Dowie Disciples Stage Street Sermons in City Neighborhoods
Congregants connected to John Alexander Dowie rallied on street corners near Court and Central avenues praising the “Reincarnated Elijah.” They claimed cures by prayer, urged crowds to visit the Fourth and Elm tabernacle, and cited witnesses and dates while singing and preaching into the night.
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Zion
Chicago
Elijah
John Alexander Dowle
West End
Zion Movement
Dowie
John the Baptist
John Alexander Dowie
Tabernacle
Fourth
Elm Streets
Pillar breaks in Atlas Building prompts swift repairs
A pillow of fear and a muffled roar rang through the Atlas National Bank Building as an iron pillar on the second floor fractured under load. Building Inspector Tooker and staff overseen shoring up the third floor, delaying access while ensuring safety for tenants and preventing further danger.
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Atlas National Bank
Disciples of Blackstone
Tooker
Kuhlman
Cou Y
Architeceptre
Crapsey
Orbes
Spector Tooker
Eleventh District Teachers Dined At Country Club Banquet
The Eleventh District School honored its retiring teachers with a banquet at the Country Club near Carthage. Toasts highlighted the teachers’ roles in society and education, with speakers including Eva Read Addie Boyd M G Heintz and Elizabeth Hottendorf. Attendees listed include Dr R G Boone Dr L J Fogel Minnie Nicholson and many others.
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Country Club
Carthage
Boone
Eva B. Read
Addie A. Boyd
Margaret Nixon
M. G. Heintz
Elizabeth Hottendorf
Stanley Bauer
Etta Taylor
Minnie Nicholson
L. J. Fogel
Lie Webb
Anna Allandingham
Auld Lang
W. C. Wagbburn
R. G. Boone
Iss Boone
W. C.ashburn
Sam‘ Bauer
Guido Werner
Minnie P. Nicholson
Eva 2D. Read
Louise
Alice G. Nathan
Alice Gaskill
Mildred Steuber
Patience J. Hussey
Salvation Army Tent Meetings Planned in Walnut Hills
Salvation Army commanding officer of No. eee leads tent meetings to begin at Wayne and Meord streets Walnut Hills. Staff and special officers will attend each evening and Sunday all day with arrangements by local leaders.
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Intent Japey
No. Eee
Salvation Army
Wayne and Meord Streets
Walnut Hills
Chards
Young
Tain Butts
Campbell to Chicago on the eve of extradition
Chicago detective Kane arrives in Cincinnati to escort Walter Campbell the promoter to Chicago amid doubts over witnesses and charges. Indictments loom as Campbell faces a jewelry swindle claim by Peacock & Co, with Mrs Campbell and Miss Jauss departing by train for Chicago.
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Kane
Chicago
Cincinnati
Walter Greir Campbell
Campbell
Amine
Peacock & Co
German Baker Trade Society Anniversary Parade
The General German Baker Trade Society marks its fortieth anniversary with a Saturday outing at Reichrath's Park. A street parade forms on Walnut Street at 1 p.m. with mounted police, multiple division marshals, city officials, and various bakery and flour workers groups in carriages and wagons along a lengthy route through Walnut, McMicken, Race, Fifteenth, Vine, Mary, Thirteenth, Centre, Richmond, Overett, Cutter, Linn, York, and Central avenues toward Reichrath's Park.
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Reichrath’s
Walnut Street
Allison
Theo
Boeschlin
G. Burkhardt
Fleis
Adam Kirchner
Walnut
McMicken Avenue
Race
Fifteenth
Vine
Mary
Tenth
Plum
Centres Avenue
Richmond
Reeman
Aurel
Tor
Overett
Cutter
Machinists Deny Condemnation Of Mr Ketter
Secretary George M. Lyon of Queen City Lodge of Machinists says a recent article falsely accused the lodge of condemning Mr Ketter and the notice about tying as a friend of real schools. He declares the union never condemned him and that the issue favored another organization.
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George M. Lyon
Queen City Lodge of Machinists
Tie
Etter
Ketter
Mrs Flynn Answers Petition in Divorce Case
Anna Flynn wife of boiler maker John J. Flynn filed an answer to his divorce petition. She denies alleged misconduct and accuses him of threats with a poker. She seeks alimony and restoration of her maiden name, with other relief.
