Rioting Follows Car Strike in Town. Police Injured
Officials say rioting began after a patrol car was moved from its street location and entered the company barns. Several policemen were injured as crowds clashed during the unrest occurring late at night amid the strike.
Trolley Strike Ties Pittsfield Streets
Pittsfield Massachusetts voters faced a complete service tie up as street railway carmen staged a strike demanding a one cent per hour raise and a ten hour workday. A settlement was reached late tonight with concessions from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Carmen
Open shop order sparks union meetings in Wheeling area
In Wheeling and Martin's Ferry the open shop order issued by the American Sheet and Tin Plate company will start June 30. It affects about 10 000 workers and union meetings are set for Sunday June 6. The new wage scale with the order is reported to cut pay by 3 to 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Martin’s Ferry
Isaiq
Machinists Likely To Strike Across Baltimore & Ohio Shops
In Baltimore on June 2 reports say a general strike of machinists in all B&O shops, twelve to fourteen plants, may be ordered within twenty four hours. The Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern is not expected to be involved. Blacksmiths and boiler makers may join, sharing intertwined interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Striking Lumber Workers Seize Light Plant in McCloud
Governor Gillett ordered four militia companies to McCloud after a telegram reported 600 lumber workers on strike breached the town light and power plant and forced firemen and engineers to quit. The town suffered loss of light and fire protection as leaders appeared unable to control the strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
McCloud
Gillett
Ate
Nee
Bradbury
Street Car Strike Offer Rejected by Southern Indiana Traction
Evansville reports that a proposal to submit the differences between striking street car men and the Southern Indiana Traction Co to the state labor commission for arbitration was rejected. Ike Hornbrook, on behalf of the strikers, proposed the arbitration at a businessmen meeting. Henry W. Marshall replied there is nothing to arbitrate and the company will not reinstate the strikers as a group, only as individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Southern Indiana Traction Company
State Labor Commission
Ike Hornbrook
Central Labor Union
Henry W. Marshall
Preacher Addresses Brewers on Liquor Control Debate
A preacher criticizes high license laws and New York's Raines act, urging brewers to police their own traffic and lead reform. The United States Brewers' Association board rejects Prohibition exaggerations, calls for a rational middle ground, and notes growing responsible debate among journals and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
Cincinnati
Antisaloon League
United States Brewers’ Association
All Who Would Enjoy Good Health And Laxative Truth
The California Fig Syrup Co promotes right living and timely remedies. It argues that simples remedies, like syrup of figs and elixir of senna, provide genuine laxative effects when used properly and sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Beer Tax Revenue Shows Decline Despite Small Gain
President Julius Liebmann of New York cites a slight increase in malt liquor production for 1908 to 201,669 barrels but calls the trend a marked downward shift from five years of growth. He attributes losses to 1908 panic and after effects, with declines varying by state due to prohibition and dry areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Julius Liebmann
Ohio and Kentucky Postal Appointments Reported
President Taft sent the Senate Ohio post office nominations including Montpelier Frank G Hoskinson New Vienna De Witt Pemberton Weston Charles B Saxby Butler James T McCready Stryker Sylvanus P Louys and Kentucky appointees John Bevins Pike county John T Troeger R M McGuffin Bettie Crawford Randolph Metcalfe county Thomas C Holt for Brocola Ky Senator Dick and Burton announced agreement on the Ohio slate and Senator Bradley endorsed Holt for Brocola noting prompt confirmation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Muwaspy Builpina
