Funeral for Colonel William Stacey Held Today
The funeral of Colonel William Stacey president of Stacey Manufacturing Company will be held at 2 30 PM from the Elks Temple. He died after a fall at the Cuvier stairs and the inquest into his death deemed accidental. Stacey, a Cincinnati resident for fifty years, was a noted businessman and civic figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stacey
Stacey Manufacturing Company
Cuvier
Fourth
Central Avenue
Elks’ Temple
Colonel Stacey
Omny
Amereepth
Hartender
Grand Hotel
Wyoming
Elks
Temple
Schwab
Stacey
Cincinnati
England
Andrew Stacey
Detroit
George Wheatman
Clinton
May Festival Association Updates Officers for 1902
The May Festival Association board holds its annual meeting at Union Savings Bank. Directors Harrison and Schmidlapp are reelected. Mayor Fleischmann resigns. Frank Wiborg fills the vacancy. Festival dates set for early May 1902. soloist selection committee formed with Lawrence Maxwell as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Festival Association
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Messrs. Co. L. Harrison
J. G. Schmidlapp
Julius Fleischmann
Frank Wiborg
Hobart
R. B. Fowler
Thornton M. Hinkle
H. T. Loomis
Lawrence Maxwell
Maxwell
Cincinnati business figure Thornton F. Rogers dies after fall
Thornton F. Rogers a longtime Cincinnati businessman died in the city from injuries after a fall a week earlier. A Virginia native raised largely in Eastern Indiana he built a career in dry goods sales and later represented eastern firms in New York before returning to Cincinnati. The funeral will be at Spring Grove Chapel tomorrow at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton F. Rogers
Cincinnati
Mr. Rogers
Virginia
Indiana
Pearce, Tolle & Holton
Mississippi
New York City
Spring Grove Chapel
Couple elopes to wed due to parental opposition
Miss Edna Straehley and Howard Shumard fled Hamilton to Wyoming on Saturday to marry without a license after failing to meet Butler County residency requirements. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. W. L. Y. Davis in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Edna Straehley
Howard Shumard
Cincinnati
W. L. Y. Davis
Labor Leaders To Meet At Dennison House Next Week
The International Iron Molders' Union executive committee plans a session at the Dennison House with eighteen delegates. The National Piano Workers' Union executive committee will also convene there with twenty delegates, to discuss matters of prime importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Iron Molders’ Union
Dennison House
Fox
National Piano Workers’ Union
Dennison
Dull business sinks Solar Art and Decorating Co
The Solar Art and Decorating Co. led by John C Guisey and William Borcherding, operating at the southeast corner of Twelfth and Walnut, was assigned yesterday for the benefit of creditors due to dull business. Edward F. Peters acts as assignee with about $1,100 in estimated assets to meet liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C Guisey
William Borcherding
Twelfth and
Walnut
Givens
Edward F. Peters
Soldiers Mustered Out in San Francisco
The Thirty first U S W Regiment mainly from Cincinnati will be mustered out today in San Francisco. Transportation will bring them home to Cincinnati where many expects a joyful reunion after service in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Reform League Plans to Present Evidence to District Attorney
The 7 Reform League, after sellers and displayers of certain picture machines, will present its evidence to the District Attorney in hopes the government will pursue the dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7 Reform League
Ney
Bicycle Rider Hurt After Street Car Collision
Arthur Connelly aged 19 of Chase Street and Wil Mamson Place rode along plat yesterday and collided with a street car rear end. He suffered a head cut and a badly sprained leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Connelly
Chase Street
Wil Mamson Place
Plat Yester
Dairyman Appointed at City Infirmary
On motion of Mr McGuire the board of Public Service yesterday appointed Joseph Zimere dairyman at the City Infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuire
Rd of Public Service
Joseph Zimere
City Infirmary
Memorial Hall Proposal Unites Cincinnati Military Bodies
