Fashion Event Showcases Spring Tailored Suits And Dresses
A fashion feature invites women to view advance guards of the season with Tailored and Demi Tailored Suits Silk Linen and Cloth Dresses and various inexpensive materials. The display includes Waists Skirts Silk Petticoats Rain Coats Motor Coats Driving Coats and Smart Jackets for street wear. The Tailored Suits reveal new shades like Tussah Rajah and Pongee with Taffeta and linens in spring hues. Today Tomorrow and Thursday are informal display days at Race and Ladies Square Fourth Street.
Cincinnati Library Society for the Blind year report 1907
The Executive Board presented the 1907 annual report. Sixteen entertainments and five weekly readings were held, receipts totaled 712 dollars, fifty three volumes donated, nine children taught to read and three to use the typewriter. Seven writing boards were issued and twenty two decks of cards given, with gifts including ten pounds of candy from two firms and 3600 traction tickets for pupils. Thanks were extended to Mrs. Thomas Emery for refreshments at Christmas.
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Cincinnati Library Society’ For the
N. D
H. D. Smith & Co
Reinhart & Newton
Traction Company
Thomas ‘Emery
Fire damages building on Harrison Avenue in heavy snow
Police and firemen battled a blaze at 1261 Harrison Avenue after snow cut the fire alarm signal. Patrolmen Albrecht and Ferber forced entry, formed a bucket brigade, and extinguished the fire caused by an exploding lamp. No injuries reported. Another lamp explosion started a small fire at 909 Betts Street.
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Harrison Avenue
Albrecht
Ferber
C. Horstman
Nod One
Catherine Birkhardt
Betts Street
Cuticura Remedies Praised By Ind Corresponder
A mother's testimonial from Attica Indiana dated July 22 1907 lauds Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for curing her two and a half year old boy of itching sores after several months of failure with other treatments. The user says the sores healed after three applications and praises the products as the best she has tried and would recommend to others.
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William Geeding
Wast
Attica
Ind
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promote Skin Relief
Ad touts Cuticura products for eczema and similar skin ailments in infants and adults. Warm baths with Cuticura Soap and gentle applications with Cuticura Ointment are said to provide rapid relief, with optional Cuticura Resolvent for internal use. Products advertised as absolutely pure with prices listed.
Noonday Lenten Services Begin at Lyric Theater
The Episcopal Club opened its noonday Lenten services at the Lyric Theater with Rev. Murray Bartlett of Rochester delivering a sermon on Man shall not live by bread alone. He urged balancing earthly duties with spiritual nourishment and noted daily services through Lent except Saturdays and Sundays. Next week Rev. J Howard Mellish of Holy Trinity Brooklyn will speak.
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Episcopal Club
Lyric Theater
Murray Bartlett
Rochester
N. Y
Earth
J. Howard Melish
Holy Trinity Church
Brooklyn
Christ Church
This City
Man Cancels Marriage License After Last Minute Breakup
August Hericks 26 of 12342 Walnut Street and Rose Tenner 38 obtained a marriage license. At the Courthouse Hericks presented torn certificate forms and asked for a refund. Clerk J E Folk refused the fee but canceled the license and Hericks departed satisfied.
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August Hericks
Walnut Street
Rose
Tenner
J. E. Folk
Hericks
Folk
Safety Board considers substation in Westwood firehouse
The Safety Board heard villagers demand a subpolice station in the former Westwood engine house and urged similar stations for Avondale Hyde Park and Winton Place. Architect Hake to estimate cost. Three men and a lieutenant assigned to Westwood station, replacing the single man fire company. Newt Carter to join as pipeman and driver in the new crew.
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The
Safety Board
Westwood
Millikin
Avondale
Hyde Park
Winton Place
Hake
Newt Carter
Cincinnati
City Hall Notes on Public Service and Street Conditions
Mayor orders Chige and Milla to curb petty gambling and games. Safety Board hears that the Board of Public Service handles sidewalk conditions not the Police Chief. Hubbard tract grading for library site assigned to Thomas Punshon. Ross avenue issues discussed after a letter from J Paulson cites heavy work due to street conditions with vehicles stuck. Postmaster Monfort forwarded the complaint.
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Millikin
The
Safety Board
M. F. Galvin
Hyde Park Business Club
Board of Public Service
Public Library
Thomas Punshon
Ross Avenue
J. Paulson
Mail Service
Monfort
Tenement and street measures dominate council session
City Council meeting at 2 PM addressed street peddling curb limits auto safety rules and a proposed bond issue. Mayor opposed women drivers and urged a three person commission to study driving eligibility as board approves park and street projects and a new building code commission is sought.
