Wholesale Liquor Dealers Meet in Cincinnati
Delegates of the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association gather in Cincinnati for their sixth annual convention. The event runs through Friday with attendees arriving overnight and mingling at hotels as local exhibitors prepared a hospitality program. The arrangements committee is led by T. E. McNamara with Morris L. Bettman as secretary and other members assisting.
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National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Cincinnati
T. E. McNamara
Morris L. Bettman
Messrs
Convention Opens With Banquet And Trolley Tour Plans
The National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association holds sessions at Burnet House with a smokers, Dutch lunch, and vaudeville show at Phoenix Club. Delegates and members from major cities gather for mutual protection and industry interests, followed by a trolley ride to the Zoo for a banquet. more than 40 named attendees from Baltimore to New York are listed.
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Burnet House
Association
Phoenix Club
Fountain Square
Zoo
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Imeeesace
E Mem Ts
United States
Morgenthaler Ordered to Itemize His Bills
Superior Court rules Morgenthaler must itemize a lump sum bill of 4254.96 against the county. The three year contract for his work remains legal and valid, with further rulings on related records and notices driving part of the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Morgenthaler
Superior Court
Morgenthaler
Board of Control
Havi
N .S
Walsh
Funeral Services for William Stacey Held by Elks Lodge
Beautiful and impressive rites at the Elks Temple honored William Stacey. Exalted Ruler William Bodemer led the service with Episcopal prayers by Rev F H Nelson. Burial followed at King Grove Cemetery with pallbearers named from family and friends. Relatives from Chillicothe and Nashville attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stacey
Elks’ Temple
Elk Lodge
No. 5
The
Elks
William Bodemer
Stacey Manufacturing Company
Episcopal Church
F. H. Nelson
Christ Church
Bodemer
King Grove Cemetery
Jerry Sted
John Mason
Joe Brewster
Fred Henninger
Ellis
Eugene L. Lewis
George Haim
Andy Gilligan
Frank Rattermann
Mr. Nelson
F. A. Stacey
Rother
Elizabeth Kopp
Olive Mace
Chillicothe
Nashville
Encampment Planned for Ohio National Guard Units
The First and Second Separate Battalions of the Ohio National Guard will encamp at Cedar, Ohio from August 4 to 12. The First Battalion is based in this city with the Second distributed in Middletown, Wilmington, and Hillsboro. The First Regiment Band will accompany them. Officers for Company A were elected: Captain William H. Kadow, First Lieutenant Jerome J. Murphy, and Second Lieutenant William Odd. Major H. Proctor and Lt. Frank Holcomb will depart for Cedar Point to arrange camp reception.
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Ohio National Guard
Cedar
Upper Gandussy
Adjutant General
Columbus
Ofajor H. Proctor
Middletown
Wilmington
Hillsboro
William H. Kadow
Jerome J. Murphy
William Odd
H. Proctor
Frank Holcomb
Cedar Point
John A. Johnson
Charles Becht
Knights of St. John's
Coney Island
Lumbermen prepare oxen drawn floats for Fall Festival
The Cincinnati Lumbermen's Club plans three or more parade floats for the Fall Festival. A logging scene a log wagon team of oxen and displays of finished lumber and modern mill machinery will be featured. Committee includes T B Stone W B et Edward ae Ne ler F Korn F M Possell William Oesper Jr Co W Tomlinson J W Darling James Buckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Lumbermen’s Club
T. B. Stone
Cincinnati
United States
Stone
W. B
Edward Ae
F. Korn
F. M. Possell
William Oesper, Jr
W. Tomlinson
J. W. Darling
James Buckley
Cece
Cincinnati Lumbermen
Leather Men's Prize for Design for Float in Parade
The Cincinnati shoe and leather trade offers a $50 prize for a float design emblematic of the leather industry. Open to all, entries close at noon on Thursday June 27. Submissions are to be sent to 113 and 115 East Pear Street for judging by a committee.
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Cincinnati
East Pear Street
Practical Advertising Talks on Honest Pricing and Value
A seasoned advertising figure argues advertising should trade cash for value, not exploit with fake bargains. He promotes dollar-for-dollar branding, sustained effort, and targeting all customers with high quality over gimmicks, noting many cheap prices trap buyers and fail long term.
Train Special to Louisville Leaves 7:30 A.M. Sunday
Special train via Louisville and Nashville Railroad departs Pearl Butler Fourth Street Stations at 7 30 a m Sunday June 23. Tickets sold at City Ticket Office cor Fifth and Vine and nearby. Returning leaves First and Water Street Station at 7 p m.
