Ohio Valley conference draws many cities to Linton hotel
Nearly every major city in the Ohio valley will attend the conference between Ohio Valley exposition commissioners and local leaders at the Linton hotel. An informal luncheon will precede talks on how to maximize expo opportunities for valley cities. Springfield plans to exhibit its manufacturing strength under a committee led by President Kelley. Portsmouth finalizes its exhibit details, including a 1700 foot display area with a model dairy and products from its diverse industries like gas ranges flour mills shoe and knitting mills automotive rims veneers toys and telephone equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley
Linton Hotel
Kelley
Springfield Board of Trade
Springfield
Portsmouth
Alumni Erect Tablet to Old Classmate Memory
Yale alumni day featured formal gatherings with addresses by President Hadley and others. The election of a corporation member to succeed Henry Elias Howland and the Seabury memorial tablet honoring Warren Bartlett Seabury, Yale Class of 1900, who helped start the Yale College mission in Chang-Sha and drowned in 1907, were announced alongside informal reunions and a Yale Harvard baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Associated Press
Hadley
Henry Elias Howland
New York
Seabury
Memorial Hall
Warren Bartlett Seabury
Yale College
Chang-Sha
China
Yale University
Author to Speak at Rabbis Conference in Charlevoix
Claude J. Montefiore head of national and international Jewish organizations will travel from Cincinnati to Charlevoix Michigan to read a paper on The Liberal Movement in English Jewry before the American rabbis conference next week. He flew from England at the request of conference members. His Synoptic Gospel in two volumes has stirred literary circles as a landmark Jewish work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude J. Montefiore
Cincinnati
Charlevoix
Mich
Conference of American Rabbis
Montefiore
England
Curtiss Hit with Attachments at Minneapolis Aviation Meet
Glenn H. Curtiss faced a writ of attachment for 5908.50 on his share of meet receipts. Chicago promoter H B Thearle claims Curtiss hides earnings from creditors. Thearle, bonded for 10 000, arranged the action. John F. Bond, Minneapolis attorney, represented Thearle ahead of the June 22 24 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Associated Press
Glenn H. Curtiss
Twin Cities Aviation
W. E. Hale
Curtiss
H. B. Thearle
Chicago
John F. Bond
Thearle
Former bank head Metzger freed in embezzlement case
George J. Metzger, former president of Broadway Savings Bank, was discharged by Judge Johnson after the defense motion to remove the case from the jury was sustained. The court ruled the state showed a draft of 4,000 rather than cash that could be embezzled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Associated Press
George J. Metzger
Broadway Savings Bank
Johnson
Judge Cushing Keeps Cool as Jurors Work Coatless
Judge Cushing leads a unusually informal session with jurors and lawyers coatless during yesterday's hearing while the judge alone keeps his coat on. The scene reflects a relaxed courtroom moment as the season's eece session unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
Cottage Fire Kills Two Men in Beverly
Two men died and three others were slightly injured when a fire destroyed the Century club cottage and a nearby summer residence at Battes park Beverly Mass on June 21. The dead are Henry B Barrett of Peabody and Bert M Shaine of Salem. The men with three others had used the cottage for a summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Beverly
Mass
Century Club
Battes Park
Henry B. Barrett
Peabody
Bert M'Shane
Salem
Cincinnati Girl Changes Mind Marries Other Man
Miss Dolores Cameron daughter of the late Attorney Walter Cameron reportedly left Cincinnati for New York to marry Dr. Alfred Lee Clifton but was wed on June 14 to Marcum Owens a wealthy New Yorker instead. Her mother is Mrs. Ward Baldwin and her brother works with Union Central Life Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Cameron
Walter Cameron
Théma
Cincinnati
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Auto speed rule sparks police approval in Bramwell ruling
Judge Bramwell holds autoists liable for assault and battery if they run down a person while speeding. Police praise the decision, interpreting Section 4 of state automobile laws as tying speed to highway and traffic conditions. Violations may occur at congested corners or in front of schools when classes are dismissed even if minimum speed is observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramwell
