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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1908

Page

5

City News Lieutenant Loses Keys And Death Reported

Lieutenant Seahill of the Fifth District lost his patrol and fire box keys while in the district. Peter Schneider, 52, died in his bathroom at 2567 Circle Avenue North Fairmount from natural causes. he was an ex-policeman. Postal receipts for May at the Cincinnati Post Office were 170134.73, down over 2 percent from last year.

Seahill Peter Schneider Circle Avenue North Fairmount Schneider Cincinnati Post Office

Chief's Prisoner Fined in Police Court

Jacob Faulhaber aged 21 of 1122 Broadway was arrested by Chief Millikin and fined plus costs yesterday in Police Court after arraignment on a disorderly conduct charge.

Jacob Faulhaber Broadway Millikin

Bond Issue Defeated by Mt Airy Voters

Citizens of Mt Airy defeated a proposal to issue 1500 bonds to enlarge the schoolhouse. The election resulted in 35 votes against and 32 in favor.

Mt. Airy

Woman Accuses Woman in Grand Larceny Case

Marie Topiolo of 1954 Central avenue obtained a police court arrest warrant for Steven Paian of 270 West McMicken avenue. She charges Paian with grand larceny of 43 dollars taken from a trunk.

Marie Topiolo Central Avenue Steven Paian West McMicken Avenue

Falls From Tree Breaks Arm Of Detective Crim’s Daughter

Ten year old Mildred Crim daughter of Detective Cal Crim broke her arm Sunday after falling from a tree while picking cherries near her Berry avenue Hyde Park home.

Mildred Cal Crim Berry Avenue Hyde Park

Mail Wagon Accident Injures Driver on Main Street

An axle on a Post Office mail wagon snapped on Main Street last evening. Driver Charles Palmer, attempting to calm a frightened horse, was thrown to the ground and suffered multiple cuts and contusions.

Twain Main Street Charles Palmer

Husband Missing In City. Carpenter William Jones Vanishes

William Jones, 58, a carpenter of 705 Hopkins Street, has been missing from his home for a week. His wife, employed at City Hospital, reported the disappearance to police yesterday.

William Jones Hopkins Street City Hospital

Rosin Vat Accident Burns Driver at Court and Elm

William Leder a 53 year old driver living at Hamer and Back streets was badly burned yesterday when a vat of hot rosin overturned on him in a factory at Court and Elm streets. He was taken to the City Hospital.

William Leder Hamer Back Streets Court and Elm Streets City Hospital

Porter Fractures Skull in Street Car Fall

Gustave E. Hall, a 29 year old porter of 2329 Boone Street, fell while alighting from Madison Road Car No 16 at Florence Avenue and Symmes Street and struck his head, suffering a skull fracture.

Gustave E. Hall Boone Street Madison Road Florence Avenue Symmes Street

Ministers Hear an Essay on Self Culture

The Rev Calvin D Wilson of the Glendale Church read a paper titled The Self Culture of the Minister before the Presbyterian ministers meeting at Lane Seminary yesterday morning.

Presbyterian Ministers Lane Seminary Calvin D. Wilson Glendale Church

Edward Halsey Hospitalized After Street Attack

Edward Halsey a 60 year old laborer of 208 Sycamore Street was assaulted near his home yesterday. He sustained a broken right arm and severe bruising and is under care at City Hospital. The attacker remains unknown.

Edward Halsey Sycamore Street City Hospital

Arrests of Welsh Couple Over Disorderly Conduct

Patrolmen Jeffries and Turnipseed arrested Charles Welsh, a Black man, and his white wife Mabel Welsh of 314 Richmond Street, after neighbors reported repeated fights. They face disorderly conduct charges.

Jeffries Turnipseed Charles Mabel Welsh Richmond Street Welsh

Church Burglary Report At 414 West Third Street

Police say Sunday night thieves used a duplicate key to break into the Church of the Atonement at 414 West Third Street. A solid silver ciborium with imitation garnet settings a gold Pyx and lunet were stolen, valued at 100 dollars.

