Last Tributes to Larz Anderson
Funeral services for Larz Anderson were held at the family residence in Walnut Hills. Attendees included Queen City Club and Commercial Club members and other associates. Bishop Boyd Vincent and Rev Howard Melish officiated with hymns and a religious poem. The body was interred at Spring Grove Cemetery with family pallbearers.
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Larz Anderson
Grandin Road
Walnut Hills
Anderson
Queen City Club
Commercial Club
Episcopal Church
Boyd Vincent
Howard Melish
Christ Church
Vincent
Newman
Paradise
Spring Grove Cemetery
Melish
Sinking Fund Trustees Vote Their Esteem
At a meeting of the Sinking Fund Trustees the President Mr Taft announced the death of Larz Anderson former member of the board A tribute In Memoriam Larz Anderson 1845 1902 recalls his service from 1891 to 1897 as a faithful worker in public and private trusts He is praised as kind tolerant zealous and a delightful associate and friend and useful citizen
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Sinking Fund
Taft
Larz Anderson
Hinkle
Anderson
No Receiver Ordered for Oxford College in Butler County
United States Court heard Lillie M. Walker's plea for a receiver for Oxford College. Judge Thompson found no grounds for appointment but barred Shira Welliver and Morey from voting or disposing of disputed stock while mortgage claims proceed.
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Lillie M. Walker
Oxford College
Ind
Butler County
United States
Thompson
Walker
Wellive
Welliver
Shera
John F. Ankenbauer
Harry Hilout
Cincinnati
Caleb A. Shira
Mr. Welliver
H. L. Morey
Savings of years stolen from trunk
William Lindsay of Philip Carey Manufacturing in Lockland reported a theft of 480 from his trunk at the Citinger home where he boarded with Mrs. J. Oilinger. Lindsay found the trunk broken on returning from work at about 5 pm, with police unable to locate the money or clues. He had saved for years and the sum was all he had.
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William Lindsay
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Lockland
Lindsay
J. Oilinger
Lockland Bank
Citinger
Miners Visit City as Guests of Luhrig Coal Co
About two hundred miners and families from Athens Ohio, employed by the Luhrig Coal Company, arrived in the city last evening to tour sights today. The company covers transportation and hotel costs with trolley rides to suburbs and points of interest. Visitors are housed at the Dennison Hotel.
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Luhrig Coal Company
Athens
Luhrig Company
Dennison
Claim of False Imprisonment Filed for $10000
Schuyler P. Johnson an insurance solicitor sues Western and Southern Insurance Co and its Superintendent Thomas Skelton for $10000 claiming arrest on a false embezzlement charge on January 14 harmed his reputation and business. He seeks judgment through attorney Wow Symmes.
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Schuyler P. Johnson
Western and Southern Insurance Company
Thomas Skelton
Johnson
Skelton
Wow. Symmes
Wife sues ex hus band over alimony arrears
Mrs Anna Severet Cox, wife of John A Severet and resident of 838 Dayton Street, files suit seeking 950 dollars. She says a private agreement after their 184 divorce required 50 dollars monthly alimony for life, which he has not paid since August 1599. Attorney J C Clore represents her.
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J. Cc. Clore
Erie Railroad Through Train Schedule Notice
Chautauqua and retiree fare listed at 11.30 for July 4 and 26 with a 30 day window. The route via Erie R R remains unchanged with daily through service departing at 8 p m and arriving at 7 08 am. Full details available at the Erie ticket office 11 West Fourth Street.
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Chautauqua & Ret
Erie R. R
Lake
Erie Ticket Office
West Fourth Street
Tenfold Brain Contest Offers 1490 Prizes for Estimates
A promotional offer invites readers to assemble brains from nine friends to boost chances of winning in a $34 000 contest with 1490 prizes. Participants are urged to send in estimates to increase opportunities per person.
Great rains sweep across the nation flooding areas and easing drought
A broad storm drenched Cincinnati and many states with heavy rain from the Rocky Mountains to the Alleghenies and Gulf coastal regions. Cincinnati reported 1.75 inches in 24 hours while Galveston and Shreveport saw higher totals. The storm’s center moved from Arkansas toward the Ohio Valley with more showers likely. Weather notes show cool in the Northwest and hot in the South along with mixed crop impact from floods.
