Proposals Open for Clothing and Equipage Subcontracts
Chief Quartermaster announces sealed proposals for 10 000 cot covers with 20 to 50 percent quantity increase possible. Deliveries to Philadelphia New York St Louis or Chicago depots. Opens September 8 1908 with domestic preference, blanks on application. LT. COL. W. W. Robinson Jr. chief quartermaster.
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Federaluilding
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
U. S. Army
W. W. Robinson, JR
Appointment of Administratrix for Jacob Winste Estate
Mary Winsteig named administratrix of the estate of Jacob Winste deceased. Stricker and Johnson, Attorneys, 1316 Union Trust Building, have filed the notice of appointment.
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Jacob Winste
Mary Winsteig
Stricker & Johnson
Union Trust Building
Notice of Sale of Bonds for Oakley Sidewalk Improvements
Oakley Ohio invites sealed proposals by 12 noon September 8 1908 for village bonds totaling 1946 issued to fund sidewalk projects. Bonds mature 1 to 10 years with 5 percent interest. Bidder to pay 4 percent certified check. village may reject any bid. OSCAR KOSCHE Clerk.
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Oakley
Ohio
Oscar Kosche
Changes in Schools Redefine District Boundaries
The Twenty fifth District School will divide with Central Fairmount upon reopening. Edward Roberts leads the Twenty fifth District while Prof M Andrews heads Central Fairmount. Margaret Mosbaugh from Woodward High, a 24 year veteran, retires due to ill health.
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Central Fairmount
Edward Roberts
Margaret Mosbaugh
Woodward High School
Woodward
Harvest Home Day to Mark Christ Hospital Expansion
Christ Hospital in Cincinnati plans Harvest Home Day on September 10 to celebrate years of grounds and building improvements. Five acres are beautified with ditches walls and walks while inviting ministers, hospital staff, charitable groups, doctors and former patients to attend. coffee, speeches, music and a luncheon are planned with Rev. William Robinson leading the program.
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Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Methodist Churches of
the Humane Society
the Bethel and
The
Associated Charities
William Robinson
Ford Johnson Company Moves Headquarters and Expands
The Ford & Johnson Company held its annual meeting with stockholders approving a new Board of Directors led by J S Ford and George B Cox. The firm plans to move executive operations from Chicago to the Kruse Bahlmann Building in Cincinnati and to expand into interior woodwork and hotel furniture in addition to chair manufacturing. The report notes a past decline in trade volume but optimistic prospects for next year.
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Ford & Johnson Company
Kruse-Bahlmann Company
J S. Ford
Chicago
H. W. Johnson
Michigan City
Ind
A. D. Martin
Frankfort
George B. Cox
Cincinnati Trust Company
Cincinnati
Charles H. Davis
Second National Bank
Keith
F. R. Wiliams
J. S. Ford
C. H. Davis
A. D. Margin
N.S. Keith
E. E. Galbreath
United States
New York City
Hil
Hartford
New Haven
Kruse-Bahlmann
Merchants Feted by the Lagoon in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Traveling Salesmen's Association and the Merchants and Manufacturers Association hosted a second Lagoon entertainment for visiting merchants attended by about 500. A women’s committee greeted guests from Burnet House, tables were adorned, and a five minute speech program preceded supper followed by vaudeville and fireworks. A telegram from Cincinnati’s Vice Mayor John Galvin was read, and officers A. L. Stix, William Bischof, J. H. Warner, Samuel Joseph, W. K. Lindles, and Joseph M. Rice coordinated the event.
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Cincinnati Traveling Salesmen’s Association
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Kentucky
Mesdames Samuel
Joseph
N. E. McDonald
Isaac Hart
Joseph Landwehr
Norman Mendel
Martin Rothan
Charles Schmueter
F. B. Slane
Joseph Zeigler
Katherine Moore
Burnet House
Lagoon
Thomas W. Allen
H. A. Buckner
W. J. Bolton
Albert J. Carr
la Follette
Tenn
Otto Armleder
A. J. Conroy
Cincinnati
John L. Shuff
John Galvin
Galvin
Frankfort
Cincinnati Traveling Salestmen’s Association
A. L. Stix
William Bischof
J. H. Warner
Samuel Joseph
W. K. Lindles
Joseph M. Rice
No Shortage in Squire Mays Accounts Sparks Legal Question
City Auditor Von Bargen seeks City Solicitor guidance on $776.40 held by late Squire Mays plus $300 in court costs. Monthly settlements cause tangled questions of possession and proper disposition under Ohio law, with Justice Myers advising adherence to statute directing remittance to County Treasury after a year.
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von Bargen
Squire Mays
Morrill
James S. Myers
Maus
Myers
Mrs. Maus
Destroys New Residence At 2534 War Saw Avenue
Fire levels a house under construction by 8. D. Cooper for I. N. Price on War Saw Avenue. A lighted match dropped by a worker is blamed. Firefighters from Engine Company No 17 and two men from Company No 24 were injured. Loss totals about $7,000, with damage to adjoining Wilder home.
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Warsaw Avenue
William Niemueller
James McFerley
Griess
Wilder
Emotional side of education highlighted by Suzzallo
Henry Suzzallo of Columbia University urged teachers at the local school institute to stimulate the emotional side of students rather than focusing only on reading writing and arithmetic. He cited Washingtons temper as an example of strong emotions guiding character and growth. Dr Philip Zenner is scheduled to discuss methods for teaching and training defective children.
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Henry Suzzallo
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Teachers’ Institute
Odd Fellows
Suzzallo
George Washington
Washington
Philip Zenner
Sinking Fund Trustees Accept Bonds and Parks Invest
At yesterday's meeting the Sinking Fund Trustees accepted 30000 in street improvement bonds from the City Auditor and 63300 in general improvement bonds including some for parks. Patrolman Hess faces trial before Mayor Markbreit Friday at 11 am after citizen accusations of abusing police powers as a slugger. The Pardon Board granted paroles releasing six prisoners from the Work House with conditions including leaving the city and sobriety pledges.
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Hess
West End
Markbreit
J. McAfee
Frank Knoll
Charles Walton
John Lyons
Oscar Kleintoff
William Liebermann
Warrant Out For Bridegroom In Syrian Girl Marriage
Relatives of Rosa Bousamara allege she is 15 not 19 as stated by groom Michael G Rowshed and have obtained a warrant from Justice James Myers. Constable Joseph Thon pursues Rowshed to Rochester for arrest and trial. the marriage license clerk is summoned as key witness.
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Rosa Bousamara
Michael G. Rowshed
Mance Bousamara
James Myers
Rowshed
Joseph Thon
Rochester
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Women’s Reception Committee
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Institution
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Hamilton County Institute
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