Washington
D. C
Commercial Tribune
Taft
Senate
Ohio Post Office
Montpelier
Frank G. Hoskinson
New Vienna
de Witt
Pemberton
Weston
Charles B. Saxby
Butler
James T. McCready
Stryker
Sylvanus P. Louys
Burton
Kentucky
John
Pike County
Sarah N. Bevins
T. B. May
McCarr
John T. Troeger
R. M. McGuffin
Randolph
Metcalfe County
Bettie D. Crawford
J. B. Miller
Bradley
Thomas C. Holt
Brocola
Rock Castle County
Thomas Roberts Located by Covington Detective
Thomas Roberts of Cincinnati, sued for alimony in Hamilton county courts, was found in Covington yesterday by County Detective Richard Salter. He was taken to Speery hospital for treatment. Roberta brothers George Roberts later sought Kenton county aid, and the brother escorted him to police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Roberts
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Covington
Richard Salter
Speery Hospital
George Roberts
Kenton
Thomas
Rose
Bromwell
Sfohn Reed
O'Connell
Theury
Story
Coleman Avery
F. B. Burnett
Tom Johnson
Brenwell
Petite Arveny
Hunt
Arthur George
Common Pleas Court
Fifth and
Main Streets
Robert E. Thome
Joseph C. Thoms
Louis B. Thoms
Thoms
Pete. Thoms
Pollice Court
James Acklin
Central Avenue
McFarland Street
Orie Benson
Acklin
Chattanooga
Benson
McNie Ryan
Sheridan Hotel
East Eighth Street
Thomas Buchanan Read
Sheridan
Frank Farrell
Luccille Clark
Seventh and Broadway
Adolph Infield
William Laux
Henry A. Meyer
William Sheppard
John S. Hagen
Health Department
John Schaubler
John Kuhlmann
Charles Schneider
E. B. Tauber
Fis +O
Bode
Lonnie C. Lewis
John Campbell
Race Street
Campbell
City Hospital
Church urged to take helm of the world
At the forty fourth biennial general synod in Richmond Indiana Rev W Owen preached on The Comprehensiveness of the One Doctrine of Christ Crucified The sermon urged the church to seize leadership amid an era of progress and rising radicalism noting mammon as the worldly god and calling for spiritual direction by the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church In the
United States
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
W. Owen
Hagerstown
Mammon
Love of Contest Possesses Candidates in Lena Neteler Case
Miss Lena Neteler is named amid a political contest story where fervor and public interest take hold of the campaign. The article notes strong feelings and involvement surrounding the candidates.
Contests Spark Sporting Blood Among Local Candidates
The article describes a competitive race stirring candidates with uncertainty and zest. It lists numerous nominees and their sponsors across Cincinnati wards, highlighting strong local engagement and anticipated shifts in support.
The Vote Totals at 8 A M June 2 1909
Ballot counts reported up to 8 A M Wednesday June 2 1909 show totals for the election. Figures reflect early returns from precincts across the city with ongoing tabulation.
Ohio Townships and Villages Listed in Local Notice
A local notice enumerates Hamilton County townships and villages including Lockland Elmwood Place Reading Harrison Colerain and surrounding areas. It names residents Miss Emma McKinney Miss Louise Hoffmann Miss Lena Neteler Miss Emma Hack Mrs Roy Price and Miss Olive Parrett with addresses in Madisonville Deer Park Mount Healthy and other communities. The figures 4404 13231 35975 974 appear as monetary or numeric data in the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symmes
Miamiville
Blue Ash
Montgomery
Camp Dennison
Madeira
Tower Hill
Columbia
Sycamore Townships
Norwood
Pleasant Ridge
Wyoming
Park Place
Woodlawn
Glendale
Crestone
Springdale
Ae Airy
Mount Healthy
Collége de Hill
Emma Hack
Main Street
Madisonville
Apiea
Roy L. Price
Peabody Avenue
Olive Parrétt
Deer Park
Sycamore Township
Cleves
North Send
Addyston
Fernbank
Home City
Mount Washing
Fragmentary list of residents and addresses in Ohio townships
A partial OCR list shows residents and addresses in Newtown Anderson township Pleasant Ridge Norwood and nearby areas. Names include Miss Madge R Jape Miss Nellie Davies Mrs Otmaha F seeker Mrs Hon Brill and others with scattered street addresses and numbers such as 4815 Myrtle Ave and 4438 Heniworth Ave. The numbers 2 085 140 625 21 827 68 848 appear as monetary or census figures in the fragment.
