Cincinnati Democrats split as clubs schedule July picnic
The Cincinnati Democratic Club plans a July 21 outing at Coney Island while the Duckworth Club debates a separate June 23 picnic. Tickets have been returned by other city officials, widening factional tensions. Prominent figures like Senator Bailey and Governor Beckham are set as speakers for the Dempsey club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Democratic Club
Coney Island
Duckworth Club
Board of Public Safety
Cincinnati
Democratic Club
Bailey
Texas
J. W. C. Beckham
Kentucky
Dempsey
Charles Swayne
Common Pleas Judicial
Swayne
Pattison
Max B. May
May
Bernard Forces
Clifton School Building Delays Highlight Contractor Troubles
Superintendent F B Dyer decries contractor delays delaying the Clifton school project. Inspector Gollins reports only four carpenters and three plasterers remain, with Pugh unable to hire plasterers. Board members warn the September 1 opening may be impossible and accuse contractors of prioritizing private work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Dyer
Clifton
Mr. Dyer
L. J. Danner
Board of Education
W. J. Pugh
Edward Gollins
Klein
Gollins
L.P. Hazen & Co
Cotteral Building Company
Hazen
Pugh
Alms & Doepke Company
Northwestern Line Offers St Paul Minneapolis Return Fare
From Chicago daily June 1 to September 30 good to return until October 31. Fares shown 16 dollars for the round trip with four fast through trains daily in either direction. Includes the electric lighted North Western Limited. Tickets sold by agents to St Paul and Minneapolis via The North Western Line. N M Breeze, General Agent, 436 Walnut Street, Cincinnati.
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Chicago
North-Western Limited
St. Paul
Minneapolis
North-Western
N. M. Breeze
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Cincin
New Orleans
Csune
Hot Springs
Ark
San Antonio
Texas
Sana
EL Paso
Mexico City
Denver
Omaha
California
Portland
Ore
South
Southwest
North Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Vine St
Corner Arcade
Union Station
Joseph Biggs
D. P.A
Ohio
Extra Pump 13 Ordered and Rented for Front Street Plant
The Board of Public Service authorized Engineer John W. Hill to rent an additional pump at Front Street with boilers and foundation work. The unit, built for an Alabama mine, could be ready in ten days and rented for six months at 9000 or a year at 12000, with purchase option at 19000.
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John W. Hill
Board of Public Service
Front Street
Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Company
Tweedvale
Alabama
Hill
Tudor Boiler Company
Eden Park
Belie
Public Service
Herschede
Mr. Herschede
Girl Surges Back After Accident at Springfield
Miss Louise Tahse once deemed a hopeless invalid near Springfield Massachusetts has recovered and returned to vigorous activity in Cincinnati. She reports continued improvement, saying she has worked, washed, ironed, and taken calls since arriving home at 304 West Sixth Street. Her visitors have included followers of Dowieism and Christian Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Tahse
Springfield
Mass
West Sixth Street
Cincinnati
Rabbi Philipson Sounds Moral Flag Message at DAR Event
Rabbi David Philipson told Grandin Road readers that true greatness lies in moral strength and civic character, not material wealth. He warned that national obliquity and corruption follow unchecked material expansion, urging real growth in righteousness alongside wealth. The Flag Day program at the Country Club included a drill by boys and school ceremonies, with little city-wide notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Philipson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Country Club
Grandin Road
Dyer
Typhoid Epidemic Dips With Ten New Cases Reported
The typhoid outbreak eased last week with only ten cases yesterday. Weekly totals showed 138 on Saturday down to 10 on Thursday, totaling 83. Health officials could not explain the drop but credited department efforts while the water test remained unsafe.
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Health Department
Night workers thank Cincinnati Board for lighting extension
A committee of several hundred newspaper workers thanked the Cincinnati Board of Public Service for granting an extension of morning lighting hours. The letter, dated June 14, 1906, voices gratitude to the board and city departments for the relief achieved.
