Machinists Vote to Begin Strike Benefits Amid Deadlock
At Workmen's Hall a mass meeting announced that the Finance Committee would start paying strike benefits the following morning. Married strikers receive 6 weekly, single men 4 weekly. payments extend to both union and nonunion members. Rumors of manufacturer concessions circulate as the parade and rallies plan unfold with hundreds of participants, while 1,600 idle workers include molders and laborers.
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Workmen's Hall
W. A. Benton
Mr. Schilling
Father McGrady
Bellevue
Thenufacturers' Association
Schilling
Striking Machine Shop worker driven to dementia
Thomas Collins a 26 year old be a Be West Sixth street resident and former machine shop employee became convinced criminals were pursuing him after being laid off by Randle's Machine Shop. He surrendered to police seeking protection and was diagnosed with dementia at the City Hospital with poor prognosis.
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Thomas Collins
West Sixth Street
Randle
Central Police
Collins
City Hospital
Slight Advances in Wage Scale Sought at Iron Workers Meet
Milwaukee May 30 The puddling busheling and scraping clauses of the iron scale were discussed at the first session of the Amalgamated Association convention. Figures will be based on a pass five dollars and a one cent card. President T J Shaffer said advances in the committee report are so conservative the iron and steel mills will not be interrupted this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
T. J. Shaffer
Iron and Steel
Complete Tie-Up of the Niles Tool Plant
Nonunion workmen at the Niles Tool Works joined with striking men in Hamilton to demand a nine hour day with full pay. A small number had been working part time but walked out to support the union push and pledged to stay away from the larger shops until manufacturers respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles Tool
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton,o
Niles Tool Works
Chicago Strikers Increasing Faces Sympathetic Movement Threat
Chicago on May 31 reports the machinists strike growing graver with allied trades threatening a sympathetic movement. Only six shops have signed the agreement. most have not. By tomorrow about 2,000 men are expected to join the strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ronen
Strikers Return to Work in Rail machinist Walkout
Vice President Cannon says the strike is confined to machine shops in Memphis Knoxville Birmingham Atlanta Selma Spencer and Manchester about 400 machinists apprentices and sympathizers have joined out. Some strikers have begun returning to work with no steps yet to fill vacancies.
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Washington
Cannon
Aeil
Memphis
Knoxville
Irmingham
Atlanta
Selma
Spencer
Manchester
Dayton High to Hold Commencement Exercises at Odd Fellows Hall
The Dayton graduating class of four men and seven women will have commencement at Odd Fellows Hall on June 18 at 8 o clock. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev E Trumbull Lee of Cincinnati at First Baptist Church on June 11. Memorial services for Joe Hooker post and Spanish War veterans planned with processions and flower girls meeting at I O O F Hall.
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Dayton High School
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tes
Messrs
Arthur B. . Mussman
Arthur Stinchcomb
Harold D. Armacost
William Blinn
Mayme A. Gould
Pearl Smith
Lavinia Moore
May Holmes
Bessie
High Bridge
West
Wilmington
Boxwell
Fernbank
Sac
Joe. Hooker
Dayton
St. Francis Cemetery
Granville Moody
Bellevue
Cly
St. Francis School
Father Benham
Tax Supervisors Report Endorsed and Tax Rate Set
The Council approved the Board of Tax Supervisors report and passed an ordinance fixing the tax rate at 1.25 dollars, down from last year by 123 cents. Walter Williams, 17, suffered a cut on his middle finger at Bert's meat store during work. The North Bend Baptist Association held an all day meeting at the Baptist Church. Monte S. Green of West Linden Street plans to depart for Europe next week for age. Joseph Hidinger was fined 10 dollars plus costs in Police Court for disturbing the peace and placed under 100 dollars for future behavior.
