Benzenberg Honored by Cincinnati Knocker Club
George H. Benzenberg chief engineer of the new Cincinnati waterworks was guest of seventy Knockers at a farewell dinner in his honor. Harry L. Manss praised his services four years of work, noting the city’s clean water and health improvements. Benzenberg, made a Knocker at sight for life, plans to leave July 1 with his family for Milwaukee.
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George H. Benzenberg
Cincinnati
Business Men’s Club
Benzenberg
Sbenzenberg
Milwaukee
Harry L. Manss
Southern Railroad
Ohio
Fall Fatal at Hughes High School Construction Site
Samuel I. Worthington a carpenter fell from a third floor window at the Hughes High School site at Clifton Avenue and McMillan Street yesterday. He died within minutes from a fractured skull. He was married and resided at 2009 Marquis Street.
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Samuel I. Worthington
New Hughes High School
Clifton Avenue
McMillan Street
Marquis Street
Weitzel to Be Banqueted by Friends of Society
A banquet will be held tonight at the Grand hotel honoring John J. Weitzel recently elected national vice counselor of the Junior Order United American Mechanics. Woodward council hosts with state officers of Ohio and other prominent members in attendance. Distinct attendees include Frank Norwood Massillon L B McDonald Springfield John G A Richter Canton Charles A Tinkler Urbana Horace Crow Urbana R A Pollock Canton Jesse Taylor Jamestown and Dr Arthur C Bauer Cincinnati president of the Immigration League.
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Grand Hotel
John J. Weitzel
United American Mechanics
Woodward Council
Weitzel
Order
Ohio
Frank Norwood
Massillon
L. B. McDonald
Springfield
John G. A. Richter
Canton
Sta
Charles A. Tinkler
Horace Crow
Urbana
R. A. Pollock
Jesse Taylor
Jamestown
Immigration Regulation League of America
Cincinnati
Immigration League
Baptist Ministers Meet at YMCA Discuss Psychology of Public Speaking
The Baptist ministers gathered at the YMCA yesterday with Rev. J. W. Craig of Madisonville presenting a paper on the Psychology of Public Speaking. Discussion followed the read piece, and the planned topic about Dr Gotthard Deutsch’s objection at the high school commencement was not addressed.
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J. W. Craig
Madisonville
Gotthard Deutsch
Aken UR
Nothing definite toward church merger in Cincinnati presbytery meeting
The Cincinnati presbytery took no firm action on merging the Church of the Covenant and Fifth Presbyterian. A committee including Dr. Ss. C.Von Ford George W Shields Rev. L Hustin John Cornette and I D Fry will report next Monday. Ford Bosch resignation papers were returned and he remained pastor of North Fairmount German Presbyterian Church.
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Church of the Covenant
Fifth Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Ss. C.von Ford
George W. Shields
L. Hustin
John Cornette
I. D. Fry
Frederick Bosch
North Fairmount
Government receives bids for 14000 barrels cement
Bids were opened for the 14000 barrels of Portland cement for the Fernbank Ohio river dam project. Lehigh Cement offered $1.18 per barrel, Alma $1.22, and Universal $1.49, with bids ranging to that top price. The government may increase the order by up to 50 percent.
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Ohio River
Fernbank
Lehigh Cement Company
Alma Company
Universal Company
City Hall Notes And Local Improvement Actions
The city appointed laborers I Goldstein Henry Poening and Charles Lightbody in the streets and sewer repair department. LeRoy S Colter sought board permission to oil Howell Avenue from Whitfield Avenue to Morrison Avenue. A Torrence Road and Eastern Avenue Improvement Association complaint cites deplorable Torrence Road condition between the Pennsylvania Railroad and Eastern Avenue. Pleasant Ridge election set for June 29 to issue 20000 bond for a new schoolhouse.
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Henry Poening
Charles Lightbody
LeRoy S. Colter
Howell] Avenue
Whitfield Avenue
Morrison Avenue
Torrence Road
Eastern Avenue Improvement Association
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eastern Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Granitoid Pavement Now Recommended for Streets
Superintendent Shipley reports on a study tour with Service Director Cornette and Councilman Bathgate to St. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Boston. They inspected streets and materials and recommend granitoid pavement trials here, warning against wood blocks on heavy grades.
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Board of Public Service
Cornette
Bathgate
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Decorator Miss Lindeman Weds Merritt Crane in Chicago
Miss Clara Lindeman a former Rookwood potter decorator and Merritt Crane of Louisville Kentucky were married in Chicago last Saturday. The wedding shocked former associates who knew her as a high rated artist at the pottery and had learned only recently of her resignation.
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Rookwood Pottery
Merritt Crane
Louisville
Chicago
Lindeman
Pottery
May Festival prospers with endowments and strong plans
At the Cincinnati Musical Festival Association annual meeting sixty stockholders elected Thornton M. Hinkle chair and Frank R. Dills secretary. Directors Maxwell Gooper Procter Hauck re-elected. The president reports a nineteen festival year with settled programs and two international renomés engaged. Treasurer shows 2628.96 cash balance. endowment fund at 12500, boosted by legacies from Eliza O. Ropes and Mary P. Ropes. Endowment held by Union Savings Bank and Trust. Lawrence Maxwell, president, notes strong outlook. Frank E. Edwards reports widespread inquiries from the Middle West and South. new offices at Union Trust Company.
