North Michigan Through Trains to Run Daily After June 27
North Michigan Through Trains will run daily on and after June 27 over the Pennsylvania Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway Line serving Mackinac Petoskey Harbor Springs Traverse City Northport and North Michigan resort regions reaching resorts by night without changing cars. Depart Cincinnati at 12 30 pm and 7 20 pm. Full particulars about tourist tickets at special fares and illustrated literature describing the resorts free upon request to Geo. W. Weedon Assistant General Passenger Agent Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Mackinac
Petoskey
Harbor Springs
Traverse City
Northport
North Michigan
Cincinnati
Geo. W. Weedon
Woodmen to Unveil Monument at German Cemetery Sunday
Woodmen of the World about a thousand members will gather Sunday at 3 PM in the German Protestant cemetery Walnut Hills for the unveiling of a granite memorial to departed members. The Omaha designed monument was shipped in sections and set after weeks of work. A large crowd is expected.
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Walnut Hills
Omaha
Cincinnati
A. M. Harruot
Cure for Severe Itching Eruption with Cuticura
A Chicago man describes two years of persistent skin eruption and intense itching. After trials with several doctors and ointments, he used Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Pills, reporting itching ceased in days and eruption disappeared in about three weeks.
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H. A. Krutskoff
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Lil
Cure Skin Diseases with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent
The ad touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as remedies for eczema psoriasis scalled head and acne like conditions. It promises extraordinary relief for infants and anxious parents and directs readers to Potter Drug Corp for a booklet on skin diseases.
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Potter Dror & Chan: Corp
Remon
Nas
Key Operators Plan to Enlarge Union
Two shifts of B and O S W telegraphers met at the Dennison hotel to organize a stronger drive to recruit all eligible members. J J Dermody of the international union urged making the assembly impregnable by adding every possible key man. The meeting also tackled routine business and unfinished affairs as attendees departed on late trains.
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Young & Carl
Dennison
J. J.dermody
International Organization
Dermody
Cincinnati
Principal NaggLe Laid to Rest in Cincinnati
Impressive funeral for Prof. Herman Raschig noted as a top educator and beloved figure. 700 Tenth District pupils sent floral tribute “Our School Papa.” Services led by Rev. Schenk with songs by pupils and solos by Nellie Brennan. Active pallbearers included Dr. Chauncy D. Palmer and professors Aiken Rothenberg Uhl and Otten. Honorary pallbearers named from Principals' association.
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Herman Raschig
Cincinnati
Prof. Raschig
Schenk
M. EF. Church
Avondale
Albert Hartzel
Nellie Brennan
Chauncy D. Palmer
Walter Aiken
Louis Rothenberg
Joseph Uhl
Fred Otten
William Brengelman
Principals’ Association
J. P. Cummins
John Scheidemantle
George Braun
Louis Schiel
George F. Sands
H. H.fick
Baby Saved In 5 Story Tenement Blaze On Front Street
A fire at a five story tenement at Front and Sycamore streets sent residents fleeing. Mrs Nicholas Bahree tossed her baby to a bystander and jumped to the street. Howard Phillips leaped to a porch below and was rescued. Firemen and police guided others from smoke filled halls. Loss under $500.
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Front and
Sycamore
Nicholas Bahree
Howard Phillips
Kate de Wolfe
de Wolfe
O'Neil
Hook and Ladder Company No. 7
Fred Breitbeil
Richard Wheeler
Charles Munch
de Sagan
Indianapolis
Martin
Sycamore Street
Pearl Street
Public School Music Teachers Prepare for June Wedding
Joseph Surdo a longtime public school music teacher announces his marriage to Miss Fanny May Shepard. Surdo helped elevate school music and composed Ode to Lincoln performed at a Lincoln celebration. Shepard, a gifted pianist and daughter of Herbert G Shepard, plans a quiet June 30 wedding at the bride’s home with a Pacific coast trip and Seattle fair wedding journey. They have bought and furnished a home on Observatory avenue for their return.
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Joseph Surdo
Fanny May Shepard
Surdo
Lincoln
Pacific Coast
Seattle Fair
Observatory Avenue
Firemen Move Blazing Varnish From Plant to Halt Fire
Firemen of Engine Company No 39 and factory workers removed a 300 gallon kettle of flaming varnish from the Blackburm Varnish plant at Langdon and Floral avenues Evanston to prevent a conflagration. Sand was used to smother the flames. Foreman Joseph Allen suffered severe burns to his hands. Damages totaled 300 dollars.
