Notable Visitors and Business Traffic Reported in City
The city welcomed Dr. Albert Nash invited to West Point graduation by Colonel A L Mills. Delegations from St Louis Paris Ky Pittsburg Detroit and Beaumont Tex were noted at the Grand and St Nicholas hotels. A Lake Shore and New York Central fast train plan, payroll notes, and health updates on General Manager Murphy featured among the bulk of sightseeing and business chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nash
A. L. Mills
West Point
John H. Hendley
St. Louis
B. M. Renick
Paris
Max Bebolt
Pittsburg
J. W. Gault
Detroit
C. J. Haigh
Buffalo
Warren J. Lynch
Big Four
Lake Shore
New York Central
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Murphy
C. N. O. & T. P. Railroad
Spencer
Mr. Murphy
Milton Joseph
Salt Lake City
St. Nicholas
Mr. Joseph
President Hdyes
West Sixth Street
Mound
Cutter Streets
Hayes
Utah
Ten Minds Compete for $34,000 Prize Contest
An advertisement urges readers to recruit nine friends to submit estimates and join a brain exchange to boost chances in a $34 000 contest offering 1 490 prizes. The copy touts the idea that ten minds work better than one and promises increased opportunity through collective participation.
Millcreek Valley notes factory closure and local business actions
The Hess Axle Company of Carthage closed indefinitely due to steel shortages, affecting about 200 ironworkers though the spring works remain open. Springfield Township selects Edward Woodruff as Justice of the Peace after ballots. Glendale Council awards sprinkling contract for summer and approves street carts. Public pipe installation requests and lamp complaints arise as the Christian Endeavor Society plans a Carthage Fair Grounds outing with races and a baseball game tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess Axle Company
Carthage
Hess Concern
Spring Works
Springfield Township
Edward Woodruff
Hartwell
William Morrow
Rankinview
Joe Blackburn
Woodruff
Glendale
Philip Freyhoff
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Christian Endeavor Society of
Millcreek Valley
Carthage Fair Grounds
Estimating Contest Lets Nine Friends Claim Prizes
The notice describes a contest with 1490 chances to win a prize and nine friends each contributing an estimate. Each participant has ten chances of winning in one of the prizes, totaling 14900 opportunities to win portions of a $24000 fund.
Incorporations Filed Across Ohio Institutions and Firms
The Despatch reports filings with the Secretary of State on June 5. New entities include The Tre garden Coal Company in Cleveland with 100 000 capital stock, The C D Resler Electric Light and Power Company in Caledonia with 5 000 capital stock, East Liverpool Brick Manufacturing Company with 100 000 capital stock, and Ascher Fox Company in Cincinnati with unknown capital. Public figures cited include R Park Albert Viena George S Browne E A Jones and John F McLundy. Woodlawn Church United Brethren in Deshler. Akron Railway Company and Buckeye Cotton Oil Company referenced amid varied stock totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
UMBUS
Secretary of
Tregarden Coal Company
Cleveland
Capital
C. D. Resler ‘Electric Light and Power Company
Caledonia
Ce Ital
East Liverpool
Cramer Sues Bishop in Supreme Court for Dissolution and Receiver
Erwin L. Cramer files suit in the Superior Court yesterday seeking dissolution of partnership with Isaac Bishop and the appointment of a receiver. He demands an accounting from Bishop and is represented by attorney C. W. Rattmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin L. Cramer
Sunior
Bishop
Cramer
Isaac Bishop
C. W. Rattermann
Clemency Plea for Taylor Women Rooted in Mercy and Public Welfare
Milton R. Scott requests Governor Nash consider clemency for Mrs. and Miss Frances L. Taylor. He notes the restored child Margaret and urges weighing mercy against legal findings, urging executive clemency or commutation to spare further suffering while respecting the Board of Pardons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Milton R. Scott
Nash
George K. Nash
Frances L. Taylor
Margaret Taylor
Mercy
Board of Pardons
May Tennant Taylor
Little Margaret
Rs.eee
Milton R
Newark, O
Rebate of Taxes for Tobacco Dealers
United States Internal Revenue Collector Bettmann reported that blanks will be distributed to tobacco manufacturers and dealers for stock inventory as part of a rebate program. Blanks due back by July 1. The rebate covers original and unbroken packages with taxes higher than six cents per pound, excluding certain pre 1898 taxed goods and specific three cent per pound additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Internal Revenue
Bettmann
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington
Movement Against Ramshackle Tenements Begins
The Building Inspector has started a campaign against unsafe ramshackle houses with five condemnations this week and a frame building at No. 523 Charlotte Street ordered torn down. The property owner is Mary E. Gamble of 422 Clark Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Legislation
