Coney Island Opens As Chester Beach Season Begins
Bathing at Chester starts today with Coney Island in line for the summer crowd. The Island Queen carries thousands from Cincinnati and Louisville to the riverfront events and the new electric train to the park runs every thirty minutes. Chester’s Bathing Beach opens with 3800 extra rooms, and ladies clubs form for beach access through the Chester clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Coney Island
Coney
Carre] Street
New York Subway
Louisville
Cincinnati
Delmont Club
Grand Opera House Offers Fifteen Cent Vaudeville Show
Half holiday crowds fill the streets as vaudeville, singing pictures, and talking pictures continue at the Grand Opera House. Downtown shoppers may attend between 1 and 10 30 for a first class entertainment at fifteen cents. An entire change of bill will occur Sunday at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Railway men's association outing at Chester Park today
The Combined Railway Men's Association, including nearly all Cincinnati railroad employees and many with families, plans an annual outing at Chester Park. A particularly fine program has been arranged for entertainment today.
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Railway Men’s Association
Chester Park
Cincinnati
Children bitten by dog to be sent to Pasteur Institute
Indignation meeting at Winton Place calls for funds to send four children who were bitten by a supposed mad dog to the Pasteur Institute in Chicago for treatment. About $150 already raised. estimates put costs at $150 to $200 per child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton Place
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Saunders Mackelfresh
Elbert Thomas
Methodist Church
Thomas
Lamb
Health Department
Cincinnati
Columbus
City Health Cement
Winton Place Methodist Church
George Bowlen
Ida Flatery
Milton Maddux
William Mack
Lke
J. E. Thomas
Mark A. Brown
State Laboratory
Brown
George Bolen
William Maddux
Maddux
Tennessee Man 15 Overcome by Heat
W. R. Evans of Memphis Tennessee was overcome by heat after alighting from a train at Grand Central Station yesterday. He was taken to the Linton Hotel where a physician treated him and he was reported in a serious condition before improving later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Evans
Memphis, Tenn
Grand Central Station
Linton Hotel
Ingalls Declines Formal Offer for West End Recreation Grounds
M Ingalls said he would not make a formal proposition to the Board of Public Service to provide recreation grounds for West Enders in Mill Creek bottoms. He spoke with Superintendent Rodgers casually about a gift to the city, inspired by Higginson's Harvard field gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ingalls
Board of Public Service
West Enders
Mill Creek
Mr. Ingalls
Parks Rodgers
Higginson
Harvard University
Fractures Skull While at Play
George Miller aged 14 was brought to City Hospital after being hurt playing near his home at 1618 Oliver Street. He said a Hungarian boy pushed him against a stable and he fell striking his head resulting in a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
City Hospital
Oliver Street
Fred Van Meter Indicted in Meigs County Murder Case
Meigs County farmer Fred Van Meter was indicted for murder in the first degree at Pomeroy. He is accused of putting poison in coffee that killed his wife and nearly killed his mother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kfred van Meter
Pomeroy
van Meter
Meigs County
Memorial Day Parade Plans Finished and Roster Set
Grand Marshal Andrew Miller and Memorial Day committees complete parade plans with 8 AM assembly on Twelfth and Race streets. Divisions list officers and rendezvous points, while funds from Mrs. Anderson remain disputed and a school district resolution is dropped. Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall dedication may occur June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Miller
Miller
John W. Hook
Fred Lutz
George A. Lloyd
Frank C. Asbury
John O. Rose
George M. Dean
Edward Bradfish
Francis Beckett
Charles Enslin
John Steel
B. W. Parker
Fred W. Pinkerton
R. W. Ploog
Fred Harold
Fred Otte
J. Walters
W. H. Perry
W. H. Adams
Race Street
Marshal
Thomas Co. Dean
Arthur Davis
Robert Bell
Norman F. Dean
Edw
F F. Harcourt
George H. Reanick
Louis P. Buker
