Lease Talk Baffles Cincinnati Traction Deal on Green Line
Cincinnati Newport Covington street railway directors meet at Fleischmann & Co to hear Cincinnati Traction's lease proposal. Officials debate guarantees of 5 to 6 percent with stockholder interests and Kentucky Ohio tolls shaping the potential lease terms. Senator Foraker declines comment while stockholders weigh negotiating positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Street Railway Company
Fleischmann & Co
Plum Street
Cincinnati Traction Company
Commercial Tribune
James C. Ernst
James M. Hutton
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Company
Ohio Corporation
Fountain Square
South Covington & Cincinnati Company
Kentucky Corporation
Cincinnati & Newport Ce
Old
Newport & Cincinnati Company
Kentucky
Cincinnati
West Covington and Ludlow
Covington and Rosedale
Covington and Clatonia
Newport Electric
C. N. Company
Ohio
Grace Lyncoln Seeks Lockup After Repeated Suicide Attempts
Grace Lyncoln alias Grace Gibson, 27, of 667 George Street, struggles with repeated suicide attempts described as personal crisis mania. After a strong dose of laudanum she was treated at City Hospital where a stomach pump saved her life. she left a singular will and remains in the hospital’s strong ward.
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Grace Lyncoln
Grace Gibson
Grace
George Street
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
A. E. Armstrong
MIT honors Boston Tech graduate Benjamin Miller
Benjamin Miller eighteen son of Dr B F Miller received the Bachelor of Science degree at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He was chosen among six men on the first call for electrical engineers from a large manufacturing company, reflecting top class averages amid many applications from various plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Miller
B. F. Miller
East Eighth Street
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Aged Woman Falls In House. Paralysis Follows
Mrs. Anna Goff, 80, of 445 East Sixth Street, slipped on torn carpet at 8:30 pm inside her home, fell down stairs, and later suffered a stroke-like embolism. She arrived at City Hospital with the left side paralyzed as doctors assess the injury and prognosis.
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Anna Goff
East Sixth Street
Messrs
Margaret Evans
Ada Green
Lillian Pope
Emma Bloomfield
Sue Tinsley
Bessie Bloomfield
Jackson Sparrow
John Berry
Will Berry
Cincinnati
Messrs. and Mesdames
John Omwake
H. E. Matthews
W. L. Chandler
Meggs Crouse
William Shaw
East
Mrs. Hill
Indianapolis
J J HILL'S SON WEDS MISS MAUD VAN C TAYLOR
New York reports the marriage of Louis Warren Hill son of James J Hill to Maud Van Cortlandt Taylor daughter of Van Cortlandt Taylor of St Paul. The ceremony at the bride’s brother Walter C Taylor’s home was officiated by an Archbishop.
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New York
Maud van Cortlandt Taylor
van Cortlandt Taylor
St. Paul
Louis Warren Hill
James J. Hill
Wapirent
Argand
Walter C. Taylor
Guy
Anna M. Curtis
Francis Curtis
Norwood
Cameron Avenue
Frank 8. Hill
Indianapolis
Mr. Graham
Episcopal Church
Mss Curtis
Lilian Taylor
Lafayette
Ind
Henry Huder
William Shively
Annie E. Gates
A. A. Hathaway
Toledo
D. 8. Hill
Ernest Abbot
Henry Lawrence
John B. Cochrum
Cochrum
William H., Archdeacon
George Samuel Blanchard
College Hill
Marie
Lindley Harper Spilard
Dr. Colby
Dayton
C. P. Wagner
John Motz
East End
Katherine Wagner
Wunder
Florence Wagner
Market reacts to lease talks boosting C. N. C. stock
News that cross river lease negotiations with Cincinnati Traction Co would close spurred a rally in C., N. & C. shares. About 400 shares traded near 106 with some as high as 106 1 4. A Kentucky buyer sold 100 shares at 98 before the public hint of the ore lease.
