Final notes from the Conservatory concerts in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Conservatory of Music closes its season with multiple recitals at the Scottish Rite Cathedral and other venues. Students under Messrs. Groninger Bohlmann Tirindelli and Miss Clara Baur perform piano violin and voice numbers with praise for several young soloists and ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Clara Baur
Frances Moses
Evans
Tirindelli
Ralph O'Kane
Laura Strubbe
Tschaikowski
Corine Harmon
Matthias Oliver
Kathryn Underwood
Conservatory of Music
Scottish Rite
Theodor Bohlmann
Pier Adolfo Tirindelli
Clara Oehler
Arfia
Samson and Delilah
Saint-Saens
Leo A. Paulsz
Matthias R. ‘Oliver
Ida Lichtenstader
Auditor's Platters Appointed After Four Week Delay
County Commissioners reappointed M. H. Fagin Charles Cornelius Ed Schonnemann and Joseph Brown to Auditor's office platters after a four week delay due to anticipated 1000 expenditure and a negative vote Solicitor Willson said no action until twenty days and another vote Linnemann opposed noting no need for four Cornelius already to a position in Auditor Lewis's department may seek replacement The Board of Control must approve the appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Fagin
Charles Cornelius
Ed Schonnemann
Joseph Brown
Willson
Linnemann
Cornelius
Lewis
Board of Control
New Auditor Millikin Names New Office Force
The City Auditor elect, Colonel Paul M. Millikin, announces a renewed office staff to take over July 2. Only stenographer Miss Georgia Stowe remains. the rest are new appointees including Deckebach, Friedlin, McGuire, Horton, Lewis, Brookfield, Williams, Schiffmacher, Hayes, Magly, Foster, Stegner, Punshon, O Keefe, and Cox. Several hold prior connections to local boards and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Millikin
Miss Stowe
Boyden
Wiseacres
Millikin
George O. Deckebach
George Friedlin
Matthew McGuire
A. Bart Horton
Samuel Lewis
E. V. Brookfield
Harry Williams
Louis Schiffmacher
William Hayes
George W. Magly
A. H. Foster
Fred A. Stegner
R. L. Punshon
Wiliam O'Keefe
Georgia Stowe
WB. J. Cox
George Deckebach
Dan Brown
Friedlin
Singer Company
William Magly
Board of Public Service
Miami University
Mr. McGuire
Punshon
Two Groesbeck Concerts Planned for 1900 Fund
Public Service Board hears that Groesbeck endowment reinvested at a lower rate will fund only eight concerts in the 1900 season. Each concert costs about 150 dollars, with an expected 1,000 dollars in the fund by year end for next year. Board set a special order for Monday at 3 p.m. and invited Prof. Weber and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critchell
Board of Public Service
Groesbeck
Prof. Weber
Committee to design grave markers for war dead
Dr. Frank Hendley urged speedy action on grave markers for Spanish War dead and others under the new law. He proposed a design suitable for all wars, while Mr. Richardson favored separate historic designs for the Mexican, Civil, Spanish Wars, Philippine Insurrection and possibly the Chinese War. The committee was tasked to prepare a design and present it to the Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hendley
Richardson
Hendley
Water's Band to Perform in Zoo Garden Tonight
A military band concert by Water's Band will be held this evening in the Zoo Garden. The program includes varied selections such as Hotel Victory Overture, Waltzes, Jubel Overture, Cornet solos, Serenade for flute and horn, and Midway Plaisance. The synopsis features scenes like The Start Irish Village Ferris Wheel Bedouin encampment Old Vienna and The Streets of Cairo.
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Water
Zoo Garden
Mr. Cullflower
Witt
Weders
Jubel
Ed E. Nickerson
Aren Messrs
Loehman
Hoefer
Midway Plaisance
Daibey
Old Vienna
Cairo
Hagenbach
Philadelphia Patriots
Tiberati
Vienna
Edison Conduits Probate Court Franchise Review
The Cincinnati Edison Electric Light Company seeks a permit to open streets for underground conduits. City Electrician Weisleder asks Probate Court input on franchise rights, limits on new systems, and the need for court permission before extending conduits. The Board will await Corporation Counsel opinion and demand careful consideration.
