City Mayor Kellison Found Dead in Bed
Alexander Kellison 90, former mayor of Pike town Pike County, C., was found dead in bed at his daughter Lillian Smiths home 636 West Ninth Street yesterday. Coroner notified of unknown white man struck by Big Four No 26 train between Sharon and Lackland. body sent to Morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Kellison
Lillian Smith
West
Ninth Street
Kellison
Piketown
Pike County
Cameron
Big Four
Sharon
Lackland
Marriage in Police Court Ends Elopement
Magistrate Muller performed a wedding in Police Court. Inez Barnette aged 18 from Richwood Ohio wed Edward Hall with whom she eloped. The couple were arrested early Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muller
Inez Barnette
Richwood, O
Edward Hall
Highwayman Robs Munro Hotel Clerk at Third and Martin
A. A. Stewart of the Munro Hotel told police he was stopped early yesterday at Third and Martin by a masked highwayman who held him at gunpoint and stole $12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Stewart
Munro Hotel
Third
Martin Streets
Fire at Kenner and McLean Threat Addressed by Quick Action
Prompt actions by workers likely saved the American Oak and Leather Company plant at Kenner Street and McLean Avenue from a major fire last night. The blaze was extinguished before firefighters arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Oak and Leather Company
Kenner Street
McLean Avenue
Woodcarver Harry Jacobs suffers jaw fracture in eating accident
Harry Jacobs aged 23, a woodcarver of 826 West Sixth Street, fractured his jaw yesterday when he bit too hard while eating an apple. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jacobs
West Sixth Street
City Hospital
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society to Convene Week of Meetings
General Executive Committee members of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church arrive for a week long session before the society's general meeting from October 29 to November 5. Secretaries from eleven branches will attend as guests of James M. Gamble at the Missionary Training School on Wesley Avenue with Trinity Church as headquarters in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Cincinnati
R. L. Thomas
New England
Mary E. Holt
Boston
Mass
New York
J. M. Cornell
New York City
Philadelphia
C. J. Carnahan
Pittsburg
Baltimore
E. D. Huntley
Washington
Northwestern
F. P. Crandon
Evanston
Ill
Des Moines
W. B. ‘Thompson
Minneapolis
F.‘F. Lindsay
St. Paul
Minn
Topeka
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
West Ninth Street
In Vogue in Cincinnati Fashion Notes
A snapshot of 1940s to 1920s style trends notes the dinner ring with a large Marquise setting, the Merry Widow night dress, ebony handles for umbrellas, Scotch plaids, Soudanese scarves, and Austrian and German rugs. It mentions up and down neckwear shifts, bandeaux combs, crosswise stripes, Psyche knot hair, and jeweled stationery accents.
Centennial of Ohio Masons Draws Large Cincinnati Crowd
Hundreds of Ohio Masons arrived in Cincinnati for the Grand Lodge centennial celebration. Delegates registered at the Linton Hotel, with large crowds viewing decorations in red white and blue. Events included a dinner, receptions, degree work, and a Music Hall program featuring dignitaries and musical performances. Over 56 000 names were recorded at the hotel by nightfall, with more expected.
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Cincinnati
Grand Lodge
Ohio
Linton Hotel
Varios
Bureau of Information
Masonic Veterans’ Association
Scottish Rite
Business Men's Club
Masonic Temple
Fairbanks
New England
Music Hall
Knights Templars
Edward E. Shipley
Markbreit
George D. Copeland
John M. Walden
D.D
William B. Melish
William
Ohio Masonic Veterans’ Association
W.M. Cunningham
Membrs
Marion
Hoskinson
Zanesville
B. FB. Perry
Jefferson
Harry S. Kissell
Springfield
Paul R. Hickok
Delaware
J. H. Bromwell
R. R. Rickly
Columbus
E. B. King
Sandusky
George L. Marshall
Dayton
Thomas B. Guitteau
Toledo
Edwin §. Griffiths
Cleveland
Tyler A. B. Fairchild
Ravenna
William M. Cunningham
Newark
J. M. Goodspeed
Athens
Leander Burdick
Levi C. Goodale
E. H. Archer
Allen Andrews
Hamilton
Carroll F. Clapp
Warren
Barton Smith
Nelson Williams
E. C. Gulliford
E. L. Lybarger
Warsaw
Frank S. Harmon
Masons Decorate Store Window For Blue Lodge Visitors
The George F. Otte Company at 129-181 West Fourth Street decorates a display window in blue and white for Blue Lodge Masons. The set features a royal blue rug backdrop, three life stages through steps, blue and white columns, and Masonic insignia, inviting Masonic visitors to rest and meet. A second window displays curtains and draperies with Masonic emblems.