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Cincinnati Musical Festival Association
Thornton M. Hinkle
Frank R. Dills
Messrs
Lawrence Maxwell
William Gooper Procter
Louis J. Hauck
Cincinnati
Eliza O. Ropes
Mary P. Ropes
Association
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Frank E. Edwards
Symphony
West
Mr. Edwards
Middle West
South
Iowa
New Orleans
Orchestra Association
Union Trustee
Officers Elected by Woman's Club at Regular Meeting
The Woman's club held its regular board meeting at the club rooms with the new president Mrs. Robert Hosea and six new board members in attendance. Elected for the next year were recording secretary Mrs. James C. Ernst, corresponding secretary Mrs. C. J. Hunt, and treasurer Mrs. William Taylor. Departments were named including Art Mrs. Edward Purcell Rogers and Domestic Science Mrs. William L. Turner with Emma L. Roedter continuing as music chair. The club plans temporary quarters at the Y W C A until its new home is ready, likely in fall or winter.
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Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
Robert Hosea
Alice Williams Brotherton
Samuel W. Smith
W. W. Symmes
Charles Bosworth
Nellie A. Bechtel
Kennon Dunham
Jethro Mitchell
J. W. Ritchie
William V. Ebersole
J. G. Monfort
Mary Shillito Neff
Andrew Milton Miller
C. J. Hunt
Hosea
James C. Ernst
William Taylor
Edward Purcell Rogers
William L. Turner
Emma L. Roedter
Morton Carlisle
Helen F. Kendrick
Department of Education
George Kerper
Clvics
Village Blacksmith painting at Mabley Carew
Art lovers tour a striking realism piece titled The Village Blacksmith by H. de Mareau on the fourth floor of Mabley & Carew. The work, once in Lyons studio and later changing hands for 42500, shows a forge glow and a sinewy blacksmith inside a shaded shop.
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Mabley & Carew
H. de Mareau
Lyons
France
Gospel Wagon Meetings Continue Despite Turnfest
At a Methodist ministers meeting yesterday the gospel wagon was kept running this week, despite Turnfest. Miss Smith the wagon superintendent urged continuation of street ministry and stated the wagon was driven in front of saloons Saturday night with the plan to persist for the remainder of the week.
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Miss Smith
School Enumeration Shows Continued Child Decline
The downtown wards recount nears completion with a projected larger drop in school age children than last year. Early figures indicate a total decrease around 30 000, contradicting the 1908 count as shown by regular enumerators and checkers in wards Sixsth Fourteenth Sixteenth Twenty first and Eighteenth. Final board report waits until July 6.
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Board of Education
Kellerman Plans Met Opera Debut After NYC Arrival
Marcus Kellerman, a former Cincinnatian living abroad, arrived in New York with his wife and four children aboard the Grosser Kurfurst. He will stay while contracts are finalized to appear with the Metropolitan Opera next season and may tour the West and South and return to Cincinnati briefly. Mrs. Kellerman accompanies him and a concert engagements are possible.
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Marcus Kellerman
New York
Kellerman
Metropolitan Opera Company
West
Cincinnati
Police Automobile in Cincinnati Begins Patrol
A new police automobile arrived in Cincinnati under H. W. Winters and was immediately put on the track. Chief Mil likin Inspectors Casey and Carroll and traffic officers tested it around City Hall. Winters will supervise the auto until three chauffeurs are chosen from applicants, with his exam guidance shaping selections. The car is fully equipped for emergencies with medicines litters coats tools rope and a heavy lifting stick and seats twelve.
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Cincinnati
H. W. Winters
Millikin
Casey
Carroll
Winters
Railroad Officials Inspect Local Terminals
About thirty railroad men and newspaper representatives joined a second annual inspection of Cincinnati terminals. The special train departed Pennsylvania Station at 7 AM, stopped at Riverside Latonia Undercliff yard Water and Vine Ludlow and Brighton, arriving Grand Central at 3 40 PM. F E McGee of the Pennsylvania led the Yardmasters Association which organized the trip.
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Ludlow
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F. E. McGee
The
Pennsylvania
Yardmasters’ Association
Small Churches Defended at Cincinnati Presbytery Meeting
Elder Woodford of Bond Hill Presbyterian urged boosting small churches and criticized efforts to shutter them. He argued Mohawk Presbyterian should receive support rather than be attacked. Dr Peter Robertson urged an exception to quarterly reporting for churches with stated support.
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Bond Hill Presbyterian Church
Cincinnnati Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
Peter Robertson
Suppy Passertzer
Kirk's Suit Over 160000 Lb Tobacco Dispute Moves Toward End
A arbitration panel near its decision on whether T. H. Kirk or the Burley Tobacco Society owns disposal rights to 160000 pounds of 1907 tobacco sold by J. W. Jameson. Testimony suggested misrepresentation to Kirk about pooling in Equity. The panel will finalize findings and seek withdrawal of federal suit as delivery rights and appraised shipment are resolved.
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T. H. Kirk
Cincinnati
Burley Tobacco Society
Kirk
J. W. Jameson
Scott County
Globe
Globe Warehouse
United States
Committee On Arbitration
Deaths in Covington and Cincinnati area notices
Obituary notices list Caroline M. Buns Katherine D Corry Mary Gilday Lauren Grace Maddock Adelia Harding Thomas Julie Watson with funeral details including dates times venues and addresses across Cincinnati and Covington.
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Caroline M
Haller
Knowlton Street
Cumminsville
Hoffner Street
Corry
Katherine D
Thomas F. Corry
Covington
Garrarg Street
Gilday
Mary
James
Edward
Hillside Avenue
Vincent de Paul Church
Sedamsville
Edgewood Avenue
Winton Place
Evergreen Cemetery
Watson
Julie
J Watson
West Fitt Street
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