Weddings in Avondale and Cincinnati Areas Celebrate Many
A series of spring weddings centered in Avondale Norwood Mt. Auburn Walnut Hills and Cincinnati areas. Edna Ras chig wed Frank Ras chig at home of A J Cunningham with 200 guests. Other couples include Miss Marguerite Evans and Sargent Macneale Miss Pauline Kaiser and LeRoy Vorheis Miss Emily Baehr and John Devon Miss Belle Glas and Julius Eichel Lucy Bridge and James Ferris plus several other nuptials with varied venues and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Glas
Elias Glas
Julius Eichel
Gilbert Avenue
Walnut Hills
Weil
Louis Grossmann
Leon Greenberg
Gabriel M. Weil
Samuel Weil
Henry Weil
City Electrician Weissleder Takes Ten Day Vacation
Mr and Mrs R Dymond sail for Europe on July with their niece Miss Florence Dymond of New Orleans accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weissleder
Garretson
R. Dymond
Europe
Florence Dymond
New Orleans
May Manton Fashion Tip Skirt With Ground-Grazing Line
A May Manton fashion note presents a ground-clearing skirt in white serge with graceful folds below straps and side back gores. It suits linen and washable fabrics for immediate wear and also works in silk or wool with pattern 5082 sized for 22 to 30 inch waists, sent with ten cents to the Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Rival Constables Clash Over Replevin At Berger Store
Constable Timberlake from Justice Dumont’s court sought to replevin furniture left by Joseph E Levitch at Emil Berger’s 1062 Central Avenue for Emil Berger. Constable Heitzmann from Justice Macklefresh’s court arrived with Levitch for the same action. A wrangle broke out as they vied to seize furniture until Police Inspector Carroll halted the hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timberlake
Carroll
Philip Kiehborth Weds Dorothy Esslinger
Last evening at the bride's parents home in Borden street, Philip Kiehborth of Cumminsville married Miss Dorothy M. Esslinger, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Esslinger. Many friends attended the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cunningham
Harvey Avenue
Avondale
Edna
Frank Raschig
Edmunds
G. A. Ginter
Emma Flach
John W. Flach
Charles Douglas
Woodburn Crescent
Madison Road
Thomas Knox
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Elsa Shockley
Trimble McCullough
Ethel McClure
Albert James
War Eagle
W. Va
Oehere
T. F. McClure
Gent Avenue
Norwood
Stabler
Alicia M. Staun
John Staun
Emil J. Thoman
Mansfield Street
University Street
Mt. Auburn
Ewald Haum
John F. Herdliska
Estella V. Lally
Lincoln Avenue
McKibbin
Lally
McKinley School
East End
Anna MacDonald
Harrison
William L. Cummins
Addyston
M. E. Church
Cleves
Young
M. Norman Lynn
Rose Ottman
Hugo Eisenlohr
Miss Ottman
M. Ottman
David Street
Lynn
Elsie Silbernagle
Charles Cupper
Borden Street
Philip Kiehborth
Cumminsville
Dorothy M. Esslinger
John Esslinger
Violent Altercation Over Picks Leaves One Injured
Horace Redmond and Joseph Luttania clashed with picks yesterday at 2628 Western avenue. Redmond suffered possible skull fracture and shoulder injuries and was taken to City Hospital. Luttania escaped serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Redmond
Carlisle Avenue
Joseph Luttania
Western Avenue
Luttania
Redmond
City Hospital
Woman Causes Two Arrests in Fourth District
Officers arrested W. W. Gillespie and Florence Wilson on warrants sworn by Mrs. May Gillespie for loitering. Mrs. Gillespie resides in Maysville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gillespie
Florence Wilson
May Gillespie
Gillespie
Maysville
Twice Run Over Loses 3 Limbs in Tragic Rail Incident
George Froelich, 24, of New York City, lay near Third and Mill streets after being struck by a Big Four passenger train and a trailing switch engine. He suffered massive injuries including loss of both legs below the knees and a severed right arm. Police doubt his account of an assault aboard the train and believe he fell during the departure. He was revived at City Hospital and identified himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
George Froelich
New York City
Third and
Mill Streets
City
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Froelich
Babe Finds Bottle Drinks Fiery Carbolic Acid