Charlotte Street
Mary E. Gamble
Clark Street
Prohibitionists Denounce Democrats At Kansas Convention
Kansas Prohibitionists met in Hutchinson with about one hundred delegates. The platform declares the Democratic State party fears to enforce liquor laws and the State officers fear to enforce the law. Rev. F W Emerson of Shawnee County headed the ticket for coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Democratic State Party
F. W. Emerson
Shawnee County
Receiver Appointed for Brand horst Werthheimer Shoe Co
The Superior Court appointed Abe Godshaw as receiver for the Brand horst Werthheimer Shoe Company of Pear Street on the petition of Nathan F Werthheimer and Charles Wolentarsky with Edward F and Adolph H Brandhorst in the firm. The new company began last February to manufacture children's shoes amid irreconcilable differences. Assets are listed at $15 000 with liabilities of $10 000. Attorneys Cohen and Mack represent the petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Godshaw
Brandhorst-Werthheimer Shoe Company
Pear! Street
Nathan F. Werthheimer
Charles Wolentarsky
Edward F
Adolph H. Brandhorst
Cohen & Mack
Subscriptions Pushed for Quick Relief from Worries
The Commercial Tribune urges readers to subscribe by sending in an estimate to ease mental burdens and curb lingering concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Northwestern RY Elects Officers at Annual Stockholders Meeting
W K Vanderbilt and other railroad leaders attend Chicago & Northwestern Railway annual meeting. Officers elected include Marvin Hughitt president E E Osborn vice president and secretary S O Howe treasurer and assistant secretary J B Redfield assistant secretary and treasurer R H Williams assistant treasurer and second assistant secretary. Directors chosen for three years include W K Vanderbilt F W Vanderbilt H McK Twombly Marshall Field Byron L. Smith Cyrus H. McCormick. Executive Committee named with Field Hughitt Depew Barger Twombly Kimball Vanderbilt and Fargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W.K. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Railroad
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
W. K. Vanderbilt
C. M. Depew
H. McK. Twombly
W. H. Newman
New York Central Railway
W. C. Brown
Vanderbilt
Moore, Leeds
Marvin Hughitt
E. E. Osborn
O. Howe
J. B. Redfield
R. H. Williams
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
A list of couples applying for marriage licenses includes Max Shayeson 35 cantor of Palace Hotel and Mathilda Steurweiler 26 Linn street. several other pairs feature occupations and addresses such as Thomas Allen 26 electric engineer Norwood with Florence Foster 25 Norwood. Charles Rauher 27 painter Fairmount with Lulu Beckmann 21 Race street. Frederick Rothenbusch 26 decorator Loth street with Annetta Schmidt 21 Central avenue. Frank Wesler 46 welder Oak street with Lillie Fischer 36 Vine street. Herman Landick 27 painter Norwood with Anna Monkhouse 22 Clay street. Lee Kohlbrand 29 manufacturer East Thirteenth street with Rose Brown 19 Cutter street. John Connor 24 salesman Main street with Mayme Boyd 23 Westwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Shayeson
Cantor
Palace Hotel
Mathilda Steurweiler
Linn Street
Denise William Cobb
Aman Avenue
Nellie Parks
Madisonville
Thomas 8. Allen
Norwood
Florence Foster
McKibbin
Charles F. Rauher
Fairmount
Lulu Beckmann
Talloress
Race Street
Pister
Frederick Rothenbusch
Decorator
Loth Street
Annetta Schmidt
Central Avenue
Eisenlohr
Frank Wesler
Wate
Oak Street
Lillie E. Fischer
Vine Street
Voss
Herman H. Landick
Anna M. Monkhouse
Clay Street
Warelman
Lee Kohlbrand
East Thirteenth Street
Rose Brown
Eemoree
Cutter Street
Thomas Sparks
West Sixth Street
Rose E. Campbell
Gilson
John F. Connor
Main Street
Mayme J. Boyd
Westwood
Obituary notices for Allendorf Reno Zell
Elizabeth Allendorf nee Hartwig dies at 66. Burial June 7 from 1633 Moore Street. Jane Howard Reno widow of Captain John C. Reno noted with funeral details. Adda Henley Zell wife of Calvin Zell dies Thursday with services at Lombardy Building and interment in Miami Cemetery near Waynesville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allendorf
Elizabeth
Hartwig
Moore Street
Special Cincinnati Masonic Meeting for Royal Arch Work
Cincinnati Chapter No 2 R A M calls a 4 p.m. special meeting for inspection and Royal Arch work. Companions from other chapters invited. Charles F Runce H P J W Kahler Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Royal Arch
Charles F. Runce
H. P. J. W. Kahler
Ordinance 850 protects streetcar passengers in Cincinnati
Cincinnati passes Ordinance No. 850 to safeguard street cars in transit. It grants streetcars right of way and punishes obstructors with up to fifty dollars fine plus costs for each offense. The law becomes effective after the legally required waiting period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Legislation
City of
Cincinnati
Edwin O. Bathgate