Nelson
Noyes-McCook and Shaw
U. S. Grant
Sons of Veterans
West Mound
Spring Grove
Anderson
Refuge Home
James Allison
Unknown Mound
Disque
G. A. R. Posts
Speelman
F. E. Keiser
Peter Biellinger
Soldiers and Sailors’ Memorial Hall
Receiver Appointed for M. Ahmann Church Goods Company
Henry G. Frost named receiver to wind up the M. Ahmann Church Goods Company as assets total $15,000 against $6,000 liabilities. The 324 Main street business is incorporated for $75,000 capital. stockholders not fully listed due to an inaccessible stock book. A separate ancillary receiver was named for the Blue Grass Inn Company to pursue unpaid stock subscriptions to save the hotel site from forced sale. Also reported: a $9,412.66 verdict against Michigan Mutual Life Insurance in Dexter estate case. a habeas corpus bid by William Harrington, a Workhouse prisoner, seeking release after prior penitentiary and workhouse terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Frost
M. Altmann Church Goods ‘Company
James B. Swing
M. Ahmann
Ahmann
Thes Court
M. Ahmann Church Goods Company
Main Street
F. K. Ransom
G. A. Ginter
Blue Grass Inn Company
Southgate
Newport
Campbell Circuit Court
Ransom
Berry Heirs
L. J. Crawford
Louis H. Ireton
H. M. Schoenle
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company
Pfleger
John C. Dexter
Abner L. Whittaker
Dexter
Columbia, Tenn
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Cordage and Paper Company
Insurance Company
Order of Elks
Charles W. Baker
Maxwell, & Ramsey
William Harrington
Common Pleas Court
Toledo
Harrington
Thomas H. Darby
Train Victim Believed to Be Cincinnati Youth Frank Klanke
Elyria Ohio police chief says a letter from the Beulah Missionary and Faith Home in Cleveland identifies a young man killed by a train on Wednesday as Frank Klanke from Cincinnati. The discovery follows a report that the victim’s body was found near the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Frank Klanke
Cincinnati
Millikin
Beulah Missionary
Receiver Ordered In Total Mafia Misconduct Case
The court granted a receiver petition by stockholders H W Burckholdt and L C Goodwin alleging misapplied funds and misrepresentation. Judge Woodmansee heard that President Harris acted with director approval while L J Crawford and Albert Bettinger sought to overturn the receivership. Louis C Stephany sues the city for 699 43 dollars citing water main flood damage at 113 115 West Court Street that ruined flour and forced a bakery shutdown for three days.
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Harms
H. W. Burckholdt
Louis C. Stephany
West Court Street
Eighth Street
Race
Elm Streets
William Lithefora
Receiver Appointed for Candy Company at Request
Superior Court appoints William C. McLean as receiver for The Lease Candy Company upon petition by William H. Lease President. Company formed eight years ago with $20,000 capital, $10,000 paid in, assets exceed liabilities but slow collections and debt threaten asset loss. bond set at $15,000. Judge Hoffheimer presiding. A L Meinicke attorney.
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Candy Company
William C. McLean
William H.lease
Hoffheimer
A. L. Meinicke
Jury Convicts William Bell in Labor Dispute Killing
William Bell, colored, found guilty by a jury in Judgment's court of murder in the second degree for shooting Charles Johnson, colored, at Seventh and Broadway on December 7, 1907. The men, both carriers, quarreled over union affairs. A Dalton defended, Froome Morrig prosecuted for the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell
Judgent
Charles Johnson
Seventh and
Broadway
A. Dalton
Froome Morrig
Divorces Filed in City Court Include Custody and Alimony Requests
The city court hears Priscilla Groeschen seeking cruelty divorce from Martin Groeschen, Bettie Lowenstein seeks alimony and child custody after alleged abuse, and Frances Covalt is granted divorce for failure to provide. Other filings include Peter Voegell and Dora Steinmann seeking relief. judges along with attorneys are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Lowenstein
Bettie
Lowenstein
Betts Street
J. Blaine McLaughlin
William Jerome Kuertz
O’connell
Priscilla Groeschen
Martin Groeschen
Priscilla Hutchinson
Frances M. Covalt
Frank E Covalt
Newport
Caldwell
Ovalt
Frances M. Knight
Covalt
Longview
Covall
Jerome D. Creed
