S O U s High Grade Pianos For Little Money Sale
A local ad promotes three piano lot sale options at reduced prices to clear stock. Lot 1 offers Steinway uprights and grands formerly rented for concerts, Lot 2 presents Wurlitzer uprights from rentals to schools and homes, Lot 3 features popular piano makes traded in for Apollo 8 note player pianos.
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Steinway
Steinway Hall
Tically New Creinway
Delow
Apollo
Apollo Player
A. B. Chase
Vose
Wurlitzer
Cincinnati
A. Beeton
Corner Stone Laying at Evanston Presbyterian Church
The Evanston Presbyterian church plans a corner stone ceremony today with ministers Knox Shields McKibbin and Parks participating. The event marks growth from a 1894 mission with 250 members and $30 000 total cost including lot and furnishings.
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New Presbyterian Church
Evanston
Thomas Knox
G. W. Shields
William McKibbin
D. W. Parks
Herald and Presbyter
Bandits Kill Polish General and Daughter in Ambush
In Kielce area General Sytin chief of gendarmerie was ambushed and fatally shot along with his daughter who accompanied him. A pursuing patrol suffered one killed and one mortally wounded as bandits fled.
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Warsaw
Sytin
Kielce
City Budget to be Brought Up Tomorrow
City council plans to pass a multi fund budget totaling 2 645 066 72 with general safety health service hospital infirmary waterworks university observatory park funds. If not approved tomorrow a special session will be called for July 2 to sign the appropriations before Acting Mayor Galvin leaves for the Elk's reunion in Los Angeles.
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University
Observatory
Galvin
Eilk
Los Angeles
Post-Mortem On Exhumed Body Reveals No Suspect Violence
Deputies and the coroner conducted a post mortem on Ward Ward 50 colored after an exhumation ordered by Ware's son-in-law alleging an assault before death. The examination found 400 minor marks and a brain hemorrhage likely due to heart disease, with no evidence of foul play.
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Range
Howard Ward
Ware
Des
Widely Scattered Class Gathers For A Reunion
Graduates of University meet for their pentennial banquet at the Altamont. The class of 1904 dispersed widely, with members in Cincinnati, Washington state, Oklahoma, and the Southeast. Felix J. Koch presided as Gustav Ahlbrandt and many others attended the informal gathering and banquet.
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of University
Altamont
Felix J. Koch
Gustav Ahlbrandt
Middletown
Clarence Bahlman
Cora Box
Alice Bryan
Lucy Collins
Dayton
Lydia’ de ' Courcey
Martha Fillmore
Walter Heintz
Frank Colville
Holden ‘Crane
Felix’ J. Koch
Fred Mehlhope
Celia
Governor orders National Guard to Georgetown
Governor Wilson ordered the local National Guard to protect Will Taylor, a Black man jailed in Georgetown. Taylor is charged with attempting a criminal assault on the four year old daughter of white farmer Brookings. Troops departed shortly before midnight.
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Lexington
Wilson
National Guard
Georgetown
Will Taylor
K- Brookings
Kentucky postmasters named in state appointments
Special dispatch from Washington reports Kentucky postoffice appointments. White Ash Lee county William B. Johnson replaces J Tompkins resigned. Adair county William C Watts replaces Nina Davis resigned. Mortons Gap Luther C Brown named in place of A Franklin removed.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Kentucky
Postoffice
White Ash
Lee County
William B. Johnson
Portland
Adair County
William C. Watts
Nina’ Davis
Mortons Gap
Franklin
R Noid
Steinway pianos priced for rental and sale
Rented for concerts and commencement exercises, Steinway piano prices listed. Steinway Vertegrand Upright regular price 554 dollars, Steinway Upright Style II regular price 600 dollars. A note shows 5200 and 300 dollars as quoted figures.
