Burglars Loot Hunt and Abigail Saloon and Court Fine
Burglars broke into John H. Simms saloon at Hunt and Abigail streets stealing cigars whisky and chips. In police court John Guinn colored man was fined 50 and costs for illegal medical practice. Anton Schweikart faced a warrant for assaulting his six year old daughter. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Order of Railroad Conductors plan a June 28 outing at the Zoological Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Simms
Hunt and
Abigail Streets
John Guinn
State Medical Board
Anton Schweikart
State Avenue
John Bartsche
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
The
Order of Railroad Conductors
Zoological Gardens
Mandery to Wed Henrietta Fearnstein in Secret
Friends of Andrew Mandery a well known commission merchant at Union Stockyards hear of his forthcoming marriage to Mrs. Henrietta Fearnstein of Harrison Avenue The wedding was planned for today and a few intimate friends were advised but sworn to secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mandery
Union Btockyards
Henrietta Fearnestein
Harrison Avenue
Mr. Mandery
Fourteen year old sent to House of Refuge
Charles Jordan, a fourteen year old incorrigible, was committed to the House of Refuge by Magistrate Winkler yesterday. The boy’s mother said he would not attend school and has run away home several times, returning intoxicated. Five months ago he escaped the Refuge by promising to be a good boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jordan
Fireworks and Lamp Explosion Endangers Central Police Station
An electric lamp at Central Police Station exploded with a loud report during fireworks last night causing a panic among officers and bystanders. No major damage occurred beyond the lamp destruction and a short stretch of wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Police Station
Cowsky Demands Papers After Detroit Arrest
Max Cowsky told Detroit police he would return to Cincinnati without requisition papers to face burglary charges at Peters Arms Company store. Detective Crim headed for Detroit but wired that Cowsky now demands papers. papers to be secured today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Cowsky
Detroit
Cincinnati
Peters Arms Company
Crim
Cowsky
Blanchard Again in Trouble With Police Commission
Patrolman Charles Blanchard faces a new hearing after Sergeant Lockhart reported finding him in a Westwood saloon with a crowd Tuesday night. Blanchard says he went there for supper and drifted into the saloon while waiting. He will be ordered before the Police Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Blanchard
Lockhart
Deitsch
Blanchard
Westwood
Request Pardon of Quinn by County Commissioners
A petition from prominent citizens asked for Michael Quinn to be pardoned from the Workhouse. Quinn, ill with Brights disease and in critical condition, was sentenced on March 20 after pleading guilty to larceny. the Board granted the pardon on the superintendent and physician's recommendation.
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Board of County Commissioners
Michael Quinn
Workhouse
Quinn
Bright
Common Pleas
Reward Offered for Missing Man Chris Seider
Police seek help locating Chris Seider a 29 year old farmer missing since May 30 after visiting Hamilton from Windisch farm near Symmes Corner His brother in Pleasant Run offers a 100 dollar reward for information leading to his location.
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Chris Seider
Seider
Windisch
Symmes’ Corner
Hamilton
Pleasant Run
New Elevator Planned at Business Men’s Club
While the building undergoes elevator work members will be served on the second floor with men in the grillroom and ladies in the Board of Governors room. W D Henderson sent a framed Trout map of Cincinnati to the club. The lithograph shows city topography and Kentucky adjoining territory. Fell Into Boiling Water The two year old Florence Wubeler died after scalding in a tub at Freeman Avenue home. Coroner Schwab conducted an inquest yesterday.