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Anna Flynn
John J. Flynn
Gifts to Public Library Reach Thirteen Thous Pamphlets
The three weeks ending June 19 saw donations to the Public Library totaling 65 549 pamphlets and 11 other items. Donors include Bromwell, W. Cutter, N. Hodges, B. yuarreli, H. Murray, Wilson Fores, Weston, Mrs. Ison, Ez. Adams, Tilly Haynes, J. 3 dente Eben Putnam, Samuel Wertheton, H. Burt, James Green, and Mrs. Drausin Wulsin.
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Public Library
Emetenat
Ae Bromwell
W. Cutter
N. Hodges
de Ep B. Yuarreli
H. Murray
M San Elise
Liquor Dealers Elect Officers at Pittsburgh Convention
The National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association held its first session at Burnet House with 200 attendees. W. E. Broderick of Baltimore was president, with officers and a broad board from Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh and more. The Pittsburgh area gained strong representation as the seventh annual convention was set for June 1902 with a smoker, vaudeville, trolley ride and zoo banquet on the agenda.
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National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Burnet House
W. E. Broderick
Baltimore
W. ©. Broderick
Astice
W. N. Hobart
Cincinto
A. N. Hellman
St. A
Ephraim Brice
Philadelphia
David Stauber
J. Walter Freiberg
Irman
Cincinnati
A. J. Sunstein
Pittsburg
M. W. Murphy
Chicago
Louis Gerstley
August Graf
St. Louis
Board of Control
George Benz
St. Paul
F. C. Renziehausen
W. Bergoth
Milwaukee
A. Graf
E. J. Ler
Cleveland
Hirsch
Kansas City
Louis Grestley
J. Lanahan
Grabfelder
Louisville
M. W
Murphy
E. L. Snyder
New York
Adol Stein
L. Einstein
Sigmund Rheinstrom
Itsburg
Henry Laytes
J. H.arstairs
R. N. Wathen
le’ Fon
F. Westheimer
Phenix Club
Milton 8
Hoffheimer
Eiggeree
Erie Railroad to Burn Anthracite on Locomotives
A long-felt want of travelers will be met as of next Sunday with a time change. Anthracite coal will be burned exclusively on all locomotives handling through passenger trains on the Erie system east of Marion Junction.
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Erie Railroad
Marion Junction
Davis Lane Topic Sparks Debate Over Larceny Case
In Police Court Judge Lueders weighs whether a dispute between Celia Hefner and E L Braun amounts to petit larceny or justice. The plan to settle a debt involved Celia delivering beer on Braun’s instruction, with a grocery bill unpaid, raising questions of payment and accountability.
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Davis Lane
Lueders
Celia Hefner
E. L. Braun
Braun
Celia
Braun’s Inn
Helmer
Bucket
Bill
Ceek
Orphans Picnic to Draw City Leaders July Fourth
The Orphans picnic on July 4 at Cumminsville grounds will be a major event with Mayor Fleischmann as presiding officer. J T McHugh, Judge Edward Demp ee, and others will attend. Enc will run a decorated booth and oversee a prize for best deep booth. About 20 000 people expected.
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Fleischmann
Cumminsville
J. T. McHugh
He Chamber of Commerce
Edwar Dempeer
Snd
Jae
Aa Littaford
Henry Ketter
George Holmes
Enc
Samuel Murray
William Stacey Will Filed for Probate
The will of William Stacey, prominent manufacturer killed by a fall, was probated. The estate valued over 100000 is to be divided into 100 shares. Executors named are Judge John R. Sayler and Richard J. Barvin.
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William Stacey
Sophia L. Sutton
Tn Cal
Henry Stacey
Wacey
John R. Sayler
Richard J. Barvin
Indiana Governor Durbin Arrives With Colonel Coulter
Indiana Governor W. T. Durbin and Colonel D. A. Coulter arrived in the city last night and checked into the Grand Hotel on private business. The banker from Frankfort accompanied the governor, and the mission was described as non political with no stated deadlines.
