His Right Eye Is Removed At City Hospital
James Moore a 61 year old homeless man had his right eye removed at City Hospital yesterday due to a iris tumor. Dr C D Larson will present Spiritualism this evening at Vine Street Congregational Church as part of a faiths symposium. Mr and Mrs David Hauser of 2140 Mclean avenue entertained many friends last night. John H Moeller of 122 Green street reported a thief used a duplicate key to enter his apartment and steal 675 dollars a watch and two rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moore
City Hospital
C. D. Larson
Vine Street Congregational Church
Hauser
David ©. Hauser
Mclean Avenue
John H. Moeller
Green Street
Printer Severely Injured Trimming Peach Tree
George Englehart a printer living at 4193 Eastern avenue was trimming a peach tree when the knife slipped and cut his wrist nearly severing the hand from his arm Dr Fee attended him at the scene and he was hospitalized for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Englehart
Eastern Avenue
Dr. Fee
Decorate Graves This Afternoon by G A R at German Cemetery
This afternoon veterans of the G A R will decorate graves in the German Protestant Cemetery. Reverend Eisenlohr will give the address during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenlohr
Students Visit Rookwood Pottery and Art Museum
Friday afternoon eighty pupils from D Grade in Eleventh District School with teachers Miss Webb and Miss Anschutz toured the Rookwood Pottery and the Art Museum. The trip proved delightful and profitable.
Coroner Probes Death Of Edward Guy After Stair Fall
Coroner Schwab investigates the death of Edward Guy 85 after a fall at 711 Central avenue. He died yesterday at City Hospital. Guy resided at 1666 Central avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
Edward Guy
Central Avenue
City Hospital
Guy
No. 1666
The Bartender Slept and Fifteen Stolen at Saloon
Thieves entered Frank Sauers saloon at Rachel and Colerain yesterday and stole fifteen dollars from the cash register while the bartender slept on a chair. Police have no description of the culprits. Dr W A Ocker Resigns From Hughes High School Gym
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sauer
Rachel and
Colerain Avenues
Doctors Refuse Sign Death Certificate in Diphtheria Death
Three physicians attended five year old Fanny Reith at her Western avenue home for diphtheria but none signed the death certificate. All three declined to sign and the Health Department referred the case to the Coroner who is investigating the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Reith
Western Avenue
Health Department
Burglars Enter Renner Saloon but Spur of Flight Leaves Loot
Fred J. Renner's saloon at Sixth and Mound streets was broken into Friday night. The thieves fled before finishing their work, taking only fifty cents. Thirty cents dropped during the escape was found in the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Renner
Sixth
Mound Streets
Scaffold Fall Injures Painter at Bank Street Home
Joseph Dafey of 4118 Chambers Street fell thirty feet from a scaffold at 828 Bank Street yesterday when the rope broke. He sustained serious bruising and possible internal injuries and was taken to the hospital by Patrol 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dafey
Chambers Street
Bank Street
Daly
Patrol 6
Man Injured in Carriage Works Altercation
John Kist of 114 Elder Street was struck on the head with iron by coworker James Barber at Emerson Fisher Carriage Works. He suffered a scalp wound and concussion, was taken to City Hospital, but refused further care after doctors said injuries were not serious and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kist
Elder Street
James Barber
Emerson Fisher Carriage Works
Kist
Parents Day Exhibition at Twenty-Sixth District School
The annual parents day exhibition took place Friday June 1 at the Twenty-sixth District School. Miss Patte Whiteley presented a quaint program with songs recitations Mother Goose rhymes and Dutch doll dances to a large audience of parents and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-Sixth
Cincinnati Doctors Attending AMA Meeting in Atlantic City
Among Cincinnati physicians listed to attend the annual American Medical Association meeting in Atlantic City New Jersey from June 5 to 8 are C R Holmes Arthur Johnstone Edwin Ricketts Derrick T Vail Rufue B Hall Robert Sattler J Taft M H Fletcher Herman H Hoppe F W Langdon Mark A Brown D I Wolfstein M L nee A Ravogli Samuel J Allen and BE W Britchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Drs. C. R. Holmes
Arthur Johnstone
Edwin Ricketts
Derrick T. Vail
Rufue B. Hall
Robert Sattler
J. Taft
M. H. Fletcher
Herman H. Hoppe
F. W. Langdon
Mark A. Brown
D. I. Wolfstein
M. L. Nee
A. Ravogli
Samuel J. Allen
W. Britchell
State Board of Public Works Inspects Canal
The State Board of Public Works led by F A Huffman C A Goddard and W G Johnson with Secretary W T McLean and Chief Engineer Charles Perkins inspected the canal Friday and yesterday. A recent $76,000 appropriation for canal improvements will be reported on for best use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Public Works
F. A. Huffman
C. A. Goddard
W. G. Johnson
W. T. McLean
Charles Perkins
Edward Guy Dies After Small Eye Wound