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Board of Public Service
Cincinnati
Honorable Board of Public Service of
City of
J. M. Dugan
Charles V. Wagner
County crops show tobacco and grain acreage in Hamilton County
County Auditor C. C. Richardson sent the annual statistical report to the State Secretary of Agriculture. The spring acreage lists wheat 13 154, rye 459, oats 3 196, corn 14 556, ensilage corn 121, Irish potatoes 3 520, tobacco 468 acres producing 231 600 pounds. Last year’s figures include wheat 12 462, corn 16 178, oats 4 746, potatoes 3 927, tobacco 231 600 pounds yet nuevos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Richardson
State Secretary of Agriculture
Columbus
Hamilton County
Sewing School Rug Sale Benefits Orphans Home
The sewing school of the First Lutheran Church on Race Street near Twelfth held a rug sale in Springfield Ohio yesterday afternoon to aid the Orphans Home. Rugs for porches and verandas and hammock pillows were shown. The sale was well patronized and satisfactory. Ladies in charge were Miss Emma Steen, Mrs. A Schott, 6 E Cook and Miss Schott.
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Sewing School
First Lutheran Church
Race Street
Twelfth
Springfield
Emma Steen
A. Schott
E. Cook
Schott
Chautauqua Lake Trip Fare Via Erie R R This Summer
Travel promotion notes round trip cost of 11.30 between Chautauqua Lake and return. Details list ticket outlets at 416 Walnut Street and at the Depot at Fifth and Baymiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Lake
Erie R. R
Walnut Street
Fifth and Baymiller
Annexation Committee Recommends Payment for Rapid Run Turnpike
The Council Committee on Annexation voted to pass an ordinance paying 4000 dollars for the portion of the Rapid Run turnpike brought within the city by the latest annexation. The turnpike company accepts the price. Robert Franken, clerk in the City Solicitor's office, was congratulated on passing the bar exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Condon
William Sweeney
Drake Committee
Council
Rapid Run
Turnpike Company
Robert Franken
City Solicitor
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United States
Fagin
Fourth Ward
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Government Building
Washington
Guy W. Mallon
Frank Gorman
Bryan
Gorman
Indianapolis
Palmer
Buckner
Prescott Smith
Superior Court
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Scott Bonham
Ohio League of Republican Clubs
B. R. Cowen
League
Philadelphia
Cowen
Joe Kealy
Goebel
Kealy
General Assembly
Longworth
Alfred M. Cohen
Julius Fleischmann
Rufus B. Smith
Max Goldsmith
Boeh’s
Central Avenue
J. H. Dierkes
Henry Ketter
Fourteenth Ward
Judge Dempsey
John L. Shuff
Friends of
McCabe
George Dwyer
J. J. Rooney
IYER
Moylan
Publc
Dwyer
U. S&s. McGuire
Miller
Louis Schwab
City Hospital
George Kuhlman
Tafel
Kuhlman
Samuel E. Allen
Greenwood Hall
Sixth and
Vine Streets
Roosevelt Club
Commercial Tribune
Engineer Hill
Rabbi Philipson
America
The
W. G. Woodmansee
Chickering Hall
Fourth ST
Cincinnati, ‘Ohio
N. B
Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
Wiineis Central Railroad
Liz
Knoxville
Tenn
Return
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Abbott
Covington
F. D. Bush
C.H. D.monon
Chicagouilding
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Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Waukesha
Traction
Yellostone Park
Colorado Springs
Qpera All-Star Company
New York
Smith & Nixon's
Luba de Sarema
the Bismarck Cafe
Mercantile Library
Metropolitan Service
City Hall Notes
J. T. Tracy
State Bureau of Uniform Accounting
Culkins
Danenhower
A. W. Frank
Race Streets
A. B. Clement
Richard Bishop
Cincinnati Tin and Japan Company
William Meifert
Willstach Street
Indianapo
Colerain
Central
Kindel Avenues
Bank Street
Norwood
Sete
Pompei
Vesuvius
Schmittie
Shriners
Cincinnati Street Railway
Chester Park
J Conway
Coney
Broadway
Main St
Wilder
Pascette
Mississippi
J. Wilder & CO
6Th St
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