Thousands Watch Drill of Turners at Cincinnati Turnfest
Thousands filled Government Square in Cincinnati as the 30th Bundes Turnfest opened. About 180 boys marched, 10 000 spectators crowded the grandstand, and police supervision by Chief Millikin ensured orderly movement. Etta Kolling and Gustave Eckstein directed classes with girls and boys performing dumbbell, free hand, flag, and mass drills.
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Turn Vereins
North America
Cincinnati
Government Square
Government Building
Walnut Street
Fountain Square
Millikin
Watson
Etta Kolling
N. C. Seuss
Gustave Eckstein
Hofer
North
Alfred Brodbeck
Central Turn Verein
Miss Kolling
Tobacco Fight Likely To Be Settled By Arbitration
The Burley Tobacco Society and manufacturers in Cincinnati expect arbitration to resolve their disputes. A council appointed to mediate may issue a satisfactory decision. Tensions arose over tobacco quality alleged to fall short of contract specs, with hints of possible court action. Officials from both sides, in convention for two days, left the city and plan to resume talks Monday.
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Burley Tobacco Society
Cincinnati
Furniture Men Have An Outing At Glen Park
The Myo Cincinnati Furniture Exchange held its annual outing at Glen Park aboard the steamer Kentucky. Lutz's band played, a Kentucky chicken dinner was served, and President John F. Dietz spoke on industry progress. Morning and afternoon baseball games featured Manufacturers, Retailers, and Supply Men with prize tosses won by Joe Wehry and W. Doppes.
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Myo
Cincinnati Furniture Exchange
Glen Park
Kentucky
Lutz
John F. Dietz
Joe Wehry
W. Doppes
John Cornette, Jr
B. Shipley
F. H. Ballman
Liberty Street Bank
Leland Banning
Water Rate Retained After Mosby Recommendation
John B. Mosby administrative superintendent of the waterworks urges the board to keep the 2-cent minimum rate for eight rooms or less. He argues the rule undercharges customers and covers costs. The board approves the report and sends a copy to the Taxpayers' association.
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John B. Mosby
Board of Public Service
Damaged Machinery Case Yields $3000 in Favor of Miller
The circuit court upholds a $3000 damage award to George J. Miller after his hand was crushed by exposed lathe cogs due to a greasy floor. The ruling rejects the employer’s claim of assumption of risk, reinforcing law to cover dangerous machinery.
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George J. Miller
Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Company
Miller
Hoffheimer
Circuit
Stricker & Johnson
Miller, Buchwalter & Robertson
William A. Goodman, Jr
Bates’ Estate
Sid Black Automobile Company
Walnut Street
Sixth Street
Healy, Ferris & McAvoy
Murray M. Shoemaker
Edward Ellison
Florist
Seth C. Foster
Biddle Street
Squire’s Court
Galvin & Bauer
John L. Stettinius
Olivia Thrasher
Wade Thrasher
McLennan Bros
Thrasher
Dexter Park
Jerome D. Creed
W. H. Pugh
A. B. Benedict
Morgenthaler
Jaw Snap Unnerves Man After Double Decker Bite
Henry Jenkins, a colored man, dislocated his jaw twice attempting a bite from a double decked sandwich. Dr Foertmeyer set the jaw both times at the city hospital and advised thinner sandwiches in the future. Jenkins expressed his hunger but vowed to avoid repeat injuries.
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Henry Jenkins
Dr. Foertmeyer
City Hospital
Jenkins
Soldiers endanger Norwood with armed raid on market
A crowd in Norwood witnessed a raid by Company S S of the First regiment O N G armed soldiers encamped on Sherman avenue searching for Private Fred Boyle and William Grube. The market house was swarmed, streets filled with frightened residents, and business halted as soldiers claimed they pursued deserters. The incident drew police attention and possibly a state report.
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Norwood
S.S
Market House
J. Meyer
Sherman Avenue
Rifle Range
Fred Boyle
William Grube
Monument Unveiled by Woodmen of the World At Walnut Hills
Over a thousand Woodmen of the World members will honor the dead with ceremonies at German Protestant cemetery Walnut Hills. A granite monument to departed brothers will be unveiled as excursions from Ohio Kentucky and Indiana bring attendees to Cincinnati. Rev. A. M. Harruot will deliver The Brotherhood of Man followed by the unveiling ritual and Woodmen quartet led by George Dodd performing.
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Order of the Woodmen of the World
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
A. M. Harruot
Brotherhood of Man
Woodmien
George Dodd
Pet of Army Loses Battle for Her Life
Joan Andrews, a well known Army mascot pet, dies after a prolonged illness. The announcement notes her service role and enduring presence at military functions.
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Pet
ARMY
Salvation Army Major's Daughter Joan Andrews Dies at 8
Joan Andrews daughter of Major and Mrs William Andrews of the Salvation Army died after a week long illness. The eight year old who came from Pittsburg with her parents when Major Andrews moved to the Southern Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee territory. Funeral Monday at 1 30 from 1012 Delaware avenue under Salvation Army auspices.
