Cleveland men linked to Rosenberg murder and suicides
Third Cleveland man Frisbie is held as an accomplice in the murder of Louis Rosenberg at a Michigan summer resort. Prosecutor says Frank Elbera killed Rosenberg to steal money, then died by poison. Frisbie allegedly aided in moving Rosenberg's body. later attempted suicide in his jail cell.
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Port Huron
Mich
Leywisenberg
Cleveland
Joe Deboe
Frank Ribera
S&m Frisbig
County Jnry
Rosen
Rosenberg
Frank Elbera
Gyauit
Eibera
Tok
Frisbie
of Rosenberg
Elbera
Algonac
Hur
Ibie
Ex Cincinnati Woman Dies After Illness
Elizabeth Bessie Conklin, daughter of the late Oscar A. Christy and a former Cincinnati resident, died in Oklahoma City after a fever. She was about 33, educated in Cincinnati, and a member of St Pauls Episcopal Church. Her telegram convoyed that her remains would arrive in Cincinnati Sunday and services will be held Monday with relatives and Mr Joseph C Spear to accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrora
Elizabeth
Bessie)—Conklin
Oscar A. Christy
Olahoma City
Oxhta
Miss Christy
Cincinnati
St. Paul's Episopal Church
Alahoma
Joseph C. Spear
Spring Grovery
Spear
St. Louis
Christy
Pera
Balloon Fire Scares Neighbors At Local House
A toy balloon sailed through the sky and ignited a blaze on the roof of 218 Pion Place. Fire crews found a small heap burning and the incident prompted near panic among residents. Rubbish in a cellar at a nearby grocery on Reading Road caused additional alarms but no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghbors
Pion
Company 19
Reat
Reading Road
Loyalist council holds memorial ceremony for long-serving members
An evening service featured a formal net of elapsed service by prominent figures including Chancellor James B. Smith of Virginia and former Representative W. C. Quinby of Kentucky. Speakers Hy J. Lucke George Lintitveret and others paid tribute to decades of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
James 8. Smith
Virginia
W.C. Quinby
Kentucky
F. X
Barrett
Hy J. Lucke
George Lintitveret
John
Art
Henry Louttrer
Hétman
Jacke
Cpramattee
Tiara Oat
Gedtee
Te Gidbert
James
Bi Peaith
Ben Meyer Named Deputy Marshal in Ohio Action
Ben Meyer of Price Hill is appointed deputy state fire marshal. The move was agreed at a local conference with Fire Marshal John W. Zuber present. Governor Harmon was in Cincinnati on business and will join Adjutant General Weybrecht at Camp Perry for the Ohio National Guard encampment.
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Ben Meyer
Price Hill
Atate
Steptocotro
John W. Zuber
Mershal
Columbus
Harmon
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Croix
Camp Perry
Weybrecht
Ohio National Guard
Doora Charged With Defrauding Car Firms Over Joy Rides
Thomas Doora, Syrian rug peddler, faced arraignment with Rit On Motor Car Co and Livery Co accusing him of stealing 59 dollars and more. He claimed spending 4 000 in road trips while in Cincinnati for joy rides. A Nicholas Wadda of New York wrote he is his uncle. The magistrate held Doora awaiting uncle’s promised settlement to clear the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Do
Riton’ Motor Car Company
L. Hsree Livery Company
Aquire Dumont
Doura
Mgatha
Cincinnati
Nichola Wadda
New York City
Overawed Mob at Preston Plant as Strikes Continue
In Pittsburg on July 15 police and state constabulary controlled 3500 strikers at the Pressed Steel Car plant in Preston Pennsylvania. Twenty two alleged leaders were jailed in a box car while rioting subsided after eight p m. A state trooper and two sympathizers were shot amid sporadic firing and ten mob members were arrested.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania State Constabulary
Pressed Steel Car Company
Preston
Here
Local School Children Shine At Turnfest Laurels
Dr Hans Ballin of Philadelphia says Cincinnati public school children led the Turnfest with superior physical training and democratic spirit. He notes the festival’s children’s participation was the standout feature and richer than any shown in the United States.
