Murder suspect held over for grand jury
George Cornell, colored, charged with the June 27 murder of James Spillman, colored, was bound over to the grand jury without bail by Judge Bode. The men quarreled over Cornells wife at Sixth and John streets when Cornell allegedly stabbed Spillman. Fred Heist of Liston Avenue Riverside also bound over to the grand jury on a shooting to kill charge after wounding Adam Sendelbach in Sedamsville last month. bond set at $1,000.
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George Cornell
James Spillman
Bode
Cornell
Spillman
Sixth
John Streets
Fred Heist
Liston Avenue
Riverside
Sedamsville
Adam Sendelbach
Grand Jury
Bell to signal crossing approach at Powers street crossing
A report notes that a bell will replace gates at the Powers street crossing of the H and D Railroad. Officials had recommended gates after a conference with the Ohio State Railroad Commission and Superintendent Conway. Watchmen at Colerain and Elmore Avenue will trigger the bell to warn of trains.
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Ohio State ‘Railroad Commission
Conway
Powers Street
Colerain
Elmore Avenue
Moody's Successor May Pay Visit to Cincinnati
The report outlines a new world evangelical campaign led by J Wilbur Chapman and Charles M Alexander. Harvey A Jones of Trinity B church in Cincinnati described Chapman as remarkable. Correspondence indicates plans to extend Moody and Sankey’s revival work to Australia and beyond.
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Moody
Cincinnati
Iereat Moody
Sankey
J. Wilbur
Charles M. Alexander
Moody- Sankey
Chapman
Harvey A. Jones
Trinity
Mr. Chapman
Chapon
Pmarexander
Camp in Chicken Farm Planned for Day Camp
Mrs. L Markbreit wife of the mayor announced the Day Camp association will acquire a thirty six acre chicken farm beyond Walnut Hills to convert into a day camp for treatment of consumption patients. Improvements including buildings are anticipated once the deal closes. She did not disclose the farm’s exact location yet.
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L. Markbreit
Walnut Hills
Markbreit
Mayor Appoints More Firemen and Policemen
Mayor Markbreit named new personnel for the police and fire departments. Fire Department promotions include Captains Bachus Hilsinger and Cordes, Lieutenants Hall Kammer, Engineers Kresin Ryan, and multiple ranks of firemen. Police Department adds substitute patrolmen Baldwin Brown Knips Conner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
Fire Department
William Bachus
William Hilsinger
Henry Cordes
John I. Hall
Martin J. Kammer
Frank Kresin
John B. Ryan
George M. Crossen
Thomas L. Feldman
Charles Conrad
Julius C. Rudorf
Harry W. Gesselbracht
Robert W. Donovan
Albert L. Kinzel
John H. Ruhfers
Martin Wall
Harold D. Armacost
Frank Spiering
Charles Schrotel
Joseph &. Fries
Robert H. Wade
John J. Lennon
Matthew E. Meldon
Jacob Vorwerck
James Crowe
Harry J. Baldwin
Fred J. Brown
Fred W. Knips
Clarence P. Conner
Children to Enjoy Coney Island Picnic Day
About 150 children from the local Children's home will travel for free to Coney Island on the Princess at 9:30 this morning and return on the 5:30 boat. Commodore Brooks of the Coney Island company provides the transport, Cincinnati Omnibus company supplies omnibuses, and attendants will bring along food and drinks for a festive day.
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Coney Island
Commodore Brooks
Coney Island Company
Cincinnati Omnibus Company
Elks Plan Burial Service for William J Byrth
Funeral arrangements announced for William J Byrth ex councilman and Great Northern official. Private 9:30 a M Thursday at 629 Rockdale Av Avondale. public service 11 A M at Spring Grove Cemetery chapel with Elk ritual and pallbearers from W H Connor R J Patten Mike Ibolgafta J O Dowd and two railroad men named by the Transportation club.
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William J. Byrth
Great Northern Railroad and Steamship Company
W. J. Fye
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
Spring Grove Cemetery
Elis
H. Connor
R. J. Patten
Mike Ibolgafta
J. O'Dowd
Transportation Club
Political maneuvering near Columbus governor talks cloud mayoral race
In Columbus a group including Lewis Bernard Mike Devanney and James Campbell meet with Governor Harmon about the Democratic mayoral directorship long advocated for August Herrmann. Herrmann reportedly uninterested but election talk continues as Peck gains primaries support.
