Notice to Contractors Hamilton County Ohio 1908
Notice to contractors from Hamilton and Clermont Counties Cincinnati Ohio dated May 28 1908 invites sealed proposals for steel highway bridge superstructure over the Little Miami River on Montauk Road near Camp Dennison and Miamiville with bids due June 26 1908 at 12 noon. Bid forms available from Clermont Counties office. bond of 1000 dollars with two sureties required. right to reject any or all bids reserved.
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Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Hamilton
Clermont Counties
Cinccinnati
Batavia
Little Miami River
Montauk Road
Camp Dennison
Symmes
Miamiville
Clermont County
Hio
Lang
Boards of County Commissioners
Order of the Boards of County Commissioners of
Stanley Struble
Fred Dretihs
Bids Sought for Blue Rock Pike Improvement in Green and Colerain
Hamilton County Commissioners invite bids until Friday June 26 at 12 o'clock for the Blue Rock pike improvement from Colerain pike to Miami River road. Specifications T14 on file. bidders must post a $1000 bond with two sureties and enter a contract if awarded. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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the Commissioners
Hamilton County
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Blue Rock Pike
Colerain Pike
Miami River Road
Green
Colerain
The
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
ST. Y Struble
Fred Dreihs
Hillside Avenue Improvement Bid Notice Delhi Township
The Hamilton County commissioners announce bids for Hillside avenue improvement from the West corporation line to Franklin avenue Delhi Township. Bids due July 10 at 2 o clock p m on blank forms with a $10 000 bond and two sureties. county reserves the right to reject all bids.
Norwood Ohio bonds sale notice dated July 6 1968
Auditor of the City of Norwood Ohio announces a sale of eleven thousand dollars in bonds for street improvements. Twenty two bonds at 500 each, 4.5 percent interest, 26 year term, bid by highest bidder with a 5 percent certified check. Sale at 12 noon in Orwood city offices, reserve and bid rejection rights.
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Orwood
Ohio
Montgomery and
Elm Avenues
Norwood
State of
Head of Festival Will Give Talk At Annual College of Music
The Thirteenth Annual Commencement of the College of Music will be held in Music Hall this evening with a program by the college chorus and orchestra. Lawrence Maxwell, President of the May Festival Association, will deliver the annual address.
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Lawrence Maxwell
College of Music
Music Hall
May Festival Association
Broker's Narrow Escape in Auto Plant Incident
Broker Louis W. Foster escaped serious injury when a crank lever slipped and struck him on the head just above the right ear causing a loss of consciousness for about ten minutes. He suffered cuts and bruises and wore a bandage yesterday in his office.
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Louis W. Foster
Foster
City Beautiful League Drives Pledge Campaign
The civic department of the Cincinnati Woman's Club under Mrs. George Kerper distributes thousands of blank pledges to improve Cincinnati. Pledges promise city cleanliness, no sidewalk spitting, proper rubbish disposal, cleaner chimneys, and a cheerful outlook.
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The
Cincinnati Woman's Club
City Beautiful League
George Kerper
Cincinnati
City Officials Hurt in Runaway Accident
Superintendent of Parks J. W. Rodgers and Attorney Edwin E. Stevens were seriously injured when the buggy shaft broke near Eighth and Carr streets. The horse bolted, throwing them over the dashboard as they narrowly missed an electric pole. Stevens suffered multiple rib fractures and possible internal injury. Rodgers sprained his back and injured a leg.
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J. W. Rodgers
Edwin E. Stevens
Eighth
Carr Streets
Wells
Sedler Avenues
Price, Hill
Carr Street
West Highth Street
Stevens
Rodger
New Officers Elected at Wholesale Saddlery Convention
The Wholesale Saddlery Association elected officers at the Linton Hotel with W A Hardenbergh of St. Paul as president and Harry L Pierson of Detroit as vice president. Albert Kiehlmey of Chicago is treasurer and Henry Othmer is secretary commissioner. A legislative committee will be named by the president. The Sixth Annual National Saddlery Manufacturers Association meet today in the Sinton.
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Wholesale Saddlery Association of the
Detroit
Albert Kiehlmey
Chicago
Henry Othmer
Robert J. Wallace
Milwaukee
J. C. Harpham
Lincoln
W. C. Pagitt
Dallas
Tex
E. A. Hendrickson
Indianapolis
Chester Park
National Saddlery Manufacturers’ Association
Sinton
Donations Gathered by Fresh Air Society Week Ending June 6
Donations totaling numerous gifts were received by the Fresh Air Society for the week ending June 6. Contributors include The Fourth Sewing Circle, Mr Thomas A Hall, Mrs Larz Anderson, the Rosé Branch of the Sunshine Society, United Jewish Charities, Strauss Pritz & Co, and several individuals with sums ranging from 5 to 50 dollars.
