Kentucky Mountaineers Visit Zoo Garden for Annual Day
Zoo Garden officials plan a grand entertainment for a large Kentucky delegation arriving Sunday for a day at the garden. The annual visits have grown, with preparations exceeding previous years. In Addyston a new St Andrew clubhouse project is under way, with Rev W Norman Guthrie leading parish efforts and Archibald Stuart donating the foundation stone for the clubhouse fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo Garden
Norman Guthrie
Fernbank
Addyston
St. Andrew
Archibald Stuart
City Orders End to One Cent Streetcar Scheme
The manager of an endless chain scheme selling street railway tickets at one cent was ordered by Superintendent Deitsch to cease operations in the city. The official warned the scheme cannot continue without someone getting hurt or worsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deitsch
Death of 33 year old Frank Westner at City Hospital
Frank Westner aged 33 of 823 Abigail street died early yesterday morning at City Hospital after from delirium tremens and subsequent severe purulent erysipelas. He was removed to the hospital on June 15 and did not survive the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Westner
Abigail Street
Pax Commission Appropriations Ordinance Passed Unchanged
The Board of Supervisors acting as City Pax Commission yesterday passed without change the six months appropriating ordinance prepared by City Auditor Boyden and approved by the Board of Legislation. They spent hours with City Clerk Henderegn reviewing the measure, with no reasons found to alter it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Eckert Inquest Concludes On Warehouse Collapse
Coroner Schwab closed the Eckert inquiry into Gertrude Eckert’s death after witnesses including firemen and police officers testified. They agreed the Chatfield and Woods warehouse was overtaxed at the time of collapse Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
Gertrude Eckert
Chatfield & Woods
Children Arrested for Shoes Are Dismissed in Court
Rosa and Mary McLean, held after arrest on a charge of stealing a pair of shoes, were dismissed yesterday in Police Court by Judge Schwab after a bond was secured following their detention overnight. The policeman faced criticism for detaining such young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa and
Mary McLean
Schwab
Body of M. Jacobs Found in Ohio River
The body of M. Jacobs a city resident was found in the Ohio River at Madison Indiana yesterday morning. He was 40 and lived with his brother at 643 Richmond street. I J Jacobs his brother was expected in Madison to claim the body. Jacobs formerly worked as a traveling man for a cigar company and was en route South when he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jacobs
Ohio
Ohio River
Madison
Ind
Richmond Street
I. J. Jacobs
Jacobs
Woman Sprains Back In Laundry Accident
Mrs Lizzie Stegman of Taylor and Columbia avenues was taken to City Hospital by ambulance after injuring her back and suffering probable internal injuries when a tub of water fell on her as she moved it while washing clothes yesterday morning. It is believed she will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Stegman
Taylor and
Columbia Avenues
City Hospital
Boy Crushed Foot By Wagon Gate Near Mill Street
Frankie Young of Third and Mill Streets clung to a Krell Piano Company wagon when the rear end gate failed and crushed his foot. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Young
Third
Mill Streets
Krell Piano Company
Frankie
City Hospital
Ohio delegation plans Kansas City convention trip
The Ohio delegation to the Democratic convention will travel from Indianapolis to St. Louis by the Wabash road, meeting in Kansas City on July 4. Lewis Bernard was in Kansas City earlier this week arranging hotel accommodations. the Ohio headquarters will be at the Burlington and the Progress Club on Washington Avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Wabash Road
Lewis Bernard
Burlington, Ohio
Progress Club
Washington Avenue
Eleventh
Twelfth
Pleasant Ridge Church Sacred Music Night Planned
The Ladies Aid Society of Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church promotes a Tuesday evening program of sacred music on June 26. Prof. A. E. Bollinger of Trinity M. E. Church Covington will lead a vested choir with Mr. Newhall, aided by Pleasant Ridge’s regular choir. Proceeds go to the church organ fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church
A. E. Bollinger
Trinity M. E. Church
Covington
Newhall
Pleasant Ridge Church
New Schedule in Effect for Key Street Lines
