Memorial Services for St Bernard Aerie 1162 Tonight
The St Bernard Aerie of Eagles No 1162 will hold memorial services at Town Hall this evening at 8 o'clock. The general public is invited. A theft report from Louis Linn lists a stolen watch taken from his vest pocket on 225 George Street after being at 418 Ketnah Street.
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Eagles
St. Bernard Aerie of Eagles
Louis Linn
Ketnah Street
George Street
Siefke
John Bernard
Joseph Ana Anna Siefke
Linnemann
Ellen Street
St. Philomena Church
Death of Abraham Cobe From Blood Poisoning
The coroner was notified of the death of Abraham Cobe aged 73 of 933 West Court Street. Cause given as blood poisoning believed to stem from a former splinter wound to the finger.
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Abraham Cobe
West Court Street
Cobe
Culkins to Speak at Norwood Forum on Ohio Legislature
W. C. Culkins former City Auditor will address the Brotherhood Forum of the First Methodist Church Norwood tonight on Sidelights of the Last Ohio Legislature.
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W. C. Culkins
Brotherhood Forum
First Methodist Church
Norwood
Ohio
Clerks' Half Holiday Plea Read in Churches
Letters from the Consumers' League urging congregations to cooperate in giving clerks a half holiday on Saturdays in July and August were read in several churches yesterday morning.
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Consumers’ League
Chief Chemist Wiley Leaves For Omaha Speaking Tour
Dr. W H Wiley chief chemist of the United States Department of Agriculture made two addresses in Cincinnati Saturday and left yesterday for Omaha where he will speak today He will also address audiences in Lincoln before returning to Washington leading a national speaking tour.
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W. H. Wiley
United States Department of Agriculture
Cincinnati
Omaha
Neb
Lincoln
Washington
Gasoline Stove Explosion Damages West Court Apartment
Yesterday a gasoline stove exploded in the apartments of Mrs. David Vexeler at 719 West Court Street. Mrs. Vexeler sustained minor burns to hands and face. Firemen extinguished the blaze with small loss.
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David Vexeler
West Court Street
Academy Meeting Tonight Readings by Dr Gillespie
The Cincinnati Academy of Medicine holds its regular weekly meeting this evening. President Dr William Gillespie will present papers and lead discussions.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills promise quick relief
A newspaper ad touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for head ache neuralgia sciatica stomach backache and other pains. It claims fast soothing nerve relief without nausea or after effects and urges readers to ask their druggist with a first package guarantee.
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Miles
Rost St
Dr Robert Carothers Academy Meeting Schedule
The academy will meet on the first and second Mondays in June and will adjourn until September.
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Robert Carothers
Academy
Man Charged With Cashing Worthless Draft Arrested in Chicago
R. C. Thompson, accused of cashing a worthless draft on the State Bank in Freeport Illinois, is reportedly under arrest in Chicago. A telegram to Havlin Hotel management says he robbed a lithographing house in Freeport, stealing blank sample drafts during the incident.
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R. C. Thompson
State Bank
Freeport
Ill
Havlin
Chicago
Obituary for Mrs Mary Hayes of Fire Company No 7
Mrs Mary Hayes wife of Engineer Frank Hayes of Fire Company No 7 died yesterday at 3834 Dumont Street after a lingering illness. She is survived by two children. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
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Mary Hayes
Frank Hayes
Fire Company No. 7
Dumont Street
Body shipped for burial of Dobbins found dead in Saltillo
A telegram from William McKinnon of Saltillo Tenn asked that the body of Edward Dobbins be shipped to him for burial. Dobbins, a former United States soldier, ended his life Friday by consuming poison in his room at 324 John street.
