Court restraining Kroger Company over pole dispute
On petition of Cincinnati Traction Company a judge issued a temporary restraining order against Kroger Grocery and Baking Company to prevent threats to pull down electric poles in front of Kroger premises near Florence Avenue. Attorneys Kinkead Rogers Ellis for plaintiffs. Court hearing set to proceed.
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Cincinnati Traction Company
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Florence Avenue
Grocery and Baking Company
Fred W. Spiegel
Kroger Company
Kinkead
Rogers & Ellis
Epileptic Institute Company
Cincinnnati Post Office
Pyle
Thompson
United States Court
Monfort
McPherson
Man Held On Charge Of Rubbing Uncle
Felix S. Goldsmith 2004 Stanton Avenue promoter was court examined for mental condition after his wife filed a complaint. Doctors ordered commitment to Longview Asylum due to delusions of running a daily paper and large fortunes. Heaner, wanted for robbing his blind uncle, was captured after a police chase and is to be held for reformatory officials.
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Felix S. Goldsmith
Stanton Avenue
W. L. Davis
W.C. Kendig
E. H. Goldsmith
Longview Asylum
Goldsmith
Wiliam Heaner
James Canary
Dent
Mansfield Reformatory
Sweeney and
Houillion
Seventh
Race Streets
Heaner
Reformatory
Mansfield
Indictments to be Fought Over Chicago Jurisdiction
Brokers George A. Stapely and John A. Payne deny Chicago Federal Court jurisdiction in indictments. They will challenge warrants sent to the U S Marshal here arguing Stapely Company business occurred locally. Judge Thompson will decide. the defendants are confident the warrants cannot be sustained.
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George A. Stapely
John A. Payne
Chicago Federal Court
United States
Chicago Court
Stapely Company
Chicago
Thompson
Messrs
Stapely
Payne
Despondent man found dead in bed
Coroner investigates the death of Thomas Hamer 40,318 East Fifth Street. Dr I F Tunison report states Hamer had been despondent for some time and had threatened self harm. Family members discovered him and called for a physician.
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I. F. Tunison
Thomas Hamer
East Fifth Street
Hamer
Man Arrested Over Diamond Earrings Sale
Detectives arrested Carney, 22, of 1210 W Sixth last night on suspicion of trying to dispose of a pair of diamond earrings. He could not clearly explain how the jewelry came into his possession.
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Pfluey
Carney
Residential property listings with varied brick and frame homes
A fragmented page lists multiple residences with brick and frame construction on streets including Juergens Madison Powers Baden Morten and others. It notes owners such as J. Posselt and Conrad Nurg and provides costs like 40000 and 3590 dollars. The text lacks complete details due to OCR errors.
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Juergens Avenue
Goepisae Avenue
Madison Road
Nea
R Johnson
John Peer
Delta Avenue
Anwe
Migouth
Anna C
Cobie
Powers
Baden
Conrad Nurg
Morten Street
C. A. Posselt
Carpenter stabbed in York and Freeman incident
Leonard Gardner a 24 year old carpenter living at York and Freeman avenues was attacked this morning after an argument with a stranger. He was stabbed in the back and cut in the leg and taken to City Hospital. Patrolman Heidenrich arrested Nick Heinz 23 a Hungarian nearby who admitted being in the area and was charged with loitering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Gardner
Carpenter
York and
Freeman Avenues
Gardner
City Hospital
Heidenrich
Nick Heinz
United States Subtreasury Ends Fractional Coin Mail Service
Beginning today the United States Subtreasury will discontinue shipping fractional silver and minor coin by registered mail and will send it by express instead at Government expense. Banks and others wanting standard Silver dollars will have to pay the freight themselves.
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United States
Squire Maus Ill at Home on Price Hill
Justice of the Peace Edward Maus of Price Hill is very ill at his home after a year of poor health and recent confinement. Neighbors and officials express concern for his recovery.
