Anniversary of Emmet Birth Celebrated by Irish Nationalists
The 129th anniversary of Robert Emmet’s birth was observed by Wolf Tone Club members in Douglass Castle Hall Cincinnati. A program honored Emmet with speeches, songs, poems, and a final chorus of God Save Ireland. A unanimous resolution urged Cincinnati Senators to reject the arbitration treaty with Great Britain citing naval arms and potential war.
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Robert Emmet
Wolf Tone Club
Douglass Castle Hall
Sixth
Walnut Streets
Thomas P. Hart
Tara
George Connelly
Richard Ryan
Emmet
James Finley
George P. Sweeney
Thomas J. Donnelon
Robert J. McDonnough
God Save
Ireland
Wolf Tone Quartet
Cincinnati
House of Commons
Edward Grey
Foreign Affairs
United States
Great Britain
Senate
England
Japan
Dominion House of Commons
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
North Pacific
Vancouver
Remarkable Skin Cure for Adelaide by Cuticura Remedies
A mother recalls Adelaide aged eight teen who suffered four months with a severe skin eruption on the chest and head. After doctors failed and hair was lost, Cuticura remedies allegedly halted the disease and brought relief, ending fever and delirium.
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Adelaide
Sleuths Arrest Man and Woman in Richmond Case
Detectives Calnan and Keatting arrested Frank Neff, 22, Richmond, Ind., and Anna Denny, 23, who refused to reveal her residence. A trunk of letters was found at Fifth and Pike, alleged evidence of money transfers and marriage correspondence. Neff reportedly was arrested in Dayton, Ohio, earlier. Postal authorities to review the letters.
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Calnan and Keatting
Frank Neff
Richmond
Ind
Anna Denny
Fifth
Pike Streets
Weff
Dayton
Ducks Open Season Disputes Spark Local Tour Group
The Hamilton County duck season starts today with a closed season expired March 1 but Sunday Monday shooting bans in place. Local delegates, including Dan Murphy and Charles Doran, travel to Fairfield Ohio while Billy Schweinberger leads a party toward Hamilton for hunting.
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Hamilton County
Penereny
Dan Murphy
Charles Doran
William Dudley
William Kunkel
Fairfield, C
Billy Schweinberger
Hamilton
Prohibition Cripples Cincinnati Internal Revenue Receipts
February revenue in the Cincinnati district plummets from 1 291 833.61 to 989 701.26 a loss of 302 187.35 as whisky sales drop sharply. Officials warn tax shortfalls will be met by higher general levies and new taxes to cover the deficit.
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Internal Revenue
United States
Cincinnati
Bettmann
Jy.o
Despondent coal dealer Pattee commits suicide at home
Joseph R Pattee 35 a coal dealer living near Sixth street and Freeman avenue died last night from a self inflicted gunshot wound in a hallway leading to his home. Despondent over ill health and falling trade he went to a sideboard drawer secured a gun and said I am going to look at the horse before firing. He left no letters. The shot lodged in a door panel.
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Joseph R. Pattee
Sixth Street
Freeman Avenue
Charles F. Perry
Cameron
Pattee
Connersville
Ind
Tram Ice Company
Mill Street
Bond issue touted by Atlin gold mine in Yukon
A large gold mining company near Atlin in British Columbia Yukon territory plans to offer a portion of its bond issue to the public within a day or two at 85 with a 6 percent yield paid quarterly. The assets are said to be worth nearly 2 million dollars.
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Queen City
Atlin
B. C
Yukon Territory
Pioneer Mrs Elizabeth Zinn laid to rest at Spring Grove
The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Zinn of 224 Loraine Avenue Clifton was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock in her residence with Rev George A Thayer of the Unitarian Church officiating. Interment followed at Spring Grove Cemetery. Mrs Zinn was a pioneer resident and a large real estate owner in the downtown district.
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Elizabeth Zinn
Loraine Avenue
Clifton
George A. Thayer
Unitarian Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Thief Steals Limburger From Wagon on Walnut Street
Police pursue a colored thief who seized a large limburger cheese from Jelke and Son's wagon at Court and Plum Streets. The driver turned briefly and the man fled with the cheese, traces of the scent leading toward the West End.
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Jelke & Son
Walnut Street
Court
Plum
West End
Cincinnati Lumbermen's Club backs civil service for census hires
In Havlin Hotel meeting the Cincinnati Lumbermen's Club endorsed a resolution urging the thirteenth census staff be chosen by Civil Service rather than political appointment. The club also reaffirmed its stance on L and N railroad terminals and sent copies to Hamilton County congressional members.
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Lumbermen’s Club
Cincinnati Lumbermen’s Club
Havlin Hotel
Thomas J. Moffett
American Civil Service Reform Association
Civil Service
Indorse
Crutchpacker
Civil Service Commission
Congress
Hamilton County
Ohio
Hubbell Fisher
National Forestry Association
Moffett
Club
Dulweber
River and Rail Committee
Transportation Club
L &N. Railroad
Columbus
Missionaries 10 Tell Experiences at St Paul Church
At St Paul Methodist Church the missionary convention opens with talks by Rev Dr A B Leonard and Bishop Henry Spellmeyer. Leonard discusses his world tour as missionary secretary, noting visits to India China Korea and Japan. Spellmeyer recounts a year in China and a 3000 mile Yangtse journey. The exhibit is free 9 a m to 9 p m in the lecture room.
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St. Paul Methodist Church
A.B. Leonard
India
China
Korea
Japan
Henry Spellmeyer
Yangtse-Kiang
St. Paul Church
Hyde Park Safety Board Considers Substation and Fire Station Plans
The Hyde Park Safety Board received a letter from the Westwood Improvement Association requesting a Police Department substation in the old engine house at Westwood. Chief Archibald to announce opening ceremonies for the new engine house and Architect Harry Hake to draft plans for the Fire Department station at Pearl and Martin streets.
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Hyde Park
Harry Hake
Pearl and
Martin Streets
Markbrejt
Charles Bert
H. J. Pfiester
John Callahan
Campaign for National Sunday Law Proposed by Ministers
Rev Frederick J Stanley of the American Sabbath Union announced at a Lane Seminary meeting that a national Sunday law campaign will begin. The plan mirrors Canada's ban on freight trains on Sundays from 6 am to 8 pm. Delegates from Canadian and American Sunday groups will meet in Toronto in May, with Ohio joining.
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Lane Seminary
Frederick J. Stanley
New York
American Sabbath Union
Stanley
Can, Sabbath Union
Toronto
Canada
Ohio
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Vicinity
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Tocsin
Laurier
H. & S. Pogue
Prohibition
Sam Hart
Pioneer
Mitchell's
Parker
4Th Ave
19Th Street
Robert Mitchell Furnitre Company
Hamadans
Robert Mitchell
Safety Board
Sabbath Union
la Ericrim
taPooas
MR. James T
Monte Cristo
O'Neill
Julius Caesar Irginius
Storrk
Schaefer Rubber & Reel
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Main St
Rainforth
Havinn
Fritzi Scheff
Charles Pings
Cory Blossom
Viccenerr
Francis
S. A. Gerrard
Cincinnati Society OF Natural History
Broadway
Cuba
Isle OF Pines
Linton
Myrtle Elwyn
Maren 5
Kimball’s
Race Street
Sun
Sen Ich
Dan
Nat Goodwin
Mizzoura
Mansfield
Cate Fife
Columbia Bette
Rawson
Lesters
Columbia
Buck’'S
Vivian Prescottrescott
Walter Wilson
Dorathor
Matinee
OCEUM
Tru
Avenue Girls
Straus
Dain
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