Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Trusted by Girls
Prominent claims praise the compound and Blood Purifier for female disorders. Testimonial letters from Lizzie Weber in Philadelphia and Lizzie Steiger in Cleveland say the remedies restored regular cycles and eliminated pain after years of illness and failed doctors. The ad touts 30 years of service and an invitation to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Pinkham
Phila
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lizzie Weber
N. Fairhill St
Cleveland
Ohio
Floral automobile parade to feature nine judges
At a Sons of Osiris meeting plans for the September 14 floral automobile parade were discussed. John Shuff volunteered to pick nine judges, three per parade section, amid debate over including women. A 3,000 seat grand stand will be built on Government square for awards after the parade with prizes totaling 1500 dollars. Three bands from the Ohio Valley exposition will provide music and an hour of concert. Grand stand tickets go on sale Monday at the Chamber of Commerce offices on Fourth and Vine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Osiris
John Shuff
Shuff
Government Square
Chamber of Commerce
Fourth and Vine Streets
Funeral of Adolph Huss Held at Clifton Heights Home
The funeral for G. Adolph Huss is set for 2 PM at his brothers William C. Huss and Charles W. Huss home in Clifton Heights. Huss died suddenly Sunday afternoon in his West Fourth Street Lombardy building flat. His two children from Cleveland will attend. He was vice president of Huss Brothers Manufacturing, founded in 1879 by his brothers Charles W. and William C. Huss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Adolph Huss
William C
Charles W. Huss
Clifton Heights
Huss
Lombardy Building
West Fourth Street
Cleveland
Mr. Huss
Huss Brothers Manufacturing Company
Charles W
Suit Dismissed Over Window Lease Five Years
Squire Yeatman heard William D and F L Church against R E Miller and H H Driehaus for forcible detainer of a 5 by 7 foot window on Walnut street near Fifth for candy exhibits. The court ruled Miller and Driehaus have a five year lease on the window not yet expired and dismissed the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Yeatman
William D
F. L. Church
R. E. Miller
H. H. Driehaus
Miller & Driehaus
Walnut Street
Fifth Street
Grape-Nuts Flavor Praised In Mirthful Ad Copy
An energetic promotional piece extols Grape-Nuts served with cream or milk. It highlights chewing for dental health and digestion, notes pre-digestion of starch into sugar, and cites the slogan There’s a Reason from The Road to Wellville booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellville
Cincinnati Vigilance Society Seeks Taft Action on Liquor Sales
The Cincinnati Vigilance Society circulates petitions urging President Taft to stop federal licenses for liquor sales in disorderly houses. It argues 80 percent of such venues profits come from liquor and cites Chicago’s example of reduced crime when licenses were withheld. Church members are asked to sign and forward petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Society
Cincinnati Vigilance Society
United States
Cincinnati
William H. Taft
Ohio
Treasury Department
Chicago
River Improvement Proposals Tabled for Washington Approval
Ohio River board of engineers met in New York City with Colonel William T. Roessell presiding and discussed plans for improvements between Pittsburg and Cairo. Modifications were approved for submission to Washington officials. Major John C. Oakes reported Fernbank dam needs about thirty more days to finish, weather permitting, and machinery is being prepared to start operations this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River Board of Government Engineers
New York City
William T. Roessell
Pittsburg
Cairo
Washington
John C. Oakes
Cincinnati
Fernbank
Major Oakes
Metropolis
Theft at Dauch Construction Workers Pay Envelopes
Police investigate a Labor Day theft at Dauch Construction 119 East Second Street. Four pay envelopes totaling 62.40 disappeared from the cash drawer after the office was closed. All doors and windows remained secure with a key left in the inside keyhole. No leads yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauch Construction Company
East Second Street
Alleged Wife Deserter Arrested in Atlanta
Robert Holland thirty five of Atlanta along with Sadie Smith of Mechanicsburg were arrested by Detectives Burkholz and McQueston on a charge of deserting his wife and three children in Atlanta. The pair claimed they were married but were found to be suspected in the case and remained in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Holland
Atlanta
Burkholz and McQueston
Sadie Smith
Mechanicsburg
Holland
Sthey
Coal traffic shifts to Toledo by new routing plan
A major reorganization moves most coal formerly sent from Virginia mines to Toledo via Chesapeake & Ohio onto Norfolk & Western and Detroit Toledo & Iron, with Kenova West Virginia and Ironton Ohio as new deflection points. The change ends much of the old C O C H D traffic arrangements and eases past blockades at Covington and Russell KY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lake Ports
Virginias
Chesapeake & Ohio
Kenova
W. Va
Ironton
Norfolk & Western
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
C. O
Covington
Russell
Virginia
Cincinnati
Georgia Railway & Electric President Arkwright Born 1871
Arkwright, president of the Georgia Railway and Electric Company, was born February 24, 1871 in Savannah Georgia. He graduated from the University of Georgia in 1891 and opened a law office in Atlanta after graduation. He became president of the Georgia Railway and Electric Company in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston 8. Arkwright