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Cincinnati
Esterday
Rocky Mountains
Alleghanies
Gulf District
Lakes
Shreveport
Galveston
Tex
Iowa
Illinois
Arkansas
Ohio Valley
United States Weather Bureau
Ohio and West Virginia Weekend Weather Outlook
Ohio and West Virginia expect showers and thunderstorms with southeast to south winds on Sunday. Indiana sees rain then fair Sunday with fresh northwest winds. Kentucky forecasts fair Sunday, rising temperatures, and Monday increasing cloudiness.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Pacific Coast Travel by Pullman Ordinary Anounced
Pacific Coast travel via new Pullman ordinary runs from Cincinnati every Friday with vestibuled cars and full conveniences. Competent agents operate through Louisville Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso and Los Angeles to San Francisco. Berth rates are less than half the regular sleeper price and agents at B O 8 W Railway Illinois Central or South Pacific Co. can arrange travel. Contact F W Harlow D P A Cincinnati or W H Connor C A Cincinnati.
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Pacific Coast
Cincinnati
Louisville
Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
el Pa
Los Angeles
San Francisco
W. Railway
Illinois Central Railroad
South Pacific Co
F. W. Harlow
W. H. Connor
C. A
Marcus Brothers sue to regain fire policies
Abel and Max Marcus, pants makers on East Pearl street, sue Isaac N. Straus to recover fire insurance policies held for safekeeping. The petition alleges an attempt to secure creditor extensions if policies were handed to Straus, which creditors did not approve. Straus refuses to surrender policies without a court order as creditors are cited to Insolvency Court tomorrow.
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Abel
Max Marcus
East Pearl Street
Isaac N. Straus
Marcus Brothers
Straus
Mr. Straus
Postmaster Names Twelve Mail Clerks for New Year
Postmaster BH R Monfort named twelve clerks to begin duty July 1. Appointees include Irdn J Sieber John W Bratton Henry L Niemeyer Howard A Elliott and others. Two substitute clerks Percy B Groves and Harry J Ell promoted to carriers to add staff in the St Bernard district. George W Brock replaces deceased Clerk Jas Morgan. Further carrier appointments to be announced in September or October.
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Fred Hampel
Percy B. Groves
Harry J. Ell
St. Bernard
George W. Brock
Jas. Morgan
Tax Citations Boost Personalty Returns to Board of Supervisors
Citations issued by the Board of Supervisors prompted $99,950 in personal property tax returns. Administrators of estates reported $74,000 in recovered value, while firms and individuals added $24,400 through taxation actions. Additional citations will target heads of several corporations for failing to file proper returns. Also noted is a $34,000 Estimating Contest with 1,490 prizes and 14,900 chances for participants.
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Board of Supervisors
Armstrong
Divorces Granted by Judge Spiegel and Judge Smith
Nellie Clark was granted a divorce from Joseph Clark, a street paver, for neglect and failure to provide. Judge Sam Smith granted slugh B Wood a divorce from Carrie Wood amidst claims of maltreatment and alcoholism. Fred B Haglage sued Ida Haglage for divorce on habitual drunkenness and neglect of duty.
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Spiegel
Nellie Clark
Joseph Clark
Sam Smith
Slugh B. Wood
Carrie Wood
Fred B. Haglage
Ida
Smith Reichel Couple Wed in West Fourth Home
Smith Reichel married Frederick Spent at 740 West Fourth. Rev Speiser officiated. The couple planned a trip to Cleveland after the ceremony. They will reside at 712 West Sixth Street after their return.
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Mayee
Frederick
West Fourth
Speiser
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Sued on Bill of Goods by A B Gross & Co
A B Gross and Company of New York sued the Albert F Hoffmeister Company of West Seventh Street for 2746 dollars and 24 cents, claiming it is due on a bill of goods sold in 1899.
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A. B. Gross & Co
New York
Albert F. Hoffmeister Company
Dreas
West Seventh Street
Picnic disturbances concern Madisonville pastors on Sundays
In Madisonville Central avenue and Main street church leaders report Sunday picnic parties disturbing services. Marshal and police asked to watch for further disruptions. Engineer Reed Weissacker of Cincinnati Traction surveys Madisonville line for a city wide map. Mistletoe Lodge elects officers. Monitor Baseball Club to play Bell Telephone. A sycamore in the Indian burial ground measures 22.5 feet in trunk diameter by Miss Sallie Miller.
