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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1900

Page

7

Barron to lead probe into Board of Education accounts

State Examiner Barron outlines a fearless thorough inquiry beginning Tuesday. He will control the investigation with two Chamber of Commerce aides and will report to Superintendent Bonebrake. Barron invites public and press input and insists on examining all departments.

Board of Education Bonebrake Chamber of Commerce Boebrake Barron Cleveland Columbus

Railroad men near agreement on Chicago to St Augustine service

A pow wow of prominent railroad officials led by Southern Railway General Manager W J Murphy discussed launching a Chicago to St Augustine Fla train. A hitch in details held up final agreement though participants expect the new service to proceed as outlined in yesterday's Commercial Tribune after further talks.

W. J. Murphy Southern Railway Chicago St. Augustine Fla Commercial Tribune Yanterda W. J. Lynch D. G. Edwards B. A. Ford George Rockwell Pennsylvania Monon

Mayor Demands Thorough Probe Into Griffiths Case

Cincinnati Mayor Fleischmann calls for a comprehensive state led investigation into the Griffiths defalcation. He says the examination must cover all branches of the city education department and include living and deceased accounts, with no scope limits.

Fleischmann George R. Griffiths Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Bonebrake New York Griffiths

Brand Ziegler Accusations Questioned by Inquirer Report

The Enquirer alleged Will Ziegler dodged city fees and called him a thief. The stubs show Ziegler paid $2328 in 1892 and 1897 for examination and application fees, far more than claimed, exposing the Enquirer’s misstatement.

Will Ziegler Board of Examiners Enquirer Henry Dilg, Jr Cincinnati W. C. Ziegler Common School Fund Ziegler William GC. Ziegler City Treasury The William Co. Ziegler

Conference Poised to Decide on New Trains Next Week

An unnamed conference participant expressed the opinion that new trains would be implemented and an agreement achieved at the forthcoming conference. No date was fixed for a second meeting, but it is understood the passenger men will reconvene next week.

Barron Ballman Robinson Hunt Mmittee

Annual Meeting of B O S W Railroad Postponed Again

The B. and O. S. W. Railroad annual stockholders meeting was postponed due to lack of a quorum. It will be held Monday at noon. J G Schmid anticipated presence but is delayed in New York, delaying the quorum. President Bacon and VP Greene left for a short inspection trip and will return by Monday.

J. G. Schmidapp New York Bacon Greene S. W Hartwell Furniture Company Procter & Gamble Company Cincinnati Ohio New Jersey Ivorydale Hamilton County Union Trust Company of Broadway Trust Company Wm. A. Procter D. B. Gamle Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company Carew Building An & Chicago Ae Na Conntra Aepols Enery Board of Divers ROE Reg

Bond issue bids delayed after sinking fund board declines

The Board of Water Works Commissioners received a note from the Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners declining the proposed 1,000,000 bond issue and placing it on record. On Colonel Melish's motion the clerk was to advertise sealed proposals for bond purchases as financiers prepare to bid.

Board of Water Works Commissioners Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners Colonel Melish Covington Theo. van Hoene WM. Kent H. B. Huelefeld M. J. Crosley Board of Councilmen A. J., Craig W. C. Hiles J. B. Schild Board of Aldermen

Globe-Wernicke Volunteers Firemen Ball Planned

The first annual ball of the Globe-Wernicke Volunteer Fire Department will be held at Washington Platform Hall on Saturday evening December 29. Unique announcements and programs of the event are out.

Globe-Wernicke Volunteer Fire Department Washington Platform Hall

Old Veteran Pleads for Son In Workhouse Case

James T. Reed of Ross Moyne appeals to Prosecutor Schwartz for intervention to discharge his son Dan, a youth serving 30 days for carrying concealed weapons with a $200 fine. Reed, a 71-year-old father, says his son has no prior record and blames bad influences for his descent, while the father aims to remove him from adverse company.

James T. Reed Ross- Moyné Reed Schwartz Dan Workhouse Board

Delightful recital by Mrs Corinne M Lawson at the Auditorium

Mrs Corinne Moore Lawson gave a vocal recital with her own accompaniment to a warmly appreciative audience. The varied program included Carmen Sylva ballads Der Schumacher and The Sand Carrier and other pieces like Joy of My Heart Marguerite's Cradle Song and With a Water Lily. Her next recital is set for next Wednesday afternoon.

