City Eyes Electric Street Lighting Clash of Boards
The Joint Committee on Light reached near agreement on electric lighting specs but hints of a future clash with the Board of Public Service. Key points include underground and overhead districts, candles per lamp, six month start window, and two bid propositions for underground and overhead systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Mullen, Wiebking, McDonough
Schwenninger
O’brien
Board of Legislation
Allison, Johnson and Magly
Board of Public Service
Weisleder
Rother
Mercs
Bioworks Department
Avondale
Clifton
Mullen
Wuebben
Johnson
Ohio
Ecr
Creditors Seek Gold in Involuntary Bankruptcy Case
A petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed in U S District Court by Goth erman & Gibson against Chas Gold a Greenfield clothing merchant owing Cincinnati wholesalers under $1 000 total The case follows transfers of goods to Ike Grosskind and back to Gold with receivership and restraining injunctions arranged as officials seek to place assets with Receiver Irons for court review and a merits hearing next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Gotherman & Gibson Et al
Chas. Gold
Gold
Greenfield
Cincinnati
Ike Grosskind
Cof
Mariana
Ark
Sidney Stricker
Innati
Grosskind
Arkansas
Stricker
Mayor Mackerley
Bstricker
Mr. Grosskind
Mr. Caldwell
Mackerly & Caldwell
Caldwell
Clark
United States
Joseph Irons
Irons
Fagin
Mayor Glazier of Cleves Injured in Runaway
Mayor W H Glazier of Cleves Ohio was badly hurt in a runaway accident as his horse bolted through village streets. The buggy overturned after hitting a fence near the town edge, and the mayor was thrown beneath the horse which fell on him. He sustained three rib fractures and a hip injury. doctors work to ease his pain though fatal outcome is not expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Glazier
Cleves
Cattle Plunge Into Slush After Mill Pens Give Way
Sixteen head of cattle were precipitated into river bank slush when a section of flour at the Fleischmann Distillery pens collapsed. Several animals died before removal, others were extricated after hours of hard work by distillery employees due to heavy afternoon rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleischmann
Boy Struck by Street Car on Main and Liberty Streets
Joseph Hartman, 13, was struck crossing Main at Liberty when a street car hit him. The motorman dropped a fender and dragged the boy a distance before he escaped serious injury. Patrolman Brand took him to 1606 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hartman
Main Street
Liberty Street
Brand
Hayman Will Probated in Probate Court
Estate of late Inspector C T Hayman inventoried at 2 287 67 dollars with secured notes 120 550 67 dollars unsecured notes of 5 687 dollars and other chattels. totaling the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Hayman
Obate Court
Infirmary Appointments Named Miss Farrell and Miss Miller
The County Infirmary directors yesterday appointed Miss Della Farrell as a nurse and Miss Elnora Miller as a teacher at the institution. The notice notes no details about torture or prescription. the rest of the fragment is unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Infirmary
Della Farrell
Elnora Miller
Funeral for Rev Thomas H Pearne Held at Wesley Church
Friends and ministers filled Wesley Methodist Church on Fifth Street yesterday to honor Rev. Thomas Hall Pearne 1820 1901. The service featured tributes from Drs Clark Richards Edmunds Rust and Blodgett with a burial planned near Utica New York. The widow Caroline McDonald and a daughter survive the pioneer preacher who died Saturday night in Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Fifth Street
Thomas Hall Pearne
Davis W. Clark
Thomas H. Pearne
Evanston
Riverside M. E
Pearne
Cotteg
R. Rust
Dr. Blodgett
St. Paul Church
Gervaisé Roughton
Richards
Clark
Edmonds
Rust
Utica
N. Y
Caroline McDonald
Norton
D. K
Riverside
Rowan
Catherine Gilcrist Rowan
Butler Street
St. Thomas Church
Sterritt
Martha
Milton Weet
Kamerum
West Africa
Peter Cappell
Synnestredt
Maria E. Synnestredt
Widows
Walnut Hills
Walker—Samuel
F. W. Smith
Richmond Street
Wessling
George W
John Street
Riggs Deny Involvement in New Cincinnati Eatery
In an injunction hearing before Judge Smith, Leon Riggs and his wife swear they have no stake in the proposed 33 Fifth Street restaurant. They say after selling the Manhattan to the Lockwoods they agreed to a five year restaurant ban in Cincinnati, later transferring the lease to Riggs Brothers and Dolph, who now run the new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood Brothers
Manhattan
Leon Riggs
Fifth Street
8. W. Smith
Lockwoods
Cincinnati
Riggs Brothers
A. C. and
H. L. Riggs
C. T. Dolph
Dolph
Small Railroad Sold to C. D. Robertson
