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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1898
Page
10
Apportionment Made for Hamilton County Delegates to State Convention
The Hamilton County Republican committees named by Chairman Frank Krug met at the Blaine Club to apportion eighty two delegate votes among wards and townships. They postponed final selections to June 16 and invited rank and file recommendations while maintaining non dictatorship. The note lists ward and township allocations and names committee officers AUG Herrmann and R. K. Hynicka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Krug
County Central Committee
Blaine Club
Foraker
Hanna
Committee of Seven
Hamilton County
Republican Executive Committee
Aid County
Lamne Club
States Central Committee
Colonel Arnold's Work Packs Gifts for Newport Soldiers
Colonel James M. Arnold initiates a pound party for the Ahlering Guards of the Second Kentucky Infantry. Newport citizens should donate meat, bread and other edibles, wrapped for shipment to camp. Donations due at D. R. Lock's on York Street before 10 o'clock Wednesday morning for free transport by Cincinnati Southern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Second Kentucky Infantry
James M. Arnold
Olonel Arnold
D. R. Lock
York Street
Colonel Arnold
Cincinnati
Gincinnati Southern
Saloon keepers in feud gunfire shooting charges filed
John Herl and John Creelman were arrested after an early morning quarrel over drink payment led to Creelman firing two shots at Herl, who returned fire. Both men face shooting to kill charges, with their cases continued in Police court to June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herl
Elder
Bremen Streets
John Creelman
Providence Street
Creelman
Herl
Lima Hotel Keeper Uses Police To Collect Debt
A Lima, Ohio, hotel owner accused brakeman William Callup of defrauding by seeking free meals and rooms. Callup was arrested at the depot, then released if he pays a $3615 ransom via telegram threat. Callup denied the charge saying he would pay later and left a gold watch as security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
William Callup
Knodle
Sweeney
Callup
Central Station
Cincinnati Police Department
Wrecked Saloon Fight Ends in Arrests at Gilbert Avenue
Chris Westphal’s saloon at 1173 Gilbert Avenue saw a noon fight when three men attacked and destroyed furniture. Westphal struck one assailant, two attackers were arrested for disorderly conduct and malicious destruction, and a third escaped. Brothers George and Hiram Whiton of 1600 Highland Avenue were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Westphal
Gilbert Avenue
Westphal
Sinkking
Bluitt
Second District
George
Hiram Whiton
Highland Avenue
Mutiny Suppressed in Colonel Lake's Colored Regiment
The mutiny in Colonel Lake's regiment of colored volunteers is fully quelled. Disturbers were discharged. First Sergeants Boles and James were promoted to First Lieutenants. Drill tonight at the Armory on Freeman Avenue. Rations at the Fifth Street bar racks improved, but civilian contributions are slow. Until muster, soldiers lack support and may struggle to subsist.
Water Pipe Delay Hurts Branch Hospital Patients
Four months after a committee was appointed to lay water pipes to the Branch Hospital in Lick Run the work has not begun. Thirty two consumptives lack clean water while sod laid on the grounds dries in the sun. Trustees cite committee changes and objections from property owners as delaying factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lick Run
City Hospital
Woman's Relief Corps notes flag drill and outings
The Womans Relief Corps units in Cincinnati announce a flag drill at Union Hall on June 13 at 2 p.m. and a June 23 Coney Island outing to aid the relief fund. The Ohio State Encampment of the G A R meets in Mt Vernon June 14–16 with a 2 p.m. train departure from Grand Central Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Lytle
Grand Central Depot
Mt. Vernon
Fitts
Brooks
Department
Cincinnati
M. C. Wentzel
L. F. Maguire
Barbara Momberg
Naional
Mary C. Wentzel
Wentzel
Israel Ludlow ‘Corps
Department of Ohio
U. S. Prisoners Escape From Xenia Jail
Three inmates T. A. Burke E. A. Lawrence and John Wright escaped Xenia jail Sunday night by sawing through bars. They were held for mails robbery trial to be moved to Columbus tomorrow. An investigation will review jail security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Xenia (O
T. A. Burke
E. A. Lawrence
John Wright
Columbus
Amorrow
Convention Group Adds ASME to Cincinnati Honors
The Cincinnati Convention League announced the capture of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers as a convention. Its next annual session is set for May 1899 in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Resolutions Passed But Most Members Refused To Vote
A body enacted several resolutions, yet a majority of members present abstained from voting on them. The move followed disputes over procedural rules and introduced measures. No further details on the resolutions or the implications were provided.
