Thieves Take Bank From Apartment on Central Avenue
Thieves entered the apartment of John Vogt at 1572 Central Avenue and took a bank containing 33 in nickels and pennies. Bellboys George Train and Harriort Nash of the Linton Hotel were arrested by House Detective Wappenstein on charges of petit larceny.
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John Vogt
Central Avenue
George Train
Harriort Nash
Linton Hotel
Wappenstein
Funeral for Theo dore Hesselberger at United Jewish Cemetery
Funeral services for Theo dore Hesselberger, longtime West End merchant, will be held today at 10 o clock in the mortuary chapel of the United Jewish Cemetery.
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Hesselberger
Theodore Hesselberger
West End
United Jewish Cemetery
Hartman
Joseph V
Angeline Hartman
Eastern Avenue
Theo
Wilhelm
Avondale
of Hills
Indorse Park Commission Boosts City Park Efforts
The Advertisers' Club adopted resolutions to endorse and support a Park Commission at a Schuler's luncheon. Frederick C. Hicks spoke on The Science of Business. Also noted are notices that former pupils will be punished for playing hockey at Julius Enckenstein's frolic Saturday.
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Indorse Park Commission
Indorse
Advertisers’ Club
Schuler’s
Frederick C. Hicks
George Sands
Leonard Goss
Julius Enckenstein
Banking Questions Addressed by Fifth Third Bank Official
On Wednesday evening October 21 at 8 oclock Mr. Monte J. Goble cashier of Fifth Third National Bank will speak to the Office Men's Club at its Bell Block headquarters Sixth and Vine streets on Questions of Present Interest in Banking.
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Monte J. Goble
Fifth-Third National Bank
Office Men’s Club
Bell Blovk
Sixth and Vine Streets
Lindau to Speak on Concrete Re-enforcement at Engineers Club
A B E Lindau of St Louis will address the Literary Club at 2 East Eighth Street on October 15. The lecture titled Concrete Re enfor cement will be illustrated with stereopticon views and presented under the Engineers Club auspices.
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A. B E. Lindau
St. Louis
Literary Club
East Eighth Street
Engineers’ Club
Death of Harry Talbot After Fight at Seventh and Vine
Coroner Cameron informed of the death at City Hospital of Harry Talbot a cook residing at the Enterprise Hotel. He had been admitted September 23 after a fight at Seventh and Vine streets in which he was stabbed in the head.
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Cameron
City Hospital
Harry Talbot
Enterprise Hotel
Seventh and Vine Streets
Parade Crowd Tramples John Adams to Heart Failure
John J. Adams a 47 year old saloonist at 4187 Langdon Avenue collapsed from heart failure yesterday afternoon while watching a parade at Sixth and Vine Streets. He was rushed to the Hospital.
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John J. Adams
Langdon Avenue
Sixth
Vine Streets
Suspect William Closs Arrested for Embezzlement
Patrolman Mehan yesterday arrested William Closs a 24 year old solicitor formerly employed by the Joseph R Peebles Grocery Company on the charge of embezzlement. Closs is alleged in a warrant issued days ago to have collected 50 dollars while in the firm and failed to turn it in.
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Mehan
William Closs
Joseph R. Peebles Grocery Company
Closs
Knights Celebrate Tenth Anniversary in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Council Knights of Columbus marked its tenth anniversary with a smoker at the Business Men's Club. James A. Green delivered an illustrated Panama Canal lecture followed by speeches from B. C. Fox Anthony Dunlap T. J. Mulvihill Richard Crane and others.
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Knights
Cincinnati Council
Knights of Columbus
Business Men's Club
James A. Green
Panama Canal
B. C. Fox
Anthony Dunlap
T. J. Mulvihill
Richard Crane
KY Society Members to Attend Yorktown Celebration in Cincinnati
Several members of the Kentucky Society Sons of the Revolution will join the Ohio Society for the 127th anniversary of Cornwallis s surrender at Yorktown. The event takes place at the Queen City Club next Monday evening with Samuel M. Wilson of Lexington delivering the address.
