Doris Has Her Way and Other Tales in The Saturday Evening Post
The piece previews two stories by Jacques Futrelle and Bert Leston Taylor in The Saturday Evening Post. It notes Doris Has Her Way centers on a rich New York family, a elopement, and a sociologist turned butler, with an aside on copycat gold. The notice advertises 5 cents at newsstands and $1.50 yearly by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
New York
Sarina Anienane Post
Jacques Futrelle
Doris
Bert Leston Taylor
Saturday Evening Post
Fractured hip proves fatal for Elizabeth S Legg
Elizabeth S Legg aged 76 of 5309 Price Avenue died yesterday from a hip fracture that occurred in a fall on March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stanley Legg
Price Avenue
Suspect Fined After Threat Allegations Against Detective
Frank Smith of David Street was fined 50 dollars and costs in Police Court yesterday after weeks old arrest on alleged threats against Detective Cal Crim. Judge Lueders issued the warning in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
David Street
Cal Crim
Lueders
Mother Reunites with Missing Son Found in Columbus
John Buller aged 17 of 304 Conroy street, reported missing weeks ago, has been located in Columbus Ohio. His mother traveled there to bring him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Buller
Conroy Street
Columbus, O
Mrs Mary Craft Dies Enroute to Hospital
Mrs Mary Craft aged 45 wife of Louis Craft of 307 Woodward street died in an ambulance while being taken to St Marys Hospital yesterday morning for heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Craft
Louis Craft
Woodward Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Thieves Loot Remodeling Home on West Seventh Street
Thieves entered a house under renovation at 518 West Seventh Street and stole tools and lead pipe valued at 25 dollars. The property belongs to William Hillenbrand Plumbing Co at 2307 West Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventh Street
William Hillenbrand Plumbing Company
West Eighth Street
Mills Lecture Series Draws Big Crowds at Vine Street Church
Benjamin Fay Mills continues to attract large audiences at Vine Street Church presenting two talks daily at 4 and 8 15 p.m. This afternoon he speaks on The Free Soul and this evening on The Social Problem and Programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Fay Mills
Vine Street
Mills
Sparks Appointed Clerk in U S Subtreasury
Alden H. Sparks of the city was yesterday appointed to a clerkship in the United States Subtreasury by Assistant Treasurer Bosworth. The vacancy arose from the resignation of Cashier Clifford K. Stout, who is now in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden H. Sparks
United States
Bosworth
Clifford K. Stout
California
Lecture on Yellowstone National Park Topic Tomorrow
Charles H. Keith Sr. will speak tomorrow evening to the Young People's Society at the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant in the city. The lecture covers Yellowstone National Park and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park
Young People’s Society
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Eighth and Elm Streets
Charles H. Keith
Takes a Wife at Age of 71 in Rush County Marriage
George W. Robinson aged 71, a prosperous colored farmer of Rush County Indiana, yesterday married Annie Mason aged 53 of 616 West Sixth Street. The ceremony was performed by Squire Dumont and the couple left for Robinson's Indiana home after the vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Robinson
Rush County
Indiana
Annie Mason
West Sixth Street
Squire Dumont
Robinson
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Niehus this afternoon
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Clara L Niehus, wife of William Niehus, aged 53, of 1042 Wilstach Street, who died Tuesday, will be held at 1 30 this afternoon at the Hirst German Reformed Church on Freeman Avenue and Hulbert Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara L. Niehus
William Niehus
Wilstach Street
Hirst
Freeman Avenue
Hulbert Street
Doyle
Elizabeth Fox
Matthew Doyle
Thomas Coleman
Mound Street
Cincinnati
St. Edward’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Covington
Train Victim Identified in Southern Yard Incident
The body of a man killed by an engine in the Southern yards near Gest is identified. Investigators pursue details of the accident as rail workers report the fatal event occurred in the yard area.
