Traction Contest Winners Named After Massive Cincinnati Vote
The Cincinnati Street Railway Employees' Mutual Benefit Association announced 24 winners from a turnout of 90,226 votes for a traction contest tour of the East. The top vote earners include Frank Fitzgerald and J B Schroeder with 4,500 and 4,302 votes respectively, with 22 men confirmed and two more to be decided by ticket sales figures.
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Cincinnati Street Railway Employees’ Mutual Benefit Association
Frank Fitzgerald
J. B. Schroeder
Vine-Clifton
George Lange
Spring Grove Avenue
Thomas Malloy
Millcreek
Edward Beierlein
Colerain Avenue
Joseph Brennan
Brighton Barn
Frank Farrell
Avondale
R. L. Kinney
E. A. Hull
Gilbert Avenue
Joseph Eible, Jr
George Frey
Thomas Ahern
William Ehlers
Clark Street
C. 5. Adams
Henry Brefman
Cross-Town
Holman Baker
College Hill-Main Street
George Benson
George Washington
East End
Frank Greenberg
Richard Wheeler
Bert Schaub
William Harris
Portable schools to ease Hamilton overcrowding
Hamilton Board of Education approves purchase of four portable schoolhouses to start the September term. Two units go to the Columbian School and two to the Miami School to alleviate crowded conditions as permanent buildings are planned for the First Ward East Hamilton and Lindenwald areas.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Hamilton Board of Education
Columbian
Miami
First Ward
East Hamilton
Lindenwald
Ambach School of Elocution Delightful June Recital
A large audience filled Park Avenue School Hall for the Ambach School of Elocution and Dramatic Action annual recital on Wednesday. The program showcased original musical arrangements, strong individual performances, and lively encores. A sketch titled A Parcel of Brown Paper followed by the two act Madame DePortment's School featured Lillian Stevens Mabel Frolics May Ambach Gertrude Smiles Lucy Frye May Friskey Stella Carius Jennie Slow Alma Mhemer Bridget and Bessie Forbes in the cast.
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Park Avenue School
Ambach School of Elocution
Madame DePortment
Lillian Stevens
Mabel Frolics
May Ambach
Gertrude Smiles
Lucy Frye
May Friskey
Stella Carius
Jennie Slow
Alma Mhemer
Bridget
Bessie Forbes
City Hall Notes Reflect Council Deliberations And Actions
Secretary Melville Ritchie warned of an appeal to the Cir cuit Court in the Avondale Jones case. Mayor Dempsey delayed street car transfer ordinances until tomorrow while awaiting actions. Culkins pressed for Danenhower’s wood block paving report and rebuked delays. Salvation Army granted street permit for June 28 to July 17. Taxpayers Association to meet. Funds offered by Mrs. Emery to repair the Lytle home eyed by the Historical Society. Contagious diseases rose to 100 cases with 17 deaths, down from last year. Public Service Board rejected crushed stone bids totaling 30 000 as too high. Bassler to introduce flood relief committee report. Wiseman trial delayed to Tuesday.
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Melville Ritchie
Law and Order League
Dempsey
League
Circuit Court
Culkins
Danenhower
Marx
Salvation Army
Taxpayers’ Association
Finance Committee of Council
Thomas Emery
Lytle
Historical Society
Health Department
Board of Public Service
S. S. Bassler
Municipal Relief Committee
George Wiseman
Company No. 6
Millcreek Valley Notes and Local Developments
Edward Robinson a 40 year old Lockland butcher was killed crossing the Mill street crossing of the Big Four Railroad in Millcreek Valley when struck by the Twentieth Century Limited. Bank organizers at Sharonville Ohio seek 25800 capital to finance the new institution led by promoter Austin Smith. Dr George Enwall addressed the Hartwell Athletic Club urging fair play in all contests.
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Edward Robinson
Lockland
Mill Street
Twentieth Century Limited
Sharonville
Austin Smith
Monroe
George Enwall
Hartwell Athletic Club
Carpenter improves at Mudlavia Springs in Indiana
W. B. Carpenter visited Mudlavia Springs in Kramer Indiana to try the famous mud paths. Report from Cincinnati states the treatment is aiding his health at the popular resort.
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W. B. Carpenter
Mudlavia Springs
Kramer
Ind
Cincinnati
Mr. Carpenter
Strike Threat As Roofers Vote for Action
Two hundred timers and roofers voted last night to strike tomorrow after their demand for a wage raise was refused.
What would people do in these modern times without a telephone
A Cincinnati physician writes a vivid tribute to telephone service, noting how fate and near escapes reveal life’s fragility. The letter argues the invention's value, suggesting the modern reliance on telephones shapes daily decisions and safety.
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Cincinnati
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4Th and
Sycamore Sts
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Walnut Streets
Private Branch Telephone Exchange
Oliie Skinner
Fourth Street
Newport
James Titus
Banklick Street
Speers Hospital
Decedent
Dan Maurer
Isabella Street
WILL
William Kopp
Leon Rump
Main Street
Cornelius Overwater
East Thirteenth Street
Dietz Desk Company
Ezekiel & Bernheim
Belgium
L. P. Eigenmann & Co’s
Rockport
Indiana
Hamilton Brown & Co
N. B
Ezekiel & Bernheim GO Auctioneers
DR. M’kee
E. S. McKee
West Seventh St
Grand & Nassau Sts
W. H
Ohio
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telehone ‘Co
Vine St
Hio
J.C. Krieger
Tlt
S. McKee
Piarv RS. Co
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