Pokahuntas Bell Presented to Kentucky Reservation at Jamestown Exposition
Pokahontas Bell formed from historic metal pieces donated by prominent figures nationwide was formally presented to the Pokahontas Bell Association on the Kentucky Reservation at the Jamestown Exposition Grounds. Governor Swanson of Virginia spoke, accepting on behalf of the University of Virginia faculty, with other speakers and a University of Missouri band in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pokahuntas
Pokahontas Bell Association
Kentucky Reservation
Jamestown Exposition
Ft. Boone
Kentucky
Swanson
Virginia
Ernor
University of Virginia
T. J. Wool
Major Hunter
Anna S. Green
Culpeper
University of Missouri
Totals of Ballots Received by Ward Cincinnati 1907
Totals listed by ward for Cincinnati with names and vote counts from Hyde Park Avondale and surrounding areas. Includes Miss Clara Dauman Miss Martha Odoms Miss Fannie Pushin Mrs Blanche Martin Miss Mabel Evans Miss Nannie Stapp Miss Clara Schaefer Edith Rohde Helena Parrott Clara Gruber Tillie Warner Estella Boles Elizabeth Singer Regina Bower Stella Cook Elizabeth Hooney Jane Moore Olive Parrott Abbie Currin Mary Ely Blanche Allen May Grapevine Henrietta Mesch Alice Morgan Minnie Wiese Mayme Becker Jeannette Gruber Ethyl Shoaff Clara Kramer Margaret Clapper Fern Kyle Gretta Burgoon Louise Martin Imogene Lantz Clara Blair Ethel Mannon Estelle Pittman Mame Horton Edna Holzberger Mame Ratliff Margaret Stevenson Nellie Brock Lizzie De La Croix Willia Corbin Anna Pugh Grace Morgan Lilla Vermilya Anna Rinehart Gertrude Walsman Edna Richter Eva Graham Lou Cole Carol Connaway Maebelle Crist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware County
Anna Pugh
Muncie
Mayme Eads
Grace Morgan
Jackson County
Lilla M. Vermilya
Anna Rinehart
Brownstown
Ripley County
Gertrude Walsman
Edna Richter
Batesville
Switzerland
Eva M. Graham
Vevay
Lou VY. Cole
Union County
Carol Connaway
Liberty
Maebelle Crist
Local Women Listed by Subdivision and Address
Miss Josie Cook of St Bernard and Miss Edna Mae Brown of Hartwell lead a list of residents in Hamilton County and nearby townships. The roster includes Clara O Neill in Columbia Township, Orpha Rogers in Mt Healthy, Stella Burrows in College Hill, Rosa Scheiffele and Vira Gunsaulus in Norwood, and Kathryn Beidomen in Sec TIOM area, with various household counts and codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
Carthage
Edna Mae Brown
Columbia
Symmes
Sycamore Townships
Clara O'Neill
Columbia Township
MT. Healthy
MT. ‘Airy
College Hill
Rosa Scheiffele
Norwood
Vira- Gunsaulus
PED Sns Assis
Kathryn Beidomen
Ohio County Misses and Homes in Census Roll Call
The listing shows numerous individuals by county and town in Ohio, including Adams Miss Clara Cunningham West Union and Athens Miss Grace Stickney Athens, with tallies such as 10 829 in Adams and 19 236 in Fayette. The compiled roll spans counties from Franklin Columbus to Meigs Middleport and notes residents and addresses across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Clara Belle Cunningham
West Union
Oause
Athens County
Grace Stickney
Athens
Mayne Burns
Glouster
Auglaize
Edith Diedrich
Wapakoneta
Mary Collins
Loveland
Clinton County
Wise Grace Kelso
Sabina
Fairfield County
Fayette County
Eee Leland
Washington Ga
Stella Shannon
Mt. Crab
Brown County
Clermont County
Bernice L. Brown
New
Henderson
West Rush
Raanoe
Lancaster
Franklin County
Dora M. Hepner
Columbus
Anna Kohn
Mary Dennison
Briggsdale
Stella Martin
Marie H. Phelan
Margaret Jones
N. Monroest
County Classified Names and Lists by County