Made Treasurer of Sugar Trust
New York June 21. Charles H. Allen vice president of Guaranty Trust and former assistant secretary of the navy and first civil governor of Porto Rico was chosen to succeed Arthur Donner as treasurer of the American Sugar Refining Company. The firm also created assistant treasurer posts in New York Boston Philadelphia and New Orleans and will appoint locally respected men to each post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
American Sugar Refining Company
Charles H. Allen
Guaranty Trust Company
Navy
Porto Rico
Arthur Donner
Boston
Philadelphia
New Orleans
William J Hines Dies at 26 in East Walnut Hills
William J Hines age 26 son of Catherine and the late John Hines died at his home 3036 Cohoon street East Walnut Hills He was foreman for William Bolan horseshoer at the shop at Fifth and Stone streets The funeral will be held tomorrow morning with a requiem high mass at 830 at Holy Angels church Interment will follow at St Josephs cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hines
Catherine
John Hines
Cohoon Street
East
Walnut Hills
William Bolan
Horseshoer
Fifth and
Stone Streets
Holy—Angels Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Certified Checks Required for Corporation Tax Payments
The revenue office requires certified checks for all corporate tax payments. Many firms are sending uncertified checks which are returned. District reports $32,000 already paid with $320,000 remaining due by June 20, with daily rush ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue Office
Axtell Visits Cincinnati En Route to Columbus on Hocking Valley Matter
Decatur Axtell first vice president of Chesapeake & Ohio travels from Richmond to Cincinnati in a private car with E. W. Grice and G. B. Wall, then proceeds to Columbus with F. M. Whitaker. He says his business concerns Hocking Valley matters and possible changes after C&O gains full possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Axtell
Chesapeake & Ohio
E. W. Grice
G. B. Wall
Cincinnati
Richmond
Hocking Valley
Mr. Axtell
Columbus
M. E. Ingalls
Cincinnati Union
Bent Transferred to New York as NY Terminal Head
General Manager C C Bent of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern will move July 1 to New York City to lead the New York terminals and serve as vice president of the Staten Island Rapid Transit company. The B O S W general manager post will be abolished with W H Brimson becoming the top operating officer. George H Campbell shifts duties, while George L Potter gains broader authority over the B O S W and is named vice president of the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. F. Bent
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
New York City
New York Terminals
Staten Island Rapid Transit Company
W. H. Brimson
Bent
George H. Campbell
George L. Potter
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Potter
Baltimore & Ohio May 1910 Earnings and Expenses Rise
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports May 1910 gross earnings of 7 629 509 up from 6 342 551 in May 1909 an increase of 1 286 958. Expenses rise to 5 520 415 from 4 339 678 an increase of 1 180 737. Net earnings total 2 109 094 up 106 221. For eleven months, gross 79 143 355 versus 68 219 470 up 10 923 885. Expenses 54 569 962 vs 45 560 181 up 9 009 781. Net earnings 24 573 393 vs 22 659 289 up 1 914 104.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Powell Honeymoon Cruise From New York to Europe
Thomas Powell vice president of the Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific railroad sails for Europe today with his bride from New York. They will spend several weeks touring the continent and upon return will reside in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Powell
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railroad
Europe
New York
Mrs. Powell
Cincinnati
Roy Michie Paralyzed in Colorado at 22
Word arrived that Roy Michie son of J W Michie a Monon commercial agent in Cincinnati suffered paralysis at Grand Junction Colorado J W Michie traveled there to arrange transport to Chicago for hospital care Roy a civil engineer and Cornell graduate age 22 had worked for an irrigation company in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Michie
