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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1908

Page

3

Roosevelt urges federal action to curb trust abuses in 1908

Theodore Roosevelt calls for national incorporation law and federal oversight of interstate commerce to curb collusive bidding and boycotts by major steel firms. He criticizes labor exemptions but supports lawful unions and demands strong regulation of great corporations to protect the public interest. The report urges Justice Department action against the Boston Agreement and highlights moral stakes in business morality.

Nathan Matthews Finance Commission Boston New England United States American Bridge Company United States Steel Corporation Commission Cove Street Brookline Street Department of Justice Theodore Roosevelt White House

New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court

A list of diverse cases filed in Common Pleas Court including divorces for Myrtle West and Emma Hilker, an injunction against Charles Roth, partition action by Lem Miller, appeals from Squire rulings, and a $29.58 chattel sale claim by Catherine Schenk plus a mechanics’ lien affidavit for $48,107.69 against The A H Pugh Printing Company for work on the Fifth and Pike street building.

Myrtle L. West Isaac E. West J. C. Rogers James M. Stone Margaret Hall Charles BP. Roth Moses Ruskin Lem Miller Antonio D. Castellini Emma Hilker George Hilker A. L. Herrlinger Charles Rhoades The Model ‘Laundry Company Squire Myers Miles G. Osgood Charles E. Moore Squire Mueller Mamie Hunsaker Andrew Hunsaker Spangenberg & Spangenberg Catherine Schenk Babette Wise A. Bentley & Sons A. H. Pugh Printing Company Fifth and Pike Streets

Bartender Edward Jacobs Dies After Brief Illness

Edward Jacobs a bartender for John C Grew in the Traction Building died after a two day illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

Edward Jacobs John C. Grew Traction

Fruit Vendors Arrested After Shot at Bottles

Leo Deveta and Dominick Crolin fruit vendors were fined 1 by Squire Quehl for shooting at empty bottles near the Newport reservoir Sunday.

Leo Deveta Dominick Crolin Newport Reservoir Squire Quehl

Bellevue Church Addition to Cost Five Thousand Dollars

The contractor for the Bellevue Dayton Christian Church addition will start today. The project estimated at about $5000 includes a main floor with balcony and classrooms.

Christian Chuch

Dayton Man Fined and Jailed for Drunk and Disorderly

Scott Fowler arrested Sunday by Chief Ortleib faced charges of being drunk and disorderly. Judge Mader fined him $100 and costs and jailed him for twenty five days, with the sentence suspended for one year if he abstains.

Scott Fowler Ortleib Mader

Covington Council Approves Grade Crossing Measure

Mayor John J. Craig approved an ordinance authorizing resolutions to compel railroads to eliminate grade crossings. He vetoed a motion to ignore Market House orders and directed law questions to the City Solicitor and Law Committee. Seven residents were refused saloon licenses and bids were ordered for street repairs.

John J. Craig Covington John Hennessy Craig Ellsworth Woods

Refusal Eases Building Code Commission Burden

The Building Code Commission eases its workload after the Cincinnati Chapter of Architects declined to name a committee. Architect Joseph G. Steinkamp said committees impede the body and the commission will proceed independently. Plans noted include a $75,000 brewery building in Louisville for John F. Oertel Brewing, and a large addition for United States Printing Company in Norwood. W. W. Franklin & Son form and other local property deals are reported with prices and buyers.

Building Code Commission Cincinnati Joseph G. Steinkamp Steinkamp Chelsea Emil Gigser Louisville John F. Oertel Brewing Company Samuel Hatinaford & Sons United States Printing Company Norwood

City Hall Nine Forms Baseball Team Challenge

Newspaper men and city officials organized a Covington City Hall baseball team at police headquarters and issued an immediate challenge to the police firemen for a game within ten days. Pat Phillips named captain-manager. L. J. Norris chaired. Lucien Hubbard secretary. Players include Hubbard, Phillips, Brownfield, Shepard, Jones, Nelson, Blinn, Curtis, Davidson, Schmeing, Martin, and Norris.