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Cincinnati Traction Company
Kentucky
Green Cars Travel
Spontaneous Fire Case Tied to Child's Death
Louisville doctor cites a claimed spontaneous combustion case in a 4 year old. Burns from dress ignited by lin seed oil and bismuth treated covering. dressing kept on overnight, bed smoke observed, child died from intestinal burns. Dr Woody explains oxidation and confinement caused the blaze.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Samuel E. Woody
Louisville’s
Medical College
B. C. Wilson
Soldier
Kentucky
Woody
Raiser of Church Debts Dies in Chicago at 78
Edward Kimball, famed church debt raiser, died in Chicago at his son’s home aged 78. He began debt relief work in 1877 and retired from business two years later to devote himself to churches nationwide, securing funds to erase about 15 million dollars of indebtedness. His largest single liquidation was 110000 dollars for Dr. Robinson’s Presbyterian Church in New York.
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Edward Kimball
B. H. Kimball
Dwight L. Moody
Kimball
Chicago
United States
Dr. Robinson
Presbyterian Church
New York
New Church Endowment Society Formed For Benevolences
President Richard A. McCurdy of Mutual Life leads a new Church Endowment Society to fund churches hospitals and other institutions through insurance policies. Rev B E Hunter organized it it is endorsed by most Episcopal Bishops with J P Morgan & Co acting as bankers and trustees drawn from bishops and lay leaders.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Church Endowment Society
BE. W. Hunter
St. Anna’s Church
New Orleans
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Chicago
St. Thomas’ Church
St. John the Divine
Columbia University
Levi P. Morton
Elbridge T. Gerry
William.a. Duer
J. P. Morgan & Co
California Fie Syrup Co
Caniorgra Fie Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup CO
Marble workers strike meeting at Richelieu Hall
At a meeting of the striking marble workers in Richelieu Hall last night the outcome pleased attendees. Two firms signed the demanded wage scale and several member speeches were delivered. Philip McDonough of Great Western Marble Works missed his planned address due to other engagements.
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Richelieu Hall
Philip McDonough
Great Western Marble Works
Alumni Chooses Officers The Cincinnati Night
High School Alumni met at Lytle Post Hall and elected officers for the coming year. Charles L. E. Revert is President with Stella E. Robisch as Vice President and Frye as Treasurer. Reehl serves as Secretary E Gradel as Corresponding Secretary John Byrne Budget Editor Charles Ludwig Historian and Robert Sattler as critic. The association counts about 150 members.
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Cincinnati
Lytle Post Hall
Charles L. E. Revert
Stella E. Robisch
Mr. Frye
W. Reehl
E. Gradel
John Byrne
Charles Ludwig
Robert Sattler
First Woman Visited Silent Monks at La Trappe Abbey
A long feature describes the monastic life at the Monastery of La Trappe in Nelson County, its strict rule of silence, guest hospitality, and the stark daily routine. It notes the Governor’s wife visiting and recalls past female visitors, the abbey’s architecture, gardens, and relics, and tells of a French Count who became a Trappist.
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Father Obrecht
Proctor Knott
Knott
God’s
Pee
la Trappe
Orr
Nelson County
Thsemane
France
Ireland
Gethsemane
Silent Guild
Edward
Paris
Books for the Blind Donated to Public Library
Public Library receives three cases of Moon type books donated by William A eater Esq. The Moon type embossing aids touch reading, with characters altered from standard letters for easier tactile distinction.
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William A.eater
William Moon
New Practitioners Admitted to U S Courts
Bertram L. Hitch of Bantam Connecticut and Harry H. Freedman of this city were admitted to practice in the United States Courts yesterday. Humors feed on umors the sooner you get rid of them the better Hood Sarsa parilla is the medicine to take.
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Covington
United States
Bertram L. Hitch
Bantam, C
Harry H. Freedman
Nuptial Season Smoky Gloriously Becomes Cincinnati Weddings
Recap of multiple 1901 Cincinnati marriages. Miss Helen Pogue wed Otis Fisk at Church of Epiphany with a palm altar. The couple planned a East Coast honeymoon and summer at Arbor Point before returning in fall. The page also notes several other weddings, receptions, and social gatherings across Cincinnati, Norwood, and Indianapolis with families and guests listed.
