Sale Today at J. M. Gidding Co Silk Petticoats and Corsets
J M Gidding and Co offers a first floor sale with 200 silk petticoats in colors and sizes at 3 3/4 and 5 06 regulars up to 10 00 plus flor d floor items one fourth off including luminous night dresses dinner gowns and combination suits in French fabrics. Corsets Jeunesse and La Adria priced to clear with fittings and alterations available at West Fourth Street Vine and Race Cincinnati.
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Jeunesse
LA Adria
Cincinnati
Drach Divorce Case Reveals Unconventional Marriage Claim
Mrs. Lora Mustain Drach files a bill of particulars in common pleas detailing an alleged common law marriage to Louis Drach and a volatile estrangement. She describes a 1906 Los Angeles ceremony, ownership of race horses, and a $9,000 loan, plus accusations of deceit and financial manipulation.
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Lora Mustain Drach
Common Pleas Court
Louis Drach
California
Drach
Los Angeles
Cal
Laura Mustain
South Olive Street
Boots Read
Camp Washington M E Church Dedication Week
Citizens of Camp Washington celebrate the new Camp Washington M E church with a week of events. A reception featured speakers Guy Potter Benton Miami University and Albert Leve, with further talks by Rev. C W Sullivan and Rev J D Darling for the first communion and a patriotic service scheduled.
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Camp Washington
Camp Washington M. E
Guy Potter Benton
Miami University
Albert Leve
C. W. Sullivan
Price Hill M. E
J. D. Darling
Presbytery approves merger of Fifth Church into Covenant
Cincinnati presbytery met at the Church of the Covenant to act on merging the Fifth church membership and its 25 000 property. The committee report was approved and adopted with the business referred back for further consideration and to protect downtown church interests. Some tension over financial rights of Fifth church property was noted, but ministers remained united.
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Cincinnati
Peter Robinson
Presbytery
Fifth Church
Church of the Covenant
Vacation schools in Cincinnati enroll over 500 students
Over 500 pupils enrolled on opening day at the Woodward street school under Principal E. W. Wilkinson, with numbers exceeding expectations. Douglas school, First Intermediate, and Sixth district schools report large enrollments requiring extra space as Miss Louise Armstrong notes action is needed to handle the influx. Enrollment reached 1350 yesterday and may double by Wednesday.
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Cincinnati
Woodward Street
E. W. Wilkinson
Douglas
Walnut Hills
Louise Armstrong
Wild West Stuntman Held Up Cars In Cincinnati
Joe Huber of Louisville Kentucky drank heavily and staged a wild west show style robbery on Spring Grove Avenue near Chester Park. He flourished a gun, stopped streetcars and detained pedestrians before arrest. A warrant for intoxication was sworn by Constable Frank Sprong. At a hearing before Magistrate Dumont he pleaded guilty and was fined plus costs and sent back to Louisville.
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Joe Huber
Louisville
Cincinnati
Spring Grove Avenue
Chester Park
Frank Sprong
Dumont
Negro pursued through streets by crowd after alleged attack
David Barker, a colored man, was chased by several hundred people near downtown after an alleged attempt to cut his wife’s throat at 220 West Fifth Street. Traffic Officer Wufier helped corral him. Lonnie Barker and the wife were arrested for disorderly conduct. Barker suffered a cut forehead and was admitted to City hospital.
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David Barker
West Fifth Street
Wufier
Longworth
Central Avenue
Fourth
Plum Streets
Currin and
Roettinger
Lonnie Barker
Barker
Heat Wave 3 Ends As Storms Cut Heat in Northeast
WASHINGTON reports forecast end of heat wave in Atlantic states with cooler temps ahead. Thunder storms in New York cause a deadly lightning strike at a Polo Grounds pole and a fatality in Brooklyn. Chicago records ten heat deaths with police sergeant among the fallen before a cooling breeze brings relief.
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Washington
Atlantic States
Weather Bureau
New England
Rocky Mountains
New York
United States
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn
Giants
John Freeman
Freeman
Chicago
Bernard Bockhelz
Carl Sommers
Lake Michigan
Heat Swings Rail Wrecks Hit Denver Trains
Two trains in Colorado derailed in heat twisted rails. At Sedalia the Denver Rio Grande passenger No. 6 left the track injuring eight people none fatally. A Colorado Midland engine and two coaches derailed in Denver city limits. Ten year heat record marked 98 degrees.