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Board of Tax Supervisors
Walter Williams
Butler Street
Bert
North Bend
Joseph Hidinger
Poe Hew
National Bank
First National Bank
Fox
Flynn
Schifdle
Klotter
Wehkamp
Carthage
O Brien
Connor
Bond
Hills
L. Strucker
Depot Street
Eighth
City
Man White
Bellevue Blues
Spinney
Zurlage
McLain
Klinke
Hornberger
Brinke
Lintz
Moloney
Jones
Green
Hessler
Kellner
Blues
Jackson
Tenn
Milfords
Ford
Ferguson
Avondales
Oliver c
Ferguson. P
Hoffman
Bonte
Devanny
Falone
McLain c
Smith J
LeBlond
St. Xavier-Superb
Walker
The
Frogs
Weller’s .Tomato Can
Old Firmount Ball Park
Henry Teepe
Shamrocks
Richmond
Ind
Ctack Entre’ Nous
Pennsylvania Depot
Covington Ballpark
Chesters
Covingtons
Ideal Shirt Company
Shoe and Leather Club
Chamber of Commerce
Billy Irwin
Columbia
Ft., Thomas
Springfield
Avondale
Lindsley
Diesel
Norwoods
Ray Fox
Miamitown
Westwood
Sheartown
Blue Licks
Cumminsville Bings
Cumminsville
Strong Admiral
Bond Hill Club
Milling Machine
Bill Oliver
Gyms
Edison
Batavia
Groesbeck
TRE Nationals
Wilmington
Huseman Co Enters Bond Business in Bank Building
The Commercial Tribune reports the new firm Huseman & Co. has opened a bond business on the fourth floor of the United Bank Building at Third and Walnut. Herman Huseman, long known in finance, leaves Russon Kley ste & Co to serve as counsel for the new firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Ruasion Kleyste & Co
Pee of Law
Husean So
Covington Furniture Bid Deadlock Prompts Rejections
The Covington City Council remains deadlocked over the new City Building furniture contract. Aldermen adopted a resolution to reject all bids, while Mayor vetoes and other officials indicate the outcome may affect future work. Separately, council confirms James Nolan and Joseph L Ruh as Newport and Covington Bridge directors.
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Covington
Excel Nee
Joni 'Ee
Corneil
Ae Furniture
Jamestown
Bina
Fhornton
O. Hester
Beinis
James Nolan
Joseph L. Ruh
Newport and Covington Bridge
Newport Couple Seeks Divorce Court
Esther A. Smith filed for divorce from James R. Smith in Campbell County Court at Newport. They wed in August 1887 and separated in June 1897 after he abandoned her and failed to support her. Christian Moerlein Brewing Co. filed two suits in the Circuit Court against James Neyman, York Street saloon keeper who disappeared recently. One suit seeks 1000 dollars on a promissory note and the other a general attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther A. Smith
Campbell
Newport
James R. Smith
E Christian
Moerlein Brewing Company
James Neyman
York Street
Covington Meeting and Community Notices
The Covington Ministerial Association will meet at the First Christian Church study Monday at 3 PM. Protestant Children's Home managers plan a strawberry festival setup next Thursday at Criglor ter Gosrice. Latonia race track outing for C N Cs employees on June 22 under Mutual Aid Association. Commissioner Sale lists 50 Holmesdale lots on Saturday June 1 at 2 PM. John Jackson, 74, dies at Boone Block home. Men’s Gospel meeting led by Rev J A Colledge of Ludlow at Y M C A Hall tomorrow afternoon titled Our Aime Life.
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Covington
First Christian Church
Protestant Children’s Home
Latonia
Mutual Aid Association
Holmesdale
John Jackson
Boone Block
Beyland estate probate and Newport transfers
The will of Chas S Beyland was admitted to probate with his brother Julius and sisters Carry Klintworth and Elizabeth Wildt receiving property. Elizabeth Wildt named executrix. Anna E Webster's heirs sold part of Lot 112 to Dennis Kehoe for 1150 dollars. John and Florence DeWitt sold undivided one fourth in Lots 44 and 45 in H Goodman's eastern subdivision to F A Buchanan for one dollar and other considerations. James E Searing transferred part of Lots 167 and 168 in Bellevue addition to Lulu B Searing for one dollar and other considerations.
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Chas. S. Beyland
Julius
Klintworth
Elizabeth Wildt
Anna E. Webster
Dennis Kehoe
Newport
John
Florence DeWitt
F. A. Buchanan
H. Goodman
James E. Searing
Lulu B. Searing
Bellevue
Strawber social for St Johns P E Church benefit
Mrs. C A Patzhold of Grandview avenue hosts a strawberry social this afternoon to raise funds for St Johns P E Church. The notice also mentions the funeral of Mrs. George Abbott formerly Miss Anna Reichel and other local church activities including Luther League meeting and Children Day at Calgary E Church.
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Grandview Avenue
George Abbott
Anna Reichel
Mary Ray
Luther League of the Trinity Lutheran Church
Calgary
City Marshal Barkhau Resigns in City Council Vote
Mayor Moser called a special meeting of the Council last night to consider the resignation of City Marshal Herman Barkhau who accepted a more lucrative position. Barkhau has held the office for four years and his resignation will take effect at the regular meeting on June 18 when a successor is elected. Mrs. George Goodman of Main street returned from Chicago after being summoned by her granddaughter’s illness.
