Man with gun wanted in Holmes case at private hospital
Frank Freeze, threated to shoot at Dr C R Holmes private hospital on Eighth street in Cincinnati. He entered claiming to seek treatment for his wife Mrs Freeze and paced with a revolver while officers arrived. Freeze, a Springfield foundry worker separated from his wife, was held on carrying concealed weapons and awaits further word from his hometown authorities.
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Frank Freeze
Europe
C. R. Holmes
Freeze
Holmes
Eighth Street
Middletown
Springfield
Dr. Holmes’ Hospital
Castle
Police
Bulmer
Jones
Dr. Holmes
Thompson
Deitsch
Geo. M. Verity
Fieace
Ils E
Central Station
Newport
Unknown man Treese puzzles Springfield officials
Despatch reports Frank Treese is not known by timekeepers at local machine shops the City Directory or the police. Authorities have no record of him.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield, CO
Frank Treese
Court of Appeals Opens June Term With Several Appeals
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals convenes for the June term with Judge Day absent. Judge Clark of Tennessee will sit with Judges Lurton and Severens. Decisions today include Fidelity and Casualty Co. v Freeman and others. James Considine seeks a new trial in the Granville post office case.
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States Circuit Court of Appeals
William Day
Clark
Tennessee
Lurton
Severens
Fidelity and Casualty Company
F. Freeman
Kieming
McCarthy
Mastydon Tron Company
Henry Lay
Newman and Wife
Sch
Roberts Signal Possible Departure From Erie Railroad
Rumors circulated in railroad circles that D. I. Roberts General Passenger Agent of the Erie Railroad in New York may resign soon. Locally at Erie Panagia offices no confirmation was found, and officials expect changes with President Underwood likely bringing staff shifts.
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D. I. Roberts
Erie Railroad
New York
The
Erie Panagia
Underwood
Roberts
Arts
Erie Lines
Lehigh Valley Rail Offers Vestibuled Through Trains
The Lehigh Valley Railroad provides comfortable travel with vestibuled limited trains from Buffalo and Chicago to New York via Niagara Falls. Dining car service is available a la carte. Stop-overs allowed at Buffalo on through tickets to New York and Philadelphia via this line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Buffalo
Chicago
West
Niagara Falls
New York
Philadelphia
Westwood Couple Wed In Quiet Harris on Ceremony
It became known yesterday that Miss May Murray and Mr. Harry E. Bell, both of Westwood, were quietly married last Tuesday at Harrivison. Rev. T. D. Moore officiated.
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May Murray
Harry E. Bell
Westwood
Harrivson
T. D. Moore
Strike Deadlock Unbroken as Marble Workers Unique Victory Emerges
The strike by machinists against manufacturers enters a third week with no settlement. About 700 more men received weekly strike support as unions ready extra funds and moral backing. Marble workers win a scale concession at Philip McDonough plant, signaling possible broader union adherence.
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Machinists
Building Trades Council
Central Labor Council
International Machinists’ Organization
American Federation of Labor
Frank Rist
Philip McDonough
City Trustees Wipe Out $1 Million in Bonded Debt
The Trustees of the Sinking Fund yesterday canceled $1,000,000 of city bonds and sent checks to bank holders. Recalled issues include City Hall bonds from 1891, Water Works bonds, pavement bonds, Westwood Town Hall bonds, and a $12,500 firemen's pension fund bond. Interest savings will follow.
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Carroll
City Hall
Westwood Town Hall
METHODIST BISHOPS WILL CONVENE HERE
The Evangelical Alliance authorized a ministers committee to secure a tent for summer outdoor meetings. Methodist ministers met at Wiley Chapel as Bishop John Walden announced the semi annual meeting of the Methodist Episcopal Bishops to be held in this city next October lasting a week. A resolution on Rev. Dr. Thomas Pearne's death was adopted and teachers plan to attend his funeral en masse at Wesley Church tomorrow at 1 45 PM.
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Alance
Wiley Chapel
Jonh Walden
Methodist Episcopal Bishops
Thomas Pearne
Jesse Bowman Young
Wesley Church
Fifth Street
Angry Policeman One Shot and Dead Dog
A patrolman encounters a large black dog near 43 Lakewood Avenue, the OConnor home, and fires killing the animal. The incident is described as a warning that dogs attacking police may be fatally shot. The piece notes the dog bite risk and references Mrs. OConnor.
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O'Connor
Woman arraigned on counterfeit dollar charge
Emma Pratt, wife of a driver, appeared before Commissioner Adler on a counterfeit money charge. The bill was proved fake, she claimed she received it in change in the market but could not name the giver. She was dismissed.
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Emma Pratt
Adler
Beaumont's Queen & Crescent Announces Car Deals
In Beaumont Texas the Queen and Crescent moate advertises fast schedules and low rates with a single win of cars. Ticket office located at Fourth and Race.