Four year old Evelyn Green of 549 Hopkins street drank an ounce and a half of carbolic acid from a mysterious bottle. She was found by her parents in agony, died an hour later despite doctors' efforts. Dr Lahke was summoned but could not help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Green
Hopkins Street
December and May Tie The Knot In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a December and May romance culminated with the marriage of J William Thomiason a 42 year old Georgetown Kentucky banker and N ellie J Nunnelley 18 also of Georgetown The couple checked into the St Nicholas Hotel and secured a license and minister The ceremony took place at 1030 am in the hotel parlors They will spend a few days in Cincinnati before returning to Kentucky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Thomiason
Georgetown
Cincinnati
Nellie J. Nunnelley
St. Nicholas Hotel
Kentucky
Refuge School to Close This Evening Exhibit Week
The Refuge Home School closes with an evening program at 7 30 in the chapel. An exhibit of this week's work, including manual training, will be shown. The public is invited to attend and visit the home during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refuge Home
Buried in Potter's Field
Jared Cowen aged 63 died at City Hospital on Monday. Wealthy relatives and a $100 life insurance policy did not save his body from burial in the potter's field. His two brothers left after saying burial funds were available, but did not advise any final disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jared Cowen
City Hospital
Potter's Field
Cowen
Falls From Street Car Injures William Kruse
William Kruse of Kruse Bros shoe manufacturers fell from a street car at Colerain avenue and Rachel street while heading home to 141 Saunders street. He suffered severe bruises and a possible skull fracture, was unconscious at the City Hospital, then revived enough to name his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders Street
William Kruse
Kruse Bros
Colerain Avenue
Rachel Street
Salvation Army couple wed in city ceremony
Captain George T. Reed of Company B N G First Infantry and long time Salvation Army soldier married Miss Iva B Hunter, also a Salvation Army member, in a ceremony yesterday at 2 30 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Infantry
Salvation Army
England
George T
Reed
Iva EB. Hunter
Aged Woman Missing From Oliver Street
An octogenarian, Mary Scherff, of 560 Oliver Street, has been missing since early yesterday. Relatives seek police aid as anxiety grows over her disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Scherff
Oliver Street
Quiet Gibson House Wedding Ties Holmes and Schubert
A quiet ceremony in the Gibson House parlors joined Samuel C. Holmes of Fulton Kentucky and Miss Mary A. Schubert of Cincinnati in marriage. The couple departed for their Fulton home immediately after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson House
Samuel C. Holmes
Fulton, Ky
Mary A. Schubert
Cincinnati
Fulton
Equitable Elect Nine New Directors Including Schmidlapp
The Equitable Insurance Society elected nine new directors today. New members include J. G. Schmidlapp of Cincinnati E. B. Thomas Lehigh Valley Railroad F. G. Bourne Singer stockholder Frederick Roebling Boston paper man William Whitman E. W. Bloomingdale E. W. Robertson South Carolina Joseph Bryan Richmond J. J. Albright Buffalo financier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Equitable
E. B. Thomas
F. G. Bourne
J. G. Schmidlapp
Frederick Roebling
Wm. Whitman
E. W. Bloomingdale
E. W. Robertson
Joseph Bryan
J. J. Albright
Crimmins Committee
South Carolina
Equitable Trustees
Richmond
Buffalo
Cannon salute injures two Water Works workers
Two Water Works employees, James Conlin of 1412 Gladstone avenue and William Metz of Clifton, were badly burned and one man’s hand nearly blown off when a cannon exploded during a salute aboard the Island Queen as it steamed away after a picnic for Michael Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Mullen
Water Works
James Conlin
Gladstone Avenue
William Metz
Clifton
Conlin
Metz
WILL PLAN RIVER CONVENTION
The river convention opens at 10 oclock at the Grand Hotel with leading business men from navigable regions to discuss improvements. Colonel John L. Vance and Captain J F Ellison have arranged receptions for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Grand Hotel
John L. Vance
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
