Convicted Clerk Heckert Accepts Mansfield Reform School Sentence
Clifford J. Heckert, a Peebles Sons clerk, refused appeal and surrendered for an indefinite term at the State Reformatory in Mansfield after expressing sorrow. Other sentences included five years for Hatter and Worley for raiding trains and large shoe thefts, a suspended two-year term for Coleman, and bond forfeitures in several cases. Local bankruptcy referees and court actions were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heckert
Mr. Peebles
Hunt
State Reformatory
Mansfield
Frank Hatter
James Worley
Frank Coleman
Imperial court actions target Steinbock Patrick vanilla extract
United States Attorney McPherson filed suit against Edwin A Steinbock and Proctor D Patrick doing business as Steinbock Patrick at 55 Walnut street for making and selling an impure vanilla extract called Steinbeck Patrick's marvel extract. Government agents said it had no real vanilla flavor and was colored with chemicals. Also, Walter F Trotter receiver for McNeal Co won a $44000 verdict against Iron Railway Co of Michigan for road bed work. A separate motion by Judson Harmon was denied in a Cincinnati Traction Co case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Moree
Cincinnati Equipment Company
Thompson
United States Court of Appeals
Lurton
National Tube’ Company
Aiken
Frank S. Harmon
W. F. Sprague
Horace B. Corner
Expanded Metal Company
General Fireproofing Company
The
Standard. Savings and Loan Association
Ralph L. Aldrich
Michigan Savings and Loan Association
William Caraway & Sons Et al
Kentucky Refining Company
Sidney Mitchell
Chicago
Ohio
American Strawboard Company
United States
McPherson
Edwin A. Steinbock
Proctor D. Patrick
Steinbock & Patrick
Walnut Street
Steinbeck & Patrick
Walter F. Trotter
McNeal & Co
Way
Iron Railway Company
Michigan
Henry Schipper
Cincinnati Traction Company
Judson Harmon
Habitual Constipation Remedy Recommends Natural Care
The article advises overcoming habitual constipation through personal efforts, proper nourishment, and right living. It promotes using laxatives only to assist nature rather than replace natural functions and endorses Syrup of Figs as a beneficial remedy from California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senna California Fic Syrup Co
Insolvency Action For Brighton Laundry Company
The Brighton Laundry Company at 2163 Central avenue assigned its affairs to Attorney A. J. McNair under court supervision. Liabilities amount to 2700 with assets of 5000. meeting of creditors set for Wednesday to seek sixty more days to reorganize. Also filed suit for 10000 damages by Charles Fields administrator for the death of Beatrice Fields at Baymiller and Hopkins streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Laundry Company
Central Avenue
A. J. McNair
Cincinnati Traction Company
Charles Fields
Beatrice Fields
Baymiller and
Hopkins Streets
Woman sues for custody in habeas corpus case
Mrs. Matilda Jansen seeks possession of seven year old Grace Beasler in Common Pleas Court. The child from a former marriage was raised by grandmother Tillie Beasler after Henry Beasler divorce. Several divorce actions and alimony issues are noted, including Freeman and Freeman and a jail term of sorts over a six dollar watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel B. Wilson
Robert K. Wilson
Charles G. Wuest
Florence P. Wuest
Poole
Nathan Katz
Amelia Katz
Henry J. Freeman
Mary A. Freeman
Freeman
Woman sues former lawyer for slander in Superior Court
Miss Hanna S. Hall, acting as her own attorney, sues her former counsel Thomas B. Paxton in Superior Court for 50000 alleging he violated contract and misrepresented the case during the October 1903 contest of Mercy A. Hall’s will. She claims Paxton allowed testimony from Charles F. G. Hall and witnesses favoring the opposing side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Hanna S. Hall
Thomas B. Paxton
Paxton
Mercy A. Hall
Miss Hall
Charles F.G. Hall
Mr. Paxton
Metropolitan Opera Cast Delights Chester Park Crowd
The Queen's Lace Handkerchief at Chester Park receives high praise with soloists Mr Sheehan Miss Hemmi Mr Metcalfe Miss Crawford and Mr Richards noted for striking performances. Next week the Metropolitans plan The Bohemian Girl and more moonlit Coney Island trips boost park receipts.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Chester Park
Sheehan
Hemmi
Metcalfe
Miss Crawford
Richards
Miss Reed
Sheehap
Cervantes
Miss Hemmi
Irene
Mr. Richards
King
Mr. Metcalfe
Chester
Ojibway Performers Dazzle at Avoca Park Exhibitions
The Ojibway Indians display swimming canoeing and water baseball skills at Avoca Park as part of a resort week. A famous diving champion provides a thrilling half hour as a featured act boosting the park's growing reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca Park
Cleveland visitor questions ten cent dance admission
Co. L. Allshouse of Luna Park Cleveland visits Chester Park and questions the ten cent admission to the roof garden ballroom. He cites Cleveland venues charging five cents or less per dance and praises Prof. Kirkpatrick as an original leader, while Manager Martin defends keeping ten cents.
