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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1908

Page

10

Newport man dies after arrest news shocks family

Fred G. Singleton son of late Squire Edward Singleton dies at his Newport home after learning arrest of Walter West and Grace Billingsly for his father's murder. Coroner orders post mortem while doctors cite epileptic convulsions from shock and financial troubles. Singleton, Newport school district treasurer, had recent bond scrutiny. widow and son survive. Authorities pursue extradition from Boston for West alias Evans.

Fred G. Singleton Squire Edward Singleton Cincinnati Roberts Street Newport L. C. Wadsworth J. M. Digby J. L. Phythian George Hermann Cincinnati Athorities Singleton Walter West Grace Billingsly Tocher Wadsworth Cote Brilliante Digby Ben-Hur Swing Common Pleas Court Boston Columbus Harris

School Board Approves Counsel, Restroom for District Ten

The board hires William Worthington as outside counsel to contest quo warranto actions while approving contractor arrangements at Hughes High School and Eleventh District bids. A restroom and furniture for Tenth District receive approval amid vandalism and property damage at several campuses.

Withrow William Worthington Handman St. Louis Cleveland Goldsmith Asbury Chapel Webster Street John F. Ratcliffe D. S. Morgan School Adams Bruce Avenue Cumminsville Avondale School New Hughes High School Peck-Williamson Company Robert J. Moore

Notification Day Plans Completed for Taft Nomination

Plans for the Taft nomination notification are nearly finished with committees appointed. A 12 noon July 28 ceremony at the Taft residence will place the Notifi cation Committee and guests on a platform in the yard. Afterward Taft will hold an open air levee for spectators as the local committee finalizes decorations and arrangements.

R. R. Reynulds J. Stacy Hill Citizens’ Committee John R. Malloy Columbus United States William Warner Missouri Committee of Citizens Chamber of Commerce Taft Cincinnati William H. Taft Reynolds Eden Park Malloy Hotel Linton Hawaii Philippines Porto Rico Trost Fourth Street Central Avenue Pike Street Andreas Burkhardt A. W. Macbrair A. W. Sommerfield Charles Culbertson M. J. Goble C. B. Braunstein Rudolph Tietig Luke Smith R. E. Morrison Linton Morrison William Howard Taft The M. L. Steele Alabama Frank H. Kennedy Arkansas G. C. Ross California T. F. Walsh Colorado C. H. Clark Connecticut Preston Lea Delaware Joseph E. Lee Florida J. B. Gaston Georgia James H. Brady Idaho R. O. West Illinois George Ade Indiana A. D. Clarke Iowa Grant Hornaday Kansas A. R. Burnham Kentucky Edward P. Bicker Maine Felix Agnus Maryland Sidney O. Bigney Massachusetts G. P. Codd Michigan C. H. Buck Minnesota L. B. Moseley Mississippi Jephtha D. Howe Charles R. Leonard Montana W. A. George Nebraska Oscar J. Smith Nevada Alfred F. Howard New Hampshire Ford W. Roebling New Jersey O. T. Barnard New York Charles J. Harris North Carolina C. J. Lord North Dakota J. Warren Keifer Ohio Charles Seeley Oklahoma A. B. Thompson Oregon Charles A. Rock Pennsylvania James E. Fletcher Rhode Island T. L. Grant South Carolina A. W H. H. Flather District of Columbia G. B. McClellan W. H. H. Lewlyn New Mexico A. 8. Crossfield Philippine Islands F. P. Quiuonez R. R. Reynolds Hot Springs T. J. Moffett Chamber Chamber of Conduits Board of Directors

Evans allegedly linked to suspect in case

A man named Evans is described as the prime suspect in a case. The Bilingsly woman remains in the Place of Detention. She has maintained her story since yesterday as reported in The Commercial Tribune, though Chicago reports imply she gave a different account to Chief Shippy at the first examination. It was claimed she admitted a badger scheme had been planned.

Boston West E. H. Evans Cincinnati Grace Billingsly Billingsly Iola West Crawford Marvin Ola Withrow Goldsmith Sherman Coghill Clifton Avondale Tenth District Handman Vinced Evans Bilingsly Dines Chiciey

Celebrate 50 Years in Harness Golden Wedding Harper Event

Prof and Mrs George W Harper celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at 2139 Gilbert Ave. He served 47 years at Woodward High and 35 years as a principal. He is a School Board member. The couple's daughter Mrs Turner and two grandchildren are visiting from Dallas. The Harpers belong to Asbury M E Church and host Epworth League tonight.

George W. Harper Gilbert Avenue Harper Woodward High School Tex B. A. Harper Kansas City George B. Harper Cincinnati

Druggists Plan Outing and Picnic in Ohio Valley

Cincinnati and nearby Ohio Kentucky druggists schedule the annual Ohio Valley Druggists Association outing and picnic at Highland Grove on Thursday July 23. The event features sports including a wholesalers versus retailers baseball game, a women and children program, trains from East Court to the picnic, and traction cars for flexible travel.

Cincinnati Ohio Kentucky Ohio Valley Druggists’ Association Highland Grove East Courttrees

Patrol Wagons Not For The Deal In Coroner Police Controversy

Acting Solicitor Morrill states the coroner and chief of police are not subordinate to each other. The city counsel upholds Chief Millikin’s refusal to haul dead bodies in patrol wagons absent an order from the Board of Public Service or the Mayor.

Millikin Morrill Board of Public Service

Dog Tige Seizure Sparks Browne Street Court Action

Papers issued in Squire Mays court authorize Constable Wilder to enter a Stone Street house to seize a four month old bull pup named Tige owned by Joseph Robertson colored of 326 George Street. Crowds watched as a struggle broke out over the dog and Tige was brought to the ground for exhibition in court.

Tige Squire Mays James Wilder Stone Street Fourth George Dunham Joseph Robertson George Street Robertson Wilder

Charity Sister Injured In Canal Street Cab Crash

A taxi carrying two Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum and John Ryan a 12 year old inmate overturned on Canal Street when a frightened horse bolted toward an automobile. The sisters and the boy were rescued. one sister had a cut above the eye. Driver Stone suffered two broken ribs and internal injuries and was taken to City Hospital. The cab was wrecked and the horse remained unharmed.

Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum John Ryan Good Samaritan Hospital Canal Street Stone City Hospital Sisba

Refreshing Summer Tea With Orange Syrup and Sugar Wafers

A cool summer drink combines freshly-made tea with orange syrup and lemon juice, topped by a scoop of ice cream. Nabisco Sugar Wafers accompany the serving, presented as the standard of elegance in hostess duties and households.

Traction Men Threaten Arrest Over City Granite Blocks

City officials claim granite blocks worth about 300 dollars disputed between traction company workers and city crews in Beekman street area. City Engineer Landmaker notified City Solicitor Morrill that the blocks, formerly between car tracks, are city property. Acting City Solicitor Sutphin ordered police if removal attempts continued, and city storage yards were prepared.

Traction Company Morrill Beekman Street Queen City Avenue Harrison Avenue Sutphin

Fourteen Days of Fun Planned by Laughery Club

The Laughery Club unveils the ninth annual Fourteen Days of Fun from July 29 to August 11 featuring fireworks base ball races and gymnastic events. Members are urged to attend opening day with promises of sauerkraut noodles and seasonal delicacies while details stay announced later.

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