Real Cinderella Seeks Prince After Losing Slipper
The Commercial Tribune profiles Miss Alice Brock of 84 Richmond Street in Cincinnati described as a golden blonde Cinderella awaiting her prince. She lost a slipper near Richmond Street or Central Avenue on Saturday while expressing openness to romance and the possibility of a returning admirer.
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Alice Brock
Richmond Street
Miss Brock
Cincinnati
Prince
Brock
Central Avenue
Alice
Commercial Tribune
Cinderella
Obesity Challenge Faces Local Police Squad
Authorities report twenty or more policemen face disqualification for overweight as weigh-ins threaten permanent ban. Officers have endured drills and exercise, yet scales show excess weight. Chief Millikin asks about the weight of his huskies. only three show any weight loss.
Summer Church Dedication In Cincinnati Evokes Novel Open-Plan Edifice
The first summer church in Cincinnati was dedicated in Evanston at Brewster and Stacey avenues. The Christian Church building features a removable side to expand seating and improve ventilation. Speakers at the dedication were Revs. W J Wright Clayton W Eldredge and F M Rains. Last night Rev. L H Durfee began a series of evening meetings to continue for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New Christian Church
Evanston
Brewster and
Stacey Avenues
W.J. Wright
Clayton W. Eldredge
F. M. Rains
L. H. Durfee
Military Ball to Honor Visiting Canadian Officers at Niagara-on-the-Lake
The Queens Royal Hotel hosts the largest encampment season yet with infantry cavalry and artillery on the reserve. A formal military ball for visiting Canadian army officers is set for June 21 under Brigadier General Otter, joined by U S Army officers from Ft Niagara. Notables arriving include F M Sheldon Caroline Sheldon Frank G Whiton Frank Bloomer C F Howell Peyton Clark and Miss Rainbow from Pittsburg.
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Niagara-On-The-Lake
Can
Queens Royal Hotel
Niagara-on-the Lake
Queens Royal Casino
Otter
U. S
Ft. Niagara
F. M. Sheldon
Caroline Sheldon
Frank G. Whiton
Frank Bloomer
Buffalo
Cc. F. Howell
New York City
Peyton Clark
Baltimore
Miss Rainbow
Pittsurg
Lost aged woman found near Widows Home in Walnut Hills
Mrs. Frazier Munro 90 years old, reported missing after her granddaughter left her on the Norwood porch Saturday morning. She was located later that day wandering near the Widows' Home in Walnut Hills, apparently disoriented but in good health.
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Frazier Munro
Widows
Walnut Hills
Don’t Want to Be Iceman
Attendants at City Hospital recall a hot Sunday incident involving Joseph Ruckman 36 of 1104 Race Street. While unloading ice from his wagon the block slipped and crushed his toes, requiring his removal to the hospital.
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City Hospital
Joseph Ruckman
Race Street
Ruckman
Teething Crisis and Soothing Syrup Ad Note
An early advertisement urges mothers to use Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething and claims the syrup soothes the stomach. Mentions a 2500 bottle quantity as part of the marketing pitch.
Fight for better river navigation urged by bank leaders
C A Hinsch, president of the Fifth National Bank and Ohio Bankers Association, urged West Virginia bankers to press Congress for a yearly Ohio River locks and dams appropriation. He said the river binds the Ohio Valley, enabling year round commerce from Pittsburgh to the Gulf and linking to Panama Canal future trade routes.
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C. A. Hinsch
West Virginia
Ohio Valley
Congress
Ohio River
Fifth National Bank
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Fairmont
W. Va
West Virginia Bankers’ Association
Pittsburg
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Central America
South America
Far East
Beautiful Woman Poisoned Self After Distress
A 35 year old woman named Margaret Griffin of Carroll street lay dying from morphine poisoning at City Hospital after a quarrel with her sweetheart. Police searched Mound street and Carlisle avenue for relatives, but found none. She admitted taking poison in a moment of crisis while conscious briefly.