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Queen & Crescent Moate
Arsenic refinery plans touted for Cincinnati
Adrian F. Kirkpatrick and Charles H. Little of Tacoma Mines visit Cincinnati to drum up local investment for an arsenic refinery. The plan envisions a $30,000 plant to process high grade def tos and supply domestic demand, with Cincinnati Industrial Bureau and city bankers showing interest.
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Cincinnati
Adrian F. Kirkpatrick
Charles H. Little
Mineral Creek Mining and Smelting Company
Tacoma
Wash
Cincinnati Industrial Bureau
Spain
Saxony
Japan
Kirkpatrick
Adams County
United States
Messrs. Kirkpatrick
Little
F. C. Grote
Powel Crosley Letter On Railroad Franchise Proceedings
The Board of Legislation received Powel Crosley’s letter detailing steps from May 6 to May 27 on a proposed railroad branch along Colerain avenue Kirby and Badgley road. Mr Mullen called the letter sarcastic noting it referred to a branch line without a main franchise. the communication was sent to the Street Railway Committee for action.
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Board of Legislation
Powel Crosley
Colerain Avenue
Kirby
T Street Raiilway
Ittee
Mullen
Crosley
Street Railway
Death of Miss Elizabeth Parrott Sifts Through Columbus Kin
Miss Elizabeth Parrott daughter of the late Colonel Charles Parrott of Columbus died suddenly at a hospital after being taken from a train at the Little Miami Depot. Relatives, including two Miss Wetmore cousins, learned of the death only upon arrival in Cincinnati and arranged for the body to be shipped to Dayton for burial. Grace Wetmore noted illness had plagued Parrott and a homeward trip proved fatal amid climate change.
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Elizabeth Parrott
Charles’ Parrott
Columbus
Hospital
Miss Parrott
Little Miami
Colonel Frazee
Parrott
Cincinnati
Miss Wetmores
Dwight Marfield
Dayton
Grace Wetmore
Pass Christian
Forged Father's Name Led to Cincinnati Arrest
William H. Wagner, son of a wholesale grocer in Frankfort Kentucky, was arrested by Detective Kinkaid on forgery charges after checks totaling about 150 dollars. He claimed he needed the money for a purpose and said his father refused. While in Cincinnati he posed as a jockey to gain line with respectable parents.
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William H. Wagner
Frankfort
Kinkaid
Wagner Pere
Cincinnati
Gerdes Hotel
Arative Kinkaid
Yesverens
Fourth Street
Agner
Unclear medical case prompts second major operation
The text reports that Mr. Alex 8S. Wolf’s wife was confined at home for several days and an initial Gourais tight foot procedure gave only temporary relief. A more serious operation was deemed necessary and performed the latter part of last week, with a further operation decided by the attending physician yesterday for the latter part of this week.
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Alex
Wolf
Decennial Board Organizes as City Board of Review
The City Decennial Board organized yesterday as a Board of Review. John Morris was elected President, Senator Washburn Vice President, and Auditor Lewis Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morris
Washburn
Lewis
Boundaries and funding debated by Union Board of High Schools
The Union Board deliberated district boundaries and school funding. It endorsed new boundaries for Woodward Walnut Hills and Hughes, approved salaries and staff expansions, and deferred changes to board rules. The medals policy was debated with Haas award upheld then medals to be discontinued, and Joseph protested this outcome.
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Union Board of High Schools
Woodward
Ohio River
Plum Street
Plum Ta Canal
Corporation
Florence Avenue
Edea Rk
Washington Street
Walnut Hills
North Corporation Lne
Main Avenue
Paddock Road
Florence Avenuue
Eden Park
Washington
E Ohiover
East Corporation
Reading Road
Hughes
Miami Canal
Boundary Committee
Walnut Hill
Seers Bedoa Tans
Aes
Marcus A. Haas
Boone
H.-.joseph
Bishop
Haas
Boen
Keller
Joseph
Allie
No Mail Automobiles Here Says Cincinnati Post Office
Postmaster Monfort states no plan to replace horses with automobiles for mail collection. Officials cite higher costs and satisfactory current service. He expects to request twenty additional staff, including carriers, and may seek support in Ashington if needed.
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Cincinnati
Monfort
Chicago
Tes
Ashington
Business Men's Club Reorganizes for Better Service
At a special meeting the House Committee assigned H D Crane to supervise the restaurant department E B Overman to supervise grillroom wines and cigars and J G Wright to oversee the whole house The changes accompany a new superintendent Geo H Robinson and next week the Dilliard equipment will be installed with extended telephone service branch bellboy on each floor revised menu service and new uniforms for staff.
