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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1902

Page

7

Cincinnati Trustees Hear Fans On New Terminals Site

Public session of Cincinnati Southern Railway Trustees heard taxpayers and shippers advocate the Wiggins site for new terminals. Chamber of Commerce and Bankers Club backs elevating low land and aligning grades to avoid Ohio River flood interference. Recommendations urge terminals between Front and Vine streets with grade rises and closer railroad redundancy to boost city commerce.

Cincinnati Southern Way Wiggins Alto Chamber of Commerce Bankers’ Club Paint Club B. W. Campbell Dars Front Street Commerce Street Vine Smith Streets Cincinnati Southern Railway Ohio River Ingalls George H. Bohrer German National Bank Ferguson M. E. Ingalls Big Four Railroad Mr. Ferguson Mr. Bohrer Bankers C. M. Holloway Bankers’ Committee Robert Hosea Hosea & Co Main Front George Puchta Puchta, Punch & Co Pearl and Elm Streets Sayler Pearl and Elm Elim W. H. Davis Park Packer Fle Third Street William H. Woods Chatfield & Woods Company A B. Trumm Marmet Coal Company

Real estate sales and plans unfold in Evans City district

Theodore Mayer & Co. reports the sale of 1946 State avenue by J. D. Kilmer to Walter Herancourt for 4100 cash. The 45 by 100 ft lot hosts a two and a half story eight room house with modern conveniences. Herancourt previously bought 1932 State avenue last October. Harry Hake previews a new Queen City Varnish Co. factory in Evans ton with a 19 by 200 ft main building and ten attached structures at an estimated 200000.

Theodore Mayer & Co State Avenue J. D. Kilmer Troy Walter Herancourt Herancourt Mayer & Co Harry Hake Queen City Varnish Company Evanston Hill & Griffith Company Gest Street Bi & D Mary A. Kauffman Emma W'her Springfield Pike Compton Road Myers Y. Cooper Elle BE. Watt Hopkins St Freeman Av William M. Carter Louisa P. Houscott Wm. Carter Waverly Place Eugene L. Lewis Amos Pickens Miamitown Whitewater Township Ella C. McKnight Joseph Kieine Fifth St Main and Sycamore Sts Edward Frank Matthew Kerler Union St Reading Road 11Th Ward B. A Otto Lammerding Cottage HI Margaret Luckas Mary EB. Berger Green Township Mary A. Stratton Sherman Applegate Harrison Pike Cheviot O. Edward J. Tibbles George D. Harper Russell’s Linwood M. J. Browne Ella Bruleux Sycamore Township Catherine Ritz Michel Nead Et al Riverside Walter J. Herancourt State Av Lehman Road Zelline WV. Brown Norwood John T. Wright Henry Wagner Mary E. Butler Boorman Truman G. Paddack Mary R. Paddack Southwest Cor

New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court

A list of new filings includes James Connelly versus Anna Connellly for divorce under No. 125,102. Other cases include Francis Kaeser against H Streitmann’s Sons for $5,100 damages, and appeals by Henry Brach and George Williams from Squire Winkler. Additional filings involve partition, accounting, and estates, with several cases assigned to Cross & Luebbert and Hosea Knight & Jones.

James Connely Anna Connelly John P. Ryan Francis Kaeser H Streitmann M. B. Curtis Squire Winkler George R. Chisholm Hilda Helstrom Joseph H. Kramer Louisa Crawford Cross & Luebbert Edward Humphreys Robert Owen Hosea, Knight & Jones Hugh Campbell W. F. Fox B. T. Newton Traction Co Charles P. Brown Charles E. Eos Sal John L. Shuff Willie ‘E Bastin Reicelf Michie Greta

Laborer Injured In Elevator Shaft Fall at Hoffman Packing

William Gattier, 43, of Esmond street Fairmount, fell down an elevator shaft at the Hoffman packing house 3148 Coleman street yesterday. He was badly injured and taken by Patrol 5 to St. Marys Hospital.