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City Hospital
William McKinnon
Saltillo
Tenn
Edward Dobbins
John Street
Dobbins
United States
Ball game accident injures James Bronson in Ash alley
James Bronson a 36 year old colored man from 1269 East Third street suffered a broken nose when a companion threw a heavy stone during a ball game in Ash alley yesterday. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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James Bronson
East Third Street
Ash Alley
Bronson
City Hospital
Lecture on Philippines by Meyer Scheer at Jewish Settlement
Meyer Scheer, principal of a Manila government training school, spoke last night on the Philippine islands in the Jewish Settlement. A former Cincinnati resident, he attended the Manua Training School on West Sixth Street years ago and has spent five years in the Philippines.
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Philippines
Meyer Scheer
Manila
Philippine Islands
Mr. Scheer
Cincinnati
Manua
West Sixth Street
Stairs High Kicker Ends In Hospital Stabbing
George Carey 23 a piano player at 324 East Front street was taken to City Hospital with neck wounds after an altercation at the levee. He said a friend stabbed him when his hat kicking game led to a derby being damaged and resented.
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Stairs High
George Carey
East Front Street
Carey
Laborer's Injuries Under Police Investigation
Police investigate assault after laborer Jesse Sizemoore 31 was found unconscious on Second and Vine Streets with a severe scalp wound and a broken left jaw. Rushed to City Hospital, Sizemoore offered no clear account of his injuries. Doctors suspect an assault.
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Mariner
Jesse Sizemoore
East Front Street
Second
Vine Streets
Sizemoore
Walnut Street Theater Minstrels Run Tonight in Two Parts
The Boys' Minstrels directed by Dan Duffy perform at Walnut Street Theater this evening in a two part show. The first part is a minstrel act with William Dorsey as interlocutor and end men Albert Bohl James Gustin Peter Duffy Eddie Murray Burt Gibson Joe Foster. Soloists include Edmund Cressman George Meehan Xavier Meiners Eddie Murray Burt Gibson James Gustin Stanley Kolkmeyer Joe Foster. Music by Times-Star News boys Band and St X College Orchestra.
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Walnut Street
Dan Duffy
William Dorsey
Albert Bohl
James Gustin
Peter Duffy
Eddie Murray
Burt Gibson
Joe Foster
Edmund Cressman
George Meehan
Xavier Meiners
Burt
Former Army Surgeon Named Robbery Suspect in Cincinnati
Detectives suspect a former regular army surgeon in the $500 robbery of widow Mrs. Schwab at the Munro Hotel. A warrant for Jack Hamilton charges grand larceny as he is traced through Miss Blanche Bradley’s Northside marriage to a man posing as an officer. Family records show Hamilton claimed postings at Ft Sheridan and Ft Leavenworth before a dishonorable discharge, leading to tensions with the Bradleys who unveil questions about his past.
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Schwab
Munro Hotel
Jack Hamilton
Hamilton
Northside
Ft. Thomas
Blanche Bradley
Lingo Street
Bradley
Miss Bradley
George H. Bradley
George H. Bradley & Son
Colerain Avenue
Cincinnati
Ft. Sheridan
Ft. Leavenworth
West
Central Christian Church
City
Mrs. Hamilton
Garfield Place
Elm
Race Streets
Army
W J Winterburn Dies in Chicago Heart Disease
George Heuck received a telegram from Chicago announcing the death of W J Winterburn yesterday from heart disease. Winterburn was a longtime Cincinnati job printing foreman and expert color printer with a large Chicago show printing establishment. He once managed for Walker Whiteside, and his brother worked at the People's Theater.
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George Heuck
Chicago
W. J. Winterburn
Winterburn
Cincinnati
Walker Whiteside
People’s Theater
Delegates Named for Zanesville Diocesan Convention
Names of ministers attending the Zanesville Ohio diocesan convention are released. Delegates from Grace Church Avondale include Rev Wallace Gordon and alternates D McKim Cooke and Dwight Marfield. Other parishes like Church of the Good Shepherd Norwood and Church of the Advent list their delegates and alternates. Several changes arise as De Camp cannot go and William Allen moves to Glendale.
