Neave Proposes 145000 Bond Issue for Refuse Plants
City officials consider a 145000 bond issue to build street refuse collection stations. Superintendent Neave argues the plan will pay for itself in five years citing revenue from refuse sales and cost savings versus wagon transport. The council may also authorize a pump and equipment at Front Street Station tonight.
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Council
Neave
New York
Traction Company
Front Street
Bathgate
Board of Public Service
Mullen Prepares for Large Crowd at Coney Island Picnic
The Eighth Ward plans its sixth annual picnic hosted by Councilman Michael Mullen at Coney Island on Wednesday June 27. 15 000 to 20 000 attendees are expected. The Island Queen will be chartered and free amusements milk ice cream and lemonade are arranged. Zech leads a long list of assistants including James Mullen Tom Manning John O Hara Michael Kelly and many others.
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Michael Mullen
Coney Island
Mullen
Charles E. Zech
William Jordan
Willliam Farrell
D. J. Carroll
L. J. Howe
H. L. Conway
Arthur Duffy
P. J. Muldoon
John B. Manion
Tom Manning
Thos. McNamara
James Mullen
John Cotter
John O'Hara
Martin O’hara
Charles McKenna
Victor Hill
Pat Foley
John Connelly
Michael Carroll
Thomas Hosty
Walter W. Wright
Louis Mueller
Luke Connelly
Frank Zech
Tom King
Joe Cline
John Doyle
James Richardson
James Conners
John B. Jennings
Clinton Cowen
Miles Roach
P. J. McHugh
Owen Callaghan
Tom Derrick
Jerry Sullivan
al Roberts
Frank Cella
Michael Kelly
James Coss
Tom Gray
Thomas Burns
John Mullen
Cure by Cuticura in Two Weeks for 75c
Akron mother praises Cuticura Soap and Ointment after a severe skin illness on her baby. She claims three doctors failed while the Cuticura treatment cleared the sores and restored the child's face, promising not to be without it.
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George J. Steese
Coburn 8
Akron
Cuthura
Thumb Mark to Identification Proposed by Banks
Bankers across the country push thumb mark identification to prevent check fraud. Henry Longworth Christopher of Baltimore promotes the system after noting perforating machines fail to stop forgers. He travels to St Louis to present the plan and plans to engage Cincinnati and California banks.
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Baltimore
Henry Longworth Christopher
Third National Bank of
Gibson House
St. Louis
Mound City
Christopher
J. Wilkes Booth
Edwin Booth
Europe
Pacific Coast
Cincinnati
Corridor Cullings Highlights Local Visitor and Hotel Outage
Wayland H. Taylor of Seaboard Air Line dining car service and Hamlet North Carolina headquarters visited Cincinnati renewing old acquaintances. The Palace Hotel darkened for about an hour due to sewer water flood in Sixth Street engine room. Whisky Trust official George D. Ebersole stayed at the Lackman to meet his three month old grandson, stating the visit was social not business.
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Wayland H. Taylor
Cincinnati
Grand Hotel
Gibson House
Am Ia
Seaboard Air Line
Hamlet
N. C
Palace Hotel
Sixth Street
George D. Ebersole
The
Whisky Trust
Lackman
Ebersole
Albert Heekin
Grand jury to probe alleged cartels and Beluchi murder case
No grand jury session Saturday. It will reconvene for a regular session to examine alleged dealer combine restricting trade. The Beluchi murder case is to be reviewed and an indictment may be brought against Michael Sottasanti, long sought by Cincinnati police, now located in the Italian army.
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Beluchi
Michael Sottasanti
Cincinnati
Large Smoke Loss Expected From Warehouses fire
Five underwriters report smoke damage will exceed direct fire loss at Ezekiel and Bernheim storehouse Cincinnati China and Glass Company and Cerbery Mitchell Company. Hundreds of boxes and fragile goods risk large uninsured losses totaling about 50 000 to salvage teams and fire crews agree on the figure.
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Ezekiel & Bernheim
Cincinnati China and Glass Company
Cerbery-Mitchell Company
Salvage Corps
Fire Department
Oil Tank Torch Ignites Fumes Burns Workman
John T. Kennel, 23, of Spring Grove Avenue near Mitchell Avenue, suffered severe burns to the head and body when a torch lit fumes above an oil tank at the Steel Foundry Company yard in Winton Place. He was improvised home care after the blaze burned hair, eyebrows, and clothing. Dr Grimes attended him.