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Lewis Bernard
Mike Devanney
James Campbell
Democratic Organization
Columbus
Harmon
Cincinnati Democratic ‘Club
Bernard
Hatler’s Jail Escape Tool Breaks in Two
The sketch shows the saw used by Frank Hatler broken in two during his efforts to cut his way out of the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hatler
Inmate Jail Break Foiled Hatler and Worley Stop Plan
Assistant Prosecutor Fricke exposed a mass escape attempt at the county jail by Frank Hatler and Joseph Worley. A tip from Alexander Hess led to discovery of saws and tools in Hatsler’s cell, with bars partially cut and a likely attempt to flee before daylight. Hess testified against Hatler and Worley.
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Alexander Hess
Plan
Fricke
Frank Hatler
Joseph Worley
Lberty
Hatler
Worley
Hess
Higgate
Hatter
Columbus
Kushman
Seiter
Mud blocks new river gauge near Covington and Cincinnati
Mud from the Ohio River clogs the new gauge on the Covington-Cincinnati Suspension Bridge pier. Forecaster Bassier had the wooden float device casing removed after it failed. The interior pipe was packed with hardened mud, nearly sealing the river sensor.
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Ohio
Covington and Cincinnati
Bassier
City moves to oust long-time Mount Echo tenant
The city plans eviction of W. T. Barkley from the old Moulton homestead in Mount Echo Park Price Hill after acquiring the land for park use. Barkley, paying 20 dollars monthly, shows no signs of leaving, with steps expected to be taken in a day or two according to the city solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Barkley
Moulton
Mount Echo Park
Price Hill
Barkley
Councilman Mullen Recovers Health After Rest Period
Councilman Michael Mullen, amid rumors about his health, appeared at city hall looking better than in years. He told reporters he stayed home a few days on doctor’s orders to rest and gained ten pounds. He and Mayor Markbreit met briefly, with no political discussion reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Mullen
Markbreit
No Pay for Sokalowski in Real Estate Case
August Sokalowski sued Edward M Costello in Squire Smedes' court alleging a commission share if any sale occurred. The jury found Costello did not contract to share and that Costello sold the house, with the court ruling for Costello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sokalowski
Edward M. Costello
Squire Smedes
Costello
Hersald Costello
William J. Rielly
Suspected Check Flasher Detained at Palace Hotel
Edgar B. Brownell, 24, of Brooklyn, was arrested by Detective Crim at the Palace Hotel on suspicion of posing as Armour & Co. auditor and cashing a bad check. He confessed to false claims and thefts at Grand Central depot, with a marked check case found in his room and safe blowing tools located in his grip.
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Edgar B. Brownell
Halsey Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Crim
Palace Hotel
Browmiel
E. J. Bailey
Armour & Co
Chicago
Cal Crim
Brownell
Thils
Grand Central Depot
B. J. Bailey
Shippers Oppose Viaduct Plan in Riverfront Dispute
A dockside injunction against the Louisville and Nashville Railway to stop riverfront viaduct construction will be filed soon by the Receivers' and Shippers' associations and allied business groups. A joint committee led by J F Ellison Alfred K Nippert and Williamson has full power to act, with actions possible in federal state or city courts. Colonel John E L Vance of Columbus attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Nashville Railway Company
Receivers’ and Shippers’ Association
Business Men's Club
J. F. Ellison
Nippert
Williamson
Abnormal Mortality and Tetanus Antitoxin Shortage
The report notes a depleted tetanus antitoxin stock and a new supply secured, crediting free use with preventing many tetanus cases. Weekly deaths reached 120, with 36 from consumption, 18 more than the same week last year, indicating abnormal mortality levels.
Stricken Oil Worker Collapses in City Streets
Henry Smith, an oilworker from Bridgeport Illinois, collapsed yesterday afternoon on Pearth and Walnut streets. A traffic officer found him on the curb and he was taken to the city hospital in Patédl. his condition was not grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry. Smith
Bridgeport, Ill
Pearth
Walnut Streets
Patédl
Trias
Milk Bottle Accident Wounds Charley Handel
Charley B Handel 46 of 420 Betta Street was cut in the wrist yesterday while handling milk bottles. Wound dressed at the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
B. Handel
Betta Street
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