May Festival Finances Reported at Cincinnati Meeting
At the Cincinnati Musical Festival Association stockholders meeting in the Union Trust Building the president Lawrence Maxwell Jr. announced a cash balance of 6243.84 after debts and a 7000 endowment fund, noting long-standing public support and upcoming 1910 festival with Van der Stucken as musical director and Alfred Hartzel handling rehearsals. Treasurer H. T. Loomis reported festival receipts of 45272.47 with 1907 and 1908 dues, legacies, and ticket sales, while new stockholders were elected including Samuel Moyer and B W Campbell among others.
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Cincinnati Musical Festival Association
Union Trust
Joseph 8. Graydon
F. B. Wiborg
R. A. Holden
L. N. Anderson
R. F. Balke
W. B. Thalheimer
Alexander McDonald
Eugenie M. Werk
Lucien Wulsin
D. H. Holmes
Edward C. Goepper
Joseph Wilby
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
Cincinnati
Cincinnati _ Musical Festival Association
van der Stucken
Europe
Alfred Hartzel
Salem
Mass
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
H. T. Loomis
Batencecash
ORAS
IRD Cruingee
Cin Cnccessevene
Samuel Moyer
Race Street
B. W. Campbell
Kemper Lane
Robert Sattler
Groton
Seventh and
Race Streets
Franklin H. Lawson
F. H
Annwood Street
Edward Colston
Sst. Paul
C. A. Bosworth
East McMillan Street
Nathaniel Henchman Davis
The
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
East Fourth Street
Charles W. Baker
Reading Road
Oak Street
David George Edwards
Fairfield Avenue
Walnut Hills
Percy Andreae
Freeman Avenue
Frank J. Jones
Death claims longtime educator J M Robinson
After a brief illness J M Robinson former member of the Board of Education died of pneumonia at his home 420 Elizabeth Street He served on the board for twenty seven years and helped establish the new First Intermediate School He also held roles with the Union Board of High Schools University Trustee Christ Hospital Humane Society and Christie Chapel Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at Christie Chapel
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J. M. Robinson
Board of Education
Elizabeth Street
Espy
Robinson
J. M. Robinson Manufacturing Company
Union Board of High Schools
Christ Hospital
the Humane Society
Christie Chapel
Seasongood to Move to New York After Retirement
A. J. Seasongood of 862 Beecher Street Walnut Hills will leave for New York tomorrow to live with his daughter Mrs. Leo Levy at 65 East Eighty Second Street. He was long associated with Seasongood Mayer, bond and security brokers, and now plans to stay retired.
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A. J. Seasongood
Beecher Street
Walnut Hills
New York
Leo Levy
East Eighty-Second Street
Levy
Seasongood
Seasongood & Mayer
Bond and Security Brokers
Needs Only 25 More Machines for Orphan Outing Parade
Cincinnati organizers seek twenty five more automobiles for a procession guiding over 1,000 orphans to Burnet Woods for their annual outing led by the House of Refuge Band. The Runs and Tours Committee chair Val Duttenhofer reported readiness and listed numerous pledging contributors and auto firms.
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House of Refuge
Burnet Woods
Val Duttenhofer
Cincinnati Automobile Club
New Metal Trades League Elects Officers in Washington
The Metal Trades Department of the AFL, formed at a Douglass Castle Hall convention, elects James O Connell as president and James L Gernon as secretary. Delegates from ironmolders metal polishers machinists and others join, with over 600000 members expected. The next national convention is set for March in Washington.
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New Metal Trades League
Douglass Castle Hall
James O’connell
John P. Frey
The
Iron Molders’ Union
James O’cornnell
Machinists
Joseph F. Valentine
A. B. Grout
J. W. Kline
George F. Dunn
James L. Gernon
Metal Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Washington, D. C
Gernon
League
Washington
Metal Trades Unions
Samuel Gompers
A. F. of L
Street Wires Cut During Night by White Men Attacks on Traction Workers
Unknown men severed Madisonville feed wires at Stags Curve near St Johns Park causing first streetcar delay since Saturday demonstrations. Negro traction workers faced attacks by white men on Clifton Avenue hill. police and labor leaders discuss next moves as court cases proceed.
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Madisonville
St. John’s Park
Funeral services for Mrs. John Dickinson to be held at home
After simple services tomorrow at 612 Vine Street the body of Mrs. John Dickinson also known as Mrs. Ben Pittroff will be cremated. Her daughter Margaret is too shocked by the accident that fatally injured her mother on Sunday near Hamilton Ohio to attend. Rev. Heber D. Ketcham of Trinity M E Church will preside. Tributes from friends and relatives poured in. A floral piece from longtime employer and employees marks the sympathy.
