Property briefs list varied lots with appraisals and terms
Western avenue near McLean avenue lot 25 by 100 feet appraised 875. Northwest corner Barnard and Ernst alley triangular lot appraised 600. West side Spring Grove avenue north of Queen City avenue factory lot 93 by 200 feet appraised 4000. Nos 2618 to 2640 Spring Grove avenue lot 155 by 121 feet with 12 cottages annual rental 1152 appraised 9600. Avon dale three lots 50 by 153 feet appraised 15 per foot. Any may sell at two thirds of appraised values if no.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Avenue
McLean Avenue
Barnard and Ernst Alley
Spring Grove Avenue
Queen City Avenue
Adelaide
B. & O. S-W. Railroad
Center Street
Locust Street
Avondale
Eagles Estimate 15000 Attend Coney Island Outing
The Eagles estimate that about 15 000 people attended their outing in Coney Island on Saturday.
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The
Eagles
Coney Island
Sparks From Chimney Fire Damages Weisen House
Sparks from a chimney ignited the roof of Frank Weisen occupying 103 Sycamore Street yesterday. The fire caused about $10 in damage to the home.
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Frank Weisen
Sycamore Street
Boarder Named After Robbery at 309 George Street
George Hudson reports a robbery of 67 dollars at his boarding house on 309 George Street yesterday morning. He told police the suspect is a fellow boarder who has since disappeared.
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George Hudson
George Street
Retreat for Archdiocese Clergy Opens at Mt St Marys
A clergy retreat for the archdiocese will begin July 1 at Mt. St. Marys Seminary in the West. The two week program will be led by Rev. Father Semple, the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary of the West
Father Semple
Grace Mittendorf Recovers From Bulldog Bite
Miss Grace Mittendorf of 124 Hosea avenue has fully recovered from injuries after a bulldog bite last Saturday. The dog is owned by Dr. A. B. Thrasher.
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Grace Mittendorf
Hosea Avenue
A. B. Thrasher
Isaacs to Speak on Organization at Zionist Meeting
Nathan T. Isaacs president of the Cincinnati Zionist Society will read a paper on Organization at the Federation of American Zionist Societies annual meeting to be held in the Catskills from June 28 to July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan T. Isaacs
The
Cincinnati Zionist Society
Federation of American Zionist Societies
Catskills
Union Bakers' Society to Celebrate 35th Anniversary Parade
The Union Bakers' Society marks its thirty fifth anniversary with a parade through the principal streets on Saturday June 29 led by President F L Gassner at Reichrath's Park for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bakers’ Society
Reichrath's Park
F. L.gassner
Singers from Cincinnati Attend Iowa Saengerfest
Twenty members of the Herwegh Maennerchor travel from Cincinnati to Davenport Iowa to represent their city at the Northwestern Saengerbund festival and plan to return mid next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Herwegh Maennerchor
Cincinnati
Davenport
Sailor From Vicksburg Stricken With Typhoid in Hospital
Joseph Lease a sailor from Vicksburg Mississippi was removed to City Hospital from the steamer Keystone State on Saturday suffering from typhoid and malaria. He is in a serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lease
Vicksburg, Miss
Keystone State
Laborer John Doe Fares at City Hospital After Fall
John Doe a laborer from Winchester Kentucky appeared at City Hospital with a scalp wound after a fall. He traveled to Cincinnati for treatment and is reported to be in stable condition.
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John Doe
City Hospital
Cincinnati
Winchester
Injured Man Falls From Train On Return Trip
William Queenbaker of 142 East McMicken avenue jumped from a C L and N excursion train on its return trip from Highland Grove and sprained his right ankle. He was taken to the City Hospital.
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William Queenbaker
East
McMicken Avenue
Highland Grove
City Hospital
Four year old injured in fall at 509 West Sixth
Alice Marshall aged four fell down one flight of steps at her home on Saturday fracturing her right elbow. She was taken to City Hospital in Patrol 1 where the fracture was reduced.
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Alice Marshall
West Sixth Street
Porches and Cards Honor Visiting Guests in Clifton
Mrs. L. D. Huston of Howell avenue Clifton will host a porch euchre Thursday in honor of Mrs. Albin Donel of St. Louis formerly Cincinnati and Mrs. Henry Goetze once Miss Ida Barker of Newport Ky now living in St. Joseph Missouri.
