Court hearing reveals Fagin campaign funds dispute
Testimony centers on alleged assaults and misused ward funds with witnesses including Louis Kaelin, Rudolph Hynicka, and Dan Hennessy widow. Defense witness George Dwyer details prior 1903 incident, while county treasurer Hynicka and others discuss payments and loans tied to the Fourth Ward campaign drive. The session continues with further cross examinations and testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Adams
Scott Bonham
William Maher
Maher
Fagin
Ramsey
Theodore Zumstein
Mr. Hynicka
Rudolph K. Hynicka
Dan Hennessey
Fourth Ward
Hynicka
Bob O'Brien
Hennessey
Ratliff
Bonham
George Dwyer
Fuller Street
Dwyer
Harry Hopkins
Hatch Street
Loudon Avenue
Mary Hennessey
O’brien
Louis J. Kaelin
Fourth Ward Campaign Fund
Kaelin
Auto Crash on Vine Street Hill Burns Several and Injures
Dr. J. S. Atkins remained in serious condition at City Hospital after a collision on Vine Street Hill involving his car and two street cars. Several passengers and bystanders suffered burns or injuries, including Bertha and Eugenie Nulsen who were confined to bed with facial burns and Bertha's ankle fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Atkins
Vine ‘Street
City Hospital
Bertha
Eugenie Nul- Sen
Brookline Avenue
Clifton
Sophia Wiese
Vine Street
Carrie Bauer
West Liberty Street
Mill Creek Valley
Fred Bauer
Walter Lavall
Atkins
Indiana University Commencement Honors 1906 Graduates
Governor Hanly will address degree candidates after President Dabney delivers the annual address. The program includes Meyerbeer music, invocation by Rev. Frank Nelson, Varsity song by Otto Juettner, and multiple college degree conferrals across Liberal Arts, Graduate, Engineering, Law, and Medicine. A Shakespeare play was postponed to tonight due to threatening weather with large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyerbeer
Frank Nelson
Otto Juettner
Charles Dabney
J. F. Hanly
Indiana
Friar Bacon
Friar Bungay
West Price Hill group backs park land purchase and library site
The West Price Hill Improvement Association adopted two resolutions urging Cincinnati City Council to buy land for a Price Hill Park beside Wilson Commons and to locate the new branch library on Hubbard tract. A Boston park expert may visit Cincinnati within thirty days to advise on parks and boulevards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Commons
Price Hill Park
Hubbard Tract
West Price Hill
John Schiff
Albert Bettinger
Business Men’s Club
Dennis Fitzpatrick
Price Hill
Henry Ratterman
Business Men's Club
Rodgers
Cincinnati
Ratterman
Boston
Dempsey
Bettinger
Council
Henry Behrens
Charles Reed
H. F. Lackman
H. W. Niederhelman
M. F.doveton
Wm. J. Higgins
Henry Ribber
Charles Brunner
William Schneider
Bankruptcy Decides Leasehold Status in Majestic Case
Judge Thompson rules Harry D. Brown’s leasehold not forfeited by bankruptcy. Title to property rests with creditors' trustee IF. R. Williams under bankrupt law, not a formal forfeiture. Sale of remaining lease interests may pay Brown’s debts and possibly yield surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Brown
Majestic
Thompson
United States
IF. R. Williams
Brown
Conductor Pushed Man From Car Causing Injuries
Melville Stanfield 65 a contractor of 535 Tusculum avenue was injured on Fourth at Home street when he was forced off an East End streetcar after an argument with the conductor. He fell striking his head and wrist sustaining a severe scalp wound and a fracture. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Stanfield
Tusculum Avenue
Home Street
Stanfield
City Hospital
Anne Street
West Fourth Street
Patrol 1
Mystery Shrouds Case Of Missing William Berger