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Bathgate
Tibbles
Schueler
Lueders
Police Court
Eddlers
Markbreit
Committee On Law
Frank L. Raschig
John W. Nugent
Philip Scheyer
George Garretson
Mullen
W. N. Forbis
Monticello
Ind
Forbis
Asmann
Clinton Springs Avenue
Washington
Mitchell Avenues
Amelia E. Allen
Bathgate Park
Kellogg
Board of Public Service
Central Avenue
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Grant Street
Ninth Street
Main
Sycamore Streets
South Court Street
Josephine Street
Dorchester
Ringgold
Fairfield Avenue
Madison Avenue
Garfield Place
Vine
Elm Streets
Bank Street
Freeman Avenue
Dunham Street
Columbia Avenue
Morris Place
Committee
Cross Lane
South Elm Street
Park Avenue
Cornell
Hunt Street
Inwood
Pomona Court
Hackberry
Cleinview
Hackberry Street
Clayton
Forest Avenues
Enright Avenue
Wrighth Street
Council
O’brien
Drach
Committee On Public Safety Council
Board of Public Safety
Fifth District
Committee On
Ninth
Richmond Streets
Clinton Street
Wayne
McGregor
Faber
Quebec
Darrow
Law Committee
Cincinnati Fire Prevention Bureau
A. O. Elzner
Cincinnati Associated Organizations
Building Co
Pinkertons Track Suspected Bank Robber
Bank cashier W P Wickerham reports a gang blew open the Mt. Crab Ohio bank vault and stole 3800 dollars. Pinkertons now chase the leader after Wickerham’s silent investigation pointed to a Cincinnati man lodging suspiciously in Orab with nocturnal trips and buggy hires.
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W. P. Wickerham
Mt. Crab (O.) Bank
Pinkertons
Wickerham
Cincinnati
Orab
Automobile women cautious about driving policy
Dealer D. C. Coughlin says several local women who run cars asked him to oppose Mayor Markbreit's plan to prohibit women from operating automobiles. He notes the women are indignant and have urged action to counter the mayor and council.
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D. C. Coughlin
Auto Supply Dealers’ Association
Markbreit
Cougalin
Saloons to be raided as reform leagues vow arrests
Municipal Reform League and Antisaloon League announce Sunday raids in Cincinnati with forty nine violations found. Fourteen saloonists to be arrested today as part of a broader plan to close all saloons on Sundays, regardless of officials. Suburban agents also report evidence against violators.
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Municipal Reform League
The
Antisaloon League
Cincinnati
Reform Leagues
Brewers’ Board of Trade
Ohio River expected to crest near fifty-two feet
Weather Office updates residents as Ohio River rises slowly toward a fifty-two foot crest. Snow earlier in the day raised some concern but is deemed a minor factor. forecasters expect the river to level off and fall in higher sections, with no reach of fifty-three feet at the current location.
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Alms & Doepke
Che Alms & Doepke
Weather Office
Ohio
Bassler
Arrest of Columbus man for circulating counterfeit nickels
Owners of slot machines in Columbus reported counterfeit nickels found in their machines. Secret Service Officer Bolan arrested Thomas Sandridge of Columbus on charges of circulating bogus money. He faces a federal grand jury next.
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Secret Service
Bolan
Thomas Sandridge
Columbus, CO
Women Chauffeurs Fight Mayor's Car Suggestion
Cincinnati women who buy and drive their own cars oppose the Mayor's suggestion to limit women chauffeurs. They argue women are careful, less excitable, and would lose a principal pleasure if the council agrees. Husbands and automobile men back them in the fight.
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Cincinnati
Markbreit
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J. M. Gidding & Co
Race
Fourth Street
Teagh Lind
Library
Baby Boy
AKO
City Hall Notes
Chige
Milla
Crach
Lardlord
Fame DE Loud
Ersese Prensare
Gustave W. Drach
Weatherhead Place
Blair Avenue
East Ridgeway Avenue
Barr, Mound, Kenyon and
Cutter Streets
Renner Street
Elm Street
Hamburg Street
Alice Street
Daniels
Charlton Streets
Moulton Avenue
Christian Breier
Eden Park Reservoir
von Seggern
Woodward Street
Franklin Street
College Alley
Board of Education
Cashier
Sherlock Holmes
Fayetteville Pike
Norfolk & Western Railroad
CINDY
the Young Men’s Mutual Life Associaton
First Nat’s Bank
Jin
Bell Telephone: Co
Ns Ees B. & O. S-W
Kvause
Springs
Walnut St
Columbus
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Main St
Detroit
George Gerke
Ezekiel & Bernheim Coo
Main Street
Rainforth
Havinn
Charles Frohman
Francis Wilson
Harles Marlo
SUN Moving Pictures
Walter
Lawran
Mabel Cameron
Sun
Walter Wellman
North Pole
MONDA
David Belasco
Belasco Theater
Olympic of Epaugh. Stock Co
Mats. Sun
Dan A. Wolf
Richard Mansfield
Checkers
Columbia Bitte Fox Salerno
LA Scala
Herrmann
Ernesto Sisters
Grant & Hoag
WM. Macart
Burton & Brooks
Daisy Dumont
Kinodrome
Vesta Victoria
West Fourth
OLD Ladies
Dias
Covington
Dora
Lou
Edna, the
Pretty
YCEUM
Thorne
DE Varney
Maryland
Skiff &C
Commercial Tribune
Harry Bryant
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