Notifica tion Day Plans in Cincinnati Democrats and Republicans Vie
Local committee elders in Cincinnati convened at the Hotel Linton to organize Notifica tion Day events honoring William Howard Taft. The group elected officers, formed a large executive board, and outlined a day with gun salutes, flag raising, band concerts, a luncheon, public reception, and fireworks. Donations quickly began, with over $1,200 raised as plans for illumination, decorations, and transportation were debated and set.
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Poodle Teddy at Heart of Hyde Park Replevin Suit
M. J. Roche of Hyde Park sues Letter Carrier Frank Hawkins in Justice Muller's court over ownership of a poodle named Teddy. Roche says the dog wandered from the Roche home during an airing and took up residence with the Hawkins family. Hawkins rejects the claim. A writ of replevin was issued and Constable Ben Tebbe is to produce Teddy in court on July 1.
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Michael Ryan
Otto Armleder
J. G. Schmidlapp
Frank Wiborg
L. L Sadler
George Puchta
Leopold Markbreit
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Death of Hyde Park confectioner W. W. M. Goode
W. W. M. Goode a longtime Hyde Park confectioner died yesterday at his Madison road and Erie avenue home after a long illness. He took over his father’s business more than fifty years ago and leaves a widowed sister and his aged mother. The funeral is set for 10:00 A M Monday in Spring Grove Cemetery chapel.
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Madison Road
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Hyde Park
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J. Goode
Spring Grove Cemetery
City Health Opens Milk Station No 3 at St Pauls Cathedral
Milk Station No 3 of the City Health Department opens to the public in a room of St Pauls Cathedral at Seventh and Plumer streets. Hours are 8:30 to 10:30 am and 4 to 5 pm daily. Mrs Lida J Moore of 1022 Findlay Street serves as parish visitor in charge.
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Pin Removed From Ruth Lackner After Stomach Operation
Physicians at City Hospital yesterday extracted a pin from the stomach of Ruth Lackner, seven, of 419 Laurel Street, using X ray guidance and surgery. The pin slipped into the stomach as the child laughed. The operation was successful and she was sent home.
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Knocker Club Guests Tour Water Works Plant
The Knocker Club of the Business Men's Club will tour the new Water Works plant today guided by Acting Chief Engineer Benzenberg and guest escort Harry Manss. Invited attendees include Otto Armleder C H M Atkins J B Braunstein C B Braunstein J A Burgett A E Burkhardt and many others from business and civic circles.
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Board of Public Service
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Otto Armleder
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H. T. Atkins
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C. B. Braunstein
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A. E. Burkhardt
George S
Paul M. Millikin
Harry L. Manns
A. W. Macbrair
W. D. Nixon
E. V. Overman
N. L. Pierson
H. M. Pollock
George Puchta
J. Weld Peck
R. R. Reynolds
John Ringgold
Cc. H. Rowe
Frank H. Shaffer
William H. Stewart
H. H. Suydam
Death of Young Lawyer Kronenberger In River Inquest
Coroner Cameron held an inquest into the death of Harry L Kronenberger a young attorney who drowned in the Little Miami River near Spotless Town camp. James Cook testified he heard cries for help and rescued Dorothy Baer and the man attempting to save her. Kronenberger drowned after they jumped from a canoe to bathe. his body was recovered about 8:80. Baer to testify next morning.
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Harry L. Kronentberger
Little Miami
County Commissioners Set Fiscal Year Tax Levy at 5.215 Mills
The County Commissioners set the coming fiscal year levy at 5.215 mills down from 6.715 last year. The levy funds county, judicial, bridges, roads, soldiers relief, elections, library, hospital, interest, sinking, and pensions for the blind with specified mill allocations and includes 381,000 for pensions and fairgrounds repairs but omits the jail fund which requires voter approval.
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Carthage Fair Grounds
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission on File at City Library
The first publication of the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission is now on file in the City Library in Vine street. It outlines the fund’s plan and scope and lists all awards made since establishment through October 31, 1907.
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Vine Street
Carnegie Fund
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