J. F. Ellison
Lawyers Plan Cincinnati Bar Outing by River Trip
The Cincinnati Bar Association schedules its annual outing on Saturday. A river trip departs at 3 PM aboard the steamer Bonanza to Coney Island and down the river to North Bend. The tomb of General Harrison will be visited at the landing. A good-sized party is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Bar Association
Bonanza
Coney Island
North Bend
Harrison
Rev Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood Accepted as Walnut Hills Pastor
Rev Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood of Lexington Kentucky has accepted the call of the First Presbyterian Church Walnut Hills to be its pastor. He will assume duties on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood
Lexington, Ky
First Presbyterian Church Congregation
Walnut Hills
Lieutenant Luke Drout Weds Jennie Frame
Police Lt Luke Drout married Miss Jennie B Frame of Ludlow Street yesterday morning by Rev Dowling. The ceremony joined the longtime officer with Frame in a quiet Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Drout
Jennie B. Frame
Ludlow Street
Mr. Dowling
TEACHERS EXCURSION INFORMATION AT BIG FOUR TICKET OFFICE
The undersigned will be at the Ticket Office of the Big Four in the Ingalls Building from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on June 29 and 30 and July 1 to provide details about the Special Excursion to Asbury Park leaving July 2. O. P. Voorhes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Ingalls Building
Asbury Park
O O. P. Voorhes
Professor Tedford Refused Damages By Justice Court
Professor William Walford Tedford sued his former fiancée Minnie Blace for 250 dollars in Justice Muller s court. The judge heard the evidence and dismissed the case yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walford Tedford
Woman Hurt In Fall At Clark Street Intersection
Martha Johnson of 483 Hopkins Street tripped in a street trench on Clark street near Central avenue and fell. She suffered a dislocated left hip and internal injuries, and Patrolman Schwaible helped her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banford
Fourth Street
Central Avenue
Miss Anthony
Clark Street
Martha Johnson
Hopkins Street
Schwaible
Michigan Central Wins Differential Fare Decision
Arbitrators rule in favor of Michigan Central over New York Central in a Chicago to New York differential. The $2 cut raises tension with the Grand Trunk, which may retaliate by cutting its New York to Chicago rate to $16, signaling a potential rate war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk Line
Michigan Central
New York
Chicago
New York Central
Grand Trunk
Central Passenger Association
Gulf Refining Sues Over Rail Rates To Block Oil Trade
A petition to the Interstate Commerce Commission alleges a rail and Standard Oil alliance blocks Gulf Refining Company oil shipments. It names Illinois Central Louisville & Nashville Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Alabama Great Southern and New Orleans & North Eastern as part of the scheme to enforce prohibitive southbound rates. Gulf argues its Texas Louisiana crude competes with Standard Oil from north of the Ohio River, with markets centered on Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gulf Refining Company
Port Arthur
Tex
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Alabama Great Southern
New Orleans & Northeastern
Standard Oil Company
James H. Beal
Pittsburg
Texas
Louisiana
Ohio River
Chicago
St. Louis
Louisville
Kansas
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Roads Push Big Delegations to East Meetings
Cincinnati sends large groups to the National Educational Association in Asbury Park New Jersey and the Christian Endeavor gathering in Baltimore next week. The Chesapeake and Ohio runs eight special trains and the Baltimore and Ohio schedules extra sections to move teachers and Christian Endeavorers. Authorities from Cincinnati schools will lead the educators and F. Beyer supervises one train while principal Hetzer Heywood and Strickland head the party. The Royal Blue Limited will carry over 10 Christian Endeavorers in special sleepers Monday night. The Big Four also expects heavy traffic and has special arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
National Educational Association
Asbury Park
N. J
Christian Endeavor