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John T. Kennel
Spring Grove Avenue
Mitchell Avenue
Steel Foundry Company
Winton Place
Kennel
Kennell
Dr. Grimes
Wedding in Sterling Hotel Parlor
Nathan Cohen and Henrietta Glass were married in the Sterling Hotel parlor with Rev. Louis Grossmann officiating. Sidney Glass and Miss Tillie Cohen attended as relatives, Max Schullman served as master of ceremonies, and guests included L. M. Becker from New Orleans and Pauline Marks of Chicago. The couple will reside at 1703 Kinney avenue, Walnut Hills after a trip to the Eastern States.
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Nathan Cohen
Henrietta Glass
Sterling Hotel
Louis Grossmann
Sidney Glass
Tillie Cohen
Max Schullman
Kinney Avenue
Walnut Hills
L. M. Becker
New Orleans
Pauline Marks
Chicago
Indianapolis
Daniel Cohen & Co
Kidnapping Case Solved By Local Patrolman
Patrolman Tim Hanley recovered five year old Harry Farrell missing since 5 PM after a report by his mother Mrs. T Farrell of 22 East Seventh Street. The boy said a stranger led him away for blocks, gave candy, then returned near his home on Seventh Street near Walnut. Police continue to determine the motive.
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Tim Hanley
First District
T. Farrell
East Seventh Street
Harry
Hanley
Seventh Street
Walnut
Steeds Race In Street In City Thoroughfare
A horse race on Third street drew crowds in the city when John Armstrong a clerk at Foster and Thomas Burns a laborer raced from Third to Lock street. Officers Crowley and O'Brien stopped them and booked both for reckless driving at Hammond Street Station.
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Lock Street
Eggleston Avenue
John Armstrong
Thomas Burns
Third Street
Crowley
O'Brien
Hammond Street
Armstrong
Foster
Morrell Street
Burns
Ellen Street
Ohio Farm Land Values Rise Amid Labor Shortage
Department of Agriculture reports farm land values rise in several Ohio counties driven by higher tobacco prices and new milk plants. Ashland Franklin and other counties see gains from better soil upkeep, road improvements, and county demand for city milk. Ohio House members approve the pure food bill with one paired vote. Southard abstains. Burton backs river improvement funding.
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Ashland County
Carroll County
Igarke
Columbus
Franklin County
Fulton County
Geauga County
Trumbull
Wyandot
Ohio
House
Bannon
Beidler
Burton
Campbell
Dawes
Goebel
Kennedy
Mouser
Smyser
Taylor
Thomas
Webber
Southard
Rivers and Harbors
Secretary of War
Mississippi River
Missouri
Man Threatens Suicide After Reconciliation Attempt
Bert Pritchard, 26, a trussmaker, living at the Nonpareil Hotel, was found in front of his wife’s home on Armory avenue suffering from what appeared to be carbolic acid poisoning. He had sought reconciliation with his separated wife and, after taking her to Chester Park, claimed life was not worth living and threatened self harm. He was rushed to the hospital where doctors later said the danger may have been a bluff.
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Bert Pritchard
Armory Avenue
Pritchard
Chester Park
Patrol 5
Osmond
Cincinnati Boy Killed on Roof During Hammock Swing
Arthur Cook, four, of Cincinnati, and Mrs Effie Ferguson of Chicago were swinging in a hammock on a roof at 488 Eighth Avenue when a chimney supporting the hammock collapsed. The boy was killed and Mrs Ferguson suffered severe contusions and a fractured knee. She was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Arthur Cook
Cincinnati
Effie Ferguson
Ninety-third Street
Chicago
Eighth Avenue
Fight Ends In Hospital After Car Barn Dispute
In a quarrel over a small sum of money, painter Simon Miller 45 of 2623 Columbia Ave and drill presser Ben Hoffstedder 314 Audubon St were taken to City Hospital with injuries. Hoffstedder had a three inch nose wound from Miller a knife was used. Miller faced cutting to kill while Hoffstedder was charged with disorderly conduct.
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Simon Miller
Columbia Avenue
Ben Hoffstedder
Audubon Street
City Hospital
East End
Miller
Hoffstedder
W Hoffstedder
Fire at Cartnell home causes $200 loss
A fire at 2706 Jefferson Avenue in the Cartnell residence broke out around 4 AM yesterday. George Cartnell woke to flames under the kitchen floor and evacuated the family before fire crews halted the blaze. a burst gas pipe in the cellar caused the ignition.
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George Cartnell
Jefferson Avenue
Cartnell
Nine wagon calls record set at City Hospital
Early Sunday morning at City Hospital nine ambulance calls were logged in fifty five minutes between 1 and 1 55. All cases were surgical and eight patients were intoxicated while the ninth suffered multiple stab wounds from a mob. Most injuries were minor with a few exceptions. Three cases stemmed from assaults and the rest from fights.
