City Council Passes Traction Ord Adds Transfers and Jobs
The council approved two ordinances legalizing new streetcar transfers and making transfer misuse a misdemeanor. It also added four elevator inspector jobs, funded a $35,000 hospital repair bond, and moved July vacation dates. Ajoinder to fund a free tuberculosis clinic was proposed, with Mayor timing to affect the changes.
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Dempsey
O’brien
Board of
Ego
Alen
Allen
All-Expense Vacation Tours From Chicago Area
All-expense tours to Pacific Coast and Yellowstone pass through Colorado and Utah. Depart Chicago July 5 6 August 3 24 under Union Pacific Northwestern Line and Tourist Department Chicago. Write S A Hutchison 212 Clark Street Chicago for itineraries and details.
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Yellowstone Park
Colorado
Utah
Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern
S. A. Hutchison
Clark Street
Death summons Charles M. Spencer of Cincinnati
Charles M. Spencer aged 59 died yesterday at 1 30 PM at 2611 Moorman Avenue Walnut Hills of heart trouble. He was a noted city business figure and sole surviving son of former mayor Henry E. Spencer. Survived by widow and five children plus two sisters. Interment in Spring Grove Cemetery planned for tomorrow at 2 30 PM if attendance permits.
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Charles M. Spencer
Moorman Avenue
Walnut Hills
Henry E. Spencer
Cincinnati
Old Firemen’s Insurance
West
Charles M. Jr
Henry E., Halstead
Agnes C
Stanley Ferguson
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
George B. Orr
William F. Williams
Cincinnati Chamber Protests Impending Telegraphers Strike
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce joined a national protest against the looming telegraphers strike. President Bennett of Change urged Western Union and Commercial Telegraphers Union leaders to seek arbitration to avoid a strike paralyzing business relations. Chicago Board of Trade and several cities back efforts to avert disruption as Western Union and C T U presidents discuss in New York.
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Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
United States
Bennett
Change
Clowry
Western Union Telegraph Company
S. J. Small
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Chicago Board of Trade
Cincinnati Chamber
Boards of Trade
St. Louis
Cleveland
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Duluth
Chicago Board
Western Union Company
New York
Robo FOR A JUG WITH LOWER PAY
William McHugh of the City Water Works agreed to a four dollar weekly pay cut. He moved from meter inspector at twenty one dollars to meter reader at twenty two, then requested and obtained a position as turnkey at eighteen dollars weekly due to the demanding cellar work.
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William McHugh
City Water Works Department
Water Works Department
Board of Public Service
Longworths Plan Yellowstone Trip for Summer Holiday
Hon. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth prepare a two week Yellowstone visit starting next Monday. They will tour the park on horseback or by stagecoach and then proceed to the Pacific coast and Honolulu for additional time.
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Hon
Nicholas Longworth
Yellowstone National Park
Pacific Coast
Honolulu
City Hall Notes On Leases Bids and Public Works
J R Ware and Sons offered a twenty five year lease on wharf property between Baymiller street and Freeman avenue for 600 dollars annually. Bids totaling 34000 dollars for broken stone and screenings were received and referred to the City Engineer. No bids were received for sewers on Price Hill streets prompting readvertisement. The Big Four Railroad was ordered to promptly finish a bridge over its tracks west of Baymiller street. The Board awarded underground cable work for signal service to Safety Wire and Cable Company for 10471 dollars.
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Finance Committee
Old City Hospital
Board of Public Service
Henry Moeller
St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum
North Fairmont Improvement Association
Eden Park
Burnet Woods
Jones Street
Stanton Avenue
May Street
Locust Street
Board of Health
McCabe
Health Department
Inwood Park
White Street
Biegler
Fairmount
Kay Streets
Cutter, Hopkins and
Scott Streets
Culkins
Gést Street
Common Pleas Court
Henderson
Armstrong
Schweninger
Carroll
James
Board of Public Safety
Law Committee
J. R. Ware & Sons
Baymiller Street
Freeman Avenue
Price Hill
Maria
Sturm
McPherson
Laclede
la Salle
Glenway
Big Four Railroad
Safety Wire and Cable Company
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Illinois Central Railroad
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Ark
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Joseph Biggs
Ohio
Fleer
Union Station
Cc&l Pullman
Fourth St
Linton Building
4Th St
Linton Elk
Eighth
McLean Ave
T. H. Gurney
G.P.A
F. E. Landmeier
D.P.A
Sears Smith & Nixon’s
Mockin
Marion Stanley
Ghester
Carita
Rinaldo
Laurent
Sharpe Bros
Dixie Boys
Weil
Kennedy's
Free Wauers
Eagles’ Day
Beautiful Lagoon
Hippodrome
Fountain Square
L A.m
W.G. Woodmansee Piano Co
West Fourth Street
Miller Range
Furnace Co
Main Street
Smith-Eggers
NO. 16
West Second Street
Johnson Bros. Hardware Co
Ezekiel & Bernheim GO
Montgomery Road
Globe-Wernicke Co
Norwood
S. W. Cor
Liberty
Plum
Commercial Tribune
Wiebking
Ninth Ward
McMillan Streets
Cross Town
Traction Company
Committee
A. J. Conroy
Alfred Bettman
J. C
Hobart
Charles Spencer
McHugh
Longworths
Yellowstone
City Hall Notes
Straw
Panama
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Rogers
U. S. Pat
Iceland
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