Corinne Moore Lawson Marguerite Edward Grieg

Slander Suit Seeks 5000 Damages From Gall

William McClanithan, owner of a May Apple street saloon, sues Thomas Gall for 5000 claiming last month’s public accusations branding him liar and thief damaged his honest man reputation and business. The suit labels Gall’s charges malicious and false.

William McClanithan Thomas Gall Gall McClanithan Apple Street

Manufacturers' Club Postpones December Meeting

The December meeting of the Manufacturers' Club will not be held next Monday as scheduled. It has been postponed to a later date this month to accommodate the speakers arranged by the committee. The exact date remains undecided.

Manufacturers’ Club

Municipal Code Debate Drives Ohio Board of Commerce Meeting

The Ohio State Board of Commerce sets February 14 in Columbus for an educational meeting. Attendees from the Chamber of Commerce and Business Men's Club return hopeful for next year. Speakers unnamed until accepted. code revision discussed avoiding drastic municipal ownership features. Topics include Forestry Good Roads and Local Option Taxation funded by state franchises and excise taxes.

Ohio State Board of Commerce Columbus Messrs J. M. Kennedy W. H. Davis Chamber of Commerce J. Gano Wright Business Men’s Club Municipal Code Commission Board of Commerce

Public School System Highlighted by Ward 29 Educator

Dr B F Lyle of the Twenty-ninth Ward Board of Education lectured to the Shoe Workers Union at their headquarters on The Public School System the Foundation of Our National Prosperity. The meeting thanked him for an interesting address in a winter lecture series on practical topics.

B. F. Lyle Board of Education Twenty-ninth Ward Shoe Workers’ Union

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Board of Tion Like Examiner Barron Uncle Jimmy Lewis D. Bonebrak Studs Credit Common School Fund William C. Ziegler B. & O. S. W. Stockholders’ Meeting Volunteer Firemen’s Ball Dan Reed Himer & Amend Mrs. Lawson State Board of Commerce R. J. M’combs McCombs Fourth Sycamore Rockdale and Burnet Avenues Avondale Dr. Siegert Henry Epstein West Sixth Street Sarah Bernstein Barr Street Lipschitz William Hageman Motorman Hamilton Florence Holliday Healthy Smith Henry J. Starnes Porter West Ninth Street Belle Carter Halstead West Fourth Street Foote Abagail Ware Andrew R. Foote James Canning Shearer Jacob Miles Morten Madisonville Madisonville M. E Yager John Yager Bremen Street Bertha Yager Baurittel COOK Clifton, Middleton, Thrall and Telford Aves Clifton WM. W. Ebersole & CO Fourth and Sunday Commercial Tribune Lologd Music SupprEma Magellan Julian Ralph China Frank G. Carpenter Gibson Gibson House A. G. Corre Hotel CO Proprs Addison M. Ferguson Catherine FP. Ferguson James Ferguson Hester Ferguson James J. Ferguson Amelia R. Starr Henry Starr Hester Ferguson James Ferguson, Jr Susan K. Ferguson Union Savings Bank and Trust Company Czetate Hiram Clearwater Main and Fourth Streets Main Street Slevin Fourth Street Union Savings Bank Young Women’s Christian Association Building Fund ST. Nicholas Hotel Robert Clarke Co Max Braam Grand Canyon Colorado First Reformed Presbyterian Church Plum St 9Th Iveichie Bros Ebony Coops 4Th St Geo. A. Wiltsee John F. Wiltsee Frank G. Tullidge Old Windsor Frank G. Testo Idge 4 CO Overama T Pyaama Third Church OF Christ Walnut Hills Unitarian CH Reading Road George A. Thayer Society Notice Frank M. Gorman Mackoy Second National Bank NUAL Auce Albert Ole Board of Education Eilen and Kilgour Jacob E. Cormany Mt. Healthy Fourth National Bank Elizabeth Street Second Street Fourth National Bank of Cincinnnati Vilage Ak ' F . B. Jones Mt. Healthy. O Fairfax Avenue Cinnamon Street Jacob E. CO
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