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City Hospital
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup For Teething Cures Colic
Advertisement notes Mrs Winslow’s Syrup as a remedy for teething children. Claims it soothes gums eases pain cures wind colic and diarrhoea with a price of 25 cents per bottle.
Catholics Seek Purified Theater in Columbus Meeting
The Ohio Federation of Catholic Societies adopted measures urging members to avoid plays harmful to morality, shun scandalous theater, demand high literary quality, and protest offensive ads. They also urged increased federal funding for Catholic Indian schools and elected new officers led by Anthony B. Dunlap as president.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Catholic Societies
Catholic Federation
Congress
Anthony B. Dunlap
Cincinnati
A. Hertz
Toledo
J. O'Shaughnessey
J. A. McNamara
Lorain
Harry Gott
Anthony Duellman
Hamilton
Marshal
John Schneider
Priest in Mexican riot discharged amid sedition probe
In Hamil pan Queretaro a parish priest Garcia called natives by bells inciting a riot. Rioters looted a Rodrigues shop, stoned village prefect, and troops arrested the crowd. Judge Luis Isla freed the priest, prompting accusations of illegal conduct. federal authorities open an investigation into possible prosecution and sedition.
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Mexico City
Hamilpan
State of Queretaro
Garcia
Rodrigues
Cozio
Queretaro
Luis Isla
Young Couple Married at Wesley Avenue nuptials
Miss Alice Lusher sister of Mrs. Wesley C. Rippey wed Mr. John G. Drainie in a June 23 ceremony at Dr. David McKinney’s Wesley avenue residence. After a lakes tour the couple will reside at 1317 Grace avenue Hyde Park.
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Alice Lusher
Wesley C. Rippey
John G. Drainie
David McKinney
Wesley Avenue
Lakes
Renfro Slaying Mystery Deepens in Mayking Ky
The killing of Chief of Police William Renfro near Dorchester remains unsolved as investigators press for leads. A citizens meeting offered a 500 reward for the arrest of the shooter who fired the fatal shot.
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Commercial Tribune
Mayking
William Renfro
Dorchester
Citizens
Chautauqua Lake Tour by Erie Railroad Details
Travel notes show trips to Chautauqua Lake with return fare of 11.30 dollars via the Erie Railroad on July 6 and 27. Tickets available at 416 Walnut Street and Depot, Firth and Baymiller.
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Chautauqua Lake
Erie R. R
Walnut Street
Firth and Baymiller
Eulogy Marks Memorial Services for Governor Pattison
Clergy across Columbus Ohio held memorial services for the late Governor Pattison. Dr Washington Gladden delivered a major eulogy praising Pattison life and public service. Other ministers included R D Morgan D H Jemison A E Craig Lucien Clark and E Lee Howard. Dr Clark noted his wartime regimental chaplain role and January inaugural. Gladden cited Pattison as a new era in American politics driven by Ohio voters conscience.
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Commercial Tribune
Outlook
Columbus
Ohio
Pattison
Penitentiary
Starr
Washington Gladden
R. D. Morgan
Neil Avenue
M. E
D. H. Jemison
Indianola
A. E. Craig
Broad Street
Lucien Clark
King Avenue
E. Lee Howard
Plymouth Congregational Church
Eminent Clergy to Speak at Winona Lake Conference
The Bible conference at Winona Lake Indiana opens August nineteenth for ten days with speakers including Dr David Gregg Archdeacon Web ber Bishop Morrison of the M E Church South Dr R A Torey of Chicago Dr W E Neil of London and Dr C H Wolston of Philadelphia John Mitchell president of the United Mineworkers will speak at a conference on church work among men with special conferences on evangelist mission rescue and related lines.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Bible Conference
Winona Lake
David Gregg
Webber
Morrison
M. E. Church South
R. A. Torey
Chicago
W. E. Neil
London
England
C. H. Wolston
Philadelphia
John Mitchell
The
United Mineworkers
Death notices for Brown Hugh Wilson Manss Sophia and Sarah Marks
Death notices for Hugh Wilson Brown Sophia W Manss and Sarah Marks. Brown died Friday at 2 am with a funeral Monday at 10 am from 2229 Nelson Mt. Auburn. Dr William Judkins died June 23 with services June 26 at Friends Meeting House 8th and Mound. Sophia Manss 63 buried privately after 1:30 pm service at Price Hill. Sarah Marks 81 with funeral Monday 10:30 am at K K L chapel Price Hill.
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Warsaw
Carson Avenues
Price Hill
Marks
Sarah
Elias Marks
Wilhelm Flats
Chapel of K. K. 5. L
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