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
J. A. Hetzer
J. C. Heywood
Strickland
F. B.yer
Bis Four
Acquisition of L E & P track by United States Steel
Pittsburg June 28 The Lake Erie and Pittsburg Railroad under construction between Lorain Ohio and Pittsburg has been purchased by United States Steel for several million dollars. The deal is described as the largest railroad transaction in this district. The road will be completed soon and steel officials expect to haul most ore and finished products between Pittsburg and the lakes over the new line by next year. The purchase supports a plan for the company to move the bulk of its tonnage over its own lines within ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Lakes
Freight solicitors head to Pittsburg meeting
The Pennsylvania freight solicitors headquartered in this city left last night for the general meeting of the road’s freight solicitors convening in Pittsburg today. The party includes Division Freight Agent S. C. Matthews and solicitors R. B. Bowman A. S. Machette S. Gano Cc. H. Schatzman and J. W. Welpley. A feature of this meeting will be an.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
S. C. Matthews
R. B. Bowman
A. S. Machette
S. Gano
Cc. H. Schatzman
J. W. Welpley
Inspection of Pittsburg Terminal System Tours
A visiting party conducted an inspection of the Pittsburg terminal system in special trains and will return Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Decision on differential in Cincinnati Buffalo traffic announced
Arbitrators O. P. McCarty of Cincinnati B M Austin and John Francis of Chicago will publish the judgment on the differential asked for by the Big Four and C H D in the Cincinnati Buffalo traffic. The Central Passenger Association will issue the decision today or tomorrow to meet the rule requiring a circular before July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. McCarty
Cincinnati
B. M. Austin
John Francis
Chicago
Big Four
Erie's Illustrated Post-Book Aboard Shipment Souvenir
The Erie issues an illustrated post-book serving as advertising and a keepsake for tourists. It features handsome half-tones of prize scenes along the Erie lines and is bound to fold into a private mailing card for mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Erie
Rates Set For Fourth Of July Travel In 200 Mile Zone
The Central Passenger Association sets one fare plus twenty five cents and the Southeastern Association sets one and one third fare for round trips within 200 miles. Sunday excursions are canceled this week to ready equipment for rush traffic on July Fourth. A special sleeper carried thirty Kentuckians en route to the Snows in Les Cheneaux. Officials Waite and Larrabee were in town for high level conferences on railway matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Passenger Association
Southeastern Association
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Kentuckians En Route To the “Snows
Les Cheneaux
Mackinaw Strait
H. M. Waite
Cincinnati
Lexington
Garrett
J. H. Larrabee
Chilli
Licensed to Marry in Greater Cincinnati
A list of marriage licenses issued yesterday in the Cincinnati area includes names and addresses such as M Norman Lynn Sassafras Street Rose Ottmann David Street Herman Kock White Oak Mary Federle White Oak and Henry Cottman 1868 Kinney Avenue with numerous other individuals from Cincinnati and surrounding towns followed by residences on White Oak Race Street Baymiller Street and Kemper Lane among others. This registry records the names and addresses of couples approved for matrimony across multiple neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Lynn
Sassafras
Rose Ottmann
David
Herman Kock
White Oak
Mary Federle
Henry Cottman
Kinney Av
Anna Kloman
Ravine
Walter R. Lee
Glora Clare
Adam Arnheim
Francis Braun
Baymiller
Frank Hi Buchaid
Elizabeth Weissma
Fosdick
William Rau
W. Liberty
Carrie Nightengal
Charles C. Nickel
Dayton
Mamie E. Meehan
Eastern A
Leon Brunner
Sonny Ae
Minnie Katz
Clinton St
Harry W. Morris
Kemper Lane
Blanche Neal
Fred'k C. Deuters
Walker St
Hattie B. Stem
Albert Penter
Mary St
Clara Brill
Dorsey St
James Ferris
Madisonville
Lucy Bridge
Albert Young
Agnes K. Schitt
Gleikes
Stephen J. Mead
W. Eighth St
Gertrude Stamper
William Thomason
Nellie J. Nunnelleycholas Hotel
Charles R. Palmer
Ella Bartlett
Bond Hill
Charles E. Douglas
Norwood
Emma Flach