Boone County lists Miss Bertha Miller Landing 2977 and Miss Nannie P Burkett Union 4850. Greenup County lists Miss Lucy H Lacock Greenup 9233 and Miss Susan C Welch Greenup 18291. Lewis County lists Mrs Lillie Halbert Parker VOnceburg 880 and Miss Pearl Mavnty Vanceburg 374. Nicholas County lists Miss Kate Armstrong Carlisle 2145 and Miss Georgia Secrest Carlisle 2042. Carroll County lists Miss Mildred A Goslee Carroll 6980 and Mrs M L Downs Carrollton 190. Campbell County Bellevue lists Mrs Elizabeth Blersch Bellevue 22400 and Miss Ida Fuchs Van Voastay 118.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Bertha Miller
Landing
Nannie P. Burkett
Union
Greenup County
Lucy H. Lacock
Greenup
Susan C. Welch
Lewis County
Lillie Halbert Parker
Vonceburg
Ces
Asc
Vecec
Ccs
Eeck
Pearl Mavnty
Vanceburg
Nicholas County
Kate Armstrong
Carlisle
Georgia Secrest
Carroll County
Mildred A. Goslee
Carroll- Cor Pope
M. L. Downs
Carrollton
Campbell County
Ward and obituary notices list residents and wards
Miss Mamie Muehlenkamp Sev enth and Patterson Ward 4. 6523 Wards 5 and 6. Mrs Alice Stuntebeck 239 EK Dante Ob Ward Goes once ves cone. Miss Helen A Cappen 924 York St Ward 6. Miss May Finnell Erlanger 2054 Miss Emma Clare Latonia 1971 282 650 Kenton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Muehlenkamp
Patterson
Alice Stuntebeck
Dante Ob
Helen A. Cappen
York St
Kenton County
May Finnell
Erlanger
Emma Clare
Latonia
May Festival Association elects new officers and stockholders
At the May Festival Association meeting in the Union Trust Company Building twenty two stockholders were present. Thornton M Hinkle was elected Chairman and Frank R Ellis Secretary. New stockholders include Arthur Espy and others. Directors re elected include J G Schmidlapp F B Wiborg and Charles P Taft. Louis J Hauch to succeed George H Ingalls. President Lawrence Maxwell predicted a new standard for choral music at the next festival. The festival will be held during the ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Festival Association
Union Trust Company
Thornton M. Hinkle
Frank R. Ellis
Arthur Espy
Goodrich B. Rhodes
William B. Melish
R. A. Holden
W. J. Breed
Robert T. Miller
Eugenie M. Werk
Maurice J. Freiberg
Richard P. Ernst
James E. Mooney
James N. Gamble
P. R. Mitchell
D. H. Holmes
R. F. Blake
Edward E. Shipley
Mary Hanna
William H. Alms
J. B. Foraker, Jr
D. B. Meacham
W. B. Thalheimer
George R. Balch
L. C. Black
J. G. Schmidlapp
F. B. Wiborg
Charles P. Taft
Louis J. Hauch
George H. Ingalls
Lawrence Maxwell
America
Insurance Department Certifies Mutual Life Insurance Company
The State of Ohio Insurance Department in Columbus verifies that the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York is in compliance with Ohio laws and authorized to transact insurance and annuities in Ohio. The document lists financials including assets 496,098,684.58. liabilities 475,999,554.11. surplus 20,099,100.47. income 81,883,622.97. expenditures 49,180,987.23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio Insurance Department
Columbus
I. A. I. Vorys
State of Ohio
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
Ohio
Resolution Declares Morton Street Sewer Improvement Needed
A city resolution from June 8, 1907, approves sewering Morton street from Observatory avenue 530 feet into Division 14 and outlines costs, assessments, bonds, and city share for the project based on an approved plan on file with the Auditor.
Cincinnati and Surrounding Area Transit Schedule Highlights
Cincinnati Lawrenceburg Aurora Electric St company lines list hourly and half hourly car service from 6 am to late evening to Lawrenceburg Aurora Cleves and Fernbank with 15 minute runs between Anderson's Ferry and Fernbank morning and afternoon. Carrel Street station connects to main line with yellow cars from 413 Sycamore Street. Trains from Carrel Street Station serve Mt. Washington Forestville Amelia Bethel and other points at specific quoted times with daily and Sunday schedules and special Saturday or holiday runs.
