Deaf club in St Peters cathedral hosts final season meeting
Tonight the Xavier Deaf club gathers in the basement of St Peters cathedral for its last meeting of the season. Father Henry H. Buse has developed a novel method enabling 20 speechless students to communicate by forming letter sounds and recording them for study. The nonsectarian group includes Jews and ministers' children, with weekly sessions, and a summer outing is planned for Mount Washington on Sunday with two special cars leaving at 8:30 a.m.
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Schmitt Bros
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Henry H. Buse
Xavier Deaf Club
St. Xavier’s Parish
Father Buse
Mount Washington
Fourth
Sycamore Streets
Waterworks trustees compromise claim on repairing turnpike
Interurban Railway and Terminal company had sought 6000 for maintenance of the New Richmond turnpike but the waterworks trustees settled the matter for 3000. The dispute has spanned two years with courts, now resolved. A tour of waterworks property by the board of public service is planned next week before turning over the 11 million plant on July 1.
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Board of Trustees
Waterworks
Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
New
Richmond Turnpike
Board of Public Service
Benzenburg
Real Estate Wealth Surges as Cities Lead World Prices
Frederic J. Haskin reports on Detroit as real estate men meet to tackle sales, installment plans, and market growth. US realty value soars with New York highest, Chicago and Pittsburgh close behind, parks and railroads boosting urban land values.
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National Associations of
Detroit
Uncle Sam
Census Bureau
John Bull
France
Germany
Russia
Europe
New York
Wall Street
London
Pearis
Berlin
Hurone
Chicago
United States
Pittsburg
T. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston
Buffalo
Real Estate Association of
Seattle
Atlanta
St. Paul
Rome
Italy
San Francisco
Island
Manhattan
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Mary G. Pinkney
John Delaney
Pinkney
John Jacob Astor
the Battery
Astor
March of Progress
Central Park
Washington
National Capital
Capitol Hill
Capitol
America
Canada
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frederic J. Haskin
Park Board Praised for Exposition Exhibit
Superintendent Rodgers read a letter from Seattle Park Superintendent Thompson praising Cincinnati’s Queen City photographic exhibit at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition. The board approved a $195 687 estimate for 1910, noting a $15 000 increase from last year due to new park property acquisitions.
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Rodgers
Thompson
Seattle
Wash
Queen City
Cincinnati
Park Board
Traction Company
Hunt Street
A. J. Henkel
Inwood Park
Board of Public Service
Park Commissioners
Eden Park
Charles P. Taft
Lytle Park
Genteel Highwayman Robs Fort Worth Bank for 8100
A well dressed thief robbed the Wagoner Bank and Trust in downtown Fort Worth this afternoon, taking 8100 in currency from cashier Walter E. B. King. Police chased leads but the suspect, described as tall, slender and refined, vanished amid crowds and possible car or interurban escape. A 1000 reward was offered for capture.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Wagoner Bank and Trust Company
Walter EB. King
King
Mr. King
Dallas
Thlief
Cincinnati Women Seek Jobs Through Legal Advocate
Attorney Nellie Graves Robinson, a champion for unemployed women, will address the Business Men's club to outline proposals by which every woman in Cincinnati might gain work. Robinson has long advocated for the unemployed and led efforts with the Free Employment bureau.
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Cincinnati
Nellie Graves Robinson
Business Men's Club
Miss Robinson
Free Employment Bureau
Donations Acknowledged By The Fresh Air Society
The Fresh Air society acknowledges donations from Mrs. E. Howard Child fifteen dollars Mrs. A. Offner thirty five dollars H. C. Otterbein five dollars Mrs. Leopold Fechheimer ten dollars Adam A. Kramer twenty dollars A Friend one dollar Mrs. Frank Nelson six dollars Mrs. Benjamin Heldingsfeld ten dollars Masters Wallace and Workum Holzman two dollars Mrs. Samuel Holzman five dollars Mrs. Emil Pollak ten dollars Miss Helen Winkler twenty five dollars.