G A R and ex-Senator H W Brown lead resolutions urging Cincinnati military and naval associations to back a memorial hall. The document notes nationwide customs of honoring Civil War sacrifices and asks for cooperation to gain city approval and coordinate action with allied groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Post
H. W. Brown
Post
Cincinnati
United States
Permit Granted For University Driveway On City Tract
The Board of Public Service approved a permit to the University Trustees to build a driveway on a 43 acre city deeded parcel. The project must follow existing plans and is revocable at will subject to Corporation Counsel Hunt's approval. The University would be a licensee with rights terminable, raising concerns about park plans and potential interboard conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Board of University Trustees
University
Hunt
George H Crowl Tops Boxwell Exam With 9 Percent
Out of 264 pupils who took the Boxwell examination George H Crowl aged 14 of Winton Place school led with the highest average in the county. Principal W H Maddux announced his average was 9 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxwell
George H. Crowl
Winton Place School
W. H. Maddux
Calvinism and Arminianism of Today sermon reading
Prof H B Smith of Lane Seminary presents a thoughtful sermon on Calvinism and Arminianism urging closer ties between Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Dr Blodgett and Dr Rust also speak as the meeting outlines memorial plans for Dr T H Pearne and quarterly conferences led by Dr Davis W Clark across Avon Dale and neighboring communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Smith
Lane Seminary
Blodgett
R. H. Rust
T. H. Pearne
Edwards
Earne
Amonds
Avondale
Davis W. Clark
Clark
Delhi
Wyoming
Elmwood Place
Westwood
Wesley Church
Imperial Muscovites Initiate Large Class
Kremlin hosts a large class of strangers from Dayton and Bellevue who gathered for a wind swept meeting with the Great White Czar. The Czar orders a consolation work meet for June 28 as petitioners miss the season’s final event. An excursion to the Odd Fellows Home in Ringfield, Ohio is planned for Sunday with arrangements by the Muscovites and alnut Hills Daughters of Rebeccah and the Big Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Moscow
J. O
Steppes
Dayton
Bellevue
Odd Fellows
Ringfield
Alnut Hills
Rebeccah
Thée
Preachers to Face Judges in Benefit Baseball Game
A game at League Park next Saturday afternoon at 2 30 features preachers versus the present Judges on the bench for the Presbyterian Hospital free wards fund. Tickets available at Robert Clarke's Hall's Serodino's Gray's Pharmacies Smith Nixon's w ley's Peebles' Gibson House Grand Hotel Burnet St Nicholas and at the Hospital 62 West Sixth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Park
Presbyterian Hospital
Robert Clarke
Hall's
Serodino‘s
Gray's
Smith & Nixon's
Wley’s
Peebles
Gibson House
Grand Hotel
Burnet
St. Nicholas
the Hospital
West Sixth Street
New Directors Appointed At Equitable National Bank
At yesterday's board meeting of the Equitable National Bank Fisher resigned as President effective July 1. J M Blair elected President and O M Baker elected Vice President, both to assume roles on July 1. Alexander McDonald is coordinating under the new management. Stallo and Stearns resigned temporarily, with Orr and Isnewski elected to fill vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable National Bank
Fisher
J. M. Blair
O. M. Baker
Hamilton
Alexander McDonald
Stallo
Stearns
Mr. Stearns
W. P. Orr
Piqua, O
Edmund Isnewski
Eben Holden platform version presented at Greenwood Hall
Virgil Pinkley presents Eben Holden in condensed form at Greenwood Hall this evening. Participants include Miss Alice Ruffner Ella Molter Mrs Emma McCord Mrs Fanny Spencer Mrs F C White Miss Mary Ransom Miss Lulu Houser and Fran P Garrison. Thursday night the graduation program features an address on The Art of Expression as a Means of Education with diplomas awarded by Dr Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Holden
Virgil Pinkley
Greenwood Hall
Alice Ruffner
Ella Moulter
Emma McCord
Fanny Spencer
F. C. White
Ma Ransom
Lulu Houser
Fran P. Garrison
Dr. Boone
West Point Cadets and Seventh Regiment Camp Rivalry