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City Hospital
Mound Street
Carlisle Avenue
Margaret Griffin
Carroll Street
Werpup
Fifth Street
House of Detention
Tumbles From A Train In Cincinnati
Lou Hardwick a 23 year old man lies in City Hospital after being found unconscious at Eighth and McLean. Police believe he fell or was thrown from a Cincinnati Southern train following heavy intoxication. He cannot recall the events and is not expected to survive. He previously claimed Losantiville Ind as home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Hardwick
City Hospital
Eighth and
McLean Avenue
Cincinnati Southern
Losantiville
Ind
PUPILS IN CLEVER RECITAL AT KRUGER CONSERVATORY
Miss Virginia Dickerson, pupil of Georg Kruger, and Miss Bessie Johnson, pupil of Alma Ribella, performed a recital featuring Haydn Schumann Beethoven and Leschetizky. Johnson drew notable praise in local circles during the Kruger school event on Pike Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger Conservatory of Music
Virginia Dickerson
Georg Kruger
Bessie C. Johnson
Alma Ribella
Haydn
Schumann
Beethoven
Leschetigky
Cincinnati Turnverein Teams Prep for Bundesfest in Indianapolis
Cincinnati athletes from Central, North Cincinnati, and West End Turnvereine train for the bundesfest in Indianapolis. A 8:30 a.m. special train will carry roughly 500 Cincinnati members to the five day athletic exhibition featuring entrants from Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit and European societies. An eight hundred person excursion is planned for Friday.
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Turnverein
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Central Turnverein
North Cincinnati
Central Turnverein
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Detroit
Fritz Loos
Harry Elwart
Wm. Fischer
Ernst Mueller
Charles Mueller
Louis Mueller
George Mueller
Emil Katz
Paul Katz
Rudolf Faller
Ed Baschang
Jacob Brossard
Henry Poppe
Robert Bohsdorf
Otto Stothfang
Herman Krieger
William Losinger
Michael Losinger
August Hauser
G. Schmitt
O. Schmitt
A. Schmitt
Wm. Haug
Paul Neeff
Ed Auserg
Louis Baumann
Arthur Benninger
John Ruchstuhl
Arthur Schuck
Eckhardt Rose
May Manton Kimono for Infants Fashion Tip
The article describes a long infant kimono wrap in white lawn with embroidered banding, usable for cashmere and cotton for summer wear. It explains making options include a short version, sleeve shape, and banding details, with material yardages and pattern 5071. Sent on receipt of ten cents to Fashion Editress Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
In Fairyland Revisited at Mackinac Isle
A nostalgic note invites readers to visit Mackinac Isle for fairyland experiences on the D. & C. Coast Line four times weekly. Send two-cent stamp for the In Fairyland booklet from D. & C. Navigation Co Detroit Michigan. The piece reflects on lost childlike dreams and enduring wonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac Isle
Mackinac
Fairy Isle
D. & C. Coast Line
D. & C. Navigation Company
Detroit
Mich
Oh Let Me Hire the Maid Ends in Disappearance
An auburn-haired 18 year old girl hired as maid at the Posthorn home on Central Avenue vanishes after quietly packing Mrs. Posthorn’s wardrobe and her own belongings. Mr. Posthorn reports the theft to police as the couple resumes searching for help.
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M. Posthorn
Posthorn
Mr. Posthorn
Woman Pioneer of Cincinnati Dead
News of the sudden death of Mrs. Mary M. Weibel reached Cincinnati as she died at her son in law Col L C Weir's summer home in Long Island. In her ninety first year she lived a domestic life and was active in philanthropy. Her funeral is set for Spring Grove Cemetery this afternoon.
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Mary M. Weibel
L. C. Weir
Long Island
N. Y
Switzerland
Vine Street Congregational Church
Weibel
Weir
Spring Grove Cemetery
Rev Carl A Voss Delivers Pulpit Trial in Pittsburg
The Rev Carl August Voss of Cincinnati preached two trial sermons at Smithfield Street German Evangelical Lutheran Church Pittsburgh presenting German in the morning on Winning the World for Christ and English in the evening on High Pressure. Several candidates remain as pastor search continues with Rev Gustave Probst remaining in the pulpit pending selection. Salary is 4000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Carl August Voss
Cincinnati
Smithfield Street
Gustave Probst
Ministers End Conclave In Cincinnati Services
Closing exercises of the German Protestant ministers conclave were held at St. John Church. After services the ministers will travel by trolley to various Cincinnati areas before returning home. Readings, hymns, prayers, and sermons were led by Rev. Becker Boeing Ballhorn Eisenlohr Fontaine with thanks extended to the congregation for hospitality.
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St. John Church
Cincinnati
B. Becker
Boeing
Pittsburg
Ballhorn
Mr. Eisenlohr
Mr. Fontaine
Eisenlohr
Fontaine
Beaten by Death at City Hospital After Trolley Collision
W. R. Cain, a 55 year old teamster of 329 Oregon Street, died at City Hospital from injuries after a trolley car collision on Eastern Avenue Saturday night. Motorman Dietrich surrendered and was released on $10,000 bail on a manslaughter charge.