J. W. Michie
Monon
Cincinnati
Grand Junction
Colorado
Chicago
Cornell University
Ithica, N,y
Fast Time Record Between Japan and New York Set
A silk shipment valued over 500000 dollars traveled from Yokohama on the Great Northern steamer Minnesota to New York in a record 16 days 16 hours 45 minutes. The five carload cargo arrived in Seattle June 8 at 10 am and was transferred swiftly by a special five baggage car train for the 2300 mile dash to New York completing in 106 hours 55 minutes. The run crossed mountain ranges and relied on prompt coordination by freight handlers and Great Northern officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
New York
New York City
Yokohama
Great Northern
Minnesota
Seattle
Eo Mount Ranges
Notable Queen & Crescent official W C Rinearson dies
W C Rinearson long time general passenger agent for the Queen & Crescent Railroad dies at his daughter Mrs George Efben’s home in Merion Philadelphia after a nervous breakdown. Born 1853, he served at various railroads including B&O and Pennsylvania. funeral planned in Hamilton Ohio with remains traveling from Philadelphia. He leaves a wife two daughters and two sons and had recently returned from Havana Cuba via Florida and Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Rinearson
Queen & Crescent Railroad
Cincinnati
George K. Efben
Merion
Philadelphia
Rinearson
Havana
Cuba
Florida
Asheville
N. C
Hamilton
George K. Erben
Ruth Rinearson
W. C. Rinearson, Jr
Queen & Crescent
Horace Rinearson
BH. A. Kinsey Company
W.W. C
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Alabama & Great Southern
Silk shipments insured on Erie railroad record time
The article notes an exceptionally fast transfer at Chicago on the Erie railroad, remarking the time is remarkable and likely a long standing record. It mentions the silk shipments are heavily insured and premiums are calculated to the minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Chicago
Irvine receiver wins judgment against Pullman for 67667 dollars
In Columbus on June 21 Associated Press reports Supreme Court ruling in favor of E C Irvine as receiver for the Columbus Sandusky and Hocking Railroad. The Pullman company of Chicago is ordered to pay 67667 dollars in stock liability for shares held in the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Associated Press
Supreme Court
E. C. Irvine
Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking
Pullman Company of
Chicago
Pullman Company
Irvine
Cleland Appendicitis Operation Reported Successful
Word from Northern Pacific offices states that A. N. Cleland general passenger agent underwent appendicitis surgery and is improving in a St. Paul hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Northern Pacific
A. N. Cleland
Cleland
St. Paul
Ellett Announces Son Chilton to Wed in Newport News
A. L. Ellett, western passenger agent for the Chesapeake and Ohio, says his eldest son Chilton Ellett will marry Miss Horten e Wray in Newport News, Virginia, on June 25. The Ellett couple will travel from Cincinnati to attend the ceremony. Chilton is in the lumber business at Neima, Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Ellett
General Western
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Chilton Ellett
Newport News
Hortense Wray
Cincinnati
Neima, Tenn
Gould leads all day meet on new trainmen rules
In the office of E A Gould general superintendent of the C H and D yesterday an all day conference was held with division superintendents and trainmasters of the road The new book of rules for the trainmen which goes into effect June 25 was gone over and discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Gould
Mr. Gould
Promotion Expected For Queen & Crescent Official
W A Beckler assistant general passenger agent is expected to be promoted to general passenger agent replacing the late W C Rine Carson. Powell plans a return before a new appointment is made. Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific lines sail today for Europe as the honeymoon trip begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Beckler
Queen & Crescent Road
W. C. Rine Carson
Thomas Powell
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Europe
Powell
Delegates and Officials at Regional Convention Update