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Board of Governors
W. D. Henderson
Henderson Lithographing Company
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Florence Wubeler
Otto W. Wubeler
Board of Legislation
Freeman Avenue
Schwab
Auditor Lewis rushes to Columbus over railroad property appraisal
Auditor Eugene L. Lewis hurried to Columbus by wire to discuss the C H D Railroad tax appraisal with county auditors amid mounting controversy. He, as board president, refused to sign meeting minutes, and Secretary Adams filed them with the State Auditor without his signature, prompting protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene L. Lewis
Columbus
Auditor of State
Lewis
Adams
Annexation Plan Seeks Greater Cincinnati Expansion
A new annexation ordinance aims to bring rural villages into Cincinnati with Hyde Park excluded. The plan targets November elections, trims farm land inclusion, and shields town hall rents and franchise grants. Officials note the move could be influenced by the upcoming Presidential election and Philadelphia convention.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Board of Legislation
Greater
Hyde Park
French
Zanoni’s
Mr. French
Town Hall
Philadelphia
Paris Exposition Dream City Free Sample Offer
The Commercial Tribune offers a twenty week Paris Ex position photographic portfolio journey at ten cents weekly. A free Number One sample is mailed for two two cent stamps. one hundred thousand samples will be distributed for a week only, with the remaining nineteen numbers available on simple terms.
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the Commercial Tribune
The
Commercial Tribune
Paris
Fall Festival sports committees forge ahead with plans
The Fall Festival Directors convene as the Committees on Attractions Sports and Contests report progress. George J. Fisher Y M C A aids. Robert H. West chairs the tournament panel. Cincinnati Gymnasium’s Frank Mills joins. a Friday 4 PM meeting aims to formalize proposals and a Saturday East End Gym game between Business Men's Club and the Chamber of Commerce draws interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson House
George J. Fisher
Robert H. West
Frank Mills
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Fould
Ralph Holterhof
Robert Mitchell
J. Stacey Hill
F. W. Foulds
East End
Business Men's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers' Club adjourns season after June dinner
The June meeting and dinner of the Manufacturers' Club scheduled for June 11 were abandoned and the May dinner closed the season. The club stands adjourned until the second Monday in October. Notices to members were mailed yesterday.
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Manufacturers’ Club
Knights of the Royal Arch mourn death of Jacob Ungeheuer
The Newport lodge appoints a committee to draft resolutions on Jacob Ungeheuer’s death and votes to drape the charter in mourning for 30 days. Ungeheuer was Valiant Commander. another officer died at the Hot Springs convention. The convention may vote on a constitution. next session to be in Cincinnati in May 1901. Seven candidates were initiated and ten applications received. an outing is planned for June 25 at Reicharth Park.
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The
Knights of the Royal Arch
Jacob Ungeheuer
Ungehuer
Newport
National Convention of the Order
Hot Springs
Ark
Supreme Council
Cincinnati
Reichrath's Park
Marriage Licenses Listed in City Register
A long list of couples from various streets and neighborhoods shows marriages licensed by Rev trustees. Names include George Washington and Sarah E. Lewis of West Sixth street, plus many pairs with occupations and addresses across Walnut Hills, Winton Place, Hyde Park, and more.
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George Washington
West Sixth Street
Sarah E. Lewis
Glasper
George W. McCready
Pullan Avenue
Irene Bonsall
Williamson Street
Runyan
Michael Flack
Walnut Hills
Caroline S. Schwarz
Franz
George Waldsmith, Jr
Western Avenue
Louisa Bachmann
John Street
Pister
Young.g. McPherson
Columbus
Ella M. Kautz
Carthage
G. Pollard
Adolph Jenkner
Iron Worker
Vine Street
Daisy Domscher
York Street
Eisenlohr