The
Georgia Railway & Electric Company
Savannah
University of Georgia
Atlanta
New Appointments Take Effect
J. D. Stack and C. G. Sutherland have been appointed to positions. the appointments are now in effect.
Govan and Muchmore Named Ohio Valley Exposition Commissioners
J. F. Govan district passenger agent for Frisco and C B and E in Cincinnati has been named a commissioner of the Ohio Valley exposition. L. F. Muchmore traveling passenger agent for Frisco and C E I in Cincinnati also named as commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Govan
Frisco
Cincinnati
L. F. Muchmore
Pennsylvania Station Opening Set for Sept 8 Between NYC and Long Island
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces the New York City opening date of September 8 applies only to service to Long Island points. No date yet set for service from points west of New York City. further official word to follow. The company touts the station as the largest single-building project, covering eight acres with half a mile of exterior walls, built in under six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Station
New York City
Long Island Railroad
Vatican
Tuileries
St. Petersburg Winter Palace
Wipper Named Chief Clerk at Big Four
F H Wipper appointed chief clerk to General Freight Agent Brister of the Big Four. He replaces J H Meglemry who resigned recently, and the appointment is now in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Wipper
Brister
Big Four
J. H. Meglemry
Big Four Roundhouse Plans Discussed In Cincinnati
William Garstang Indianapolis superintendent of motive power for the Big Four met in Cincinnati with J. Q. Van Winkle general manager. They discussed starting the Mattoon Illinois roundhouse construction as soon as the old one is cleared and torn down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Garstang
Indianapolis
Big Four Railroad
Cincinnati
J. Q. van Winkle
Mattoon
Travel and personnel notes from Cincinnati rail interests
Albert Orth quits Philip Carey Manufacturing now serving as assistant to the traffic manager. H. Diver, ex-Mutual Transit agent at Cleveland, was in Cincinnati yesterday. E. A. Gould of C. H. & D. returns from Manitou Colorado tonight. A B Mattox leaves for Peoria to visit relatives. S H Thompson of Kanawh a Dispatch was in Cincinnati yesterday with headquarters at Henderson Kentucky. J Q Van Winkle and L J Hackney with wives return from Quebec accompanied by Fred Walker after two weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Orth
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Orth
HH. & ID
P. H. Diver
Cleveland
Mutual Transit Company
Cincinnati
E. A. Gould
Cotter
Manitou
Col
A. B. Mattox
Grand Trunk
Peoria
Ill
S. H. Thompson
Kanawha Dispatch
Road
van Winkle
G Kramer Visits Cincinnati Railroad Officials
G Kramer, known to Cincinnati railroad men and formerly with B&OSW, called at the B&O Southwestern general offices in Grand Central depot. He is now with the Panama railroad general manager’s office and plans to return to the canal zone soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Kramer
Cincinnati
Mr. Kramer
Grand Central Depot
Panama Railroad
Canal Zone
Crowds Pour into City for B and O S W Homecoming Excursion
Yesterday the B and O S W home coming excursion drew about 1,000 passengers from Illinois Indiana and Kentucky. The Ohio Valley exposition remained the main draw for visitors to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Railway Signal Association Convention Programme at Richmond
The annual Railway Signal Association meeting will be held at the Jefferson Hotel in Richmond Virginia October 11 to 13. The program includes opening addresses, minutes approval, secretary treasurer report, constitution amendments, and multiple committee reports on interlocking signaling education standards automatic block and signaling practice. It is noted a large number of Cincinnati railroad men will attend and arrangements for delegate entertainment are being perfected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Signal Association