Edward Guy of 1666 Central Avenue died yesterday after being admitted Friday night to City Hospital with a small wound over the right eye. Doctors found no skull fracture and suspect brain concussion from a fall as the cause. A postmortem will be held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Guy
Central Avenue
City Hospital
Guy
Police raid two policy shops on Gilbert Avenue
Police Lt Fisher and Patrolman Ohern raided two policy shops on Gilbert Avenue yesterday. At 2407 Gilbert Avenue John Mahon Al Adkins Church Reed and William Jones were found locked up then at 3369 Gilbert Avenue Joseph Lally Morris Stith were arrested. Furniture in the rooms destroyed. Cilley case likely dismissed as city files show a January 6 board vote sustaining Colter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieutenant Fisher
O'Hern
Gilbert Avenue
John Mahon
Mahon
al Adkins
Church Reed
William Jones
Joseph Lally
Lally
Morris Stith
Cilley
R. I. Cilley
Colter
Renner
Cincinnati Papers
Board of City Affairs
Coiter
Four platters appointed to audit office staff
County Commissioners appointed four platters to serve in the Auditor's office amid claims of prior deficiency due to no platters. Commissioner Linnemann opposed the move saying two would suffice. Appointees are M. H. Fagin Charles Cornelius Edward Schoenemann and Joseph Brown with salaries of $1,000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor's Office
Linnemann
M. H. Fagin
Charles Cornelius
Edward Schoenemann
Joseph Brown
Fenians Plan Ridgeway Battle Anniversary Event
The Fenians celebrate the Ridgeway battle anniversary at Price Hill House with exercises today. General Michael Ryan and John Coffey will speak. About two hundred Cincinnati friends joined the action. Proceeds go to the Boer Ambulance Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway
Canada
Dominion
Price Hill House
Michael Ryan
John Coffey
Brotherhood
Mullen Organizes Fifth Ward Youth Baseball Teams
Michael Mullen of the Board of Legislation in the Fifth Ward recruited young men to form two baseball squads. A large number answered, a bus and wagon were provided for transport and refreshments. The game occurred yesterday morning in Delhi with the wards youths enjoying the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Mullen
Board of Legislation
Fifth Ward
Allen
Delhi
Sad insanity case two wives pray for divorce in Plymouth
Belle Kuenzel of Plymouth near Glenway avenue faced insanity court with delusions of burial alive and violence toward staff after confinement. Theresa Gertig, with recurring insanity and dropsy fears, was committed to friends. Joseph Sommers, a roistering man, was found in an epileptic-like state and ordered excluded to Lexington or an up-river job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Kuenzel
John Kuenzel
Plymouth
Glenway Avenue
Dr. Davis
Theresa Gertig
Jos. Sommers
Davis
Lexington
Sommers
Divorces Sought Over Cruelty Infidelity and Nonsupport
Emma Elsbree accuses John W. Elsbree of cruelty and adultery and seeks alimony and child custody after four decades apart since 1898. Freda Richter sues Alvin Richter alleging infidelity and abandonment during illness and requests alimony and custody, with nonsupport cited amid dissipated habits. Attorney: D. D. Robinson for Elsbree and John C. Rodgers for Richter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Elsbree
Emma
D. D. Robinson
Freda
S. Richter
Alvin Richter
Trial of baking powder maker Thomas set for Monday
W. W. Thomas, a baking powder manufacturer, stands accused of burning his property to collect insurance. Judge Hollister will hear the case, and the Prosecuting Attorney seeks an order compelling Thomas to produce the People’s Tea and Spice Company books from Oct 21, 1898 to Nov 7, 1899, along with Cream of Tartar Baking Powder Company books and his insurance policies tied to the burned premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Thomas
Confectioner Fred Bissinger seeks injunction against wife and partners
Fred Bissinger the confectioner filed a petition for injunction to bar his wife Theresa, their son Carl, W. F. Cooper, and Jacob Meyer from removing candy business properties from the factory residence or store and to stop interference with his management. He seeks cancellation of a $3 000 note he says was signed under fraudulent representations. He claims the couple and Carl, urged by Theresa, brought Cooper into the business two years ago and since then conspired against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bissinger
Theresa
Carl
W. F. Cooper
Jacob Meyer
Cooper
Saloonist Wins Verdict Against Estate Over Wife’s Will
Judge Jelke's jury finds in favor of John Wagner, long time Pearl street saloon keeper, in a suit against his deceased wife's estate. Wagner claims she lent money from his business proceeds to family members, secured by mortgage, and the jury awards him 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelke
John Wagner
Wagner
Pearl Street
Main Street
Habeas petition filed for Edward W Burton in workhouse
Judge Murphy allowed a writ of habeas corpus to be heard Tuesday afternoon. Burton is in the Workhouse serving sentences for housebreaking and carrying concealed weapons with consecutive terms. Attorneys Rullson and Heintz represent him.
