Cincinnati Fall Festival Directors Urge High Quality Midway
The Fall Festival Directors plan strict standards for Cincinnati's September show. They will travel to Buffalo to assist the Attractions Committee and reject mediocre midway features. President Hill reports rising festival interest from manufacturers and businesses as October approaches. The three main parades are set for September 16 floral pageant, September 22 industrial parade, and September 23 night pageant with numerous social interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Cincinnati
President Hill
Hill
Pagenet
Coroner Probes Murder of Charles Cunningham
Coroner Schwab held an inquest into the death of Charles Ross Cunningham a ticket scalper shot by John B. Lewis proprietor of the Flag saloon in Central avenue Witnesses gave conflicting accounts of the shooting Cunningham hawked tickets near Lewis saloon when the owner ordered him away A confrontation followed and Lewis fired shooting Cunningham in the back Lewis did not testify The case is continued until July with related hearings for the crowd alleged to have avenged the death set for July 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
Charles
Ross
Lewis
Caning
Geo Breed
Cunningham
Endeavor Convention Seeks Additional Funds For 1900s Meet
Executive Committee of the Christian Endeavor reports $2,000 more needed to reach the required amount before the convention next Saturday. Treasurer Sayers states $12,000 already raised, expenses under $15,000. A special committee led by D. B. Meacham and W. B. Melish will seek support from the Chamber of Commerce and Business Men's Club to secure the remaining funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Convention
Sayers
D. B. Meacham
W. B. Melish
Chamber of Commerce
Christian Endeavorers
Cincinnati
Chamber
Business Men’s Club
Methodist Clergy Elect New Officers and Pay Tributes
New officers for the year were elected at the Methodist ministers meeting. Appointed are Edward McHugh president R I Watkins vice president W S Bell secretary Gervaise Roughton treasurer C W Blodgett G L Latshaw and T L Wilson on the executive committee. Personal tributes to the late Rev T H Pearne filled the remainder of the session and the last sermon by Pearne was read by Eugene Edmonds on the topic of essential truths in Methodist foundations. Rev Payne a Liberia missioner was introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ministers
Edward McHugh
R. I. Watkins
W. S. Bell
Gervaise Roughton
C. W. Blodgett
G. L. Latshaw
T. L. Wilson
T. H. Pearne
Revugene Edmonds
Mr Payne
Liberia
Contributions to Fresh Air Society List Many Donors
A weekly acknowledgement lists numerous contributors to the Fresh Air Society. Names include Mr H H Meyer, Dr Joseph Leichberg, Harriet Ellis, Angéla Mitchell, Emily Burton, Nellie Murdock, Dorothy Kellogs, Ruth Outcalt, Mary Mac Louise Shert Peters, Rev David Phili, Nina Acker, Mrs Samuel H Trost, and others plus library association mite box donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fresh Air Society
H. H. Meyer
Junior Sewing Circle
Joseph Leichberg
Harriet Ellis
Hilda von Breinwehr
Angéla Mitchell
Emily Burton Orence Rawn
Nellie Murdock
Dorothy Hill
Dodd
Dorothy Kellogs
Ruth Outcalt
Hofer
Mary
Mac Louise Shert Peters
Lee Ault
David Phili Julius Fleischmann
Nina Acker
Samuel H. Trost
L. Ar
George Bourton
Wilson
Fle Library Association
Moch
Charles W. Ave
Kat Edgar W. Gleason
Sam ‘Olzman
Fred Pentiage
Marriages Sealed in Covington Multiple Ceremonies
To ay Toledo pair James L Snyder and Carrie A Simonton wed in Covington Kentucky by Squire Wheeler. New York residents Richard Byron Overstreet and Louisa B Sanders wed in Covington. Maysville Kentucky native S. Clary and Elisbury Ohio resident Al Baoke Sariching also married in Covington by Squire Jameson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Snyder
Carrie
A. Simonton
Toledo
Covington
Squire Wheeler
Richard Byron Overstreet
Louisa B. A. ~ Sande
New York
S. Star
Trint
P.eo Clary
Maysville
Albaoke Sariching
Elisbury
Squire Jameson
Arguments Over Tyler Davidson Fountain Cleaning Methods
The Board of Public Service debated cleaning the Tyler Davidson Fountain with statuary artist Bensic declining to reveal his secret process. He vowed to use no acids or abrasive tools and to preserve patination while removing grime, with a pilot test on an unseen base area and subsequent reporting to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler-Davidson
Board of Public Service
Dunsmore
Barnhorn
Bensic
Mr. Bensic
Magly
Probasco
Spring Grove Cemetery
Johnson
James Walaelin
Directors of Cincinnati Gas and Electric hold meeting with no action
The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company directors met yesterday to discuss routine and technical matters. No progress on reorganizing staff or extending service was reported, while plans to improve coverage and service were emphasized as to be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Wetmore
New York
General Hickenlooper
St. Nicholas
Edison Company
Gas and Electric
J. H. Woodward
Gas and Electric Companies
Treatment notes mention scalp care and equipment
The item records scalp treatment steps including shampooing chairs and sterilized brushes with filtered water. It lists Mrs Farrell at Darmatelontet 904 905 Neave Building and cites connections to Diplomas from Boston and Chicago Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usi Rechain
Ular
Farrell
Darmatelontet
Neave
Boston
Chicago
Dr Siegert Angostura Bitters Ad at Home Steam Laundry
Advertises Dr Siegert's Genuine Imported Angostura Bitters labeled to stop diarrhea and stomach cramps. Mentioned location is Home Steam Laundry at 4 Arcade offering the product.