Special Despatch from Peekskill New York reports West Point cadets and the Seventh Regiment are in camp together. Rivalry to set the camp record fuels competition as the Seventh Regiment takes to polishing church duties and a private McCord preaches in a surplice, revealing he is the Cincinnati procathedral assistant minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Peekskill
N. Y
West Point
New York
Society Corps
Fifth Avenue
Fresh Air Society Receives Week of Gifts and Donations
The Fresh Air Society lists money and items donated in the past week including garments, towels, clothing, spices boxes, reading material, and support from Mrs. Larz Anderson and others. Contributions were received from Mendel, Grote & Co and Strauss, Pritz & Co, totaling 853 dollars for the week ending June 17. Items left at the Fresh Air Office and donations at Robt. Clarke & Co. will be acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fresh Air Society
Mendel, Grote & Co
Great China Tea Company
Hill and Hollow Sewing Society
Larz Anderson
Miss Peebles
Margaret Robb
Emma Robb
Merry-go-round Cows Lab
Welllington Place
Mt. Auburn
Jace Alien
Natalie Doda
Miss Evaig
Alice Keys Hollitster
Hollister
Abbie Iard
Anna Smith
Mary Woods
Elizabeth A John Hollister
Howard Hollister
Thomas Emiery
Galfon
Fresh Air
Fourth
Sycamore
Robt. Clarke & Co
In Memoriam William Stacey
Edwin Henderson honors William Stacey noting his kindness to workers and loyal friendship. The tribute recalls Stacey’s impact in business and his genuine devotion to friends, praising his admirable personal qualities and lasting legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Press
William Stacey
Mr. Stacey
Edwin Henderson
Wedding of John fr Skahen and Ances Fox at St Lawrence
John fr Skahen superintendent of the underground system for the Cinci Edison Company will marry Miss Ances Fox of Elberon Avenue this morning. The ceremony takes place at St Lawrence Church. Skahen is a leading young civil engineer and his bride is described as charming. Employees gifted them a fine bedroom set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fr. Skahen
Cinci Edison Comany
Missances Fox
Elberon Avenue
St. Lawrence Church
Skahen
Judge Revises Alimony Order for Th and Jose
Judge Davis amended a weekly alimony of three dollars in a case involving Th and her husband Jose Eens Society. The ruling directs payment to the wife by the proper person to receive the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Jose Eens
Chesapeake and Ohio ticket office offers limited playing cards
Opportunity to secure picturesque playing cards issued by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. No others will be sold after the present supply is exhausted. Six two different vicars of the Virginia rivers mountains and vero 2% cents at C. and O. ticket office, southwest, 5th and Walnut streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Riailway
Sully
Virginia
S.w
5Th and
Walnut Sts
Angostura Bitters Spotlighted in Local Ad
An ad promotes Dr. Siegert's Genuine Imported Angostura Bitters for stomach discomfort. It urges readers to try the product and mentions a home steam laundry at 4 Arcade street as part of the regional showcase.
Marriages Listed in City License Records
A long list of marriage licenses shows pairs including James L Bowlen and Lena Seifert in Indianapolis, and multiple other couples with ages, occupations, and street addresses across Clifton, Norwood, College Hill, and West Fifth areas. Various officiants noted as Rev or Rev. Mr. Grigsby and O’Meara among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Bowlen
Veneer Cutter
Indianapolis
Ind
Lena Seifert
Columbia Avenue
Squire Winkler
Jackson W. Sparrow
Norwood
Lucy B. Landrum
Grigsby
Robert Promburger
Kemper Lane
Lucie Lemert
Mr. Foster
Gustave Hollander
Clifton
Esther Saloshin
Lindley H. Spillard
Fedonia Avenue
Martie M. Blanchard
College Hill
H. F. Colvey
Ralph Frederick
Pedler
Tecumseh Street
Jessie Conway
Theresa Forsting
Burns Avenue
Frank Backscheider
Charles J. Freund
Toledo
Bertie B. Obendorfer
Richmond Street
Philipson
Benjamin Bruggemann
West Street
Josephine O'Neill
Laurel Street
Dutton
Joseph Himelfarb
West Sixth Street
Bessie Sachs
Wade Street
Lipschitz
Joseph Eckstein
Motorman
Delaney Street
Eli Rebel
Dreman Avenue
Meyer
John C. Dwyer
Grocer
Blum Street
Mary Stanton
West Ninth Street
Elder
Gustav Saalwaechter
Clerk
Poplar Street
Minnie Kienemann
Liberty Street
Rhinon
Peter J. Faulkner
Chatham Street
Frances J. Clements
Fredonia Avenue
O'Meara
Frank Kelly
Gladstone Avenue