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Louisville & Nashville
R. R
Pearl and
Butler
Fourth Street
I.e
Cor
Fifth and Vine
Next
Ene
Tonia
1St and
Ater Street
Colorado
Pueblo
Glenwood
Springs
Saltaade
Neyana i
Ogden
Utah
Stead Guy
South Dake City
South Dakota
E. Cor
Change of time on Erie Railroad trains
Announcement from H. C. Holabird president of the Erie passenger department in this city notes a time change for next Sunday. It also states a shift to burning anthracite coal on all through passenger trains. Hood's Sarsaparilla promotes health and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
H. C. Holabird
Erie Passenger Department
Divorce Allegations Hit Three Couples in New Filing
Helen Burgess accuses Harry Burgess of threats to throw her from a third story window and other misdeeds including deceit over $40 and unfit marriage. Lillian Heidt seeks divorce from William Heidt for extreme cruelty after years of neglect and abuse. Margaret Keeley Piersee seeks dissolution as Alfred Keeley has been absent for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Burgess
Harry
Christian
Lillian Heidt
William Heidt
Newport
Ohio Wine and Spirit Association Holds Fourteenth Annual Meeting
The Ohio Wine and Spirit Association convened its fourteenth annual meeting with a large turnout and an active day of speeches business and a banquet. New officers were elected including President Casper H Rowe Vice President Leopold Einstein Treasurer C Sandheger Secretary H Van Nes and directors George F Dieterle W N Hobart James T McHugh J H Holmes Hermann Chas G Schenk A Theobald and others. Dieterle retired as president and gave the closing address noting Ohio’s favorable conditions and the lack of legislative session reducing workload while the association aims to block laws harmful to its members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Wine and Spirit Association
J. W. Biles Company
Klipi's
Westwood
Casper H. Rowe
Leopold Einstein
C. Sandheger
H. van Nes
George F. Dieterle
W. N. Hobart
Jas. T. McHugh
J. H. Holmes
Henheim
Chas
G. Schenk
A. Theobald
Uis Kette
Sol Rauh
Henry Hilgefort
Albert Hossfeld
Mil Kaufmann
Dieterle
Eee
Ohio
Major Jones to be buried this morning
Major William E. Jones of Newtown dies Sunday night and will be buried this morning from his residence. He was long known at the Cincinnati bar and fellow associates will honor their deceased colleague. Carriages will meet the train leaving Pennsylvania Station at 1 50 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Jones
Newtown
Wilhelmina von Behren
Ebmeier
Wade Street
Freeman Avenue
Lawyers and Ministers Set for Charity Ball Game Saturday
Lawyers led by Judge Howard Ferris will play ministers under Rev. B Trumbull Lee at League Park to raise funds for the Presbyterian Hospital wards. Both sides trained two weeks and expect a large crowd for a charity baseball showcase of brains and athletic stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Park
Presbyterian Hospital
Howard Ferris
Rev. B. Trumbull Lee
Promising Healthful Life through Sunshine and Exercise
Describes a woman thriving on good food and outdoor activity. Her arm glows with health and her face blooms with beauty. When cleansing is needed she uses Syrup of Figs, a gentle laxative remedy made by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Phoenix Grain and Stock Exchange Sued Over Lost Stocks
H. M. Foster and Lew L. Applegate doing business as the Phoenix Grain and Stock Exchange face a civil suit after W. L. Thomas claims to have lost 3593.85 beyond gains in stock operations at the concern’s 315 Vine street rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Foster
Lew L. Applegate
Phoenix Grain and Stock Exchange
Vine Street
Mrs Strauss Hosts All Day Birthday Outing at Zoo
Mrs Laura Strauss will celebrate her birthday by treating the children of the Children’s Home to an all day outing at the zoo followed by a dinner. This long standing habit brings joy to many children and is repeated yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Strauss
Westwood School Students Hold Lawn Fete For Flower Parade
Under teachers guidance the Westwood School children staged a lawn fete on the school grounds last night. The event drew praise for its festive atmosphere with flags lanterns and preparations for the Flower Parade creating a bright celebratory mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood School
Beating bouncers face tighter police control
City Commissioners criticize private policemen employed at dance halls as private guards. They warn such bouncers may use force and cause arrests, urging a final limit on issuing private police commissions while praising regular private policemen for guarding businesses and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henshaw
Deitsch
Shoes Firm Sued Over Broken Contract Claims
E. B. Rogers doing business as West End Shoe Company was sued for 4500 by Jacob J. Baehr and T. C. Robertson of Baehr Robertson for breaking a contract to sell shoes. Plaintiffs say they sold shoes on commission for the defendant and replacements damaged their reputation, seeking mainly commissions and 4000 in alleged damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Rogers
West End Shoe Company
Jacob J. Baehr
T. C. Robertson
Sopenessy 4
Baehr & Robertson
Marriage notices of Harrison residents and nearby towns
A long list of engaged couples and partners, each entry naming ages, occupations, addresses, and clergymen. The column catalogs numerous pairings from Harrison and surrounding areas, reflecting a civic snapshot of community life with dates and street names.