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Engine Company No. 39
Wiliam Thompson
Blackburm Varnish Company
Langdon and Floral Avenues
Evanston
Joseph Allen
Editor Nast sails for Europe to study religious movements
The Rev. Albert J. Nast, editor of Christliche Apologete, departs Wednesday for England with his family to study religious movements this summer. He will examine the Hughes mission in London, which hosts public concerts and lectures to reach the unchurched. Cincinnati plans a similar effort upon his return.
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Albert J. Nast
Christliche Apologete
England
Nast
Hughes Mission
London
Cincinnati
Dr. Nast
Clouds Obscure Eclipse of Sun Reports Say
The sun eclipse Sunday night was visible for about ten minutes due to dark clouds though it began on schedule at 6 18. Prof Porter at Cincinnati Observatory failed to observe first contact. Clouds cleared briefly near sunset showing a shadow on the sun as the moon passed by. The Brooks comet sighting claimed by Edwin Naul ty was not confirmed.
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J. G. Porter
Cincinnati Observatory
Brooks
Porter
Smith Observatory
Geneva
Edwin F. Naulty
Parish Jubilee Unites Glendale for St. Gabriel's Fiftieth Anniversary
Glendale prepares a week long homecoming as St. Gabriel's Catholic church marks its 50th anniversary with reunions of former parishioners. Mayor urges house decorations while Masses feature hometown clergy and local speakers. A First Regiment band concert and meals in the church basement highlight the program with an outing planned for Corcoran's grove.
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Glendale
St. Gabriel’s Catholic Church
St. Gabriel's Parish
P. J. Haynes
St. Mary’s Church
Hyde Park
St. Gabriel’s
William D. Hickey
Riebon Crane
M. O. Burns
Hamilton
First Regiment
George F. Hickey
Urbana
John F. Hickey
Cumminsville
Corcoran's Grove
Democratic Meet of Vital Import in Cincinnati and Hamilton
A Grand hotel gathering of Democratic leaders from Cincinnati and Hamilton county is billed as the party’s most important meeting yet. Governor Harmon’s attendance is uncertain, but his participation would underscore the session’s urgency amid long standing local concerns and dissatisfaction with state appointments. Invitations went to all party leaders, and the event is expected to run late into Saturday morning.
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Grand Hotel
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Harmon
Hamilton County
Allen
Democratic Advisory Committee
Woman Who Took Son Held in Police Court
Belle Demas of 674 West Fifth Street was bound over to the grand jury under a $1000 bond on a child stealing charge after kidnapping her 6 year old son Charles and turning him over to William Johnson to flee to Canada. Johnson was cleared after it shown he acted innocently for the mother. The case highlights a custody dispute stemming from a court order two years prior.
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Belle Demas
West Fifth Street
Charles
William Johnson
Canada
Grand
Bode
Johnson
Demas
Testimony Suggests Amelia Milan Death An Accident
Coroner Coe held an inquest into the death of Mrs. Amelia Milan who burned in her room at 1303 Sycamore Street. Testimony indicated accidental cause as neighbors noted her cheerful mood before retiring and Fireman Doherty believed she tried to light the stove, clothes catching fire, she wrapped in blankets to smother the flames.
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Coe
Amelia Milan
Sycamore Street
Milan
Doherty
Company 7
Masons Prepare for Feast of St John in City
Masons plan an elaborate St John the Baptist feast on June 27 with speakers and district lodges forming in the celebration at the Scottish Rite cathedral. The article notes Masonry observes two feasts for St John the Baptist and St John the Evangelist, both named Johns.
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Masonry
St. Johns
Clifton School of Music Graduates Receive Diplomas
Inclement weather did not stop attendance at the Clifton School of Music graduation at Aeolian hall last evening. Rev. Charles Summer Brown delivered the address and offered the invocation and benediction. Graduates included Rose Meyers, Lillie Finn, Edna Pfister, Josephine Rawson, William Arnold, and Fred Langhorst.
