Zion Overseer Attacks Secret Societies In Cincinnati Sermon
Overseer Mason of Zion Tabernacle denounces Elks Masons Knights of St John Shriners and Royal Arch as devilish frauds in a fiery sermon at Fourth and Elm. He extols Zion tithes as blessed and denounces doctors and judges including Probate Judge Howard Ferris. The service ends with calls to remember tithes.
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Zion Tabernacle
Fourth and
Elm Streets
Dowie
Chicago
Overseer
Mason
Elijah
Ohio
Leaves of Healing
The
Zionists
Overseer Mason
Howard Ferris
Elks
Masons
Knights of St. John
Shriners
Royal Arch
Zusculapius
Mr. Mason
School of Pharmacy
Cincinnati
Dennison University
Knights of the Royal Arch
Pondey
Expansion at the YMCA Law School Advances
The YMCA Law School plans a major library expansion with a $500 gift from Alexander McDonald to Dean R M Ochiltree. Purchases will raise the collection to about $1,000 in value as the school tightens its degree requirements and nineteen students prepare to graduate at the annual commencement.
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Y. M. C. A. Law School
Ohio
R. M. Ochiltree
Alexander McDonald
Bundhee Linton Hall
Hirsch's Ball Tossers Defeated by Police
The City Hall nine lost to the Cincinnati police nine 24 to 3 at Norwood Inn on Saturday afternoon. Bell pitched well and SinkKing crushed a long fourth inning drive with bases loaded as the police peppered the fences. City Hall manager Samuel Hirsch mocked his team after the game, joking they could not catch a cold.
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City Hall
Cincinnati Police
Norwood Inn
Bell
Samuel Hirsch
City Hall Boys
Hen Peck
Parish Elects Wardens at St Philomena’s Yesterday
St Philomena’s parish elected church wardens including First Secretary Charles B Kessing Second Secretary H Hof schulte Treasurer H Imwalle Sr Wardens H Wellerding Joseph Honhorst Theophonus Uhrenbake Bernard Stall and A Weber in a yesterday vote.
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St. Philomena’s
Chas. B. Kessing
H. Hofschulte
H. Imwalle, Sr
Messrs
Jos. Honhorst
Theone
J. Uhrenbake
B. Stall
A. Weber
Last Chance to Buy Chesapeake & Ohio Scenic Cards
Final sale of 52 views of Virginia rivers mountains and valleys offered by Chesapeake and Ohio at their ticket office southwest corner of 6th and Walnut streets. Cards priced at in cents each. No more will be issued after current stock is exhausted.
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Chesapeake & Riailway
Virginia
S.w. Cor
6Th and
Walnut Sts
Local Singers Headed to Buffalo Saengerfest
Eleven Cincinnati singing societies join 300 members led by Hanno Deiler as they depart Central Turner Hall for the H & D Depot to join the thirtieth Saengerfest in Buffalo with Louis Ehrgott directing Tuesday concert duties for Cincinnati groups.
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Buffalo
United Singers
Hudepohl
Cincinnati Liederkrang
Arion Mannerchor
Newport
Hanno Deiler
Clifton Heights Gesang Verein
Goodfellow Saengerchor
Herwegh
Louis Ehrgott
United Agers
Cincinnati
Newport Arion Maganer Noe
Albert Geyer
Dard Fischer
Henry Schaffer
Chris Ki
Robert Koppings
Oscar Krachen
Voll
Geo.aufmann
Val. Wentroth
Paul Naache
Henry Pealsack
Val
Die John Nieser, Sry
John Nieser, Jr
Henry Aldmeyer
Dress Fire on Street Car Injures Isabella Hopewood
Isabella Hopewood 21, of 732 Harriet street, escaped serious harm when her dress caught fire aboard a Zoo and Eden Park street car yesterday. A spark from a cigarette or trolley line reportedly started the blaze, burning the lower part of her clothing. She was taken home by Patrol 2.
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Isabella Hopewood
Harriet Street
Isabella
Eden Park
Chris
Columbus
Snake Carrying Cyclist Injures Woman in Fulton District
Lizzie Steinmetz 42 of 270 Delta avenue was crossing Eastern Avenue at Carrel street when Theodore Hubbell 1119 Dayton street on a bicycle struck her after carrying a dead snake. She was knocked down, struck her head on granite, rendered unconscious, and is in serious condition. Police report an arrest.