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Cincinnati
Hans Ballin
Department of Physical Training
Philadelphia
Tate
United States
City Hall Notes About Missing Brother and Public Works
Minte N Brunaugh seeks Mayor Markbreit help locating her brother William Brunaugh a former Portsmouth Ohio barber now in Cincinnati after moving from Sedalia Missouri to return home as his father is dying. The Board of Public Service approved a $28230 contract for Liberty Street roadway and sidewalks. Appointments include Lottie Smith Katé Rough Alois Rocklin Ethel Kere for city hospital and infirmary positions.
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Minte N. Brunaugh
East Thirteenth Street
Sédalia
Markbreit
William Brunaugh
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Liberty Street
Gut
Board of Public Service
Lottie Smith
Katé Rough
Alois Rocklin
Frank Wilson
Ethel’ Kere
Carrie Deicke
Papparvo
Balloon Flights Over Broadway Draw Crowds In City Tour
Bordat, piloting a dirigible balloon, toured New York City including Broadway and Riverside Drive. The ascent from Palisade Amusement Park took about twenty two minutes with similar return time. Thousands watched as the craft circled high above, planes and street traffic paused to observe the aerial display.
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Bordat
Rank
B. Goodale
Broadway
Palisade Amusement Park
Jast
Manhattan Island
Riverside Drive
110Th Street
Columbus Circle
Betters Record In Mineola Flight
NEW YORK July 15 Glenn H pen bettered his own aviation record at Mineola Long Island flying nine miles in fifteen minutes on two flights between 5 and 6 this morning. The first attempt was halted by fog after two miles. the second surpassed yesterday's five miles in about seven minutes. Despite thick fog this morning the flying conditions were otherwise excellent with virtually no breeze.
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Curtisg
New York
Glenn H. Pen
Mineola
L. I
City completes street improvement and issues sewer bonds
The work on West Eighth street cost 4 754.61 with John Funke & Co. as contractors. City Auditor Von Bergen issued 398 600 4 per cent four year sewer bonds and 74 000 00 forty year 4 per cent sewer bonds. Condemnation actions were filed for 55 parcels totaling about 800 000 to widen Gilbert avenue near Peebles corner. Rumors suggest a 500 000 ask to move the house of refuge to the country at the November election.
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Ineer
John Funke & Co
West Eighth Street
McLean Avenue
Evans Street
von Bergen
Fifth-Third National Bank
Friends of the
House of Refuge
Cincinnati
Hornberger
Gilbert Avenue
Peebles Corner
Fire stops barbering after basement blaze at cigar shop
A basement fire at Joseph A. Busse's cigar shop and barber shop 527 Walnut street started by crossed electric wires at 5 15 pm yesterday caused smoke and excitement. Firemen breached the wall to hose the basement but limited damage to the Columbus Theater Company's building. Several customers fled as smoke poured in.
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Joseph A. Busse
Walnut Street
The
Columbus Theater Company
Man Hunt Under Way For Quinn Manley After Niece Attack
In Franklin County Kentucky a posse of citizens and deputy sheriffs searched the area for Quinn Manley who is charged with attacking his 12 year old niece. Local fear of lynching grows as authorities pursue the suspect and determine he has not escaped to Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Franklin County
Quinn Manley
Indiana
Manley
Woman shoots burglar in struggle at Lake Charles home
Mrs. Alice Long fought off a negro burglar in her Lake Charles residence early today. She broke free and shot him, then fainted. Authorities believe the assailant sustained a mortal wound due to heavy bleeding and slow escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Charles
Alice Long
Salvation Army Camp Meeting Ends With Epworth Heights Wedding
Staff Captain A. E. Widgery and Captain Myrtle McAllister prepare to wed at Epworth Heights as 500 Salvation Army regulars and guests gather. The ceremony will be conducted by Colonel Evans, head of the Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee division, with attendees arriving from across the nation.
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Cloes
Salvatign Army
Epworth Heights
A. E. Widgery
Englatia
London
Myrtle McAllister
San Francisco
Salvation Army
Evans
Comai
Ohio, Kentucky
Tennessee
Cincinnati Firemen Transferred to New Stations
More than seventy five Cincinnati firemen were reassigned to various stations yesterday under Fire Chief Archibald. The list names captains, lieutenants, and firefighters with new unit numbers across multiple companies and ladders.