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House
Business Men’s Club
H. D. Crane
BE. V. Overman
J. Gano Wright
Geo. H. Robinson
Cincinnati Boy Gains Honors at College
J Bradford Laws eldest son of Harry L Laws head of firms in Cincinnati and New Orleans and president of the Commercial Club of Cincinnati was graduated with high honors from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology receiving the degree of bachelor of sciences The Boston tech leaders MIT is cited as the leading institution of its kind in the country and the son is praised for his achievement.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
J. Bradford Laws
Harry L. Laws
James H. Laws & Co
Cincinnati
Harry L. Laws & Co
New Orleans
Commercial Club of Cincinnati
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston Echnology
Laws
Jessie Carved Lizzie to Queen's Own Taste
Lizzie Moss, a colored resident of Ganoalley, was injured by Jessie Carter who cut her twice on the right arm and once on the face and body. The police report says Moss was only slightly injured and described as wandering to other fire sides along the levee. Carter fled and was pursued. Lizzie remained under hospital care with authorities noting the assault.
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Lizzie Moss
Lizzie
Ganoalley
Jessie Carter
Jessie
Lizzie Ted
Mote T
Sausa
Linsie
Idle Worker Faces Court Over Union Benefit Claim
A novel case will be called in Police Court this morning against Clemens Schulte, a Journeymen Tailors' Union member from Garrard Street Covington. An affidavit claims Schulte misrepresented being out of work April 6 to 20 and obtained $18 in benefit money while employed, charging him with obtaining money by false pretense.
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Clemens Schulte
Schulte
Journeymen Tailors’ Union
Garrard Street
Covington
Gospel Mission Anniversary at 513 Plum Street
The People's Gospel Mission marks an anniversary this evening at 513 Plum Street with addresses by Rev. Mr. Spybey of Asbury Church and Dr. Davis W. Clark presiding elder of the M. E. Church. Rich red blood naturally results from taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. It tones the whole system.
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People’s Gospel Mission
Plum Street
Mr. Spybey
Asbury Church
Davis W. Clark
M. E. Church
Hood
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Man With Gun
Court OF Appeals
Erie Road
Marble Workers
Winl Point
Pearne
Beaumont, Texas
Mr. Mullen
William Wagner
Franfort, Ky
Wolf Haga
Union Board
Queen
Burlington
Hutt
California
St. Louis
Burlington’s
Colorado
W. M. Shaw
D.P.A
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L.w.wakeley
G. P.A
French Lick
West Baden
S. E. Cor
Fourth and Vine Streets
UNION
Journeyman Tailor
Reeder
Union Trust Bldg
Rockwell-Wabash
Levy & White
East Fourtl
Stockton Hotel
Stockton
H.m.cake
Hotel Normandie
Washington, B. C
DR. W. S- Burkhart
Everett House
Wm.m. Bates
B.L.M. Bates
Marvel
Times
York
J. H.kohmescher & G0
Knabe
Manhattan
Firth St
Ocean Steamers
A. E. Outerbridge & CO
Madame Fredin's
Madison Road
East Walnui Hills
College of Music of Cincinnati
College of Music
Lyceum
Odeon
Dept. 4
College.of Music OF Cincinnati
ART Academy
U. S W
Wilmington, Sabina
D. H
MT. Sterling
Union Depot
Gospel Mission Anniversary
Frank G. Carpenter
Richfield Springs
N.Y Am
Famous Health
Barlington
ST. James Hotel
Battingsen
27Th St
Broadway
M. Harle & Son
Pequot House
Seaore
Allen & Hager
Kent
Lakewood-on-Chautauqua
S D
Lake Chautauqua
L. W. Maxson
Lakewood
N. Y
Point Comfort
Ocean View Hotel
C. Cundall
East Greenwich
BE. L
Park
St. Lawrence River
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence
Gananoque
Ont
AMER
New Jersey
Serine Rare Lake
N. J. Saeneeee Golf
Richardson
Atlantic City, N. J
Eversthin
EE Rittenhouse
Neersey Avenue
H. G. Hallinger
Grand Atlantic Hotel
Wingat
Avenue God Bps
Atlantic City
Charles
Cope
Royal Palace Hotel
Atlantic City,n. J
Ocean and
Pacific Ave
F. N. Pike
Rudolf
Ocean Front
N. J
Chas. R. Myers
Miller Cottage
Lantie City
L H. Miller
Asbury Park, N. J
West F End Hotel
Ocean Ne An Wie
Coleman House
SEA Girt
Tremont
I. S&s. Hinkson
Buffalo, N. Y
Gruener
Richelieu
Exposition
A. T. Stewart
Mooney
Epworth
Assentiea
Vastrons
Epworth Hotel
Bidwell Park
Bidwell Parkway
N. Y. Jos
V. Darcy
Riverside
White's
Indianapolis
Chester Park Sarz
White Rats
Tuxedo Lady Orchestra
Styx
Hills High School
Justin
Neoute
REDS
Brooklyns
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