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The
Fresh Air Society
E. Howard Child
A. Offner
H. C. Otterbein
Leopold Fechheimer
Adam A. Kramer
Friend
Frank Nelson
Benjamin Heldingsfeld
Masters Wallace and
Workum Holzman
Samuel Holzman
Emil Pollak
Helen Winkler
City Hall Notes Reflect City Actions and Appointments
Lawrence Massachusetts councilman Hermann Grunwald visits Turnfest delegates and praises Cincinnati city hall. Samuel W. Montfort named special officer to enforce Newsboys ordinance. city to fund badges for girl paper sellers. Attorney General Denman letter hints Judge August Bode’s term ends at next election. Plumber J. T. Underhill licensed. Street laborers appointed. Hyde Park drinking trough urged for horse water. McEvilley sidewalk claim reviewed. new sidewalk recommended. Smoke Prevention league to Syracuse. university bond sinking fund meeting approves $26300 bonds.
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Hermann Grunwald
Lawrence
Mass
Cincinnati
Samuel W. Montfort
Newsboys’ Protective Association
Nicholas Klein
Denman
August Bode Ag
Socialist Party
J. T. Underhill
Covington
Frank Dillingham
Patrick Duffy
Michael Loughlin
Fred Diefenbach
Albert Zinck
Humane Society
Hyde Park
Hiller
Peter McEvilley
Glenmary Avenue
Clifton
Landmaker
McCbevilley
Hold Up Wrong Train
Six masked men with revolvers and rifles robbed the Canadian Pacific west bound express No. 97 near Ducks at midnight searched three cars found nothing of value and fled toward Shushawa lake in a skiff. A posse pursued. Ahead, the St Paul express had picked up ninety bars of silver bullion at Revelstoke, believed to be the motive.
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Vancouver
B. C
Ducks
Acrong Shushawa Lake
St. Paul
Revelstoke
Bandits Loot U S Express Safe In Green Bay Robbery
Two men entered the night office of the United States Express company in Green Bay Wisconsin at 2 am and forced the attendant to open the safe They escaped with five thousand dollars officials said the crime occurred in a city with police seeking suspects.
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Green Bay
Wis
United States Express Company
Bank Burglars Blow Safe In Locke NY Heist
Five armed thieves blew the Citi zens bank safe in Locke New York early today using nitroglycerine two charges. State Senator C J Hewitt bank president exchanged about a dozen shots with the robbers but none took effect. Deputies and posses scour the area hunting the five-man gang.
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Locke
N. Y
Citizens’ Bank
C. J. Hewitt
Courthouse Savings Bank to Open After Sanction
Arrangements are complete for the opening of the Courthouse Savings bank once the State Superintendent of banks approves. At a recent organizers meeting the board of directors and officers were elected. William F. Robertson was named president, Charles J. Christy vice president, and Joseph Benning second vice president. The executive committee includes Christy Margenthaler and Thomas L. Pogue. Directors are Robertson, Dilley, Christy, Margenthaler, Stewart, Benning, Pogue, Sutphin and Douglass.
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Courthouse Savings Bank
State Superintendent of Banks
William F. Robertson
Charles J. Christy
Joseph Benning
Henry Margenthaler
Thomas L. Pogue
William F Robertson
Boyd Dilley
William H. Stewart
Dudley Sutphin
John Douglass
Masonic Special Convocation at Kilwinning Chapter No 97
Special convocation of Kilwinning Chapter No 97 R A M is set for Wednesday June 2 at 2 p.m. to perform Royal Arch work. Visitors are invited and welcomed by H P William J Bauer and L L Latta, secretary.
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Kilwinning
Royal Arch
William J. Bauer
H. P. L. L. Latta
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Arrive From Regional Cities
Death notices report Caroline M. Buns of Cumminsville age 25 10 8 and Nellie Charlotte Blackburn of Ludlow Ky. Katherine D Corry widow of Thomas F Corry of Covington Ky. James N Gould formerly of Wyoming Ohio. Harding Johnson formerly of this city in Brooklyn. Cornelia R Leonard widow of Henry D Leonard of Waterford N Y. Funeral details list dates times and locations with church and residence inputs and requests for flowers omitted where noted.
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Buns
Caroline M
Haller
Fred Buns
Knowlton Street
Cumminsville
Hoffner Street
Blackburn
Nellie Charlotte
Joseph
Dora
Crutcher
Oak Street
Ludlow
Corry
Katherine D
Thomas F. Corry
Covington
Garrard Street
Gould
James N
Wyoming, C
Spring Grove Chapel
Pittsburg
Allegheny City
St. Louis
Johnson—Harding
Brooklyn
New York City
Leonard
Cornelia R
Henry D. Leonard
James J. Butler
Cincinnati
Waterford
N. Y
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