Peter Voegell
Margaretha Voegell
Louise
Charles H. Higgins
West Sixth Street
Charles S. Sparks
Dora Steinmann
John N. Steinmann
Beech Hill Street
Cumminsville
Woodmansee
Steinmann
Thorne Baker
Fines for Stock Law Violations Against Two Railroads
Three cases before Judge Thompson found the B and O S W and C H and D railways in violation of the twenty eight hour live stock transportation law with penalties of 100 dollars per infraction. Two cases against the C H and D also imposed similar penalties. A third C H and D case questioned liability after yard master Fitzgerald was allegedly deceived by a pretended livestock shipment supervisor from West Virginia. Benjamin F. Howard defaulted his suit against the L and N for 10000 dollars over a Jim Crow car seat. costs assessed. Marie Louise Howard’s suit against L and N ended in railroad victory, leaving the Kentucky Jim Crow law intact. Customs case over marble tariff was submitted to Judge Thompson. Government represented by District Attorney McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Fitzgerald
West Virginia
Benjamin F. Howard
L. & N. Railroad
Cynthiana
Howard
Marie Louise Howard
Amor, Smith, Jr
Smith
New York
McPherson
Estates of Decedents Appraisals and Probate Filings
Personal estates appraised and probate actions filed include Maria Rehbeck, Bodmann German Protestant Widows Home objections totaling 957.85. Applications to administer estates list Anna Hummel, Lewis Werner 21000, William H. James 7000, Jeré M. Cochran 5600, Henry H. Suydam 5600, Peter J. McCarthy 15000, Charles C. Malt wife 19306.35 with stock 19200 in Twin Lock. John M. McCabe estate valued at 20681 stock in trade about 2500 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodmann
Maria Rehbeck
Anna Hummel
Lewis Werner
William H. James
Jeré M. Cochran
Henry H. Suydam
Emeline Suydam
Peter J. McCarthy
Ellen Pilaut
Charles C. Maltby
Te Twin Lock Company
John M. McCabe
Memorial Day Theme Dominates Local Sermons
Memorial Day fills church schedules with special services across multiple congregations. Dr Davis will address Trinity Church tonight with solos by local singers. flag salute led by H V Speelman. Posts of veterans plan memorials Sunday at Engish Lutheran. ministers' meeting to hear Hartman sermon Monday.
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Trinity, M. BE
Www. L. ¥. Davis
Sidney J. Cowen
Margaret’ M. Rennick
George Lang
H. V. Speelman
Grant Camp
Sons of Veterans
Noyes-McCook
William Nelson
Engish Lutheran Church
Race, Héiar
Welfth Street
L. O. Hartman
Norwood High School
Floral Avenue Presbyterian Church
Norwood
Selby
Frame Vance
Lane Seminary
G. P. Evans
Church Services Across Central and Nearby Areas
Central Ninth street opposite City Hall hosts John Hill preaching at 10:30 a.m. and evening service at 7:45 p.m. Ayrace Avenue features J A Lord with Bible school at 10:30 a.m. and sermons at 9:30 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Walnut Hills on Locust Street presents A N Fortune at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. with The Changing and the Abiding and Martin Luther topics.
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Central
Ninth Street
City Hall
John Hill
Ayrace Avenue
J. A. Lord
Walnut Hills
Locust Street
Park Avenue
A. N
Fortune
Camp Washington
Sidney Avenue
Hopple Street
C. J. Sebastian
Bible School
Evanston
Brewster Avenue
Royal Deadman
Northside
Justin N. Green
College Hill
Charles A. Austin
Fourth Street
William L. Spiegel
Church OF the Covenant
Southwest Corner
Highth
Elm Streets
Robert Watson
Francis James Martin
Francis James ‘Martin
Bethany Mission
State Avenue
C. C. Bruner
Sunday Worship Schedules At Local Churches
Local churches list morning gatherings with pastors and sermon topics across Clifton to Avonale. Notable topics include Sin Its Punishment The Light of the World The Mission of Man Thy Kingdom Come and The Master Principle with service times and Sunday schools noted.
Church Services Announced with Assistant Pastor
At Ninth Street, Bible school opens at 9 a.m. with preaching at 10:30 a.m. delivered by Assistant Pastor Rev. C. Mason on the theme "A.
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Ninth Street
Mason
Valuations of Droescher and Kunigunda Wolf Listed
Droescher is valued at 5069.85 dollars and Kunigunda Wolf at 788.20 dollars in the financial listing.