The Elberon avenue Seventh and Third street and Belt line conductors and motormen gain the new time schedule today. Other lines will switch as soon as practicable. Workers voted strong for the plan earlier this week, approving the change to assign extra cars to new men while old staff can be called on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberon Avenue
Seventh and Third Street
Belt Line
Magstrate in Possession of Gold Seizure Case
Mrs Kate Miller of Fifteenth and Plum streets sues to recover 230 dollars in gold found in a Wade street tenement cellar. Justice Templeton is served. Superintendent Deitsch notified. Otto Dutzi, second claimant, follows. Templeton’s constable holds the money awaiting higher court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magstrate
Kate Miller
Fifteenth
Plum Streets
Wade Street
Templeton
Deitsch
Otto Dutzi
Kushman
Thief Steals Horse Wagon Harness Then Flies
A thief drove away a horse wagon and sewing machine on Wednesday leaving the harness behind. He took the horse and machine to Price Hill then tried to sell the harness. Ninth District police chased him but he escaped, dropping the harness in the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
C. E. Armstrong
Price Hill
Ninth District
Cincinnati Board of Trade and Transportation Report Summary
The Cincinnati Board of Trade notes two years of continuous work under special committees and the Secretary. It highlights legislative review, Southern Railway reports, and transportation actions that aided classification changes and protected local interests. The report praises Room A’s role, affiliated groups, and the city’s economic progress across utilities, commerce, and waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Board of Trade
Bureau of Transportation
General Assembly of Ohio
Committee On Southern Railway
Nto
Committee On Transportation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati
Room A
Chamber of Commerce
Mankavhent
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Cincinnati League
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Cincinnati Freight Bureau
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Manufacturers’ Club
National Association of Manufacturers, National
Isthmian Canal
Department of Commerce and Industry
Street Railway Workers Urged To Read Sunday Tribune
The Commercial Tribune notes attention is urged among motormen gripmen and conductors on street railway lines for Sunday June 24 with items of interest and importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Newly Wedded Arrivals Captivate Grand Hotel Guests
John Simpson and Mrs. Simpson from Chattanooga Tenn enter Cincinnati hotels with an elaborate bridal display. One trunk has glued rice while ribbons and a railroad spike with a rubber shoe decorate the luggage. The scene reflects a festive, unconventional entourage surrounding a recent marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hotel
John Simpson
Simpson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cincinnati
Bears of To Ri Za Brand Recall Notice
A fragmented notice alerts consumers about a product recall for a toy labelled Bears of To Ri Za. The brief warns of potential quality issues and directs owners to follow safety guidance from the manufacturer.
Opening Chorus at La Salette Academy Senior Class
The La Salette Academy senior class concert features Miss Mary Gilmartin as pianist and conductor with performances by Misses Mary Donnelly Mary Butler Bridget O Brien Eveleen mallyerg and others. Various instrumental vocal and essay numbers highlight the program with awards announced by Rt. Rev. C. P. Maes. Highest averages include Teresa Kleley 93.5 and Mary Gilmartin 90.2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gilmartin
Viva la Republique
Mary Donnelly
Mary Butler
Judas Maccabeus
Bridget O’brien
Eveleen Mallyerg
Mary G. Dally
Helen V. Shine
Emma Flanagan
Ellen Feeny
Virginia Murphy
Mary Spelby
Lachmund
Florence Hardeman
Mary G. Daily
Bridget O'Brien
la Salette Band
Dawn of Redemption
Clase
Lucrezia Borgia
Mary Slevin
Eleanor Walsh
Laura Fritz
Ireland
Sarah A. Daily
Marty G. Daily
Schemit
Grand Fantasie Militaire
Leonard
Joe Hardeman
Mary G. Aily
Lamoriciere
Elizabeth Blakely
Mary Sullivan
Lou— Burke
Sarah
Sarah Agnes Daily
Helen Virginia Shine
Rt. Rév
C. P. Maes
Teresa Kleley
Original Compositions Highlight Auditorium School Recital
Students of Sidney C. Durst presented original works in a year end recital at the Auditorium School of Music. Dieckmann and Thomson pieces drew praise. performances by Wilkinson Bailey Salway Palm and others showed solid progress across piano violin and voice. The program included Mozart chords Beethoven and Chopin with solo and ensemble numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorium School of Music
Sidney C. Durst
Gayotte
