Larz Anderson Dies in the East
Larz Anderson died in Ridgefield Connecticut while visiting his brother Dr Joseph Anderson after leaving Cincinnati for an East trip. Heart disease is suspected as the cause. He was born in Cincinnati in 1845, descendant of Col Richard Clough Anderson and Judge Nicholas Longworth. He managed family estates and served on Sinking Fund Commissioners fostering Cincinnati growth and public welfare. He supported the Art Museum and Chambers of Commerce and was active in Christ Episcopal Church. He married Emma Mendenhall. children: Robert, R Clough, and George. Body en route to Cincinnati for funeral arrangements.
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Larz Anderson
Ridgefield
Conn
Joseph Anderson
East
Anderson
William Worthington
Hamilton County
Harvard
Nicholas Longworth
Joseph Longworth
Catherine Anderson
Sinking Fund Commissioners
Art Museum
Bene Cary
Chambers Commerce and
Commercial Club
Queen City Club
Grandin Road
Christ Episcopal Church
Emma
George Mendenhall
Robert Anderson
R. Clough Anderson
George Anderson
Men grace the new George Golde Co joggery shop opening
The Cincinnati event blends music flowers and gifts for visiting men at the Fifth and Race streets dedication. The new store showcases a comprehensive display of modern men's wear for home street and business use, signaling a stylish up-to-date trend in local dress.
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Cincinnati
George Golde & Co
Fifth and
Race Streets
Legion
Ide & Co
King Collar Button Co
Policeman Henry Kohl granted divorce from Susan Kohl
Henry Kohl a policeman was granted a divorce from Susan Kohl whom he married in 1992. Kohl testified his wife neglected him for years and witnesses supported the claim, Judge Card allowed a decree. Alfaretta B Miller sought divorce from John B Miller, whose whereabouts are unknown after leaving his wife in 1899 following a year together in Brooklyn. Lena Hyde seeks divorce and alimony from Gabriel Hyde charging him with living with Belle Williams.
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Henry Kohl
Susan Kohl
Detectives Track Man Targeting Jewelry Houses
Chief of Detectives Crawford told roll call last night of a man roaming jewelry stores. He tries to buy on credit or memorandum, cites prominent citizens, and seeks to reserve pieces for a next day cash return. Crawford suspects pennyweighting.
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Crawford
Train Schedule Notice for Erie Route and Rates
Chautauqua and retirement fare listed at 11.39 with 2 percent, valid for 30 days. Erie Railroad offers a through train daily at 8 p.m with arrival by lake at 7 03 a.m. Contact Erie ticket office at 11 West Fourth Street for details.
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Chautauqua & Ret
Erie R. R
Lake
Erie Ticket Office
Fourth Street
Queen of Summer Trips Baltimore to Boston by Sea
Advertises a coastwise pleasure trip offered by Merchants and Miners' Transportation Company with Baltimore to Boston sailings. Invites readers to contact the Passenger Department for details and tour book.
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Baltimore
Boston
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Suburban Newsletter Prompt Seeks Readers for Tribune
A terse note urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune with a cryptic line about thinking and not thinking. It hints at a promotional push and a request for subscription details or response.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Whisky-Standard Brands Aging Up to Nine Years
Whisky Standard brands including Sherwood Rye Guckenheimer Rye Oscar Pepper Bourbon and McBrayer Bourbon now aged 8 to 9 years. Sold in full quart bottles priced at 10 per dozen bottles with net pricing noted.
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McBrayer
Community Raises Funds for Pearl Street Playgrounds Baths
Miss Mary C Gallagher aims to raise 500 dollars to reopen free baths at Pearl Street Playgrounds by July 1. So far 211 dollars subscribed. plumbing costs 300 dollars. attendant costs 90 dollars for July to September. Gifts include Mrs. Christie Herron 25 dollars, Union Savings Bank 5 dollars, and thirty Woman's Club members at one dollar each, among many others.
