City Hospital to add operating room and relocate ward for children
City Hospital board orders a new adjoining operating room built and moves the children from the hot third floor ward to Ward 8B on the second floor. The change aims to keep youngsters cooler during summer, with an awning for daytime play and sleep. The board also plans expanded tuberculosis hospital capacity at Lick Run, awaiting bids for equipment and a future fall occupancy.
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City Hospital
Board of Lical Directors
Fehrenbatch
Louis Schwab
A. B. Isham
C. R
Twelfth and
Central Avenue
Samuel Hannaford & Sons
Lick Run
Hannaford
Schwab
Cincinnati University
Astees
George Guckenberger
Sanford Brown
Fred Geyer
I Wab
Coburg threatens suit over custody of children
Peter Coburg, father of four placed in a Children's Home near Norfolk, Nebraska, alleges mistreatment and vows to sue for possession. The Ohio Humane Society ordered the children held by the home, and attorney John W. Grace represents Coburg. The case is to be heard in Juvenile Court today.
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Peter Coburg
Coburg
Norfolk
Neb
Ohio Humane Society
John W. Grace
Soldiers drill on Government square in night parade
The First white companys trooped to the Armory amid bad weather and muddy roads. Colonel Charles F. Hake led a march before a large crowd at Government square. The band drew spectators as regimental drills and soldierly bearing were praised amid a noisy, obstructive onlooker.
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Government Square
Charles F. Hake
Geranium Pot Falls From Window Shatters Jewelry Store
A geranium in a heavy earthware pot slid from the Emery Hotel fourth floor, crashed through a skylight into Hermann Lange’s jewelry store showcase, narrowly missing a young clerk, and breaking glass and a display while the plant remained intact amid the wreckage. Customers screamed as the pot filled with earth toppled through.
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Emery Hotel
Hermann Lange
Bazaar Closes As Loyals Honor Two City Figures
The Congregation Shereth Israel Ahabath Achim bazaar at its new Avondale temple closes tomorrow. Leo Stern, officer of the day and nine year head of the National Association of Confectioners, is honored along with William Levendorf of Highland Lodge Knights of Pythias. Jacob Koch, Press Committee chair, calls the affair a financial success. A farewell dinner for Mr and Mrs Joseph Lazarus precedes their four month Europe trip.
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Reading Road
Ridgeway Avenue
Avondale
Leo Stern
National Association of Confectioners
Highland Lodge
Knights of Pythias
William Levendorf
Landslide Drives Stable Into Yard on West Sixth Street
Heavy rains loosened soil on Elberon avenue hillside in Sedamsville causing a hillside slide that pushed George Marqua's stable into his yard and covered an alley. Residents evacuated briefly and returned as authorities inspect drainage and water main effects. A second slide on McAlpin avenue threatens further damage to homes and water service as drains may have been cut and a nearby creek undermines the road.
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Elberon Avenue
West Sixth Street
Sedamsville
Sixth Street
Emil E. Baum
St. Martini Church
George Marqua
Marqua
Dan R
Charles Wehmeier
McAlpin Avenue
Lafayette Avenue
Clifton
McAlpin
John Morrison
Cumminsville
Water Works
Sacred Heart Convent
Robert White
Board of Public Service
Clifton School
Aylum Patient Escapes and Is Reclaimed in Cincinnati
Samuel Clay, an inmate from the Lexington Kentucky insane asylum, who escaped earlier, appeared in Cincinnati and faced theft charges. He was taken to Hammond Street Station for safekeeping after wandering the downtown area. Authorities were notified and the prior charge had not been prosecuted.
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Samuel Clay
Insane Asylum
Lexington
Cincinnati
Hammond Street
Clay
Beaten at Own Gate by Crowd Injures Peter Kirsh
Peter Kirsh of 1995 Central Avenue was attacked at his front gate yesterday afternoon as a crowd of young men assaulted him. He was cut on the back of the head and bled into City Hospital receiving wards after the mob began beating and kicking him. Kirsh described some assailants to police.
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Board of University Trustees
City Hospital
Cincinnati
Dr. Schwab
Peter Kirsh
Central Avenue
Kirsh
Appoint Custodian for Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall
County Commissioners appointed John Kissane as custodian and engineer at 1100 dollars yearly and A W Schneider and George Schlee as janitors at 16.50 weekly. Gustav Schilling named watch man at 19.25 weekly and Miss Anna Mann as janitress at 6.60 weekly. Bids for furnishing the building were referred to the architect for computation.
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Schiebel
Soldiers and Sailors’ Memorial Hall
John Kissane
A. W. Schneider
George Schlee
Gustav Schilling
Anna Mann
Painters' Union Official Surrenders to Police in Wisconsin
Dennis Gurney, Financial Secretary of Cincinnati Painters' Union, surrendered to authorities and is jailed in Neenah Wisconsin. He faces embezzlement charges amounting to about 150 dollars in union funds, according to E A Wise. Gurney reportedly dodged officers before giving himself up, ending a long search.
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Dennis Gurney
Painters’ Union
Cincinnati
Crawford
Neenah
Wis
E. A. Wise
Gurney
Economic Decorations and the Mound Builder Fate
Priscilla Prudence Hackman examines how economical decorations reflect ancient mound builder societies and their problem solving approaches. The piece links design choices to cultural priorities, exploring craft, trade, and symbolic meaning.
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Priscilla
Prudence Hackman
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