Samuel W Weil Called by Death in Cincinnati Sale Leader
Samuel N Weil 69 head of S N Weil & Co wholesale liquor dealers died in Hotel Arms Walnut Hills after a long traveling life. Born Prussia 1839 he built a national sales career, leaving widow two daughters and two sons A J Weil & Co and Weil family businesses noted. Services set at United Jewish Cemetery mortuary chapel with Rabbi Grossmann.
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Samuel N. Weil
S N. Wail & Co
Sycamore Street
Hotel Arms
Walnut Hills
Mr. Weil
United States
Morristown
Weir
Cincinnati
Amelia Frank
United Jewish Cemetery
Grossmann
Tragedy Scene Revisited In Groesbeck Burn Deaths
Coroner Cameron continues investigations into the Groesbeck home fire that killed Mrs. Blackburn and her young son. Witnesses describe a strange, well dressed man with a mustache and Derby hat seen near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wiesthan
Groesbeck
Cameron
Wiesehan
Askew
William lLierer
Blackburn
Representative Arnett Denies Kentucky Democratic Reorganization
Representative Lewis Arnett of Coyington arrived at the Hotel Harlin after traveling from Louisville. He says he knows nothing about any planned reorganization of the Kentucky Democratic Party and is in Cincinnati to rest, despite reports of his possible influence with opponents of Beckham.
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Kentucky
Arnett
Lewis Arnett
Coyington
Harlin
Louisville
Wallot
W.O. Bradley
United States
Beckham
Ollie James
Mr. Arnett
Cincinnati
Grape-Nuts Promotes Health Over White Flour
A reader touts Grape-Nuts as a healthful alternative to hot biscuit and white bread. The letter notes improved digestion, mental clarity, and buoyancy after six months of use, claiming it as a natural aid to strength and well being.
Man Refuses Antemortem Statement in Fatal Stabbing
James Harrington, 24, a laborer of 1246 Richmond Street Nes, died at City Hospital from a chest stab wound and multiple cuts after being found unconscious near Eighth and Harriet. He refused to name his assailant, vowing revenge, amid gang ties and a code against speaking. Detective Grummann reported no suspect. another victim, James Spillman, 28, was treated for a back stab wound nearby and detained for disorderly conduct.
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James Harrington
Richmond Street
Nes
Eighth
Harriet Streets
Grummann
Harrington
Millcreek
James Spillman
West Fifth Street
City Hospital
Longworth
Elm Streets
Central Station
Rochester arrest cools larceny case of Frank Prescott
Detective Lou Bell left for Rochester to seize Frank Prescott who was arrested there days ago and is wanted on a grand larceny charge. Prescott allegedly fled after being arraigned here months earlier, with $50 stolen from Charles Matheley at 116 West Ninth Street.
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Lou Bell
Rochester
N. Y
Frank Prescott
Prescott
Charles’ Matheley
Hopkins Street
Central Avenue
West Ninth Street
Stabbing at Seventh Street and Broadway Leaves Man Critical
John Austin, 40, was stabbed in the left chest during a fight at Seventh Street and Broadway and was taken to City hospital where his condition was listed as critical. Kate Thompson is alleged to have wielded the knife and fled the scene.
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John Austin
East Seventh Street
Seventh Street
Broadway
Oclity Hospital
Kate Thompson
East Highth
Moody Removes Moustache From Supreme Court Justices
Special Dispatch reports Justice William Henry Moody of the U S Supreme Court has shaved his moustache. The piece notes a court trend on facial hair, with four members moustached, four clean shaven, and Justice McKenna nearly beardless.
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William H. Moody
Supreme Court
Commercial Tribune
Washington
William Henry Moody
United States Supreme Court
Justice Moody
Brewer
Justice McKenna
Detectives Guard Priest After Threat Letter
Four detectives assisted by Chief Millikin guarded Father Michael Mulvihill at St. Peter's Cathedral amid a received death threat. The priest remained calm as officers scrutinized all attendees while Archbishop Meél ler urged caution. The police concluded the letter was likely the work of a crank and that no real danger existed.