Academy of Medicine debate over Dr Tenney Health Officer role
A heated Academy of Medicine meeting at the Literary Club discussed Dr William Allen Rogers Tenney the newly appointed Health Officer. Resolutions attacking his methods and even his character were debated with factions voting to adopt some while others remained silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Medicine
Literary Club
Eighth Street
William Allen Rogers Tenney
Tenney
Academy
Kramer
Board of City Affairs
Eichberg
Despondent Italian shoots self in attempt
Charles Jerrachi of 509 Carlisle Avenue fired a pistol yesterday forenoon in his room. He was found with a leg wound and said despondency over unemployment and fruit prices led to the act. He was taken to City Hospital in nonfatal condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jerrachi
Jerrachi
Carlisle Avenue
Korte
Patrol No. 1
New York via Washington Train Offers Stop-Over Privilege
The F. F. W. Limited over the Chesapeake and Ohio is the sole solid train to New York with electric lights dining car and observation car Stop-over privilege is granted at Washington or Philadelphia on through tickets C&O Ticket Office southwest corner Fifth and Walnut streets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Hanselmann Commandery hosts exhibition drill and program
Hanselmann Commandery F and A M invites friends to a pleasant evening at the Scottish Rite Cathedral with an exhibition drill and a fine program of music and literary numbers. The event aims to entertain a congenial crowd tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanselmann Commandery
A. M
Hanselmann
Quartermaster Post Sought for New Commissary Station
Local comments focus on a Washington report that War Department will establish a Quartermaster Department with a commissary station. Chamber of Commerce members, aided by Senator Foraker and Congressman Bramwell, press for decisive assurance of a Deputy Quartermaster being sent promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shattuc
War Department
Foraker
Bramwell
Avondale Sewer Worker Fatally Injured in Collapse
William Dillon a laborer from 1066 Cutter Street was buried by sewer banks at the foot of Hutchins Avenue Avondale while digging. He was rescued and taken to Good Samaritan Hospital with a scalp wound and injuries to the body and spine. Dillon worked for Dawson and Pharon contractors handling the sewer repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dillon
Cutter Street
Hutchins Avenue
Avondale
Dillon
Dawson & Pharon
Patrol 7
Good Samaritan Hospital
American Foundrymen Hold Third National Convention in Cincinnati
The American Foundrymen’s Association begins its third annual meeting in Cincinnati at the Grand Hotel with 300 delegates expected. Registration, welcomes from city officials and company leaders, and an evening smoker mark the opening as sessions run through June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Foundrymen’s Association
Grand Hotel
Francis Schuman
Tacony
J. W. Paxson
Philadelphia
John A. Penton
Detroit
Howard Evans
Cincinnati
D. McLaren
Addyston Pipe and Steel Company
City of
Gustav Tafel
Cincinnati League
W. B. Mélish
Southern Iron Interests
James Bowron
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway Company
Lazard Kahn
D. B. Meacham
Daniel McLaren
James A. Green
E. P. Wilson
Salvatori Held After Crowded Preliminary Hearing
Enrico Salvatori alias DuBois, brought from Canada, faced a forenoon hearing before Squire Kushman. The courtroom drew many Italians including Fabiana the assaulted woman’s husband. Salvatore was bound over to the grand jury in the amount of 5000 dollars amid threats heard as he left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrico Salvatori
DuBois
Canada
Witte
Squire Kushman
Fabiana
Commerce Street
Salvatori
Deer Park Hotel Maryland Promises Alpine Escape
The Deer Park Hotel in Maryland promotes an 11 hour reach from Cincinnati with mountain breezes 2 800 feet up. Open June 25 to September 30 offering electric lights baths pools golf tennis and full livery. Cottages furnished for housekeeping and Annapolis Naval Academy Band performance. Rates via D C Jones manager before June 10. Afterward Deer Park Garrett County Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Annapolis Naval Academy Band
D. C. Jones
Baltimore
Deer Park
Garrett County
American Trade Index prospectus for manufacturers directory