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Gest
Grape-Nuts: nutrition for aging readers and brain health
An advertising note extols Grape-Nuts as ideal for aging bodies requiring less food yet steady nourishment. It cites diastase action in barley, brain and nerve phosphate support, and reports from a 74 year old user and a 92 year old customer praising improved vitality and clarity after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Seana
New Highland Public School Under Construction On Eastern Ave
Work on the Highland School at Eastern avenue near Lewis street will start soon. Architects Tietig and Lee will handle bids for a $115,000, three story stone building with ten classrooms, gym, auditorium for 20, basement playrooms, and flood safety above the 65 foot water line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland School
Eastern Avenue
Lewis Street
Tietig & Lee
Identification Pinpoints Slain Man Near the Rails
Street Tuesday night was identified in the Morgue yesterday as that of J. Shoe maker, who lived in a hut near the railroad tracks. The identification was made by William Backs, Gest Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Shoemaker
William Backs
Gest
Man Bound Over After Police Confession in Burglary Case
William Wells of 1315 Sycamore Street was bound over to the grand jury on burglary charges after confessing to police. He admitted taking five rings a gold watch and ten dollars from the apartments of Gus Litmer at 1216 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wells
Sycamore Street
Gus Litmer
Broadway
May Festival appoints Edwards and Thuman to fill vacancy
Directors of the May Festival yesterday named George Edwards and J Herman Thuman to organize the event work left vacant by the death of George H Wilson. They inherit duties to complete festival arrangements as Wilson began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wilson
George Edwards
J. Herman Thuman
Wilson
Fire at Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. destroys stock
Fire of unknown origin broke out in the cellar of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company at 436 West Sixth Street last night. Flames were discovered before reaching the stock and a still alarm was sent out. Firemen extinguished the blaze with trifling loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
West Sixth, Street
United German Singing Societies pick Chester Park for next outing
The outing committee of the United German Singing Societies of Hamilton County met and unanimously selected Chester Park for the next annual outing and set Pentacost Sunday June 7 as the date. The United Societies include over five thousand members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United German Singing Societies
Hamilton County
Chester Park
Fined for Striking Officer in Police Court
Jim McGinnis arraigned on the charge of striking Patrolman Schaller with a club. The patrolman was later shot at by alleged accomplices. Judge Lueders fined McGinnis $100 and costs. accomplices Louis Brinkman and Charles Barlage were each fined $25 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McGinnis
Schaller
Lueders
Louis Brinkman
Charles Barlage
Euchre Event Aids Monument Fund At Grand Hotel
Members of the Eastern Star held a euchre at the Grand Hotel yesterday afternoon and evening. Thirty five tables were used with many busy players. Proceeds go to erect a monument on Johnson's Island near Sandusky. Mrs J T Drake directed the event with Monument Committee help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Grand Hotel
Johnson’s Island
Sandusky
J. T. Drake
Arrest of Charles Dressing in knife fight case at 1633 Hamer Street
Detectives Pflung and Gramann arrested bartender Charles Dressing yesterday on suspicion of wielding the knife in a fight. Harry Burns, a bag puncher at the Majestic, was stabbed in the right leg. Burns denies using the knife though he confirms the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dressing
Hamer Street
Pflung and
Gramann
Harry Burns
Majestic
Rose Adaline Blossom Arrives At Temple Home
The name Rose Adaline has been chosen for a new baby at the home of Mr. Fred N. Temple of Armory Avenue. Dr. H. C. Wendel served as attending physician with Miss Doetzel as nurse, and warm congratulations were extended to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred N. Temple
Armory Avenue
Warner Elevator Manufacturing Company
Rose Adaline
H. C. Wendel
Fireman William H. Carrell Arrested on Theft Charge