Christian W. Dieckmann
Voice
Helen M. Wilkinson
Paul E
Gussie Palm
Alma Laufer
Edith Bloom
Terese Ullman
Joseph Hansen
Laura Vonderheide
A. Borjes
Thomson
Fourth District School Students Stage Musical and Literary Entertainment
A charming afternoon program by Fourth District School pupils featured patriotic recitations by Marie Lilley and Willie Tennison, a well received dialogue Fourth of July by Howard Witschger and Harry Crow, and humorous pieces by Harry Van Dyke Aubrey Witschen and Frank Crow. Esther Perkins impressed with Courage and sister Mabel Perkins performed Sister's Beau. Miss Lutie Lewis offered National airs and delighted the audience with a sweet soprano voice and whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Lilley
Willie Tennison
Howard Witschger
Harry Crow
Harry van Dyke
Aubrey Witschen
Frank Crow
Esther Perkins
Mabel Perkins
Lutie- Lewis
Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold As Blood Remedy
The ad proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla can convert “bad blood” into “good blood” and improve health, presenting a cure like a patent medicine claim. It frames the product as a remedy for ailments linked to poor blood quality and uses persuasive language typical of old patent ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Delhi Ferry Sinks After Tugboat Wake Swamps It
A Delhi ferry was swamped yesterday afternoon by waves from a large boat towing barges as it neared the Kentucky shore. The crew escaped by swimming. no passengers were aboard. The sinking vessel will be raised at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Kentucky
Letter Carriers Urged to Read Sunday Tribune
Mail staff are urged to consult the Commercial Tribune issue for Sunday June 24 for items of special interest to carriers and related updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Suré-Cure Kidney and Liver Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes The Suré-Cure kidney and liver remedy claiming cures for biliousness malaria jaundice back pains catarrh of the bladder dyspepsia and constipation priced at 75 cents, sold by Keeshan Druggist at Sixth and Walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeshan
Local Trades and Services Directory Snippet
A compact promo page lists A Hirschler optician offering spectacles at one dollar and 22 years in business. Dr Groth advertises medical treatments for catarrh kidneys bladder skin and more. Other entries include Louis Heyl tailoring, Coleman gas machines, Levy fixtures, and a generic money-lending note with a Cincinnati box address.
Marriage Notices and Related Pairings Listed in Court Records
The page lists multiple pairs with ages and addresses, including Mary Montague 32 and John street. Melvin Williams 80 barber 423 Elizabeth street. Leonard Brown 22 teamster 49 Accommodation street and Mary Ivory 18 Accommodation street. Anton Lamey 21 laborer 40 McMicken avenue and Lucy Withrow 20 406 McMicken avenue. John W. Wren 27 bookkeeper 4006 Holbrook avenue and Dora B. Dames 20 4375 Eastern avenue. W Wallace Bellew 37 attorney Lockland and Margaret H. Riggs 35 Lockland. Rev. Mr. Young and Rev. Harvuot listed beside names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Montague
John
Melvin Williams
Barber
Elizabeth Street
Squire Winkler
Leonard Brown
Accommodation Street
Mary Ivory
Mr. Young
Anton Lamey
McMicken Avenue
Lucy Withrow
John W. Wren
Holbrook Avenue
Dora B. Dames
Eastern Avenue
W. Wallace Bellew
Lockland
Margaret H. Riggs
Mr. Harvuot
Dater Dates Aged 8 Months In Death Notices
Short notices list the Dater infant aged 8 months and 16 days with funeral planned June 22 at 2 30 pm. Other entries include funeral notices for Winfield S Dyer, E D Grafton artist, Mary Francis Kirk, Clara Roberg, and Lyde Stewart with service details and burial plans across Ohio and Rhode Island locations. Funeral times and locations vary by family and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Hixson
E. D. Grafton
Spring Grove
Kirk
Mary Francis
Cameron Avenue
Norwood
Sturgis
Mich
Roberg
Clara
A. B. Roberg
Birches
Madeira
Winton Place
Notable Deaths and Inquests Across Local Community
A list of local residents with causes of death or health conditions, including Charles Miller 55 who died by self-inflicted gunshot, Mary McNally 27 asthma, Katie Orthofer 25 pulmonary hemorrhage, Maggie Kalkman 48 inquest pending, Albert Lucky 4 meningitis, Dan Shea 6 months peritonitis, Gertrude Kuenble 1 month meningitis, Alice Kamp 1 year meningitis, Joseph Ronan 10 consumption, Marguerite Holtkamp 9 days inanition, Caroline Schledorn 57 spony, Alvina Bramkamp 17 peritonitis, William Gogreve 40 nephritis, Gertrude Eckert 5 inquest pending, F Nie Crane 43 rheumatism, John Metger 58 cancer of stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Mary McNally
