Marietta Bank President Visits Grand Hotel
Wm. M. Mills of Marietta Ohio president of the First National Bank of that city sits at the Grand Hotel. He praises Marietta’s growth, oil operations centered there, abundant natural gas and cheap fuel improving prosperity. He backs Herrick and Roosevelt and notes Democratic candidates and party dynamics in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Mills
Marietta
First National Bank
Ohio
West Virginia
Standard Oil Company
Herrick
Roosevelt
Rinearson
Queen & Crescent Railroad
Atlanta
South
Cincinnati
Higgins Re-elected President Of Pressmen Union In 1903
The Printing Pressmen convention re elected Martin J. Higgins of Boston as International President by a large majority. Eastern delegates backed Higgins while a bid by Frank Pampusch failed. Second Vice President R. Unger of Denver won easily, with secretary treasurer William J. Webb re elected. Cincinnati hosted a grand banquet with 300 delegates and 450 guests, while St. Louis was picked for the 1904 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Higgins
Boston
Frank Pampusch
Higgins
National Union
Edward J. Randall
Toronto
Canada
William Rodgerson
Chicago
John J. Dolan
Pittburg
Cincinnati
Charles R. Johns
R. J. Unger
Denver
Charles Winnacott
New York
William J. Webb
Unger
Indiana
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Francis
Majestic Cafe
J. L
Birmingham
Our City
Harry L. Gordon
Martin P. Higgins
Milton A. McRae
Frank B. Wiborg
Thos. J. Cogan
Robert J
Georgetown man seeks loans as July 4 ends fortune
Dan Hamilton of Georgetown Kentucky, heir to a $24000 cash fortune, is described as spending freely to blow his money before July 4. Police hunt him after a drunken arrest in Covington and a missing person alert across stations. He is 48, 5 feet 9, dark with a thin mustache, believed traveling to spend or lose the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hamilton
Georgetown
Hamilton
Z. B. Lusby
Lusby
Coryington
Milton
Covington
St. Louis
Strike at Bedford Delays Water Works Construction
Workers at Bedford quarries halted stone shipments delaying the building of a circular house covering an eighty five foot deep pit for Cincinnati water engines. The Western Construction Company of Indianapolis is contractor and a week is expected for an end to the strike. Extraordinary waterproofing measures were used to protect the engines that will supply the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bedford, Inn
Bedford
Western Construction Company
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Surgeon Delegates Open Railway Surgeons Convention
In Indianapolis on June 18 about 100 surgeons gathered at the German House as the International Convention of Railway Surgeons opened. Papers included Eye Injuries and The Scope of Railway Surgery. Dr Merrill Ricketts of Cincinnati delivered an experimental and historical lecture on Surgery of the Heart and Lungs. Officers elected include President Dr J H Ford Indianapolis and Secretary Dr Louis Mitchell Chicago. The next meeting will be in Chicago.
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Indianapolis
Joseph A. White
Richmond
H. C. Fairbrother
East St.Louis
Jon
Warren
Sioux’ City
B.merrill
Springfield Mayor Considers Gubernatorial Bid
W. S. Thomas reports after a lengthy talk with Mayor Johnson that the Springfield official may agree to run for Governor under certain conditions. Thomas says Zimmerman's withdrawal would follow the Mayor's formal announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Cleveland
Springfield
W. S. Thomas
Thomas
Zimmerman
Republican Convention in Washington Court House Nomination
In Washington C H Ohio on June 18 the Fifth-Sixth Senatorial District convention quickly named temporary officers Col Charles Fisher of Wilmington and G W C Perry of Chillicothe and made the organization permanent. Dr James G Carson was named Senator by acclamation with a slate of district committee members plus endorsement of the state convention platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington C.H
Charles Fisher
Wilmington
G. W. C. Perry
Chillicothe
Scroggy
Greene County
James G. Carson
A. Mitchell
Clinton
Charles F. Howard
Greene
Pope Gregg
Fayette
H. Q. Morrow
Alex. Rennick
Ross
Esata
Pleasant Ridge Sealed Bond Proposals Due July 7
The Village Clerk J B Hayden invites sealed proposals for ten bonds totaling 4600 dollars issued to extend street improvement debt. Nine bonds of 500 dollars and one of 100 dollars mature in twenty years from April 1 1903 with 4 percent interest payable annually. Bids require a 5 percent certified check and must be sent to the Village Clerk. The village reserves the right to reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
First National Bank of Cincinnati
Ohio
J. B. Hayden
Cheap Rates to the West and Southwest for Homeseekers
On the first and third Tuesdays of May through September 1903 the Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Route will sell one way and round trip tickets to Western and Southwestern points at greatly reduced rates. Round trips have a twenty one day return limit with liberal stopover privileges. Send your objective point and ticket count for quoted rates and free printed matter and maps. AA, DP. A. 419 Walnut Street, Conall.