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Moser
Herman Barkhau
Barkhau
George Goodman
Main Street
Chicago
County and City Election Assessments Set for Democratic Primary
The article lists assessment amounts for county and city offices, including County Judge 240, County Attorney 360, Sheriff 480, Clerk 480, and city roles such as City Judge 150, Aldermen 20, Councilmen 10, School board 5. Assessments are divided pro rata among candidates and must be paid by June 1 at Democratic headquarters 627 Madison Avenue, second floor, 9 to 12. Those failing to pay by then will have no names on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Covington Court Hears License Charge Against Money Lender
O M Johnson arraigned in Covington Police Court for failing to secure a money lending license. He argues mortgages were executed in Cincinnati and funds lent there, keeping Covington license issue unsettled. Case continued. Other entries note a drunkenness case, a fainting witness, wheel lamp fines, and a cutting charge postponed due to absence. The final line mentions a serious patient under Dr Wintermeyer with no feared fatal result.
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O. M. Johnson
Covington
Johnson
Cincinnati
John Lane
J. C. Hawkins
James Cook
Calvin Bradford
Charles McCullough
McCullough
Property Transfers in Covington and Latonia Listings
Daniel McConnell moved yesterday to Peter Coen and sold five lots to Nae Covington for abo. George Kerper transferred ten lots in addition to South Erlanger to Augusta Schnorbus for $1 and other considerations valued at $500. A parcel on Western Avenue in Covington sold to George Schnorbus for 1 and other considerations. William Barkhall acquired a lot on Roses Street Covington for $1 750. Lettie B Hall and Mary F Kefer sold a Latonia lot to Theodore Kennedy for $100.
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Daniel McConnell
Peter Coen
Nae
Lettie B’ Hall
Mary F. Kefer
Theodore Kennedy
Latonia
Emmett Acquitted in Covington Burglary Case
H E Emmett charged with burglary tools was acquitted by a Circuit Court jury in Covington last evening. The case involved a tramp arrested at Ludlow last fall. he had been previously sentenced to seven years, granted a new trial, and acquitted yesterday, though a concealed weapons charge remains. Defense by Attorneys Oneal and Graziani. Also an order by Judge Tarvin in ballot box cases allows Colo nel Davezac to force openings and make new keys.
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H. E. Emmett
Har
Covington
Pet
Ludlow
Pace
Oneal and
Graziani
Tarvin
Davezac
Newport Aldermen Refer Boltz Tax Claim to Finance Panel
The Newport Board of Aldermen referred Jacob Boltz’s $300 claim for franchise taxes to the Ways and Means Committee, despite City Attorney Barbour’s opinion that the claim was just and collectible. The Auditor reported current assets and interest totaling $21,358.61, plus other funds and claims totaling $6,377.74 allowed.
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Board of Aldermen of
Newport
Jacob Boltz
Weys and Means Committee
Barbour
Council
Zanesville Couple Wedded in Covington Ky
Owen J. Rector and Maggie J. Barr, both 21 of Zanesville, married in Covington Kentucky yesterday by Squire Jameson. They testified they were of age before the license was issued and offered no reason for leaving home to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen J. Rector
Maggie J. Barr
Zanesville
Covington
Squire Jameson
Wires Cut Along Putnam Railroad Route in Yonkers
A 4,500 foot section of copper wire was severed from fifteen lines along the secluded area near the Putnam Railroad between Bryn Mawr and Dunwoodle east of Yorkers. Damage was discovered after a disturbance reported by the Fortieth Precinct Police Station and Wester Union Telegraph Company of Yonkers. Authorities estimate the loss at a high value and note several trucks would have been needed to remove the copper. the total span affected runs thirteen miles in length.
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Western Union Tea Company
Yonkers
N. Y
Fortieth Precinct
Kingsbridge
van Cortlandt
Yonkers’ District
Bryn Mawr
Dunwoodle
Putnam
The Impolite Man
A brief dialogue centers on a sharp exchange as a woman and a man clash over propriety and social norms. The woman's retort frames the man’s manners as a reflection of character, capturing a moment of teasing civility in a Cleveland Plain Dealer vignette.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Saturday League Games Spotlight Avondale Move
The Commercial Tribune notes Saturday Afternoon League matchups with College Hill at Avondale and Yale versus Cymnessink at Avondale on a dry field. Avondale Gym game moved from Gym Park to Avondale grounds. Umpires assigned Dugan at College Hill Ginnjs at Norwood Reissen at Avondale. Cincinnati Gym members eligible with membership tickets.