Judge Arraigns Mathews for Grand Larceny and Stabbing Case
Judge Hollister arraigned Michael Mathews and convicted him of grand larceny for stealing from Carrie Lane, sentencing him to one year. Harry Bell Warwick was found guilty of stabbing to kill Ella Johnson and received a one year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Michael Matthews
Carrie Lane
Harry Bell Warwick
Ella Johnson
Maria Dieckman Applies for Creditors Assignment
Maria Kathrina Dieckman proprietor of a storage and moving wagon business at Elm near Liberty assigned her assets and liabilities to Richard F. Wittenberg yesterday. The estimate of assets and liabilities is about 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Kathrina Dieckman
Elm
Liberty
Richard F. Wittenberg
Common Pleas Court Dockets Include Diverse Civil Actions
A list of cases from Common Pleas Court and Superior Court items shows multiple dockets. Actions range from foreclosures and damages to divorces and habeas corpus applications, with parties including Cline Hospe Els bree Kramer and Bet tinger, and institutions such as Southern Ohio L and T Co. The summaries indicate monetary claims from 1 000 to 16 667 dollars and other court actions across case numbers 118 858 through 118 868 and 30 686 through 60 689.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Cline
Marie L. Hospe
Executrix
W. H. Pugh
Emma Elsbree
John W. Eilsbree
D. D. Robinson
Carrie Kramer
Peter S. Bettinger
Arnold Speiser
Robert D. G. Troy
Frank Duhme
Len
Southern Ohio L. and
T. Co
Charles E. Mills
Cushing & Morse
John F. Hassan
Charles E. Foote
Rulison & Heintz
Edward W. Burton
Alfred H. Duwelius
Elmwood
L. F. Hanger
Freda Richter
Alvin Richter
J. C. Rogers
Court Briefs: Sale Ordered of Cleopatra Vessel
Judge Ferris ordered the sale by the executors of the fishing boat Cleopatra, owned by the late Major A. O. Russell, as part of estate proceedings. The sale aims to settle outstanding debts and distribute assets to heirs under court supervision.