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Zanesville
Archdeacon Edwards
Grace
W. A. de Camp
William M. Allen
Spalding
Johnn. Allen
de Camp
William Allen
Glendale
Frank BH. Cooley
Emanuel Church
Eastern Avenue
Madisonville Church
Presbyterian Fight Over Merger Heads to General Assembly
J E Anderson was elected president of the First Presbyterian Church board to lead the fight against the merger of the First Second and Central Churches into the Church of the Covenant. The General Assembly in Kansas City May 21 will decide the disputed question over ten days. Local delegates are split with some favoring and others opposing the merger.
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J.E. Anderson
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Anderson
J. D. McLeod
J. H. Leiding
Board of Five
Louis Kittelberg
Edward Hutchinson
Presbyterian General Assembly
Supreme Court of
Kansas City
Church of the Covenant
Frank Monfort
William McKibbin
Reuben Tyler
Wyoming
Dr. Lippert
I. D. Fry
General Assembly
Anderson
Promergerites
Cincinnati
Spiegel
Woman operator faints at desk upon learning brother Matt Mason dead
Minnie M. Beckett, a Western Union operator in Cincinnati, faints after reading a telegram that her brother Matthew Mason, a former Cincinnati resident drowned May 6 in Fulton Alaska. The boat carrying eight men capsized. Mason was the sole fatality. Clarence Mason of Felicity Ohio sent the news from Seattle to Mrs. Beckett. The body may be shipped to Cincinnati if recovered. details awaited.
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Matt
Minnie M. Beckett
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ingalls
Matthew Mason
Cincinnati
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Clarence Mason
Felicity, O
Matthew
Fulton
Federation Repeats Request to Remove Offensive Cigar Ads
Joseph Benning, chairman of a committee, reports to the Catholic Federation at St Marys College Hall that improper cigar and tobacco lithographs again appear in store windows. Dealers had earlier pledges to remove them but failed, so a renewed demand for removal was authorized. The federation also planned resolutions on Bishop Horstmann of Cleveland and noted Miss Mary Shinnick’s probation report praising Catholic societies’ contributions.
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Joseph Benning
The
Catholic Federation
St. Mary’s College Hall
Benning
Federation
Horstmann
Cleveland
Mary Shinnick
Boys Hurl Stones After Car Ride Disrupts Madisonville Trip
Passengers on a Madison road car bound cityward were pelted with rocks after a boisterous group of boys from Madisonville caused a disturbance. Three youths Benjamin Moreland 17 Raymond Ryan 15 Jerard Ryan 11 were arrested by off duty Patrolman Oitapault for disorderly conduct and Juvenile Court handling followed for the younger suspects. others fled.
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Madison Road
St. John’s Park
Mt. Lookout
Madisonville
Oitapault
Sixth
Benjamin Moreland
Pike Street
Raymond Ryan
Jerard Ryan
Third
Lawrence Streets
Obituary notices for Franklin M H Hughes Hayes Krieg Luhring Lawler Clare nshaw Siefke
Obituary notices list deaths and funeral details for Franklin M. H., Dr. W. C. Hughes, Mary Hayes, J. W. R. Krieg, H. William Luhring, James J. Lawler, John Clarenshaw, Katherine Schevkh, and John Bernard Siefke with addresses, dates, times, and church rites reflected in Walnut Hills Bellevue Mt. Auburn and surrounding locales.
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Franklin
M. H
McMillan Street
Walnut Hills
Hughes
W. C
Cleves
Hayes
Mary
H. William
May Luhring
Doyle
William and
Elizabeth Luhring
Richmond Street
Lawler
James J
Mary Purdon
Edenboro Place
Mt. Auburn
Holy Name Church
Clarenshaw
John
Southern Avenue
Rescue Mission
Plum Street
Mission Workers
St. Al’'S M. E
Schevh
Keatherine
Kestermann
Bank Street
St. Augustine’s
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