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Sons of the Revolution
Ohio Society
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Queen City Club
Samuel M. Wilson
Lexington
In Vogue in Cincinnati Styles For 19th Century Fashion Trends
Directoire and Greek models vie for the long woman’s wrap with broadcloths and Thibets in blue taupe gray and red. Umbrella sticks in natural wood feature pimento Scotch furze ash and Wangheli with horn ivory and gun metal handles. Crocheted laces and doilies rise in dining room decor while coral medallions in gold frames stay popular. Shoes with colored tops and Vamps in soft kid rise, turquoise and pearl earrings gain favor, and jet buckles adorn hats.
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Directoire
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in Common Pleas Court including Mary G. Evans executrix against Katherine Evans for real estate sale, Virginia Cox habeas corpus application, Columbia B L A Co against Daniel J Malone for on account, Louisa Kuhl against Charles Kuhl for accounting, Early & Daniel Co against Bernard Grotelien for 80.82, Arndt against Clayton Mitchell for 194.90, Charles G Thomas against Millie Thomas for divorce, William Lushbaugh against J P appeal from Squire Muller, America Tudor against Celina P Tudor for divorce, and Louisa Feisenthal against Margaret Maxwell motions to dismiss attachment.
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Mary G. Evans
Katherine Evans
C. W. Hoffman
Virginia
Cox
Robertson & Buchwalter
Columbia B. & L. A. Co
Daniel J. Malone
Archer & Osler
Louisa Kuhl
Charles Kuhl
Cross & Lughbert
the Early & Daniel Co
Bernard Grotelien
D. C. Arndt
Clayton
Mitchell
William Lushbaugh
J. P
Squire Muller
America Tudor
Celina P. Tudor
P. J. Jones
Louisa Feisenthal
Margaret Maxwell
Sibling of Annie Dumont Hopes Sister May Be Alive
William L. Campbell plans a Boston trip to investigate the reported incineration of his sister Annie Campbell Dumont at the Winthrop hotel. A new claim of a Dumont wife in New York adds mystery as Campbell seeks to verify facts amid uncertain circumstances.
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William L. Campbell
Boston
Annie Campbell Dumont
Winthrop
Mass
Dumont
Blanche Dumont
West 135Th Street
New York
Henry Dumont
Paris
Palace Hotel
Annie Campbell
William Campbell
Probate Court Refuses 1907 Lloyd Will Amid Mental Incompetence
Probate proceedings show John H. Lloyd left two wills. The 1907 document is rejected due to incapacity, while the 1894 will stands as his last will. Widow and daughters receive limited benefits under the 1907 will, while the 1894 will grants widow a life interest with remainder to daughters Esther H. Lloyd Evans and Nellie Lloyd Williams minus $25 to stepson Robert J. Evans. Estate valued around $21,000 along with other estate filings and divorce actions are noted.
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John H. Lloyd
Oregon Street
Mt. Adams
Lloyd
Malsbury
Esther H. Lloyd Evans
Nellie Lloyd Williams
Robert J. Evans
Freda A. Boenitsch
Heraycourt Brewing Company
John Valentine Boenitsch
Maria H. Lloyd
Joseph Goldschmidt, Jr
Emil Goldschmidt
Joseph Goldschmidt
City Hall Notes and Public Workhouse Releases
Chief of Police Millikin asked the Mayor to authorize an ordinance ensuring pay for plain clothes detectives. Prisoners Dan Donovan and William Redd were paroled from the Workhouse on a Pardon Board recommendation. Redd pledged sobriety for a year and promised not to return, leaving for Kankakee, IL with his brother in law. H F McGee urged improvement of the Mohawk Bridge grade to the Board of Public Service on behalf of the West Cincinnati Business Association.
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Millikin
Markbreit
Dan Donovan
William Redd
Redd
Kankakee, NL
H. F. McGee
Mohawk Bridge
West Cincinnati Business Association
Board of Public Service
Viaduct Project asks for time extension
Contractor J. and Washburn in charge of Harrison avenue viaduct approaches sought extra time to finish work. William R. Suydam named foreman in the Street Repair Department. Additional laborers were also appointed to the project.
