Cleaning of City Important Work Big City Effort
The Cincinnati street cleaning department operates a vast plant at Liberty and Linn, with 500 workers, 150 wagons, and machine tools. An incinerator on Second Street burns nonrecyclable refuse while pickers salvage saleable items. Superintendent Fred Maag leads thirty years of service, backed by long-tenured staff, emphasizing public health through daily sweeping, flushing, and waste destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Firs
Liberty
Linn
Liberty Street
Neave
Second Street
Fred Maag
Iia
John Blankenbuehle
United States
Unprofitable Servants Threaten Economic Supremacy
President Woodrow Wilson criticized union driven labor standards in a Princeton baccalaureate address. He argued that labor is becoming unprofitable under current regulations, saying workers seek minimum effort, hurting employers and risking America's economic leadership. He cited Luke as guiding text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Wilson
Labor of
America
Zimmerman Registers at Sinton Hotel Before Disappearance
Eugene Zimmerman former president of the C H D R R and father of the duchess of Manchester registered at the Sinton hotel yesterday. He left soon after registering and did not return by 4 hour last night, prompting a missing person inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Zimmerman
Duchess of Manchester
Sinton Hotel
Mr. Zimmerman
Child of Missionary Born in Heart of China
Paul C. Gelwicks five years old is the son of George L. Gelwicks and wife Presbyterian missionaries in China. He was born at Hongchow Hunan China about a thousand miles inland from Shanghai near where three Roman Catholic missionaries were killed during the Boxer uprising in 1900. His parents are visiting relatives in Deihil Ohio and will soon return to China as missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Gelwicks
George L. Gelwicks
Presbyterian Church In
China
Paul
Hongchow
Hunan
Shanghai
Cincinnati
Deihil
Educators Plan Session at National Education Meet
The Religious Education association will hold a conference tied to the Denver convention of the National Education association. The 2:30 p.m. July 5 session features speakers Elmer E. Brown Joseph Sain W G Chambers and Henry F Cope on public education and religious training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Religious Education Association
National Education Association
Denver
Col
Elmer E. Brown
United States Commissioner of Education
Joseph Sain
Swarthmore College
National Conference
The
W. G. Chambers
State Normal School of Colorado
Henry F. Cope
Kentucky County Directories Highlight Numerous Residents
An OCR fragment lists names and addresses across several Kentucky counties including Kenton Campbell and Grant. It cites individuals such as Miss Myrtle Miller and Miss Clara Rennebarth, with many street addresses and city references in Covington Newport Ludlow Latonia and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Kenton Coustian Hose
Bokelohn
Clara
Rennebarth
Rena Pierce
Park Ave
Cecilia Rathman
Serco Bnase
Mille Waterfield
Ludlow
Ruby E. Cameron
York Campbell County
City of
Newport
Lena Geyler
Main Street
A. Henderson
Scott
Berthan
Miss Bessie
M. Coliing
Southgate
Alice Williams
Ithaca
Margaret McGuire
Arcanum
Darke
Troy
Miami County
Ona Linn
Tippecanoe City
Mary Belle Sater
Eneoere
Cotta Weaver
Nellie Fern “White
Union Gltv
Sare
Oens
J. Clare Reeke
Greenville
Hallie Klinger
Arch Acoutic Y Monnt
Dial Pe
Mercer
Shelby
van Wert
Allen
Auglaize
Edith Schmidt
St. Marys
AUP Ell Om Cout Ly
Leona Young
Celina
Mer
Clara Beck
South Main Street
Lima
Allen County
Logan
Union
Delaware
Hardin
Marion
Paulding
Putnam Counties
Three Days Between Candidates and End of Race
A historical preview notes a critical three day period in a political contest for a trip to Europe. The piece warns candidates to brace for fierce efforts as results near, urging persistence and faith in one’s own campaign despite rivals’ indifference. Ballot tallies up to 8 AM on Saturday June 12, 1909 are listed across multiple wards and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Neighborly Dispute Ends With Razor Attack
Charles Beach and Simp son Jimison met at 2355 and 2353 Florence avenue when Beach allegedly used harsh language, prompting Jimison to offer Peach a stern rebuke. Peach drew a razor slashing Jimison in the neck before fleeing. Jimison sought treatment at Dr. Thomas's office on 792 Mc Millan street as police were alerted early yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beach
Florence Avenue
Simpson Jimison
Jimison
Peach
Dr. Thomas
McMillan Street
Students Seek Vacation Work in Cincinnati Memo
Students in Cincinnati search for summer jobs across many fields as vacation begins. University students spread across cafes, restaurants, streetcar lines, farms, mills, and machine shops seeking earnings before college reopens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati University