Madison Road
Joseph J. Peeeys
Mayme E. Hall
Roll
Wendelin Pfeffer
Lizzie Pieper
Csaccosese
Janes, Ose
St Ons Betts
Charles Zobel
Paulina Dreher
Clinton D. Garrison
Ella Hby
John B. Deiters
Ben Grover
State
Amelia Rueger
Ridgeway
Herry C. Weisel
Colerain
Laura E. McKinzie
Colerain Ayv
Bowling Green
Gertrude I. McKee
Blair
Victor M. Flowers
Miami
Elizabeth Williamson
Lawrence Huffles
Mulberry St
Henrietta Recke
Gilbert
Charles J. Kukimundh
Ella R. Schneider
Louis Ripley
Elizabeth, Thierman
George C. Reis
Elizabeth Elberg
Jacob Kahn
Mary Schulte
Eugene Diehl
Nettie Pearl
Philip Kiehborth
Dorothy M. Esslinger
Walter L. Kunhn
Sarah O'Hara
George Hayes
Poplar At
Anna Marx
Freeman Av
Charles Schmuelling
Richmond St
Flora Vonderheide
Pioneer St
Norma Guelker
Western Av
John. B. Fisher
Sycamore
Rose Hengehold
Charles Hust
Laura E. Weinmann
Albert C. Farnau
Esther Williamson
Edward C. Macneale
Marguerite C. Evans
William Stuemer
Martha Rheinhardt
Frank A. Haigh
Emma L. Meyer
Charles L. Nessler
Fannie Vincent
Charles Cope
Wana Dorman
Bessie Lingo
Mt. Alry
Frank J. Bohl
Clark St
Mollie Watson
Purcell Av
Howard H. Ssea
Ncioy
Nora A. Cheney
Laurel St
Cornelius G. Knabbe
Amanda Schafer
Norwood William H. Gregg, Jr
Eleanor Sanger
Elmo G. Koeniger
Anna Niederhelman
Louisa Horst
James J. Davis
Etta J. Reed
John F. Herdliska
Yale
Estella V. Lally
Lincoln
Edward F. Wilson
Walworth
Laura Blase
Eastern
de Traynor
Depot St
Billa Burns
E. Seventh St
Luke Drout
Reading Road
Jennie B. Frame
Ludlow &T
Wiliam L. Cummins
Addyston
Anna McDonald
Harrison
Charles L. Nunnecker
W. Court Tehiksis
Elizabeth Poggendick
Court St
Albert Holtenrich
Covington
Sabesre
Cnses
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Wedding of Avondale Society
Edna Cunningham
Marguerite Carey Evans
Sargent Macneale
Harry Evans
Cameron Avenue
Alfreda
Mary Louise
Eugene Nickerson
Sunshine Evans
William J. Page
Roderick
C. 8. Sargeant
Indianapolis
Stanley C. Hughes
Church of the Good Shepherd
Pauline Kaiser
Louis Kaiser
Euclid Avenue
LeRoy W. Vorheis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Alma Kaiser
Laura Miller
Clarence Vorheis
Fred Vorheis
Carlisle Johnson
Grace Hauk
Pearla
Ill
Wilbur Kaiser
Millie Schmidlapp
Emily Baehr
Leonard K. Baehr
Stanton Avenue
John L. Devon
Mabel Brothers
Edmund Baehr
Devon
Lucy A. Bridge
George A. Thayer
Ferris
Howard Ferris
Linwood
Horace Rollin
Piqua
Emma Thoman
William Staun
Blair Avenue
East Walnut Hills
John Alexander Conn
Gertrude Irma McKee
St. Peter Cathedral
Mulvihill
Stephen J. Meade
Elizabeth L. Konen
Bernard Kohnen
West Sixth Street
May Manton
Inspector Carroll
Babe
Agie
Refuge School
Potter’s Field
Salvation Soldiers
Sollies
Stranger
Fourth and
Alexander Banford
East Sixth Street
Lillian Anthony
Kelly
Hueftlein
Columbia Hotel
Equitable Elect
Cincinnati Capitalist
Equitable Society
Society
Mullen
Oil Company
Southern Roads
Steel Trust
Smoky City
Yellowstone Park
Colorado Springs
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Denver
Greater
Preann
Wee
Anne i Aeeen
Townsend St
Delhi Pike
Borden St
Freeman
Walnut St
North Bendsi
Cameron Av
E. University
Kinney
Woodburn Ayv
Denman St
Gilmore St
Emming St
PHORM
Hunt St
Elmwood’ Place
Renner
Klotter Av
Northside
Esesees
Southside
David Av
David St
Western
Mansfield St
University
Lees
Newport
Paul N. Hardeman
Estelle Ann Sanford
Fr. Thomagé
Edward Meyer
Mary J. Reinfelder
Meyer
Cinnati
Levue
Carrie Schoensiegel
de Marie Ser Everett
Covington Stews
Floyd M. Redfield
VIA
Uly
Old Pt. Comfort
Atlantic City
Walnut Street
Magkinaw City
Detroit
Michigan
Canada Summer Resorts
Toledo
Sandusky
Felix Gouraud
Soncuene Ficerand
Canada
Fead
T. Hopkins
Great Jones Street
W. St. St
Siefert CO
Vine
Manton Pattern Co
Masonice Temple
China
Closson
Penney—Grove J
May Street
Shine
John F
Kling
John H
Torry
Neil
Helmig
Arthur
Spring Grove
Jones
Mary J
W. Fifth
Grahn
Louisa F
Price
Garfield Rengues
Jared
W. Fourth
Hounsz
Catherine
Buck
Brown
Charles
GEO. A. Wiltsee
Saetener
John PF. Wil Undertak Tel
Weet
6Th St
Wers Huntsman & CO
Flo
Lodwick
Undertaker
West 9Th St
John Stratman
Mattie Cage
George W. Whitehouse
Florence M. Howe
H. J. Wiegand
Bertha Voll
Robert D. Owens
Ft. Thomas .S.ss
Viola Alice Conner
Escasces
Cora C. Drew
Marvin B. Cox
Dayton, RY
Zoe OM
Odes Enee Covington
Ceenene Stamping de
New Paris
Vanes
Eimer
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