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The
Fresh Air Society
Fourth Sewing Circle
Thomas A. Hall
Henry W. Backus
Larz Anderson
Samuel Smith
William T. Irwin
Phil. Traunstine
Milton Hoffheimer
Albert Moch
Charles Moch
L. M. Prince
Annie Laws
Alice K. Simon
Herman Gibert
William H. Harrison
G. T. Miller
Phebe S. Baker
D. B. Meacham
F. H. Row
Noted men to speak at Chester Park Building Day outing
The Committee of Arrangements for Building Association Day in Chester Park met and announced the program. At 4 PM trustees and speakers are received, 5 PM speeches by Fred Rader H F Cellarius and G Holz, 7 15 PM Judge O P Sperra will speaks at the Chester Park Opera House, followed by addresses by C E Clark Rufus Jones J J Purinton I M Studevant and K V Haymaker. Judge Frederick Spiegel will give a German speech. Complimentary tickets available from secretaries.
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Building Association
Chester Park
H. S. Rosenthal
Thomas L. Pogue
G. Holz
Fred Bader
H. F. Cellarius
J. D. Bunké
Fred. Rader
Hamilton County League of Building and Loan Associations
United States League of Building Associations
Hamilton County League
Chester Park Opera House
O. P. Sperra
Building and Loan Associations of
Ohio
Charles E. Clark
Kentucky Building and Loan Association League
Ludlow
Rufus Jones
Ohio Building Association League
Dayton
J. J. Purinton
East Liverpool
M. Studevant
Sidney, O
K. V. Haymaker
Defiance
Frederick Spiegel
Personal Liberty League 35000 Members In Hamilton County
The Personal Liberty League in Hamilton County reports rapid growth since April 14, reaching 35 000 members with hundreds of new applications weekly. At a meeting in the First National Bank Building the group elected General Michael Ryan as President and Judge John Schwaab as Vice President, with other committee members named.
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Personal Liberty League
Hamilton County
First National Bank
Watters
Michael Ryan
John Schwaab
George H. Bohrer
German National Bank
Thomas P. Hart
Catholic Telegraph
Thomas A. Logan
Michael Ibold
Frank L. Rist
Ohio
American Federation of Labor
James Wood
Central Labor Council
Robber breaks in steals from sculptor as children scream
Mrs. Rose Tiritil, 1631 Hoffner street, knocked down and robbed of $5 and a diamond ring after a prowler spoke German then English demanding money. Her husband Nichola, also a sculptor, was away. Four children cried out as the thief fled. police未located suspect, described as a 30-year-old white man in a straw hat and black suit.
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Rose Tiritil
Hoffner Street
Nichola Tiritil
Bids Opened For Summer Necessaries In Federal Building
Bids were opened yesterday for ice 420000 pounds with several bidders offering 17 cents per 100 pounds the lowest. American Toilet Supply Company bid for 5000 dozen towels and C C Lusby for ash removal were sole bids. Coal contract awarded to Blake and Co at 2.93 per ton for 3000 tons smokeless coal.
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Federal Building
Ice Delivery Company
Independent Company
Knorr Company
Union Company
Krug & Harbison
American Toilet Supply Company
C. C. Lusby
Washington
Blake & Co
City Hall Notes Firemen and Police Election Results
Officials of the Firemen's Relief Association and Police Fund Trustees released official counts. Police fund electees include Sergeant Primrose Lieutenant Whittaker Lieutenant Scahill Sergeant Williams and Lieutenant Geist. Firemen's Association officers named Joseph Bartlett Ed Bresnan J Cunningham J Connors and I Miller. New water meter power basis for hydraulic elevators approved. Pardon Board released several prisoners on liquor abstinence pledges. Juvenile Court case defendants released on advice of officials. Front Street scales policy rescinded. Hyde Park residents urge sidewalk improvements.
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Firemen’s Relief Association
Police Fund
Primrose
Whittaker
Scahill
Williams
Geist
Firemen’s Association
Joseph Bartlett
Ed Bresnan
J. Cunningham
J. Connors
I. Miller
Pardon Board
Henry Gagen
Richard Connelley
Victor Gerrarde
Milford Bunner
Juvenile Court of
Georgetown
Manss
Thomas Jones
Charles A. Lorraine
Earlham College Receives 28000 Gift From Alumnus Morris White
Morris M. White of Cincinnati donated twenty eight thousand dollars to Earlham College Richmond Ind to boost the general endowment fund The gift enlarges the college value by twenty five thousand dollars The donor is a member of Earlham s 1848 class and former president of the Fourth National Bank based in Cincinnati
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Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Morris M. White
Cincinnati
White
College
Auburn Avenue
Fourth National Bank
Earlham
Florida booklet showcases camera landscapes and snapshots
Rankin D. Jones prints a private circulation booklet titled Camera Landscapes and Snap Shots in Florida featuring Western Florida views and scenes around St Petersburg. The volume highlights the photographer engraver and printer and is distributed to Jones's friends who admire artistry.