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Archibald
Cincinnati
Schedules Talk On Raw Materials As Senate Plans Move
A Kansas representative reported as favoring many senate schedules works with Mrs Payne to have the house schedules finalized. The discussion centers on entry of mideg oil and other raw materials with paints among items listed, though tentative and not public.
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Praraessaan
Oea
Ced
Repad
Kansas
Senate
Payne
Taft Seeks Corporation Tax in Tariff Conference
Washington July 15. President Taft stands firm for a corporation tax in the tariff conference. Senator Aldrich and Representative Payne report conferees oppose a two cent tax on net carriage of corporations. The White House pressed leaders to explain and preserve the administration’s plan amid warnings of strained relations if the measure is dropped.
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Taft
Ang
Aldrich
Payne
Senate
Houés
White House
Presiden
Wickersham
Finance Committee
Capitol Hill
Panama Canal Bond Plan Deliberated at White House Luncheon
President held talks with Aldrich and Payne on issuing bonds to reimburse the general fund for 40 million dollars paid for canal property. MacVeagh Norton and Cardinal Gibbons attended. Cardinal did not stay for the conference. The measure would restore authority to issue bonds and certificates of indebtedness to finance public expenditures, with Aldrich preferring a wait for the monetary commission before a large bond issue.
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Washington
Messrs
Aldrich
Payne
General Fund
United States Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh
Norton
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal
Senessesy of the Treasury
Senate
Monetary Commission
Democrats Fight Taft Travel Expense Allocation
In Washington on July 15 the House Democrats urged to add a $25,000 appropriation for President Taft’s traveling expenses to an urgent deficiency bill, but the provision was ruled out. Debate continued as critics charged bad faith for pledges not to grant new allowances. Chairman Tawney and Smith denied the claim, while Rainey argued the move aimed to boost Republican league clubs nationwide.
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Taft
Washington
House
Tawney
Appropriations Committee
Smith
Iowa
Rainey
Illinois
League of Republican
Well Known Grocer Miller Dies in Cincinnati
Albion J. Miller longtime head of the Miller Grocery Co died at his home 8023 Harvey Avenue Avondale after a stroke striking four months earlier He was a prominent Cincinnati businessman tied to the Court and Walnut street firm and left a widow Mrs Hag plus children Roth Laepoe and others in the union
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Albion J. Miller
Cincinnati
Miller Grocery Company
Court
Walnut Streets
Harvey Avenue
Avondale
Sean
Roth
Death of Court Clerk John Vogt in City
John Vogt deputy police court clerk of Liberty and Walnut streets died at his home after a brief illness. He had been with the police court for years and was widely known in the city. A widow survives. funeral arrangements are to be announced.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Th.guly
Violet Belle
Beidi
Oncinnati
Twenty-third Street
Monon Railroad
Sydney
D. Jones
The
Monon
John. Vogt
Liberty
Walnut Streeta
Vogt
Pregl
Cit
Prosecution Opposes Damages in Hulls Case and Related Petitions
A series of court actions open with Cornelia Hull seeking 10 000 damages for her husband Sedrick Hull’s death after a fatal coupling incident. Other filings include claims for personal injuries against Robert W Pogue and several criminal indictments involving Fred Goetz and John Ingle. Various insolvency and custody matters are noted, including Edward Volkert’s bid for custody of Ruth Volkert and a $25 000 claim against Mihalovitch Fletcher.
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Criminal Court
Hunt
Cushing
Fred Goetz Wit
John Ingle
William Bowman
Sheriie
Hamann
Willam Speer
Henry Warde
William Jefferson
Robert We Pogue
sPogue
Race Streets
Joseph R. Franklin
Race Street
John. W. Wolfe
Evelyn Thaw recounts death threat amid marriage rupture
Evelyn Thaw testifies about a death threat during her separation from Harry Thaw. She says her husband cut her allowance to 70 dollars weekly and owes debts, fearing release could prompt harm. She contemplates modeling for income and notes notoriety shadows her future.