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L. D. Huston
Howell Avenue
Clifton
Albin Donel
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Henry Goetze
Ida Barker
Newport
St. Joe
Bowling injury at Ruth's Alleys leaves man bruised
Charles Kobman of 10¢ East University Avenue sustained a back injury while bowling Wednesday night at Ruth's Alleys in Corryville. He sat up yesterday for the first time since the accident and Dr. Ed Walker, his attending physician, reports he may be able to go out by midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kobman
East University Avenue
Ruth’s
Corryville
Ed Walker
Wilder’s Civil War Brigade Leader Seeks G A R Chief Post
General J. T. Wilder of Knoxville Tennessee, veteran commander of Wilder's brigade, announces candidacy for Commander in Chief of the G A R at the upcoming annual convention in Saratoga New York next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Wilder
Knoxville
Tenn
Wilder
Saratoga
N. Y
Lodge to Close Season at Avondale Meeting
The Cincinnati Lodge of the Order of B nai Brith will hold its final meeting tonight at the Masonic Hall in Avondale. Work will not resume until fall, and members elected tonight will wait to be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Lodge of the Order of B'nai Brith
Masonic Hall
Avondale
Man Brings Father From Indiana to Face Child Support Charge
Detective Bell returned Michael Mallon from Anderson Indiana to answer a charge of failing to provide for his three children. His wife Ida Mallon of 2387 Circle Street Fairmount swore the warrant, stating she has been sole support for eight months.
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Indiana
Bell
Michael Mallon
Anderson
Ind
Ida Mallon
Circle Street
Fairmount
Argument at 1220 State Avenue Ends With Injury
Mary Carter and Fannie Pope, both of 1220 State Avenue, argued yesterday. Carter sustained a deep palm gash and told Ninth District police that Pope was armed with a razor. Authorities are searching for Pope.
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Mary Carter
State Avenue
Fannie Pope
Carter
Ninth District
Pope
Disappearance of Music Teacher Involves Abduction Charge
Police investigations into the vanishing Christian Zimmerman 43, Garfield School music and German teacher, and his eloped pupil Dassie Kraft yield no light. The father’s abduction warrant could place the tutor under a long penitentiary term if convicted under a special act governing master pupil relations.
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Christian Zimmerman
Garfield School
Dassie Kraft
Ohio bankers convene in Cincinnati for annual convention
The seventeenth annual Ohio Bankers Association convention will open at the Sinton Hotel in Cincinnati on Wednesday for two days. About 500 bankers are expected, with papers by Herrick, Meade, Treat, Green, Warrington, Harding, Branch and others. Activities include receptions, dinners, a river ride, and a banquet with social events for ladies. A major topic is dividing the association into regional groups to address local questions.
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Ohio Bankers’ Association
Sinton
Cincinnati
George Guckenberger
Atlas Nationals
William A. Lemmon
Third National
Casper H. Rowe
Market National
W. W. Brown
Merchants’ National
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
E. S. Meade
University of Pennsylvania
Charles H. Treat
United States
Washington
James A. Green
John ‘W. Warrington
M. BE. Alles
Riggs National Bank
Warren G. Harding
Marion, O
James R. Branch
American Bankers’ Association
New York
Linton
Country Club
Grandin Road
Art Museum
Chester Park
Coney Island
Zoo
Will Adopt Policy of M. Clemenceau
French Consul Eugene C Pooley says the French people will back Clemenceau policy as the Chamber of Deputies approves 418 to 162. Two mayors in unrest districts are jailed while most civic leaders accept government advances. He blames overproduction and fiery labor leaders for unrest and notes wine laws will be revised soon.
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Eugene C. Pooley
M. Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
Mr. Pooley
Winn and Dive for Fine Prizes at Chester Park Lake
Entries for public school aquatic events in Chester Park Lake are in. Events span A and B grades and elementary contests with multiple speed and endurance races for high school and grammar school, plus diving and fancy swimming. Judges include Swuss and Eckels. three medals awarded for each event.
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Chester Park Lake
Messrs. Swuss
North Turner Verein
Eckels
Norwood
Longworths Begin Summer Tour from Home to West
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth depart this evening for a southern summer tour. They travel to Colorado and Wyoming visiting Yellowstone Park before sailing July 9 to Hawaii for about a month in Honolulu and plan to return to the United States early in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Colorado
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Hawaii
Honolulu
Will Wed in Gotham Supreme Court Judge To Officiate
Attorney Sidney J. Stricker and his parents travel to New York City for the wedding of Adam K. Stricker and Adele Kahn. The ceremony will be performed by Supreme Court Judge Gildersleeve. Adele Kahn is the daughter of Jacques Kahn a plate glass maker and importer. The groom is a Cincinnati Law School graduate a leading New York City attorney with insurance as his specialty. Honeymoon planned for Europe. Prescription No 2851 notes rheumatism.