Sewerage plans on file for Riverside sewer project hearing
Plans for sewer and drain construction in Liston Carroll Hillside Southside and Riverside streets are on file for inspection. A public hearing of the Board of Public Service will be held July 3 1901 at 11 am to hear views and suggestions. Approved June 13 1901. Robert Allison president. George F Holmes clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Board of Public Service
Liston
Carroll
Hillside
Southside Avenues
Riverside
Robert Allison
George F. Holmes
Public Auction of Condemned Property in Cincinnati
City Auditor announces a public auction in Cincinnati Ohio on June 2 1901 at 3 PM. A two story frame building at 2612 May Street with related structures and improvements will be sold to the highest bidder for cash. The property recently acquired by Dortiempes on Locust Street, terms cash and ejectment rights reserved. AL M Luskin City Auditor will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Dine
Maude Clark
Thomas
Taylor
Hamilton
South
Ohio
Jacob E. Corm
Geo. W. Cormany
Cincinnati
May Street
Dortiempes
Eeen
Ostevenne Jones
Gale
Kilwinning Chapter R A M Special Convocation Date
Kilwinning Chapter No 97 R A M holds a special convocation on Wednesday June 19 at 7:30 p m Work Past and Most Excellent Degree Visitors invited W Erden H P D aes L L Latta Secretary je16-21-Su W
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilwinning
W. Erden
L.L. Latta
Probate Court Names Administrator for Ohio Estate
Hamilton Ohio probate court appoints THORNTON M. HINKLE as administrator of the estate of OEC HENS, late of the county, with authority dated June 3, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
Oec
Thornton
M. ‘Hinkle
Torney
Proposals for Coal at Cincinnati House of Refuge
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until Wednesday June 26 1901 at 12 o'clock noon for turning the House of Refuge to receive about 1000 tons more or less of screened lump coal suitable for steam delivery. Two good sureties required with bond. right to reject any bid reserved by order of the Board of Directors James Allison secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Kentucky
City of
General Council
J. T. von Hoene
Board OF Public Service of the
Cincinnati
Wade Street
John
Cutter
Board of Public Service
Orefore
Hark Wines
Union Trust Building
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Robert Allison
George F. Holmes
Cincinnati House of Age
House of Refuge
Ortoee
Bond
Board of Directors
James Allison
Sec’y
Carthage School District Sealed Heating Bid Notice
The Carthage Village School District invites sealed proposals for labor and materials to install a low-pressure steam heating system in the public school building. Bids due noon July 1 1901 at the Clerk of the Board in Carthage Ohio. Use official bid forms and disclose all interested parties. By order of the Board of Education LEON H. HAYES Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Carthage
Ohio
Carthage Village
Vuage
Taid
Impgs
Leon H. Hayes
Notice of Equity Bill and Public Cost Assessment
Plaintiffs Margaret Mershon and John F. Mera sue Magdalene Kimberly and Abraham Kimberly among others in Allegheny County PA for partition of land on Chartiers Street and related heirs. The court orders service by publication for six weeks and warns of pro confesso if no appearance within fifteen days after final publication. An estimated cost assessment for improving Harold alley is published with copies on file in Cincinnati offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mershon
John F. Mera
Magdalene King
Abraham Kimberly
Ee Kimberly
Abraham Kimbery
Court O Common Pleas
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
County of Allegheny
Pennsylvani Chartiers Street
Christian Bittner
Magdalene Kimberly
Cincinnati
Hamillton County
Harold Alley
Betts Street
Stephenson Alley
Theity of
Cinnati
Gocd
Fe Pepi Genk