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Steinway
J. & O. Fischer
Haines Bros
Stock
Ebersole
Hamilton
Kimball
Apollo
A. B. Chase
Pleasant Ridge lays cornerstone for new high school
Pleasant Ridge witnessed a large ceremony as Masons and local officials laid the cornerstone of the new Pleasant Ridge High school building. The project, estimated at about 70 000 dollars, involved a parade led by the Syrian Temple band and featured speeches on education and community progress. The event paused village business as residents and guests observed the rites and a benediction closed the proceedings.
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Pleasant Ridge
Pleasant Ridge High School
Ohio
Syrian Temple
Ennis Cox
Hazel Senour
A.G. Senour
Fred. Tiester
William Schuhardt
The
Brotherhood. of Man
T. L. Simmerman
E. D. Lyon
Woodward High School
Lyon
Individue
A. G. Senour
Grand Lodge of Masons
Knights of Pythias
Jacob H. Bromwell
City Hall Notes on street laborers and drainage bids
City crews appointed as laborers in streets and sewer repair. Names include Joseph Braunstein John Hay Fred Schuck William Schubeler Frank M Mary Goodhue avenue residents seek private-property access relief. Moniteith Place Hyde Park drainage petition referred to engineer. Walter Harting named drug messenger at city hospital. McCharthy Bros won water mains contract at 15 202.50. Hopkins avenue repair urged as Avondale to Norwood route. Committees to decide on Louisville and Nashville viaduct recommendation amid expected signatories dispute. Board of estimators issued notices.
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Joseph Braunstein
John Hay
Fred Schuck
William Schubeler
Frank M. Mary
Goodhue , Avenue
Price Hill
Board of Public Service
Goodhue Avenue
Kellogg
Montieth Place
Hyde, Park
Walter Harting
Albert Haefner
McCharthy Bros
P. J. Schneider
Hopkins Avenue
Woodburn Avenue
Avondale
Norwood
Shipley
Council
The Right School for Your Boy Catalog Free
An advertisement from Racine Wisconsin promises a catalog and booklet on “The right school for your boy” claiming that returning from Racine College will develop him mentally morally and physically while keeping buoyant spirit and vigor. Send for the free catalogue.
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Sean
Clare
Fowke
Loveti
Wir
J Rieker
Gorner-Stone
Mission Suny
Norwood Presbyterian Church
J. Jopkins
St. Gabriel’s Church
Glendale
F. J. Hynes
Hyde Park
William Hickey
Riéebow Crane
M. O. Burns
Mt. Washington Methodist Episcopal Church
George W. Keen
Guy Potter Benton
Miami University
H. C. Johnson
New York
Linton Hotel
A. L. Ellett
Willson
NEW
Blue ‘Grass State
Fiorerome
Rudolph Wurlitzer Co
East Fourth ST
Walnut
Masons
Scott Bonham
Granada
William B. Melish
William H. Armstrong
Joel C. Clore
John H. Dunhalter
Joseph W. Kahler
Joseph Kirkup
B. Markland
Charles G. Kline
Mathew A. Fels
Edward Jacobs
T. J. Byrne
P. J. Corbett
Cornelius Corbett
David J. Corbett
Howard David
Harry Nitzschman
Henry Wierlert
Max Kemberg
Daniel Brill
Frank Wimmers
Daniel Healey
Frank V. Lamping
Bernard Walterman
Leo B. Blaesi
Charles E. Ashcraft
E. W.boston
Horvitz
Frank Seiler
Journeymen
John E. Kennedy
Patrick J. McHugh
John Eulis
M. R. Manley
John J. Bickett
Thomas Trimble
William Stevens
Ie Melrose
William McBreen
Thomas J. Harding
Patrick McDermott
Edward J. Hannan
Charles Rudler
John Stanton
Charles R. Senkbeil
Fred Westhaus
Martin Nolan
John M. Weghorst
Nicholas Theis
Joseph Noel
City Hall Notes
Racine
Racine College
Racine, Wis
Ohio Mechanics Institute
John L. Shearer
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