William H. Carrell a 23 year old fireman from Fort Wayne Indiana was arrested by Officer Rossiter in the Fourth District. He faces suspicion of stealing reading matter and other material from the Railroad Y M C A at Fifth and Baymiller streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Carrell
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Rossiter
Fourth District
Carrell
Fifth and
Baymiller Streets
Talks of the Jews discussed by Dr. Kaufman Kohler
Dr. Kaufman Kohler, president of the Hebrew Union College, addressed the German Literary Society on the Jews in modern trade and commerce. The club named a committee to arrange a reception for Prof. Krieger of Hanover, who will lecture at the university on April 9, and will then be a guest at the Literary Club in the Sinton Hotel the following evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufman Kohler
Hebrew Union College
Krieger
Hanover
Sinton
Doomed to Die Letter Haunts Ruth McCabe Family
Detectives received a threatening missive in which criminals vow to abduct Ruth McCabe and her daughter. The note, found in the private mailbox, says the writers regret not killing Mrs McCabe on the 14th and warns of further harm. Investigators link the letter to a prior apartment robbery and seek a mysterious man seen in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
Crawford
Ruth McCabe
Sycamore Street
McCabe
Ruthie McCabe
Invest million plan for new Avondale apartments and houses
Wynne Homestead in Avondale sells for 10000 as part of a wave of large apartment projects planned for hilltop sites. Officials estimate nearly 300000 will be spent on new buildings including flats on Rockdale and Gilbert avenues, with brokers and attorneys arranging plots and constructions across several neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Pachaud
Herbert and
Montgomery Road
Morris Straits
Hale Avenue
Dr. A. B. Strash
Erkenbrecher Avenue
S. M. Cooper
Rockdale Avenue
Charles Mayer
Gilbert Avenue
Walnut Hills
Dixmont Street
Prohibition Demonstration Planned by German Societies
A mass meeting is set for April 11 at Music Hall to educate on prohibition. The German Day Society and the German American Alliance organize the event with speakers including Rev. Frederick Knapp Judge Rufus B. Smith General Michael Ryan Frank L. Rist and Dr. John B. Peaslee. The aims include presenting all aspects of the issue as part of a county wide campaign.
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Music Hall
German Day Society
German-American Alliance
Frederick Knapp
Rufus B. Smith
Michael Ryan
Frank L. Rist
John B. Peaslee
Hamilton County
Burial Permits List Dead From Apoplexy to Tuberculosis
A long list of burial records with names ages and causes of death including Mary Schafer 64 apoplexy at Austerlitz and Glet Way John Williams 61 cancer at City Hospital 2901 Jefferson Avenue Benjamin Mayer 68 heart disease 2716 Woodburn Avenue Clarence Poole 4 months inquest 2470 West Sixth Street Samuel Bayon 40 tuberculosis Marcela Hugo 2 months malarmus Joseph Chain 2 pneumonia at City Hospital 426 George Street Joseph Harting 36 cerebral hemorrhage Mary Stierlin 3 tuberculosis Branch Hospital 2272 Bogen Street Lilly Bordick 29 nephritis Henry Felgheder 35 guest, Conrad Muller 60 cancer St Francis Hospital Norwood Leo Heitz 8 croup Charlees Heilgers 1 meningitis Louisa Wirthwine 74 St Leger Nehbbithe Cenell Walter 1 pneumonia Ma 78 Kirby Are Zaus William aloron 8 months Kirby Are Loeschner etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schafer
Mary
Austerlitz
Gletway
Williams
John
City Hospital
Jefferson Avenue
Mayer
Benjamin
Woodburn Avenue
Poole
Clarence
West Sixth Street
Bayon
Samuel
Providence Street
Hug
Marcela
Seton Avenue
Malarmus
Chain
Joseph
George Street
Harting
Clinton Street
Stierlin
Branch Hospital
Bogen Street
Bordick
Lilly
Western Avenue
Felgheder
Henry
Wells Street
Guest
Muller
Conrad
St. Francis’ Hospital
Norwood
Heitz
Leo
Central Avenue
Croup
Heilgers
Charlees
Plum Street
Wirthwine
Louisa
St. Leger
Cenell
Walter
Dodsworth Avenue
Zaus
Willia
Aloron
Kirby
Bright
Re. West Helmes
Woodward Meyer
Mar
Hillside Avenue
Real Estate Leases and Transfers Listed in Local Notice
Property transactions show multiple five year leases and land parcels. Names include Harry Fellers Alice Wolf Joseph Larker Frank Yeager Rebecca Prather Charles Dinke-Jacker and others with details on premises locations and dimensions such as 970 McMillan street 994 Vine street 5 acres in Section 18 Sycamore Poway and blocks on Bank Street St Clair Vine Madi son Oakiecy avenues and the Miami River.