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Sidney J. Stricker
New York City
Mr. Stricker
Adam K. Stricker
Adele Kahn
Supreme Court
Gildersleeve
Miss Kahn
Jacques Kahn
Plate Glass
Cincinnati Law School
Europe
Sabbath observance urged against Sunday golf and socializing
Dr. Robert Watson in Second Presbyterian Church urged Sabbath rest and hospitality for the homeless, condemning Sunday golf, social functions, and theater visits as desecration. He said the day should free people from labor to worship and assist others, including rail workers and others who labor seven days.
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Robert Watson
Second Presbyterian Church
Watson
Brea
Old-Time Fourth of July Celebrations Plan
Towns around the Queen City aim to revive historic Fourth of July observances with speeches, flag ceremonies, picnics, and fireworks. Wyoming leads with speakers and a basket picnic, Norwood plans Water Works Park events, and other Hamilton County villages may follow. Police caution against explosives and aim to prevent repeats of last year’s fatal car incident.
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Queen City
Wyoming
Taylor
Wycpe
Norwood
Civic League
Water Works Park
Hamilton County
Invite Daughters to The Exposition Celebrations
The Society of Colonial Daughters led by Mrs. John B. Taylor receives invitation from J A C Chandler to attend the Jamestown Exposition marking the House of Burgesses Day July 30. Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon to speak with the Virginia Bar Association in session. Governors and regents from Lexington Louisville Frankfort New York and Maryland to attend.
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Society of Colonial Daughters
John B. Taylor
Betty Washington Taylor
J. A. C. Chandler
M.D
Fairbanks
Cannon
Virginia Bar Association
America
Warner
Taylor
House of Burgesses
Virginia
Lexington
Louisville
Frankfort
New York
Maryland
Donations to AID Fresh Air Fund Totals 233.45
Cash gifts received for Fresh Air Fund from June 15 to 21 total 233.45 led by United Jewish Charities 50 and Lor ing Andrews 10 plus multiple individuals and organizations. Noncash donations include garments toys furniture and sewing materials from Mrs Walter Seinsheimer Laura Strauss Young Women's Guild Loewenstein Co and others totaling 344 new garments plus items for infants beds chairs and classroom use.
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Fresh Air Society
John J. Strader
East Third Street
The
United Jewish Charities
Loring-Andrews Company
Joseph A. Magnus
Jeannette Moos
Emily Jane Gutterman
M. J. Mack
Frank B. Wiborg
Laura Strauss
Young Women’s Guild
Loewenstein & Co
G. _H. Lounsbery & Sons
Virginia Werk
Perkins
I. J. Friedlander
Samuel W. Sturm
Rebecca Scarborough
Alice Scarborough
Hill and Hollow
C. R. Holmes
Great Foreign Teachers Delegation News in Cincinnati
The German Teachers Association of Cincinnati forms a Reception Committee for the German American teachers convention opening June 30 in Cincinnati. Delegates will be met at several depots and escorted to the Havlin Hotel and to sites of interest. Committee members include Carl Luedera W Van der Halben Carl Haerrle Max Reszke Paul Van Horn Victor Groeneweg and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Teachers’ Association of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Havlin
Carl Luedera
W. van der Halben
Carl Haerrle
Max Reszke
Paul van Horn
Victor Groeneweg
H. Saenger
Charles Sieh
Blind guest picnic at Clovernook Home for the Blind
The Clovernook Home managers plan a picnic for Cincinnati's adult blind on Thursday June 27. A notable program features an 8 o clock musicale by Mrs. Anna Norton Hartdegian and her pupils.
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Clovernook Home For the
Cincinnati
Anna Norton Hartdegan
Delegates From Cincinnati Ahead of Columbus Convention
Cincinnati delegates to the State Convention of the Federated Catholic Societies left for Columbus yesterday. The official attendees include Joseph Sperning Joseph Conroy Philip J. Herget William Sampson Joseph Theman and W Colling. Bishop Hartley of Columbus will deliver the welcome address.