Covington Pat Phillips L. J. Norris Lucien Hubbard Hubbard Phillips Brownfield Shepard Jones Nelson Blinn Curtis Davidson Schmeing Martin Norris

Covington Board of Police and Fire Commissioners Race

Term of John P. Harbick expires next month and Mayor John J. Craig seeks applicants. Candidates include John Bracken J W Holmes W Cummins William Richards and William Blick. Craig will name the winner Thursday. Holmes is seen as front runner.

John P. Harbick Covington

Covington Notes Detailing Permits and Local Arrests

City Auditor W S Gould issued permits for a five room brick home at 1910 Scott Street costing 2000 dollars to P F Madison and remodel work for Mrs Anna Lobeck at 630 Crescent Avenue. West Covington man William Ganor died at home. funeral at St Ann s Church. Three Covington men Ben Brown Eugene Jonas and John Herbert arraigned for poolroom operation. case continued. Arthur Pattison arrested on petit larceny warrant. accused of taking massage cream to sell.

W. S. Gould P. Madison Scott Street Anna Lobeck Crescent Avenue William Ganor Main Street West Covington St. Ann’s Church Ben Brown Eugene Jonas John Herbert Henry B. Schuler Edward Riemeyer Covington Read Arthur Pattison Boone Street Hendrix and Walters Mary Newman Pattison

Kenton Court Notes Highlight Local Civil and Criminal Actions

In Kenton County courts John Knoerl sues W F Margerson in Kenton Circuit for 720 over alleged unlicensed lending. Alberta Fleming’s probate case orders sale of bank stock. Wills of David Price Ellen Fleming Henry Pohlman noted with executors named. A Rosedale car disturbance leads to fines for Ollie Horner and others. Appeals granted in Rogers vs Zumbiel and Fields vs Mersman.

John Knoerl Kenton County W. F. Margerson Kenton Harbeson Alberta Fleming R. H. Fleming David Price Gwenny Ellen Fleming West Fourth Street Nellie Henry Pohlman Bernard Pohlman William King Peter King Allie Horner Georgia King Susie King Rosedale Read Ollie Horner O. M. Rogers Anna Zumbiel Court of Appeals John George Walte P. J. Reinecker J. T Edwards Robert Fields J. H. Mersman

Busy Newport judge handles multiple roles in Bartholomew contract case

Judge Yungblut of Newport Circuit Court presided on three parts of a busy day. The Incandescent Light and Stove Company sues John Bartholomew for 125 dollars alleging contract violation. Special Judge Colonel Lockhart stepped in while Yungblut acted as attorney and witness for the defendant. The case has lingered for over a year and a jury is expected to hear parts of it today.

Yungblut Newport Circuit Court Incandescent Light and Stove Company John Bartholomew M. R. Lockhart Bartholomew

Baby Found After Mother Reports Kidnap Fear

Mrs. Monroe of 1626 York street Newport thought her two year old was abducted after missing him at dinner. A neighbor saw a man carry the child, prompting a large search. The boy was located safe on Putnam street after about an hour.

Mrs. Monroe York Street Newport Putnam Street

Reverend Hoover Leaves Post for Terrell Texas

Newport News brief reports the Rev. M. J. Hoover resigned from First Baptist Church and departed with his wife for Terrell Texas. It notes a burglary at lawyers Jackson Bruton office on Fifth and York streets stealing $4.50 and a revolver. The Rebecca Bryan Boone Chapter US Daughters of the American Revolution plans a Friday meeting at Mrs. Herndon’s home. The Newport General Council’s License Committee missed last night’s meeting on saloon license petitions. The General Council Claims Committee met and recommended a $4260 payment of claims.