About 150 attendees traveled to Dayton on the Co H and D special for a Democratic state convention. Victor Braunstein of the Chesapeake and Ohio, Richmond VA, was in the city. Railroads in the South reportedly will not violate or seek to enjoin the Texas state railroad commission cotton tariff. Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific officials are quietly opposing mutual plans to enter Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railway adds a new ticketing by telephone or mail service with messenger delivery and baggage handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Victor Braunstein
Chesapeake & Ohio
Richmond
South
Texas State Railroad Commission
Grand Trunk
Canaidian- Pacific
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Pittsburg & Lake Wire Management
Bride to Return Amid Deportation of Immigrant Bride
Immigrant Inspector Thomas plans to deport Mrs. Hildegard Rutter, now confined at the Longview asylum after going insane from grief when her husband, George Rutter, disappeared three weeks after their marriage in Cincinnati. The bride had traveled from Mahren with funds supplied by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Hildegard Rutter
Longview Asylum
George Rutter
Cincinnati
Mahren
Rutter
Team Owners Have Busy Day Amid Heat in City Meeting
National Team Owners association held a vigorous day with City chosen as next meeting site and Trenton a strong candidate for 1911. New officers include Hupp Tevis president and Isaac Goldberg first vice president. directors from Des Moines to Trenton attended, ending with a boat trip to Coney Island for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Team Owners’ Association
City
Trenton
N. J
Hupp Tevis
St. Louis
Isaac Goldberg
New York
W. H. Fay
Cleveland
W. T. Banncroft
Kansas City
W. J. McDevitt
Cincinnati
J. D. Newby
George A. Probst
Chicago
W. L. Coffey
Milwaukee
W. H. Breen
Boston
P. E. Strelan
Dubu
M. J. Tracy
Philadelphia
Peter Dolan
Lester Parker
Albany
N. Y
B. B. Gardner
New London
Conn
Fair Friends of
Team Owners’ Association
Alms & Doepke's
Sintoh
Winners Announced At Antituberculosis League Event
The Antituberculosis league released winners from Ches ter Park outing contests. Judges postponed prize details for the best menu and listed top placegetters in the children's essay division from St Xavier school and Refuge Home. Auction of donated bazaar articles will occur at Esekie & Bernheim on June 28 to aid league treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
I. Amna
Holaen
Broadway
St. Xavier School
Catherine Gibbons
Helen Phelan
St. Xavier
Lydie Serestoru
Miten Street
Marie Sullivan
Pike Street
Agnes Barnes
Izis
Margaret Barbara
East Third Street
St. Aavier
Owen Taylor
Refuge Home
Margaret Hogan
Fifth Street
Rose, Schulhof
Fifth
Julia Walden
Allison Street
Herman Kirschner
Irene Gerhardt
Austher Horstman
C. Neiderhelman
Rubie Fleck
Kk. W. Doberrer
Edgewood Avenue
Winton Place
William Bettman
Hartwell
Eva
Scott
East
Yuellig
Clifton Avenue
R. Johnston
Vine Street
W. C. Beier
Spring Grove Avenue
Albert Budinger
Western Avenue
Louis Rogasner
Milwaukee
Wis
Alma Holden
Louis Silverman
Baymiller Street
Mary Devine
Gilbert Avenue
Hazel Barnes
Murdock Avenue
L. C
Esekie & Bernheim
East Fourth Street
League
Encircled in Flames Fatal Gasoline Stove Incident
Carrie Bender a 21 year old domestic of 104 Mulberry Street was fatally burned while trying to fill a lit gasoline stove with coal oil. She became encircled in flames and fell to the floor, found by her family and rushed to City Hospital in Patrol 8 where doctors say she will die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Bender
Mulberry Street
City Hospital
Miss Martha A Mills Dies After Long Illness
Miss Martha A Mills daughter of Joseph and Margaret Mills died yesterday at her sister Mrs Walter Scott Fishers home 2207 Cameron avenue Norwood after a life of invalidism Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m tomorrow at Mrs Fishers residence with burial in Spring Grove cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha A. Mills
Joseph and
Margaret Mills
Walter Scott Fisher
Cameron Avenue
Norwood
Fisher
Spring Grove Cemetery
Louise
Augustus C. Dick
Eastern Avenue
Spring Grove
Zanes Lima
Columbus
Immeli
George Hummell
St. Joh
Twelfth and Elm Streets
Priends
Roots and Herbs From a Grandmother's Medicine Chest
A reminiscence notes a fall collection of roots herbs and barks used for family remedies. It recalls a remedy for female ills dating back over thirty years and references a labeled home medicine chest with vegetables seas or similar herbal preparations.