List of names and addresses across Ohio Kentucky counties
A long OCR list details numerous individuals and addresses across Clermont Brown Butler Clinton Meigs and other counties in Ohio and nearby Kentucky. It reads like a register of residents with street numbers and county affiliations, including many named Misses and Mrs. names and scattered city notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Brown Genta
Hamilton
Butler County
Nelle Brick
Oorth Street
Emma B. Rube
Park
Hany Lito
Lillian Tahingtaee
Oxford
Anna Todd
Trenton
Julia
Warren
Clinton
Highland
City Court Refuses Substitute Bond in Lost Security Case
In a landmark ruling Superior Judge Hoffheimer dismissed a bank petition seeking a substitute bond for a misplaced city bond. City officials argued lack of power and equity concerns. The decision notes no proof of destruction, keeping the original bond unreissued and the bank without relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financiers
Rheden
Seabees
Hoffheimer
Geoffrey Goldsmith
City
Paxton, Warrington & Seasongood
Bank
Indiana county listings bohunk and residents in county series
A fragmented Indiana page lists numerous individuals with surnames Waring Meyer Vermilya Trembly Murphy Highley Richey Northlane Rotharmel Lachot Cook and others across counties including Dearborn, Ripley, Bartholomew, Union, Madison, Delaware, Jay, and Wells. It shows addresses in Lawrenceburg Batesville Madison Columbus Muncie Bluffton Portland and other towns with several hundred to thousands in figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie C. Waring
South Clair Street
Lawrenceburg
Coe
Rosa Meyer
Batesville
Lilla M. Vermilya
Brownstown
Jackson County
Frances
Morton Broesart
East Second Street
Madison
SoeLternot
Comney
S.cumbeiics
Cbs
Bula Trembly
Washington Street
Columbus
Bartholomew
Shelby
Hancock
Henry
Rush
Decatur
Wayne
Fayette
Union
Franklin Counties
Laura Murphy
College Corner
Union County
Opal Highley
Liberty
Tao
Wells
Adams
Jay
Randolph
Delaware
Ruth Richey
Muncie
Dela Ware
Marie Northlane
Union City
Randolph County
Martha K. Rotharmel
West Central Street
Bluffton
Accidents Report Multiple City Injuries and Hospital Admissions
A 41 year old woman Katie Kouras fell from a window ledge while cleaning a York street window and suffered a concussion and scalp wound. Joseph Hengehold age 40 sustained a badly burned foot in a gasoline stove explosion. Lillian Smith age 38 injured a hand while preparing dinner. Richard Fischer age 34 in critical condition after a fall on a Walnut street porch. John Gardner age 29 injured when struck by heavy casting and car collision. All were taken to the city hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Kouras
West Liberty Street
York Street
Joseph
Hengehold
Wen Dae
Lillian Smith
Laurel Street
Richard Fischer
Walnut Street
John Gardner
Wales Street
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Ohio and
Speers’ Hospital
Church
S. W. Owen
the Commercial Tribune
Europe
Gene
P.O
Lena Neteler
Johanna Reichel
Thirteenth
Walnut Streets
William G. List
Ohio
Irene Carter Surdo
Stites Avenue
Clara Dauman
Edwards Road
Hyde Park
Alice Fehl
Linwood
John Hofmann
Gilbert Avenue
Nassau Street
Mary D. Woolley
Ingleside Avenue
Marie L. Beckert
Clarion Avenue
Erapeton
Mabel Joyce Evans
St. James Avenue
Dena Klein
Martin Mepage
Nellie Budd
East Twelfth Street
Thirteenth and
Ward Beison
Louise C. Cline
Bremen Street
Louise Weisbrod
Clifton Avenue
May E. Ae
Imma L. Sander
West St. Clair Street
Lillian Gaffga
Nixon Street
Corryyilte
Bay
Sis ‘Wade
Patience J. Hussey
West Seventh Street
Rosalie E. Schmitz
Carlisle and
Mound Street
Katherine Farrell
Garfield Avenue
Lillie Bishop
Carrie Wuebbling
Price Avenue
Augusta M. Stamm
Cheviot Avenue
Afina Wintzinger
Queen City Avenue
Jessie Dell
Pulte’ Reet
CS Cpnspevr
Scheere
James E. Brea
Elmore Stréet
