Wedding Belles Feature Sweet Pea Themed Nuptials Across Hyde Park
Miss Pearl Alice Hart and Mr Paris Welson Brown wed at Inex Presbyterian Church Hyde Park with Rev A P Higley officiating. The ceremony featured palm decor and sweet pea bouquets with attendants including Miss Mabel Thomas maid of honor and bridesmaids Stella Newman and Elizabeth Burkhold. The best man was James Brown of New York and the couple planned to reside in Chicago. Additional nuptials include Miss Eleanor N Sanger and Mr William H Gregg Jr at Norwood with a harpist and Mendelssohn tunes, followed by a reception. many Society members attended. The day also noted other weddings in Hamilton Avondale and Clifton areas with various receptions and bridal parties.
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Inex Presbyterian
William Bpiegel
McLeish
Messrs
Mart Armstrong
Edward Runnells
Horace Motteram
Robert Horne
Mabel Thomas
Stella Newman
Elizabeth Burkhold
James Brown
New York
Mooney Avenue
Mrs. Brown
Chicago
Jesse W. Sanger
Forest Avenue
Norwood
Eleanor N. Sanger
William H. Gregg, Jr
Warelman
Grace Sanger
Carl Gantvoort
Maria
Hermann Keck
Mendelssohn
Virginia Gregg
Charlotte Sanger
Julia Cusan
Macon
Little Trinity Church
Hamilton
Shirley Neal
Charles Christian Bauer
Springfield
Philip Hinkle
Thorne Baker
William Hulbert
Carl Burkhardt
Cincinnati
Harry Bauer
Warren Gard
Kitty Stone
Philadelphia
Fred Bauer
St. Louis
Lorna Graydon
Jean Maxwell
Lee Sanderson
Liverpool
England
Parthenia Burke
Cleveland
Emily
Gertrude Bauer
May
Soneker
Katherine Regan
Haeastiten
South Second Street
Mrs. Bauer
Switzerland
Colonel
Mrs. Neal
Local Travelers and Visitors From the City
Mrs. C. C. Voss and Mr. R. L. Wallace are in New York while Judge Aaron McNeill spends several days in Columbus. Denton Stevens and James Holland left for the East, and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bloomfield plan an extended Western trip. Harry Carl and Alice Gardner of Hartwell returned Tuesday from a visit with Miss.
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C. C. Voss
New York
R. L. Wallace
Aaron McNeill
Columbus
Denton Stevens
James Holland
East
A. R. Bloomfield
Harry Carl
Conn
Alice Gardner
Hartwell
Cincinnati Discovers Graveyard Under New City Park
Cincinnati’s four acre Erie avenue and Madison road tract, recently acquired by the city, was formerly a graveyard. Officials will locate remaining bodies and notify heirs before park work begins, allowing relocation or preservation as per descendants’ wishes.
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Erie Avenue
Madison Road
Old Cemetery
Cincinnati
Park Department
Sheriff Jones Hosts Grand Jury Jail Inspection Dinner
Sheriff Jones presided as host in the County Jail for a grand jury inspection dinner. The event drew thirty five guests including deputies staff from the Prosecuting Attorney's Office and Judge Samuel Smith. The meal featured jail bean soup boiled ham potato salad and tomatoes with light beverages.
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Jones
Grand Jury
Samuel Smith
New Substation Opens at Seventh and Mound Streets
Cincinnati postoffice adds fifteen clerks and opens a new mail station in Kesters drug store at Seventh and Mound. It will offer money orders stamps and registered mail for that area with no carrier service. Clerks begin Saturday and join central office departments.
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Cincinnati Postoffice
Seventh and
Mound Streets
Kester
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Advertised for Teething
A fragment advertises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething. The copy claims the remedy calms pain and is a widely marketed remedy of the era.
Tobacco deal hinges on Lexington meeting next week
Archibald Stuart outlines a proposed plan to finance a white Burley tobacco deal and to assess crop size. He says final action depends on farmers willingness to form local companies and on whether the crop is manageable, with estimates showing only a 10 to 15 percent increase over last year.
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Lexington
Archibald Stuart
Mayer Brothers Buy May Realty Company
Theodore Mayer and Co. purchased all assets and office fixtures of May Realty Co. They will set up new offices on the 10th floor of the First National Bank Building. May holdings include Westwood and Dent subdivisions and other city areas. A Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange committee proposed a uniform exclusive contract for members. A board meeting is set for Wednesday July 5 at 3 30 p.m. in the exchange headquarters.
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Theodore Mayer & Bro
First National Bank
May Realty Company
May Company
Westwood
Dent
Mayer & Bro
E. M. Costello
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
Exchange
Nicholas P. Smith
The
City Maintains Patents Charge In Bitulithic Paving
The city will keep the 25 cents per yard royalty for bitulithic paving in the specifications. Pp J McNerney of Warren Brothers explained the charge to the Board of Public Service, calling it an inspection fee. He noted the company employs inspectors to ensure proper use of patents on materials and work in the streets. The fee was added at the suggestion of the City Solicitor to counter monopoly concerns.
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J. McNerney
Warren Brothers Company
Board of Public Service
McNerney
Dairies in Cincinnati Fail Health Standards
Health Officer Davis says several Cincinnati dairies are in unhealthful condition and must clean up or close. City Bacteriologist Dr Crane reports milk meets fat standards but harbors high bacteria levels indicating filthy dairies and handling practices.