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City
Eastern Avenue
W. R. Cain
Oregon Street
Morning Paper
Dietrich
Cain
River Improvement Meet to Convene at Grand Hotel
Preparations underway in a regional conference to unite commercial groups from towns along the Ohio River from Pittsburg to Cairo Ill for a June 29 meeting with Ohio River Improvement Association committees. Colonel J F Billison leads the event meant to boost river development efforts after the Congressional Rivers and Harbors Committee tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hotel
Pittsburg
Cairo
Ill
Ohio River Improvement Association
J. F. Billison
Congressional Rivers and Harbors Committee
Ohio River
Son blamed as beating wounds carpenter at City Hospital
Jerry Dillon of 237 Vine Street lies at City Hospital with facial bruises and multiple contusions. He says his son attacked him after a quarrel sparked by his return home intoxicated, and police report the son is believed responsible.
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Jerry Dillon
Vine Street
City Hospital
Special Masonic Willis Chapter Meeting Monday Evening
Masonic Willis Chapter calls a special meeting at 7 o'clock sharp with work in Masonic degrees. Visitors invited. A. C. Shattuck, H. P. H. G. Skiff, Sec'y. Jels-2t
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Willis Chapter
A. C. Shattuck
Obituary notices for multiple residents with June funeral details
Notices announce funeral plans for Emma Guiterman Mary L Harkness Joseph I Minster Phoebe Burnham Taylor Mary Walker Thomson Mary M Weibel. Services listed June 19 and 18 1905 with locations including Walnut Hills Hartwell Ohio Andersonville N C Long Island and Spring Grove Chapel.
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Guiterman
Emma
Martin Guiterman
Harkness
Mary L
R. P
Mary L. Harkness
Minster
Joseph I
Sarah Minster
Rollman
Isaac Rollman
Mortuary Chapel
Walnut Hills
Taylor
Phoebe Burnham
E. C. Kimball
Wayne Avenue
Hartwell
Thomson
Mary Walker
John F. Thomson
Cincinnati
Andersonville
N. c
Weibel
Mary M
L. C. Weir
J. H. Worth
Long Island
N. Y
Spring Grove Chapel
Foresters in Milwaukee Gather for Head Camp
In Milwaukee on June 18 about 500 Woodmen Foresters arrived with 1,000 more en route to join the head camp events. Trains carried Foresters from Nebraska Kansas Michigan Minnesota Indiana Illinois Washington Oklahoma Ohio and Wisconsin. Thousands of visiting Woodmen and delegates officers and directors accompanied the encampment which will open formally in the morning.
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Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
Nebraska
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Indiana
Illinois
Washington
Oklahoma
Ohio
Wisconsin
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Kruger Conservatory
North Turnverein
North Cincinnati Turnverein
Nicholas Seuss
Ed Brendamour
Albert Isaac
Henry Krulle
Wm. Behlendorf
Henry Riedkern
Louis Singelmeier
Ed Knorr
Clarence Betzner
Gus Isaac
Percy Prinz
Albert Schmitt
Wm. Hartill
Arthur Schiel
Frank Kuhn
Albert Schiel
Harry
West End
August Eckel
Alf Wittfeld
Harry Fledderjohn
George Lipps
Christ. Williams
Albert Jones
Wm. Asurus
Frank Kroll
Ed Furar
Fred Kickbush
Frank Terbruggen
E. Klatt
Fred Herring
Fred Weber
May Manton
Fairyland
Carl A. Voss
Stt. John Church
Towl
Colonel Ellison
Geo. A. Wiltsee
John F. Nn Ae Undertaker
Tel
West
W. 6Th Sr
Huntsman
Walnut ST
Lodwick
Hamilton College
Lexington
Blue Grass
Eastern Colleges
Luella W. St. Clair
Shillito
Ase
Oc Euane
Alexander Smith & Sons
The
John Shillits Company
Race
T Dry Goods House
Alleghanies
Great Central
Account Turnfest
North American Gymnastic Union
Maryland Company
Commercial Tribune Building
Canadian Rockies
Portland
Oregon
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Canadian Pacific
A. C. Shaw
S. Clark Stree
Columbus
London
Springfield
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Batesville
Foresters
China
Closson
Newark Stove Works
Newark, Ohio
Pattern Department
Fair
Siefert CO
Vine and 12Th Sts
Manton Pattern Co
Masonic Temple
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