Wholesale Dry Goods and Carpets Expanded at Alms and Doepke
Core arrivals of new goods have been received in the enlarged Wholesale Departments of Alms and Doepke extending from Canal to Hunt and Main to Sycamore Streets a 400 foot span. The rooms are now the most lighted and cleanest wholesale spaces in the United States with stocks to match. We offer advantages unavailable elsewhere with unequaled assortments and always lowest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alms & Doepke
Canal
Hunt
Main
Sycamore
United States
Gas firms sign natural gas contract for Cincinnati
Union Gas and Electric Company announces a signed contract with Columbia Gas and Electric to supply Cincinnati with gas up to 80 million cubic feet daily. The Columbia pipeline to Cincinnati from West Virginia is due to finish this year. prices remain legally limited to thirty cents per thousand feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenan
Union Gas and Electric Company
New York
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Columbia
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Ohio
A. S. White
Columbia Company
Union
Bar Association Plans Woodsdale Park Outing
The Bar Association will hold its annual outing at Woodsdale Park on Friday June 21. A special train chartered by a committee will depart the C H D Depot at 10 a.m. and return at 5 30 p.m. An elaborate menu includes burgoo barbecue Southdown mutton fish chowder fried and baked fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bar Association
Woodsdale Park
Automobile Club Orphans Parade Postponed Concert
The Cincinnati orphans outing by the Automobile Club of America was delayed by rain. Smittie’s Band pressed for $156 payment and performed in Burnet Woods for Park Superintendent Rodgers, playing a full programme to a crowd of 300 despite no orphans present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Automobile Club of America
Smittie
Burnet Woods
Rodgers
North German Lloyd Orders Two Large Passengers
The North German Lloyd Steamship Company orders a 720 foot passenger steamer named George Washington to be built at Vulcan Company Stettin for Bremen to New York service. It will measure 720 by 78 by 54 feet with 27000 gross tons and a speed of 18 knots. A second large liner of 17000 gross tons is being built by John C Tecklenberg in Geestemunde for the New York trade and will be named Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Vulcan Company
Stettin
Bremen
New York
George Washington
Lloyd
John C. Tecklenberg
Geestemunde
Bremerhaven
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Grit Grace and Greenbacks Lecture At Walnut Hills Church
Rev H. Jameson delivered a lecture titled Grit Grace and Greenbacks at Walnut Hills M E Church in Cincinnati. Dr J B Young pastor and the church celebrate the twenty sixth anniversary this week. A large audience is expected this evening for Dr Young to present The Story of a Great Battle.
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Walnut Hills M
H. €. Jameson
Cincinnati
J. B. Young
Slate Fussinger to Succeed Hill in City Water Works
Edward Nagel and three men tied to the Ryan Soap Works furnace case face questioning as police drop the murder theory. Edward Nagel recants his tale, is placed in Juvenile Court custody, and officials shift to a water works reshuffle with Emile Fussinger named superintendent as Hill steps down.
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Ryan Soap
Edward Joseph Nagel
Cameron
Edward Nagel
Corbin
Heustlein
Pflug
City Hall
Nagel
George Heimrod
Red
Burkhart
Paddy” O’brien
Central Avenue
Frank White
Lehman Road
John Hock
Harrison Avenue
Mill Creek Bridge
Haerr
Heimrod, O’brien
White
First District
Lightning strikes kill farmer and damage houses
A farmer, 45, William Frivelle of Brookville Pike near Harrison Ohio, was killed by a lightning bolt while in his front yard. Earlier storms toppled bricks into homes on John H. Kimmick and Schwartz properties. Streetcar and sewer work were disrupted by flood waters across Hartwell and Lockland regions. Multiple telephones were knocked out near Bellevue after a bolt hit a Berry and Walnut area pole.
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John H. Kimmick
Betts Avenue
McMicken
Millcreek
Wayne Avenue
Hartwell
Crescent Avenue
Carey Plant
Lockland
Berry Avenue
Walnut Street
Bellevue
City Hall Notes Reflect May Street Cleaning Efficiency
May saw 37 percent more squares cleaned than April as the Street Cleaning Department faced cold weather, with no drop in ashes hauled. The Board of Public Service votes on bids for contagious disease wards and a Burnet avenue hospital power plant, and considers municipal asphalt plant purchase in executive session.