Cincinnati
Farrelly Installed as Cleveland Diocese Bishop
The Rt. Rev. John P. Farrelly was installed as bishop of the Cleveland Catholic diocese at St. John’s Cathedral. Archbishop Moeller of Cincinnati and visiting bishops attended as Farrelly succeeds the late Igna tius F. Horstmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John P. Farrelly
Farrelly
Ignatius F. Horstmann
Canton
Pius X
St. John’s Cathedral
Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
Mgr
Bofft
Ohio civic district voter list fragment with addresses
A dense list of townships villages and individual names with street addresses appears. The fragment names Emma McKinney Louise Hoffmann Lena Neteler Emma Hack Madge Jewett Nellie Davies Essie Hildebrand Fannie Senour H L Brill F Scharat Hester Schulz and others linked to Lockland Madisonville Cleves Norwood Pleasant Ridge and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy Heights
Oakley
Brecon
Hazelwood
Symmes
Miamiville
Blue Ash
Montgomery
Camp Dennison
Madeira
Tower Hill
Columbia
Sycamore
Norwood
Pleasant Ridge
Wyoming
Park Place
Woodlawn
Glendale
Crestvut
Springdale
Mount Airy
Mount Healthy
College Hill
Emma Hack
Main Street
Madisonville
Roy L. Price
Peabody Avenue
Olive Parrot
Deer Park
Sycamore Township
Pinte Et al and
Cleves
North Bend
Addyston
Fernbank
Home City
Mount Washington
Delhi
Anderson Township
Madge R. Jewett
Newtown
Meetings Across Burnet House Engage Local Groups
The Order of the Eastern Star holds its regular meeting at Burnet House tonight. The Woman's Auxiliary of the Lithographers' Union meets at the Denison hotel this afternoon. Purdue University alumni plan a regular monthly gathering at Burnet House tomorrow night. The Office Men's Club to host a banquet at Burnet House Wednesday night with fifty guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Burnett House
Woman’s Auxiliary Society of the Lithographers’ Union
Denison Hotel
Purdué University
Burnet House
Office Men's Club
Local notices list residents in Clermont County
Fragmentary civic notices name Mrs Edna K Spear of Branch Hill and Mrs C A Reed of New Richmond in Clermont County. The text mentions Clermont Brown and Adams Counties and includes scattered figures and codes.
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Clermont
Brown
Adams Counties
Edna K. Spear
Branch Hill
Clermont County
C. A. Reed
New Richmond
Clérmont County
Indiana Counties Obituary and Residence Directory Fragments
A fragmented 1910s style list names several Indiana counties and residents with addresses in cities like Lawrenceburg Batesville Madison Columbus Muncie Bluffton Portland and Decatur. The text reads like a census or directory entry noting Misses Rosa Meyer Lilla Vermilya Frances Morton Brossart Opal Highley Ruth Richey Marie Northlane Martha Rotharmel Lilah Tanhint Stella Cook and Laura Murphy along with county affiliations and street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Morton Brossart
East Second Street
Madison
Jefferson County
Bula Trembly
Washington Street
Columbus
Seerates
Shelby
Hancock
Henry
Rush
Peraees
Opal Highley
Liberty
Union County
Martha K. Rotharmel
Central Street
Bluffton
Wells County
Lilah Tanhint
Monroe Street
Decatur
Adams County
Stella Cook
Walnut Street
Portland
Jay County
Joon Opens New State Hospital at Mount Vernon
Dr. C. B. Conwell, superintendent of the Mount Vernon tuberculosis hospital, returned from visits to major sanatoriums in New York Adirondacks and Michigan to inform Ohio officials in Columbus about furnishing the Mount Vernon institution. The hospital should be ready for trustees by late August and open to patients in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Conwell
Mount Vernon
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio Hospital
Harmon
E. M. Fullington
A. G. Denham
C. O. Probst
State Board of Health
Veteran Cincinnati merchant I B Resor dies at 69
I B Resor aged 69 dies at his Clifton home 429 Resor avenue after a life in Cincinnati business. He led William Resor Sons and later presided over William Resor Song company. Survived by widow two sons Walter G Stanley D and two daughters Mrs Morrison Waite and Miss Mary Resor. Funeral at 10 30 Wednesday at Calvary Episcopal church Clifton with Rev F L Finchbaugh officiating. Burial in Spring Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Resor
Cincinnati
Resor Avenue
Clifton
William Resor & Sons
William Resor
Stanley D
Morrison Waite
Mary Resor
F. L. Finchbaugh
Calvary Episcopal Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Teacher Shoots Himself in Accident at Van Wert
Davia Fouty a 21 year old school teacher shot himself while cleaning a revolver at his Van Wert Ohio home. The bullet entered the right cheek and passed upward into the brain causing mortal injuries by the afternoon.