Local Citizens Named in Community Notices
A dense list of individuals with ages occupations and addresses appears, naming Clarence Mullinix and Glare Landwehr both of Norwood among others such as James G. rkart at Freeman Avenue scene Smith and Rev Augustus M. Varke at Sterling Hotel. The fragmentary item reads like a census style notice of residents and household roles with multiple names and streets including Walnut Walnut and Pioneer.
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Clarence L. Mullinix
Norwood
Glare A. Landwehr
James G. Rkart
Freeman Avenue
Sceene Smith
Poplar Street
Augustus M. Varke
Sterling Hotel
Snedeke
Mar James Collins
Kilgour Street
Cora Kalbe
Main Street
Burns
George W. Feller
Julia Becht
Messmer
John B
Jones
Walnut Street
Matilda Rider
Pleasant Street
Cora
Charles H. Ruffner
Elizabeth Michael
Cahill
George R. Luther
Pioneer Street
Margaret Sperber
East Sixth Street
Chambers
Jose S. Rosenstein
Cleveland
Phinnie Cohen
Barr Street
Lipschitz
Francis P. Moran
Galesburg
Til
Katherine Conway
Mather Street
Hynes
Louis T. Kuhlman
Gest Street
Lillian M. Wright
Considine Avenue
Bell. Gooree. Hey
Delhi
Georgia U M * Avey
Henderson
Gottlieb Roth
Pressman
Rice Street
Are
West Third Street
Erie Clayton
Plum Street
Willia
Longworth
Fann
George ‘Weg
Ecoraator
Huron Avenue
Hewitt Avenue
Taever
Frank H. Whitmer
McLean Avenue
Amanda Hassell
Ellis Street
Philip Bayne
Jackson Coin Me
Lulu Trew
Richmond Street
Divorced From Dead Wife Shocks Local Court
Joseph Haigh, a baker’s employee, won a divorce from Lena Haigh after she had died in Dayton last February. Seeing no defense, a decree was granted in April. Yesterday he learned she’d been dead for two months before the trial, leaving Haigh literally divorced from a dead woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Haigh
Lena
Dayton
Haigh
Obituary notices from Carthage and nearby towns
Obituaries list multiple deaths with service details. Benjamin Bonnell of Carthage Ohio dies June 23, funeral June 25 at Carthage church, Spring Grove interment. Eva Eppinger Pogin widow of Louis Pogin dies aged 66 years 7 months, services at Mortuary Walnut Hills, private funeral. Captain R H Kerr dies June 22 in Pittsburgh, funeral June 25, Spring Grove interment. Elizabeth Owen dies, funeral June 26 at 12 noon. Mary A Thompson dies after illness, funeral June 24 from 929 Gest Street. Dr Thomas P White dies at 46, requiem at St Howard's Church, interment in Frankfort Kentucky.