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Fulton District
Lizzie Steinmetz
Delta Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Carrel Street
Theodore Hubbell
Dayton Street
Hubbell
Footwear sale at H. and S. Pogue Co
The H. and S. Pogue Co offers deep cuts on ladies and misses shoes and slippers with prices listed from ninety eight cents to three forty eight. Multiple styles including brown kid Russia calf and patent leather options with hand turned or welt extension soles are reduced from 3.50 to 6.00.
Head Fracture Sighting After Harrison Runaway
John Burkhardt a prominent Drewerburg farmer in Indiana was in a buggy drawn by one horse when a runaway trotted toward Harrison. The rig struck an iron hitching post bending it, Burkhardt was hurled against a brick wall sustaining a head fracture and facial bruises. He remained unconscious until noon and was moved home after medical care. The horse and buggy were damaged. his condition was feared fatal.
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John Burkhardt
Drewerburg
Ind
Harrison
Burkhardt
Hot Weather Parade Draws Coatless Spectators
On a blazing Sunday afternoon at Fifth and Vine streets a crowd watched knights with polished helmets move by. Spectators joked about heat while enjoying parks and riverfront amusements as crowds swelled under a hot sun.
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Fifth and Vine Streets
den Park
Egan Named Umpire For Benefit Ball Game
The benefit baseball game for striking machinists is set for tomorrow at League Park with Tom Egan named umpire by chalk on the strike board. A large turnout from labor groups is expected as players from both sides show off skill, with Conradi Glardon Fisher Gerding Sanders Harvey Molloy Shoemaker listed for the machinists and Jim Keenan to umpire.
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League Park
Tom Egan
Baliglar
Allied Mechanics
Conradi
Glardon
Fisher
C. Gerding
C. Sanders
John Sanders
Harvey
Molloy
Shoemaker
Hoefie
Schoenberger
Windstorm damages Mt. Auburn shops and streets
Reports of Saturday night wind damage reached police. Ed Hughey's 2008 Main Street butcher shop roof blew off and toppled a wall onto the Rosenbloom family home. Rogsenom's place nearly wrecked. Plate glass at 6 Main and 1 Main broken. A tree on Sycam Street blocked light wires, leaving part of the city dark and streetcars blocked by fallen trees.
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Ed Hughey
Main Street
Mt. Auburh
D. Rosenbloom
Rogsenom
Sycam Street
Special Excursions to Colorado and Utah via Colorado Short Line
Handsome illustrated pamphlets free detailing excursions to Colorado and Utah via the Colorado Short Line for June July August and September. A A Gallagher Agent Vinestown Cincinnati Ohio.
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A. A. Gallagher
Cincinnati
Reunion of Catholic Knights of America Draws Thousands
One of the largest reunions in the history of the Catholic Knights of America was held at Woodsdale Island Park. Hamilton County branches joined with knights from Campbell and Kenton Counties Kentucky, plus families and friends, to attract an estimated 5,000 to 8,000 attendees. Activities included a baseball game, tug of war, and foot races with many prizes awarded.
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Woodsdale Island Park
Hamilton N County
Knights of
Campbell
Kenton
Knights
Coun
Cens Wm
Luning Winllenborg
Opisona
Gine Pramiagh Malsht
Fourth of July Excursion Tickets On Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania Lines announces Fourth of July excursion tickets sold via Pennsylvania Lines west of Pittsburgh to any station on the lines within 200 miles. Tickets may be obtained July 3 and 4 at any station. Return coupon valid until July 6. For rates and schedules contact Pennsylvania Lines Passenger Agent.
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Pennsylvania Lines
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Globe-Wernicke Card Index System
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Karlington Park
New York
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Buffalo, N. Y
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Sart
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France
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Reunion OF Catholic Knights OF America
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West End Avenue
New York City
Englewood, N. J
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Radcliffe College
Harvard
ART Academy
Pennsylvania
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George E. Rockwell
Dayton
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