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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

5

Oakley's Ballot Ticket Sets for General Election

A Citizens' ticket for all offices in Oakley was ordered placed on the ballot for the November 2 general election after a legal petition by Oakley voters. The slate includes George A. Lutz for mayor W E Seilkop for clerk Herman Wiehe for treasurer F Hazenfeld for assessor W Beckmann Jr for marshal and George Koehl Charles Kien Frank Durham for school board with candidates for council H Doermann W Striethorst C W Nobel H H Panscher George Barre and F Kroetzsch. District divisions were created in Sixteenth ward precincts and ward boundary debates in Wards One and Eight await next Wednesday's meeting. Councilman Ed Kellogg and Wes Rippey remain at odds on the Precinct D boundary in the First ward.

George Koehl Charles Kien Frank Durham H. Doermann Madison Road W. Striethorst Virginia Avenue C. W. Nobel Brownway H. H. Panscher Williams Avenue George Barre Locust Street Kroetzsch Ed Kellogg Wes Rippey

St Xavier Alumni Plan Reception for Class of 1909

The St Xavier Alumni association will host a reception in Moeller hall for the class of 1909 on Wednesday June 23. The executive committee includes Rev William J Harrington James A Sebastiani Thomas F Maher Joseph B Verkamp Richard Crane Joseph Nurre Frank Gauche and Gerald J Connolly. The class of 1906 plans topical songs with the Schnapps band to accompany a large turnout of alumni.

William J. Harrington James A. Sebastiani Thomas F. Maher Joseph B. Verkamp Richard Crane Joseph Nurre Frank Gauche Gerald J. Connolly Schnapps Association

DRY WAVE IS ASCRIBED FOR BANKRUPTCY MOVE

Proceedings to place Albert M Guggenheim company in bankruptcy were filed in federal court by Economy Distilling Wolliner Distilling and Joseph Oker Sons. They allege inability to pay debts and a protested check to Wollner. Claims total 2035 dollars across three creditors. The Guggenheim firm has long operated in liquor trade and cites prohibition pressures.

Albert M. Guggenheim Company Economy Distilling Company Wolliner Distilling Company Joseph Oker Sons’ Company Guggenheim Wollner Company Economy Company Oker Sons’ Company Guggenheim Company

Free GE Stations Planned For City

John R. McLean will provide free ice to needy families during summer. Stations will be set up for ticket distribution by district physicians named by the board of health. A list names ticket distributors includes J W Dodds, W L Brodberger, EB Pucklitsch, St Tuthill, F E Bratt, G J Fredricks, W T Lindsay, T H Forster, J W Hall, Ed Moss, Thomas W Hays, Joseph Podesta, Arnold G Webb, A E Hussey, F H Bierbaum, M Feinberg, Louis A Molony, S A Allgaier, R W Miller, William Stephan, Frank E Kugler, C L Wertheimer, Arthur Vos, T D Meguire, J J Fonzett, Ed Moss, Joseph Podesta, A E Hussey, Arthur Vos.

John R. McLean McLean Board of Health Mr. McLean J. W. Dodds Eastern Avenue W. L. Brodberger EB. O. Pucklitsch Woodburn Avenue St. Tuthill Gilbert Avenue F. E. Bratt East Third Street G. J. Fredricks Franklin Street W. T. Lindsay Broadway T. H. Forster Race Street J. W. Hall East Fifth Street Ed Moss East Liberty Street Thomas W. Hays Vine Street Joseph Podesta Arnold G. Webb A. E. Hussey Wilson Street F. H. Bierbaum Findlay Street M. Feinberg Armory Avenue Louis A. Molony West Fifth Street S. A. Allgaier West Eighth Street R. W. Miller West Seventh Street William Stephan West Sixth Street Frank E. Kugler C. L. Wertheimer Freeman Avenue Arthur Vos Colerain Avenue T. D. Meguire Hoffner Apple Streets J. J. Fonzett Carll Street North Fairmount Garfield Place

Engineers' club to hear A Elliott Kimberly on sewage disposal

The Engineers' club of Cincinnati invites all citizens to a meeting at 25 East Eighth Street tonight. Special assistant engineer A Elliott Kimberly will discuss sewage disposal with stereopticon views. Future sessions will cover municipal economy and health welfare.

