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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1901

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

Also Mentioned on This Page

Entertainment Committee J. Walter Frieberg James T. McHugh Bettman McNamara Wm. E. Broderick Baltimore G. Riesmeyer St. Louis Louis Gerstley Philadelphia August Graf A. M. Hellman M. W. Murphy Chicago Cleveland John P. Doyle A. J. Lanahan Chas. Loew Geo. T. Gambrill David Stauber W. P. Cummings E. V. Cordell A. K. Rogers A. J. Sunstein Pittsburg F. M. Sinclaire Henry Bischoff I. Guckenheimer Hugo Nathan F. N. Thomas New York Mida Lee Mida 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 H. William Meier Chris. Sandheger Joseph Back Edward Greine Sig H. M. Rubel 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 Leather Men’s Prize For Banco Hood 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 East Fourth Street Indianapolis Central Union Station 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 Warsaw Avenue 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 Che John Shillito Bhinito Park Avenue WM. W. Ebersole & CO N. W. Corner Fourth and Sycamore Ie Bey Velchei Elder Street Logan Street General Assembly of Ohio Edgt Publ Geo. F. Holmes
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