Kentucky druggists to hold annual convention at Cerulean Springs
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune Hopkinsville Kentucky June 13 Druggists from all over the state gather at Cerulean Springs for the thirty second annual Kentucky Pharmaceutical association convention. The four day event includes business sessions and social activities with discussions on the new pure food and drug law policy on prohibition morphine cocaine and pharmacy law changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hopkinsville
Cerulean Springs
Kentucky Pharmaceutical Association
Father seeks role as executioner in Gebbia case
In New Orleans on June 13, Peter Lamana, father of Walter Lamana, declares he will petition Governor Sanders and St Charles Parish authorities to permit him to act as executioner for Leonardo Gebbia, condemned for the kidnapping and murder of Walter Lamana. The crime involved a $5,000 ransom and the boy's decapitation by Black Hand operatives two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Leonardo Gebbia
Sanders
Peter Lamana
St. Charles Parish
Gebbla
Walter Lamana
Eighteen Arrested in City Raid on Georgs Street Resorts
Lieutenant Hill and Patrolmen Nieltel and Schwaebel conducted an early morning raid on three Georgs street resorts. Eighteen men and women found inside were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieutenant Hill
Nieltel
Schwaebel
Georgs Street
Sealed bids sought for Renner street sewer project Cincinnati
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati invites sealed bids by June 21 1909 at noon for furnishing labor materials and construction of sewers and drains on Renner Street from North Elm to west of Hamburg Street. Bids must include full names and a $1000 bond or certified check. If bids are rejected checks returned. if accepted, returned after contract execution. Clark John J Wenner announces the notice June 4 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Renner Street
North Elm Street
Hamburg Street
The
Une
John J. Wenner
Board of Public
City of Cincinnati, State Co
Imem
Vaughn Street
Unis Avenue
Daniels Street
Eden Avenue
Probate Court Accounts Filed for Numerous Decedents
Hamilton County Ohio probate court has filed accounts and vouchers for many deceased individuals and guardianships. The Clerk announces suspensions for confirmation and invites written exceptions by June 22, 1908, with hearings to follow until final disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hamilton County
Louri
William H. Harrison
Louis Leid
John W. Bennett
Patrick J. Wneston
Howard Starpiess
Anna 8. Graham
Charles H. Jackson
Léonard J. Deremo
Ophelia Higdon
Philip Rindfleisch, Jr
Caroline L. de Sbraine
Sbern
Edward J. Herzog
Mary J. Patton
John T. Ackerman
Daniel Somers
Willam Bunsermeier
Theresa Rummel
Bernard Hichter
Leon van Loo
Charles Krumm
John D. Phillips
Julius Grad
John M. Strobel
Elise L. Frerking
Morand Clauven
Outomar Loopf
Mary Cain
Micchael E. Smith
Israel KB
Frederick H. Short
Florian Berechier
Marjorie Reakirt
Belle R. McIintyre
Lawrence Niehaus
Sarah & Roeschke
Anna L Gold
Ruth M Vocke
Catherine Henn
Smith Foster
Ida M. Ellermann
Marion M. Pabodie
John L. Riddle, Jr
Mildred M Updegrove
James A Johnson
Gertrude F. Wright
Siefert Schaeffer
Charles Batzer
Mary Fais
Henry Lange
Iona M. Reynolds
Given C. Matthews
Amzi Weil
Helena Rolfes
Emma Seifer
Elmer P. Childs
Wilhelm Hauser
Willam Brogin
William Seibert, Jr
Joseph » Carnes
Laura A
Rufus King
William H. Lueders
F. J. Behle
Cincinnati
Bids Sought by Cincinnati Board for Vaughn Street Sewer Work
The Board of Public Works of Cincinnati invites sealed bids for furnishing labor and materials to build sewers and drains on Vaughn Street from Uni s avenue to Daniels street and Daniels street to Eden avenue. Each bid must include full names of all interested parties and be $1000 or more. Bids due noon Monday June 21. The board may reject any or all bids. June 4, 1909.