Engineers’ Club of Cincinnati East Eighth Street A. Elliott Kimberly Ohio State Board of Health Columbus Kimberly Engineers’ Club Greater

Government Jobs Open Examinations for Civil Service

The civil service commission lists upcoming examinations for federal positions. In late June and mid July openings include poultry laborer in Bethesda Maryland at 480 to 720 dollars, messenger and weather bureau roles with varying pay, and specialized posts such as chemical assistant in dairying and archivist translator. A pathologist at Freedman’s Hospital in Washington DC earns about 2000 dollars, with other posts in agriculture and supervising roles.

Bethesda Weather Bureau Toledo Panama United States Penitentiary

Taft Guard Cadet Presented With Medal

The Taft Guards of Woodward High School held a drill on Ninth Street with many spectators. Captain Maxon of the U S Army and Major Van Dyke judged the competition. Julius Hoffman received the gold medal, with finalists Clifford Mueller Ed Wuest Allen Dickinson Will Werner and Edwin Pierle named for the winner decision. Major Van Dyke spoke on cadet history as Captain Maxon praised the group.

Taft Guards Woodward High School Ninth Street Julius Hoffman Maxon United States Army van Dyke Barr Clifford Mueller Ed Wuest Allen Dickinson Will Werner Edwin Pierle

City Hall Notes From Cincinnati Mayors Day Out

Mayor Markbreit enjoyed fine weather yesterday driving an automobile through the suburbs. He hopes to be at his office next week. W B Callahan to attend Wright brothers celebration in Dayton representing Cincinnati. Emma Fay damages claim rejected. Parolees Mary Kelley James Size Charles Moerlein Henry Baldwin released. Zula Bohan hired at milk station Seventh and Plum. James Evans hired as carpen ter in engineering. Street car inspection progress reported.

Markbreit W. B. Callahan C., H. & D. Railroad Wright Brothers Dayton Cincinnati Kings of the Air Sutphin Board of Public Service Emma Fay Warsaw Avenue Mary Kelley James Size Charles Moerlein Henry Baldwin Zula Bohan Plum James Evans Ea Carpenter William Wallace

Robinson Gage case closes opening for plaintiffs attack

Attorney John C. Healy outlines claims that their father the Governor betrayed their trust by dictating wills contracts and other documents. Defense led by Ledyard Lincoln Charles H. Stephens and Charles M. Leslie will counter with claims the Governor acted to protect property and the plaintiffs rights after his death. The proceedings span the day with closing arguments anticipated by Friday.

Robinson John C. Healy Bar Healy Ledyard Lincoln Charles H. Stephens Charles M. Leslie Howard Ferris Malcolm McAvoy

Old Ordinances To Be Eliminated In City Codification

A special council committee on codification met with Attorney John C. Herman to remove dead letter ordinances dating to 1845 from the city code. Candle inspector provisions were discussed as obsolete. City Solicitor Ballard and council members plan to act before August 1, awaiting Paine law effects.

John C. Herman Bathgate Cincinnati Ballard

Canvas of President Taft Shown at Art Museum

Visitors at the Art Museum encountered a life size Sarolla portrait of President Taft, recently loaned by Charles P. Taft. The painting captures his likeness in faithful detail and is on display in a distant gallery for some time.

ART Art Museum Taft Charles P. Taft White House

Workhouse Inmate Edward Morrisey Dies in Jail Hospital

Edward Morrisey a 26 year old waiter of 326 West Sixth Street died by hanging in the jail hospital corridor. Authorities say tuberculosis and morphine weakness contributed to the act after a disorderly conduct sentence earlier in police court. Provisions for the body will be made today.

Edward Morrisey Sixth Street Morrisey

Eighth Grade Commencement Held at Sixteenth District

Commencement exercises for the eighth grade of the Sixteenth District school and the Intermediate school occurred yesterday in the school hall. John C. Heywood, principal, presided over the proceedings.

John C. Heywood

Classified Transit Ad For Cabs And Stables

Short notice advertising first class cab service in forceback enhanced area with telephone numbers 3584 and 2535 and a stable contact at W 2218. The snippet implies a business directory listing for transportation and stabling services.

Actor Feeney Laid To Rest In Cathedral Service

A funeral mass for John Ferris Feeney, the actor who died in St. Louis Friday, was held at St Peter's Cathedral with Rev Henry H Buse officiating. Several hundred mourners including many notable theatre figures attended the brief service before the interment at St Joseph's Cemetery.