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Clifton School of Music ii Aeolian Hall
Charles Summer Brown
Rose Meyers
Lillie Finn
Edna Pfister
Josephine Rawson
William Arnold
Fred Langhorst
Amateur Baseball Player Dies of Tuberculosis at 23
John W. Gosling, 23, once a ship ping clerk and noted amateur baseball player, died at his mother’s home in Price Hill after a lingering illness. He had lived with his mother in Tucson, Arizona, for three months seeking a cure. Survived by two brothers Calvin and Jerome. Funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Spring Grove chapel with Rev. Smith officiating. Pallbearers named Frank Bokamp, Harry Ollendick, Fred Wankelman, Edward Westerhoff.
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John W. Gosling
C. W. Gosling
First Avenue
Price Hill
Gasling
Cincinnati
Sixth and
Sycamore Streets
Tucson
Ariz
Calvin
Jerome
Spring Grove Chapel
Mr. Smith
Price Hill Baptist Church
Frank Bokamp
Harry Ollendick
Fred Wankelman
Edward Westerhoff
Water Works to Open July 1 and Staff Paid Off
Colonel W B Melish of the water works commission said all is ready to turn on the water works on July 1. Employees will be paid off and discharged as far as the commissioners are concerned. The Board of Public Services may follow the commission’s recommendations or retain staff pending accounting to July 1.
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W. B. Melish
The
Waterworks Commission
Board of Public Service
Board of Public Services
Maine
Woolen dealer Joseph Clasgens dies at 69 in New Richmond
Joseph Clasgens of the J. H. Clasgens Woolen Mills in New Richmond died at home after surgery last January. He was 69, a leading yarn maker west of the Alleghenies, director of the First National Bank of New Richmond, former president of the local board of education, and a delegate to the national waterways conference. Survived by widow and six children including Leo A. Clasgens and Mrs. Frank H. Kunkel.
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Joseph Clasgens
J. & H. Clasgens Woolen Mills Company
New Richmond
Alleghenies
First National Bank of
Board of Education
Washington
St. Peter's Cathedral
Cincinnati
Leo A. Clasgens
Fifth-Third National Bank
Frank H. Kunkel
Cinofimnati
Frank H
Joseph, Jr
Agné's
Ethel Clasgens
Three Sudden Deaths Reported to Coroner
Three sudden deaths were reported to Coroner Coe yesterday. Police said all appeared to be natural causes, though Coroner Coe will investigate. Joseph Cordy, 65, worked at St. Joseph's asylum in Ross Street, fell ill after leaving home and died at the asylum. Viola Frisco, a colored woman, died about 3 am at her home in California Street after being in a saloon earlier.
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Coe
Joseph Cordy
St. Joseph's Asylum
Ross Street
Norwood
Viola Frisco
Caliifornia
Fifty Promise At Law Class Reunion In Cincinnati
More than fifty acceptances for the Cincinnati Law School class of 1884 reunion at the Zoo on June 25 have been received by secretary A F Herbsieb. The event includes a reception at West Ninth street headquarters, a trolley ride, and a dinner with Judge Harry M Hoffheimer as toastmaster.
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Cincinnati Law School
Zoo
A. F. Herbsieb
Herbsleb
Phillipines
West Ninth Street
Harry M. Hoffheimer
Federal Building Inspector Visits City for Annual Review
Inspector W. O. Sgville of the supervising architect's office conducts the yearly inspection of the federal building in Washington with aims to determine repairs for the next fiscal year. Custodian Amor Smith Jr. manages the site, having kept the building in good condition with only minor changes anticipated.
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W. O. Sgville
Office of the Supervising Architect
Washing
Ton
Federal Building
Amor Smith, Jr
Society Hears Complaints Against Cincinnati Commission Men
The Hamilton County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals met at 141 East Fourth Street to review alleged cruel treatment of livestock and chickens by Cincinnati commission men. George T. Chrispin reported investigations. appeal for reform issued, with prosecutions possible if ignored. Committee members F H Bastian and W G Franz to seek city funding to support the society which has no paid staff.
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Hamilton County Society For Prevention of
E. P. Bradstreet
East Fourth Street
Commission
Cincinnati
George T. Chrispin
F. H. Bastian
Walter G. Franz
Call Issued for Recruits at Local Naval Station
Orders received at the naval recruiting station in this city yesterday call for recruits. Details reference site Ave OS and branches of the naval service. Owing to the expiration of the previous period, new intake is requested.
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Mavel
Naval Tiee
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