Burns Turn Widow's Life To Tragic End
City news reports widow Klen Ryan aged 65 died at City Hospital from burns sustained in a Sunday gasoline stove explosion. Young William Schmitz, 16, of 1700 Race Street, was treated at City Hospital for brain concussion after being kicked by a horse on Green and Vine streets. In a separate note, Humane Society Secretary Trounstine arrested traveling salesman Charles C. Martin on charges of failing to support his wife and two children, based on a photo from Martin's wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klen Ryan
William Schmitz
Race Street
City Hospital
Green and Vine Streets
Trounstine
the Humane Society
Charles C. Martin
Martin
Funeral for Richard H. Stone at Difton home
The funeral service for attorney Richard H. Stone will be held this morning at 10 o'clock at his home at Prospect and Hosea avenues in Difton. Bishop David H. Moore, a lifelong friend, will preach the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Stone
Prospect
Hosea Avenues
Difton
David H. Moore
Stone
R. H
Hosea Avenue
Prospect Terrace
Body Identified In Train Fatal Near Carthage
The man struck by a train on the C H D tracks near Carthage Sunday night was identified as Stephen Weaver 26 a blacksmiths helper who lived with his sister Mrs Brown on Main street Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Stephen Weaver
Mrs. Brown
Main Street
Bishop Scott Urges Mixed Missionaries to Liberia
Bishop Scott, the only colored bishop in the Methodist Episcopal Church, spoke at a Wiley Chapel ministers' meeting. He described his work in Liberia and urged sending both white and colored missionaries there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
M. E. Church
Methodist Ministers
Wiley Chapel
Liberia
Railway officials discuss wage cuts with Washington leaders
Vice President Powell and General Manager Horace Baker of the Queen and Crescent Railway Company meet in Washington with President Finley and other officials to review wage scale plans. Local offices report the proposed cut will not be enforced and workers already reduced have since June 1 returned to the regular scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Horace Baker
Queen & Crescent Railway Company
Washington
Finley
Initiation Tonight for Progressive Council No 121 Daughters
In the Auditorium at Seventh and Elm streets a class of eighty five will be initiated into Progressive Council No 121 Daughters of America. Prominent members expected include Past State Counselor John J Lentz National Secretary Julia C Roth of Cleveland State Counselor Horace M Crow and Past State Counselor Reinhard Schwald and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh and Elm Streets
Progressive Council
Daughters of America
John J. Lentz
Julia C. Roth
Cleveland
Horace M. Crow
John J. Weitzel
Reinhard Schwald
Knights of Pythias to Erect Springfield Gymnasium
Hamilton County K P Lodges plan a gymnasium at the Pythian Orphans Home in Springfield Ohio. More than six hundred members visited the home to inspect it. Dr Krieger of Queen City Lodge chairs the committee with Arthur Boden as treasurer and Peter Ganzmiller as secretary. The building is expected to cost about $5000 with a $1 limit per member.
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Hamilton County
K. of P
Pythian Orphans’ Home
Springfield
Dr. Krieger
Queen City Lodge
Arthur Boden
Peter Ganzmiller
Avondale Accepts Donated Ground for Park and Playground
Avondale Improvement Association unanimously accepts five acres donated by J C Noyes for a city park and playground at the foot of Rockdale Avenue. The group plans to rent adjoining five acres from Pennsylvania Railroad Company and aims to be ready by September. An extra piano and decorations were funded from schoolhouse proceeds and members thanked Cincinnati Gas and Electric for lighting. The association, a new group with 300 members, seeks to grow to 1000 and to push uniform street opening and sprinkling laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale Improvement Association
Avondale
Rockdale Avenue
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
A. J. Conroy
Chief Explains Police Wagon Duties in Coroner Case
Chief Millikin justified using patrol wagons to move bodies and other city tasks, noting limited equipment since 1888 despite city growth of 11% in area and 150000 population. He cited 40 to 95 daily runs with ten wagons and ongoing effort to expand equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
Frank Mueller
Eastern Avenue
University of Cincinnati seeks 3000000 increase for 1909 expansion