St. Peter’s Cathedral John Ferris Feeney St. Louis Henry H. Buse St. Joseph's Cemetery

Deaths in brief notices across several families

Death notices list Allen Hamilton Allen from 348 West Court street with funeral June 17. George Hanselmann Cooke, 12, funeral June 1 location 5660 Highland Avenue. Anna T Eckman of Covington, Ky. funeral June 18 at 2:30 p.m. Robert William Meier died May 19 in Baden Baden at age 64. Herman H Raschig died June 14 at 69. funeral Avondale M E Church June 18 at 2 p.m. Thomas P. Scott of Owensboro to be buried June 14. high mass June 15 at Church of the Holy Name. Girard Winkelman died at Radium Springs, Oregon, age 19 years 4 months. funeral June 18 at Norwood residence.

Allen Hamilton Allen West Court Street Cooke George Hanselmann George P. Cooke Highland Avenue College Hill Greenup Street Covington Baltimore MBIER Baden Baden Germany Robert William Meier Raschig Herman H Avondale M. E Forest Avenue Scott—Farmery Owensboro Thomas P. Scott Maplewood Avenue McCormick Place Church of the Holy Name Bardstown Louisville Lebanon Winkelman—Girard Louis Emma Radium Springs Ore Pine Street Norwood

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oakley Election Board Sixteenth Ward Board of George A. Lutz Sherman Avenue W. E. Seilkop Russell Herman Wiehe Tay Lor Avenue F. Hazenfeld Ster Avenue Marshal W. Beckmann Elder Avenue St. Xavier Association The St. Xavier Alumni Association St. Xavier College Remington Remington Typewriter Company (Incorporated East Fourth Street Ohio Gity Turners Turner Commercial Tribune der Technische Und Geistige Vorortsausschuss the Committee On der Bundesvorort National Board der Festausschuss August Herrmann N. C. Seuss Etta Kolling America James J. Carroll Franklin Pierce Carrigan M. McConville United States Civil Service Commission Freedman's Hospital Washington, D. C Department of Agriculture Taft Guard City Hall Notes Robinson Gage Herman Savolla Executive Colorado Union Pacific W. H. Connor G. A E. Fourth Street Pennsylvania New York Jersey Coast G. W. Weedon Cincinnati City Ticket Office Fourth and Walnut Streets Thespians Ocean Steamers Plymouth Cherbourg Bremen Washington Gibraltar Naples Genoa Luise Berlin Prinzess Irene Globe Travelers Apply Oelrichs CO Atlas National Bank Brighton First National Bank Walast Thomas Cook Hambur London tAmerika Graf Waldersee Cleveland New P. Grant tRitz Carleton A Italy Hamburg Moltke Batavia American Arts Kaiseria Peninsylvania P.lincoln Naples and Gaoa Hamburg-America B’way N.Y First Nat'l Bank Western German Bank Twelfth and Vine Sts Walnut St Postofice German National Bank Fourth and Vine Sts Brighton German Bank Harrison St Kuhn & Sons Ichie Bro Jewelers Fourth Ad Diamonds Watche F.B. Maertz Fyre Automobile and Carriage Pium St Phese Canal Indiana U. S-W Vincennes Mitchell Seymour North Vernon Milan Central Union Stations Walnut American Line Plymou Philadelphia Reseives Tivareos Atlanta Transport CINE Veow Red Star Line White Star Line Southampton Boston Aieate Des Gibraltar Cretic White Star Dominion Montreal Quebec Liverpool Laurentic Tone Iy Heey Dominion Megantic Bostost Dow’s 9 Drug Stores Hotels and Resorts Medea Hotel MT. Clemens, Mich Chas, H. Stimson Mgr Hotel Normandie W.W McPherson Square Taremess Bay Eagleside Hookiet R F. Engle Thousand Islands Frontenac St. Lawrence Rivers St. Lawrence River Trussell Bon Air Augusta Atlantic City, N. J Galen Hall Hotel and Sanatorium Tomic and Curative Baths Seemr MT. Lake Park Maryland Young Women’s Christian Association Natural Bridge, KY Ll. & WN Fourth Street Co Butler Paris Grand Tan Latenia
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