Structural Iron Workers Strike Over Wages at Cincinnati Power Building
About eight or nine members of the independent Bridge Construction Ironworkers' Union struck yesterday from L. P. Hazen's crew building a ten story Cincinnati Trust Company power building at Eighth and Sycamore streets. The dispute centers on pay scale with Hazen denying a strike and a proposed raise to forty cents an hour while the Arch and Structural Iron League, backed by a Cincinnati Iron League agreement, continues to operate under a twenty four cent wage until April 1 1908. The strike tests union loyalty and possible reallocation of jobs among local iron workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Construction Ironworkers’ Union
L. P. Hazen
Eighth
Sycamore
Architectural and Structural Iron League
Building Trades Council
Iron League of Cincinnati
Hazen
Cincinnati Iron League
Structural
Eighth and
Sycamore Streets
Cincinnati Trust Company
Fresh Air Home Set to Open by June Fifteenth
Fresh Air Farm managers plan a mid June opening as applications pour in from mothers of sick children. Miss Scarborough and Miss Hanna arrange four farm outings with 80, 75, 100, and 45 participants on June 7, 14, 19, and 2. Donations from A. W. Goldsmith to Pauline Workum and others total multiple amounts, plus in kind gifts like clothing and toys. Subscriptions to Robert Clarke's and donations to the office at Fourth and Sycamore streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresh Air Farm
Miss Scarborough
Miss Hanna
A. W. Goldsmith
George Bullock
Charles Shohl
David Philipson
Pauline Workum
Louise
Charles Meishmann
Marcus
Samuel Aub
Julius Fleischmann
M. Gutterman
Goldsmith
Pennsylvania Railroad
James McCrea
Robert Clarke
Fourth
Sycamore
Suits Against O'Hara Rapidly Piling Up
Providence real estate dealer William R. Fessenden filed suit for 9100 against W. W. O'Hara the turf commissioner. Fessenden obtained an attachment on funds he says are deposited in Market National and Union Savings Banks. This follows five similar actions in the past week. Attorney Ben H. Cox represents Fessenden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Fessenden
W. W. O'Hara
Union Trust
Fessenden
O’hara
National
Union Savings
O'Hara
Ben H. Cox
Relatives Claim Reinhart Influenced Mrs Stengel Will
A suit filed to break Minnie Stengel’s will alleges she was unduly influenced by William Reinhart a West Fifth street saloon keeper. The will left $7000 to Reinhart while John Stengel’s brothers Louis Gottlieb and George challenge the document citing Reinhart’s alleged manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Stengel
William Reinhart
West Fifth Street
Louis, Gottlieb
George Stengel
John Stengel
Fleischmann
Sedamsville
Reinhart
Stengels
Stengel
Frederick K Horman to be buried in German Protestant Cemetery
The funeral for Frederick K. Horman who died Sunday will be held at 2 30 PM at his Mt Adams home with burial by the Knights of Pythias and George H. Thomas Post G A R. Relatives consented to interment in the Horman family plot in Walnut Hills German Protestant Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick K. Horman
Russell Street
Mt. Adams
Knights of Pythias
George H. Thomas Post
Smits Sues Traction Company Over Injured Mare
Leopold Hilb sues the Cincinnati Traction Company in the Superior Court to recover 179 dollars for the value of a mare named Bess and veterinary costs after the horse was struck by a street car at Fifth and Plum streets last March. Katherine Albert sues the traction company for 10000 dollars seeking damages from an incident on a sheet caravan near a College car camp where she alleges internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shealas
Petticoats Described In Muslin With Lace Trim Details
Clothing item notes muslin Petticoats with tucked hems and hemstitched ruffle or lace trim. Mention of fabric details and decorative edging appears in the brief descriptor.
