After the Storm Public Service Meets to Settle Fountains
The Board of Public Service held a session addressing Probasco’s Fountain preservation, temporary appointments, and repairs to the esplanade. It approved temporary term limits for Medical Inspector and others, awarded a pauper burial contract, and discharged Edward Ryan from paving duties. Probasco urged continued care for the fountain and esplanade, offering support and funds for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Davis
Lyle
Caldwell
Deck
Weil
Habig & Sons
McGuire
Edward Ryan
West Sixth Street
Boeh
Probasco
Henry Probasco
Patrick McHugh
Resor Academy
Queen City
McHugh
Clifton
Esplanade
Clerk Protests Fees in Humane Society Cruelty Cases
Charles Beeden, clerk for Contractor Quigley at California Water Works, objects to paying ex-Judge Ellis Gregg for cruelty case prosecutions by the Humane Society. He argues the society’s law is unconstitutional and that Gregg lacks official appointment or bonding. The County Commissioners debate remedy, sending the matter to the Attorney General. Solicitor Wilson offers a temporary view that a law stands until court declares otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8
Beeden
Quigley
New
Water Works
California
Ellis B. Gregg
The
Humane Society
Judge Gregg
United States
Ohio
Wilson
Outing Arrangements Set by Ancient Order of United Workmen
The Ancient Order of United Workmen will host a monster outing at the Zoological Garden next Saturday with lodges from nearby cities attending. A prize drill featuring several teams including a ladies in full regalia will occur, followed by a concert and addresses by prominent members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of United Workmen
Zoological Garden
Saengerfest Relief Committee Meets Today
The Chamber of Commerce committee appointed by President Allen to study relief for Saengerfest Directors meets at 1:30 PM in the committee room. Colonel R H West chairs, saying no concrete plan is ready but willing to promote funds. Businessmen's Club representatives are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Allen
Chamber
R. H. West
Business Men's Club
Ohio Bankers Set Tenth Annual Meeting Dates
Ohio bankers received notice that the tenth annual convention of the Ohio State Bankers Association will be held in Columbus on September 19 and 20. The event follows the city’s recent convention pattern with expectations of a large Cincinnati delegation. Griffith P. Griffith of Citizens’ National Bank serves on the association’s executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State Bankers’ Association
Cincinnati
Griffith P. Griffith
Citizens’ National Bank
James McFarlan Dead Pioneer Cincinnati Merchant
James McFarlan a Cincinnati pioneer merchant and manufacturer died after 3 pm at his West Ninth street home in his eighty second year. Born in London in 1818 he moved to Cincinnati at age 12 and built a long business career including McFarlan Gaines and later McFarlan Cheney partnerships. An ardent anti slavery advocate he helped found McFarlan Straight Co and its New Orleans commission and grocery house. Funeral arrangements were not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McFarlan
Cincinnati
West Ninth Street
Bright
Mr. McFarlan
London
McFarlan
Paiseley
Loch Lomond
Cheviot
Richard Gaines
McFarlan & Gaines
Gaines
Farlan
Cyrus Cheney
New Orleans
Body of Paul Dickey Sent to Pittsburg for Burial
Paul Dickey, a Pomeroy prisoner who died in his Workhouse cell, was sent to Pittsburg, Pennsylvania for burial upon undertaker Thomas Payton’s orders. Coroners Clerk Drieks intervened to ensure a Christian burial after Dickey had stated he was from the Smoky City, revealing his parents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dickey
Pittsburg
Pomeroy
Thomas Payton
Drieks
Dickey
Potter's Field
Jenkinson
Schwab
Pennsylvania
Longtime Indiana business leader McFarlan dies aged eighty
Levi Coffin era connections and the firm McFarlan Baldwin Co dissolved June 1 1892 after 48 years of partnership. Mr Charles E McFarlan heir to William Powell Co and former VP, church trustee and respected citizen passed away leaving wife Kate D Magill and sons Frank G McFarlan and Charles E McFarlan. mourned by old residents, Commerce Chamber and the local Baptist community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Coffin
Harwood
Messrs
Straight & Deming
McFarlan, Baldwin, & Co
McFarlan
William Powell Company
Chas. E. McFarlan
First Baptist’ Church
Ninth’ Street Baptist Church
Kate D. Magill
St. Clairsville
James Powell
Wm. Powell Company
Frank G. McFarlan
Mansfield, O
Wm. Powell
Reorganization Plan Considered by Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco
A meeting of prominent stockholders of the Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company is set for Saturday at 2 30 PM at Globe Warehouse to review a secret plan drafted by a five member special committee. The plan, agreed upon Tuesday, aims to reorganize the company and will be unanimously recommended if accepted by major stockholders before presenting to all shares for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company
Globe Warehouse
Committee of Five
Brighton Business Men Club Formed For Mutual Benefit
Brighton district business men form the Brighton Business Men's Club with thirty five paying the first assessment. The group plans a trolley ride on the 21st and a Thursday picnic with street railway employees at Reichrath's Park as groundwork for a permanent organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Reichrath’s
New Minister Coming to Mt Auburn Baptist Church
The Rev. Charles H. Maxson accepts the call to Mt. Auburn Baptist Church in Cincinnati. A Rochester University and Rochester Theological Seminary graduate, he will begin October 1 after touring abroad. He has served five years in Saginaw Michigan and is highly regarded there.