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Justice of Peace
Price Hill
Edward Maus
Magazine features children pictures and Miami University images
Next Sunday's Commercial Tribune will include a page of children's pictures with young and smiling faces on page five. A second feature on page nine presents two pictures of Miami University and the Sixth Ohio Volunteers. The magazine promises many engaging stories and is distributed free with the newspaper each Sunday.
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s. _ Clustratea Magazine
Miami University
Ohio Volunteers
The
Commercial Tribune
Neave protests big cut in Street Department funds
Joseph Neave, head of the Business Men's Club committee, pressed Mayor Markbreit to reverse a $138,000 cut in the 1909 Street Department budget. The mayor cited council tax levy limits, while Chief Millikin disputed a 100 percent cost rise, stating police costs rose about 32 percent and fire costs 77 percent amid city growth.
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Joseph Neave
Business Men’s Club
Markbreit
Neave
Millikin
Society of Equity and Night Riders Feature
A leading feature in The Sunday Commercial Tribune on August 2 details the Society of Equity and its Night Riders. The article draws from the society’s books and records to present information of public and historical interest.
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Society of Equity
Night Riders
Commercial Tribune
Boys on Canoe Trip Down Ohio and Kentucky Rivers
A group of boys left Wednesday for a canoe journey tracing the Ohio River into the Kentucky River and up into the Cumberland Mountains. The party includes Henry Day Herman Vogel Harold Neave Arthur Neave Stanley Wilsons and Professor T W Ling of Clifton who have been with old Hughes in recent years. They expect to be gone from two to
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Ohio
Kentucky River
Cumberland Mountains
Henry Day Herman Vogel
Harold and
Arthur ‘Neave
Stanley Wilsons
Prof
T. W. Ling
Clifton
Hughes
Habeas release hearings set for two alleged anatomy exhibit cases
Dr Emil W Zulzer and Clyde J son filed for writs of habeas corpus after arrest on Fifth Street for an alleged unlawful anatomy exhibit. Judge James B Swing set a morning hearing with Louis P Pink as petitioner attorney. In a separate matter Stephen B Marvin sues for ouster of Dr John W Withrow as Board of Education president under a May 1908 act. Withrow denies usurpation and constitutional challenge. Wallace S Polk sues Mrs Lon G Polk for 7000 dollars over alleged misrepresentation of death to gain property at 2422 Reading Road and 2921 Monfort Street. A Lee Beatty represents.
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Emil W. Zulzer
Clyde Johnson
West Fifth Street
James B. Swing
Louis P. Pink
Stephen B. Marvin
John W. Withrow
Board of Education
Withrow
Wallace S. Polk
Lon G. Polk
Elias Polk
Reading Road
Monfort Street
A. Lee Beatty
Insolvency Court Affirms and Sets Aside Rail Case Verdicts
Judge Warner ordered judgment entries in the Cincinnati Southern Railroad Trustees v Big Four and others involving easements at Front street terminals. The $10,000 verdict for the Big Four and smaller easement verdicts were confirmed except the River Land Company $1 verdict, which was set aside and a new trial ordered.
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Warner
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Big Four Railway Company
Southern Road
Front Street
Big Four
River Land Company
Divorce Court Enjoins Husband From Molesting Wife
Mamie Bauholzer sues for divorce from Arthur Bauholzer with child custody. They wed in October 19% and she accuses him of beating her last Tuesday. Judge Swing orders him to stay away from the wife and the home at 2235 West Tenth Street. Attorney: M C Lykins. Bessie W. Myers files for divorce from George E. Myers and her maiden name Bessie Wilson. Grounds: desertion and neglect since 1904. Attorney: Frank K. Bowman.
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Mamie Bauholzer
Arthur Bauholzer
Authorities Enjoined From Taxing Solicitors of Chicago Tea Firm
Temporary injunctions granted by Judge Thompson bar Troy and Tippecanoe City from arresting or fining Jewel Tea Company agents for soliciting orders without paying local licenses. Ruling cites Rearick v. Pennsylvania. case to be resolved later.