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J. & Washburn
Harrison Avenue
William R. Suydam
Wight
Real Estate Notes Auctions and Leases In City Area
George Guckenberger administrator sold a Vine street vacant lot 25 by 125 feet to Adam Lehn for 1000 within the auction via Ezekiel and Bernheim Company. Twenty five building lots on Springfield pike between Compton road and Main avenue to be sold at 9 am on premises. Harrison estate leased to M S Drucker Son 3 000 square feet on Textile Building eleventh floor for three years at 2700.
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John Kauffman
Ezekiel & Bernheim Company
Vine Street
St. Joe and
Thill Streets
Adam Lehn
Springfield Pike
Compton Road
Main Avenue
C.au. Harrison
Smith Bros. & Co
M.S. Drucker & Son
Cap Manufacturers
Elizabeth Gambler Deaconess Home Association
Wesley Avenue
Real Estate Transfers in Reading and Norwood Areas
A lengthy list details numerous real estate transfers and mortgages across Reading and Norwood. It records numerous lots, blocks, and sub divisions moved between identified individuals and firms, with entries for sales, assignments, and mortgage filings and cancellations.
Obituary and Burial Notices from City Papers
Deaths noted for Boies, Davies infant, Farfsing Theresa, Gabriel Jennie, Hartman Joseph V., Hesselberger Theo, Mehrlich Clara, Phillips Charles W., Spraul Anna. Also burial permits listed for Vorndipk Herman, McLean Joseph, des Michele, Stanfield Anna, Phillips Charles, Hartman Joseph, Dickore Anna, Farfling Theresia, O’Hara Ella, Reis Carrip, Ross Margaret, Yeager Mary, real CK Carl, Geers Herman.
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Vorndipk
Herman
Carlin Street
McLean
Joseph
St. Mary’s Hospital
Clinton Street
Des Michele
Clark Street
Bright
Stanfield
Anna
Longview Hospital
Phillips
Charles
Eastern Avenue
Hartman
Dickore
Delta Avenue
Farfling
Theresia
Belvidere Street
O'Hara
Ella
Branch Hospital
Broadway
Reis
Carricp
City Hospital
Central Avenue
Ross
Margaret
Seton Hospital
State Avenue
Yeager
Mary
Baltimore Street
Real CK
Carl
Geers
Charlotte Street
Marasmus
Value of Hypnotism Talk At Vine Street Church
Rev. P. J. Green delivers this evening lecture at Vine Street Church on the value of hypnotism as a healing agent. The talk explores conditions treated and potential benefits for patients seeking alternative therapies.
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Vine Street
P. J. Green
Police capture alleged crooks in major city arrest
Detectives Crim Bell and Schaefer arrested W. H. Cullom of Bridgeport and Matthew Willard of Chicago at a Sixth and Him Street hotel. Authorities say both are safeblowers in a regionwide gang active over five years, with nitroglycerin and a full tool set found among their effects.
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Crim
Bell and
Cullom
Willard
Ohio Valley
Miss McCalmont Found Guilty in Mail Letter Case
Miss Erna McCalmont was found guilty by a jury on charges of sending improper letters through the mail. Sentencing is scheduled in United States Court this morning.
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Common Pleas Court
Elizabeth J. Faller
J. H. Mersman
Covington
Kentucky
Mersman
Rogers Wright
Fuller
Scott Bonham
J. H. Elliston
Jack Hamilton
Dena Schwab
Miss Schwab
Thomas H. Darby
Wir. Darby
Hamilton
United States
Erna McCalmont
Funeral Notice for C W Phillips at Columbia Baptist Church
Queen City Lodge officers and members meet Thursday October 15 at 12 45 PM in the Lodgeroom to attend the funeral of Brother C W Phillips at Columbia Baptist Church. Charles A Minten W M H Rigdon Secretary.
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Mehrlich
Clara J
Spraul
Anna Spraul
Anthony
Cutter Street
Queen City Lodge
É. M
C. W. Phillips
Columbia Baptist Church
Charles A. Minten
W. M. H. Rigdon
Scottish Rite Special Communication at Gibulum Lodge
Masonic notice announces Special Communication of Gibulum Lodge at 14 7:30 this Thursday evening. Routine business to be transacted. James A. Collins 33, Secretary.
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James A. Collins
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