Jefferson Hotel
Richmond
Cincinnati Railroad
Great Increase in Attendance on First Day of School
Children returned to classes with enthusiasm on opening day as enrollment swells to near 40 000. A surge of applications for certificates under child labor laws drew attention, with about seventy five issued by Commissioner H. L. Conant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Conant
Railroad official attends Cincinnati exposition amid big show
W. L. Wene assistant to the president of the Tennessee Central railroad and Ohio Valley exposition commissioner visits Cincinnati for the expo. Wene’s Nashville headquarters are noted. L. Larson Northwestern agent for the Florida East Coast railroad, based in Chicago, is also present at the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Wene
Tennessee Central Railroad
Cincinnati
Mr. Wene
Nashville
Tenn
L. Larson
Northwestern
Florida
East Coast Railroad
Chicago
Detroit tunnel not yet open for through trains
J Lee Barrett of the C H & D says the Detroit river tube remains closed for train traffic due to a Canadian side cave-in needing repair. He notes the tunnel is an engineering marvel and will permit north and southbound service once finished, with trains currently using ferries. He also praises a strong excursion and tourist season across Canada and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit River
Detroit
J. Lee Barrett
Northern
Canada
Michigan
Barrett
William Riley Narrowly Escapes Electrocution
William Riley of 3077 Woodburn avenue, an employee of Queen City Livery, barely survived when two trolley wires fell on his hearse on Vine Street near the Highth district police station. A blue flame engulfed the seat as the horse shoeing incident prompted the run to a blacksmith, leaving Riley severely burned and taken to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Riley
Woodburn Avenue
Queen City Livery Company
Vine Street
Highth District
Riley
Public Library Gifts in August 1910
The Westwood branch library received 162 books 403 pamphlets 33 maps and a binder for bulletins newspapers and unbound magazines plus a subscription to Club Notes Gifts came from Cincinnati donors including Theodore Baur Jr Mrs Enoch T Carson F M Crocker Dr Charles W Dabney Arthur Espy Mrs Jerome B Howard and many organizations and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood
Cincinnati
Theodore Baur, Jr
Enoch T. Carson
F. M. Crocker
Charles W. Dabney
Arthur Espy
Jerome B. Howard
Samuel T. Logan
Charles Stratton
Charles H
Boy's tirade after torn receipt at Bell Clothing store
A 15 year old boy cursed loudly after tearing a $2 receipt at Bell Clothing on Fifth Street. He demanded a new receipt, swore at the salesman when refused, and continued shouting outside. The incident prompted a complaint to Safety Director Small by the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Clothing Company
Fifth Street
Small
Obituary notices list multiple deaths and services
Fulton G Harriet dies at 88 at daughter’s home in San Antonio. Burial in Fulton Texas. flowers omitted. Halloran Edward P age 32 funeral in Newport Kentucky with Requiem Mass at Immaculate Conception Church. Huss Adolph funeral from Clifton Heights residence. service at 2 pm. Norton Margaret Sawyer widow of L Dwight Norton dies at 44 Alexandra flats Walnut Hills. funeral Wednesday at 2 pm, burial private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
G. Harriet
George W. Fulton
E. G. Holden
Tex
San Antonio
Baltimore
Halloran
Edward P
Stella Halloran
Browner
East Third Street
Newport
Norton
Margaret Sawyer
L. Dwight Norton
Alexandra Flats
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati Officials Head to New York for Freight Rate Hearing