West Third Street

Letter requests search for 4 B Hamilton in Clifton Forge

Chief Millikin received a letter asking an effort be made to locate 4 B Hamilton who left his wife and three children at Clifton Forge Virginia. A child named Nellie is very ill and expected to die. Mrs Hamilton is described as distraught.

Millikin Clifton Forge Nellie

Graduation exercises at Mt. Auburn Baptist Church

Graduating exercises of the Cincinnati Baptist Missionary Training School occur this evening at Mt. Auburn Baptist Church. Four young women graduate: Viola Miller Grace Thomas Margaret Foreman and Louise Burridge.

Cincinnati Baptist Missionary Training School Mt. Auburn Baptist Church Viola Miller Grace Thomas Margaret Foreman Louise Burridge

Bar Committee Examines Candidates in Columbus today

The State Bar Committee of Examination meets in Columbus to examine candidates for admission to the bar. Twenty nine graduates from Cincinnati, fifteen from Cincinnati Law School and fourteen from the Y M C A Law School. Washington T. Porter is the sole committee member from this city.

State Bar Columbus Cincinnati Cincinnati Law School Y. M. C. A. Law School Washington T. Porter

Needs Money for Prize From Boston Committee

James Means of the American Aviation Prize Fund Committee in Boston appeals for funds to raise a $25,000 prize. The circular urging donations seeks support from the public and potential sponsors to ensure the prize award.

James Means American Awiation Prize Fund Committee Boston Mass

Incentives for Designers and Operators of Flying Machines

A historical note mentions a fund to incentivize the designers and operators of flying machines heavier than air. Mr Means warns that if the fund is not fully subscribed by August 1 this year, all subscriptions will lapse.

Bathing-Suit Law to be Strictly Enforced in Canal

Judge Lueders said daytime bathing without a suit will be enforced in Police Court. James Kassenberg was arraigned for changing clothes on the canal bank near the Liberty Street Bridge. Case continued until June 9.

Lueders James Kassenberg Liberty Street

Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in Public Record

The column lists transfers of property interests and mortgages filed and canceled. Items include Fred Schweke to Maggie J Clark on Ridge Way Avenue blocks 29 and 30, various lot transfers in multiple additions, and numerous mortgage filings and cancellations involving banks and private parties. Names, street locations, and parcel descriptions reflect a dense docket of January through March activity.

St Bernard High School 1908 Graduation Tonight

Graduation exercises for the 1908 class of St Bernard High School are set for Friday at 8 pm in the Tower Alygme School Building auditorium. Graduates include William Edward Woliung Estella Catherine Elsche Celia Josephine Vogt Carl Louis Memmel Marie Elizabeth Preuer Ednarda Arnold Maggie Vivian Holmes Lester Irvin Kemper Irene Dobert and Helen Lydia Case.

St. Bernard High School Tower Alygme School William Edward Woliung Estella Catherine Elsche Cecelia Josephine Vogt Carl Louis Memmel Marie Elizabeth Preuer Ednarda Arnold Maggie Vivian Holmes Lester Irvin Kemper Irene Dobert Helen Lydia Case

Mt Healthy Selected for Tenth District Meeting

Mt Healthy was chosen as the site for the annual meeting of the Tenth District Board of the Ohio Christian Missionary Societies. The appointment came during the quarterly session held at Carthage Christian Church yesterday. Rev. Kentfer of Mt Healthy presided and Rev. Wesley Hatcher of Hamilton delivered a paper titled The Minister as a Missionary Leader.