Judge Latshaw hints at possible new trial for Dr Hyde
Kansas City June 21 Judge Ralph S Latshaw of the criminal court indicated he might grant a new trial to Dr B C Hyde who was recently convicted of poisoning Colonel Thomas H Swope He said he is reading all citations from Hyde's lawyers and if he finds the grand jury indictments not specific enough to allow a cyanide defense a new trial could be granted He also suggested the defense may have strong points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Kansas City
Ralph S. Latshaw
Criminal Court
B.C. Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Dr. Hyde
Latsnaw
Latshaw
Turnpike funds set aside amid county action
County commissioners ordered 14 807 75 set aside for the purchase of the Lower River road turnpike per Judge Bramwell ruling. Arthur Boden of the Cincinnati Antituberculosis Society won permission to hold a fair at the old jail site with merchandise from the society to be disposed of. Contracts awarded include a retaining wall on Mill Creek at Town ship avenue to R W Bennett for 2161, and a lift bridge over the Miami Erie canal at Section avenue Hartwell village to F J P Brackett for 9360. Estimates were received for Banklick and Springfield roads improvements totaling 9752 60 and for three bridges over Duck Creek, average cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower River Road
Bramwell
Arthur Boden
Cincinnati Antituberculosis Society
Mill Creek
Township Avenue
R. W. Bennett
Section Avenue
Hartwell Village
F. J. P. Brackett
Banklick
Springfield
Duck Creek
Burglary at Grand Street Lumber Dealer Home
Edward Bradley of 465 Grand Street Price Hill awoke at 3 am to a break in. He fired at a fleeing thief who vanished down an embankment after taking Bradley's trousers with $70 in cash and a gold watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bradley
Grand Street
Price
Hill
Cincinnati Aims For Brotherhood HQ With Cincinnati Bid
Secretary Will J. Finch of the Industrial bureau says Cincinnati has a real chance to secure the permanent headquarters of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine Men. A committee reviews eight Central West cities including St. Louis and Indianapolis. A visit to Cincinnati is planned in the fall to examine facilities and talks with members. Finch praised Northwestern cities and noted a strong business community pushing city interests. He also spoke at Milwaukee on Municipal Publicity and attended Minneapolis Real Estate Exchanges’ convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ali
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Will JL. Fineh
Industrial Bureau
St. Paul
St. Louis
Peoria
Indianapolis
East St. Louis
Minnéapolis
Death notices from Cincinnati area obituaries June 1910
Death notices list multiple obituaries with names Louise Dick George Hummell Ike Herbst Martha Mills William Hinds and families. Entries note residence addresses ages and burial or service details including dates and locations such as Spring Grove Fargo Walnut Hill and East Walnut Hill with funeral times and officiating churches.
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National Education Association
Baltimore
Norfolk
New Yorkiboston
Washington
Toronto
Montreal
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Chautauqua Lake
White Sulphur Springs
W. V4
Jersey Coast
Atlantic City
Yale
Chichester's Pills
Judge Cushing
Oo SD
Sugar Trust
Axtell
Sphinx
Bleekman
Union
George W. Stevens
Cheeapeake & Ohio
Road
Stevens
Railroad Presidents of the World
Berne
Switzerland
Railroad Union Depot Committee
Co. C. F. Bent
T. Powell
Southern
Railroad Notes
Bride
Coney
St. Xavier’s
Fire Department
Civil Service Commission
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
B.&o
the Popular Washington
EAS
Allegheny Mountains
Harper's Ferry
Potomac
Pullman
Stee
Cement
Company
Walnut Street
Traction
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
Buffalo
St. Lawrence
Ousand Islands
A. J. Blaisdell
Ohio
Queens Crescent
Lexington
Central Union Depot
Ludlow
Price ‘Hill Lumber
Masonic
Kilwinning
Royal Ge
Gcbuyler
Gatt Geog
Atches
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