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Harry Fellers
Alice Wolf
McMillan Street
John G. Schultheiss
Joseph Larker
Vine Street
Mary Minning Et al
Frank C. H. Thiemann
Bank Street
Joseph Yeager
Frank Yeager
Sycamore Poway
Siaeleak Va
Catherine Reinmuth
Charles Dinke- Jacker
St Clair and
Vine Streets
Frank Giltiilen
Rebecca A. Prather
Careepee
Eles
Decee Hertasolen
Mathias Bilger
Anna K. Bilger
William H. Neff
Philipena Wamucka
Board of Home Missions
The
Methodist Protestant Church
L. A. Drake
Madison and
Oakiecy Avenues
Danet
Henry Grimm
William H. Katenbrink
Ahrens Petcct Oases Aseetendnnete Reees
Resseessecsacuien
Carrie B. Wood
Herancourt Brewing Company
Innt
al- Mion
Steer Ese
Ebeunese
Allen M. Jones
Willam
Bert
Miami River
Tower Hill
Martha Dadel
Victor Street
Charles Grosser
Matilda Miller
Land transfers and notices from Sycamore and surrounding townships
Property deeds list numerous transfers in Sycamore Township and Carthage including parcels in Deserisy and Schuster Wilson subdivisions, lot descriptions, and mortgage cancellations. Also obituaries and funeral notices for Brown, Bolce, Doyle, Dellbrugge, Hug, Hornbrook, Kraft, Solsman, Smith, Sander, Stifel, Tudor, and Weeks with dates and service details.
Pacific Coast Travel Deals From Chicago to Western Points
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers $38 to the Pacific Coast with $88 to Seattle Tacoma Spokane Portland Victoria Vancouver San Francisco Los Angeles and more. Travel via daily departures from Union Station at 10 19 p m and tourist sleeper berths at $7. Special parties depart Wednesdays and Fridays at 10 10 p m. Free descriptive pamphlets available from Co GC Mordough Traveling Passenger Agent 24 Carew Building Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Victoria
Vancouver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Union Station
Dakotas
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Mordough
Carew Building
Cincinnati
Knights Templars to honor late Sir Alfred Cyfel in Avondale
Cincinnati Commandery No 3 will assemble informally on Friday March 27 at 1 Glenwood Way Avondale to pay last respects to Sir Alfred Cyfel. Eminent Commander John Dolph signs the notice with A A Scottish Rite-A special meeting of Gibulum G lodge of P 14 set for Thursday at 7 30 pm for routine business reception and petition ballots. Work on a spring class starts April 9 per Secretary James A Colliens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet M
George J. Smith
Lebanon
James M. Smith
Cincinnati
Sander
Adolph
Clifton
Brookline Avenue
Albert C
Glenwood Avenue
Avondale
Tudor—Zvaline Hollingsworth
Samuel&. Tudor
Ortiz Building
Weeks
Elizabeth C
Thomas C. Weeks
Norwood Avenue
Knights Templars
Bev
Alfred Cyfel
Glenwood Ay
John Dolph
A. A
Gibulum
James A. Colliexs
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Curtis Pos
HiInc Company
Philadelphia
Jacob Mann
Walnut Street
Aity News
New Highland Public School
iIt
Tieng & Lee, Architects
Polie
Dr. Kohler
William W. Pare
Bngham
Emma C
Hatch St
John W. Riechle
Batavia
Martha L. Kuehn
Boal
Morris R. Wright
Colerain
Kate Vorherr
Collins
Harry G. Nordmann
Fosdick
Florence Brinkman
Esse Norwood
Frank Kuntsman
W. McMicken
Clara Haberteen
Aeeree
Julius Richert