Mt. Healthy The Ohio Christian Missionary Societies Carthage Christian Church Kentfer Wesley Hatcher Hamilton

Dry Cleaners Buy Sites for Plants in City Ordinance Move

The Teasdale Dyeing and Cleaning Co closed on a 133 by 200 foot lot at Reading road and Morgan street for about 13000 to build a 25000 plant to meet a new dry cleaning ordinance. Fenton Dry Cleaning Co plans a 10000 concrete plant on Reading road at Hickman street. Lewis Seasongood leases 1120 1122 Harrison ave to U S Post Office for ten years at 12500 for a branch station B. Five workers dwellings to be built on Sites avertive purchased from Henry Burkhold by Cleneay & Nourse.

Fred Schweke Maggie J. Clark J. E. Brown Ridge- Way Avenue John E. Hodge Raymond Conklin Lodwie Weller Aloysius G. Kemme Grieve Decorative Co Reading Road Woodwatreet Louis H. Wolehindsay G. Gray Idlein B. Blunt Lockland Baymiller Street Mary Riley Charles G. How- Lewis United States of Co McNamara & Connor John L. Walfenschmidt John F. Obser MGM Odon Sin Hanfield Street L. C. Hopkins John Zeltner Christian Bartles Stites Avenue Mills & Kline Mary L. Theiring Rosa A. Bross Academy Craigavogue Westwood Harriet Inhart H. A. Kautz Hyde Park Henry Buck Shepherd’s Estate I College Montgomery George C. James Frank Birkemeyer Josephine Herbrich Anna Neurman Elm Plum Streets Front Street America Longworth Place Thomas F. John J. Hicher Henry Dirr Edward B. Myers Caroline E. Walker East Norwood Jefferson Avenues Henry Jostworth Eva Jostworth Oakley Mary L. Therring Leo J. Oehler Barbara M. Roth Reinhart Wild Syndicate Nn Avenue Blismere Reliance Textile and Dye Works Co Edward McKay Cincinnati Sant- Anna Lote Walter A. Ryan Thomas A. Macklin Thomas Tarlum Tecoma Teasdale Dyeing and Cleaning Company Homan Manufacturing Company Nicholas P. Smith & Bros Morgan Street Fenton Dry Cleaning Company Hickman Street Lewis Seasongood United States Postoffice Department Harrison Avenue Siites Avertiue Charles S. Ferris Henry Burkhold Cleneay & Nourse

Multiple City Homes and Incomes Listed on Michigan Avenue

A catalog lists numerous residences with owners and costs across Reading road Hickman Daytona and surrounding streets. Noted properties include a $7,500 dry-cleaning house and several two to two-and-a-half story frame and brick dwellings facing Warner Victor O’Bryan Michigan avenue and Observatory areas.

Reading Road Hickman Daytona Street P Ki Gillham COGE Ace Ahn Ohrs Peeces Street T. T. Fenton Victor Street Warner George Co Gettig OWMET Ceseeeercereenenes O’bryan Street Madison Road Alex. Burck Michigan Avenue Observatory H. Weston Morton Avenue Lincoln Hy Alexander

Census List of Names and Addresses by City Block

A chaotic roster lists names ages and residences including Harry Die Elmore Street 28 Elia Muehlenbach Linn and Hopkins 25 Frank Willis Western jaw 42 Rosa Gordon Cutter Street 35 and many others with varied street addresses across neighborhoods. The fragment resembles a neighborhood directory or archival record of residents with ages and locations.

Harry Die Elmore Elia Muehlenbach Linn and Hopkins Frank Willis Western Jaw Rosa Gordon Seve Cutter Harry A. Posner Cleveland, O Ida Lieventhal Barclay Flats James P. Sheppard College Hill Lydia Williams Mathew A. Fels Mary St James G. FB Woodford Co Farris Smith Ninth & Baymiller Frank E. Christman Norwood Bhooy - Effie O, Walsh Saa Rank Whitman Samuel Counter Eniae Mattie Skilling Sevsesee George Vie C. U. Eee Btesisseyss Stlvereereens D. Zurborg Viati Seocene

Will of Julia C. Giles Leaves Residue to Relatives

Judge Woodmansee rules that the residue of Julia C. Giles estate totaling about 15 000 dollars goes to all relatives under Ohio law rather than the uncle Charles Rider. The bond of the will dated October 26 1906 allocates 22 000 dollars to various organizations and relatives.

