Will Address Colored Women Sunday at Allen Temple
Mrs. Ramsey of Indianapolis a member of the International Helping Hand Society will address the colored women of this city Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. in Allen Temple. Vacant House Is Robbed. Thieves broke into a vacant house at 621 College Street owned by Isaac Marks at Clearview and Lincoln avenues and carried away lead pipe and brass fixtures. Fails To Deliver the Goods. Police report a man offering old lumber for kindling for 50 cents in advance who then fails to deliver the wood around the city.
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Mrs. Ramsey
Indianapolis
International Helping Hand Society
Allen Temple
College’ Street
Isaac Marks
Clearview
Lincoln Avenues
Case Pending Arises After Anatomy Museum Bust
Bil W. Zulser, 32, of Chicago, was arrested yesterday by detectives on a charge of exhibiting without a license. He is accused of running an anatomy museum that had been closed by police.
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Bil W. Zulser
Chicago
Zulser
Will Plead for Peace Delegates Named for London Congress
Cassilly CodK, ex Cincinnati resident and New York bar member, is among delegates chosen to attend the World's Peace Congress in London in August.
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Cassilly Codk
New York
London
England
Baby at City Hospital Adds Infant Dalton
A new baby arrived at City Hospital yesterday when the mother of Infant Dalton from 1044 Wesley Avenue brought the infant to the incubators. Physicians expect her to recover and thrive.
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City
Dalton
Wesley Avenue
Warrant Issued Against Cordesman-Rechtin Managers
Police Court yesterday issued a warrant for Superintendent Matthew Nelson of the Smoke Abatement AFFue to seize the managers of the Cordesman-Rechtin Company on Butler Street for alleged smoke ordinance violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Nelson
Cordesman-Rechtin Company
Butler Street
Opening Gun Fired Signals Police Crusade Launch
The article notes the opening gun fired marking the start of a police crusade. It describes the initial actions, aims, and authorities involved as law enforcement begins a broad campaign.
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Police Crusade
Cigar Store Proprietor Arrested on Speed Contest Bet
Detectives Crim and Kuhfers arrested Nathan Hirsch, proprietor of a cigar store at 430 Vine Street, on the charge of accepting a wager in a speed contest yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crim and Kuhfers
Nathan Hirsch
Vine Street
Teachers Fair to Benefit Annuity Association at Chase Street
Teachers in Cincinnati public Schools will host a fair at Chase Street School tomorrow to raise funds for the Teachers' Annuity Association. Donated linens, china, and other items will be sold in booths run by teachers.
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Chase Street
Public Schools of
Cincinnati
Teachers’ Annuity Association
Will Open New Mall Station At Elberon Corner
All arrangements for a new Post Office substation at the corner of Elberon avenue and Eighth street were completed yesterday. Postmaster Monfort has appointed Joseph Lambert clerk in charge with orders to begin business next Tuesday morning. It will be known as Station 31.
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Mall
Elberon Avenue
Eighth Street
Monfort
Joseph Lambert
Taxpayers Meet Today On Canal Improvements
President Kleybolte calls a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Central City Improvement Association at headquarters 104 East Court Street for today at 3 30 p.m. The Legislative Committee will report on canal improvement efforts during the last Ohio Legislature session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleybolte
Central City Improvement Association
East Court Street
Ohio
Woman taken to hospital after suspected poisoning at Sixth and Mill Creek
A police call reported a woman had taken poison at Sixth and Mill Creek but she was found to suffer from spinal meningitis. She was admitted to City Hospital as Mrs. Mattie Willis, 32, West Sixth Street, and is not expected to survive.
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Sixth
Mill Creek
City Hospital
Mattie Willis
West Sixth Street
Grant Favors to Yale Men
Secretary O S Bryant of the Yale Alumni Association reports railroad companies will grant a day beyond the regular limit for travel to the annual Yale commencement. Special tickets will be sold including Sunday June 21 to accommodate many former students seeking to depart then.
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Yale
O. S. Bryant
Yale Alumni Association
Workers Will Enjoy Picnic The Stearns Foster Company
A brief item notes workers at Stearns Foster Company will enjoy a company picnic hosted by management. The notice highlights community morale and employee appreciation events.
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Stearns & Foster Company
Office Picnic At Highland Grove Planned For Tomorrow
An all day outing for employees and families is set at Highland Grove with a morning baseball game between office men and mill workers. Athletic events with prizes will reward top performers.
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Nual
Highland Grove
Cincinnati Man Departs for German Turners Tournament
Gustav Schmidt of the Cincinnati Butchers' Supply Company and a member of the Central Turners' Society left yesterday for the great Turners tournament in Frankfurt Germany. He is the first Cincinnati resident to attend the Fatherland event. A number of Chicago and Indianapolis friends will sail with him.