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Vine Street
John Dickinson
Ben Pittroff
Heber D. Ketcham
Trinity M. E. Church
Dickinson
Fate Breaks Up Once Happy Home
Eight year old Carl Fey was taken to City Hospital yesterday with scarlet fever as his brother also lies ill in hospital. Four sisters at the Children's Home are sick and his mother stays in Longview Asylum. His father, who lost an eye in a recent explosion, is unable to work, leaving the 1733 Elm Street home deserted after a year of happiness.
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Carl Fey
Longview Asylum
Elm Street
Anniversary of Old Glory Observed in Cincinnati
Cincinnati marked the birth anniversary of the American flag with many flying Old Glory yesterday though the date fell on Sunday. Crowds along streets and transit routes admired flags across downtown and the suburbs. Factories breweries schools the Federal Building Courthouse and City Hall displayed the National emblem in homage to the June 14 1776 adoption.
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Cincinnati
Perons
Federal
Continental Congress
Boy 13 Crushed by Fire Engine During Alarm Run
Leo Young, nine, of Main near Franklin, was crushed when Ladder Company No. 7 swung the long truck as it turned during a fire alarm at Box 79. He was taken to City Hospital with broken ribs but is not believed to be fatally injured. The blaze started by a gasoline stove explosion in Joseph Stallkamp’s apartment at 429 East Thirteenth Street and was quickly extinguished.
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Leo Young
Main
Franklin Street
Spring
Woodward Streets
City Hospital
Joseph Stallkamp
East Thirteenth Street
Evanston High School Commencement Draws Large Crowd
Evanston graduates featured recitations by Irene Markus and Edward Barger. Performances by Flora Young Helen Philips Mildred Johnson and a piano duet by Mildred Johnson and Grace Jones. Former trustee John Schwaab gave the address. The class includes Irma Basford Edna Betscher Edith Leicke Irene Forrester Grace Jones Mildred Johnson Grace Lanahan Loretta Klinge Irene Markus Mildred Oberhelman Helen Phillips Emma Wessa Leland Barnett Peter DeRoo Leo Kluver John Franklin John Holmer Willard Howell Guy Lanhan Frank Lobnitz Donald Schmalzl Foster Schmalzl William Schraffenberger John Sheehan Charles Van Pelt Robert Lpert Ellis McDiarmid.
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Evanston High School
Irene Markus
Edward Barger
Flora Young
Helen Philips
Mildred Johnson
Grace Jones
John Schwaab
Evanston School
Irma Basford
Edna Betscher
Edith Leicke
Irene Forrester
Grace Lanahan
Loretta Klinge
Mildred Oberhelman
Helen Phillips
Emma Wessa
Leland Barnett
Peter DeRoo
Leo Kluver
John Franklin
John Holmer
Willard Howell
Guy Lanhan
Frank Lobnitz
Donald Schmalzl
Foster Schmalzl
William Schraffenberger
John Sheehan
Charles van Pelt
Robert, Leppert
Ellis McDiarmid
Big Baraca Convention Closes With Final Session
The Baraca Convention wraps up with morning prayers at the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant. Speakers from Ashland and Charlotte discuss teaching roles and devotional life. Delegates plan a late trip by boat to Louisville for the International Sunday School Convention.
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Louisville
Three Get Diploma at Cincinnati School of Expression
Commencement at the Lyric Theater last night saw three graduates receive diplomas from the Cincinnati School of Expression. Seven others earned certificates including Margaret Bresnan Helena Bright Ellen Cleona Curry Lillian H. Deremo Sarah Rauch Elsa E. Swhnewind and Corinne Steinharter.
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Cincinnati School of Expression
Lyric Theater
Margaret A. Buck
Rosa M. Grad
Velma Grace Hodges
Margaret Bresnan
Helena Bright
Ellen Cleona Curry
Lillian H. Deremo
Sarah Rauch
Elsa E. Swhnewind
Corinne Steinharter
Smiling Children Highlight Next Sundays Illustrated Magazine
A preview notes another page of smiling children's faces in next Sunday's Illustrated Magazine. The free magazine with The Sunday Commercial Tribune offers pictures stories jokes and incidents about Queen City residents and places.