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Co. L. Allshouse
Luna Park
Cleveland
Chester Park
Roof Garden
Martin
Cincinnati
Kirkpatrick
Remarkable acts highlight Lagoon stage expansion this week
The Valley Theater shows a fifteen foot enlargement boosting Doomsday’s dramatic display while Bald the human automaton demonstrates nerve and muscle control posing rigid for hours. The Hilltop Theater reports big vaudeville receipts as Warren the gymnast and Casad De Verne entertain with varied acts.
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Baldwin
Lagoon
Valley Theater
Hilltop
Warren
Casad
de Verne
Nicol Brothers
Joe Golden
Cincinnati
John Foster
Foster and Lake
Daisy la Dale
Ben Dawson
Vandervilts
Chester vaudeville pavilion shows improve weekly
For years the Chester vaudeville pavilion has improved with weekly big feature acts. Klein Ott Brothers Nicholson American Newsboy Quartet Ampere Pauline Moran headline this week. Encores pushed show length to 65 minutes amid strong audience demand. Animal chatter between Kryl and Hatnee disrupts Wagner Parsifal segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Klein Ott Brothers and
Nicholson
Ampere
Pauline Moran
Martin
Man Pleads Guilty to Robbery in Police Court
James W. Morris of 329 West Third Street pleaded guilty to robbery of Frank Seaberg of 1405 John Street in Police Court and was bound over to the grand jury. Applications for administration filed for estates of Martha A. Fisher 5000, Anna M. Holthaus 3500, Henry L. Kronenberger 2000, Alice H. Wheeler 1000, Lena Kirkpatrick 4000, Dan Jones 3500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Morris
West Third Street
Frank Seaberg
John Street
Martha A. Fisher
Anna M. Holthaus
Henry L. Kronenberger
Alice H. Wheeler
Lena Kirkpatrick
Dan Jones
Isadora Duncan Opens Season at Duke of Yorks Theater
Miss Isadora Duncan opened a brief London season under Charles Frohman at the Duke of Yorks Theater tonight. She appeared with several of her pupils and received an enthusiastic reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Isadora Duncan
Charles Frohman
Duke of York’s Theater
Elks Hire Island Queen for September Moonlight Hop
Yesterday the Cincinnati Lodge of Elks No. 5 hired the Island Queen for a moonlight hop and trip planned for September 12. The BPOE will entertain a number of friends during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks
No. 5
Merchants Club Secures Princess Steamer for River Trip
The Merchants and Manufacturers' Association of Cincinnati has secured the Coney Island steamer Princess for a September 9 river trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of Cincinnati
Vaudeville at Coney Wins High Notes This Week
The River Park vaudeville bill this week features the Palaro Brothers in a funny trick act Rollins and Klifton banjo soloists the Zemo Zemo troupe jugglers and equilibrists Barney First monologist and dancer and Harry Baker in a musical turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
River Park
Palaro Brothers
Rollins
Klifton
Barney First
Harry Baker
Ohioan to Teach Japanese in Kyushu School
James Connelly of Hamilton has been named mechanical instructor at Kumamoto Higher Technical School in Kyushu Japan and will accept the position. He is the second Hamiltonian to go to Japan recently, following Frederick Woodrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
James Connelly
Black Clawson Company
Kumamoto
Kyushu
Japan
Connelly
Hamiltonian
Frederick Woodrough
Riis Granted Audience With Danish King in Copenhagen
King Frederick invited Jacob A. Riis of New York to dine at the palace after a one hour talk on American affairs. The monarch voiced hope that President Roosevelt would visit Denmark and discussed Roosevelt's contemplated trip.
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Copenhagen
Frederick
Jacob A. Riis
New York
Roosevelt
Denmark
Mr. Riis
Hondurans Rebel Backed by Neighbors in Central America
News from Managua dated July 6 reports a rebellion in Honduras led by supporters of former President Bonilla. The movement is said to have regional backing from Guatemalans and Salvadoreans.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Honduras
Bonilla
Proposals Open for Army Clothing Materials and Slickers
The Chief Quartermaster announces sealed bids due July 19 1908 for khaki cloth dark blue cloth and other fabrics plus blankets denims and slickers to be delivered to New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago or St Louis depots. Domestic preference and price rules apply with 20 to 50 percent quantity increase possible.