William M Berger 36 of 27 West Second street Newport was found unconscious in a yard at Baymiller street and Central avenue. A note in his pocket directed to notify Newport hospital. He revived at City Hospital and denied robbery or foul play. Doctor Osmond noted no liquor odor and suspected drug influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
M. Berger
West Second Street
Newport
Baymiller Street
Central Avenue
Berger
Newport Hospital
Patrol 5
City Hospital
Osmond
Will Test Jones Law Prompts City Hearing Challenge
Fred Dunker and Martin Doering oppose Walnut Hills local option petition advertising, arguing constitutional flaws and improper use of public funds. They demand Chief Mayor Dempsey delay adverting while Wine Growers' Association letters push for judicial clarity via injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Dunker
East Court Street
Martin Doering
Milton Street
Dempsey
Walnut Hills
Dunker
Pattison
Doering
Wine Growers’ Association
City Hall notes report bridge blockades and staff changes
Gale Bros protest block on Baymiller street bridge over Big Four tracks due to fire protection concerns while bridge repairs continue. Mayor Dempsey vetoes a Council bitulithic prosecution resolution and appoints Harry Henke and Nellie Crotty to pay roles. Park, public works, and meat inspection updates conclude the day’s items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Bros
Board of Public Service
Baymiller Street
Dempsey
Lytle Park
Owl Drug Company
Vine Street
City
Harry Henke
Nellie Crotty
Rodgers
Public Service
Markley and
Bender
Danenhower
Bowling Green
Walsworth
Good
Highway Robbers Active Reported in City Streets
Three men attacked teamster Thomas Shimes at Thirteenth and Walnut, beating him unconscious before fleeing. Julius Knost was robbed at Fifth and Broadway of a watch chain and $26 after a refused demand. Fred Tupner lost a gold watch and chain in a separate assault on Kindel Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shimes
East Twelfth Street
Thirteenth
Walnut Streets
City Hospital
Julius Knost
Dexter Avenue
Fifth Street
Broadway
Knost
Fred Tupnér
Kindel Avenue
Hanly Shuns Politics at Cincinnati Commencement Banquet
Governor J. F. Hanly of Indiana arrived with Mrs. Hanly to speak at the University of Cincinnati commencement this morning and again at a Law School alumni banquet at the Grand Hotel. He refused to comment on politics when seen at the St Nicholas Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hanly
Indiana
Bankrupt German American Bank Case Yields Note Rejections
Judgments in U S Court hold Thomas Quinlin Joseph Quinlin and Thomas Callahan accepted notes from the insolvent German American Bank of Sidney. By court order Callahan turned over the notes to Receiver Banes overseeing the bank’s affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
Sidney, C
United States
Thomas Quinlin
Joseph Quinlin
Thomas Callahan
Callahan
Banes
Childhood Songs and Plays at Westwood Town Hall
Pupils of St. Catherine's School presented an evening program at Westwood Town Hall despite threatening weather. The list included choirs, solos, instrumental trios, dances, recitations, and scenes such as The Greeting The Model Class This Letter is for Papa Keeping House and The Little Washermaids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood Town Hall
St. Catherine’s School
Papa
Dolly
Dottie
Advert for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething
An archaic advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain in children. It claims to soothe, soften gums, relieve wind colic and diarrhea, and is priced at 25 cents per bottle.
