Death at 647 West Seventh street prompts autopsy inquiry
Isaac Newton Brownfield a local sporting figure and ex saloon keeper is found dead in his room at 3447 West Seventh street. Coroner Schwab orders a post mortem to determine cause after initial heart trouble doubts. Surviving relatives include wife Lou Newton and son George Brownfield.
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Schwab
Isaac Brownfield
Haines T
Brownfield
West Seventh Street
Strasham
Sixth
Smith Streets
Isaac Newton Brownfield
Lou Newton
George Street
Dam Baierty
Clinton Street
Mrs. Gray
Haerr
Browferfield
George Brownfield
Mound Street
Saloon Keeper Swears Out Warrant For Hertensteins
Richard Sartorius, a Red Bank saloon keeper, filed warrants against Charles Ulrich Herman Hertenstein for assault and battery after a midnight clash. He contends four men rushed him, attempted robbery, and left him with blackened eyes after restraining them near his saloon.
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Richard Sartorius
Red Bank
Charles
Ulrich
Herman Hertenstein
Red Marsh
Sartorius
Tor
Fake Cavalry Swindle Hits Cincinnati Citizens
An Ohio man circulated subscription lists for a supposed Queen City Troop, claiming militia ties and officer commissions. Russell Pettibone exposed the scheme after recognizing irregularities, the faker fled, and police pursued the culprit amid several forged signatures and a fake $10 entry at Mon’s Pharmacy.
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United States
Ohio
Cincinnati
Queen City
Adjutant General
Pettibone Manufacturing Company
Russell Pettibone
Pettibone
of Mon's
Formulations for Foro-Formalin and Amend As Antiseptic
Eimer and Amend are cited as antiseptic agents for cleansing the mouth and as a tooth wash. The text discusses their use and purported benefits in dental hygiene contexts, noting antiseptic properties.
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Eimer
Trunks Seized Over Ten Dollar Hotel Bill Case
Writ of attachment issued by Squire Dumont in Norwood stems from a ten dollar overdue hotel bill. Charles MacLillie and wife linked to rooms reserved on the European plan at Burnet House and later tracked via Dayton and Cincinnati. Constable Critchell seized trunks and effects, but the couple moved between hotels and left for Detroit with further action pending.
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Squire Dumont
Norwood
Burnet House
Boston
Chas. MacLillie
MacLillie
Hotel Arms
Dayton
Hotel Keepers’ Association
Gem City
Cincinnati
Critchell
Grand Hotel
Detroit
Husband’s drunken fury leads to arrest warrant for blacksmith
Mrs. Guth, wife of Edward Guth of Lockland, told police that her husband spent more on drink than home life. He tore her washed clothes from lines twice, trampling them in the yard and neighboring yards, prompting her to seek a warrant for his arrest.
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Edward Guth
Lockland
Court Sets Aside Rossiter Will Verdict
Judge Pfleger granted a motion to set aside the jury verdict in the Rossiter will case. The late contractor Gregory Rossiter left about 100000 to his sister Mary for life with remainder to St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum in Cumminsville. Nephews and nieces had contested on grounds of undue influence and delusion. the case will be heard again by a new jury.
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Pfleger
Gregory Rossiter
Rossiter
Mary Rossiter
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Cumminsville
W. R. Collins
Otway J. Cosgrave
Dedicating Ohio Monuments at Shiloh Battlefield
A Civil War veterans delegation and families arrived in the city en route to the Shiloh battlefield dedication of Ohio monuments planned for next Friday and Saturday. About fifty delegates gathered at the Grand Hotel with notable figures including R. D. Cole John Mitchell D. Pugh T. J. Lindsay Major J. W. Laughlin N. R. Park Milton Turner and contractor W. E. Hughes who supplied thirty four monuments.
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Ohio
Shiloh Battle Field
Grand Hotel
R. D. Cole
Findlay
John Mitchell
Port Clinton
David Pugh
Columbus
T. J. Lindsay
Washington D. H
J. W. Laughlin
Sidney
N. R. Park
Ada
Milton Turner
Cambridge
W. E. Hughes
Clyde
Change Motive Power On Mt Auburn Line
The old Sycamore street Mt Auburn cable route between Fifth and Woodward is to be relay wired for electric operation. The traction company asked the Board of Public Service for permission, with the City Engineer to review. Electric service is expected to replace the cable, ending the era of cable cars on that line.
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the Traction Company
Board of Public Service
Mt. Auburn
Sycamore Street
Fifth
Woodward Streets
Sycamore
Man Named Charles Lewis Suspected in Bank Check Scam
Police seek a man who identified himself as Charles Lewis a soldier of the Third Infantry. He passed a worthless $15 check at H Sternbergers clothing store 45 West Sixth Street on Tuesday. He bought $2 worth of cods received change and left. The National Bank check used yesterday came back marked No good.