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Florida
Rankin D. Jones
Mercantile Library Building
St. Petersburg
Charity leaders dine aboard river boat outing
The Monday Evening Club of city charity officials held its annual meeting and outing aboard a gasoline boat. Fifty members traveled upriver near Coney Island where dinner was served and officers were elected: President C. M. Hubbard, Vice President Mrs. A. M. Reinecke, Secretary L. H. Weir, Treasurer James Dunn.
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Coney Island
C. M. Hubbard
Associated Charities
A. M. Reinecke
University Settlement
L. H. Weir
Juvenile Court
James Dunn
The
Robbery puzzles sleuths at Goepper residence
Detectives probe the theft of silverware from Edward Goepper 505 Oak street Tuesday night the Herman Goepper Company president. About 150 dollars worth of knives forks and spoons vanished after a parlor window was found unlocked. Police think the burglars knew the surroundings.
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Edward Goepper
Herman Goepper
Oak Street
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M. E. Markham
Illustrated Sunday Magazine
Commercial Tribune
the Commercial Tribune
First German Presbyterian Church
St. Paul
Eliot Walker
State of One Thousand Lakes
Curtis Lee Mosher
Eben E. Rexford
Midge Smiley
Ocean Service
Eva Madden
Office OF the Commissioners
Hillside Avenue
West Corporation
Franklin Avenue
Delhi
Delhi Township
Mary Love Akers
Louise Ww. Church
Florence Hardeman
Covington
Ethel E. Lewis
Winton Place
Bertha M. Topp
Laura Baer
Anna H. Dieterle
Katherine N. Hall
Loretta D. Hene
Muncie
Wilhelmina Hoffmann
Logansport
Patience J. Hussey
Ruth Morgan
Columbus
Lillian Rosenthal
Owensboro
Ada Genevieve Stone
Chattanooga
Tenn
Rebecca Elder
Trenton
Eunice Bock
Leroy Buck
Washington, D. C
Geneva Chacey
Hillsboro
Grover Tilden Davis
Alma Virginia Foster
Mary W. Higgins
Stanford
Madeleine Hahn
Helen Sebel
Edna Swarm
Virginia L. Bourne
Hermione Flagler
Fernbank
Elizabeth Hassemeier
Will. C. Reddick
Paducah
Anna von Run
Anna M. Weber
Wyoming
Ethel Wolf
William A. Grubbs
Etta Houser
Liberty
Jessie Léavelle
Bloomingburg
Katherine Shaw
Highlands
Louise Sans
Gallipolis
J. W. Sharp
Apple Creek
Margaret Smith
Tiffin
Cora B. Yocum
Edith Challer
S. Golde de Han
John B. Theissen
Covington, Ky
Lorena Ummel
Somerville
Broker
L. W. Foster
New Auto
Park
Rodgers
E. E. Stevens
Ryan
Federal
City Hall Notes
Board of Public Service
Scales
Front Street
Second
Sycamore Street
Hyde Park
W. C. Culkins
Service Board
Schaefer Rubber
East Fourth St
City of
Mack Bros. Motor Trucks
Special Motor Vehicle Co
E. Fourth ST
Cincinnati, O
Beltzhoover
Main ST
Sean
England
Continent
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Plymouth
Cherbourg Bremes
Kronprinz WM
Kaiser WM. II
Kaiser D. GR
Kronprinzessin
LLOYD
Ming
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Tments
Naples
Genoa
Jiume Ie
P. Irene K. Luise
K. Albert
P. Irene
Athens
Constantinople
Alexandria
World
Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
New York
Hotels and Resorts
Marseille
103D St
Hudson and
Riverside Drive
H. S. Clement
Congress Hall
Saratoga
Hotel
Normandie
N.W
McPherson Square
WM. Miller Rangd and Furnace CO
Postoffice Square
Yellowstone Park
Alaska
Réan Campbell
American Tourist Association
Marquette Building
Havlin
Cincinnati’s
Bath
Beach Haven, N. J
Tchless Bay
Engleside
R. F. Engle
Pennsylvania
London
Springfield
Xenia
Pearl and
Butler Sts
Natural Bridge, Ky
Fourth Street
Latonia
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
Grand Mountain
Fourth and Vine Sts
Sinton Hote
Thousand Islands
Frontenac
ST. Lawrence River
Co. G
Trussell
Mgr
Bon Air
Augusta
Atlantic City, N. J
Miller Cottage
Thomas Cook & Son
Hamburg
Gibraltar
Norway
North Cape
Spitzbersen
Iceland
Oceana
Kronprin- Aeraee Cecilie
Meteor
Hamurg
B’way, N.Y
American Line
Cherbourg
South Eee Philadel Indhia
Queenstown
Liverpool
Atlantic Transport Line
Ondon Dia
York
Dover
Ntwerp
Southamp Tone
Boston
Italy
Philadelphia
Eta
Krell
Harriet & Richmond Sts
Idian Village
Kemp
Darktown Fire Brigade
Dumond
Minstrels
Francelias
Leonard Kane
Marie Clark
Baker & Camellia
Don Philip
Pini
Weber
Columbia
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