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Germany
Gustav Schmidt
Cincinnati Butchers’ Supply Company
Central Turners’ Society
Frankfurt
Fatherland
Chicago
Indianapolis
Schmidt
Elks Plan Annual Outing at Glen Dale Farm
Cincinnati Elks finalize plans for the June 20 outing at the Albert Lackman farm in Glen Dale. Local members will be guests of Mr Lackman with out of town members attending, as a highlight in Cincinnati Lodge history. A social session follows the lodge meeting and several candidates will be initiated.
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Cincinnati Elks
Albert Lackman
Glendale
Lackman
Cincinnati Lodge
The
Elks
Walks and Talks With A Bullet in His Brain
Theodore Johnson a 40 year old former Indianapolis hotel proprietor with locomotor ataxia walked three blocks in Rensselaer Park yesterday before losing consciousness and dying soon after. He shot himself twice after telling relatives he would end his life and was taken to Bethesda Hospital for possible surgery as doctors noted the near impossibility of his movements and consciousness under the wounds.
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Theodore Johnson
Indianapolis
Rensselaer Park
Johnson
Hoosier Capital
Frank Sherry
Ridgeway Avenue
Sherry
David Bauer
Bauer
O. P. Naylor
Naylor
O. W. Butler
Hartwell
Johns
Bethesda Hospital
Ihhlendorf
White’s
Chicago
Pittsburg
City street repairs urged with new deposit fund plan
Cincinnati officials consider replacing scattered openings with city run repairs. Engineer Shipley proposes a special fund financed by deposits from opening parties to cover actual costs plus 15 percent. A governing ordinance and revised permit system would be drafted if approved by the Service Board.
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Shipley
Cornette
Middle West
Service Board
Cincinnati
H. F. Shipley
National Liquor Dealers to Meet at Niagara Falls
Fifty Cincinnati wholesale liquor men attend the thirteenth annual convention of the National Liquor Dealers Association at Niagara Falls June 25. A. Julius Freiberg and Leo F. Westheimer will address the gathering. sessions include the Board of Control, committee reports, and a big dinner at the International Hotel. Cincinnatians listed among attendees include Julius Freiberg, Westheimer, Dieterle, Schiel, Gerson, Freibergs and dozens more.
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Cincinnati
National Liquor Dealers’ Association
Niagara Falls
A. Julius Freiberg
Leo F. Westheimer
Board of Control
Executive Committee
Association
W. M. Hough
National Association of Wine and Spirits
A. J. Sunstein
Pennsylvania
George C. Dempsey
N. EB
T. M. Gilmore
National Model License League
International Hotel
Boy Dies At City Hospital After Street Wagon Accident
Kennett Jones aged 4 of 705 Hopkins Street ran into a wagon while playing in the street. He was crushed under the wheels and rushed to City Hospital with fractured ribs and internal injuries. doctors fear death. His mother Mrs. Alice Jones, a hospital employee, was the first to see him in the receiving ward.
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Kennett Jones
Hopkins Street
Alice Jones
Pennsylvania Lines Offer July Fourth Excursion Fare
Fourth of July excursion tickets available at one and one half fare for all points on July 3 and 4. Fare good to return until July 6 inclusive.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Auction set for grisly coroner loot from unclaimed bodies
Coroner Cameron prepares two mail bags of unclaimed bodies from 1904 to 1907 with coins, tools, revolvers and letters, to be sold at highest bid under Probate Judge Malsbury. About 158.38 dollars was recovered. sale date to be announced.
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Cameron
Malsbury
Lodge notices from Cincinnati Masons and Eagles
Special meeting of Cincinnati Charter No 2 R A M set for Friday June 12 at 7 30 PM with work in R A Companions from other chapters invited. Aer ie No 142 F C B to assemble at 822 Findlay street Friday June 12 for funeral services of late Brother William C er J Bernin g W P Louis Broermann Secretary. Elsior Lodge 369 holds a special evening meeting at 7 30 with work EA Severin Brell W M.
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Appel
Edward
Fredericka Appel
Weis
Dayton Street
Crowe
Anna
Celestial Street
Holy Cross Church
Denver
Col
Klayer
Pauline
Arnold
Henry Klayer
Bogen Street
O’brien—Owen
Neill O’brien
Laurel Street
St. Edward's Church
Strimple
Lurenanee Phipps
Aaron Strimple
Miami
Hamilton County
Miami M. E
Cincinnati
R. A
Joel C. Clore
H. P. J. W. Kahler
Rec'g
AERIE
Findlay Street
Frida
William C. Er J. Berning
W. P. Louis Broermann
Elsior Lodge
EA. Severin
W. M
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Eliot Walker
State of One Thousand Lakes
Curtis Lee Mosher
Eben E. Rexford
Midge Smiley
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City 10
Niagara
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Albert A
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Ates Ereweere
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Elmwood Tee Tee Tenes
Louise Bauer
Eimwood
Harry Kuhn
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John Shillite Company
Alleghanies
Maryland Casualty Co
Skiff & CO
Commercial Tribune Building
the Young Men’s Mutual Life Association Home Office
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William von Hoene
Bigane—James, Sr
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St. Francis Hospital
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Plum
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Vonderhaar
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Mollie
O'Brien
Owen
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