William Gattier Esmond Street Fairmount Hoffman Packing House Coleman Street Peece Patrol 5 St. Mary's Hospital

Cincinnati Roads in a Railway War

A railroad war looms as Southern Pacific abandons connections with Chicago to ally with Illinois Central, starting January 1. The Queen & Crescent becomes an Eastern feeder, Louisville & Nashville coordinates traffic with Texas & Pacific, routing East to California. Southern Pacific drives 1,600 homeseekers into Southwestern Louisiana and Texas.

New Orleans Southern ‘Pacific Ohecan Reilroad Shunton Queen & Crescent Louisville & Nashville Texas & Pacific Gould California Oaknee & N Alen Louisiana Texas Southern Pacific East Middle West

Southern Pacific Pension Plan Outlined by Harriman

President Harriman issues a circular outlining a pension plan for Southern Pacific employees. The scheme mirrors Pennsylvania Illinois Central and Chicago Northwestern methods, granting annual pensions equal to the years of service as a percentage of the last decade’s average salary. Eligible workers age 20 years’ service receive up to 30 percent for 30 years, with retirement options between ages 61 and 70 for those with 20 years or more, and no employee contributions to the fund.

San Francisco Harriman Southern Pacific Southern Pacific System Pennsylvania Illinois Central Chicago & Northwestern

Live stock rate rise proposed by western railroads

A proposal to raise live stock rates from the Missouri River to Chicago to 18 percents was submitted by the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe to western roads. Railroads reportedly agreed to 18 cents west of Kansas City but balk at less than 23 cents from Kansas City to Chicago. The Santa Fe plans to apply 18 cents from Kansas City westward. The 12 cent rate from Kansas City was set last August but only for the western route. The Interstate Commerce Commission heard the case and now weighs the discrimination issue.

Chicago Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Missouri River Kansas City Santa Fe Chicago Great Western Kansas City Packers Interstate Commerce Commission

President Ramsey issues ultimatum to strikers

President Ramsey's final answer to the Wabash Railroad strike is posted at Springfield Moberly Mo and Ft Wayne Ind. The ultimatum reiterates a wage increase dating to October 1. If workers return he will not discriminate but must resume work immediately or lose their jobs. He cites wage comparisons with other railroads.

Springfield Ramsey Wabash Railroad Moberly Ft. Wayne Ind Wabash

Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton to Refunding Bonds Plan

The Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway plans to retire 1.8 million dollars of 7 percent bonds on January 1 and issue first mortgage refunding 4 percent bonds in exchange. It also aims to retire 3.162 million dollars of Indiana Decatur and Western 6s at 110 on short notice. Proceeds from sale of 50 year gold 4 percent refunding bonds of the Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western Road will back these retirements.

Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western Road Hamilton Springfield Ill Sidell, al Olney

Canadian Pacific raises wages for east of Ft William staff

The Canadian Pacific Railway boosts pay for conductors and trainmen on its lines east of Ft William by about 12 percent. The raise adds roughly $250 000 annually to the payroll.

Montreal Canadian Pacific Railway Ft. William

Railroad Officials See Travel Through Midwest

James E. Reeves, General Southern Agent of the Big Four, arrived back from a brief Kentucky trip. R. P. Alger of Indianapolis, District Passenger Agent of the C. H. & D., was in the city yesterday. I. F. Schwegel of Hamilton, Traveling Passenger Agent of the C. H. & D., was here yesterday. General Manager Waldo of the C. H. & D. left last night for Indianapolis and will proceed to Chicago, returning Monday.

James E. Reeves Big Four Kentucky R. P. Alger Indianapolis I. F. Schwegel Hamilton, C Waldo Chicago Hinton Kanawha Falls River Charleston Pleasant The Defender Huntington Cincinnati Keystone State Pittsburg Catlettsburg Ohio River Queen City Portsmouth Sam Brown Otto Marmét W. W. O'Neil Louisville Canal Memphis Honshell Frisbie Coal City Jeff Thomas Indiana Havansville Paducah Bob Dudley Cairo Henry Harley Frank Cassidy Monie Bauer Mississippi Butterff Nashville Louis Ville Tennessee Joe Fowler Evansville Jim Duffy Cumberland Forties Golden Rod Tennessee River Clifton ST. Louis City of Savannah Texas St. Louis Andnessee Tion Santa Sterling McIntyre Coll Baker I Joe Aa Steward Harry Crane J. Cade Stew Fred Bothmann Mbemphis Sadie Lee Aste Fuksat