Finance Committee considers a 30000 rise over 1908 for the university and professional schools with emphasis on engineering capacity and teachers college. The city faces about 175000 funding for the university and 255000 including law, medical and observatory. Council may approve a bond ordinance near one million to fund building capacity as plans for campus expansion progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Dabney
Teachers’ College
Law Schools
Medical College
Observatory
Uiversity
Walnut Hills Man Known as the Jack the Peeper
Walnut Hills residents report a window peeper along Morris and Grand Streets. The man climbs trees to glimpse second floor rooms and has frightened several women. John Doyle spotted him resting in a tree near Morris and Gilbert, who fled toward Eden Park. police informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Jack the Peeper
Morris
Grand Streets
John Doyle
Morris Street
Gilbert Avenue
Doyle
Eden Park
Notification committee to establish HQ for event day
The committee in charge of the notification day celebration will set up headquarters at Hotel Linton today on the ground floor. R. R. Reynolds, chairman, has not yet named all seventeen subcommittees but is expected to do so. The Finance Committee will issue a circular seeking funds and hopes to raise at least 20 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
R. R. Reynolds
Finance Committee
Arrest duo held on suspicion after Sixth Street stop
Police detained a man identified as Harry C. Hanley and a woman named Edna Long after an arrest at Sixth Street and Lodge Alley. Hanley, city resident, carried $11.55, a watch, a stick pin, a fob and a purse. the pair are held as investigations continue into local pickpocket activity with multiple victims naming losses on various streetcars and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Lodge Alley
Harry C. Hanley
Hanley
Pflug
Hueftlein
Dwyer
East Ninth Street
Edna Long
Indianapolis
Three Men Go Atop Elevator as Cable Breaks
An elevator accident at Jung Brewing Company ice plant on Bank street and Kendall avenue injured three workmen. Edward Quinn aged 24 sustained a fractured leg and probable internal injuries James Quinn 35 suffered a fractured wrist severe chest contusions and internal injuries. Thomas Liedel 30 had contusions. The men refused hospital care and were sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung Brewing Company
Bank Street
Kendall Avenue
Edward Quinn
Ninth Street
Freeman Avenue
James Quinn
Rittenhouse
Thomas Liedel
Ring Place
Price Hill
Paving workers’ convention opens in Cincinnati with national officers
Delegates from New York Philadelphia Chicago St Louis and other cities gather in Richélieu Hall as Judge Lueders Frank Rist and James Woods welcome them to Cincinnati. President Patrick Dillon and other national officers review craft prosperity and the convention continues through Friday with reports and a supper in Richelieu Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavers and Rammers
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
William H. Lueders
Frank L. Rist
James Woods
Central Labor Council
Richélieu Hall
Patrick Dillon
Thomas M. Doherty
Charles Huxell
James Doherty
Michael Davis
Edwin Doherty
Cincinnati Union
Dillon
Joseph Taylor
John E. Pritchard
T. M. Doherty
Richelieu Hall
Milk Vender Guilty Plea Leads to $50 Fine
Arnold Wisman admitted vending adulterated milk before Justice Muller and was fined $50 plus costs. Deputy Henry Kalthoff and State Attorney Charles F. Williams led the prosecution. Henry Fisher, also a milk dealer, pleaded not guilty and faces trial today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Wisman
Muller
Henry Kalthoff
Charles F. Williams
Henry Fisher
M M Millan Lodge Holds Special Service for Deceased Brother
M M Millan Lodge No 141 F and A M convenes a special communication at Free Mason Hall Twelfth and Walnut to honor Brother Richard H Stone. Services follow at Spring Grove at eleven o clock. Giles A Smith W M Joseph Kirkup Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’millan Lodge
NO. 141
A. M
Free Mason Hall
Twelfth
Walnut
Richard H. Stone
Spring Grove
Giles A. Smith
W. M. Joseph Kirkup
Special conclave and chapter meeting notices
HanseI mann Commandery No 16 K T holds a special conclave Tuesday at 7 30 p m to confer the Order of Red Cross Sir Knights welcome Em Commander Geo W Atridge Recorder D H Pottenger M milwan Chapter meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m Work R A Degree Visitors welcome Carl S Rankin H P
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanselmann Commandery
NO. 16
K. T
Corfer
Order of Red Cross
Geo. W. Atridge
D. H. Pottenger
M’milwan
Work
R. A
Carl S. Rankin
H. P
Notices of Death and Funeral Announcements
Obituaries and funeral notices for Hayes John Hirschland Nora Jemison Leroy McCord Lucy W Keller Hales Keller R H and Stone R H list death dates ages residences and funeral details with service times and burial information.
