Second National German Sunday School Convention Opens
Nearly 400 delegates from cities gathered at Wesley chapel East Fifth Street near Broadway for a German Sunday school convention. President Munz opened with a speech on Jesus and His Father as experts from across the nation prepared to address progress in Sunday school work. An evening concert by the United Singers drew a large audience with orchestral and vocal performances.
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Wesley Chapel
East Fifth Street
Broadway
Frederick Munz
National Association
H. G. Leist
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
F. E. Hirsch
Charles City
H. M. Becker
St. Louis
Eugene Wiffenbach
Warrenton
I. Pluemete
Brenham
Tex
H. C. Loeppert
Appleton
Wis
Joseph Clark
Ohio Sunday
F. W. Schneider
Berea
Herbert Moninger
Cincinnati
C. W. Hertzler
David G. Downey
Sunday School Association
John I. Nielsen
Omaha
Neb
Fredrich Munz
Covington
Newport
Edwin Odys Schroetter
Cramer
Yale Graduates Aid Plan Heads to Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Yale Club appoints Charles P. Taftees Shipley and Cadet Newell Hargrave to run a bureau seeking unemployed Yale graduates. The initiative targets new grads and cadets without work aiming to place them.
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Cincinnati
Yale
Cincinneati
Yale Club
Charles P. Taftees
Shipley
Newell Hargrave
Massachusetts Women Oppose Suffrage in Strong Campaign
A powerful Massachusetts women’s association against woman suffrage leads a vigorous protest drive. Led by president Mrs. G Howland Shaw and treasurer Mrs. James M. Codman, the group plans national reach and a branch expansion soon, including in Cincinnati.
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Massachusetts
New England
G. Howland Shaw
Massachusetts Association
James M. Codman
Citizens Plan to Dedicate Engine House
Citizens of the Fourth ward met at Fire Company No. 6 to plan the dedication of the new engine house moved there weeks ago. The event on July 10 includes speakers, refreshments, and a fireworks display with invites to former and current city council members. Planning continues at a June 30 meeting. John Nicholson chairs, S. Edward Hamilton is secretary, and Mike Sullivan treasurer.
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Fourth Ward
Fire Company No. 6
Pearl and Martin Streets
Engine Company
Old City Council
New City Council
John Nicholson
S. Edward Hamilton
Mike Sullivan
Youth Drowns While Camping At Great Miami River
Frank Allgeier 17, of 1579 Tremont Ave Fairmount, nephew of City Fireman John Allgeier, drowned in the Great Miami River near Lower River Road while camping with friends on Thursday morning. A companion swimmer tried to save him but could not reach him. officials believe cramps caused the tragedy.
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Frank Allgeier
Tremont Avenue
Fairmount
John Allgeier
Great
Miami River
Lower River’ Road
Allgeier
Lecture on Oberammergau Draws Hyde Park Audience
Attorney Scott Bonham delivered a lecture on Oberammergau at Hyde Park town hall with stereopticon views pleasing a large audience. The piece notes the talk as part of local meeting programming and hints at cultural interest in the town. The Cincinnati East ern Star announces annual memorial services at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. This public service is scheduled for Sunday at 7 p.m. The Cincinnati Zionist Society plans its seventh annual outing for next Sunday at Madison Park near Oakley car line.
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Scott Bonham
Oberammergau
Hyde Park Town Hall
Order of Eastern Star of Cincinnati
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
The
Cincinnati Zionist Society
Madison Park
Oakley
Son of W J Bryan Weds Miss Berger of Milwaukee
Liam Jennings event and Miss Helen Virginia Berger of Milwaukee were married at 8:80 o'clock this morning at Kinnikinnie Lodge on Grand Lake. The quiet outdoor ceremony was attended by immediate family. Rev W S Huntington of Crete Nebraska officiated with Miss Edna Baker of Lincoln Nebraska as maid of honor and Samuel Berger, the bride’s brother, as best man.