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Michael Mulvihill
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Eighth and
Plum Streets
Detective?.department
Millikin
Mulvihill
Central
Hamilton Club Dinner Honors Atlas Bank President
George Guckenberger, president of Atlas National Bank in Cincinnati, will be guest of honor at a Hamilton Clearing House Association dinner in the Hamilton Club rooms. He will deliver an address on Saturday evening, March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, .C
George Guckenberger
Atlas National Bank
Cincinnati
Hamilton Club
Hamilton Clearing Home Association
American Duchess Sails from Liverpool to New York
The Duchess of Marlborough was a passenger on the Lucania sailing to New York on Saturday. Her name did not appear on the passenger list, though it was generally known she was aboard.
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Liverpool
Duchess of Marlborough
Lucania
New York
Murdered in Sleep Near Clinton
Fred Dolph aged 26 was killed last night while sleeping in Clinton Iowa. His head was blown off by a shotgun blast. His wife is under arrest in connection with the murder.
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Commercial Tribune
Clinton
Fred Dolph
Dr Charles F Aked Returns to Pulpit After Illness
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports Dr Charles F Aked pastor of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church in New York resumed preaching after a brief retirement due to illness. He addressed a large crowd today at his church.
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New York
Charlies F. Aked
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Patriotism Emphasized by Providence Watchers in Sedamsville Talk
E W Wilkinson principal of First Intermediate School urged permanent patriotism in an address at Sedamsville Baptist Church under the Junior Order of United American Mechanics. He praised display of the flag and urged patriotism learned at home and taught to new settlers, noting 1848 California and 1849 gold discovery as milestones.
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Washington
Stars and Stripes
E. W. Wilkinson
First Intermediate
Sedamsville
Ninth’ Street Baptist Church
Patriots
America
Prof
Wilkinson
United States
California
New Territory
Chisman Bids Farewell With City Grain Banquet
Homer Chisman retired Saturday after 25 years as chief grain inspector for the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce. He hosted a banquet for his successor George Munson and staff. Munson praised Chisman and the group included Michael Knaul Oliver L. Petin James Farrell Charles Vogele Andrew Duddy Harry Duel William Crane Richard Menefee and Arthur and Howard Garnett.
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Homer Chisman
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
George Munson
Chisman
Munson
Michael Knaul
Oliver L. Petin
James
Bethesda Hospital and Deaconness Home marks twelfth anniversary
The Bethesda Hospital and German Deaconness Home celebrated its twelfth anniversary in Wesley Chapel yesterday. The church was crowded with supporters of the institute’s work. Dr. A. J. Nast presided, Dr. R. J. Cooke gave the principal address, and Rev. J. S. Schaal spoke on the past and future of the institution.
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Bethesda Hospital
Wesley Chapel
A. J. Nast
der Christih Apologete
R. J. Cooke
J. S. Schaal
Inquest Planned After FiveYearOld Holtrefe Death
The coroner will hold an inquest into the death of Theresa Holtrefe five at her home 1278 Carli Street North Fairmount. She died of measles without physician attendance though home care was used. Dr Milton G Conger responded but arrived after she had died.
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Theresa Holtgrefe
Fred
Anna Holtgrefe
Carli Street
North Fairmournt
Milton G. Conger
Senator Allison at 79 near presidency and leadership
Senator William Boyd Allison of Iowa, a long serving Senate leader, celebrates his 79th birthday on March 2. Colleagues praise his half century of service, influence over finance and national policy, and his potential to rise higher, with support from both parties amid a looming Iowa primary.