Court considers trust account in Moser estate case
Judge Ferris sustains the trust account of George Guckenberger under John F. Moser's will and overrules objections by Robert A. Lee Biond and William Fritz. Kripner, former guardian, is cited to show cause why he does not file his account after being removed from the trust last February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Peiet
Ferris
George Guckenberger
John F. Moser
Allee Aahaedel
Robert A. Lee Biond
William Fritz
Kripner
Court Calendar Listing Numerous Civil Dockets
Judicial dockets across multiple courts include Common Pleas and Probate matters with judges Murphy Pfleger Jelke and others. Cases span city versus Covington, insurance disputes, gas and coal company conflicts, and various civil actions with numerous parties and defendants listed. Proceedings include regular calls and motions in insolvency and miscellaneous divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Covington and
Cincinnati Co
Sanders
Hudson
State of Ohio
Lewis
Superior Court
Jackson
Campbell
Olebonsky
Winifrede Coal von Bantut
Huntington
Andrewe
Taylor
Wittekind
Cragee Tartar Baking Powder Co
St. Paul and Marine Insurance Co
Same
the Commercial Assurance Co
The
Imperial Insurance Co
Same Ke Lancaster Insurance Co
Iisens’ Insurance Co
the Lineaie Fire Insurance Co
Reading Insurance Co
Bowles
Plaspohl
Meyers
Wells
Spangenberg
Assignee
Tekenbrock
Chief Clerk's 1900 Permit and Building Cost Report
Richter's figures for the first five months of 1900 show declines in permits issued and new structures. Alterations and additions total 275 298 dollars with 887 permits. May 1890 cost 367 271. May 1900 cost 276 298. First five months 1899 cost 964 401. 1900 cost 979 856.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richter
Mackelson’s Brains St. Store Feature Sparks Interest
Fragmentary ad notes Quick-Meal Gasoline and ranges and stoves at Mackelson’s on Main Street. Details are incomplete but imply a general hardware and appliance display or sale attracting local shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackelson
Names and Ages of Local Residents Listed in Notice
A crowd of names and ages appears in a local directory notice listing individuals and spouses with ages and addresses. Reputable residents include Charles A. Gardiner 37 a foreman on Blue Rock street and Allie M. Bvana 28 a dressmaker at 715 Vine street, among others such as George Davis 29 a railroader of Plainville and Edith Powers of Plainville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Gardiner
Blue Rock Street
Allie M. Bvana
Vine Street
John O. Reay
Sherwood House
Oisie L. Krause
Kemper Lane
Eisenrohr
George Davis
Plainville
Edith BE. BR. Powers
Eldridge
Clark L. Allen
Bank Street
Louise Keller
Main Street
Godduhn
Charles Kemper
Talfor
Mercer Street
Emma Fink
Tailoress
Hamer Street
Voss
William A. Schrand
Vige Vod
Conroy Street
Christie B. Bedding
Freeman Avenue
Air
Joseph Lotti
Florence, Ky
Mary Cordano
West Ninth Street
Lotti
James Stanley
Maborer
Jackson Street
Helen Mason
Elder Street
Obituary notices for Barker Bracher Richards Shea
Death notices from Newton Mass and Covington Kentucky list Jonathan H Barker aged 89 funeral June 5 at Spring Grove Chapel Albertina Bracher nee Zwick funeral June 4 Walnut Hills cemetery Jane Richards funeral June 2 Zion Baptist Church Anne Knight Shea widow of James Shea requiem mass June 4 St Marys Cathedral with friends invited Newspapers in New York St Louis Chicago requested to copy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Newton
Mass
Jonathan H. Barker
Spring Grove
Bracher
Albertina Bracher
Zwick
Walnut Hills
Children express thanks after father Harry Manning’s death
The children of the late Harry Manning thank Rev. J. P. Whitehead pastor of the First Presbyterian Church and Funeral Director W. C. Betz plus other friends who assisted at their father’s death at his son William’s home 405 East Tenth street Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mannering
William
East Tenth Street
Newport
J. P. Whitehead
First Presbyterian Church
W. C. Betz
Expression of thanks for sympathy after loss of husband Adam Henke