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Board of Public Service
Keefe
Burnet Avenue
Dempsey
John Grossman
Julius Helzberg
Danenhower
Benson Foraker
The
Traction Company
McMillan Street
Ohio Avenue
Clifton Avenue
Herbert Sharon
Clarence Murphy
John Brake
Thomas Maley
F. J. Conlon
James Griffin
Board of Elections
Pleasant Ridge
Board of Education
Hudson School Furniture Company
Logan
W. Va
Avondale
American Furniture Company
New York
Grand Rapids
Civic Club Bans Cuspidors in Federal Building
The Civic Department of the Women s Club scores another point by banning cuspidors from the Federal Building. Custodian Amor Smith Jr ordered removal after Mrs George B Kerper, chairwoman, urged that the spittoons were unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Department
Women's Club
Federal Building
George B. Kerper
Amor Smith, Jr
Will GIVES A FETE TO HELP TINY TOTS
Walnut Hills girls plan a lawn fete to raise a fund for needy children. The Shadow Club members include Margaret Emerson Mildred Frinkoess Janet Block Aline Ullman Caroline Emerson and Charlotte Eisenman. The event is set for Friday June 14 at Gilbert and Lincoln avenues with contributions from local firms and individuals.
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Walnut Hills
Shadow Club
Gilbert and
Lincoln Avenues
Missus Margaret Emerson
Mildred Frinkoess
Janet Block
Aline Ullman
Caroline Emerson
Charlotte Eisenman
Engagement Announcement From Walnut Hills Nurse
Anna Lipps of 2531 Gilbert Avenue announces her engagement to J Le Minsker a wealthy woolen manufacturer of Charleston West Virginia. The couple met during his illness in Charleston when a nurse was sent from Cincinnati to care for him. Lipps is a graduate of the Cincinnati Hospital Training School for Nurses and a leader in her profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Lipps
Gilbert Avenue
J. le Minsker
Charleston
W. Va
Walnut Hills
M. B. Church
Mr. Minsker
Miss Lipps
Dan Cupid
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Cincinnati Hospital
Radnor College Girls Arrive from Nashville
Radnor College girls numbering 125 arrived yesterday afternoon in Radnor City aboard the L. and N. Railroad train from Nashville Tennessee. They proceeded to Cleveland last evening and will continue to New York before returning.
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Radnor College
Nashville
Tenn
L. & N. Railroad
Cleveland
New York
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the Alms & Doepke Co
Jamestown
Kanawha
New Rivers
James River
City
Walnut St
A. L. Ellett
Queen City
Postalus
Joseph R. Peebles’ Sons Company
Cincinnati, C
Slate Fussinger
Hill
Tudor
Millikin
Crawford
Poppe
Paddy Scallon
Heimrod
O’brien
Ryan
Zeigler and
Hopple
Meredith
Emile C. Fussinger
Fussinger
Charles Tudor
Washington Meredith
Allen Kisinger
Thomas O’neill
Benzenberg
Bender
Marx
Engineer Benzenberg
New Water Works
Herschede
Water Works Department
Whitehead
Thomas O’neilly
Miller
City Water Department
John R. Bender
A. Herschede
John W. Hil
Water Department
G. H. Benzenberg
City Water Works
John W. Hill
Front Street
Front’ Street
Eden Park
City Hall Notes
Civic Department of Woman’s Club
Will
Tiny
Commercial Tribune
Michigan
Toledo
Detroit
Canada
CINC
ATI
Chevoix
Petoskey
Harbor Springs
Mich
Traction
Fifth
Walnut
Miller Range
W.G. Woodmansee Piano Co
West Fourth Street
Millcreek Township
North Fairmount
Westwod
Cumminsville
Roll Hill
Guy Manning
Joseph Neyer
Clifford Roll
Radnor
Jones
Sunda
Wilmington, Sabina
Washington
D. H
Mt. Sterling
Columbus
Central Union Station
HJ. Gordon’s
Curtice
Sacco
Ezekiel & Bernheim
Main Street
Ghester
Root Ball
Smith & Nixon
Finnes
Serpin
Fountain Square
Coney
MosCco
Mile River
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