Elizabeth Casey
Eastern Avenue
Burns
Howard M. Shumard
Edna L. Straehley
Dayton Street
Mr. Davis
Frank BE. W. Kouschuetzky
Bernard Street
Robena Sinclair
Williamson Place
Ev. L. E. Lee
Gustave Staecker
Shillita Avenue
Regina Zitt
Harvey Avenue
Mr. O'Meara
John M. Phelan
Fuller Street
Jessie A. Morse
Winfield
Shoenhoft
N F. Cochran
Sycamore Street
Adeline Hollmeyer
Avondale
Arry H
Cleveland
Della Bing
Glenwood Avenue
Charles J. Owen
Molder
Prison Avenue
Agnes Aare
Turner Street
Walt Frank Schuch
Covington
Anna D. Demaneske
Race Street
M. Mason
Thomas H. Cony
Glenway Aven
Clara Lichte
Glenway Avete Y Bearnoo
Palsiter Westwood
Nonetta Morgan
East Front Street
C Tchaw
Bey Pee
Brewer
Clifton Heights
Caroline Gwann
Gilbert Avenue
Hilarys
Edward Wilson
East Sixth Street
Rosa Mays
Bocock
Obituaries: Jones, Rogers, Stacey, Stephenson, Von Behren
Death notices for William E. Jones of Newtown Ohio Henry Wm Von Behren aged 66 and a half with a short illness Arthur Stephenson in Cincinnati With details of funeral times locations and services and requests for train arrivals and private burials all dated mid June within Ohio and Cincinnati area coordinates and temple venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Lodge
B. P
Wilhelmina von Behren
Ebmeter
Wade Street
Freeman Avenue
Michie Bros Watches Diamonds In Arcade Ad
Michigan based ad listing Michie Bros Watches Diamonds at 212 West Fourth Street and rubber stamps for James K. Stewart at 3036 16 Arcade. Promotional text resembles a dense street market notice with branding terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Stewart
Masonics and Masonic Lodges Post June 18 Meetings
Masonic and Hanoverian notices invite members to special and annual meetings. Lafayette Lodge No 1 and Miami Lodge No 46 announce sessions on Tuesday June 18 at 7 PM with officers to be installed and related proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Lodge
A. M
Miami Lodge
F.C
Aisha Tet Soria
Maertz Entass of City Hall Livery Stable Meets Somes
Mr Maertz of City Hall Livery Stable meets Somes gir Chiechanati by telephone at Main 2064 in a brief social note from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.B. Maertz
Entass
City Hall
Forest avenue improvements described under ordinance 1655
The Board of Public Service reports Forest avenue from Carthage pike to Eden avenue has been improved to defined grade. The abutting property was assessed. lines, boundaries, and profiles confirmed. no cuts or fills will affect the improvement. The grade aligns with ordinance 613 and details elevations along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Street
Forest Avenue
West Street
Lossin Street
Carthage Pike
J. Anley
Board of Public Service
Notice to nonresident owners on Hatch street improvement
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati declares the Hatch street improvement from East Court to Pavilion streets. Abutting owners must pay half the cost and damages, with the city covering the other half, to be paid in five annual installments or via bonds. Notices list several named nonresident owners and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch Street
East Court Street
Pavilion
C. H. Wiltsee
Rochester
Noe
Macneale
Hamilton
Ohio
Louise K. Sexton
North Easton
Elizabeth Boyle
John Boyle
Fayetteville
Jacob C. Hess
St. Magdalene
Ind
Julian C. Walker
Jersey City Heights
New Jersey
Nicholas Bird
Wichita
Kan
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Pavillion Street
St. Gregory Street
Pavilion Street
General Assembly of
Robert Allison
George F. Holmes
Cincinnati Sealed Proposals for Repaving Bonds
Cincinnati Ohio invites sealed proposals for one hundred thousand dollars of three and one half percent repaving bonds issued under Ohio law. Bonds redeemable after June 1 1911 payable June 1 1921 at American Exchange National Bank New York City. Bids due July 18 1901 with 5 percent par value certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, O
Board of Public Service
Cincinnati
Ohio
General Assembly
State of Ohio
O. S
American Exchange National Bank of
New York City
Public Service
Oard of Public Service
Robert Allison
George F. Holmes
Cincinnati to Accept Proposals for New Police Station