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Joan
William Andrews
Salvation Army
Pittsburg
Major Andrews
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Delaware Avenue
Officials Trail Black Hand Suspects in City Arrests
Inspector Oldfield pursues the Black Hand case with possible arrests expected today or tomorrow. District Attorney McPherson aided in arranging a $5,000 bail for Francisco Spadero and Vincent Arrigo, held after last Thursday’s raid. Spadero faces examination July 2 before Commissioner Adler as the case moves toward the fall grand jury. Letters and documents from Spadero and Arrigo homes are being reviewed, while officials rely on evidence tied to boss Lima and other state arrests.
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Inspector Oldfield
McPherson
Columbus
Francisco Spadero
West Sixth Street
Vincent Arrigo
Lima
Harmon Granted Postponement for Receivers' Certificates
Receiver Judson Harmon of the C. H. & D. railway is authorized to postpone the principal payments on two sets of receivers' certificates totaling $1,351,880 until August 15. Interest must be paid to July 1 and the rate remains unchanged. The extension aims to shift control from the receiver to future owners by the end of the period.
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Judson Harmon
Lurton
United States Court
Harmon
Heermann Selected as Symphony Concertmeister
The Musical Courier reports Hyp Heermann to be named concertmeister of the symphony, solidifying the organization. An internationally renowned artist, he recently taught violin at the Ziegfeld Academy in Chicago and formerly served as concertmeister for Frankfurt’s orchestra. His son Emile, already a skilled violinist, will be the second concertmeister.
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Hyp Heermann
Musical Courier
Heermann
Ziegfeld Academy of Music of
Chicago
America
Symphony
Frankfort-on the-Main
Germany
Dinner honors George W Benzenberg by Cincinnati Knockers
The Business Men's club hosts a testimonial dinner tomorrow at noon for George W Benzenberg, former chief engineer of Cincinnati water works. Speakers include William C Culkins Thomas J Moffett and George Puchta with Harry L Manss as toastmaster. About sixtyKnockers members will attend as Benzenberg departs Cincinnati for Milwaukee on June 30.
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George W. Benzenberg
Business Men's Club
William C. Culkins
Thomas J. Moffett
George Puchta
Benzenberg
New
Cincinnati Water Works
Harry L. Manss
M Bers
Finess Men’s Club
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Trustees Return From Chattanooga Trip With Favorable Report
Trustees of the Cincinnati Southern returned from their inspection trip to Chattanooga reporting the line in favorable condition throughout. The party included Judge John Sayler, W. T. Porter, J. T. Carew, D. G. Edwards, Superior Court Judges F. Spiegel and H. Hoffheimer, Vice President Powell, General Manager Horace Baker, and General Passenger Agent W. C. Rinearson of the Q and C.
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Cincinnati Southern
Chattanooga
John Sayler
W. T. Porter
J. T. Carew
D. G. Edwards
Superior Court
F. Spiegel
H. Hoffheimer
Powell
Horace Baker
Freemasonry Lodge and Chapter Notices for June Schedule
Kilwinning Chapter 97 and Trinity Commandery 44 announce special convocation and Stated meetings in late June with details on times deeds and invited visitors. Lafayette Lodge 81 and Willis Chapter 16 also list special meetings, degrees and an address by William L White with visitors invited.
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Ae - Ae Kilwinning
R A. M
Royal Arch
William J. Bauer
H. Ae
L. L. Latta
Lafayette Lodge NO
A. M
Work
William L. White
Society of Past Masters
James N. Ramsey
W. M
Monument Unveiling for George B. Glazer at Walnut Hills
Society notices announce CINCINNATUS CAMP NO. 63 Woodmen of the World invites the public to witness a monument unveiling for the late Sovereign George B. Glazer at German Protestant Cemetery Walnut Hills on Sunday June 20 at 3 p m.
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Cincinnatus
George B. Glazer
Walnut Hills
Obituary notices from New Richmond and surrounding areas
Deaths list multiple individuals with funeral details including Joseph Clasgens Ada M Marshall Edoward Magavin Helena Schroeder Ida Siegmann John Sprang J. H. Sullivan and locations such as New Richmond Ohio Christchurch Westwood Avenue St Bonaventura St Leo's Baltimore and North Fairmount with funeral dates June 21 1909 and related service times.
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Clasgens
Joseph
New Richmond
St Peter's Church
Marshall
Ada M
Christchurch
Fourth Street
Magavin—Edoward
Catherine Magavin
William Siegmann
Moosewood
North Street
North Fairmount
St. Leo’s Church
Sprang
John
Emma Sprang
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Racine College
Racine, Wis
THE
Berlitz School
Languages Mercantile Library
Ohio Mechanics Institute
John L. Shearer
Ohio Military Institute
Lake Leelanau
Michigan
A. M. Henshaw
Falm
Service Board
Mosby
General News of Courts
Negro
Standwich
Woodmen of World
Joan Andrews
Paris
Turner Fest
the Alms & Doepke Co
Alms & Doepke Co
Trustees of
Masonic
Trinity Commandery
Knights Templars
Robert.d. Betts
Henry B. Michie
Society Notices
Ichie Bros Jewelers
Fourth St
Gilbert
Batiste
the Hims & Doepke Co
Alaska
Tanec
F. B. Maertz Funeral
Fium.e
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