Katie Orthofer
Maggie Kalkman
Albert Lucky
Dan Shea
Gertrude Kuenble
Alice Kamp
Joseph Ronan
Marguerite Holtkamp
Caroline Schledorn
Spony Alvina Bramkamp
William Gogreve
Gertrude Eckert
F@nie Crane
John Metger
Sealed bids sought for Wesley Avenue sewer project 1900
The Board of Public Service will receive sealed proposals until noon Friday June 22 1900 for Wesley Avenue improvements from Clark Street 272 feet south. Work includes sewers drains and appurtenances per plans and specifications on file. Bids must be enclosed with names and addresses and two sureties. use prescribed forms. Board reserves right to reject all bids. Robert Allison President Holmes Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Wesley Avenue
Clark Street
HY Grerobert Allison
Gro
Holmes
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
Cincinnati
Ohio
Water Works
Villa
California
Hamilton County
Board of ‘Trustees
Pera
Board of Justees
G. Herrmann
Charles G. Roth
Bassett Road
Elberon Avenue
Crestline Avenue
Mreaiee
Robert Allison
F. Holmes
Bloody Run
Woodburn Avenue
Hopkins Avenue
Board 6 Public Service
Direcobert Allison
Barca Armel
Cantnasy Village Sidewalk Bonds Auction Notice
Carthage Ohio on June 7 1900 notice for purchasing five five hundred dollar bonds to fund one half of sidewalk construction. Bonds dated July 9 1900 mature in ten years with 5 percent interest payable annually. Bonds payable at German National Bank Cincinnati. Bid must state gross amount incl premium and accrued interest to transfer date. Council reserves right to reject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Cantnasy
German National Bank
Cincinnati
Ohio
L. Hall
City accepts dedication of land for three new streets
Ordinance No 490 confirms Barnabas Niles deed dated May 9 1900 dedicating West Side Avenue South Side Avenue and East Side Avenue in Lot 3 Miami Purchase. Board orders recording after passage dated June 11 1900 with Bathgate as president and Henderson as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Avenue
South Side Avenue
East Side Avenue
Barnabas Niles
City of Cincinnati
Niles
Observatory Avenue
N. E. Corner
Miami Purchase
Edwards Road
Section Corner
City of
Cincinnati
Edwin O. Bathgate
Board of Legislation
Edwin Henderson
Resolution to Improve Jones and David Streets for Sewers
City board proposes improving Jones street from Wade to David and David street from Jones to near John, by constructing sewers and drains with appurtenances. Costs assessed per abutting foot, payable in five yearly installments. bonds may be issued in advance. Trunk Sewer Fund covers excess expenses per state act, with the plan approved by the Board of Public Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Street
Wade Street
David Street
John Street
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Avid Street
District 1
the General Assembly
A.D. Swin O
Conant Fete Co Declares Semiannual 3 Percent Dividend
Directors of this company in Cincinnati Ohio announce a regular semiannual dividend of three percent on the preferred shares. The dividend will be payable by July 2 with checks issued to shareholders of record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conant Fete Co
Cincinnati
Weaee
Divigena
Fidelity National Bank Insolvency Final Event Notice
Notice lists creditors of Fidelity National Bank Cincinnati Ohio as insolvent. Final event dates at Roo Temple Building Cincinnati on June 23 and 29 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sanctioned certificates to be presented and accounted for. J Frank Aldrich, Washington DC. June 15 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity National Bank
Fidelity National
Cincinnati
Ohio
Roo Temple Building
Weinutsincinnati
Sapa
J. Frank Aldrich
Washington
D. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Commercial Tribune
John Shillito
John Shillits Company
Brief City News
First Intermediate School
G.A. Carnahan
Stoddard
Charles Shoewell
Corcordia Street
Fern Street
Morris Lipschwitz
Fifteenth Street
Chester Park
Board OF Trade
Board of Trade and Bureau of Transportation
LA Salette Academy
Covington Institute
Costa
Heller
Adolf Borjes
Himans
Weeewe
Katherine Hart
Chopin
Alma Bloom
Sor Orars
DR. W. S&s. Burkhart
Ch&d
White River
6Th and Baymiller
Dayton
Central Union Station
the John Church CO
He GuRpert
John Church Co
A. Hirschler
Main St
Cor
Groth
Louis Heyl & Fine
Your Or Co
Merchant Tailors
Race
Coleman Gas Machine Co
Levy & A
Fourth Street
Wayne
Watch Hill
R. I
Lyde Stewart
J. Stark Wayne
Miller
Anna Sparke Stewart
Michie Bros
Cee
Seventh Street
Furniture Department
The
Ohn Shilltte Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!