Ft. Bernard
Hamilton County
Jennie Stibbs
Lebanon
Mayme Guthrie
Leesburg
Aie
Trait County
M. Sewel
Cashman
Eartinsville
Clinton County
Scioto
Pike, Ross and Jackson Coul
Dlea
Alice K. Bertsch
Jackson
Kathryn Williams
Eaeh Month
Scioto County
Jennie Warner
Douglas Avenue
Chillicothe
Ross County
Gallia
Lawrence
Meigs
Athens
Hocking and Vinton Coun
Nell Charlotte McLean
Athens County
Lottie Taylor
North
Kenova
Lawrence County
E.secerscus
Mabel Hite
Lancaster Street
Matlettas Fe
Gertrude McCarty
South Second Street
Ironton
Law
May Shafer
Mendenhall
Dayton
Mary Dreher
North Water Street
Miamisburg
Annetta Lachner
East Linden Avenue
Killa Grace Gebhart
Florence Flats
Nettie J. Ellis
Voces
Miami
Darke
Champaign Counties
Canum
Darke County
Miss Cotta
Weaver
Plum Street
Troy
Miami County
Ona Linn
Tippécanoe City
Mary Belle Sater
Greenville
Nellie Fern White
J. Clare Reeke
Mercer
van Wert
Allen
Auglaize
Edith Schmidt
St.ee
Alice Williams
Ithaca
Leona Young
Celina
Mercer County
Margaret McGuire
Clara Beck
South Main Street
Lima
Allen County
Logan
Hardin, Marion
Paulding
Putnam
Lena Sere Lespeie
Putnam County
Edith H. Kemper
eGraft
Logan Causity
Ede Brinkel
Ottawa
Bessie Core
North High Street
Columbus Grove
Put- Pept
Clara Hecker
Marion
Nona Kennedy
West North Street
Hardin
COME
Maekrets
Florence
Dodds
Mad River Street
Bellefontaine
Logan County
Trimble
Carroll
Gallatin
Boone
Grant
Pendleton
Mealle Myrtle
Lena Geyler
Main
A. Henderson
Scott Svenee
Misa Cecilia
Rathman
Kenton County
Olivia Mason Glenn
Glenn
Southern Avenues
Latonia
Rena Pierce
Park Avenue
Studiow
Bertha A. Bentler
Erlanger
Muriel Kelley
Pike Street
City of Newport
Campbell County
Gertrude Coleman
East
Essie Siigman
East Tenth Street
Ruby EB. Cameron
York
Millie Watestierts
Newport
Ee Ee White
Aetistae
Bank 15
the. Plaintiff
Superior Court
F. W. Stinson
Chicago
O'Dell
Spiegel
Stinson
George Plummer
C. W. Hoffman
Thomas J. Cogan
Speigel
Outcast & Hickenlooper
Stingen
Shattuck
John H. Sleck
Highland Avenue
Probate Court
Marig
Victor
Freeman Avenue
Charles B. Hazerling
Peter W. Baehner
Gest Street
West
Liberty Street
McLean Avenue
Cook Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Carthage
Kate Kribe
Indianapolis
Mary Renner
Nashville
Tenn
Testatrix
Julia Huehner
Celia Meyer
Austin Kerms
Ernst W. Huber
Lizzie Moser
Charles Huber
William Elend
Arthur
Eleonora
Mary Baehner
Lulu Weinberg
Edward
Victor Hengerling
Edward Kribs
Catholic Foundling
Mount Alvern
Charles B. Henzerling
Louis Henzerling
Peter Q. Baehner
Charles B. Henzeling
Eedwrin F. Gates
Hartwell
William A. Wilson
Sidney J. Gates
William H. Gates
Louisville
Sarah I. Chaffin
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mary Christopher
Tiithe Christopher
Robert
Harry Christopher
Nettie K. Smith
Marcus Lent
Jonanna Avery
Charles J. Beller
Ida Beller
William Lampe
C. Henry Wolke
Ruth A. Royal
Martha Sedelke
Cushing
Nancy Charlotte Kearsley
Alfred T. Kearsley
Shiveley
Warner
Charlies Minear
Tillie Minear
Minear
Judge Warner
Griffith McKibbon
Gertrude McKibbon
Carrie Hudson
William Hudson
Boisinger & Kapp
Matilda Windsor
Albert Windsor
Henry A
Bic
Caldwell
Sadie Barrett
George Street
Gertrude Ruttledge
United States Court
Keck Manufacturing
Greve
Betwen
Pneumatic Company
John Wentzel
Guardian
John Weneszel
Robert 8
Alfred B. Benedict
Thomas Penn
C. R. Meggison
the Smeden
Charles Reider
Queen City Automobile Co
Jennie Cohn
Ancient Order of United Workmen Et al
Joseph T. Harrison
Moses Ruskin
Baker Gilliam Commission Co
Eastern Fire Ios. Co
Said Moulinier
Bettman & Hunt
Cincinnati Iron and
A. Weiss & Co
C. A. J. Walker
Robert Kuhn
J. H. Rallif
Squire Smedes
F. H. Lawson Co
Louis Zolier
Mary E. Mooney
Ciy
Gamages
Sanford Own
Carrie BE. Hudson
William H. Hudson
Boilsinger & Kapp
H. A. Sufton
Indiana
Dearborn Counties
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