Harry L. Rudd
Carlisle Avenue
Margaret McDonough
West Third
Edward B. Craig
Laurel Street
Clara Gusetetter
Woodburn Avenue
Foster
James Jordan
Anna Fitzgerald
Stewart
Frank E. Hartung
Livingston Street
Carolyne Boeésche
Wilstach Street
Voss
Gottlieb M. Dangel
Winton Place
Ella Minges
Addyston
Runnebaum
Frank Branstetter
Carll Street
Hannah Kramer
Francis W. Sanders
Baymiller Street
Lillian Kittering
Hopkins Street
Reed
Charles Eisenschmidt
Wheeler Street
Nellie Jasper
Hawthorne Avenue
Hickman
Peter Wagner
Victor Street
Matilda Thomas
Theodore Schwarz
Findlay Street
AmeHa Wolf
Fox Street
Pohlmeyer
Harry von Arnold
Central Avenue
Myrtle A. Smith
Twelfth Street
Conley
Robert E. Ranes
Sycamore Street
Mary A. Decker
Locland
J. Avril
William E. Reilly
Freeman Avenue
Maggie Murphy
Murray
George J. Buchanan
Fon du Lac Wis
Gertrude E. Hosmer
Hyde Park
Spiegel
Albert Wamser
East
McMicken Avenue
Anna Weber
MecMicken Avenue
Hann
Adolphus M. Edwards
Walton
Anna Neumeister
Green
Winston H. Obear
Los Angeles
Cal
Lucille B. Cross
Burnett House
C. L. Workes
Stuart H. Walker
New York City
Edith M. Hall
Fulton Street
Riggs
Mike Dall
Hartwell
Eliza Jones
Wyoming
Mackey
John F. Nolan
Tremont Street
Martha A. Ihle
Waverly Avenue
Curkins
John C. Hesselbrock
Officer
Salem Avenue
Katherine Phillips
Queen City Avenue
Bruno
August Scharringhausen
Grave Avenue
Lucy Benzing
Mansfield Street
Elmwood Place Sealed Bids Sought for 220 Deficiency Bonds
The village clerk invites sealed proposals by June 25 1900 at noon for 220 Deficiency Bonds Series Two of Elmwood Place Hamilton County Ohio. Each bond 190 dollars 20 years 4 percent interest semi annual. Bids must state bond count gross payment and accrued interest with a 5 percent certified check.
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The
Board of Public Service
Ohio Avenue
Calhoun Street
Parker Street
Rose Hill Avenue
Logan Street
John Street
Fourth Street
York Street
George Street
Elm Street
Mound Street
Court Street
Central Avenue
Freeman Avenue
Fall Alley
Liberty Street
Wade Street
Levi Alley
Race Street
Pleasant Street
Walnut Street
Clay Street
Office of the Board of Public Service
Ohio
Robert Allison
P. 8
Geo. F. Holmes
Elmwood Place
View
Scott Bonham
Main Street
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
General Assembly
State of Ohio
Harry G. Schaefer
Lucky Land Avenue
Hamilton Pike
Cliffs Street
Lebanon Street
Second Street
Sixth Street
Dayton Street
Jackson Street
Third Street
McGregor Avenue
South Corporation
Cook Avenue
Highland Avenue
Beech Street
Center Street
Railroad Avenue
By Street
Ittr
Hall
Cumminsville
Ephraim Knowlton
Knowlton
Knowlton’s Corner
Twenty-fifth Ward
City of
Fergus Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Company
Frank Eastman
Eastman
Blue Rock Street
Knowlton Home
E. Knowlton
Probate Court
Eac
Ephraim Knowlton Na
B. Knowlton
Ara
Julius Bamberger
Cincinnati Ordinance Amends Weighing and Bread Rules
The Board of Legislation passes an ordinance amending section 13 of a 1856 ordinance. It prohibits use of patent spring balances for determining article weight without an automatic compensating device. It requires stamped weight on bread and bans sale of bread made from poor flour. The act takes effect as allowed by law. Eddy Bathgate, president. Edwin Derson, city clerk. 1900.
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Board of Legislation of
City of
Cincinnati
Edwin O. Bathgate
Board of Legislation
Edwin Derson
Eastern Avenue
Old Corporation
Archer Avenue
Board of Public Service
Edwin Henderson
Robert Allison
City Avenue Grade Plans for Eastern Avenue Improvement
Cincinnati engineer H J. Stanley outlines Ohio ordinance based street grade work on Eastern avenue from Wooster Pike to Linwood pike. The document confirms prior grades, assessments, and named alignments and fixes elevations from 100 to 88.30 feet with specified slopes and curb alignments.
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Board of Public Service, Engineer's Department
Cincinnati
Eastern Avenue
Corporation
Archer Avenue
Woosterpike
Linwood
Union Bridge
Linwood Pike
Mheeking Avenue
Russell Avenue
Orchard Avenue
H. J. Stanley
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