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College Hill
iGlobe
W. Eee
Miltora
Ayale
Cymnessink
Avondale
W.L. Pe
Norwood
Mint
Srebcht
Globe
College .Hill
Commercial’ Tribune
Commercial Tribune
Gym Park
Hill
Howard Ferns
Dugan
eGinnjs
Ivorwood
Reissen
Crane
Cincinnati
Mey
Amateur Baseball crowds prepare for Saturday league games
Weather permitting, large crowds will attend three afternoon games in the Saturday Afternoon League. Teams include Woodward, Walnut Hills, and St Xavier College, with Woodward aiming to beat Walnut Hills after a prior 27 to 5 win. The program features high school players, juniors, and club matchups at Avondale and other city grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Woodward
Walnut Hills’ High
Avondale
Walnut Hilla
Breitenstein
Big Bill Tanner
Browns
Nationals
A Genius at Counting Pins in an Evening Post
A satirical note credits the British Post Office with aiding staff writers including Anthony Trollope and W W Jacobs. Mr Bennett recalls Jens Jacobs’ career managing pins pens and ink pots. The piece cites a system to tally stock and comments on Jacobs’ genius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Trollope
W. W. Jacobs
Bennnett
St. Martin's le Grand
Jens Jacobs
Mr. Bennett
Jacobs
Frozen puddings and desserts guide from old cookbook
A historical guide describes plain frozen pudding, frozen strawberry pudding, iced rice pudding, frozen chocolate pudding, and Nesselrode pudding. It covers ingredient mixes, cream and milk use, freezing in salt and ice, and serving ideas with whipped cream and fruit decorations.
Daily Menus From a Historic Newspaper Fragment
A readable fragment lists daily meals with breakfast and dinner items including fruit cereal cream fish soups meats vegetables desserts and beverages across Sunday Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Named dishes include hashed potatoes fried or baked items and various salads and puddings reflecting a mid century menu style.
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Little Men and Women
Ohio Valley Cities
Harry W Quincy
Ee Verhage
Settellen
Georgetown
Winifred Wood
Robert Verhage
Hazel’ Podesta
Evelyn Allen
H.C
Central Labor Council
Building ‘Trades Council
Pudding Tenens Hall
Court Street
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Walnut
Government Gate
Gompers
Ion MS
Demos Ne
Iry ‘Schilling
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Ritter
Frey
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Roos
Chas McCarthy
Wm. T. Katn Antoni
Frankencermick
John J. Rapp
Chas. Weichelt
Geo. Heberie
Papermester
Duncan
le Braun
Silbernagel
Menkhaus
Frank Simon
Leo Klug
Eye
E. Hertl
Fred White
Ben Kruse
Hisworth Groff
de A
Peterson
Harry Breueer
Kaeffie
Weledor
John.McMann
Wm, Quinlinn
Chas. Marx
H. A
Drake
Albert.Zart
A. Bauman
Geo
Tunnigan
John Colina
Henry Wenz
Slehrer
Emil Eich
Robert Curl
Stehlen
Ed Koch
Anthony Buken
Geo. Volz
Eby F. Vonderheide
Pete Finerty
John Feldman
EB. T. Wittenberg
Fred Bazeley
John Hagelbeck
Fred P 'Wm
C. Wolf
Thos. McManus
Barney Cook
John, Wilsbach
Richard Lutz
One Price
H. ‘Ae Wm Bley
Barney Teiaden
Joe Levy
P. Thole
Nick Thomas
Sam Maitland
al Elseman
Ne Meyer
Hadeeel Geo. Kaye
John Awimsey
Ben Rater
Machine Shop
Amalgamated Association
Niles
Hamilton
West Covington
Emmett
New York Sun
Scheidel
Oi Beckett
Te Benny
Spear
Conrard
Yee
Morse
Groat
Benny
Casey
Mr. Miller
Natal
Ab.h
Wilington Bullahs
McBrair
Meded Scheidel
Wesson
South Third
Philadelphia
Lida Ames Willis
Wests
Battle Creek 3 Sanitarium
Battle Creek
Battle Creek Sanitarium Food Co
Pittsburg
Pullman
White's
White’s
King
District and Common Pleas
Kansan
Kan
Commissioner of Elections
Common Pleas Court
Fischer
Charles Battell Loomis
Africa
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