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Miss Pogue
Otis Fisk
Church of Epiphany
Miss Cowan
Messrs
Brooks
Gordon Spéers
Stevenson
Alfred Rodgers
Jurt. James
Jas. Culbertson
Fisk
East
Arbor Point
Cincinnati
Alumnal banquet at Grand Hotel features alumnae book
The Alumnal Association of Cincinnati Wesleyan College will hold its annual meeting and luncheon tomorrow at the Grand Hotel. The program starts 10 30 am with a business session, followed by a banquet at 1 pm with Mrs Elizabeth Herron as toastmaster. A new alumnae book will be sold.
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Cincinnati Wesleyan College
Grand Hotel
Elizabeth Herron
Old Wesleyan College
W. F. Robertson
Mayor Fleischmann Made Honorary Itan Nic Nic Leader
The Itan Nic Nic Society met at the Grand Hotel with hundreds in attendance. Mayor Fleischmann was named the first honorary member of the society for the year. A class of thirty two was initiated and the total membership nears six hundred. The group may seek new quarters and will discuss the fall festival pageant plans at the next meeting. Several secret organizations will provide floats in the pageant.
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Itan Nic Nic Society
Grand Hotel
Fleischmann
Brewers' Association Opens 41st Convention in Buffalo
The United States Brewers' Association began its forty first annual convention in Buffalo New York with President Brand endorsing the board of trustees report. The document denounces revenue stamp perforation tax and calls for tighter organization to influence politics to oppose beer taxes and the army canteen abolition.
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Buffalo
N. Y
United States Brewers’ Association
Brand
Board of Trustees
Moulton Indicted in Shooting Attempt
Richard Haydon Moulton, indicted by the grand jury as Richard H Morris on a May Buckley shooting charge, was discharged on own recognizance by Judge Cowing. He was moved within Bellevue Hospital and will be taken south in coming days with his mother.
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New York
Richard Haydon Moulton
May Buckley
Richard H. Morris
John D. Laffingwell
Indictments Filed in Columbus Grand Jury Session
United States Grand Jury in Columbus returned several indictments. five were suppressed. John A. Flowers faces dynamite shipment charges aboard the Baxter from Marietta to Waverly, West Virginia. Carnahan and associates indicted for impersonating Pension Department agents to sell a naval history book. See A. F. Firestine and S. O. Weeks linked to a mail fraud case involving poultry and Belgian hares. Additional charges include robbing Gravel Bank Post Office, improper letters, and opening a mail sack at Milford Center.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
United States
Bundy
United States Grand Jury
John A. Flowers
Baxter
Marietta
Waverly
W. Va
J. Worth Carnahan
John B. Davis
Robert Winslow
United States Pension Department
Carnahan
Army and Navy Historical Association
Washington
A. F. Firestine
O. Weeks
Bellefontaine
Louis Shears
John Shears
William Fullerton
Gravel Bank
Washington County
Anna R. Hulse
Logan
W. H. Blake
Milford Cener
Father Phillips Died From Natural Causes
A report by analyt ic chemist George A Ferguson found Rev E S Phillips of Hazleton Pa was not poisoned after a death in the rooms of Dr Kirke Stanley. Coroner Baisch released Stanley from custody once the finding was announced.
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New York
George A. Furguson
Phillips
Hazleton
Kirke Stanley
Father Phillips
Stanley
Baisch
Teutonic Captain Denies Ocean Race Rumor
London June 5 At 12 15 the Teutonic reached Queenstown and passengers were surprised by claims it raced the American Line steamer St Paul which left New York the same day The St Paul was reported near Hurst Castle at 2 30 pm The captain and officers dismissed the idea as moonshine and none aboard sought London for the Chamber of Commerce banquet to be held that evening.