City Hall notes reveal park work and street repairs
The Service Board awarded an $1 782 contract to grade the Hubbard tract for a Price Hill park. It approved park hours all night on weekends and will keep Hopkins McKinley Lytle Garfield Washington and Lincoln parks open. Other items include Bridge repairs street lighting and a tract for a new eight ton steam roller at 2190, and a water main cleanup plan with $250000 in funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gradison
Price Hill
Service Board
Iroquois Iron Company
Rodgers
Hopkins
McKinley
Lytle
Garfield
Washington
Lincoln
Frontenac
St. Lawrence River
E. G. Trusshul
N. Y
Mgr
Bon Air
Augusta
Hotels Represented by Mrs Morgan in Cincinnati Palace
Mrs S W Morgan of Washington DC representing the Normandie by the Sea Ocean City NJ and the Hotel Normandie Washington DC visits Cincinnati. She will assist travelers with reservations at the Palace Hotel. The Normandie by the Sea is a 300 room seaside hotel with fresh sea water 100 bathrooms private cafes and its own utilities. Ocean City a major coastal town lies nine miles south of Atlantic City with a summer population near 50 000. The Hotel Normandie in Washington is a popular capital hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Washington
Names Across Cities Appear in Local Directory Fragment
A list of individuals with residences and ages follows, including Walter H. Holden of Clarksburg West Virginia and others in Milford Carthage Ripley Ely Nev St. Louis and nearby areas. The scattered entries show addresses such as 81 Helen St 1800 Elm St 51 Bernard Domenico and 3587 Columbia Ave with ages ranging from mid twenties to eighty.
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Walter H. Holden
Clarksburg
W. Va
Rosalie Anderson
Carthage
Roberts. Peters
Milford
Leah Drummond
Milford J
William Moran
Helen St
Celestine Elliott
George H. Hughes
Ripley, O
William Y. McGill
Ely, Nev
Grace H. Dunham
Stanton Av
Rae
Flint St
Martha C. Dilg
Harry A. Schroeder
St. Inard
Adelaide Mayer
Bernard Domenico Pastmepacio
Teubip Bar
Josephine Fusaro
Clay St
Harry Gapieene
Flint
Caroline Meyer
Richmond
Carr
George Depenbrock
Sara M. Whalton
Walter C. Reed
Grand
Helen O. Rattermann
Harrizon Av
George Hodapp
W. McMicken
Anna Ale Sovecess
Main St
Fred Thnener
Railroad
Elisabeth Ginandt
Central
Frederick Wrpees
Eee
Huntington
Frances Wood
Court View
John R. Elliott
Smith ‘St
Lavonia
M. Walker
Seventh St
Ry Siegel
Price Hill Seanie Treat
Lick Run
Bebre, R. Pdigll
Norwood Apts Nae
Berk
Calhoun
Ocean City Hotel Ad Promises Luxury and Easy Beach Access
Ocean City New Jersey advertises a large hotel with 300 rooms and 100 baths under the American and European plan. It claims fresh and sea water baths and a cafe and public rooms rivaling any Atlantic Coast resort. The Boardwalk property offers excellent roads for automobiling and electric cars every ten minutes with Atlantic City only ten miles away and easy access. Send for booklet and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic City
Multiple Inquests Pending for Local Deaths Listed by Name
A list of numerous individuals with ages and addresses shows inquest pending or death causes noted, including cerebral hemorrhage, typhoid fever, gastroenteritis, nephritis, phthisis, heart disease, intestinal obstruction, toxemia, drowning, cancer, cirrhosis, and pulmonary hemorrhage across city hospitals and streets such as Central Avenue Prospect Place Hosea Avenue Richmond Street Main Street Madison Road and more. Names include Peter Jacob Richard H Stone Lo k Loughney Catherine Campbell Leroy Jemison William Kyle Jacob Hauck Hattie Evans Mamie Allen Alfred Beck Moritz Schneider Frank Grueneberg John Roberts Lucy Smith Robert Sroeck Thomas Wenner Magdalena Francis William Dinwiddie Thomas Disler Christina Bedam Simon Scheiner John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Peter
Race
Western Avenue
Campbell
Catherine
Daytonetree
Axxo Oliver
Jewish Hospital
Gantaas
Powers
Harr
City Hospital
Budd Street
Jemison
Leroy
Main _ Street
Kyle
William
Coleman Street
Hauck
Carll Street
Evans
Hattie
Bethesda Hospital
Pleasant Ridge
Allen
Mamie
Avery Alley