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W. T. Durbin
Indiana
D. A. Coulter
Frankfort
Ind
Grand Hotel
Ladies Wardrobe Items and Fabric Pricing Notes
Fragmentary advert shows Ladies' fashions and fabrics with prices. Mentions Cambric and muslin yard goods, embroidered waists with collars, linen lace and silk pieces. Various prices listed from 2c to 1.50 for items. references to inserts and Swiss fabrics.
Cincinnati Bid for Western Pumping Engines Favored
Bert Baldwin drafts specs for a new Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon foundry in Cincinnati with a 50 ton daily furnace capacity. If awarded, output doubles to 250 molders and strengthens Cincinnati’s role in manufacturing. The bid gap favors Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon over Allis Chalmers and Holley. local pride and quality are emphasized.
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Bert Baldwin
Cincinnati
Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Pump Company
Laidlaw- Dunn-Gordon Company
Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Company
Halleene Company
Allis, Chalmers Company
Holly Compao
Will J. Sando
Holly Manufacturing Company
Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Cmpany
No Change in the Machinists Strike
The machinists remain firm and shop owners obdurate with no settlement in sight. Workers are paid off by the union, seemingly content though earnings are reduced. The strike’s tie-up is described as unparalleled, with both union and nonunion workers out. President P. J. O'Connell is expected here Friday.
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King
P. J. O'Connell
Treatment notes include shampooing and sterile brushes
The report lists scalp treatment steps such as shampooing filtered water and sterile brushes along with mentions of MRS. FARRELL and Dosmatologias with scattered references to Boston and Chicago Schools.
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Ular
Couples Listed in Local Marriage Notices
A long list records multiple marriage notices with names ages occupations and addresses. Entries include William Horwarth and Amelia Lakamp in an urban setting, and numerous other pairs with varied professions from machine hands to ministers across Ohio Kentucky and related locales.
Grischy Weds Katharine Opi in June Ceremony
The marriage of William B. Grischy to Katharine E. Opi was performed Wednesday June 19 by Reverend E Trumbull Lee with no marriage cards issued.
Deaths and Obituaries Notice Listings
DEATHS Burke Ellen wife of Major M D Burke at the family residence Kennedy O Wednesday morning June 19 1901 Due notice of funeral. Miner Mary E Miner eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Lewisner Wednesday morning Funeral service at their residence 92 Marion avenue Avondale Friday at 2 o'clock Friends invited Burial private. Von Behren Henry Wm aged 66 years six months beloved husband of the Von Behren nee Ebmeter on Monday June 17 at 6 p m after short illness at his residence southeast corner Wade street and Hreema avenue From late residence Friday at 2p m Friends invited.
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Burke
Ellen
M. D. Burke
Kennedy
Miner
Mary E. Miner
Samuel Lewisner
Marion Avenue
Avondale
von Behren
Henry Wm
Ebmeter
Wade Street
Hreema Avenue
Traction Franchise Sought for Cincinnati to Terrace Park
Cincinnati Milford and Goshen Street Railway representatives appealed for a franchise to run a traction line from Cincinnati to Terrace Park and beyond. The proposal was sent to county authorities for investigation while a bridge crossing at Milford was referred to Hamite and Clermont county solicitors for action.
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Cincinnati
Milford
Maertz Livery Announces Rubber-Tired Coaches
F B Maertz Bovainex city hall livery stable offers rubber-tired coaches with drivers in full livery. Quick service available. Located at 84 806 Plum Cincinnati and reachable by telephone Main 2064.
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F.B. Maertz
Bovainex
City Hall
Plum
Cincinnati
Mount Weds Miss Meader Gilling at Palace Hotel
D. I. Mount, a guest at the Stag Hotel, married Miss Meader Gilling yesterday at the Palace Hotel. The couple left last night for a bridal tour of the East.
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D. I. Mount
Stag Hotel
Palace Hotel
Meader Gilling
Mount
Note Sues Prompted by Kilgour Pact Claim
Ambiguous snippet suggests a note related legal action involving Char Kilgour and a pactenter area recovery claim. Protagonists and precise entities are unclear from the readable text.
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Lawrenceburg
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