Woman Receives New Nose in City Hospital Surgery
Mrs. Louisa Ruschutte of 2209 Boone Street underwent a pioneering nasal reconstruction at City Hospital after April admission for an atrophied nose. Surgeons used cheek tissue to form a nasal bridge, aiming for eventual integration with her bloodstream and facial function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Ruschutte
Boone Street
Chicago
Weekend excursion to Natural Bridge by L and N train
Special train departs Fourth Street Station at 7 15 a m Sunday June 8 for Natural Bridge with grand mountain scenery boating and fishing. Stops at Cynthiana Paris and Winchester. Round trip fare 1 50 to Natural Bridge and back via L and N R R K C division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C
Fourth Street
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
Injured Black Man Hunted After Attempt to Enter Marshal’s Home
James Adams, a Black man, was shot while trying to gain admittance to United States Marshal Fagin’s residence. A bullet struck from temple to ear, and police say he hides with Mrs. Jane Mosby on Accommodation Street as officers plan arrest. An unrelated ad-like contest offer urges readers to share brains for odds prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Adams
United States
Fagin
Jame
Jane Mosby
Accommodation Street
Trolley Cars Granted Right of Way by City Board
The Board of Legislation approved an ordinance giving street cars right of way and making obstructing a street car in transit punishable by fine. The vote was 20 to 9 after debates with opponents citing hardships for teamsters and existing ordinances. Also approved were bonds of 200000 for street repairs and 50000 for park improvements amid contest notes and a 3490000 prize contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Legislation
Committee
Bauer
Mullen
Granger
Wuebben
Schweninger
Valerius
Traction Company
Teamsters
Emert
Taxpayers’ Association
Tuke
Brighton branch site urged by local resident
Jacob Cormany representing Brighton appeared before the Public Library Board to advocate Spring Grove avenue north of Harrison avenue as the best central location for a neighborhood branch. The delegation was the last to speak as the board plans to review all recommended sites this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Cormany
Brighton
The
Public Library
Spring Grove Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Think It Over No More Subscribe for Tribune Offer
A nudge invites readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune and send in an estimate to clear their thoughts. The message emphasizes action and relief by joining the publication’s subscriber base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Simple funeral arrangements for A G Corre in Cincinnati
The death of A G Corre, president of the A G Corre Hotel Company, drew wide notice in Cincinnati. Funeral plans were set for Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Spring Grove Cemetery with six active and eight honorary pallbearers and body lying in state at the Gibson House from 10 a.m. to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Corre
A. G. Corre Hotel Company
Cincinnati
Cornelius A. Burkhardt
Allan W. Granger
Grandview
Price Hill
Corre’s
Spring Grove Cemetery
Charles F. Goss
Grand Hotel
Gibson House
John H. Kuhn
Albert Maxwell
Charles H. Miller
James Brannon
C. T. Hughes
Geo. Conrad
Kuhn
Corre
Mr. Maxwell
Warren J. Lynch
F. B. Morse
C. B. Ryan
J. Stacy Hill
James Allison
E. F. Osborne
Chas. E. Page
James J. Muir
Glenn Corre
Asheville
N. C
Louise
Boston
Wife Seeks Alimony After Husband Eloped With Another Woman
Mrs. Margaret Wagner files an alimony suit naming Charles Wagner once a Philadelphia hotel keeper who later ran a hotel on Spring Grove Avenue and now a saloon at Kirby and Frederick. She alleges a domestic servant named Mary Wagner caused the separation before the couple eloped to the city in 1896. An injunction blocks Wagner and the other woman from drawing money or assigning a life policy. The couple has one married daughter in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wagner
Bates & Meyer
Charles Wagner
Wagner
Central Hotel
Spring Grove Avenue
Kirby Avenue
Frederick Road
Philadelphia
Spiegel
Wagners
Daugher
Mrs Frank Guild Arrested on Firearm Charge at Dennison Hotel
Mrs Frank Guild was arrested yesterday by Detectives Crim and Kincaide on a warrant from Mrs Muscroft accusing her of pointing firearms. Guild claimed she was in bed at the Dennison Hotel and did not leave until later, clerk denial of being summoned. She was held briefly, then released on bond to appear in Police Court at 10 am today as the sensational trial looms amid rival suspicions involving banker Mr Guild and Mrs Muscroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Guild
Crim and Kincaid
Mrs. Muscroft
Mrs. Guild
Dennison
Poli¢E
Johnstone
Guild
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Structural Iron Workers
Independent Union
Fred Horman
K. of P
Gingham Petticoats
Namsook
Wallace
Torchon
Long Kimonas
Doctors Supply
Cormany
Mus
Horsford
LE Boutillier & Simpson CO
OUR
le Boutilier & Simpson Co
Hotel Empire
Stockton Hotel
Stockton
Cape May, NJ
Hotel Normandie
Washington, D.C
S-W. and
ILL
CEN
R. R
Ohio
Shiloh Battlefield
Tenn
S-W. R
Illinois Central R. R
Paducah
Vine St
Corner Arcade
Vine Streets
Broadway
N.Y
Grand Central
Empire
9Th Avenue
W. Johnson
Quinn, Prop
Hygeia Mfg. CO
EIA MA
Rampact
Pepsin
CS de
Tel. Main
Milwaukee
the Globe-Wernicke CO
GobeWernicke
Union Pacific
Orsford
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
W. Connor
E. 4Th Street
Everett House
WM. M. Bates
New York
Everett
Lion Building
E. Cor
5Th and
Elmets
Wm. F. Beyreiss
Ak Druggi
Sen
Marvel CO
Boom + Times
Kohmescher’s Rubber
Dow’s
Serodino’s Pharmacy
Walnut
Wilmot J. Hall, Cor
Windsor
Cape May
N. J
C. B. Reeves
Block Island
Ocean View Hotel
F. H. Cundall
East Greenwich
R. I
St. Lawrence River
N. Y
Thousand Islands
Spring Lake, N. J
Allaire
Ocean
E. M. Richardson
Brookside Inn
W. VA
West Virginia
E. J. Kirkpatrick
Atlantic City, N. J
Miller Cottage
J. H. Miller
Wiltshire
Virginia
Beach
Atlantic City
N.J
Phorbus
Ziegler
Liberati Ban
A. Liberatli
Game Y
Hound Tate
Satonia
Jockey Club
L. & N. Railway
Fourth and
Smith St
Fountain Square
Wielert’s Pavilion
Weber Grand Orchestra
Louis Weigand
Vine-Clifton
Vine-Norwood
Dentists
Miladelphia
4Th St
St. Nicholes
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