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Liam Jennings
Helen Virginia Berger
Milwaukee
Kinnikinnie Lodge
F. .D. Levering
Grand Lake
W. S.huntington
Crete
Neb
Edna Baker
Lincoln
Samuel Berger
Tutor's Wife Visits After Assault Incident
Reports indicate Dr. Carl Ziegler will not face charges for allegedly assaulting Willie Kelley of 819 Freeman Avenue during Turnfest. Mrs Ziegler visited the Kelley home, expressing sorrow, while Mrs Kelley and daughter Marie urged health over litigation as the boy's condition remains serious and medical teams weigh possible surgery.
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Carl Ziegler
Willie Kelley
Freeman
Avenue
Kelley
First Intermediate School
Willie
Kelleys
Marie
Dr. Ziegler
Taft Faces Largest Tariff Bill in U S History
Frederic J. Haskin notes Taft would confront a record-sized tariff measure possibly surpassing the Wilson Gorman act. The piece surveys past presidential vetoes and signings from Tyler to McKinley, Harrison, Cleveland, and Taft, highlighting how tariff law history shapes today’s moment.
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Taft
White House
Tyler
Cleveland
Potket
William McKinley
John Tyler
Congress
Harrison- Tyler
Harrison
Tylen
Treasury
John Quincy Adams
Arthur
Nelson W. Aldrich
Benjamin Harrison
Aldrich
McKinley
Dingley
Gorman
Wilson
Payne
Catchings
Senate
Démocrats
United States
William H. Taft
Covyright
Fredericcs
Haskin
Pedestrian Hit by Brick in Washington Park Fight Claim
Fred Bartley, 27, of 23 Mercer Street, was injured yesterday afternoon after colliding with a brick thrown in Washington Park. He was taken to the city hospital with a deep forehead wound and alleges a fight occurred, though he says he was not a participant.
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Fred Bartley
Mercer Street
City Hospital
Bartley
Washington Park
Driver's Skull Fractured In Street Collision
Alpheus Obanian a 40 year old coal wagon driver of 1025 West Seventh Street lies in a city hospital with a fractured skull after a collision with another wagon on Kirby Road and Martha Avenue. He had stepped from his seat to adjust a horse when one wagon moved, trapping him between the vehicles.
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Alpheus Orbanion
Seventh Street
Kirby Road
Martha Avenue
Obanion
Boy Shotself in Accident Near East Highth Street
A 13-year-old boy Willie Dynes fired a blank 22 caliber cartridge at his home near 534 East Highth Street. He was taken to the city hospital for treatment after the incident.
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Willie Dynes
East Highth Street
Ie Eeen
Iity Stal
Summer Schools to Open in Cincinnati
Free summer schools in Cincinnati open Monday morning at the Third Intermediate School. Attendance is welcome for sessions lasting from morning until noon. Details about locations and schedule are unclear in the text.
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Cincinnati
Semekpal
Pastor Sails for Europe to Study London Missions
The Rev. A. J. Nast sailed yesterday for Europe to spend the summer abroad. In England he will investigate missionary work in London, furnish papers and lectures, and assess the mission scene as editor of the Mechodiat paub jon, Christliche apologeta.
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Rev
A. J. Nast
London
Europe
England
Mr. Nast
Panie
Ast
Christliche Apologeta
Equity Society to Pay Kirk 927 000
The Equity Society will pay T H Kirk about 27 000 on 156 000 pounds of 1907 burley tobacco purchased by Kirk. Costs of litigation estimated at 2 600 will be added to reach the 27 000 settlement. The tobacco graded at Bodmann warehouse will be auctioned early in the week with expected proceeds around 19 500 based on 15 ½ cents per pound. The payout ends a six month court case.
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T. H. Kirk
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Broker
Burley Tobacco Society of
Kentucky
Kirk
Bodmann Tobacco
Burley
Equity Society
Engine Kills Man On Railway Job
John Kerl a 45 year old night watchman for the C L Railway was killed when an engine struck him near his home at 1623 Waverly avenue the incident occurred at night and police are investigating the death
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John Kerl
Waverly Avenue
C. & L. Railway
Bread Stamp Law Stirs City Council Action
Los Angeles council passes ordinance requiring every loaf of bread offered for sale to bear a stamp with the baker's name. The measure specifies the stamp must be applied before the bread is baked.
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Los Angeles
LOS _ANGELES
Ethan
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