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M. W. Murphy
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A. J. Lanahan
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A. J. Sunstein
Pittsburg
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Henry Bischoff
I. Guckenheimer
Hugo Nathan
F. N. Thomas
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J. F. O'Reilly
P. H. Nolan
V. Nagle
Thos. P. Morgan
J. P. Smith
Sk. J. Vance
G. R. Washburne
Louisville
Adolph Stein
H. L. Grieredieck
Henry Weyl
Louis Idler
Gas City
Sol Block
Kansas City
M. A. Wathen
Grabfelder
M. Babbitt
R. M. Wathen
Lebanon
C. E. Pape
Marietta
O. O
H. Hyde
Moore
Bardstown
L. Applegate
Owensboro
W. Welty
Wheeling
E. McNamara
Jackistrom
Freiberg
Art
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Joseph Back
Edward Greine
Sig
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Sigmund Klein
Samuel Klein
Roma
Osep
Gerson
Stiva Heimann
Joseph Silverman
George Diehl
Samuel J. Johnson
Adolph Ullman
Aaron J. Ph Epebers
Adolph Leeb
C. Reiley
A. H. Klein
Trager
Orene Parker
Sandusky
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Banco
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Major Jones
Pennsylvania Station
JOS. R. Peebles’ Sons CO
Joseph R. Peebles’ Sons Co
Joseph S. Peebles
Government Square
Peebles Corner
Walnut Hills
R. J. Patton CO
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Indianapolis
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Rendigs-Lothmann ‘Co
Baehr and Robertson
John F. Burkam
Harrison
May Campbell
Fergus
Bernard Ausdenmore
Coleman Street
Agnes Stagge
Stoppelman
William A. Haigh
Mansfield Street
Marzella M. Scaefer
Pullan Avenue
G. Eastman
Joseph T. Brannon
West Sixth Street
Senator Place
Fitzgerald
Theodore Mertens
Antique
Mary Barnhorst
Carr Street
Meyer
Alfred J. Weston
Clerk
Rockdale Avenue
Anna M. Discher
Main Street
Partridge John J. Deye
Molder
Poplar Stree
Marguerite Schreiber
West Avenue
Wilkins
John F. Upperman
Whitler Avenue
Belle M. Armstrong
East Third Street
Winder
Peter B. Guerther
Carpenter
Mary Street
Carrie Heilman
Saleslady
New Street
Haun Eph Harmon
Gordon Street
Katherine Palmer
Mad Anthony Street
Charles L. Evans
Clay Street
Lulu M. Wilkins
Church Street
Busman
William J. Frietsch
Eastbourne’ Terrace
Diana ‘Schneider
Clifton Avenue
Finn
Charles J. Byrns
Lineman
Wehrman Avenue
Fannie Smith
Clinton Street
O'Donohue
Virgil N. Stewart
East Seventh Street
Stella McGuire
Fifth Street
Harvuot
William B. Grisby
McMillan Street
Katharine E. Opitz
EB. T. Lee
Clinton Beamer
Teamster
Gilbert Aveue
Ida Henn
Bernard
Riffith
Louis Barton Courts
Mamie Suer
Sidney Avenue
Quatman
John Jud
Eastern Avenue
Traub
Bremen Street
Leroy J. Christopher
Painter
Lillie B. Hattersley
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Parry
Emil Winch
Barber
Henrietta Schmidt
Elm Street
Eisenlohr
Charles H. Shields
Ena Evanston
Marie L. Oberhelman
Norwood
McKibben
Douglas T. Mount
Palace Hotel
Lillian M. Gilling
Dunlap Street
Lee
John Ebinger
Weet
Queen City Avenue
Mary Elsess
Richmond Street
Jae Walter Rodefelt
Barton Street
Jessie Baughman
Harrison Avenue
Schmidt
William J. Hessler
Bond Hilleg L. Barker
Bond Hill
Frank Washburn Barber
West Fifth Street
Lizzie Bernaen
West Fifth Peak
N. Bictly
Eighth Street
May Iby
Mr. Jackson
Fawara Schloss
Sigacian
Teenth Street
Feates Avenue
Lipschitz
Thomas Jesse _offeer
Carrie Schlaegel
Kerper
Great Sale Ladies
Knox
Bendigs- -Lothmann
E. 4Th
Banasch & Woerz
Tel
Main
Chas. F. Harm
West Fourth ST
Betrace and
Elm
New York City
Easine
Easine Rheum
Itism Co
Cincinnati, O
Margarete Dedekam
Stockholm
Sweden
Tea Physicians of
Fichie Bros
West Fourth Street
Geo. A. Wiltsee
John F. Wiltsee
West
6Th St
Frank G. Tullidge & CO
Windsor
Rye Frank G. Tul
Too
Idge & CO
Procter &4 Gamble Company
Woestom
Gamble
John Shillito
Chillito
Rustic Siere
China
Japan
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