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Charles Lewis
Third Infantry
H. Sternberger
West Sixth Street
National Bank
Roosevelt May Attend Festival as City Plans Visit
Fall Festival Association directors seek to invite President Roosevelt for a special day during the September event in Springfield. A Washington request will be led by Frank W. Foulds with local committees coordinating. The Exposition Committee reports 18,9388 square feet sold and a $78,625 guarantee fund, up from last year, while Music Hall adds more attractions and Swiss Chalet decor highlights the German Village.
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Fall Festival Association
Roosevelt
Springfield
Washington
Frank W. Foulds
Exposition Committee
Turner Society
Hayward
Mannheimer
Switzerland
B M C Trustees Seek to Relieve Mayor on Bonds
The Business Men's Club trustees report about 45000 of 52000 removal bonds subscribed with Mayor Fleischmann guaranteeing the rest. They aim to raise funds without relying on him and assign trustees to urge remaining members to subscribe, aided by prominent club members.
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Business Men's Club
Fleischmann
First Excursion of the Season to Natural Bridge
Special Louisville & Nashville train Sunday June 8 leaves Fourth Street Station at 7:15 a.m. for Natural Bridge Kentucky with stops at Paris and Winchester. Tickets available at Fifth and Vine city office Fourth Street Station and depot office. fare $1.50.
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Louisville & Nashville
R. R
Fourth Street
John and
Smith Streets
Abe
Paris
Winchester
City
Fifth and Vine
Ington
Latonia
Vaughn Believed Dead. Visits Morgue Fail to Recognize
R B Vaughn of 329 East Fourth Street, reported killed by a Big Four train at Coal City last Saturday, reappeared at the morgue yesterday but could not confirm his identity. The fate of the unknown train victim remains tied to a potter's field.
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R. B. Vaughn
East Fourth Street
Coal City
Yesteray
Conto Potter’s Field
National Guard Officers Set for Ohio Meeting in Newark
More than 400 officers from militia groups across Ohio will attend the annual Ohio National Guard Association meeting in Newark. Cincinnati leaders include Colonel Bundy Lieutenant Colonel Lovell Major Proctor and Captains Hake Dunning Arata. Bundy and Hake will present talks on Guard support and troop entrainment.
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Ohio National Guard Association
Newark
Cincinnati
Wm. E. Bundy
Ed. Lovell
John Proctor
Ed. Dana
Chas. Hake, Jr
Robert Dunning
Joseph Arata
Bryan
Bundy
Hake
National Guard
Subscribing to the Commercial Tribune Meant to Ease Minds
A call urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate to get the worry off their minds. The prompt promises mental relief through timely access to the paper.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Many Apply for Cincinnati Hospital Bookkeeper Post
Trustees of the Cincinnati Hospital will fill the vacancy created by Col John W Frazee's resignation at the next meeting. Applicants include Dietrich Bruening Captain Robert Dunning Col E H Lovell Frank Kinker and Bernard with former Oskamp Jewelry employee Brashier among the contenders. The president and mayor will decide, salary may drop from 1200 annually.
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The
Cincinnati Hospital
John W. Frazee
Colonel Frazee
Smith
Fleischmann
Brashier
Oskamp Jewelry Company
Dietrich Bruening
Robert Dunning
E. H. Lovell
Frank Kinker
Bernard
Man Files Divorce Suit Over Wife Refusing Church
Harry Thom Jackson sues for divorce citing Mary Elizabeth Jackson refused to attend church with him since their 1878 Ripley Ohio marriage. He alleges she neglected home, shunned entertaining guests, and insulted him in front of neighbors, seeking full relief under the law through Attorney J Q Martin.
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Mary Elizabeth Jackson
Harry Thomas Jackson
J. Q. Martin
Jacksons
Ripley
Jackson
Delhi to vote on local option over deadly alcohol use
Grabelein died after excessive whisky gin and beer intake in Delhi triggering a local option movement. A petition circulated last week led to a council meeting where a June election for a public test under Beal law was proposed to decide on prohibiting alcohol.
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George V. Grabelein
Delhi
Corry
Main Street Methodist Church
Beal
Whch
Grabelein
Kuntz
Haines
Compromise Reached in Peter Kube Case in Bellefontaine
Miss Mary Cash of Bellefontaine pursued a case against Chicago salesman Peter Kube. He was arrested in Cincinnati and brought to Bellefontaine, bound over on $600 bond. Attorneys settled the matter today with Kube paying $300 to end further trouble.
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Commercial Tribune
Bellefontaine
Peter Kube
Chicago
Mary Cash
Kube
Gibson House
Cincinnati
Justice Hubbard
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