Rhodes Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary at Hyde Park Home
Mr and Mrs J H Rhodes toast their golden wedding anniversary this evening at their Hyde Park residence on Zumstein avenue. Married in Bellsmith Photo Brownsville Pa they moved to Cincinnati and raised a family. He once led Adams Express Company and has since retired. Daughters Mrs Charles Woodward and Mrs Carl Gould of Springfield Mass attend. two sons died young.
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J. H. Rhodes
Zumstein Avenue
Hyde Park
Mrs. Rhodes
Bellsmith
Brownsville
Cincinnati
Adams Express Company
Sale
Charles Woodward
Carl Gould
Springfield
Mass
Rhodes
Jewish Leader Skeptical of New Orthodox Home for Aged
A prominent city Jewish leader dismissed rumors of a proposed aged home strict to Mosaic dietary laws. He noted the existing home already follows Orthodox cooking rules, says past kitchen troubles arose with cooks, and argues the current facility is not crowded nor likely to be relocated or expanded. He stressed families will support their elders locally.
Special train to Louisville runs June 30 from Pearl and Butler
Special train via the Louisville and Nashville Railway will leave Pearl and Butler Street Station and Fourth Street Station at 7 30 a m Sunday June 30 Tickets on sale at stations and city ticket office southeast corner Fourth and Vine streets also Newport Cov ington and Latonia Returning train leaves Union Station at 7 30 p m
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Louisville & Nashville Railway
Pearl and
Butler Street
Fourth Street
City
Fourth and Vine Streets
Newport
Covington and
Latonia
Union Station
Save the Difference offers fishing gear and safe noise options
The notice promotes affordable fishing supplies and loud blank cartridges as a safe novelty for Independence Day. It highlights a broad assortment at low prices and requests customer remembrance, implying a store named Save the Difference.
Turners Enjoy Day in the 200 at Cincinnati Zoo
The North Cincinnati Turnverein celebrated its twenty sixth anniversary with a large picnic at the zoo. More than two hundred members and guests enjoyed an afternoon and evening of athletic events, dances, and fireworks. Sixteen members head to Louisville for a forthcoming tournament with delegations from local Turnverein groups.
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North
Cincinnati
Seuss
Corryville
Gilbert
Whch
Turnverein
Louisville
Turners
Friend slips from hospital saver loses two years of wages
Ernst Eich, 57, who brought 87 dollars to City Hospital from Union Bethel, was saved 37 after a fever illness. He left with a stranger he met in a saloon, who later disappeared with the money. Eich, planning to bring his wife to the country, now starts over after reporting the loss to police.
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Ernst Eich
Union Bethel
Eich
Runaway Wagon Stopped by Local Hero on Vine Street
Charles E. Meyer of 1806 Vine street acted as a hero Sunday evening by halting a runaway team from Kroger Grocery and Baking Company. The wagon overturned near Mulberry and Vine, injuring two women slightly while Meyer sustained scratches. The delivery wagon No. 1 careered downhill until stopped at Elder street by Meyer.
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Charles E. Meyer
Vine Street
Elder and Vine
Meyer
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Mulberry Street
Elder Street
Teething Aid Promoted Under 1906 Food Act
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain diarrhea and wind colic. It claims universal gums relief and notes compliance with the Food and Drugs Act dated June 30 1906 with Serial No 1098.
Judges Plan Vacations Across Europe and Mountains
Hamilton County judges and federal officials announce summer plans for rest. Presiding Judge Swing will let his wife choose a July destination while several colleagues visit Atlantic City, Europe, the Lake Michigan region, or take tours in France Germany and Egypt. Some will stay in town to handle urgent matters or attend events like the Grand Army encampment in Saratoga.
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Hamilton County
James B. Swing
Court of Common Pleas
Otto Pfleger
Atlantic City
Charles J. Hunt
Europe
John G. O’connell
Knights Templars
Saratoga
Tarry
Atlantic
Rest
Omena
Mich
D. D
Woodmansee
France
Germany
Italy
Egypt
England
Bramwell
Common Pleas
Caldwell
Howard Ferris
Superior Court
Miami
Hosea
Tennessee Mountains
Asheville
Hoffheimer
Lake Michigan
Peter F. Swing
Circuit Court
Michigan
Washington
Judge Swing
Lake Chelen
Robert Ingersoll
America
Samuel W. Griffin
Sam Smith
Cincinnati
Ohio
Malsbury
Warner
Grand Army National
Atlantic Ocean
Cin cinnati Furniture Sale Promises Unmatched Deals
Advertised sale emphasizes the furniture event in Cin cinnati with claims of unprecedented discounts and extraordinary value. The notice highlights a limited time opportunity and urges shoppers to visit the store for the event.
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Cin
Fire engine response after stove explosion at 222 West Twelfth
The blast from a faulty gasoline stove in John Taylor's home at 222 West Twelfth street triggered a fire department response at the corner of Twelfth and Plum. Taylor threw the stove out the window before a gasoline tank exploded, causing only stove damage while hospital patients feared a fire before nurses reassured them as engines departed.
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John Taylor
Twelfth Street
Fire Department
Twelfth
Taylor
City Hospital
City Hospital Overcrowding Eases Slightly
City Hospital remains crowded with patients across wards. Ten typhoid patients admitted together will be discharged in a batch by week’s end, signaling partial relief. Yesterday yielded one of the lightest days in a year with seventeen patients up to midnight.
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City Hospital
Brogoman Frowns On Hirsch S Plan
Chicago dispatch reports Dr. Hirsch of Sinai Temple considers turning the synagogue into a neighborhood center. Cincinnati's Plum Street Temple Rabbi Louis Grossmann argues Jewish temples and settlement work should remain separate, saying no need or propriety to unite the two fields.
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Chicago
Hirsch
Sinai Temple
Europe
Cincinnati
Louis Grossmann
Plum*Street Temple
Grossmann
Sinai
Pianist Marion Boyce To Perform For Indo American League
Mr Marion Boyce relative of Alverstone and Chief Justice of England will play several piano solos at a benefit for the Indo American League at Mrs Thomas Worcester's residence next Friday. Boyce is a noted pianist with recognition in the musical world.
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Marion Boyce
Alverstone
England
City considers 35000 bond for hospital remodeling
Finance Committee meets to review an ordinance for a 35000 bond to remodel City Hospital. Taxpayers' Association and Hospital Superintendent Fehrenbach urge passage. Plans include double entrance for patrols, an Observation ward, two ambulances with a garage, full rewiring, and new elevatory and toilet arrangements.
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Taxpayers’ Association
Tuke
Fehrenbach
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