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Harry Thaw
Elopement Links Blind Milliner’s Son to Covington Bride
In Hamilton Ohio on July 15 Charles Arehart son of Mrs. M E Arehart a Main street milliner eloped yesterday to Covington with Miss Lefe Taylor an employee in the family shop The romance follows a prior suicide attempt last September which left Arehart blind He will never see again and his bride has become his caretaker Mrs Arehart knew nothing of the marriage until today
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Charles Arehart
M. E. Arehart
Covington
Lefe Taylor
Knights of Pythias Seek Injunction Over Color Line
In Nashville on July 15 the supreme lodge and Tennessee grand lodge filed a bill asking a court to permanently enjoin the colored Knights of Pythias from using the name emblems words and insignia claimed by the complainants. The bill was presented to Chancellor Allison this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
State of Tennessee
Knights of Pythias
Allison
Head on Collision Fatal Near Schultze Michigan
A northbound passenger train collided head on with a southbound freight one half mile north of Schultze, Kalamazoo County. The passenger crew, including the viser and firemen, are dead, while the engineer and fireman of the freight are likely fatally hurt. Names listed include Meade and Aalamasco. The accident disrupted service as investigators seek orders.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Chicago, Kalamazoo & Saginaw
Freig
Schultze Et Et O
Ee Meade
Aalamasco
Tata Cony Ccaall
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Gisoner Tes
Cincinnatian
Elizabeth Christy
Gsr
Hampen
Undone
Joy Rides
Dyer
Hall Notes
Howdy
Guy Merchant
Harrison Street
Jones
Ciasmaths
Man Hunt
Salvationists
Epworth
Heigate
Matthew Donnelly
William Hilsinger
Theodore Moses
John O'Keefe
John McGurrin
George H. Donovan
William Bachus
M. J. Kemmer
John J. Hall
Benimin Teespen
Michael Carney
Joseph Bader
Henry Cordes
James Stout
Frank Kresin
John Kitt
Lesée Limie
William Heinhart
Samuel Love
Louis Cooper
George Graf, Jr
George Cain
John B. Ryan
George Graf
Dantel Gallagher
William Teslen
Harvey Lowry
Charles Rolée
Joseph Lats
Basar Benjamin
Jedd Benjamin
Charles Horst
William Boheat
Anthony Kienne
Martin Toohey
Winind Deote We Taper
Harry Langemeier
Clifford George
John Mellon
George F. Daley
John Matthews
Thomas Fisher
John Lemmel
Holley N.Y
John Vogt
Serre Association
Buffalo
Dan
EGR
Hung
Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Company
Sedrick Hull
Cornelia Hull
Hull
Cary
Denis ¥. Cash
Brent Spence
David Smith
Bode
Robert
A. le Blond
Bramwell
le Blond
Superior Court
Edward C. Volkert
Ruth C. Volkert
Warner
Volkert
Spokane
Wash
Jessie M. van Pyk
Ruth
van Pyk
Carrie Jones
Prof. van Pyk
Erie
Prof. von Pyk
von Pyk
Utah
Thomas L. Michie
Frank
John A Haserath
Matilda M. Schultz
Ferdinand Schultz
Miller
Schultz
Mise Miller
Germany
O’connell
Jackson W. Sparrow
Grate B. Brown
Cris E. Brown
ReOh Jane
Lockland
Telia Hayden
Hayden
Probate Court
Hansha Moran
William Moran
Church of the Blessed. Sacrament
Sisters of Mercy
Freeman Avenue
Edward’ J. Dempsey
Carrie W. Men
Emelie Bisier
Minnie E. Mappes
Minnie Eberhardt
Ellen A. Judkins
Nellie A. Judkins
Mary Musbeum
Matilda Stein
Louis Stein
Henry Bothart
Catherine Bothart
Anna Stegewens
Loulaa Kiewit
Mollie
Andrew Trombo
Melia
United Courts
Pike Estate
Aeecupetty Company
Pikepera House
Thompson
Rankin Jones
Circuit’ Court of Appeals
Pike
Linton
Circuit Court of Appeals
Common Pleas. Court
Martha
Macaon
Spectenné
Ce Au
Corbelix Human Matrix
Hoffman, Bode & No Ene
Jennie BE
Cist Ve. P. Sullivan
Squire Muller
Renner & Renner
Robert W. Pogue
John W. Wolfe
Evelyn Thaw
Grand and Supreme Lodge of
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