The Cincinnati Northwestern Railroad, seven miles from College Hill Junction to Mt. Healthy, was sold by the heirs of Robert Simpson to ex-Judge C. D. Robertson. Robertson will not name the buyer but speculation points to a traction company seeking access to the city. He denies purchasing for Lower Crosley’s Cleveland road or as part of the Southern Ohio Traction project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Northwestern Railroad
Robert Simpson
College Hill
C. D. Robertson
College Hill Junction
Mt. Healthy
O. J Robertson
Robertson
Lower Crosley
Cleveland Road
Southern Ohio Traction Pees
Loyal Legion Holds Last Meeting at Grand Hotel
The Loyal Legion met at the Grand Hotel last night with fifty members present. Major L. M. Hosea presided and the group will discontinue meetings until October when new rooms at the Masonic Temple will be ready for occupancy. Louis K. DeBus was elected to membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Loyal Legion
Grand Hotel
Masonic Temple
L. M. Hosea
Legion
Louis K. DeBus
Public Service Board Banquet Honors Six Month Results
President Allison and board members Johnson McGuire Magly and ell were hosted at the Queen City Club to celebrate six months of public service progress. Mayor Fleischmann attended as guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Board of Public Service
Messrs
Johnson, McGuire, Magly
Ell
Queen City Club
Fleischmann
Bendix Denies German Widow Claim and Shares
Leon C. Bendix says he is not dead and objects to a German widow situation used to claim about 25 000 marks in his funds plus interest. He says the woman identified as Addie French forged a marriage certificate claiming a 1878 wedding while she was married to French. He has consulted attorney Werner to end the life-claim and stop her access to the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon C. Bendix
Germany
Bendix
Werner
Bendix Avers
Addie French
Big Men of Ben Hur Tribe to Attend Tristate Conclave
Supreme Officers of the Tribe of Ben Hur will travel from Crawfordsville Indiana to Chester Park for a Tristate Conclave next Saturday. Central Committee will escort them to the park for a grand march in Roman costume featuring fifty white clad women with street flowers and a Ben Hur chariot race as described in the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Crawfordsville
Ind
Chester Park
Central Committee
Marriage Licenses Listed For Numerous Local Couples
A long list of marriage licenses shows pairs including Clyde Burnell and Augusta Diller, Wallace Ewart and Evelyn Knapp, Stephen Bresnen and Julia Legali, and many others. Clergy names Rev. Mr. Gilson and Rev. Mr. Slatten appear among officiants for several unions. The couples' ages, occupations, and addresses are noted alongside the ceremony details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Burnell
Ohio Avenue
Augusta Diller
Vine Street
Gilson
Wallace C. Ewart
Richmond Street
Evelyn Knapp
Hartwell
Slatten
Stephen Bresnen
Goodman Street
Julia Legali
Taylor's Creek
O'Meara
Wiliam F. Marizius
Third
Plum Streets
Matilda Horman
Abigail Street
Pohlschneider
Jerry Lehan
East Sixth Street
Elizabeth Georgen
East Third Street
VanKrevel
Walter B. Pettit
McMillan Street
Agnes Worpenberg
West McMillan Street
Frank S. Hill
Townseng Street
Emma Frank
Spring Grove Avenue
Mr. Schmidt
William W. Haigh
Cland Street
Mary A. Goldschmidt
Race Street
Uie Winkler
David W. Werthheim
Everett Street
Margaret A. Easton
Palace Hotel
James W. Payne
Frank P. Heun
Minnie Kuhlmann
Liberty
Hagelskamp
Sivilliam H. Rork
West Fifth Street
Laura Anker
Clinton Street
Einabeth
Tone Robison
Mesile
Ridge
Jaes A
Lilite
Ord
J Pl
Clerks Appointed to Line Between Evansville and Paducah
The following clerks were appointed yesterday to the line between Evansville Indiana and Paducah Charles Magee of Huntington West Virginia to the line south of Pittsburg Kenova and Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeste Feed We Ross
Evansville
Ind
Boone County Men Inva ded Cincinnati
Accidental gathering of twenty or more Boone County Kentucky citizens in a Fifth Street cafe. The group, all Democrats with Colonel Foote a radical Republican, shared Kentucky style conversation for over an hour. Notables listed include Joshua Masters Edward Felix Gaines and Elmo Gaines among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Kentucky
Chascote
Covington
Colonel Foote
Old Boone
Joshua Masters
B.ill. Rice
W. C. Watts
Edward
Felix
West Gaines
Alexander W. Gorn
C. 8. Balsy
James A. Duncan
Elmo Gaines
Robert Johnson
C. A. Gaines
Condition of Rev Dr Runyan Improves
The status of Rev Dr William Runyan was reported much improved last evening after he collapsed during a sermon at the First M E Church Northside on Sunday. He is not expected to resume duties soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Runyan
M. E
Northside
Mixed tonic and notices in a crowded obituary page
An eclectic column lists a tonic recipe with quarter wine glass bitters and iced water, plus sugar. It also advertises life insurance options through T. J. Willison and records multiple death notices and funeral details for several individuals with dates, places, and burial plans across Cincinnati addresses and churches.