Colored Orphan Asylum Associated Charities Cincinnati Orphans’ Asylum Ohio

Hart Oleo Case Gets New Trial On Court of Appeals Action

The United States Court of Appeals orders a new trial for Alonzo Hart a Detroit oleomargarine maker after finding improper conduct by the government. It reverses the Michigan federal judgment which had imposed fines and delayed imprisonment citing authority issues by District Attorney Frank H. Watson. Hart’s counsel had argued multiple errors in the trial and on appeal the court agreed and remanded for retrial.

United States Circuit Court of Appeals Alonzo Hart Oleo Detroit Hart Eastern Michigan Frank H. Watson Department Washington Watson Circuit Court of Appeals Court of Appeals Michigan Court

Cincinnati Realty Petitions to Withdraw Liens in Court

United States Circuit Court of Appeals opens June session with Judges Lorton and Severens. Cases listed include Superior Drill versus Dowaginc and others. The Cincinnati Realty Company asks the court to compel Columbian Marble Quarrying to withdraw liens. Banasch and Woerz file bankruptcy schedules. Appeal noted from Michigan Federal Court involving Isabella Lewis and Detroit United Railways for $7,042.

United States Circuit Court of Appeals Lorton Severens Superior Drill Company Dowaginc Company Devon City of Cincinnati Embry Bennett Cuddy-Mullen Coal Company Dr. Miles , Medical Company Park & Sons Company West McLaughlin & Co Coweta Company Brown and Sprague Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company Harig & Co Columbian Company Cincinnati Realty Company Recorder's Office Banasch & Woerz Company Michigan Federal Court Isabella Lewis Detroit United Railways Company

Superior Court Appoints Receiver for Machinery Sales Company

Judge Shattuck names Elliott L. Wiler as receiver for the Machinery Sales Company amid creditor claims totaling about 2,000 dollars plus interest on a matured note and an 800 dollar surety. bond fixed at 50,000 dollars. Company at 107 109 West Third Street. George H. Swift president. Mouliner Bettman Hunt represent.

Elliott L. Wiler Shattuck Lewis A. Ford

Probate Court Stocks and Trustee Action Report

Anna M. Verkamp’s estate valued at 15325.26 with 11310 in Cincinnati Street Railway stock. H W Luhring’s estate appraised at 13284.12 showing 71 Little Miami Railroad shares 7384, Cincinnati Street Railway 2280, Gas and Electric 3150. Henry M Atkins removed as trustee of Ann Willis estate amid allegations of improper acts.

Anna M. Verkamp Cincinnati Street H. W. Luhring Sne Little Miami Railroad Cincinnati Street Railway Henry M. Atkins Ann Willis

Avondale to Dedicate New School Building Next Week

At the Avondale Improvement Association meeting the dedication committee set Thursday afternoon and evening for events in the new school building. Principal J C Brooks will lead the daytime program with student exhibits and refreshments. An 8 pm program features addresses by noted speakers, followed by inspection, refreshments, and music. The schools committee reports over one thousand dollars raised for furnishing the school and playground site approval was accepted. Councilman Harry Asmann announced expected council funding for playgrounds.

Avondale Improvement Association Avondale J. C. Brooks J. M. Withrow L. J. Dauner David Philipson F. B. Dyer A. B. Johnson Charles F. Goss A. J. Conroy Charles C. Schenk Committee On Schools J. W. Freiberg Harry Crane Ernst Diehl F. B. Goodhue Langdon Laws C. H. Rosenthal C. F. Goss George Puchta T. J. Moffett R. R. Reynolds Harry Asmann

German doctor joins Chicago trip for medical meeting

Dr. Albert Jansen, famed Berlin physician and surgeon, and Dr. C. R. Holmes depart Avondale for Chicago to attend the American Medical Association annual meeting. Jansen attended a Zoo Clubhouse dinner honoring Dr. William H. Taylor’s 50 years in medicine, hosted by 250 physicians and Miami Medical College alumni.

