Boulevard First, Is Huttons Plea For City Parks
Park committee and superintendent critique the plan to terrace and beautify Inwood Park and hillsides. They say the earth supply and unstable slopes make full implementation costly and unlikely without a much richer city. The boulevard project would start Eden Park to Burnet Woods and extend via Clinton Springs and Observatory avenues to Grandin Road. The Streets and Parks committee also inspected Inwood Park to condemn it for a public park, with Councilman Mullen predicting a strong report.
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American Intitute of
Hutton
Board of Public Service
Critchell
Critchéll
Cincinnati
Eden Park-Burnet Woods
Eden Park
Burnet Woods
Clifton Avenue
Clinton Rings Avenue
Clinton Sp
Ss Avenue
Clinton Springs Avenue
Dana
Marion Avenue
East
Walnut Hills
Grandin Road
Edwards Road
Observatory Avenue
Inwood Park
City Council
Mullen
Russian immigrant fatally injured in factory belt accident
Joseph Yokey, a young Russian recently arrived in America, was caught in a rapidly revolving fertilizing plant belt at Alabama and Jones streets. His clothing tore away and he was propelled against the building, suffering a fractured skull and numerous injuries. He died soon after admission to City Hospital. He resided at 1 Hopkins street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Jones Streets
Joseph Yokey
America
City Hospital
Yokey
Hopkins Street
Receivers File Report On Miami and Erie Canal Company
The receivers W Kesley Schoepf and Charles C Richardson reported to the Superior Court detailing the company’s finances and property. They filed a comparative inventory showing depreciation from July 8, 194 to May 31 of this year, values at start and now about five million dollars, based on General Manager Fordyce estimates, with a schedule listing boats bridges trestles and other property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami and Erie Canal Transportation Company
W. Kesley Schoepf
Charles C. Richardson
Superior Cort
Hosea
Thomas N. Fordyce
Boy Kicked Near Death After Wagon Mishap
Lawrence Duerner, fifteen, of Hyde Park, was knocked by a horse while coasting a hill near his home. He remains in critical condition at Christ's Hospital with a fractured skull after the boy was pitched sideways onto the horse's hooves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Duerner
Paxton Avenue
Hyde Park
Christ’s Hospital
Cincinnati bids to open bonds for half million dollars
Trustees of the Cincinnati Southern Railway will open bids tomorrow at noon for $500,000 Cincinnati Southern terminal bonds. City Auditor Perkins shows rapid health and strength gains, with reports confirming he is very much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Cincinnati Southern Terminal
Perkins
Judge Ampt to Move Residence as Insolvency Court Judge
Judge F. C. Ampt of the Insolvency Court plans to move from Wyoming to Avondale soon. He has resided in Wyoming for twenty one years.
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F. C. Ampt
Wyoming
Avondale
Ampt
Wagon makers meet in Cincinnati area for joint session
The wagon manufacturers of Cincinnati Covington and Newport held a meeting at the Grand Hotel last night attended by about a dozen makers from the three cities. The session focused on business matters. A second item notes Mrs. Mary Church Terrell, honorary President of the National Association of Colored Women, will lecture at Allen Temple A M E Church on Wednesday evening under the Willing Workers program with a musical program.
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Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Grand Hotel
Mary Church Terrell
National Association of Colored Women
Allen Temple
A. M. E. Church
Willing Workers
Ohio River
Alexandria
Bromley
Menninger
Michael Meranno
Carthage
Washington Street
Cincinneti
Ted
Secei Camiory
Mrs Cooder Plans Laurel Avenue Brick Homes At Rensselaer
Seventeen new brick houses will be built on Laurel avenue in Rensselaer Park by Mrs. W C Cooder of Hartwell. Ten houses cost 1200 dollars each, five cost 2500 dollars, and two flats priced at 6000 dollars. Construction to start soon.
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Laurel Avenue
Rensselaer Park
W. C. Cooder
Hartwell
Court Affirms $1,000 Damages in Williams v Camden RR
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals, closing its June session yesterday, affirmed the verdict for $1,000 damages in the case of Peter Williams against the Camden Interstate Railway Company. The court also evident adjournment plans and a brief July session before summer recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Peter Williams
Camden Interstate Railway Company
Citizens’ Hk’ and Trust Company
J T. Hill
Mother Comes For Her Jimmie
The mother of Jimmie Hinkle, 15, of Middletown Ohio, arrives at City Hospital after he was found nearly starved in an omnibus in Opera Place. She vows to take him back to the farm where they expect a better future and plenty to eat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie
Jimmie Hinkle
City Hospital
Middletown
Opera Place
Cincinnati
12-Foot Fall Kills Iron Worker William Wolf
William Wolf a 28 year old structural iron worker from Newport died after a fall from a low scaffold while working on the Harrison Building at Fourth and Elm. He suffered jaw fracture shoulder dislocation multiple rib injuries and internal wounds and died an hour after arrival at City Hospital.
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William Wolf
Newport
Wolf
Harrison
Fourth and Elm Streets
City Hospital
McDonald Institute To Graduate Law Class
McDonald Educational Institute Law School will hold its twelfth annual commencement on June 29 in Linton Hall. Judge Lewis M. Hosea will deliver the baccalaureate address and 15 graduates will receive the Bachelor of Laws degree, led by Frazer D. Acomb and H. C. Arthurs.
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Law School
McDonald Educational Institute
Y. M
C. A
Linton Hall
Lewis M. Hosea
Superior Court
D. B. Meacham
R. M. Ochiltree
Frazer D. Acomb
H. C. Arthurs
Ben Biedenham
R.H. Blair
A. G. Feth
Edw
J. Holzhalb
Philip Kates
A. F. Leve
M. H. Levi
A. B. Mussman
Blaine McLaughlin
B. C. Place
Geo. E. Platts
W. J. Rielly
David Scott
Thos. Usher
Petition Denied in Receiver Bid for Ohio Fire Insurance
The Ohio Fire Insurance Company petition to place the firm in receivership, requested by Attorney General Wade H. Ellis, was denied in circuit court after a lengthy argument. Judges ruled against receivership as Roscoe Mauck and Charles F. Williams argued for the Attorney General, with L. H. Pummell appearing for the insurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade H. Ellis
Ohio Fire Insurance Company
Benihh
Roscoe Mauck
Charles F. Williams
L. H. Pummell
Theater Managers Go Home After Empire Circuit Meeting
The Empire Circuit theater managers closed their Burnet House gathering yesterday and appointed a five member committee Fen nessy Butler Whallen Drew and Rife to wind up affairs. They will meet periodically throughout the season most likely in Cincinnati where a central point for the circuit. Attorney Rankin D. Jones prepared the schedules for the circuit’s various attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet House
Messrs
Cincinnati
Rankin D. Jones
Empire Circuit
Optimists laud Owl's Nest Park gift donors
The Optimists' Club passes a resolution praising the donors for their gift to Owl's Nest Park and the spirit behind it. The item notes many prominent citizens identified with the club and invites volunteers for a five or six man solicitation effort for a new selling article. Call 9 o'clock Monday morning at Gibson House with J. I. Clarke.
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City of
Owl's Nest Park
Optimists’ Club
J. I. Clarke
Gibson House
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