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Missouri Pacific Railway
Iron Mountain
Walnutrett Conall
Public Service Board Reappoints Four Officials
Four officers received reappointment by the Board of Public Service yesterday as a formality after new jurisdiction. Each earns 60 dollars per month. Harry R. Fagin was named rodman under Chief Engineer Stanley, replacing a resigning Fagin, and Jacob Bund took a rodman post replacing Carl Finke who moved to the board’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohan
A Toy
Atlantic City Reach Via West Valley Railroad
Brief note notes convenient, quick access to Atlantic City New Jersey by the West Valley Railroad. A two cent stamp is requested to apportion passenger fare and telegraph-like routing hints appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Butler County Democrats Convene Saturday For Delegates
The Butler County Democratic Convention will be held on Saturday to choose delegates to the State and Senatorial Conventions in Hamilton C. J. J. Pater is announced as Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
J. J. Pater
Columbus Senatorial Convention Sets July 2 Nominees
Special Despatch reports that the Republican Senatorial Convention for the Tenth District Franklin and Pickaway Counties will meet in Columbus on July 2 John E Sater of Columbus and Renick Dunlap of Circleville are to be nominated by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Joseph H. Dowling
Dayton
Tom Johnson
John L. Zimmerman
Johnsonites
Joseph
Johnson
Ohio
Cleveland
Franklin
Pickaway
John E. Sater
Renick Dunlap
Circleville
Bids Sought by Cincinnati Public Safety for Fire Dept Supplies
The Board of Public Safety in Cincinnati Ohio invites sealed proposals due by 9:00 a.m. on June 2 1903 for supplying the Fire Department with fire plugs brass nozzles and cistern keys plus repairs. Samples available at Central Fire Station Sixth Street near Vine Street. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. F Lakeman secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Safety
Cincinnati
Ohio
City Hall
Minday
Central Fire Station
Sixth Street
Vine Street
F. Lakeman
Carloll
Caren
Sealed bids for Delhi Avenue repairs due July 3 1908
The Board of Public Service of Ohio invites sealed bids for labor and materials to macadamize and repair Delhi and Field Avenues to the corporation line. Bids must include full bidder name and a $1000 bond or certified check. If none accepted funds are returned. if a bid is accepted the check is returned on contract execution. Bids on printed forms only. right to reject any bid reserved. GEORE F. HOLMES, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
State of
Ohio
Delhi Avenue
Field Avenue
Ogee
Securi
Geore F. Holmes
Pleasant Ridge Village to Auction 1500 in Sidewalk Bonds
Noon on Tuesday July 7 1903 bids invited for three bonds of $500 each dated April 15 1903 with 20 year terms and 56 percent annual interest payable semi annually. Principal and interest at First National Bank Cincinnati. Bonds fund cement sidewalks on Mooney avenue and Lester road per ordinance 521. Bids require 5 percent certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
First National Bank of Cincinnati
Mooney Avenue
Lester Road
Ohio
J.B. Hayden
Ordinance 35 authorizes sidewalk contracts in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati City Council approves Ordinance No 35 authorizing the Board of Public Service to contract for sidewalk construction and repair for up to one year per Council resolutions. The measure takes effect at the earliest legal time. Passed June 8, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Board of Public Service
W. Granger
Council
Edwin Henderson
Proposals Sought by Cincinnati Public Safety Board
Sealed proposals are invited at City Hall Cincinnati Ohio until 9 a m on Monday June 2 1933 for furnishing and delivering to the department during the ensuing period coal or coke meeting specified tonnage and quality. Blank forms supplied on request. Mark proposals for coke. Board reserves right to reject any or all. By order of the board. Co F Lakeman secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Safety
Cincinnati
Ohio
City Hall
Youghiogheny
Co. F. Lakeman
County Auditor Reports Funds and Tax Sales Redemptions
The county auditor itemizes funds for agricultural society, improvement projects, and various expenditures including school explainers and soldiers relief. It notes tax sales redemptions totaling 5,972.28 and a floater balance, with a final balance of 797,940.98 shown as of May 16 by Gene L. Lewis and deputy.