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Mary C. Gallagher
Pearl Street
Miss Gallagher
William Christie Herron
F. Burckhart
Misses Gallagher
Oliver Perin
Albert Mitchell
M. Cooper
Therese Workum
Whelpley
Misses Stewart
Wm.Worthington
Julia Worthington
T. J. Emery
Abbie Dittman
Pittsburg Glass Company
Alice Holabird
Union Savings Bank
Milton McRae
L. Dymond
Dauretta Gibson
Slade
Wm. Austin Goodman
Oscar Ruple
John Henry
Robbins
Stewart Shillito
Geo. W. McA
Board of Public Service Orders Arrests for Sewer Noncompliance
The Board of Public Service acting as a Board of Health passes ten resolutions demanding five day abatement for sewer connections at numerous properties including owned by D. P. Allen and A. J. Gilligan. Immediate arrests may follow continued noncompliance as Building Inspector Tooker enforces a new ordinance giving authority to prosecute failures as misdemeanors.
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Board of Public Service
Board of Health
D. P. Allen
Fred Otten
C. W. Shipley
Scott Bonham
Frederick A. Schmidt
J. Bogen
Estimating Contest Offers 14 900 Prize Chances
The notice describes a $34 000 Estimating Contest with 1 490 chances and ten chances per participant. Ten participants share 14 900 opportunities to win any prize or a portion of the total prize pool.
Henry Hanna Gives $5000 to Home for Incurables
Henry Hanna donated five thousand dollars yesterday morning to the Home for Incurables. The gift completes half of the needed funds for a new Beechwood avenue Beechwood Hills building site on five acres with seventy five trees. Managers urge further public contributions to finish the project.
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Henry Hanna
Beechwood Avenue
East
Walnut Hills
Three Committed to Longview Asylum by Probate Court
Frank Crowley an 8 year old printer of 339 West Court Street was sent to Longview Asylum for the third time. Sadie Clarkson a colored woman of Wyoming was sent out for the second time. Mrs Josephine Ziebold of Woodlawn has been insane three years and her husband, who sued for divorce, is likely to withdraw after learning she is insane.
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Longview Asylum
Frank Crowley
West Court Street
Sadie Clarkson
Wyoming
Josephine Ziebold
Woodlawn
Warder Faces Possible Removal as Lincoln Park Superintendent
A letter from Reuben H. Warder claims a Chicago Park Commission split over his reappointment. He states four members oppose him, backed by the Mayor, while three support his continued tenure, leaving his future in jeopardy unless a settlement occurs.
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Reuben H. Warder
Chicago Park Commission
Lincoln Park
Chamber of Commerce Outing Ideas Spur Grand Gathering
Discussion on Change yesterday morning proposed a Chamber of Commerce outing inviting all member employees. The idea drew strong support and may lead to a Chamber of Commerce Day at the Festival with free tickets for employees, likely boosting attendance to rival that of President's Day.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Frank Foulds
Fall Festival Association
Foulds
Norwood National Bank to Open Next Tuesday
The National Bank of Norwood will open its doors on July 1. The charter is en route, backed by city leaders, with $100 000 capital and a savings department offering 3 percent annual interest for six months. Temporary quarters will be in the Derby Building on Montgomery Pike. Name and roles of key executives are listed.
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National Bank of
Norwood
Derby Building
Montgomery Pike
Sherman
O. H. L. Wernicke
C. H. M. Atkins
Thomas McEvilley
J. M. Crawford
C. E. Page
Aaron McNeill
B. H. Hargrave
George Bullock
W. C. Collins
Charles Hinsch
Rev W E Parry Ordained at Ninth Street Church
At Ninth Street Baptist Church a large delegation attended the examination of W E Parry. The Church Council passed him with honor. Ordination services followed with scripture by G W Cassidy a sermon by C S Brown charges by W G Partridge and laying on of hands by O C Kirkham F A Licht and H N Quisenberry with benediction given by the new minister Rev W E Parry.
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Ninth Street Baptist Church
W. E. Parry
Church Council
G. W. Cassidy
O. C. Kirkham
C. 8. Brown
W. G. Partridge
H. N. Quisenberry
F. A. Licht
Mr. Parry
Hauck Brewing President Recovering From Appendectomy
Louis J. Hauck, president of Hauck Brewing Company, underwent surgery at Christ's Hospital for appendicitis and was reported doing very nicely by hospital authorities.
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Louis J. Hauck
Louis J.hauck
The
Hauck Brewing Company
Christ's Hospital
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