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City Electrician
Weisleder
Board of Public Service
Cincinnati Edison Electric Light Company
Outgalt
City Electric Department
Edison Company
Electrician
Corporation
Cincinnati Edison Electric Company
Edison
Cincinnati Edison Company
Electric Department
Qutcalt
Johnson
Fernbank Golf Club Elects Seven Governors
Fernbank Golf Club stockholders met at the Clubhouse Friday night and adopted a constitution and by laws. Seven governors were elected to govern affairs with officers to be chosen next Friday. The governors are P. G. March E. P. Wilson C. P. Morse R. B. Beeson Louis De Bus Edward Snowdon and Thomas Peter. Stock has been taken and B J Gordon of Delhi offered to donate stone for the foundation. The stockholders include Hoyt Fitch March Morse Wilson Forbes Snowden Coffee Thomas Goodin Miner De Bus Harris Williamson Tozzer McLaren Peter Law Wright Rouse and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernbank Golf Club
Messrs
P. G. March
E. P. Wilson
C. P. Morse
R. B. Beeson
Louis de Bus
Edward Snowdon
B. J. Gordon
Delhi
Messrs. Hoyt
Fitch
March
Morse
Wilson
Forbes
Snowden
Coffee
Thomas
Goodin
Miner
de Bus
Harris
Williamson
Tozzer
McLaren
Peter
Law
Wright
Rouse
Phoenix Park A Cool Shady Summer Resort
Phoenix Park on Spring Grove avenue north of Mitchell avenue offers a shady family outing venue with large grounds and amusements. Proprietor Jacob Kollmer runs the park with strict orderly management and features the Parisian Lady Military Band performing a grand concert each evening and Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix Park
Spring Grove Avenue
Mitchell Avenue
Phoenix Park
Jacob Kollmer
Kollmer
Schwartz Wedded in Secret Marriage Revealed at Courthouse
County Prosecuting Attorney John C. Schwartz wed Jessie Bertling on June 9 in a private ceremony. The marriage, kept secret until yesterday, was disclosed at the Courthouse as friends offered congratulations. The couple resides in the Highlands near Ft. Thomas in a cottage they established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Schwartz
Jessie Bertling
Philip Bertling
Dunlap Street
Schwartz
Insanely Jealous Wife Seeks Divorce From Fred Bissinger
Theresa Bissinger wife of Fred Bissinger candy maker at 27 East Fourth Street filed for divorce after alleging years of jealousy and abuse. She states she has managed the business since 1897 and seeks to prevent interference with her operations. She also deeded the candy business to Rutherford H. Cox as assignee under a bill of sale. Assets valued at 1200 liabilities at 3000. Ben H. Cox is her attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Bissinger
Fred Bissinger
East Fourth Street
Ben H. Cox
Bissinger
Rutherford H. Cox
City’s first steel engraving nears completion in modest workshop
A. O. & G. A. Kraemer sponsor a 10 by 40 inch steel engraving of Cincinnati from West Covington hills. The piece, nearly finished above W. R. Todd & Co. on Third Street, will be printed locally with an East press. Eight miles of river scenery capture minute details and city pride, with previews expected in both East and local markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Todd & Co
Third Street
West Covington Hills
A. O
G. A. Kraemer
Cincinnati
Kraus Suit for Alimony Filed in West Fork Court
Magdalena Kraus sues John Kraus a farmer in West Fork for alimony alleging cruelty and neglect. They wed in March in this city and she lived with him until June 21, claiming he forced her to sleep on the floor and drove her from the home. Judge Spiegel ordered Kraus to not dispose of stock or property until the case is heard. Phil Kumler represents the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena Kraus
John Kraus
West Fork
Teachers to Attend National Educational Association Meeting
A Cincinnati educational list shows teachers and married and single staff planning to attend the National Educational Association meeting in Charleston, South Carolina, July 7 to 18. The roster includes numerous Misses and Mrs and several men among administrative and support personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charleston
S. C
National Educational Association
Anna Bewley
Agnes L. Brown
Ella Williams
Celia Wise
Lillie Becker
Elizabeth Herbst
Margaret Thompson
Ellen M. Patrick
Mary A. Sawyer
Lizzie Bacon
Gene Scott
Emilie Pruess
Olive Campbell
Kate Sweeney
Mary Russell
Sarah Western
F. W. Dearness
E. W. Coy
Fred A. King
Benno Damus
A. B. Johnson
J. J. Maas
A. J. Gantwort
Strickland
W. H. Vogel
W. A. Hastie
R. G. Boone
J. P. Cummins
John A. Heizer
John Haner
Chas. H. Porter
Struggle to Live After Fatal Train Collision
John O Connor fought for life after a Big Four switch engine struck him at Freischmann crossing on Friday. He leaped into the air and clung to the flag staff as the engine slowed, according to Coroner s Court testimony and Engineer Scott Logan who said O Connor breathed intermittently after being lifted from the pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’connor
Freischmann’s Crossing
Commercial Tribune
Scott Logan
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