Deputy Clerk of Courts John Byrne dies of typhoid fever
John Byrne, Deputy Clerk of Courts in the Criminal Division, died Friday night at Good Samaritan Hospital after a three week illness caused by typhoid fever. He had served since 1890, gaining respect from the bench and bar, and remained devoted to duty despite declining health.
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John Byrne
Good Samaritan Hospital
Byrne
Recorder's Office
George Hobson
Hobson
Harte
Oregon Street
Clerk Wiedner
Hartwell Council Debates Free Water For Clubrooms
Rumors that Hartwell Athletic Club members play billiards Sundays stirred town gossip. Council debated granting free water in clubrooms, similar to churches. After a tense session Clerk Spinney spoke, sparking disorder before a slim majority approved the resolution.
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Hartwell
Athletic Club
Hartwell Athletic Club
Hartwell Council
Spinney
Faithful Courthouse official Byrne dies at courthouse
Byrne, a longtime mail clerk and noted baseball player, dies leaving a widow. A strong Republican worker and respected lieutenant from the old Fourth Ward, he remained at the courthouse to finish his duties when he passed. His death is mourned by staff at the Courthouse.
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Byrne
Fourth Ward
New Accounting System Adopted for Cincinnati
J T Tracy of the State Bureau of Accounting, after talks with City Auditor Culkins, leaves for Columbus as Cincinnati plans to adopt a new accounting system next January. Current practice uses nineteen running accounts and about forty eight bond accounts. The new plan reduces running accounts to four: General, Public Service, Public Safety, and Health, with possible separate Waterworks and University accounts. The system aims for greater logic, proportion, and cross city comparability.
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J. T. Tracy
State Bureau of Accounting
Culkins
Columbus
Cincinnati
Public Service
Public Safety
Engine Installation Proceeding at Front Street Pumping Station
Engineer John W. Hill reported that work on the foundation for the new auxiliary engine at the Front Street Pumping Station was proceeding rapidly.
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Front Street
John W. Hill
Engine erection to begin Tuesday for new street car facility
The engine proper will start on Tuesday. The engine, shipped from Laidlaw Dunn Gordon at Tweedvale, was loaded on a river barge Monday and will be towed to the Front Street Station. The Board of Public Service debated granting water-use permission to Street Cleaning. Directors Herschede Miller and Markley sought action without Engineer Hill’s input, but Hill’s consent was obtained by telephone.
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Laidlaw-Dunn- Gordon
Tweedvale
Front Street
Board of Public Service
Herschede
Miller
Markley
City Hall Notes on Street Repairs and Raffle Ban
City officials continued inspection of Avondale Clifton Cumminsville and part of Price Hill to determine streets needing repair. Supervising Engineer Gass will file a smoke abatement report to Mayor Dempsey, with prosecutions expected.
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Board of Public Service
Danenhower
Neave
Avondale
Clifton
Cumminsville
Price Hill
Gass
Dempsey
Wheels of Fortune
Eight receive rabbinic degrees at Plum Street Temple
Eight graduates of Hebrew Union College received the degree of Rabbi at the Plum Street Temple commencement yesterday morning. Rabbi Edward N. Calisch of Baltimore delivered the oration. Recipients include Louis Bernstein Julius H. Miller Nathan Gordon Max Reigler Abraham Cronbach Isaac Landman Louis Mendosa and Jacob Schwartz.
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Hebrew Union College
Plum Street’ Temple
Edward N. Calisch
Baltimore
Louis. Bernstein
Julius. H. Miller
Omaha
Neb
Nathan Gordon
New Orleans
Max, Reigler
Brooklyn
Abraham Cronbach
Isaac Landman
Louis Mendoza
Jacob Schwartz
Cincinnati
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City Hall Notes
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