M. J. Hoover First Baptist Church Terrell Tex Jackson Bruton Fifth and York Streets Rebecca Bryan Boone United Daughters of the American Revolution Herndon Newport General Council Claims Committee of General Council

Campbell County Courts Review in Circuit Court

Circuit Court yesterday set Saturday to decide whether to proceed on five thousand dollar suits by Tony Bonero James Redmond and other former poolroom employees against K J Morris and W H Dyer for alleged false arrests. Louisa Gebhardt seeks divorce from Joseph H Gebhardt alleging cruelty. In Police Judge Hawkins court Cale Daniels and Thomas Shannon were arraigned for disorderly conduct with a ten dollar fine suspended. James O'Brien faced disorderly conduct charges and was released on a suspended twenty five dollar fine. The will of Charles J Roell of Newport was probated. his estate goes to Maggie Roell. Newport Circuit Judge Yungblut ordered Dean Gas Engine and Foundry Company to continue operations after its recent assignment.

Raison Tony Bonero James Redmond K. J. Morris W. H. Dyer Louisa Gebhardt Joseph H. Gebhardt Hawkins Court Cale Daniels Thomas Shannon James O’brien Charles J. Roell Newport Maggie Roell Newport Circuit Court Yungblut Dean Gas Engine and Foundry Company

Newport Real Estate Transfers Listed

Charles Rice and wife convey Bellevue Home to Lena Smart and husband. Clara Bamberger pays savings for Lots 201 202 Mansion Hill addition in Newport.

Charles Rice Bellevue Home, Savings and Loans Association Harris Heirs Raganay Lena Smart Clara Bamberger Mansion Hill Newport

Newport Marriage Licenses List Names and Residences

John Giardon of St Bernard Ohio age 28 and Sherrie Ann Bennett of Reading Ohio age 28 obtain Newport Kentucky marriage license. Arthur Dombuff of Newport Kentucky and Mary Harrison of Newport Kentucky listed with ages .

John ‘Giardon St. Bernard, O Sherrie Ann Bennett Reading, O Arthur Dombuff Newport, Ky Mary Harrison

Real Estate Transfers in Taylor's Sub and Floral Avenue

Charles and Nora Mason transfer Lot 133 in Taylor's subdivision to Henry and Bessie Bier. Charles and Nora Mason also transfer Lots 17 and 18 in Taylor's subdivision to William and Alemada Horsfall. Louis J. Berens sells Lots 923 to 926 in Woodside subdivision to Joseph and Emma Waag with Lot 75 by 135 feet on Floral Avenue in EISMere.

Charles Nora Mason Henry Bessie Bier Taylor’s William Alemada Horsfall Taylor's Latomia Louis J. Berens Joseph and Emma Waag Woodside Waag Floral Avenue Eismere Musidora Huddleston Abram D. Stapleford Western Avenue Fairmount William A. Bittinger Abraham Wilams Lock Street Williams Ae Schick Hartwell Joseph Deutschle Louis Deutschle Bremen Street Fifteenth Street Nathaniel W. Stephenson Plum and Genesee Streets Nerccccsensenscesescsstecses Anna. M. Highlands Hattie Balzhizer Co- Judie Lowme Sendenes Caresses Des Bofinger & Hopkins George A. Friedmann Bofinger & Hopkins Norwood Louisa Buckingham Edgewater Club Symmes Township Joseph Dermody Mary Sallie Dermody Clark Williams Sawson M. Cooper E. . Callaghan Mt. Auburn & Avondale Syndicate Charles F. Meltzer Harry W. Meltzer J. Lem Martin Harry Block F. B. Williams Sicko Seepin Mary Stgubbe Adam and Margaretha Funck Guy Drpme le Mostoate Chutekoh Pheglap Ewadhers Louis Martin Therese Dormey Oliver Street Providence Street L. C. Hopkins East Norwood Cora V. Bruck Reas Rose Burkart Anna M. Stone East

Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Fairmount Area

Real estate records list transfers and mortgages in the Fairmount and surrounding neighborhoods. Included are numerous lot sales on Western avenue Lock street and McMillan street with various trustees and heirs transferring parcels, along with leases and mortgage filings and cancellations involving multiple individuals and firms.