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Chief Quartermaster’s
Chicago
Ill
26Th St
Gray’s Ferry Road
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Boston
St. Louis
F. G. Hodgson
Ee Army
W. W. Robinson, Jr
U.S. Army
Proposals Sought for Rotary Book Cases by Treasury
Sealed proposals due July 13 1908 at 2 p m for supplying rotary book cases of quartered oak with golden oak finish for U S buildings east of the Rockies. Bids to be addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury Chief Clerk Washington D C and endorsed Rotary Book Cases E RM. Prices for each article to be stated.
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Treasury Department
Washington
D. C
U. S
Rocky Mountains
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington,d. C
Beekman Winthrop
Cincinnati Ordinance 639 Levying Special Tax on Real Estate
City council approves a local ordinance to levy a special annual tax on front feet of real property bounding Van Seggernalley between Liberty Street and Milton Street. The measure outlines installments and amounts for years 1910 to 1913 and funds for road improvements including grading curbs gutters and paving the roadway with rollers.
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van Seggernalley
Liberty Street
Milton Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Milton
Steeeey
ROU Itis Sos
Socorro
Ncee
Erie Avenue
Public Square
Edwards Road
Michigan Avenue
Bc Cesee
Entsis
Ewan Hs
Ordinance 6388 for Fairfax avenue street project tax
An ordinance authorizes a special real estate tax on properties bounding Fairfax avenue between Woodburn avenue and the end of the brick improvement. It provides a $20,643.31 bond issue to fund 50 percent of street improvements including grading granite curbs and bitulithic paving, with installments, interest, and collection through the tax duplicate.
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Fairfax Avenue
Woodburn Avenue
Sy of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Mbss Co
WIS
Sseveseus
Board of Public Service
Special Improvement Fund
Esa
A.D
E. Oo
Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
City of Cincinnati Bartles alley improvement approval 1908
Council resolves to improve Bartles alley from Vine street to Goose alley with brick paving and granite curbs. Grade remains as current. fifty percent of cost (excluding intersections) assessed by frontage to abutting lots with ten annual installments and option for cash within twenty days. City funds cover remaining costs, bonds issued accordingly. publication directed. Passed June 22, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
KE. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
City to Grade Third Alley from Vine to Hamer with Brick paving
The city proposes to improve the Third alley from Vine street to Hamer street by grading and brick paving with granite curbs where needed. Plans, specifications and profiles are on file with the Board of Public Service and approved. Bonds issued in anticipation of assessments will finance construction and related costs. owners may pay cash within 20 days to avoid interest. Clerk E. E. Bathgate is named in the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Avenue
Board of Public Service, Ee
Vine Street
Hamer Street
Council of Theity of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Board of Public Service
City of
State of
Ohio
EE. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Benton Alley
McMicken Avenue
Benton Ailey
Tevethe West
nein + ee
E. O. Bathgate
Benton Alley Improvement From McMicken to Hamer
The plan proposes grading and granite curb setting and brick paving for Benton Alley from McMicken Avenue to Hamer Street. It approves plans and profiles, fixes curb grades, and outlines assessments, costs, and bond-backed funding per municipal law.
City of Cincinnati approves Adler alley improvement plan
A resolution declares the Adler alley project from Vine to Bremen streets necessary, outlining grading, granite curbs, and brick paving with plans and profiles on file. It authorizes bond anticipation expenditures and sets the terms of approval passed June 22, 1908, with Bathgate as President Pro Tem and Hendein as Clerk.
Notice to bidders for double cottage at Boys Industrial School
Sealed proposals for labor and materials to erect a double cottage at the Boys Industrial School near Lancaster Ohio are due by noon July 17 1908. Bids must follow plans on file at Richards McCary Bulford and in Lancaster Ohio and include a bond equal to percent of the bid. The trustees may reject any bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Ohio
Richards, McCary & Bulford
Ruggery
Columbus
Board of Trustees
Co. B. Adams
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H. T. Scott
Thomas N. Rutter
Elmer Kinman
H. T. Lungren
George Duffy
John Ingall
George Lakie
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Cella
United States Court
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Smith Street
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Avoca
Kryl
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Broadway
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Avoca’s
Animal Conversations
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Philippini
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Paul
Hatnee
Frohman Dancing
Ohioan
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A. Riis
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Goose Alley
Adler Alley
Bremen Street
Be. O. Bathgate
Counci
Edwin Hendein
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