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Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Aurora Electric St, R. R. CO
Anderson's Ferry
Aurora
Harrison
Cleves
Fernbank
Carrel Street
Sycamore Street
New Water Works
California
Coney Island
Mt. Washington
Forestville
Amelia
Bethel
the Pony
Hamlet
Batavia
Hamersville
Georgetown
Russellville
Ripley
Sardinia
Felicity
Awealae
Interurban Railway Schedules for City Depot Area
The Interurban Railway and Terminal Company lists Saturday night through cars for New Richmond Coney Island and Suburban Division routes. daily through trains run to Mt Washington Bethel Hamlet and Lebanon with multiple departure times, and rapid cars run to Norwood Pleasant Ridge Kennedy Silverton Deer Park every twenty minutes toward evening and late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Sycamore
New Richmond
Coney Island
Norwood
Pleasant Ridge
Kennedy
Silverton
Deer Park
May 1908 concert season opens May 5 with Bach passion
Opening week runs Tuesday to Saturday May 5 to May 9 featuring six concerts four evenings two afternoons. Soloists chosen in Europe and America for the programme centered on Bach's passion according to Matthew. Children from public schools perform Pierne The Children's Crusade with chorus and orchestra. Theodore Thomas Orchestra engaged after Cincinnati Orchestra withdrawal. Treasurer report covers June 16 1906 to June 17 1907 showing balance 1793.98 Messiah receipts 2440.50 stock 30 dues 470 20 loan 1500 total 6254.48. vouchers 2474–2524 paid 6048.27 balance 206.21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Pierne
Cincinnati
Theodore Thomas
H. T. Loomis
Presbytery Licenses Lineman Evangelist in Cincinnati
At the Cincinnati Presbytery meeting William Price of Elmwood Place, a lineman with the Cincinnati Traction Company, was licensed as an evangelist. He said he worked from noon to midnight and attended Lane Seminary in the mornings, supported by a wife and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Presbytery
William Price
Elmwood Place
Cincinnati Traction Company
Sewer Improvements on Glenway and Enright Avenues
A resolution seeks approval to sewer Glenway Avenue from McKeone to Cleves Pike Schiff Avenue from Glenway to Lewis Street Lewis Street from Schiff to Kreis Kreis Avenue from Lewis Street to 500 feet south and Enright Avenue West Eighth Street from a manhole south of Warsaw to West Eighth Street. Estimated costs list multiple lineal feet and pipe sizes with city bond funding and 84 percent reassessment by frontage. The plan, adopted April 8 1907, is filed with the Auditor and requires bond-proceeds finance with 30 day cash option for property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewe Ewer
A. Goodman
A. Eieaia Orf
C. Crane
Disonr
Bedford Avenue
Grandin Road
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
L. A. Goodman
A. Krippendorf
Madison Road
De-esese
Ewesenese
Walworth Avenue
Delta Avenue
Holmes Street
Soago
Gis Lalis
Glenway Avenue
McKeone Avenue
Cleves Pike
Schiff Avenue
Lewis Street
Kreis Avenue
Row Street
City of Cincinnati
Glenway
Clevespike
Bocs Saantas Se Miarnass
Bat SM
Enright Avenue
West Eighth Street
Warsaw Avenue
West Highth Street
Est
Eighth Street
Essensi i
Fae Crag Alin Otis Bos Dacce
GAY Icsenheshs Asec Kabersy
Proposals for Clothing and Equipage for Army Shoes
Chief Quartermaster announces sealed proposals in triplicate for furnishing 13000 pairs of Improved Marching Shoes and 12906 pairs of race Philippine Scout Shoes to depots in Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia or St Louis. Bids due July 8 1907 with 20 to 50 percent quantity increase allowed. Domestic manufacture preferred with equal prices. Proposals open July 3 1997.
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Chief Quartermaster’s Office
Federal Building
Chicago
All
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S S. Army
W. W. Robinson, JR
U. S. Army
General Depot Q M Dept Sealed Proposals Indiana 1907
Sealed proposals for replenishment stock items including wagons bolts stationery and miscellaneous goods will be received until 10 am June 20 1907 at the General Depot Q M Department Sonville Indiana. Preference to domestically produced articles. bids may be rejected in whole or part. Marshall Asst J M Qr Mr General and Depot Q M signed notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. M. Dept
Sonville
Ind
Triplichen
Q. M. Wegen
Marshall
J. M. Qr
Norwood Market House Bond Sale Bid Notice
Sealed proposals due by 12 noon July 1 1907 at J A Stewart Cincinnati for 36000 in 70 bonds of 500 each 4 percent interest semiannual dated at sale due in 25 years to finance real estate and market house in Norwood Ohio bids to be sent to City Auditor W E Wichgar with 5 percent certified check required to accompany proposal. city reserves right to reject any bids.