Cincinnati Ohio June 12 1901 proposals will be received by the Police Commissioners until Tuesday June 25 1901 at 12 oclock noon for furnishing labor and materials and building a new station and patrol house in the Third Police District bid details at Boos Taylor architects southeast corner of Wirth and Walnut streets bids must name two sureties right to reject any or all proposals endorsed Proposal for New Station and Patrol House By order of the board W H Harrison Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
EFLEC
Board of Police Commissioners
Bo's & Taylor
Wirth and
Walnut Streets
W. H. Harrison
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
City of
Cinciner Onlo
U. S
Ofce
Cmissioners of Water Works
Herrmann
Charles G. Roth
Property heirs named in notice of Rider alley improvement
The Board of Legislation of Cincinnati Ohio announces a planned improvement of Rider alley from Poplar Street to Wade Street with paving at abutting property owner expense. Heirs of William Robson Peter Creighton Wilhelmena Joos and others are named as unknown or residing in various states. Proposals for pumping machinery for the Western Pumping Station will be received by June 18 1901 with bonds or deposits required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rider Alley
Poplar Street
Wade Street
John R. Carter
Augusta
John Ruebel
Dunnelon
Rances Robson
William Robson
Guinea
Laura C._ Robson
Fannie Evans
Mary Hk. Grear
Laos
Lebanon
Yra Colvin
Roselle
N. J
Thomas Creighton
Basil Creighton
Peter Creighton
Manitou
el Paso County
Col
Joseph Creighton
Cripple Creek
William H. Creighton
New Orleans
Agrederick Joos
William Joos
Wilhelmena Joos
Hamilton, O
George Bowman
Covington
John J. Bowman
J. L. Woodward
Charles Woodward
Perintown, O
Annie W. Andrews
Laura Challen
Jacksonville, Fla
Board of
Pub Y Special
Polic Service
Proposals for Electric Lighting in City of Cincinnati 1901
City of Cincinnati invites bids for electric street lighting for ten years from June 1 1902. Proposals due July 19 1901, to be addressed to the Committee on Light, Board of Legislation, city clerk. Specifications available from City Clerk, marked Rees for Electric Lighting. Also notices bids for Stites Avenue improvement due June 25 1901, including grading curbs gutters drains culverts walls with plans on file in Board of Public Service Engineer office. Right to reject bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Avenue
Carthage Pike
An Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
Eden Avenue
Board of Public Service
Board of Legislation
Edwin O. Bathgate
Edwin Henderson
Robert Allison
Geo. F. Holmes
City OF Cincinnati
City Hall
Y. Cincinnati
Ohio
Rpen Hi
Stites Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Soperene
Board of Public
Jeer
Ape Beers Ison
Presiden
Geo. Fe Holmes
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge to Buy Bonds in July
Pittsburg June 1 The Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company will purchase four and a half percent bonds totaling fourteen thousand dollars on July 1 1901. Bond sales will be handled by The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company New York City with details and mortgage provisions available at the bridge company’s New York office. Unsold bonds from competing offers will be allocated by price and date of sale with closing conditions to noon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport and Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company
Comany
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
York City
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fleischmann
W. N. Hobart
Reform League
Springfield
Hood
Equitable
Mr. Fisher
Wisnewski
Rev. McCord
Skahen-Fox
R. J. Patton Co
R. J. Patton
East Fourth Street
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Main Street
Dexter Avenue
Walnut Hills
Fritsch & Hugle
Park Avenue
WM. W. Ebersole & CO
N. W. Corner Fourth and Sycamore
Race St
Banssch & Wepreasa
H. J. Weiler CO
E. Fourth St
Mrs. Farrell
Soie
Ular Prices
Farrell
Dermatol T
Neave
Boston
Chicago
Michie Bros
West Fourth Street
Hanselmann
Camatel
Ames W. Montgomery
AW. Paul
Recorder
F. B. Maertz
W. R. Seyberth
W.R. Seyberth
Adam Schraffenberger
Elm
St. Tel. Main
Ch&d
John Shillito
Claco
Madras
Oxford
Seventh Street
John Shillits
Shillito
Resident Board of Public Service
Carrie Paver
Charles N. Paver
Jones & Or Nag
Pg Ad
Thomas Williams
Hamilton County
James Gates
John Gates
Kittredge & Wilby
Neave Building
Western Pumping Station
Lumber Street
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