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Bonnell
Benjamin Bonnell
Carthage
Carthageristian Church
Spring Grove
Eppinger
Eva
Louis Poginger
West Eighth Street
Mortuary Chapel
Walnut Hills
Kerr
R. H
Pittsburg
Gilbert Avenue
Owen
Elizabeth
West Seventh Street
City
Thompson
Mary A
R. J. Thompson
Gest Street
White
Thomas P
Clark Street
St. Howard’s Church
Frankfort
Dr Thomas P White Dies of Heart Failure
Dr Thomas P White 46 a Cincinnati physician and Public Library Trustee since 1894 died yesterday at 8 am at his home 425 Clark Street after three months illness. A Kentucky native, he studied in America and Europe, spoke French and German, and valued public service. Services at St Edward Church tomorrow at 7 am. burial in Frankfort Kentucky. Library trustees mourn his loss and the library will be closed for the funeral day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. White
Public Library
Clark Street
White
Cincinnati
America
Europe
St. Edward Church
Kentucky
Frankfort
Michie Bros Watches and Diamonds Ad
Local ad for Michie Bros offering watches and diamonds with storefront at 212 West Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michie Bros
West Fourth Street
James K. Stewart Named Rubber Stamps Official
James K. Stewart receives appointment as rubber stamps official in CWGIN NS AYE 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Stewart
San Jose Scale Treated Successfully Says State Agent
The State Agricultural Experiment Station reports an agent in Cincinnati for three weeks to treat premises infested with the San Jose scale. Most treated areas show destroyed scale and healthier trees, with few failures due to poor spraying. The agent urges residents to wash trunks and canes after leaves fall and again in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Cincinnati
San Jose
Commercial Tribune
Sorfié
Unidentified man found near B&O tracks after robbery attempt
A white man about 21 of Jewish extraction lies near Spring Grove avenue B and O tracks. Coroner Schwab investigates but cannot identify the deceased. Found with pockets turned inside out and evidence of dragging. body described as 6 feet 7 inches tall and 135 pounds.
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Spring Grove Avenue
Schwab
Lni
Cincinnati Sealed Proposals For Repayment Bonds
Sealed proposals are invited by the Cincinnati Board of Public Service for the purchase of one hundred thousand dollars of three and one half percent Repayment Bonds. Bids due by July 18 1901 at noon. Bond details include denomination five hundred dollars, date June 1 1901, redeemable June 1 1911, payable June 1 1921 at American Exchange National Bank New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Board of Public Service
City of
Ohio
General Assembly
State of
American Exchange National Bank of
New York City
Public Service
Perool of Public Service
Robes Allison
George F. Holmes
Sealed Proposals For Stites Avenue Improvement
Proposals closed at noon Tuesday June 2 1901 for grading curb gutters drainage and retaining walls on Stites Avenue from Columbia Avenue to Eastern Avenue. Bids to follow city specifications on file in the Board of Public Service office. Bid envelopes to show bidder names and addresses. two disinterested sureties required. By order Board President Allison and Clerk Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Pub Service
A.D
Stites Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Board of Public Service
Dion
Bert Allison
Geo. F. Holmes
Cincinnati
Board of Police Commissioners
Hall & Taylor
Ifth
Walnut Streets
Ndorse
H. Harrison
City OF Cincinnati
City Hall
City of
Ohio
Board of Legislation
Tee
Board of Legislation of
C Yeane Edwin Hen
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company Bond Sale Notice
Pittsburg June 1 1901 bonds for the sinking fund of the Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company four and one half percent bonds totaling fourteen thousand dollars will be offered July 1 1901. Sealed proposals will be received in New York by the Farmers Loan and Trust Company with lowest price not exceeding par and interest. If prices tie purchases will be pro rated. All bids must reach Farmers Loan and Trust Company by noon Saturday 1901. T H B McKnight treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company
Pittsburg
Farmers’ Loan and Just Company
Newark City
New York
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
T. H. B. M’knight
Treas
Sealed Proposals Sought for Oats Corn and Bran
In Chicago June 1901 sealed proposals will be received at Quartermasters offices for furnishing oats corn and bran for FY ending June 30 1902 at Forts Brady and Wayne Mich Colum Barracks C Fort Sheridan and Chicago TK and Fort Thomas Ky Others considered U S reserves right to reject or accept any proposal Blank proposals and details available at the offices Envelopes marked Proposals for Oats Corn and Bran. E B Atwood Chief Quartermaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Brady
Wayne
Mich
Colum Barracks
Fort Sheridan
Fort Thomas
U. S
E. B. Atwood
Circuit Court confirms division of sale proceeds
The court confirms the lower court ruling allocating proceeds from the sale of Cincinnati Abstract Company assets. Ohio Title Guaranty Company receives 30000 dollars. George Black gets 11000 dollars, J Murdock and Albert Diserens 8000 dollars. The Armstrong estate receives 8000 dollars and Diserens' family 11000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Old
St Josephs College Commencement Tonight at Pike Opera House
Commencement exercises for St Josephs College will be held tonight at 7 30 oclock at the Pike Opera House with the ceremony expected to honor graduates and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s
St. Joseph's Colfee
Pike Opera House
The H. J. Weiler Co store insures furs
The H. J. Weiler Co located at 217 E Fourth St Cincinnati offers fur insurance with very low expense.