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Denver
Col
Colorado
Denver & Rio Grande
San Francisco Limited
Sedalia
S. C. Jackson
Vida Jackson
West Lafayette
Colorado Midland
Death Toll Rises From Indiana Heat Wave
Two deaths and many prostrations reported as Indiana swelters. Henry Burelman of Indianapolis collapsed in the street. Thomas Beeson, 80, died in Matthews. Indianapolis reached 86.6 degrees while Southern Indiana saw near 97 degrees.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Henry Burelman
Matthews
Thomas Beeson
Heat Wave Hits City With Three Prostrations Reported
Three people collapsed from the heat in the city hospital reports. Fred Bartley, 27, suffered a scalp wound after fainting at his home on Mercer street. William Lunken, 35, a painter, fainted on West Front street and was hospitalized. Katie Henderson, Kennedy Heights resident, collapsed at Sixth and Walnut and was taken to the hospital. Paul Bingman, 36, a painter, fell from a scaffold on Blackberry and Holloway, hanging three stories before rescue and remaining in serious condition. The day reached 90 degrees, with no clear sign of cooler weather yet.
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Mercury
Bassler
City Hospital
Fred Bartley
Mercer Street
William Lunken
West Front Street
West Fifth Street
Katie Henderson
Kennedy Avenue
Kennedy Heights
Sixth
Walnut Streets
Paul Bingman
Bolce Avenue
Hyde Park
Blackberry
Holloway Streets
Walnut Hills
Woman Hurt Jumping On Moving Car During Kindness Act
Mrs. W. E. Cudder of 2335 Salutaris avenue was thrown from a car at Fourth and Vine while trying to assist a distressed passenger. The car started suddenly as she boarded to help return a pocketbook, leaving her with painful bruises but no serious injuries.
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W. E. Cudder
Salutaris Avenue
Fourth and Vine
Dr Samuel Biddell Tomlinson Funeral Held in Cincinnati
The funeral of Dr Samuel Biddell Tomlinson was held yesterday afternoon at his home 410 Armory Avenue with the Rev Mr McCullough of Price Hill Westminster church officiating. Bishop Walden a former classmate gave a short address. He was the oldest practicing physician in Cincinnati and patients across three generations attended. Interment followed at Spring Grove cemetery.
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Samuel Biddell Tomlinson
Armory Avenue
McCullough
Price Hill Westminster Church
Bishop Walden
Tomlinson
Farmers’ College
Cincinnati
Spring Grove Cemetery
Water rates protest and gas pipe plan at Hamilton county meeting
Taxpayers' Association of Hamilton County held a meeting protesting a waterworks reply to a complaint about higher minimum water rates. A committee was named to approach Union Gas and Electric about a single main gas pipe inside tenement buildings to serve tenants. New members include several life and regular members, with many names listed.
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Taxpayers’ Association of
Hamilton County
Waterworks Department
Board of Public Service
Samuel Nieman
P. J. Ritter
Fred Tuke
William E Gang
A. C. Gilligan
Union Gas and Electric Company
M. E. Ingalls
Martin Dreifus
John H. Brand
Harry Goldblatt
Eliz. Bruns
W. E. Hillenbrand
J. H. Rielag
Eliz. Farley
Paul Held
Leonard Hofer Dies After Typhoid Illness in City
Leonard Hofer, noted musician and saloon keeper, died yesterday at his home at Fifteenth and Bremen after several weeks with typhoid fever. He will be buried tomorrow at 2 o'clock from his residence with two brothers and four relatives serving as pallbearers.
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Leonard Hofer
Fifteenth
Bremen
Hofer
Bids Passed On By Board For Public Works
The board of public service forwarded bids but did not award contracts due to lack of funds until July 16. Awards include G. M. Gest for sewering in Dexter avenue at 3141.40, Connelly Construction for Vaughn and Daniels streets at 1379.60, Mahoney for ravine sewer near Dana street at 2431.68, A. J. Henkel for Probasco avenue sewer at 8552, John F. Mahoney for Renner street sewer at 2061, Douglas Plumbing for St Leger to Sulsar sewer at 1648.50, A. J. Henkel for Pine Tree street paving at 4018.90, and Kirchner Construction for Harrison avenue paving at 79286.70.
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Board of Public Service
Dexter Avenue
Annwood Avenue
Section Avenue
Lake Avenue
G. M. Gest
Vaughn Street
University Avenue
Daniels Street
Eden Avenue
Connelly Construction Company
Dana Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Mill Creek
John E. Mahoney
Probasco Avenue
Clifton Avenue
Marshall Avenue
A. J. Henkel
Renner Street
North Elm Street
Hamburg Street
John F. Mahoney
St. Leger Place
Sulsar Street
Douglas Plumbing Company
Pine Tree Street
Queen City Avenue
Tremont Street
Harrison Avenue
Fischer
West Corporation
Kirchner Construction Company
Baptist Ministers Back Foster Controversy Sparks Local Rift
At a Baptist ministers conference in the Y M C A building local theologians opposed Rev G C Foster of Chicago who claimed Christ's divinity is a fallacy and was expelled. Dr Charles S Brown of Walnut Hills Baptist church refused to vote for endorsing the Chicago conference action, signaling support for higher criticism of the Bible.