Board of Islation
Edwin Henderson
Cincinnati Board Advances 75000 Avenue Pavement Bonds Proposal
City of Cincinnati resolves to issue seventy five thousand dollar Avenue Pavement Bonds under Ohio law. If staking fund trustees refuse bids, clerk to advertise sealed proposals. bonds issued June 1 1902 redeemable June 1 1922 with 3 percent interest semi annually. Proceeds to be credited to Avenue Pavement Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
State of Ohio
General Assembly
State of
O. L
American Exchange National Bank of
New York City
American Exchange Ational
Ty Treasury
Avenue
A.D
Board of Son
B. P
LMES
P. B
Beresford Avenue
Blair Avenue
Gilbert Avenue
Board of Legislation
Act of the
Edwin O. Bathgate
Edwin Henderson
Findlay Street
John Street
Baymiller Street
Ereeats
Edwin Wenderson
Halstead Street
Dixon Street
Addison Street
Hugo Avenue
Hukill Alley
Eliza Street
McMicken Avenue
Miami Canal
Colerain Avenue
Board of Legislation of
Hugg Avenue
Ssed
Jung Bwin O. Bathgate
dAtgest
Notice of Admiralty Value Hearing for John K Speed
Legal notice from the Southern District of Ohio announces a June 7, 1902 hearing in Cincinnati to prove the value of the steamboat John K Speed and its gear after a May 224 accident. It restrains claimants from pursuing suits in other courts regarding losses from the wreck until proceedings conclude. Attorneys Stephens & Lincoln, Protectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Southern District of Ohio
Western Division
Saidecourt
Memphis & Cincinnati Packet Company
John K. Speed
John K
Seia District Court
Cowen
Stephens & Lincoln
Treasurer's balance and county funds count 1902
The document records the county treasurer's cash balance on April 26 1902 totaling 1 157 871 57 with warrants vouchers and coupons paid April 28 30 and May 1 1902. It lists undistributed monies totaling 9 162 14 and notes the audit by County Auditor Eugene L Lewis and Deputy W Durer in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Carl Nippert
Probate
Board OF Examiners
Howard Ferris
John H. Gibson
Eugene L. Lewis
Roduaageee
Seick Ncrvises
ENG
Devepccsen Svardrertsee
SORT
Hed Lade Dawg
W. Durer
Hamilton County
Sam Assur
P. J. M’carthy
Foreclosure Notice In Cincinnati Real Estate Case
United States Mortgage and Trust Company sues Hugh F. Kemper and others in Hamilton County Ohio to foreclose a mortgage on Lot 19 from a Kemper subdivision. Case 51 683 seeks sale of the property to satisfy a debt of 134.22 plus costs. answer due by July 26, 1902. Attorney Morison Re. Waite for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh F. Kemper
Los Angeles
California
Howard W. Kemper
Kingman
Arizona
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
New York
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ohio
Willis M. Kemper
David R. Kemper
Frank H. Kemper
James Kemper
R. Kemper
F. Kemper
Poe
Samnee
Sean
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the Commercial Tribune
John Shillito Company
John Shillits Company
Shillito
J John Shillits Company
Ace
Seventh and
Shillito Place
William Magly
A. Trager
San Antonio
Southern Methodist Church
W.H. Trager
Trager
Orphan Asylum
Warrington
Bethesda Hospital
John Thompson
Clark & Thompson
Charles H. Gumley
Europe
Scotland
Moltke
Gumley
A. B. Monahan
Neur Terre Haute
Ind
Sternberger Bros
Jackson, O
Grand Hotel
Cc. C. Conroy
Beaumont
Tex
Ephone Lines
Texas
Thepson House
Schoepf
Cincinnati Traction Company
East
Cambridge Springs
G. W. Tate and
W. A. Unndly
Somerset, Ky
Dennison Hotel
Yesterda
H. D. Viljeon
Hamilton
Adolph Israel
London
England
the St. Nicholas
H. A. Galt
E. M. Bull
Barbekon, O
William C. McBride
Washingto D. C
St. Nichola
H. F. Shoemaker
C., N. O. & T. P. Railway Company
J. L. Miller
Dayton
Big Four Railroad
D. P. McCarty
B. & O. S. W. Railroad
Baltimore
F. M. Whitaker
Richmond
M. H. Morris
San Francisco
Gibson House
Gatteway
Philippines
Clemency
Tooker
Northwestern RY
Senator Depew
R. J. McCombs
WM. Miller Range CO
WM. Miller Range & Furnace CO
Postoffice Square
Joffee
Elgin
Illinois
Searle Cn Cee Wea Veeyeees
Olympia
George W. Childs Cigars
Cuesta Rey
Joffee’s
Newport
Covington
Michie Bros
West Fourth Street
Masonic
Pike Building
G. Henshaw & Sons
Bim & Canal Sts
Admiralty
Sullivan & Smyth
Campbell
Century
Gordon
Jones- Go
Triumph
Walnut Street
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Ton A. T. Eaubes
Har L.gordon
Toren
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Donetedes
Ote
Big Miami River Bridge
Carthage Avenue
Millcreek
Columbia Townships
Copertic ET Hiss
Canes Kar Dapessbe
County Infirmary
Abes
Proctora Clidcccees
Matec Tein Nba R.ceecs
Hamilton, Springfield and Carthage
Hunt Road
Seansie
Indian Hills Avenue
Sogiciaty
Longview Asylum
US Pablic Library
Greece
Johanna
Sturm Road
RGIE
Bane
Saneios
Corporation
Eevee
Weenee
Twenty-ninth Ward
Board of Legilation
Mtwenty-Ninth Ward
Delhi Township
City of Cincinnati
Said Township
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Foley Road
City
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