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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1907
Page
6
The Rose Hill Improvement Association met at Guy Manning’s home and adopted its constitution and by laws. Aaron Brokaw and Joseph Neyer were named to urge Baltimore Pike gas mains extension. The committee to seek County Commissioners support the Baltimore Pike improvement, and city street and road repairs will be urged.
Street car conductors will hand out printed copies of a new transfer schedule tomorrow. The schedule adds about 800 transfer chances and will operate under a clear understanding: if the ordinance is re passed by Council it will continue, otherwise the traction company will revert to the present system.
Two colored men, John and Irwin Smith, died from gunshot wounds after an affray at the Crown saloon on Friday. George Baker, the accused shooter, is charged with murder. he was also wounded in the arm. Police report thefts by other men in the same saloon and have placed a special guard over Baker.
Ohio State Homecoming managers secured initial railroad concessions after a letter from the C N O T P Railway urged data on the event for advertising circulars. Other lines are expected to follow, easing fears about obtaining low rates. Manager Ziegler anticipates the lowest possible fares.
Delegates arrive for the biennial convention of the National German American Teachers Association opening tonight at Music Hall. Welcome addresses will be delivered by Mayor Dempsey, Superintendent Dyer, and John Schwaab, chairman of the local Arrangements Committee, followed by a social session. H. H. Fick of the city is noted as president.
Ident of the association will respond on behalf of visiting delegates and the association. The headquarters will be at the Havlin Hotel. Sessions tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednesday will be of a business nature with excursions and entertainments in the afternoons and evenings.
The North German Marine Band directed by Albert Micheal begins a week at Reichrath's Park with a matinee tomorrow. The program features new novelties and will change three times during the week. A patriotic program and fireworks are planned for the Fourth.
Architect Des Jardins prepares plans for a brick two and a half story residence on Washington avenue near Glenwood avenue in Avondale for Simon Block. Features include private telephone, burglar alarm, mail chutes and dumb waiters. Estimated cost in the hundreds of dollars.
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels and leases. Henry Schuette to Bernard Bangs, Lot 53 and part Lot 54 in Jesse T. Wilder’s Parkson Place. The Fairmount Brewing Co. rents 205 Main Street. Robertson Realty Co. leases 107 Garfield Place for five years. Numerous other property transfers include plots in Elsmere, Whitewater, and Covington with various lot sizes and dates.
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