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Washington
William Boyd Allison
Iowa
Alison
Senate
Senator Allison
Beveridge
Allison
Cummins
Senate of the United States
Roosevelt
Cannon
Perry
Western Reserve College
Ohio
James Harlan
Treasury Department
Committee On Appropriations
Thomas B. Reed
Roscoe Conkling
John Sherman
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Senate Committee On Finance
United States
Woman Suffrage Advocates Push for Civic Rights in Ohio
Mrs. Etta Nowottny, Detroit area delegate of the Twentieth Century Club, reports to Cincinnati suffragists that a voting law for women may soon pass. She cites aims to influence pure food and milk safety, school teaching, and child welfare, arguing sexes are equal and mothers deserve a say in public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Nowottny
Twentieth Century Club
Columbus
Ohig
Brigadier Margaret Bovil Addresses Salvation Army Meetings
Brigadier Margaret Bovil head of the Rescue Workers of the Salvation Army east of Chicago led services in the Citadel on East Eighth Street yesterday and last night. She recalled her and her husband’s early army service in Cincinnati and noted her husband’s recent death in a New York street car accident. She praised local Salvationists for owning a citadel and said she would visit Cincinnati for several days with Mrs Thomas Morrison of Clifton.
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Margaret Bovil
Salvation Army
Chicago
Citadel
East Eighth Street
Cincinnati
New York
Bovil
Thomas Morrison
Clifton
Dr Roeland Dwight Grant Lectures on The Mighty Columbia River
The Unity Club heard Dr Roeland Dwight Grant of Portland give a vivid talk on The Mighty Columbia River and the Northwest region. He highlighted farms forests cities and mountains and urged audiences to prioritize their own country before Europe.
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Unity Club
Far
Northwest
Roeland Dwight .Grant
Portland
Columbia River
Grant
Europe
Arrests Two Fighters in Street Brawl
Patrolman Schwind arrested James Staples aged 39 of 529 Sycamore Street and John Chapel near Broadway after a fight in front of Chapel’s home. Chapel carried a knife and threatened to cut out his adversary’s heart. Staples suffered a slight arm cut while Chapel had facial bruises. both were taken to City Hospital and jailed for disorderly conduct.
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Schwind
James Staples
Sycamore Street
John Chapel
Sixth Street
Broadway
Chapel
Ples
Staples
Oygan
City Hospital
Woman and Men Fight at Chinese Restaurant on Vine
In a morning brawl at a Chinese restaurant 628 Vine Street Mrs Sylvia Skelton 31 of 506 Sycamore Street was cut on the arms after being pushed through a window. Patrolmen Reissinger and Ambrose found two men and the woman causing a scene. They arrested John Skelton 506 Sycamore Street and Bracken VanZile a Jackson Michigan motorman for disorderly conduct. The woman was sent to City Hospital. Police do not know the cause of the fight.
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Vine Street
Sylvia Skelton
SycayYhore
Reissinger
Ambrose
Central Station
John Skelton
Sycamore Street
Bracken Vanzile
Jackson, Mich
City Hospital
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Priest
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Meéller
Honor Cincinnatian
Marlborough
Dr. Charlies F. Aked
OM Providence Watches
Asylum For
Martin Luther
América
Winkinson
Iowa Statesman
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Aden
Ingalls
San Francisco
District of Columbia
House of Representatives
Harrison
Hoar
Hale
Maine
Cockrell
Missouri
Ony
Brigadier
Salvationists
Columbia
MR. James
Virginius
Julius Caesar
Balance of Waek
Monte Cristo
Ee -Asiemen the Yellow Peril Wares
Thes OF US
Linton Hotel
Myrtle Elwyn
Pianiste
Kimball's
Race Street
Rainforth
Havlin
Fritzi Scheff
Charles Dillingham
Sun Viet Adiport
PRAN
Cis Wilson
Mats, Sun
Dan
A. Wolf
Main St
Chas. Waynde & CO
Lesters—Galetti’s Monkeys
Mignonette Kokin
Canfield & Carleton
Swor Bros
Kelly & Rose
Randy & Wilson
Kinodrome
Walnut
Vivian Prescott
Walter Wilson
Dora Thorn
Tweror the
Shoemaker
Eople’s
Tru
Avenue Girls
Mary
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