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Cincinnati
Davis
Crane
Cincinnati Hospital site work approved for bidding
The city authorized beginning construction of a new Cincinnati Hospital. Architects Hannaford submitted site grading and retaining wall specs, approved by the Board of Public Service. Bids will be advertised, with preliminary work and site clearance costing about $100,000.
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Cincinnati Hospital
Hannaford
Board of Public Service
New Pastor Installed at Westminster Church Price Hill
The Westminster Presbyterian Church Price Hill installed its new pastor the Rev Dr George D McCulloch last evening at 745. The Rev F C Montfort D D presided and the Rev Robert Watson Ph D delivered the sermon. Many Presbyterian clergy from the city attended and participated.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Price Hill
George D. McCulloch
F. C. Montfort
D.D
Robert Watson
Fourth of July Low Rates From Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad line offers reduced fares to local points for Independence Day travel. For details call City Ticket Office at 426 Walnut Street.
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Walnut
Democratic candidate for Cincinnati mayor eyed in union plan
L. & N. Railway official Brent Arnold is floated as a potential Democratic mayoral candidate if leaders push the plan. Arnold denied any nomination interest, saying he has no time for office duties and would need time to pursue such a campaign. Other names in circulation include Braxton Campbell and John Allen, while a McNeill bid faltered over residency requirements.
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Brent Arnold
L. & N. Railway
Cincinnati
L. G. Bernard
Bernard
Mr. Arnold
Fleischmann
Arnold
Organization
Braxton W. Campbell
John Allen
Columbus
Hamilton County
Aaron McNeill
Peck
McNeill
Norwood
Prominent Cincinnati Interest Backs Kentucky River Steamer Plan
The Business Men's Club rally to launch a Cincinnati to Kentucky River headwaters steam line gains wide support. Chairman Nicholas P. Smith has mailed 350 letters to merchants and manufacturers, with the Cincinnati Clothiers' Association pledging patronage and sending a five-man committee to attend a forthcoming commercial meeting. Captain Sam Bryant, a veteran river trader, is bidding for the line, after inspecting the Falls City packet in Louisville.
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Business Men’s Club
Cincinnati
Kentucky River
Nicholas P. Smith
T. J. Moffett
Cincinnati Clothiers’ Association
A. L. Varner
Sandford, Storrs & Varner
Warner
Smith
Sam Bryant
Louisville
Falls City
Valley View
Veterans to Aid Accused Comrade Robert Gray
Robert Gray 87 claims Mexican War service was arrested in Woodstock by Deputy Marshal Sanderson on suspicion of conspiring to defraud the government of pension funds. He posted no bail and remained jailed after facing a $300 bond. Gray allegedly obtained 1100 dollars in back pension money through misrepresented affidavits. His fellow veterans plan to defend him at the preliminary and eventual trial.
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Robert Gray
Woodstock
Marshal Sanderson
United States
Gray
Majestic Cafe Sold for Music Hall Conversion
The Majestic cafe on Vine Street near Sixth was sold at public auction to H. D. Brown known as Curly Brown, starter at Latonia. The $25,700 price covered leasehold, fixtures, furnishings, goodwill and attachments. Ezekiel & Bernheim negotiated, Walter Ezekiel cried. Over 300 attendees witnessed the sale. The site will become a first class music hall.
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Majestic
Vine Street
Sixth
H.D. Brown
Curly” Brown
Latonia
Ezekiel & Bernheim
Walter Ezekiel
Park Transfer Completes Owl's Nest to City
The deed transfers six acres known as Owl's Nest Park on Madison road from C. B. and B. C. Perkins to the city of Cincinnati. City Solicitor Hunt and Park Superintendent Critchell met C. E. Perkins at the park where he urged ongoing maintenance as a free public park and playground without keep off the grass signs.
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Owl's Nest
Perkins
Madison Road
C. B
B. C. Perkins
City of
Cincinnati
Hunt
Critchell
C. E. Perkins
Licensed to Marry: Marriage Licenses Issued in Greater Cincinnati
Yesterday in Greater Cincinnati a slate of marriage licenses was issued. The list names local applicants seeking to wed, indicating the growing number of marriages in the area.
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Greater
Cincinnati
Former Prosecuting Attorney Quits Law for Theater
Victor H. Schafer once Hamilton County Assistant Prosecuting Attorney visited the court house yesterday. Now living in New York he has given up law to enter the theater business and will return soon to stage a new rural comedy under his management. The play is described as similar to The County Chairman.
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Victor H. Schafer
Hamilton County
Schafer
New York
Low Rates to Northwest Summer Resorts
Low rates from Chicago and other points to Lake Geneva Green Lake and nearby resorts. Return limit October 31. Frequent fast through trains. Illustrated booklet with maps and hotel lists available for 4 cents in stamps. N. M. Breeze Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Lake Geneva
Waukesha
Green Lake
Devil's Lake
Madison
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Lake Minnetonka
Ashland
Marquette
Superior
Duluth
Northwest
Lake
N. M. Breeze
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Big Four Night Train to St Louis Leaves at 9 10 P M
The Big Four Night Train to St Louis departs daily at 9 10 p m offering best Pullman sleepers. Reserve berths at the Ticket Office in the Ingalls Building for convenient travel.
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St. Louis
Best Pullman
Ingalls Building
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