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London
Teutonic
Queenstown
St. Paul
New York
Hurst Castle
John W. Mackay
Chamber of Commerce
McKinstry
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Green Line
Corporation of Corporations
Cincinnati Street Ilway
Traction Company
Cincinnati Street Railway
Cincinnati Street
Street
Ernst
Terme
Senator Foraker
Mpart
Num
Deitsch
Deitéch
Deitschganger
Craw
Ralph
Boston Tech
J.J. Hill
Miss Maud van C. Taylor
Evangelist Moody
Church Society
the Mutual Life, of
Helen Pogue
Grand Street
Mr. Eastman
Miss Culbertson
Elizabeth Fisk
Natalie Pogue
Gus Brooks
Stanley Burt
Eldon James
F. W. Stevenson
Randolph, Schindel
Joseph Pogue
Mr. Fisk
Ee Culbertso
Natalie Po
Bessiek
Scoville
Dolph
Leach. Jackson
Sidney Cowan
Ibara Cowan
Lowe Emerson
and Mesdames
Charles Iredell
J. Bower
Harry Emerson
Ruthie Schwab
A. Schwab
Kemper Lane
Louis Lan Wa
Cincinnati Club
Dr. Philipson
Therese Lange
Price Lange
Izadore, Schroder
Julian Schwab
Herberten
Sidney Lange
Clarence “Uder
Charles Untermeyer
Pauline Shroder
Lange
California
Jacob Shroder
Goldberg
Moses Schwab
Alex. Strauss
A. Herman
Louis Shroder
Hyme Jacobs
Ben Rice
D. Shroder
Wildberg
Milton Herz
Terre Newberger
Haute
J. B. Carr
Nashville
Carl Weil
F. _R. Cross
Colum- D. Irmen
Bus
Yer
J. Sachs
Alex
Hirsh
Danville
Madison
Pager
Vienna
Indiana
Eichel
Man-Fickschoand
Detroit
Eile
Minerva Ganz
Evansvie
Adelaide Ganz
Lily Bele Henly
Bertha Kronenbergert
Jennie Sol Gutman
Irvin Hervade
Lie
Sanford Cohen
Milwaukee
Stanley Smith
Sare Beate Osepler
Esse Shroder
Joadie Hirsh
Leo Hirsh
Stanley Klein
Ww Moster
Mary Jenks
Courtland T. Baker
East Fourth Street
Newport
Frederic James Coulter
Laura Vanderheide
W. S. Sterling
Louis Hollmeyer
Adeline Margaret
Will Fielding Cochran
Avondale
Charles ‘Brent Woodall
Artur Weller
George Southgate Lott
Oac Hall
Mesdames
Frank Woodall
George Lott
Kirtley Morris
Ulu Feltman
Lily Woodall
Elizabeth Simrall
Marguerite Ernst
Dorothy Abbott
Lucy Gerrard
Marguerite Laidle
Effie James
Gladys Downard
Helen Southgate
Freda Farnau
Brent Woodall
Chester Grant
H. Weller
Samwell
H. Quackenbush
B. Thompson
Bradford Shinkle
Perkins Kinchloe
K. Walker
A. Griffin
Sweeney Wiggins
Susan Swindler
Louise Simrall
A Martin
V. Garrard
Linnor Gooch
Eleanor Miller
Eleanor At
Minnie Feltman
A. Weller
Hugh Warner
W. Carpenter
F. Hunter
Jules Grant
Wrood
E P. Colville
D. James
Louis Hood
T. Southgate
Inverness
Lilian Noble
Annapolis
Eleanor Carpenter
Knoxville
Jennie Rankin
Jessie Stewart
Aia
Patti Allison
Knox
Emelyn Knapp
Wallace Ewart
Hartwell
Marie Horstman
M. C. McCassy
Camp Washington
Western Avenue
Julia Newberg
Gertrude Schwab
Florence
Schwab
Bertha Schrader
Pauline Schrader
Stella Frankenstein
Julia Hikes Moses
Lena
Hancock
East Third Street
Women of Grace Church
Itan Nic
Brewers’ Association
AT Buffalo
Moulton
San Francisco
Cal
Pittsburg
Pullman
U. S
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