Sealed bids opened for coal at Hamilton County Infirmary
Carthage Ohio June 7 1908 sealed proposals due July 7 1909 for furnishing 150 tons or more of second quality Youghiogheny coal or its equal to the infirmary premises. Bids on blank forms at the board office Courthouse with two sureties totaling 300 dollars. Directors reserve right to reject all bids. By order Dr Bauer secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Ohio
Youghiogheny
Hamilton County Infirmary
Board of
Cashio
Co. F. Bauer
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Princeton
Heart OF
Paul Co
Gedwicks
Young & Carl
Religious Association
Colorado
Kentucky
the Commercial Tribune
Sis
P. O
Clara Dauman
Trene Carter Surdo
Buttee Avenue
Wards Road
Hyde Park
Alice Fehl
Linwood Road
Amelia M. ‘Wagner
Taylor Avenue
Hamilton
Butler County
Nelle Brock
South Fourth Street
Emma B. Ruhe
Ek Avenue
Ham
John Hofmann
Gilbert Avenue
Nassau Street
Mary D. Woolley
Ingleside Avenue
Marie L. Beckett
Clarion Avenue
Evanston
Mabel Joyce Evans
St. James Avenue
Dena Klein
Martin Street
Jennie Stibbs
Lebanon
Warren County
Mayme Guthrie
Leesburg
Pile Lan
Lydia M. Sewell Cashman
Martinsville
Clinton County
Scioto
Pike
Ross and Jackson Coun
Alice K. Bertsch
Jackson
Jackson County
Kathryn Williams
Portsmouth
Scioto County
Jennie Warner
Douglas Avenueé
Chillicothe
Ross County
Gallia
Lawrence
Meigs
Washington
Athens
Hocking and Vinton Coun
Louisé C. Clihe
Bremen Street
Feee
Louise Weisbrod
Clifton Avenue
May E. Pickard
Gilman
Eoeth Nee Fies Seers
Elsa Finch
Nelson Averotten
Elizabeth Gerhard
Bethesda Belie
Ema L. Sander
Patience J. Hussey
West Seventh Street
Rosalia E. Schmitz
Carlisle and
Mound Street
Katherine Farrell
Garfield Avenue
Lillie Bishop
West Liberty Street
Carrie Wuebbling
Price Avenue
Ward
Harry J. Schmidt
McPherson Avenue
Price Hill
Ates Ahrset Chieran Tee
Augusta M. Stamm
Cheviot Avenue
Anna Wintzinger
Queen City Avenue
Jessie Dell
James E. Bradford
Elmore Street
Nell Charlotte McLean
Ath- Cus
Viele Bere
Lottie Taylor
North Kenova
DAW de Rcas Ommiyniyel Oe
Mabel Hite
Lancaster Street
Mariettalio
Gertrude McCarty
South Second Street
Ironton
Law- Lencoggouiluv
Louise’ Martin
McArthur
CORL
Galeae Crue
May Shafer
Mendenhall
Dayton
Mary Dreher
Arnetta Lachner
Watet Linden Avenue
Miamisburg
Ella Grace ‘Gebhart
SiGe
Tiales Davcbiy
Nettie J. Ellis
Miami
Champaign
Lena Pee Acre
Leipaiee
Putnam County
Edith H. Kemper
DeGraft
Logan County
Bde Brinkel
Ottawa
Putnam
Bessie Core
North High Street
Columbus Grove
Put
Goodty Cain
Clara Hecker
Nona Kennedy
West North Street
Kenton
Colyre
Florence
Dodds
Mad River Street
Bellefont&ine
Indiana
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
W. H. Connor
E. Fourth Street
Cincinnati, O
St. Louis
Ohio River
Goller Fishing Club
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Charles Heitzman
F. Fossler
J. Young
William Goller
Dr. Conwell
Cincinnatian
Mt. Vernon Institution
Kentucky Druggists
Son
S. Wu
U. S&s Army
Soeter
S. Army
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