Estella M. Weser
Hemlock
Eewee
E. McMillan
Joseph F. Desserich
E. McMicken
Bertha
Emma Spillman
Oetvseederns
Merwin Parrent
My Iaken
Mildred H. Thompson
Linton Hotel
Uel L. Parker
eCleveland, O
Ida G. Williams
Palace Hotel
Jessie William
St. Clair Alley
Lucy Easton
Essex Place
Charles S. Barry
Mary Werren
Rush Co., Ind
Joe Meyer
Moore St
Rigas
Wee Tan Otwood
J. 8. Rodgers
E. W. Campbell
St. Ledger Place
W.C. Herron
Clifton Avenue
Greendale Avenue
Jabez Wynne
Lanson M. Cooper
Albert G. Brecher
Nicholas P. Smith & Bros
Ralph Costello
Elsmere Avenue
Walnut and
Allison Streets
Philip Pfeiffer
A. Tiemeyer
Con- Toy Street
Board of Education
Hughes High School
Franklin Iron Works
Kirker Bender
Douglass
Guilford
Twenty-eighth
McKinley
Highland
Jackson
Eeleventh
Shillito
China
Davenport
Habu Shillite Company
Altoghanies
Sycamore Township
Akeig
DeSerisy
Esesesers
Edward DeSerisy
Eae
Popesacsee
Henry Weiler
Jacob ‘Appel
Schuster & Wilson
Carthage
Harry M. Creager
Clara Hartinger
Bryant & Trevor
RIPON
Ogee Scot
Julia Lane
Addie M. ‘Casey
Milton Street
John T. Weighell
Mary E. Chapman
John T. Weighel
Fred Spinner
Rebecca
J. Jenkins
Kasaene
Joseph Roedig
Victor Gove
Emerick F. Smith
Kuntzler
Kate Ch Biliston
Norwood View
Myers Y. Cooper
August W. “Moersch
Glen Parker Avenue
Langland Street
Lizzie Landmeier
Sarah McCoy
Mary A. Kramer
Clara K. ‘Arlinghaus
Loth
Elizabeth Mushaben
Clara K. Arlingnae
Loth Stree
William Woehrlein
Ormonde S. & L. Company Co
Drcoceecsseceuce
Awe Poe
Carl Herrman
Ign de Nodsnesyocas
W. Moreton
Ida J. Clark
Glen Brown Coatae Iin
Charles F. West
E. E.stevenns
M. Skillman
Mae C. Ryan
Phillipena Wanerre
Stella M. Wam- Bock
Cwescenepcess
Cedoves Cos Tanverse
George Maurer
Miami Township
Otto Reule
Sonam
John Sulliven
Government L. &B. CompPany
Cee
August W. Moersch
C. L. Schaefer
Belle J. Brothers
Ella I. Cooper
George Pohlman
Ty Sela Dco Vepeketconer
Saris Wrens
Emma M. Smith
Homestead 8
Thomas F. Parker
J. M. King
Arate Grimm Co Lower Market
L. & B. A. Aks Lene Botanskeckae
Clara Kramer
Green Street
L. & B. Company
Idikgebodhs' Mecdeest Ocapheos
Clara Arlinghaus
Otte Reule
Louisa Schuehler
Philip Renner
Mary J. Ernst
Westwood Homesteadompany
Clarence W. Burch
Stephen Feiler
Leonhardt
Calhoun L. & B. Company
Meinhardt Stindt
Elizabeth Specht
Nellie M. Ressto
Brown
George Houston
George H. Brown
Somerville
N. J
Laura le Fevre
Resor Avenue
Calvary Church
New Jersey
Bolce
Jerome F.N
William A
Redina Bolce
Kneabel
Ivy
Belmont Avenues
Hyde Park
Bondick
Lily
Restemeier
Lawrence Bondick
Dellbrugge
Genevieve
Price Hill
Holy Trinity Church
Marcella
Fannie Hug
Schmitt
Hornbrook
Mary L
John Hornbrook
Rittenhouse Street
Kraft
Nee Leady
Louis Kraft
John J. Gilligan
Masonic
Ichie Bros Jewelers
W.4th St
Gvereti Piano
F.B. Maert
Plum St
the Commercial Tribune
North German Lloyd
Plymouth-Cherbourg
Bremen
Kurfuerst
Bremen Direct
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Lil K. Albert
Friedrich
Third St
Western Beeman Bank
First National Bank
Stealiship Lines
Thomas Cook & Son
Queenstown
Liverpool
Ata
New
London
Paris
Hamburg
Pennsylvania
Amerika (New
Patricia
Pretoria
Moltke
N. Y
Southern Ohio Loan & Trust CO
Main Street
DOW
Closson
Fourth St
West
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