Co L Thomas traffic manager for the C H D and Morrison R Waite general solicitor depart Cincinnati for New York to attend the Interstate Commerce Commission freight rate hearing that begins today. Other Cincinnati railroad men, BE Williamson secretary of the shippers bureau and Francis B James attorney for the shippers will also attend the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Thomas
Morrison R. Waite
Road
Cincinnati
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati Railroad
BE. E. Williamson
Shippers’ Bureau
Francis B. James
Shippers
Williamson
Mr. James
Funeral notices for Scottish Rite and Elks lodge members
Brethren of the Scottish Rite are requested to attend the obsequies of Augustus Kayser at 2 o'clock Wednesday in the Cathedral of the Rite. Sir Knights of Hanse Hermann Commandery No. 16 assemble at 1 30 Wednesday to pay last respects with services at 2 pm. Elks Lodge No. 5 members attend the Elk funeral at 3 pm for G Desae at Lyon Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A
Brethren of the Rite
Au- Sugius Kayser
H. ©. Engelhardt
T. P. M. James A. Collins
Hanselmann Commandery
Frater
Augustus Kaysor
Devon
D. H. Pottenger
ELKS
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5
B. P. O. Elks
Elk Fu Brother
Adolphia Ee
Lyon
E. T. Allan
Railway Company Names New Oregon Managers
A Cincinnati circular announced multiple appointments of assistant general managers for the Oregon Railways and Navigation Company and Southern Pacific lines in Oregon. The circular comes from J. P. O'Brien, vice president and general manager, naming M. J. Buckley, George W. Boscke, J. F. Gra-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Oregon Railways& Navigation Company
Southern Pacific Lines
Oregon
J. P. O'Brien
M. J. Buckley
George W. Boscke
J. F. Gra
Woman accused of abuse on 1710 Sycamore street
Mary McFettrich of Clay and Allison streets was placed under a ce bond by Squire Yeatman on complaint of her sister in law Delia Malley that she visited 1710 Sycamore street and abused her, drawing a crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McFettrich
Clay and
Allison Streets
Squire Yeatman
Delia Malley
Sycamore Street
Prosecutor Hunt Targets Saloon Slot Machines
Prosecutor Hunt visited several saloons on Sunday and sent letters to all saloon-keepers with nickel-in-the-slot machines in Remington Madeira and Groesbeck, warning they will be prosecuted unless the machines are removed immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosecutor Hunt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alstonobiing
Adolph Huss
Will
Taft
Fernbank Dam
Georgia Railway
Preston
Arkwright
Panama
Ohio Valley Exposition
the Commercial Tribune
Cincinnatian
America
Mercial Tribune
Commercial Tribune Counting-Room
Ali
Maryland Casualty CO
Pacific. Railway
Muskoka Lakes
Kawartha Lakes
Bar Harbor
Maine
Bellows Falls
Biddeford
Boston
Mass
Burlington
Charlottetown
Cobalt
Fabyan
N. H
Gravenhurst
Jun
Halifax
Toronto
New England
Canadian Pacific Railway Ticket Office
E. Fourth St
Kennebunkport
Lakefield
Montreal
Que
Muskoka Wharf
Old Orchard
Peterboro
Point AU Baril
Portland
Portsmouth
Quebec
Ohio Valley
South
Hoboken
Hotels and Resorts
57Th Street
Central Park
Carnegie Hall
Great Northern
Fifth Avenue
Riverside Drierside Drive
West 57Th Street
N. Y
M. E. Burke
J.D. Mvison
Ocean Steamers
Est Indies
Spanish Main
West Indies
Panama Canal
Nassau
Bermuda
Orient
South America
World
Bale
Hamburg-American
Lane First National Bank
Western German Bank
Twelfth and Vine Sts
Atlas National Bank
Walnut St
Postoffice
German Nat’l Bank
Fourth
Winests
Brighton German Bank
Harrison Et
Fifth-Third National Bank
Wene and
Larson
Ridge Grocery CO
Montgomery Pike & Ridge Ave
Pleasant Ridge
Rorne
le Theodore Beverman
D. T. Hackett
Ezekiel & Bernheim Co Auctioneers
Public Library
Boy
Air Blue
Hunt
Ichie Bro
Chichester 'S Pills
First National Bank
Thomas Cook
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Cincinnati School of Technolo
Satan
W. Cor
Sohn Shearer
Glendale College
Devore
Collegiate School
POR
Cae
Roere J. Babin
Natural Bridge
Dow
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