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H. J. Weiler CO
E. Fourth St
Cincinnati, C
Stockholders Meeting on July 20 1901 Jones Bros Corn Company
Notice of stockholders meeting at 2 pm in Cincinnati Ohio to discuss actions related to proposed increase of the company's capital stock. Samuel Batey Jr H Knight Bailey directors and Moore Pub Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D
Jones Bros. Corn Company
Tmpany Lilt
Longworth Street
Cincinati
Ohio
Samuel Batey, JR
H. the Knight. Bailey
Moroe, Pub. Co
Millan Chapter Stated Meeting Evening At 7 30
Milian Chapter conducts its stated meeting this evening at 7 30 with visiting brethren invited. Officer J Sachs, H P, presides. location listed as 23 Monster Highway, Lafayette Lodge No 1M. Meets Tuesday, June 29 according to notice.
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Lafayette Lodge
Ork Wyeters
Monster
M Millan
Vis RY J. Sachs
H. P
Notice to nonresident property owners on Hatch Street improvement
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati Ohio declares necessary to improve Hatch Street from East Court Street to Pavilion Street with materials and repaving. Abutting owners including Wiltsee acneale Sexton Boyle Hess Walker Bird and heirs are notified. City pays half costs. half assessed to parcels in five annual installments. Bonds issued if assessments unpaid. no further notice. May 25 1901.
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East Court Arrest
Pavilion Street
C. H. Wiltsee
Rochester
N. Y
Acneale
Hamilton
Ohio
Louise K. Sexton
North Winston
Elizabeth Boyle
John Born
Yetteville
Jacob C. Hess
St. Magdalene
Ind
Julian C Walker
Julian C. Walker
Jersey City Heights
Jersey
Nicholas Bird
Wichita
Kan
Board of Public Service of
City of Cincinnnati
Hatch Street
East Court Street
Pavillion Street
St. Gregory Street
Board of Public Service
General Assemb of
Robert Allison
George F. Holmes
Notice of Rider alley improvement assessments
The Board of Legislation of Cincinnati Ohio by resolution adopted April 1901 declares the improvement of Rider alley from Poplar to Wade streets, including curbs and brick paving. Heirs of William Robson et al residents listed face assessments by benefit, with no further notice except as law prescribes. Lineage heirs across multiple states are named. the city to assess damages and costs accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ety Sey
Rider Alley
Poplar Street
Wade Street
John R. Carter
Augusta
John Riebel
Dunnelon
Flo
Rances Robson
William Robson
Guinea
Laura C. Robson
Fannie Evans
Mary 8. Grear
Jacksonville
Fila
Bilurah
Young
Theity of
Cincinnati
Board of Legislation
Board of Public Sé
Orion
Ordinance to Improve Jordan Alley Cincinnati 1901
An ordinance passed June 17 1901 authorizes the improvement of Jordan alley from West Street to Clark Street in Cincinnati. It provides for judicial inquiry into damages, grading and brick paving the roadway, and annual installments for assessments on abutting property with bonds issued if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Alley
West Street
Clark Street
City of
Cincinnati
Gest Street
A.D
DWIN
Baident Board of Lepintetie
Edwin Plenderson
Olty Cler
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Winton Intermediate School
George B. Reid
Herman J. Young
Edgar A. Butz
R. W. Edwards
George H. Crowl
Theresa F. Schwein
Cora A. Weimer
Elma W. Rodenbeck
Pearne
Dr. McHugh
Mr. Bensic’s
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Dunsmore
Allison
SyRePertiqs
California Fie Syrup Co
Mrs. Farrell
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO Auctioneers
Everett House
Wm.m. Bates
B.L.M. Bates
Fio
W. R. Seyberth
W.R. Seyberth
Adam Schraffenberger
Elm St
Tel
F. B. Maertz
F.B. Maertz
Plum &J
R. J. Patton CO
R. J. Patton Go
East Fourth Street
C. E. Convention
Newman-Kuhn Mfg, CO
Makers
Sale
Newman -Kuhn
Fourth Street
Race St. Raurote & Wt
Easine
Itism Co
Cincinnati, O
John Shillito
Shillite
Dale
Che Ium Ghillits Company
Abstract Company
Spiegel
Martha Hicks
Fred Weir
Weir
Joseph Hicks
Hood
Stockholders’ Meeting
Fairfax Avenue
Cinnamon Street
Rax Avenue
Sig LP
SD Win Henderson
Masonic
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