Dancing at High Bridge Excursion Next Sunday
A brief notice announces an excursion to High Bridge next Sunday with good music promised and light refreshments. The event emphasizes enjoyable dancing and communal entertainment in a local outing setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Bridge
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Mr. Ramsey
Vivian Fagin
Wm. Maher
Marshal Fagin
Roosevelt
Stanley Fitch
Department of Justice
Mary Kloecker
District Court
William Degischer
Lockstreet
Board of Education
William Thomas
Harry Taylor
Degischer
The
Pig Knuckle Club
Mrs. Hennessey
Murphy
Frank Murphy
Court
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Louis Deemer
Eddie Goldberg
Monarch Loan Company
Washington
Internal Revenue Department
Attor
Tim
Rulison
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Hanly
College of Liberal Arts
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Richard Waverly Baxter
Michael Bean
Stanley Rossiter Benedict
Emily Bernheim
Helen M. Bing
Faris Morell Blair
Frances Rogan Boyd
Maximilian Braam
Annette Frances Braun
Hazle Thomas Cairns
Evelyn Cantor
Wilhelmina Detraz
Ralph Ballard Dimmick
Edith McCallister Ebersole
Emma Uise Eger
Nannie Evans
Emma Freund
Catherine Louise Gauche
Adele Helen Goldsmith
Nathan Gordon
Mary Edith Campbell
Nora Ettlinger
Frank Parker Goodwin
Edward Frank Macke
Anne Susan Mackelfresh
Francis Marion Russell
Ruby Sears
Helen Shine
Nettie M. Small
Harry Lewis Wieman
College of Engineering
Clarence Louis Hans
William Quirk
George Story, Jr
Herbert Faber
Hunter Wardlaw Hanly
Hamilton D. James
Sylvanus Carl Shipley
College of Law
Bachelor of Laws
Edward Franklin Alexander
Thorne Baker
Harry Everett Brokaw
Llewellyn E. Davies
Harry P. Dechant
Charles A. Guernsey
Anselm T. Holcomb, Jr
Jos. Newcomb Kinney, Jr
Andrew W. A. Kops
Frank W. Krehbiel
Otto Krippendorf
Harry Leon Linch
Aloysius C. Link
George Elliott Pugh
Stanley Clay Roettinger
Wilson Harper Rucker
Walter Wichard Schwaab
Chester R. Shook
Abner Thorp, Jr
Earl Lee Whiting
Elmore Winkler
College of Medicine
Medicine
Howard H. Austin
John T. Batte
J. Hadley Caldwell
Frank E. Detrick
Charles E. Doerr
Charles C. DuBois
Robert H. Firth
Daniel A. Fisk
Joseph N. Freilich
Wm. Friesleben
Ayad Abdallah Ghazali
Robert H. Heterick
Frank A. Ireton
Amin T. Laham
Homer V. Lusher
Lee W. McGuire
Roy Hayman McKay
Wm. P. Meyers
Oscar R. Micklethwait
Wm. E. Neal
Harry G. Nelson
Oscar C. Newman
Emerson A. North
W. Dudley Palmer
Eugene B. Pribble
Elbridge G. Ricker
Wilbur Robinson
Charles S. Rockhill
Raymond Bunyan
L. Huber Schultz
Calvin E. Townsend
Jacob Tuechter
Millard Wallenstein
Paige Hill Park
Park
Haber
Dashery
Otill Brown
OAS
Aigked
Will
Jones Law
City Hall
Otto Grau & CO
W. 4Th St
Simplex
Florence Kroger
Considine Avenue
Cincinnatis, Oy
G.R. Luther
Times-Star
A. M.G@UTHRIE
Commercial Tribune
E. C. Fry
Enquirer
W. J. Murphy
Cincinnati Post
Walter Koons
Volksblatt
W. C. Peale & Bro
Central Ave
Chautauqua Lake
Chautauqua
Fourth and Vine
C. Krotzenberger, G. A. P. D
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Asbury Park
Long Branch
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Atlantic Coast
Bo Island
New England
Walnut Street
Erson
Avondale
Cinti R. R. Omnibus Co
Opera Place
the Bismarck Cafe
Mercantile Library
Walnut ST
Metropolitan Service
Harry Goldblatt
Pawnbroker
E. Sixth St
Mass
NEW York and Rail
New York and
Fall River Line
VIA
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Fourth
Geo. W. Weedon
ODEON
Burr
Taft
Orient
Smith & Nixon's
NIMED
Seventh and Elm Streets
Edward Dempsey
Herbert Bigelow
John C. Weber
Mmer Amusements
Knabenshue
Éally
Chester Park
Dreamy
Chester
Edwin A. Relkin
Jacob YP. Adler
Conway
Dolan
Devaux
Millhouse
Japan
Tangle+Vaudeville
Electric Theater
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