Eminent Artists Headline Lenten Concert by Woman's Club
The Cincinnati Woman's Club Civic Department presents the third of six Saturday Lenten lectures benefiting Home and School Gardens. Miss Baur arranged a varied program including Schubert, Vieuxtemps, Tirindelli, and Chopin performed by renowned artists. Single tickets available at the club or at the door. demand is high for the noon recital.
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Civic Department
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Franz Schubert
Douglas Boxall
Mimo
Tartin
Miss Baur
Woman’s Club
America
Europe
Kingdom of Heaven theme drives sermon at Lyric
The Rev. Melish spoke to a full Lyric audience on the Kingdom of Heaven using Jesus second temptation as a base. He argued for personal and civic righteousness to uplift society and asked the timeless question Is there a God while urging living as though God exists.
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Melish
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus
Christ
God
Joseph Feeder Suffers Stroke in Ripley Ohio
Friends in this city reported that Joseph Feeder, a Ripley saloon keeper, suffered a severe stroke of apoplexy and was not expected to live as of late last night.
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Ripley
Joseph Feeder
Calorimeter tests could reshape coal purchases by city
Matthew Nelson of the Hamilton County Smoke Abatement League cites The Commercial Tribune and Engineer Benzenberg, arguing calorimeter analysis shows heat units, not mere samples, should govern coal buying. He notes variability within coal seams and praises Cincinnati Water Works for adopting calorimeter testing as a purchasing basis. The commentary compares practices in Chicago and calls for price adjustments tied to heat value.
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Commercial Tribune
Matthew Nelson
Hamilton County
The
Benzenberg
Cincinnati
Pocahontas
New River
Monongahela River
Chicago
Dog Bites Woman at Canine Show in Music Hall
Mrs. Granger wife of Allen W. Granger secretary of the A. G- Corre Hotel Co. was bitten on her right arm by a terrier during a dog show at Music Hall. Dr. Meade treated three wounds by cauterization and she returned home after a brief hospital visit. Her dogs had won prizes earlier in the event.
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Cincinnati
Mayor Upholds Firefighter, Dismisses Incompetency Charge
Chief Archibald had accused Lieutenant Mullen of incompetency in Company 34. The mayor ruled no grounds for incompetency and dismissed the charge. Hoffman was fined two weeks’ pay for accusations of drunkenness on duty.
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Archibald
Mullen
Company 34
Fire Department
Markbreit
Charles Hoffman
Hoffman
Pen and Pencil Club hosts dinner for theatrical men guests
The Pen and Pencil Club board hosted a Sterling Hotel dinner for the Theatrical Entertainment Committee. Members included Theodore G. Mitchell Montgomery Phister L J Hillhouse Phil Simms J Herman Thuman Col James E Fennessy Harry Rainforth Henry M Ziegler and George F Fish. Cary Steinborn spoke for newspaper men and Fish Reinforth for theater managers.
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Pen and Pencil Club
Sterling Hotel
Theodore G. Mitchell
Montgomery Phister
L. J. Hillhouse
Phil Simms
J. Herman Thuman
James E. Fennessy
Harry Rainforth
Henry M. Ziegler
George F. Fish
R. B. Mills
Messrs. Cary and
Steinborn
Messrs. Fish and Reinforth
Patrolman Burns Self With Molting Fire at Night
Patrolman James Riley suffered severe burns to the face and neck after a spark from a match ignited his cellulose collar at Sixth and Park. He struggled to remove the burning collar as flames enveloped his head, later seeking hospital care and being sent home. His moustache was burned.
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James Riley
Mother Unmasks Daughter Suitor in Court Case
Thomas Jameson was arraigned in Police Court on a charge of courting Carrie Gaessler while married. Miss Gaessler testified he professed to be single, and her mother testified she followed him and witnessed meetings. The case was continued to April 3 on defense request.
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Thomas Jameson
Carrie Gaessler
Fredonia Avenue
Miss Gaessler
Jameson
Catholic Prelate Defines Betrothal Rules for Marriage
Archbishop Moeller releases a pastoral letter on Christian marriage. engages that valid betrothal must be in writing and witnessed, and that three months prior couples should contract betrothal before bishops or priests. The letter emphasizes writing contracts, two witnesses, and church observance for Catholics.
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Moeller
Cincinnati
the Commercial Tribune
Three Sun
Pope Pius X
Commercial Tribune
Stenographers to Receive Extra Pay for Overtime
Women stenographers in the Park Superintendent's office who worked overtime when work was assigned to the unemployed are to get extra compensation. Director Harry Manss discussed the issue with the Board of Public Service, and a resolution to pay for the extra time will be offered.
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Harry,.Manss
Board of Public Service
McAlpin
Blue Ribbon
New York
London
Paris
D&c
Judge Dismisses Mrs Haas In Fatal City Accident
Mrs Jennie Haas driver of Automobile No 397 was dismissed in Police Court after Claude Hauser testified she was a capable driver. Louis Klein County Inspector of Bridges died from shock and skull fracture after being struck March 6 at McMillan and Copeland streets. Coroner Cameron confirmed death as accidental injury.
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Jennie Haas
Louis Klein
McMillan and
Copeland Streets
Claude Hauser
Haas
McMillan and Copeland Streets
Pinchot Will Lecture in Cincinnati Foresters’ Club Event
Gifford Pinchot Chief Forester of the Department of Agriculture will speak at the Cincinnati Lumbermen's Club on Thursday March 26 at 7 30 pm. He will present an illustrated lecture on Forestry in the Business Men's Club hall. Attendance is free and open to women. an invitation goes to Queen City Furniture Club and the Furniture Exchange.
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Gifford Pinchot
Department of Agriculture
Cincinnati Lumbermen’s Club
Mr. Pinchot
Business Men’s Club
Queen City Furniture Club
Furniture Exchange
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Bert Levy
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Ray L
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Phone Canal
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