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Madisonville
Central Avenue
Main Street
Reed Weissacker
Cincinnati Traction Company
Mt. Lookout
Mistletoe Lodge
K. of P
Sallie Miller
Norwood National Bank to Open Next Tuesday in Derby Building
Norwood National Bank will open next Tuesday in the Derby Building. The Pleasant Ridge Lodge No 282 F and A M set a record attendance Saturday night for the Master Mason Degree conferred on William B Stewart, Kennedy-Silverton school principal, Ray Stowe of Silverton with C N R R, and John Marvin, son of Postmaster J J Marvin. Nearly 200 visiting brethren attended with wide lodge representation in Hamilton County. Mrs Johny W Tidball and Mrs Beach plan a garden party for the Ladies Circle of the Presbyterian Church next Wednesday at Tidball grounds Norwood Heights. Prof and Mrs Lloyd of Harris avenue have returned from California.
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Norwood National Bank
Derby
Pleasant Ridge Lodge
A. M
William 3B. Stewart
Kennedy-Silverton
Ray Stowe
Silverton
C. N. R. R. Company
John Marvin
J. J.marvin
Pleasant Ridge
Hamilton County
Johny W. Tidball
Beach
The
Presbyterian Church
Tidball
Rose
Feldman
Norwood Heights
Lloyd
Harris Avenue
California
Tennis Club Courts Begin At Madison And Brownway
Work started on the new tennis club courts at Madison and Brownway avenues. Club members include Mables and La Rempe, Aline McCord, Charlotte Elliott, Eva Woods, Laura Parcher, Blanch Hooker, and Stella Cordes. A large party from St. Marys Church and Sunday school attended the union picnic at Miami Grove yesterday.
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Madison and
Brownway Avenues
Mables and
la Rempe
Aline McCord
Charlotte Elliott
Eva Woods
Laura Parcher
Blanch Hooker
Stella Cordes
St. Mary’s Church
Miami Grove
Spence Elected Principal at RossmoyreDeer Park School
David Spence has been elected to succeed Charles W. Leever as principal of the Rossmoyre Deer Park school. Leever resigns to accept a Government position after ten years in the role. Ida Johnson, long time assistant, also resigns to take an extended trip to Arizona. successor to be announced.
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David Spence
Charles W. Leever
Rossmoyre-Deer Park
Leever
Ida Johnson
Settee Fire Sparks Village Alarm At Erie and Edwards
A settee caught fire yesterday morning at Mrs. Hunt's flats on Erie avenue and Edwards road. George Bloss and George Lostro helped form a temporary fire brigade, tossing the burning seat from a window as water splashed the room. Mrs. Hunt's dog was saved. Council likely to settle the Edwards road or Madison road extension issue at tomorrow night’s meeting.
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Erie Avenue
Edwards Road
Madison Road
Resignation of Western Tract Society Secretary Ritchie
Melville Ritchie has handed in his resignation as Secretary of the Western Tract Society after four years. He becomes President of the Carriage Supply Company, a new incorporated business. A complimentary resolution praised his efficiency and a successor will be appointed by Revs. E. P. Whailda, P. Robertson and J. Webb Jr.
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Melville Ritchie
Western
Tractete
Ritchie
Rotary
Carriage Supply Company
The
Tract Society
E. P. Whailda
P. Robertson
J. Webb
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed as Blood Remedy
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the essential cure for all blood diseases and claims its remarkable cures are its strongest praise.
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Hood
Man Carries Dead Infant Home in Downpour
In Cincinnati, John Bergel bearing his dead infant arrives home through relentless rain. With a gravely ill wife and child, Bergel seeks to place the body in a coffin, taking the tiny casket on a streetcar before reaching a waiting home. The scene underscores a family in dire poverty.
City Bridges Sought Strengthening by County Approval
The Miami and Erie Transportation Company asked the County Commissioners for permission to strengthen and lengthen bridges on Ross Avenue Cook Avenue Second Street Carthage Paddock Road and Avenue as part of roadway improvements.
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Miami and Erie Transportation Company
Ross Avenue
Cook Avenue
Second Street
Carthage
Paddock Road
Avenue
Subscriptions urged as bill prompts relief
An appeal urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune and send in an estimate to settle a financial worry. The message emphasizes clearing the mind by taking action on the outstanding amount of 34,000.001.
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The
Commercial Tribune
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