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Bbva Goeg
Icheis
Sapisente Mhoty
Isc
Eeesev Sense
Eam Beithage
Mimi
Worthiusentxoess
Hamilton
Eld
Hunt
Arial
Pdipomeinates
MMO
Buns Ne Secondeleceens
Miami
Clark
Davis Street Bridge
Ead Ood
Ei Ts Corporation
Ricawarey Books
Cincinnati
Gene L. Lewis
Beaman
Wyoming Village approves refunding five thousand dollar bond issue
The Village of Wyoming Ohio declares an outstanding five thousand dollar bonded debt for the Wyoming Water Works as valid and binding. It authorizes issuing ten bonds of five hundred dollars each dated August 1 1903, due August 1 1923, at four percent interest. Bonds to be redeemed at Merchants National Bank Cincinnati by August 1 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Hamilton County
State of Ohio
State of
Ohio
Merchants’ National Bank of Cincinnati
Mamilton County
Ome
Merchants’ National
Cincinnati
Mey
A. Taxlor
W. A. Clark
Notice inviting sealed bids for hot water system components, Xenia
The Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home in Xenia invites sealed proposals for furnishing and installing a complete hot water system including circulating pumps, condenser, expansion tank, vacuum pumps, thermometers, gauges, pipe fittings, and labor. Bids are due by 7:30 p.m. Saturday June 20 1903, addressed to Orin C. Baker, Financial Officer, and must comply with the drawings by Herman Gamper M E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Xenia
Ohio
Herman Gamper
M E
Chas. L. Young
Xénia
Oho
Orin C. Baker
And.s. O. Home
Orin.c. Baker
Kenia
R M Quigley and Edward Keogh Respond to Hamilton Suit
Partners R M Quigley and Edward Keogh of St. Louis file response in Hamilton County Ohio Common Pleas. Hinsch Coal and Coke Company sues for account and interest, with attachment issued. Defendants must answer by July 25, 1903 or face default judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M Quigley
Edward Keogh
R. M. Quigley & Company
Laclede
St. Louis
Chapman R. Hinsch
Charles A. Hinsch
Hinsch Coal and Coke Company
Rita
Proposals Sought for Furnishing Anthracite Coal
Proposals invited for supplying anthracite coal at Chicago Illinois during the specified period. Bids to be opened at 11 o clock am at the office of the Quartermaster Thomas Kentucky. Information and clearance available on application. Major IA cartormester and other officials listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Ftoma
Thomas
Clea
CNS Sa
Race Street Improvement Ordinance in Cincinnati
Ordinance No 34 approves Race Street resurfacing from Fourth to Liberty with asphalt. It sets curb grade, approves plans, and outlines 50 percent special assessments paid in 10 installments plus four percent interest. Bonds will cover remainder and related costs, with payment secured by bond sales.
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May Street
Oak Street
Fern Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Council
Ding
Board of Public Service
Departmentof Public Service
W. W. Granger
Edwin Henderson
Race Street
Fourth Street
Liberty Street
State of
Ohio
Department of Public Service
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Buzbee
Little Rock
Ark
Grand Hotel
United States
Judge Parker
Parker
Wm. McGuigan
J. H. Smith
Piqua
Miami County
Gibson House
Harding
Summers
George B. Cox
P. H. Bruck
Mr. Bigelow
State Central Committee
W. T. Perkins
Edward Foland
Brooklyn
N. Y
Vincent Boreing
London
M.L. Malcom
Louisville
Congreting
D. D. Woodmansee
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Bishop Walden
Delaware, D
Delaware University
Myron D. ‘Hertick
R Saya
A. M. van Dyke
Woodward High School
Italy
Spain
van Dyke
Charles J. Hunt
Albert H. Morrill
Supreme Court
Charles Wilby
Charles Tenney
J. V. Coppola
The
Humbert Society
Rome
Coppola
B. T. Clemons
Joseph Dowling
Hervey Garber
Richland County
Holmes County
George 8. Long
Troy
Democratic State Executive Committee
Gorham
Merrill Ricketts
Carter
Miles
Nervine
Ezekiel & Bernheim Co Aucti
Main Street
William H. Bishop
Webster Street
Joseph M. Finneran
Eastern Avenue
St. Stephen's Church
Parvis
Findlay Street
fAotice
Reid
Robert Ransom
Albion Place
Mt. Auburn
Smith
William McGill Smith
Christian. Church
Mt. Healthy
O. Finneran
Maryffice
Finfran
Mighie
BROS
West Fourth Street
Geo. A. Wiltsee
John F. Wiltsee
Undertaker
West
6Th St
Lodwick
9Th St
Fountain
DOW
Ci F
Qr. H
Hauck
W. M. Joseph Me
IRKUP
Washington
C. H
Dr. Carson
Tent City
San Diego
Cal
Via
Pennsylvania Lines
Harris, A. G. P. A
Cinotnhatt
First National Bank of
Pleasant Age
Notichas
J. Brower
Geo. W. Hunter
Stout Avenue
Raa
Viii of
Wentworth
Pendery
A. A. Taylor
A. Clark
Masonic
Toeng bSiciks
Uavedhaedeen
Eh Reltig
Cse
Aceoet
Cincinnati & Columbus Traction Company
Amt AG
Clark B. Montgomery
Henry Pund
Hamilton, Ounty, Ohio
Balanc
Common Council
Township of
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
Dayton Michigan R. R
F. H. Short
Smale
Ouae
Nard Diwel
T. A. Bruhl
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