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Charles ‘H. Maxson
Mt. Auburn Baptist Church
Charles.h. Maxson
Saginaw
Mich
Westside
Geo L. Mason
Maxson
Rochester University
Rochester Theological Seminary
Cincinnati
NAM Executive Committee Re-elects Members-at-Large
At the NAM Executive Committee meeting in Philadelphia Robert Laidlaw of the city was re-elected as a member-at-large along with Nissen of New York and Converse of Philadelphia. New at-large members elected were Carroll of New York Tompkins of Charlotte and Noties of Louisville. Vacant vice presidencies were filled for Minnesota Missouri Iowa and Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
Philadelphia
Robert Laidlaw
Te Tig Nissen
New York
John H. Converse
Wm. Carroll
D . A. Tompkins
Charlotte
N. Gy
Ey C Noties
Loulaville
Boston
Minnesota
H. S. Wood
American Hoist and Derrick Company
St. Paul
Missouri
R. E. Gardner
Presid
Banner Buggy Company
St. Boy
Iowa
F. S. Kratsinger
Iowa Farming Tool Companty
Bellevue Hotel
Red
National Association
Search
Methodist Social Union Reception For New General Conference Officers
The Cincinnati Methodist Social Union hosts a reception at Trinity M. E. Church for resident and newly elected General Conference officers. Bishops Walden Moore and Hamilton and doctors Jennings Gilbert and Thirkield attend as special guests. Moore heads to China, an event of international interest and peace concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Methodist Social Union
Trinity M. E. Church
General Conference
Cincinnati
Walden
Moore
Hamilton
Jennings
Gilbert
Thirkield
Legacy of 1000 Bequest to Bethesda Hospital
A Bethesda Hospital meeting of the medical and surgical staff at Mt. Auburn discussed plans for deaconess studies for the coming year. The will provides a $1000 bequest to the hospital. The faculty listed includes Drs. Geiger Walton Buck Snow Crawford Meader McCormick Fishback Stewart Reed Geohagan Wiggins McDermott Pauly Crank.
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Bethesda Hospital
Mt. Auburn
R. Geiger
J.D. Buck
Henry Snow
J. M. Crawford
L. D. Meader
Conclave of Tribe of Ben Hur Planned at Zoo
Ohio Tristate Conclave of the Tribe of Ben Hur will meet June 23 at the Zoo. A big tent will be erected for the event with delegates from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky attending. A banquet and addresses followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribe of ‘Ben Hur
Ohio
Tristate
Cincinnati Man Fatally Injured by Train Fall
Charles Snyder of Cincinnati aged 30 fatally injured in New Haven when he fell from a moving train as a brakeman. He lived at 116 Fourth Street. The accident occurred June 13 and prompted a special despatch to the Commercial Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New Haven
Conn
Charles Snyder
Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertises Comfort for Tight Shoes
Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease powder. It relieves tightness instantly and helps with corns, bunions, blisters, and sore feet. Marketed as the greatest comfort discovery, it claims to prevent sweating and shoe discomfort. Available at shoe stores with trial vans and mail order from Allen S. Olmsted.
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Allen’s
Allen
Olmsted
Lelay
X.y
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Zoc
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Free Information Bureau
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Long Island
N. Y
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Manufacturers’ Executive Committee
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Wm. M. Bates
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Union Station
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Methodist Social Union
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Mr Eager
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Valen” Station
Secor
Fourth and Vine Streets
Ocean Steamers
QS. Co
A. E. Outerbridge & CO
Arts Quebec 5. &. Co., Ltd
Broadway
N.Y
Arthur Ahern
Quebec
S. Kuhn & Sons
Oakland
Maryland
Baltimore & Ohio
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Cape May
R. Halpin
St. Lawrence River
Thousand Islands
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Switzerland
W. B. Pearl
Devil's Lake
Wis
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Providence
New London
Cundall
East Greenwich
R. I
Watch Hill’ House
Watch Hill, B.L
A. R. Hale
D. C. Babcock
Detroit
Wayne Hotel
Detroit River
Sseker
BR. Hayes
Lake Chautauqua
Mason House
Bemus Point
Eeee
Clinton
Long Island Sound
New ‘Haven
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Ballast Island
Lake Erie
M. Johannsen
Patia Bay
Maymouth
Ocean Front
WM. Applegate
Atlantic City, N. J
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Atlantic City
Ceres Ocean Front
James Southwick
Menager
Waldorf -Astoria
N. J
Ocean
Harry Bothman
Crand Atlantic Hotel
Virginia Av
Beach
Alleds City
Charles E. Cope
the Royal Palace
Atlantic Coast
Doves End
Pacific Av
F.N. Pike
Hygeia
Old Poima Comfort
Aguuk
Kilpatrick
Vaudeville
Dasciaz
Chester Park
Bartholomew
Hawley's
Crand
Weber Military Band
ART Museum
Ear End
W. C. Peale
T. J. Peale
BRO
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