Court suit seeks payment on two checks for 200 and 275
Justice Mullers court heard suit to compel payment of two checks totaling 475 dollars drawn by Ida Motz on Union Savings Bank and Trust Company. Attorney Max Levy holds the checks after they were refused. United States juries in session here had completed their cases for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Mullers Court
Max Levy
Ida Motz
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
United States
Church Services and Schedules At Lincoln Park Norwood and Nearby
A digest of Sunday services across Lincoln Park Norwood Wyoming Walnut Hills Columbia and related areas with pastors and times. Highlights include sermons on Spending the Cool of the Morning on the Mountain Top With God and When Comes the Night the Morning Will Follow along with prayer meetings Bible school and Baptist Brotherhood events.
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Lincoln Park
G. Robbins
D.D
Norwood
Sherman Station
John
Fred C. Jones
A.R
Liberty
Baptist Brotherhood
Wyoming
Charles E. Stanton
Walnut Hills
Charles 8. Brown
Church In the World
Columbia
R. Venting
Church Services Across The City This Sunday
In Storrs area E T MacMahon will preach at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m with sermons Sin and Its Cure The Columbia area hosts C A Forbes of Chicago at 1 00 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 9 30 a m North Fairmount led by Albert E Harding holds geligol services at 9 30 a m with worship at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Walnut Hills pastor Dwight Mallory Pratt conducts Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m
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Walnut Hills
Kemper Lane
Locust Street
Dwight Mallory Pratt
Sunday church services and sermons listed for multiple parishes
St Pauls at Seventh and Plum offers 7 30 a m holy communion 11 a m service and sermon by R R Graham and 7 45 p m prayer and sermon by Canon McGrath Epiphany on Stan ton avenue Walnut Hills lists 7 30 a m holy communion 9 30 a m Sunday school 11 a m service and sermon 7 p m twilight service Grace Avondale on Reading road near Gholson avenue with rector Wallace M Gordon holds 7 30 a m holy communion 11 a m prayer and sermon and 9 45 a m Sunday school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul’s
R. R. Graham
Canon McGrath
Church OF the Epiphany
Stanton Avenue
Walnut Hills
George N. Eastman
F. H. Nelson
T. C. Campbell
Grace
Avondale
Reading Road
Gholson Avenue
Wallace M. Gordon
Soul and Body services at two local churches
Church of Christ Assembly Hall on fourth floor Mercantile Library Building hosts service at 10 45 a m with the subject Soul and Body First Church of Christ Rockdale Avenue Avondale offers services at 11 a m and 3 30 p m on the same subject Reading rooms 1019 1020 First National Bank Building noted for location and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Assembly Hall
Mercantile Library
First Church OF Christ
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
First National Bank
Church Schedules Across City for Sunday Services
Multiple congregations list Sunday sermons and Sunday school times. The schedule includes Rev. Davin W. Clark, Dr. Jesse Bean Young, and C. W. Horn among others with sermons at 11 a.m. and evening services from 7:45 p.m. at various churches on Northside Walnut Hill Linwood Mt Lookout Hyde Park Avondale St Paul Christie Mt Auburn York Street Camp Washington Trinity Wesley Chapel Clifton and Race Street German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
C. W. Horn
Rev. Davin
W. Clark
Lun School
Northside
C. L. Seward
Epworth League
Walnut Hill
Jesse Bean
Young
C. Harold Clerke
Linwood
William C. Mitchell
Ane Tor
MT. Lookout
O. P. Hoffman
Hyde Park
God
Avondale
C. E. Schenk
H. R. Whiting
ST. Paul
Seventh and
Smith Streets
Walter D. Cole