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Indorsing
Chicago
Conference of Baptist Ministers
G. C. Foster
Charles 8. Brown
Walnut Hills Baptist Church
Parks to Open This Summer in City Sites
Superintendent Rodgers announced three city parks Inwood park Sinton park and the Price Hill Park will be ready for public use this summer. Work has been rushed in spring to ensure opening in a few weeks for visitors.
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Rodgers
Park Board
Inwood Park
Sinton Park
Price Eill Park
Evanston Welfare publishes The Evanstonian bulletin
The Evanstonian debuts as a four page monthly bulletin issued by the Evanston Welfare association. Edited by William Smith Goldenburg with A. O. Bing assisting, it will booster for the village and expand in July.
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Evanstonian
Evanston Welfare Association
Cincinnati
The
Welfare Association
William Smith Goldenburg
A. O. Bing
Councilman Bauer Promises Park Water Work Concerts July Fourth
Councilman Dan Bauer announced plans to supply water for McKinley park in summer, plus a band concert and fireworks on July 5. Business Men’s club wrote Chief Engineer Landmaker praising paving on McMillan street. Waterworks bill of 32152.01 for June expenses approved. coal portion 11332 will last to December. Paving cost estimate for Reading road from McMillan to Rose Hill set at 321550.50.
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Dan Bauer
McKinley Park
Business Men's Club
Landmaker
McMillan Street
Waterworks Commissioners
Board of Public Service
Reading Road
Rose Hill
Natural gas switch planned for Thursday morning
Cleveland area plans to switch from artificial to natural gas by Thursday at 7 30 AM officials Norman Kennan Wilma Miller Rollin White and engineers will oversee the change with no gas flow interruption and existing supply used until natural gas fully replaces the artificial gas.
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Cincinnating
Norman 3. Kennan
Union Gas and Electric Company
Wilam A. Miller
Union Company
Rollin White
Ohimbia Gas and Electric Company
Wadnut Street
Witness: accident could have been avoided at parade crowd
Coroner Coe faces testimony in the Brunsbach case after a horse drawn wagon struck and killed Walter Hinghand at Fifteenth and Race streets following the Turn fest parade. Witnesses differed on fault with Louie Schuh insisting faster speeds caused the tragedy.
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Coe
Herman Brunsbach
Little Walter Hinghand
Louie Schuh
Brungsbach
Jubilee Mass Honors Deceased at St. Gabriels Glen Dale
The second day of the Goulden Jubilee at St. Gabriels Catholic Church Glen Dale opened with a solemn requiem mass for departed members and pastors. Celebrant was Rev. George F. Hickey Urbana assisted by Rev. Charles Hickey Dayton and Father Hyland. Master of ceremonies was Rev. Robert Connors. Sermon by Rev. John Hickey Cumminsville. The celebration closes tomorrow with an outing at Corcoran's Grove.
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Goulden
St. Gabriels Catholic Church
Glendale
George F. Hickey
Urbana
Charles Hickey
Dayton
Father Hyland
Robert Connors
John Hickey
Cumminsville
Corcoran's Grove
Waters Meeting Set by Lower River Villages
Delhi Home City Fernbank Addyston North Bend and Cleves councils will meet the Lower Round Improvement association at Home City Firemen's hall next Thursday at 8 o'clock to seek action from Cincinnati on water supply. Afterward councils and the association will appeal to the Cincinnati board of service to extend low water mains below Anderson's Ferry to the six villages.
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Lower River
Cincinnati
Lower Round Improvement Association
Firemen’s Hall
Home City
Delhi
Fernbank
Addyston
North Bena
Cleves
Cincinnati Board of Service
Anderson's Ferry
Monster Lawn Festival at Mount Auburn Church
The Kinsey club of Mount Auburn M E Church hosts a monster lawn festival tonight on church grounds. It promises the era’s largest celebration with ice cream booths candy tables and fancy work stands. Miss Birdie M Smith will give an illustrated Evangeline lecture inside the church. Hundreds of tickets have been sold.
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Kinsey Club
Mount Auburn
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Price Hill
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Sioux City
Des Moines
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Toco
Glendale Jublee
Waters
Lower Rver Road
Monster Lawn Festival
M.E. Church
Cool Mackinac
Mackinaw City
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Saginaw
Bay City
Topinabee
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Big Four
Fourth and Vine Sts
C. C. Clark
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Bell Telephone Co
Vine St
Young Men’s Mutual Life Assn
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Cat Circus
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Sears Smith & Nixon
Fifth and
Walnut
Commercial Tribune
Aryl Valpi
Sean Me
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Eewent Cae
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