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Chicago
Thompson
Troy
Tippecanoe City
Jewel Tea Company
Supreme Court
Rearick
Pennsylvania
History of the Society of Equity in The Sunday Commercial Tribune
An article on the Society of Equity’s organization and its principal officers will appear in The Sunday Commercial Tribune on August 2. The piece reveals how tobacco growers have been victimizing themselves in recent years and urges readers not to miss the August 2 issue.
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the Society of Equity
Sunday Commercial Tribune
the Commercial Tribune
Three Fatal Accidents Reported to Coroner
Three fatal accidents were reported to Coroner Cameron yesterday. Jilius Dexter Johnston, 27, of 616 Broadway, was a passenger on a C H and DD excursion train to Woodsdale Island. He left the train at Glendale for a drink and was run over while trying to reboard. Albert Hume, 39, of Court Street near Plum, died at City Hospital from injuries after a fall at 428 Central Avenue. William McDonald, 39, died from injuries after a fall from a third story window at the Nonpareil Hotel where he slept Wednesday night.
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Cameron
Jilius Dexter Johnston
Broadway
Woodsdale Island
Glendale
Johnston
Albert Hume
Court Street
Plum
City Hospital
Central Avenue
William McDonald
Cured by Miles Nervine and Heart Cure, Mrs Jennings says
A patient describes months of chest pain and breathlessness with misdiagnoses of neuralgia and dyspepsia. After contacting Miles Medical Co the advice was Dr Miles Nervine with the Heart Cure, and she fully recovered.
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Miles Medical Co
Mediterranean Service Schedules and Bank Advertisements
The notice lists ship sailings to Gibraltar Naples and Genoa with dates in August and September including ships K Luise Irene Albert and details of travel itineraries. It also features advertisements for travelers checks and a network of banks and agents across major cities.
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Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
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Sixth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Cincinnati
St. Xavier’s
Harrison Baseball
Harrison, Ohio
Man of God
Elliott Flower
Edwin Tarrisse
Pete
By Everett McNeil
Jefferson Davis
George E. Walsh
Will L. Gidley
the Sunday Commercial Tribune
Traction Line
Longview
Felix Goldsmith
Piano Firm
Thomas A. Ballantyne
Clovis G. Ballantyne
Margaret Ballantyne
Crippen & Beinkamp Piano Company
Cogan & Williams
Stapely Co
Probate Court
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Joshua H. Bates
General Bates
Henry Kaufman
George A. Rodler
Katherina Loge
Clara Burkherdt
West Liberty Street
Hir
Anna Schlagel
Tillie Ritter
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Howard Douglass
Nathaniel Wright
Edward Vanderburg
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Daniel Doherty
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York and Freeman
Maus
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Aay
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Cleveland
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Erasmus Gest
Gest
Edward C. Reemelin
Newport
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Hamilton County
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A.M. Cecilie
Kaiser Wm. II
Kronprinz Wm
Kaiser d. Gr
Ymouth-Cherbourg-Bremben
A.M. Barossa
Gr. Kurfuerst
Bremen
First National Bank
Thomas Cook & Son
Hickers J. & C. Fischer
W. &. Woodmansee Piano CO
West Fourth Street
Bismarck Cafe Mercantile Library
Finest Ladies
Metropolitan Service
Miami Valley
Chautauqua
Cumminsville
Ohio Electric
de Witt Miller
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Hiawatha
Froehlich
Cincinnati Orchestra
Avoca Park
Lagoon Liberati’s Band and Opera Co
Lagoon Gate
A. Orkers
Louisville, KY
Pearl and
Butler
Fourth Street
Covington
Latonia
Fourth and Vine Sts
Sinton Hotel
Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Ludlow
Williamstown
Georgetown
Lexington
High Bridge Park
Logansport
Kykamo
Elwood
Anderson & New Castle
Richmond & Hagerstown
Eaton
Camden
Butler Streets
Tom
Edith Almond
Jean-ne
George DeOnzo
Chester
Martha
Les
Reta
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