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Cincinnati
Federated Catholic Societies
Columbus
Joseph Sperning
Joseph Conroy
Philip J. Herget
William Sampson
Joseph Theman
W. Colling
Bishop Hartley
Special Meeting of Cincinnati Lodge 133 to Honor Samuel Koch
Members of Cincinnati Lodge No. 133 F and A M gather at Masonic Temple on Monday at 7 30 a m to pay last tribute of respect to Past Master Samuel Koch. James Rauh W M presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Lodge
No. 133
A. M
Masonic Temple
Bro
Samuel Koch
James Rauh
W. M
Obituaries notice list with multiple deaths and funeral dates
A long death notices column lists many individuals with ages, hometowns, and funeral details. Anna Altgilbers 60, Frederick V. Auraden Jr. 26, Charles H. Bennett 27, James H. Fagaly 73, Samuel Guggenheim, John Babinger Hart, Mary E. Kueven 53, Samuel Koch 49, William C. Langdon 78, Mary Sargent Macneale, William Charles Mahon 72, Gregory W. Striter 39, Frederick Steingrubber 6, all tied to dates June 21 to June 24, various churches and cemeteries. includes residences in Cincinnati and surrounding areas.
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Altgilbers
Anna
Gehring
Bernard Altgilbers
Poplar Street
St. Henry’s Church
St. Louis
Davenport
Auraden
Frederick V., Jr
Emma Auraden
O’conner
Dane Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Bennett
Charles H
Lockland
Fagaly
James H
Maria Fagaly
Davis
Harrison Pike
Taylor's Creek
Hamilton County
Miami Cemetery
Guggenheim — Samuel
Bertha Guggenheim
Weil
Locust Street
Lick Run
Hart—John Babinger
Naples
Italy
Rose Hill
Avondale
Kueven
Mary E
Costello
Louis D. Kueven
Covington
Greenup Street
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Koch
Samuel
Walnut Hills
Langdon
William C
Samuel Horman
Reading Road
Macneale
Mary Sargent
James Donald Macneale
Madison Road
Mahon
William Charles
Scott Street
Sriter
Gregory W
Erie
Steingruber
Frederick
Ludlow Avenue
St. Bernard, O
Vine Street
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Lang Street
Union Savings Bank & Trust CO
W. S. Little
James B. Wallace
Mitchell
WM. W. Ebersole & CO
Fourth and Sycamore Sts
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth
Cherbourg
K.wm.it
K.wm.i
Kronp
TWINS
Plymout
Altice
Bremen
Barbaross Kurfuerst
Gibrald K. Albert P. Irene
Neckar K. Luise
Herbourg
Friedrich
Alice
Barbaross
Aranea Naples
Dil Niear
Albert
Irene
Tvise , Albert
Bre
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Oelrichs &O
Broadway
First National Bank
Atlas National Bank
Brighton German National Bank
Jer & Co
Third St
Main
German National Bank
S. Kuhn & Sons
Western German Bank
G. E. Cor
Walnut
Thomas Cook & Son
Hartwell
the Partwell
Fourth Street
Race
City News
Bakers
Sailor
Tot
Kobman Convalescent
Ohio Association
Herrick
Mrs. Longworth
Yellowstone
Will
Gotham
Stricker
Eimer
Dr. Watson
Paul Millikin
Pearl Street
Jamestown
AID Fresh Air Fund
Clovernook Home
iBishop Hartley
Ginger
Oh Man
Commercial Tribune
Traction
Fifth and
W. B. Calloway
Hotels and Resorts
Cumberland
Ocean City, N. J
P. H
Cake
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Ocean
P. H. SS. Cake
Hotel Normandie
Wash
Fington
D. C
E. K. Cake
Penn Mutual
Art Academy
J. H. Gest
Hamilton College For
Luella W. St. Clair
Havlin Vine Strept
Opera Place
Restauran
James T. Clydbe
OFI
Ichie Bro Jewelers
UW 48
Closson
Fourth St., West
Phoenix Bodmann Bldg
Main St. Canal
Tribune
Sinclair
White Mountains
Bethlehem, N. H
Durgin & Co., Proprietors
J. A. Durgin, D. W. Harrington, W. McAuliffe
Miami Valley
Atlantic City, N. J
Ocean Front
Itera
Golf Privinegent
Sothern
Virginia Ave
Gilbert L. Cake
North Georgia
N. J
Indianapolis
Pullman
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