Nee
Beck Alfred
Claysville
Schneider
Moritz
Betts Street
Grueneberg
Frank
Chase, Avenue
Roberts
John
Seton Hospital
Chestnut Street
Een Lucy
Madison Road
Paresi
Eastern Avenue
Dinwittie
Mnin
Thomas
City
Plum Streets
Pend Disler
Christina
Denemedé Hospital
Ft. Thomas
Bedam
Simon
Princeton Hotel
Pendin
Scheiner
Henshaw Avenue
Bassler Becomes Boss of New Cincinnati Weather Printer
Weather forecaster S Bassler assumes leadership of a brand new printing plant added to the Cincinnati Weather Office. Printer Anthony Wagner from the city is appointed to run the facility under Bassler. The overhaul promises a significant boost in weather literature and output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Bassler
Cincinnati
Anthony Wagner
Bassler
School system reforms explored by Handman after trip
Business Manager Charles Handman of the Board of Education returned from a week in Cleveland and planned to travel to St. Louis to study how schools manage business direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Handman
Board of Education
Cleveland
St. Louis
Hirsch Acquitted After Brief Police Court Hearing
Nathan Hirsch of 439 Vine Street was found not guilty after a five minute jury deliberation in Police Court on the charge of accepting a wager on a horse. The jury returned the verdict of not guilty after the short trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hirsch
Vine Street
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Police Department
Cincinnati University
Frederick Petri
Eden Avenue
Chester Park
J. B. Allsten
J. G. Stutzman
McCullough Street
James B.kidney
East Fourth Street
Pearl and
Broadway
Edward B. White
Ninth and
Vine Streets
Coste
Masonic
Hayes
William Hayes
Renner Street
Hirschland
Nora
Nee Riegelman
Ben Hirschland
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Omaha
Mary Jemison
Gilpin
No. 1610
Keller — Hales
Dayton
Linden Grove
M’cord
Lucy W
James W. McCord
Hyde Park
City Hall Notes
George Wiebel
Woodburn Avenue
Fahrenbruck
McMicken Avenue
Mohawk Place
Superintendent of Parks
Pogue & Pogue
John Steele
Beechmont Avenue
Delta Avenue
Tweed
Forest Avenue
Miami
K. Hiller
Water Works Department
Charles McFarlan
Canal
Clifton Avenue
Charles O'Connor
Second Street
Traction Company
Harrison Avenue
Barnard Street
State Street
Ed Anthony
City Engineer's Office
Hiller
Council
National Educational Association
Milwaukee
German-American Educational Association
Cheohn Shillits
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Alleghanies
Ocean Steamers
England
Continent
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Cecilic
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Cher
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Bourg EN
German HS & CO
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Bremen
Friedrich Athens
Lloyd Travelers General Agents
P. Irene
E, Luise
Stantinople
Alexandria
Hotels and Resorts
Marseille
1034 St
Hudson and
Riverside Drive
Grand Central Station
6Th Av
H. S. Clement
Congress Hall
Saratoga
Normandie
Hotel Martinique
Peo
LD Square
Suiza
Nt Samcert & Non
HOTEL
Havlin
Cincinnatus Best Hotel
Miami Valley
Petoskey
New Arlington
S. H. Peck
Petoskey, Mich
Coort
Langston
Tom
Saab
J. NN
Smith S. Phone Canal
Funera F
B. Maert Regigi Automobile and Carriage
Plum St
Beach Haven
N. J
Matchless Bay
Engleside
R. F. Engld
Thousand Islands
Hirsch
John Church‘Co
Chas. S. Amidon
Dr. Foltz
ODD Fellows’ LE
Atlantic City, N. J
Miller
Closson
Fourth St
West
E. Gustav Zinke
Leverome
Canlal
North
First National Bank
Thomas Cook & Son
London
Paris
Hamburg
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Ehamburg-American Line
B’way, N.Y
New Rae American
Lini Eocmamtom
Gapateraee
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RED_STAR LINE
Dover
Antwerp
STAR
CIN Fron
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Cherbourg
MPTOR
Boston
Eta
BIG Four
WN. E. A
Vine Abbott
Covington
VIA
Biase
Louisville & Nashville R. R
Many Points South
Louisville
Fourth and Vine
Walnut Street
Frankfort
Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Ludlow
High Bridge
Queen É Crescent
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