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Board of Education
Special School District No
Springfield Township
Hamilton County
Ohio
Bittner’s
Vanzant Road
Hamilton Pike
Mt. Healthy
Cincinnati Northern Traction
Baer
Special School
R. D
William Fischvogt
J. A. Stewart
Traction Building
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Cincinnati
Norwood
State of
Wichgar
JT. A. Stewart
Section Avenue
W. Be, Wichgar
Traction
T City
W. E. Wichgar
Sealed Proposals For Browns Island Dam Reopening
Sealed proposals will be opened at 2 p m on July 1907 for reconstructing a concrete dam at Browns Island Ohio The call is issued by the United States Engineer Office Cincinnati Ohio Lt C M Rossell is listed among the officials involved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Offic
Cincinnati
Browns Island
Ohio
Ae Mae
T. Rossell
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Clara Dauman
Hyde Park
Martha Odoms
Fannie Pushin
Hemie
Blanche G. “Martin
Mabel Evans
St. James’ Avenues
Oben Tock
Sen
Ward
Nannie Stapp
Martin St
Clara Schaefer
Elm St
Edith Rohde
Syca- Mote Bt
Pun Phibbs
Broadway
Clara Gruber
East Clif- Cate
Tillie Warner
Vine St
Estella Boles
Wheeler Street
Sceeseses Vtec Oedn
LOT RT
Elizabeth Singer
Giendora Av
Regina Bower
Station I
Union St
Avondale
Stella Cook
Reading Road
Jane Moore
West Court Eiteet
Abbie Currin
West
Brenee Bees
Mary Ely
Hathaway St
Blanche Allen
Steko Dane
May Grapevine
Freeae
Henrietta Mesch
Barr St
Alice Morgan
West Fourth St
Minnie
Alice Wiese
Helen Bauer
Hillside
Mayme C. Becker
Poplari Bby
Shelby County
Ethyl A. Shoaff
Sidney
Clara Kramer
van Wert
Margaret Clapper
Delphos
Fern Kyle
Gretta Burgoon
Vinton County
Louise Martin
McArthur
Imogene Lantz
Warren County
Clara M. Blair
Lebanon
Ethel R. Mannon
Oregonia
Butler County
Hamil
Estelle M. Pittman
Hamiltor
Effie Meeks
Collinsville
Hamilton
Eugene Reaves
Ninth Street
Mame Horton
East High St
Edna M Holzberger
Fourth
Dayton Sts
Mame Ratliff
Margaret Jewelle Stevenson
Nellie Brock
Indiana
Dearborn County
Lizzie de la Croix
Willia Mae Corbin
ST. Bernard
Josie Cook
Ross Av
Orpha Rogers
Hstella M. Burrows
College Hie
Greene County
Savannah Huffman
New Dreoiee
etbocSt
Miriam Hale
Xenia
Highland County
May E. McCoy
Leesburg
Floy Reames
Lynchburg
Floy Blazer
Greenfield
Elizabeth Leach
Wellston
Lillian Miller
Jackson
Lawrence County
Gertrude McCarty
Ironton
Nannie L. Eastham
Miami County
Hallie W. Pilis
Troy
Millicent Hetzler
Piqua
Meigs County
J. A. Fountain
Middleport
Sarah J. Probst
Paulding
Lola Ragan
Daisy Fisher
Payne
Erma Leeth
Pickaway County
John Patton
Circleville
Pike County
Cora Nessler
Piketon
Bertha G. Talbott
Sargents
Putnam County
Lena Buttermore
Leipsic
Lena M. Gingry
Ottawa
Ross County
Clara Plumly
Chillicothe
Ee Frankfort
Brown
Bellevue
Elizabeth Blersch
Ida Fuchs
van Voastay
Newport
Covington
Georgia’ Ritter
Eben WE t.Gebewane
Alma Dalheim
Russell
Hattie C. Brearton
Edna Decker
Main St
Ward 5
Louise Heidel
Jessie Girard
Cor. Sixteenth and Banklick Ea
A. J. Vorys
Frank L. Pfaff
Edwin Henderson
Morton Street
Observatory Avenue
St Sroo Libd Labs
Ohoe
GOS
Skcy
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Cincinnati, Georgetown
Portsmouth Railroad
the Public Schools
Presbytery
Pevens Y
THE
Commercial Tribune
Ohio River
Kanawha & Michigan Railway Company
Point Pleasantst
Kanawha & Mich Railway Couny
Light House Department
Kana & Michigan Mailway CO
W. Michel
Eng’r. M
Commercial Tribune Party
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Weekly Gazette
Daily Commercial Tribune
Daily and
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Sunday Commercial Core
Earsh
Jamestown
P. O. Box
United States Army
United States
Artillery
Vine Street
Jefferson Sta
Dayton
Phoenix Lotel
Falmouth
Greenville
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