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Illustrated
Tribune
Queen City
Fugitive William Hahn Arrested After Pursuit
Police in the Ninth District captured William Hahn of 3006 Price Avenue after angry men pursued him yesterday afternoon. Miss Margaret Allen of Delhi Pike and Vaughn Road alleged an assault while driving cows near her home. Hahn is jailed on assault and battery charges.
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William Hahn
Price Avenue
Ninth District
Margaret Allen
Delhi Pike
Vaughn Road
Hahn
Milk Delivered to Families in Need City Stations Open
Hundreds of pints of certified milk were delivered to mothers with sickly babies and families with no invalids. The Union Bethel and West Sixth Street stations opened, showing high demand from last summer’s beneficiaries. Milk is packed in ice to stay cold.
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Union Bethel
West Sixth Street
Hartwell Farmer John Rink Faces Court Judgment
John Rink a Hartwell area farmer was assessed costs in Squire Woodruff's court last night after Mrs. William M Holspott alleged he made provocative gestures that led her to breach the peace. Attorney George Poor defended the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rink
Hartwell
Squire Woodruff
William M Holspott
Rink
Holspott
George Poor
Ohio National Guard Soldier Hurt by Farm Bomb Near Ripley
Charles Siegel of Cincinnati, a member of Company EH, First Regiment, Ohio National Guard, was injured yesterday near Ripley when a dynamite bomb placed around Edward Martin's tobacco beds exploded as Siegel stepped on hidden wires while helping remove them. He was taken to the regimental hospital in Ripley.
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Cincinnati
Charles Siegel
Dayton Street
First Regiment
Ohio National Guard
Ripley
Edward Martin
Martin
Siegel
Building Permits Reported For Several Dwellings
Building permits list multiple new homes including a two and a half story brick dwelling at 2323 Guy Street owned by Mrs J Holfelder with cost 5000, a two story frame and concrete dwelling on Elmore near Spaeth owned by John W Robinson cost 2500, a one story frame at 3108 Paxton Road owned by Walter A Edrington cost 1200, and a two story brick dwelling on East Avenue near Southside Avenue owned by G W Gomes cost 9000. Additional entries cover Delta Avenue Hy Davis owner cost 1000 and a store on North Street corner with Jennie owner cost 15000.
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Guy Street
J. Holfelder
Ace Wagacyie Te Tesbenddens
Lacey
Elmore Street
Spaeth
John W. Robinson
Paxton Road
Walter A. Edrington
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J. W. Crothers
H. M. Perin
Dennis Weiskopf
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William E. Emm
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C. L. Bonifiel
Charles F. Winch
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Paul Matthe
E. A. Schumacher
J. T. Carew
G. H. Merkel
H. W. Morgenthaler
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Frank Niesen
Charles Partington
H. L. Manss
William &. Day
Ed Jacob
Frank Schrankel
George H. Jung
Louis Marx
F. C. Workman
P. F. Getler
Mary T. Harrison
Charles E. Bultman
Emil Pollack
Queen City Auto Co
A. Jergens
L. A. Devote
William Grene
E. Pfieger
E. C. Klotter
Auto Livery and Repair Co
Elius Fleischmann
George D. Allison
Auto Motor Oc Co
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Gamible
Harry Anderson
A. B. Gustin
Head Anne Co
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Xis
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Marshal Lowe
Eighth Street
Clifton Avenue
Eighth District
Central Labor Council
Mahon
Fay and Scott
National Union
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John G. Miller
C. L. Swain
Charles M. Vance
H. P. Caldwell
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Smith McHenry
Andrew Hall
Thomas Henry
Edward Horn
Walter Crowhurst
Albert Weller
Pittroff Cafe
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Cindy Tobacco
Young Men’s Mutual Life Association Home Office
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Oro
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Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
J. H. Herget
Ninth Street Baptist Church
W. D. Stem
Ashland
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Weldon
Frank Anderson
Millville
N. J
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R. H. Wester
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Tex
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Marshall A. Hudson
Syracuse
N. Y
Charles G. Trumbull
Sunday School .Times
William Hammond Parker
Northside Baptist Church
School of Expression
Advertising Clubs OF America
Kansas City
Correspondence Educational Information Bureau
Lesan-Gould
St. Louis
Fifth Avenue
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Institute
Sixth and Vine Sts
Krell
Harriet & Richmond Sts
Chicago
WM. Miller Range and Furnach CO
Post
Darktown Fire Brigade
Mcdonlight
Don Philippine
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Chester
Webb
Seals
Francelli & Lewis
Ames & Corbett
Angen
Robin Hood
Smith & _ Nixon
Beautiful
Wild West and Indian Congress
Commercial Tribune
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