River Steamers and Ports News From Eastern Waters

Heavy snow delays river boats as the Keystone State and others face postponements. The Bonanza sails to Memphis next Thursday, with captains and agents changing aboard. Towboats pass, harbor elections proceed, and river levels rise across Ohio and Mississippi valleys affecting departures and arrivals.

Keystone Hio Cincim A. G. Donnelly Steavalon Lo Lie Evansville Public Lands Elly Hattanooga Cincinnati Memphis New Orleans New Orleans Packet Company Louisville SR Cooper M.P. Wells William Chartier Shadow Levi J. Workum Tom Dodsworth Valiant Jos. B. Williams Annie L Upper Landing Harbor 26 Front Sycamore Streets Eugene Handlen J. R. Sullivan W. H. Bing BR. G.shinkle B. M. Merrilees Washington James Martin B. Bailes W. F. Rose

National Lead Company to ratify purchase and form merger

New York December 5 The National Lead Company directors will meet next Thursday to ratify buying certain concerns for the lead combination. The merged entity to be incorporated in New Jersey with 45 million dollars capital, 30 million preferred and 15 million common, plus bonds of 20.09 million. Subsidiaries include Union Lead Company and Eagle Lead Company among others in major cities. American Smelting and Refining Company interests tied to the merger with Guggenheim properties also involved.

Commercial Tribune New York National Lead Company Consolidated Company New Jersey Union Lead Company Ryan-Whitney Interests Eagle Lead Company Cincinnati Gebhardt Lead Company Dayton Gibson Price Cleveland American Shot and Lead Company Boston Baltimore Chicago Philadelphia Buffalo Brooklyn St. Louis Pittsburg Northwestern Companies American Smelting and Refining Company Guggenheims

Ex cursions to Pacific Coast by Chicago and Northwestern

Daily and personally conducted trips offer comfortable travel in Pullman sleeping cars with experienced conductors. Departures to San Francisco Los Angeles or Portland with choice of routes and finest scenery. Low rate tickets and only six dollars for a double berth. Maps and free application available from ticket agents or N M Breese 425 Vine street Cincinnati Ohio.

Chicago & Northwestern Ry San Francisco Los Angeles Portland N. M. Breese Vine Street Cincinnati

Weather wrap reports fair interior conditions and past storm impacts

A regional weather summary notes a return to fair conditions in interior valleys after a storm out at sea. It records December 5 1902 temperatures for Cincinnati and compares them with prior years, noting temperature deficits and rainfall excesses.

Interior Atlantic New England Northwest Weather Bureau S.w. T PO Ieee Cincinnati

Forecast Summary for Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia

Government forecast notes Saturday fair with snow flurries along lakes Sunday mostly fair with diminishing winds. Ohio and West Virginia fair Saturday and Sunday. Indiana fair Sunday with snow and colder conditions in the north and fresh northwest winds.

Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Indiana

Grand jury indicts assailant for assault to kill in Maloney case

Special despatch reports a grand jury indicting William Glasco, accused of assault to kill Miss Maloney. Glasco is held in an Ohio jail for safety and will be brought for arraignment Monday.

Commercial Tribune Ironton, O William Glasco

Ohio Valley stove makers vote to raise prices

In Columbus Ohio on December 5 the Ohio Valley stove manufacturers met and decided to increase stove prices by five percent.

Columbus, CO Ohio Valley

For Rent and Sale Notices in Everett area

AVONDALE eight room house for rent at Burnet and Rockdale. Apply to M. B. Dean. Telephone 1792. Everett J. Wape, rental agents, 400 Johnston Building. Also stores and flats of all kinds and prices listed. FOR SALE all premises had, mortgage loans available.

Rney Everett J Wape Johnston Building de Avondale E. Burnet Rockdale M. B. Dean

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