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Blue Lodge
George F. Otte Company
West Fourth Street
Royal Wilton
Lfe
Otte
Epilepsy Institute Proprieter Trial Summaries
Otto Kalmus, proprietor of the Epileptic Institute, faced a charge of misuse of the mails in a United States Court. Government witnesses included epilepsy treatment experts Dr. Philip Zenner and Dr. David I Wolfstein. The case adjourned for jury deliberation after morning arguments by prosecutors McPherson and Mouliner versus defense lawyers Hains and Pyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Kalmus
Philip Zenner
David I. Wolfstein
McPherson
Moulinier
Hains
Chicago
Pyle
Awakening of China Talk and Evangelism Conference
Bishop David H. Moore spoke on The Awakening of China at St Paul Methodist Episcopal Church in an event by the Standard Bearers. Dr Wilbur Chapman assisted by Alexander gave a conference on Evangelism at Lane Seminary Chapel with Lane Seminary faculty and students. Hamilton County League of Building Associations holds quarterly meeting at Central Turner Hall Friday evening. Thomas L. Pogue to address The Legal and Practical Operation of a Minor's Account Under the asec Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Moore
China
St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilbur Chapman
Alexander
Lane Seminary
Hamilton County League of Building Associations
Turner Hall
Thomas L. Pogue
Asec
Marriage Licenses listing numerous applicants across addresses
A long registry of marriage license applicants with names, residences and ages. Entries include W Grant Dotson from New Mexico 38, Ada Murray 34 at 116 Malvern Place, John Rudig 27 at 6239 W Sixth St, and many others from varied streets and cities with ages ranging from 18 to 34.
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W. Grant Dotson
New Mexico
Eaves
Ada V. Murray
Malvern Place
John J. Rudig
W. Sixth St
Josephine Haveman
Kenyon
Glenway
Charles F. Reimann
Central
Anna Nerach
Elmat
Ferdinand Soholle
Findlay
William Beer
Biegler
Rosa Beidenspinner
Baltimore
Becery
Saulbb
Lawrenceburg
Weist
McCormick Place
Tohn Kimlein
Plum
Glenwood
Bernardina Alem
Glenwood QY
Nkenberger
North Weed
William E. Pyacu
Rober
Mate Eilian
Associated Charities reports sobering year amid 1893 panic parallels
At the annual meeting Mayor Markbreit presided as three vice presidents were elected and several trustees reappointed. The charity saw 3098 families seek aid, 7000 plus homeless people served with 26 000 meals and lodgings, a 429 percent rise. Employment remained tight with 221 permanent and 709 temporary positions found. 24 placements from a special bureau for youth.
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Associated Charities
Markbreit
Board of Trustees
Philip Zenner
C. Gordon Neff
G. K. Bartholomew
David Philipson
J. G. Schmidlapp
Charles F. Goss
J. W. Bullock
Herbert Jenney
Melville Ritchie
Resignation and Appointment at House of Refuge
Miss Jennie Mann resigned yesterday as a teacher at the House of Refuge. Miss Clara A. Williams was appointed to succeed her. The Service Board ordered the City Engineer to prepare plans for concrete steps and a walk with hand railings and a cement retaining wall at Hughes and Mulberry streets.
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Jennie Mann
House of Refuge
Clara A. Williams
Hughes and
Mulberry Streets
Funeral Notice for Comrade Fred Stockhove of 165th O. V. I.
G A R comrade Fred Stockhove of Company A 165th Ohio Volunteer Infantry a member of William H Lytle Post 47 died October 19 Funer al from residence 1908 Crown Avenue Norwood at 10 a m October 22 Services at chapel of Crematory John Brinkman Commander Chas C Bleiler Adjutant
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Fred Stockhove
Yate
165Th O. V. I
William H. Lytle
Crown Avenue
Norwood
Chapel of Crematory
John Brinkman
Chas, C. Bleiler
Local obituaries and funeral notices cluster in Cincinnati area
Death notices for Charles HER WIG, Margaret LOVIE, Clara MACIEWSKI, Major Lewis MICHAELS, Frederick STOCKHOVE appear with funeral times and addresses. Services scheduled for October 20 to 22. multiple residences cited in Norwood, Walnut Hills, Corryville, Ft. Mitchell. Burial and flowers noted.