Secretary Wilson announces a Philadelphia produced prospectus for the American Trade Index. The planned publication serves foreign buyers with an alphabetical member list, brief product notes, grouped member names by product, and registered telegraphic addresses for manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
National Association of Manufacturers
Philadelphia
American Trade Index
National Association
Surgeon Major Lewis Schooler Heads to Chickamauga
Major Lewis Schooler of Des Moines Iowa a surgeon in the volunteer army was seen at Union Station on his way south to report to General Meade commander of the Third Army Corps at Chickamauga. He travels with Captain A Swagert of the Second Kentucky Cavalry who has been on a recruiting mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Schooler
Des Moines
Meade
Third Army
Chickamauga
A. Swaggert
Second Kentucky Cavalry
Optician Joseph Pichel Reports Window Broken
Joseph Pichel the optician at 306 West Fourth street notified police that Saturday night burglars broke his store window and stole about 50 dollars worth of spectacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pichel
West Fourth Street
Cincinnati Turners push for public swimming baths
The North Cincinnati Turnverein and other groups push to add swimming to field sports amid deaths from a near drowning. Teacher Nicholas Seuss leads a junior class at the city’s only swimming site as plans grow for floating baths and more park amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Turner Societies
North Cincinnati Turnverein
Corryville
Nicholas Seuss
Seuss
Covington
Newport
Government shuts cipher messages with Brazil under orders
The latest government order stops all code messages to Brazil. Western Union Manager Page confirms no cipher Brazil traffic. Brazil trades heavily with Cincinnati, notably coffee, and a Western Union office known as the coffee office handles much of that business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manager Page
Western Union
Brazil
United States
Cincinnati
Rates South Reduced Grains Benefit Rail Freight
Grain men welcomed a railroads concession reducing freight rates on corn and oats to five cents per hundred from June 10 for Montgomery Atlanta territory and South Atlantic coast points with same shrinkage rules. The cut helps recover lost trade though it falls short of wartime expectations after the ninety days' agreement expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Montgomery
Atlanta
Observation Cars Over the Alleghanies to Royal Blue Trains
Beginning June 1 B. and O. 8. W. to operate observation cars with its Royal Blue Trains between Cincinnati and its mountain resorts during the summer months, linking passengers to scenic routes and enhanced service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pastor Curnick Earns Doctor of Divinity at Baker University
Rev. Paul C. Curnick, pastor of St Paul Methodist Episcopal Church, received the degree of Doctor of Divinity from Baker University in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Curnick
St Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
Baker University
Kansas
Cincinnati Hospital Trustees Meet Behind Closed Doors
The Cincinnati Hospital Trustees held their second meeting with Dr. Murphy proposing changes to hospital management. Bills nearly stalled on payroll and gas the month before but were approved after ward discussions led by Messrs Rattermann and Thrasher. Contracts for hospital supplies were let and Dr. Castle received army leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Hospital
Smith
Rattermann
Thrasher
Murphy
Dr. Murphy
Cincinnati Abattoir Company
Henry Bobrink
Aurora
Ind
John Alexander
C. H. Blake
West Virginia Fuel Company
Banner Ice Company
Castle
Harness Contracts Awarded To Perkins Campbell Co
Perkins Campbell Co secures two army wagon harness contracts from Washington and Jeffersonville bids. Cincinnati firms won both. delivery required by September. Contracts total several thousand sets at a price approaching $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins, Campbell & Co
Washington
Jeffersonville
Ind
Cincinnati
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Foot Comfort
Shake into your shoes for instant relief of painful swollen smarting feet and bunions. Claims to soften tight shoes and cure sweat ing calluses and tired feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores, 25c by mail, trial package free from Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
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