Haworth League
York Street
York and
Baymiller
Clifford L. Myers
Miss Pearl Jones
Trinity
H. D. Ketcham
W. L. Y. Davis
Wyoming
Wesley Chapel
Gervaise Roughton
Jesus
Clifton
J. W. Peters
Race Street
John E. Braun
Church and chapel services listed for Sunday
Various congregations announce morning services and evening programs. The Church of the New Jeraula corner Oak and Winslow hosts 11 o clock service on The Church Militant. First Universalist Walnut Hills led by Samuel Gilbert Ayres offers 11am and 7:30pm programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the New Jerusalem
Corner Oak
Winslow
Louis G. Hoeck
Church Militant
First Universalist
Essex Place
Walnut Hills
Samuel Gilbert Ayres
Unitarian
Reading Road
Linton Street
George A. ‘Thayer
Union Gospel Mission
Walnut and Canal
S. Ragowsky
Jacob W. Kapp
United Brethren
Cumminsville
Borden and
Weber Streets
C. B. Boda
Republican Sixth District Convention Set for Van Wert
The Republican Senatorial Committee of the Sixth District met in Lima and scheduled the convention for Friday afternoon July 24 in Van Wert. S. S. Wheeler of Lima was chosen temporary Chairman and R. H. Chapman of Celina Secretary. Representation is one delegate for every 300 votes with additional delegates by county committee men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
van Wert
Sixth District
Lima
S. S. Wheeler
R. H. Chapman
Celina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colonel Martin
Park Beach
Commodore Brooks
Coney Trade
the Grand’s Moving Pictures
Greenwald
City Health Department
Tennessee
M. E. Ingalls
Superintendent of Parks
Lad
Fred van Meter
Lytle
Willich and Hecker
Lincoln Camp
Henry Lachtrop
Charles Bleiler
Anthony Thiering
Fred Freezes
Albert Schultz
Gran Thomas
Thirteenth Street
Conrad Liner
George W. Vorhees
Frank Asbury
Frank O. Rose
Lytle Greys
Foreign Service
Washington
Army and Navy Union
Charles N. Devereaux
James Johnson
Herman Rettig
Charles Herzog
John Brown
George Kohler
Juenior Order of American Mechanics
the Daughters of America
H. J. York
John Wright
R. Schwald
Charles Jackson
John Vogt
Arthur C. Bauer
John A. Lentz
Robert Schneider
Charles E
C. A. Bosworth
Judge A. C. Thompson
Eugene L. Lewis
I. D. Jones
Peter W. Durr
Henry W. Hamann
Jacob Baschang
Joseph
John Cornette, Jr
Joseph A. Brown
John Wenner
Fred Maag
Ralph Dempster
J. Stewart Hagen
Jacob E. Eyrich
Jacob A. Klein
Edward M. Ballard
J. S. Landmaker
H. F. Shipley
William F. Lueders
James C. Tliff
Ernet von Bargen
Robert Laidlaw
Sam Vreil, Jr
Lewis J. Dauner
Harry L. Manss
Adam Kets
Scott Small
William Rindsberg
J. Maley
William Wallace
Matt Nacel
al H. Cox
John Fehrenbatch
John J. Schott
Ford Bader
E. Darrow
J. W. Rogers
A. L. Conway
J. M. Ray
Karl B. Finke
Frank J. Kelly
Alex. Steiner
Ed Horstman
John Blankenbuehler
Michael Miller
Edward H.anthony
Thomas Negus
August Mougey
W. T. Lindsay
J. A. Hiller
Edward Sweeney
John Bulmer
Robert Z. Buchwalter
Henry M. Gabel
PFT
Laman Company
Concern
State
M. Altmann
John Murphy
P. J. Faulkner
Simon Baldus
Charles Heilker
Amos P. Foster
Blue Grass Inn
Superior Court
United States Court
Probate Court
Grand Army
M. E. Baltimore
Norwood Presbyterian
Aaron M.enelill
Insolvency Court
C. BE. Chester
Young People’s Department
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Glendale
Haydn
Walnut Hills Presbyterian Church
Christian
Presbyterian
MT. Auburn
Edward Mack
George W. Shields
Kansas City
Selby ¥. Vance
C E. Cheste
Earle Lee
Christian Endeavor
Baraca
James Aikin Smith
Calvin D. Wilson
Christ
First Reformed
Plum Street
Eighth
Ninth Streets
David McKinney
Frank Foster
First United
Grand Avenue
Nassau Street
J. R. Millin
God’s Hospital For Souls
Welsh
College Street
W. Henry Williams
Westwood
R. D. Wheatley
Charles Frederic Goss
Baptist
COURT
Episcopal
Christian Scientist
Methodist
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