The family thanks relatives and friends for sympathy and flowers in their bereavement. They appreciate the words from Revs. Edw. Voss and A. M. Harruot, the undertaker W. L. Meyer, and the pallbearers. From Wife, Daughter and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam W. Henke
Edw. Voss
A. M. Harruot
W. L. Meyer
List of Deaths and Causes From Local Cemetery Records
A compilation of names with ages and causes of death including endocarditis rheumatism pistol wound of brain brain brain pneumonia bronchitis ciolaemia pelvic abscess Bright's disease acute hepatitis senility pneumonia cancer inquest pending nephritis heart failure cerebral embolism puerperal fever and other ailments. Several ages span infancy to elderly. multiple entries note senility and chronic diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Henke
Max Schuerle
Joe Werner
John Hollenbeck
Nellie Golden
Walter Hodges
Fannie Catheron
Andrew Gehbauer
Elizabeth Bidenger
Adam Kittering
Bright
Lucia Allen
Peter Wiebel
Wabeauch
Marie Schmedeberg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brief City News
Dr. Larson
Spiritualism
W. A. Ocker
Hughes High School
Boone
Ocker
St. Louis
Schoenthaller Manufacturing Company
Louis H. Ocker
Mullen
Longview Asylum
Bissinger
W. W. Thomas’ Case
Common Pleas Court
Carrie Kasel
David Mooney
Gustav R. Werner
Frederick Bissinger
Theresa Biserger
Ben B. E
John F. Brewsaugh
Pittsburg Coal Co
John C. Rogers
Samuel Beresford
Marian Rudolph
Homer Morris
Lenhart House
Chautauqua Lake
Bemus Point
N. Y
J. J. Lenhart
Étor
Chautauqua Co
New York
Coleman Gas Machine Co
Main St
the John Church CO
Fort the John Church Co
Jennie
Farrell
Moses
UNIFE
Peace Buidin
Chicago
Michie Bros
WM. H. Odunkmann & Son
Clark St
Ross Lodwick
Undertaker
A.T. Rotver
See's
B. Cheks Ber of Commerce
Our
France
Hamburg
Laska and
Yellowstone Park
Gates
Detroit
Cleveland
Northern Steamship Co
Great Lakes
Duluth
Canadian Pacific RE. RK
Vancouver
Alaska
Portland
Pac. Ry
St. Paul
ATES
Toledo
Ohio
Winter Harbor
Maine
Grindstone
Prine Sanita
Ernest G. Grob
Grenoble
Chelms & Doepke Co
Dayton ST
Union Savings Bank and Truss CO
Virginia Springs Resorts
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Virginia
Heal
America
Hevere
Rockbridge
Millboro
Nimrod Hall
AH Meghany
Goshen
Fine Modernotel
Gladys Inn
Clifton Forge
Intermont
Covington
Pee Bridge
Union
S. W. Cor
Fifth and
Walnut
Keeshan
Eureka
Drugegist
Ajnut
Giles
Mitchell
No. 10
West Seventh St
Otto P. Geier
Ninth St
Seventh St
Hurm Art Rooms
Gedge
HURM
Fourth St
Race
Kim
Cincinnati Artificial Limb CO
Artificial Limb Co
WM. L. Riche
Pat
U. S
Cor. Fifth & Plum St
German Catarrh Remedy CO
Mohl
Carlisle Building
Masonic
CH. ER
Daniel Koch
Kahler
See'y. Saat Lodge
Lipman Levy M.ee
Moyer
W. M. Masons
Society Notice
Douglass Lodge
George B. Hodgson
C. C. WM
Little
WM. H. Lytle Post
No 47
Res
Lorenz
Dldwein
Bleiler
Wuerdeman’s Dye House
Portieres
Phona
Wuerdeman
East Thirteenth Street
Bat. Vine and
Cincinnati and Suburban Delivery Co
Peebles Bros
California
Berlitz School of Law
ART Academy
Mere i Cme
Clifton School
E. A. Ely
A.M
Mary . Smith
Ban
O. S W
Mountain Lake Park
Deer Park
Oakland
Alleghanies
Atlantic Coat Resorts
Homie Street
Morens
Manqir Richelieu
Mebelioto Navigation Companio
Kurrey Bay
Fortes
Murray Bay
Manoir Richelieu
Laurentian Mountains
St. Lawrence River
Atlantic
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec
Albert Miller
Aenaneet Cae Es Alenuin
St. Andrews
Sy B
Care
Scuat
Block Island
Oceban View Hotel
Providence
New London
C. Condall
East Greenwich
R. L
H. L. Chisholm
Ocean View Motel
St. Nicholas Hotel
Bacon
Clinton
Conn
Long Island Sound
New Haven
E. EK. Redfield
United States’ Hotel
Saratoga Springs
Gage & Perry
Gates’ Tours
Saguenay River
Lake Champlain
Ausable Chasm
Vermont
Shelter Island Heights
Surfolk
L. I
Bay View
Cottages
Prospect House
O. L
Frisbed
Shelburne
Oes Ocean Front
James DB Southwick
Lake Erie
Ares
S. M. Johannsen
Patin Bay
Watch Hill House
Watch Hill
B.L
A. R. Hale
D. C. Babcock
Yononte Inn
Kennedy Heights
O. Cours Street
Angelus Orchestra
Wayne Hotel
Detroit River
J. B. Hayes
Thousand Islands
Lake Cauqua
Mason Bemus Point
Union Springs
Cayage
N.Y
Dee de Piercé
Atlantic City, N. J
Walborf -Astoria
Harry Rothman
Crand Atlantic Hotel
Beach
Charles E. Cope
Hotel Majestic
N.J
Virginia Av
New Shel Pier
Osborne & Painter
White's
White’s
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