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Charles
Lovie
Margaret Richey
Windsor Street
Walnut Hills
Maciewski
Clara
Nee Weber
Jefferson Avenue
Corryville
Michaels
Major Lewis
Frances
Lewis Michaels
Phil G. Queal
Mitchell Avenue
Ft. Mitchell, Ky
Frederick
Crown Avenue
Norwood
Chapel of Crematory
Buria TM Permits and Inquests Listed by City Officials
A fragmented list shows buria tm permits and inquest entries for many residents. Names include Christina King 77 at Locust 318. Gordon Alexander 50 at St Marys Hospital. Eunice Borgerding 1 at 21 East Twelfth. George Griffin 26 at 1011 Sargent. Augustus Moore 176 at Haight 4319. Bertha Wood 35 at Hopkins. Fred Stockhouse 68 at Union Depot. James Ryan 40 at City Hospital. Ernst 42 at East Fifth. William Schmidt 67 at East Liberty. Henry Altevogt 41 at East McMicken. Mary Deveny 16 at Symmes. Hal Price 29 at West Sixth. Kate Stufwank 79 at Bodmann’s Wid. Baer Race months 821 Wehrma. A Herman 3s at Longview Hospital. Frank Martin 47 at Ludlow. Catherine McGinty 33 at West Rest Bike Sixth. and others with ambulatory notes and conditions.
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King
Christina
Pneumon
Alexander
Gordon
St. Mary’s Hospital
West Sixth
Ity
Wood
Bertha
Hopkins
Inquest. News WA
Longworth
Stockhous
Fred
Union Depot
Crown Avenue
Inquest
Wilson
John
City Hospital
Freeman Avenue
Asthenia
Ryan
James
Eel Ernst
East Fifth
Chmidt
William
East Liberty
Altevogt
Henry
East McMicken Avenue
Nearmonia
Deveny
Mary
Symmes
Price
Hal
Stufwa Kate
Bodmann
Baer
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Dr. Lyon
SY Zoe
ADS
City News
Midion
the Commercial Tribune
Masonic Order
Haskinear
BovearDi
Wea
City
Lillian Arkell-Rixford
College of Music Orchestra
America
Douglas Powell
London
England
Fellowcraft
Business Men
Masons
Otte Company
Bresttar Davdh
LlouRe
Gity
Oehler
Harriet Streets
Clifton Avenue
Elsie Thalheimer
Hamilton County Blind Relief Commission
Commission
Samuel Johnson
Isaac Rollman
W. J. Breed
Che Hohn Shillito Company
THE
Alleghanies
Louisville
Actu
Nashville
R. R
Covington
Newport
Kentucky Mason
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Fourth and Vine
F. D. Bush
Pass
Agt
Hotels and Resorts
Atlantic City, N. J
Atlantic City
Chalfonte
LEEDS
City Hall Notes
Herald 84
Collingwood West
New
35Th York ST
Fifth Ave
B’way
Seth H. Moseley
New Haven House
New Haven
Conn
HOTEL
Havlin
Cincinnatiy’s
John H. Havlin
Ocean Steamers
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Cecilie
Kaiser Wm. I
Kronprinz
Kaiser Wm.d.Gr
Friedrich d
Main
Gr. Kurfuerst
Friedrich Wm
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
P. Irene
Barbarossa
K. Luise
North German Lloyd Travelers’ Checks Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
N.Y
Atlas National Bank
Brighton German Bank Co
Bepler & Co
B. Third St
First National Bank
German National Bank
Kuhn & Sons
H. Third St
Western German Bank
S. KE. Cor
Walant
Principal Steamship Lines
Thomas Cook & Son
BURIA
Italy
Deutschland
AMD Geroa Varie
First Nat'l Bank
Atlas Nat'l Bank
German Nat'l Bank
Brighton
S.kuhn & Sons Sone Faz
Glosson's Gallery
Fourth St
Grand Lodge Masons
Chamber OF Commer
P.M
S-W
Walnut Street
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
INC
Indianapolis
Rushville
Connersville
Ch&d
Fifth and Baymiller
Pacific Coast
Ch& D-Monon
Fifth and
Walnut
Louisville, KY
Pearl and Butler
Fourth Street
Covington and
Latonia
Fourth and Vine Sts
Sinton Hotel
Q. M. Dept
Jeffersonville
Ind
Q. M
Fay
J. J. Blair
Cles
Enon
Gorgery
U. S. Army
Commercial Tribune
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