Pretty spring wedding in Cincinnati Club main details

Social news covers Miss Regina Forcheimer wedding to Alfred I. Straus at the Cincinnati Club with Dr. David Philipson officiating. Attendants include Miss Amy Bettman and Mr. Stanley Straus. Families and guests from Chicago St Louis Buffalo and New Orleans attend as the couple plans a Westward honeymoon and Cincinnati residence.

Regina Forcheimer Tillie Forcheimer Melrose Avenue Walnut Hills Alfred I. Straus Cincinnati Club David Philipson Amy Louise Bettman Stanley Straus Julian Pollak Abe Levey Sol Meis Irwin Bettman Miss Bettman Mrs. I. Straus Mrs. Forcheimer Henry Meyer Ben Reach Bernice Meyer Chicago Harry Benjamin Stella Benjamin Jerome Benjamin St. Louis Gus Benjamin Buffalo N. Y Schlenker New Orleans St. Nicholas Hotel Edna Z. Lowenbach Sigmund Steiner Rockdale Avenue Avondale Eugene H. Sterne Pacific Coast

Argument Leads to Fight Injuries at City Hospital

Leonard Boyd a 56 year old shoemaker of 146 East McMillan Street was picked up by police and taken to City Hospital after a fight near Fifteenth and Race streets. He bore a broken nose two black eyes facial and hand cuts and a broken finger. He said the dispute over money matters occurred earlier.

Leonard Boyd McMillan Street City Hospital Fifteenth Race Streets Afriend

Mr E R A Tulian Visitor at Brother-in-law Residence

Mr E R A Tulian is visiting his brother-in-law and sister, continuing a stay reported by local observers. The note indicates family ties and a domestic visit without further details on location or duration.

ER. A. Tulian

Social Notes From Kentucky Highlands And Newport

Kentucky society items detail summer plans of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Downs and others from Covington Newport and Lexington. Mentioned are entertainments hosted by Mrs Charlton Marshall and Mrs Will Andrews, travels of Mrs Lansdowne and Mrs Gooder, and a quiet marriage in Covington. Several residents visit Philadelphia Lebabnon Ohio Martinsville and Louisville during vacation periods.

Edward Downs Avondale Kentucky Highlands Charlton Marshall Card Club Newport L. B. Marshall Covington Fanny Lovell Lansdowne Philadelphia Edwin Gale Charles Warrington Steven Blakely Ft. Mitchell Perce Bolmer Lebanon Friends Edward Gooder Middletown Bateman Lexington Harrie Will Andrews Harry Hollmeyer Perdue College Hollmeyer John B. Taylor Martinsville Ind Louisville Floss Gooder Ailieen Brown Altamont Ft. Thomas Elva Hawkins Lee Shirtly Arthur B. Long Lewis Johnson J. S. Blackburn Rose Salt Lillie ‘Hugheey Will Menefee Harold Telldessy William Correy Frits Cochran Dallas Tex

Hail Wreaks Damage on Piqua Chickens and Glass

A heavy hail storm hit Piqua Ohio last night. Young chickens died and greenhouses suffered broken glass. Ice could be scooped by the pail. Significant damage reported to the north of the town.

Piqua, O Here

Prohibition Ordinance on Square Near L N Railroad

Cincinnati adopts ordinance prohibiting erecting or enlarging any building over ten feet in height on the square bounded by Wehrman avenue Fredonia avenue Whittier street and C L N railroad unless outer walls are iron stone brick and mortar or similar. Passed April 20 1908. John Galvin President of Council. Attest Edwin Henderson Clerk. An ordinance no 521 to et

Wehrman Avnue Fredonia Avenue Whittiers and C L. & N. Railroad Wehrmwin Avenue Whiter Street Council of Cincinnati City of Cincinnati State of Ohio John Galvin Edwin Henderson

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