Foreclosure petition in Hamilton County Ohio re Victoria Building Assn
The Victoria Building Association No. 1 of Cincinnati files foreclosure in Hamilton County Common Pleas No. 116,044 against property in Hen on County. The docket seeks sale of real estate in Ohio described by Hamilton Turnpike lines and neighboring parcels with June 2 1901 to respond, and legal representation by Mhae & Woost of Cincinnati. Also notices equity suit by Hogan Hess against Carrie Bess seeking divorce on grounds of willful abandonment. Amelia C Craig executrix of estate in Groesbeck May 28 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of the United States
Southern District of Ohio
Western Division
Sarah B. McCluskey
Samuel Barr
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Ohio
Hamilton County
I. J. Miller
Gustav Tafel
John B. Purcell
Considine Avenue
Lehman Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Vv. J. Fagin
United States
Flint Street
Kenner Street
Denman Street
Dalton Avenue
Board of Legislation
City of
Mechanic, Flint,Denman and
Florence Streets
Common Council of
Denman Stree
Datong Avenue
Edwin O. Bathgate
Board of
Edwil E
Henrersom
Cincinnati & Cleveland Railroad Company
Pike Building
Hart
R.B. Hopple
Camp Washington
Township Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Casper W. T. Hopple
Court of Common Pleas
Hopple
Consumers’ Ice and Refrigerating Company
Onla S&ia
W. P. Callahan & Co
Dayton, C
Tilden R
Ice, Refrigera Ers
Coneny
JT & Cassatt
Nice
Bertha Koch
St.uis
Henry B. Losey
Losey
Memphines
Victoria Building Association
Common Pleas Court
County of
Haton
Hamilton Turnpike
Francis Ae
Wm. C. Moe Ues
Robinson
Victoria Building. Association
Mhae & Woost
Johnston Bldg
Carrie Bess
Ashland
Boyd Couny
Kentucky
Hogan Hess
ADS L
Hess
Hogan James B Marson
Plaineff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Broadway
Baymiller
Sir Mullen
Edison Company
Loneny
Ney Ucky
Board of Legislation Committee
Magly
Eggleston Avenue
Fourth
Court
Main
Central Avenue
tSe
Nua
Board of Arbitration
T Persone
Wayengaen
Mr. Johnson
Board of Public Service Committee
LE Boutillier & Simpson CO
India
Foulard Silks
Epen
West Fourth Street
BENDIGS-LOTHMANN/CO
W. H. Glazier
Hayman
Elmer
C. N. W. Road
Rons Y.seeneih Y
E. N Salow
Sailor HA Lad York
New Knox
R. J. Patton CO
John Shillito
Seventh-Street
John Hhillits Company
Commercial Tribune
Count Leo Tolstoi
Dr. Runyan
Dr. Lyon
Mrs. Farrell
T. J. Willison
Blymyer Building
Main St
Michie Bros
James K. Stewart
Cincineres
F. B. Maertz
F.B. Maertz
Inva
City Hall
Plum St
W. R. Seyberth
W.R. Seyberth
Adam Schraffenberger
Elm St
Tel. Main
R. J. Patton
East Fourth Street
Fairmount
Seeters
Um. Glagher
Ezekiel. & Bernheim CO
Indiana
P.m. Randle
St. Nicholas Hotel
Race
Banasch & Word
Sheriff’s Sale
Sheriff’s
Sheriff’s Office
Colerain Ave
Jessamine
Fipple Street
Spee Grove Avenue
Sheriff's Adv
Meis
Thomas
Taylor
Chas. Weidner, JR
Kramer & Kramer
Burch & Johnson
U.S W
Wilmington, Sabina
Washington
D. H
MT. Sterling
Columbus
Union Depot
S. E. Cor
4Th and Vine Ats
United States of America
Southern District of
United States Circuit Court
H. J. Weiler CO
H. J. Weiler
Easine
Fasine
Tism Co
Cincinnati, O
Walnut
Hills Lod
A. M
Broher
Sac
K. Norton
A. G Wicker
W. M
Charles W. Ottr
Masonic
Carthage
Carthee Ohio
German National Bank
Cliff Street
State of
Ai Sead Cae Ci
Thawe
Toesbeam County
Ted
Groesbeck
Amelia C
A Craig
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