Albert Jansen Berlin C. R. Holmes Washington Avenue Avondale Dr. Holmes Chicago American Medical Association Dr. Jansen Zoo Miami Medica College William H. Taylor Dr. Taylor

New suits filed in Common Pleas Court

Case list includes William S. Alexander vs Cincinnati Traction Co for 5000 damages. Church of the Disciples of Christ Mt Healthy seeks authority to mortgage real estate. Nicholas Stein vs John Kenis et al appeals from Squire Lamping. Aanna Ganselman vs John Tekeluwe et al partitions estate. L A Ford vs Machinery per Lt Co receiver. The Pe and Thomas Hardware Co vs Norfolk R R Co for 183.49 damages. Kelly & Hauck.

William S. Alexander Cincinnati Traction Co Bennett & Utter Church of the Disciples of Christ of Mt. Healthy Owen N Kinney Nicholas Stein John Kenis Squire Lamping Aanna Ganselman Va John Tekeluwe Kelly & Hauck Superior Court L. A. Ford Lt Co Moulinier, Bettman Unt the. Pe & Thomas Hardware Co

Estates and Administrations Reported in Covington Court

The report notes Emma J. Baker seeks transfer of stock in the Morrison LeRoy Planing Mill to Andrew Morrison after appraisers found the ten shares tied up in escrow as security for $1,000 advanced. Other filings include Henry H Ackerman and Leo D Ackerman for John Theodore Ackerman estate and several smaller estates.

Rosa H. Jones David Baker Morrison LeRoy Planing Mill Company Covington Andrew Morrison Baker Emma J. Baker Henry H. Ackerman Leo D. Ackerman John Theodore Ackerman Minnie Watte Hannah, Ruff Rose F. Thomann Bernard Thomann W. H. Seaman Charles Kramer

James Taylor Curtis Dead at 52 in Price Hill

James Taylor Curtis aged 52 died May 31 at his brother in law Alexander Stevens home at 749 Woodlawn Avenue Price Hill. Funeral services are at Spring Grove Cemetery Chapel on Wednesday June 3 at 2 30 p.m.

Curtis James Taylor Alexander Stevens Woodlawn Avenue Price Hill Spring Grove Cemetery

Burial Permits Listing Local Deceased Names and Details

A list of burial permits shows multiple individuals with ages and addresses, including Fred Williams 38 meningitis at St Marys Hospital 804 Main, Mary Jewell 60 Brights disease, Louis Ballenberg 67 apoplexy, Carrie Moran 23 tuberculosis, and Paul Sigolka 58 tuberculosis at 526 Augusta, among others.

Williams Fred St. Mary’s Hospital Main Street Snell Harriet Street Jewell Mary Western Hopple Street Bright Serena John City Infirmary Ballenberg Louis Nassau Street Long Emma Rosedale Gall Sereraice Race Street Henry Stanley Avenue Wwe Nox George City Hospital John Street Jacob Bremen Street Agues' Alrottd John East Twelfth Street Moran Carrie Branch Hospital West Court Street Aoe Phillip Foraker Avenue Sigolka Paul Augusta

Suspect Pleads Guilty in Forgery Case. Two-Year Sentence Suspended

Edgar Van Brunt, indicted last winter for forgery of small amount checks, pleaded guilty yesterday and received a two year sentence suspended on good behavior. Chic Liger, Fifth Street saloon keeper near Walnut, fined ten dollars plus costs by Judge Luebergs for violating the midnight law.

Edgar van Brunt Chic Liger Fifth Street Walnut Luebergs

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