Favors Interest On County Funds And Public Depositories
The Cincinnati Associated Organizations discussed interest on county funds and secure depositories. A new law to require dep ositories with revenue for the county was urged, with a study to involve County Commissioners. Frederick Garber proposed a boulevard linked park system to connect City Hall and Courthouse with arterial streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Woodard
Union Terminal Railroad Company
Union Depot
Frederick Garber
Ninth
Richmond Streets
Architects’ Club
Fleischmann
Garber
Hay Starts Home From Dondon Quietly
Secretary Hay remains at his hotel in Dondon keeping quiet while embassy contacts work to protect his wish for rest. He plans to sail for New York aboard the White Star Line steamer Baltic.
Kaiser's Son Weds in Berlin Torchlight Wedding of Hohenzollerns
In Berlin the Emperor attended the wedding of the Crown Prince and Crown Princess with a candlelit ceremony and a torchlight dance by pages. The bridal party received guests in the White Hall as nobles from Europe gathered. The couple's honeymoon is expected at Hubertststock hunting lodge near Eberswalde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dryander
Hohenzollern
Michael
Russia
Franz Ferdinand
Austria
Gustaf
Sweden
Oporto
Huberttusstock
Eberswalde
Prussia
Pupils Display Art At Bartholomew Clifton School
Three plays in French German and English were staged by the lower class as closing exercises. Graduates perform their class play this morning and commencement is tomorrow at the Clifton Methodist Church. Professor Nathaniel Butler of the University of Chicago will give the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew Clifton School
Clifton, Methodist Church
Nathaniel Butler
University of Chicago
Death of Young Telegraphist Clarence Rose Shocks City
Clarence Rose a bright young telegraph operator dies after weeks of illness at his father A. E. Rose's home in Bellevue. He was 24 or 25 and his wife had died a week earlier. The body will be moved to Napoleon Indiana for burial in the family cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rose
A. E. Rose
Bellevue
Napoleon, Ind
Directors Agree Herrick Should Run Equitable
A New York conference discussed appointing Governor Herrick as chairman of the Equitable Life board with offer of absolute control. Reports say Herrick, backed by a syndicate, would gain plenary powers and stock control. Ten directors have resigned amid the upheaval, with A J Cassatt and others leaving and a special meeting planned to amend by laws and elect a new chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Hyd
Samuel Untermeyer
the Herald
Herrick
Cleveland
Equitable
Hyde
Equitable Directors
Board of Directors
Alexander
Hendricks
Henry C. Frick
New York Life Insurance Company
Frick
Factory to rise on Vogt Street near Richmond
Joseph Niehaus will erect a large factory on Vogt street between Richmond and Court streets. He bought several lots via Frank Wade from M L Kiechler J B Nixon and J B Alexander. The Longworth estate sold Locust street lots in Walnut Hills to Charles M Epply for a modern undertak ing shop at 3500. An East Walnut Hills lot near Cohoon street and Madison road sold for 800 for a three story brick flat. No. 634 West Eighth street sold privately for 5000 to Miss Laura Cooler. Charles R Pluckebaum bought No 824 and 826 West Fifth street for 4550 at auction for Mrs. Robert F Seaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogt Street
Richmond and
Court Streets
Joseph Niehaus
Frank Wade
M. L. Kiechler
J. B. Nixon
J. B. Alexander
Longworth
Mr. Wade
Charles M. Epply
Locust Street
Alexandra Building
Walnut Hills
Epply
C. C. Benedict
Cohoon Street
Madison Road
East
West Eighth Street
Raphael Straus
Laura Cooler
Nicholas P. Smith & Co
Robert F. Seaman
Charles R. Pluckebaum
West Fifth Street
Stone and
Baymiller Streets
Chamber of Commerce protests German corn duty
The directors instructed Superintendent C B Murray to draft a letter to Secretary Hay in Washington protesting the increased German duty on American corn. The grain interest advocates reciprocal measures if a duty reduction cannot be secured. The board suspended Change rules to allow floor attendance in shirt sleeves after June 15 due to heat. New members elected include Albert R Budd of Budd Coal Co Pittsburgh and Chas W Poysell of Marmet Coal Co Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
C. B. Murray
Hay
Washington
Germany
Albert R. Budd
A. R. Budd Coal Company
Pittsburg
Chas. W. Poysell
Marmet Coal Company
Cincinnati
Northwest storm roars eastward causing widescale devastation
A massive wind and rain storm sweeps the Northwest and reaches New York and Pennsylvania. Floods and tornado like bursts devastate Wisconsin and Michigan with crops ruined and buildings wrecked. Two drownings reported at Chippewa Falls and a Grand Trunk wreck near Penama kills four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lacrosse
Wis
Great Lakes
New York
Pennsylvania
Flood Strikes Fond du Lac City and County
Fond Du Lac Wisconsin reports widespread flood damage with $150000 in losses. Eldorado dam breach floods areas as buildings come loose from foundations and washouts occur on Wisconsin Central and Chicago Northwestern lines. St Paul Road halted traffic. hotels reach only by boat and streetcar service suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond DU Lac
Wis
Ont Ai
Eldorado
Wisconsin Central
Chicago & Northwestern
St. Paul Road
Two Rail Disasters Reported in Michigan Washouts
In Sonia Michigan on June 6 washouts halted two rail lines. The Pere Marquette wreck killed two, while the Detroit Grand Haven Milwaukee crash injured four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonia
Mich
Pere Marquette
Detroit, Grand Haven
Milwaukee
Grand Haven
Wreck Near Riverside Kills Two on Overland Train
West Los Angeles June 6 Two men die and several injured in collision between the westbound Overland passenger and a newspaper special four miles from Riverside. Ohifo delegates to Knights of Columbus convention escaped harm. Victims named are T. E. Carey and Sells Norman, both brakemen, and mail clerk Frank Shott suffered broken ribs. Engineer accused of disregarding orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Los Angeles
Overland
Salt Lake
Riverside
Ohifo
Convention of Knights of Columbus
T. E. Carey
Sells Norman
Frank Shott
Barney & Smith Car Co Directors Elected at Dayton Meeting
At the annual stockholders meeting in Dayton George B. Cox and Joseph Rawson were elected to the board for the coming year. Cox succeeds W J Lippincott, and Rawson succeeds F E Smith of Swampscott. Other directors named include W H Doane Walter St John Jones W T Irwin EB Joseph Barney J D Blatt J H Winters and A M Kittredge all of Cincinnati and Dayton. Officers were re elected: President J D Platt Vice President A M Kittredge Secretary and Assistant Treasurer J F Kiefarber Superintendent H M Estabrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney & Smith_Car Company
Dayton
George B. Cox
Joseph Rawson
Cox
W. J. Lippincott
Rawson
F. E. Smith
Swampscott, Mays
W. H. Doane
Walter St. John Jones
W. T Irwin
Joseph Raw
Noted Bogus-Check Suspect To Be arraigned
Joseph Kroeger is 24 and living at 412 Hopkins Street. He will be arraigned in Police Court this morning on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Authorities say Kroeger flooded the West End with bogus checks. Two victims filed affidavits yesterday afternoon. John Weedy, a saloon keeper at Court and Baymiller streets, said he cashed a $27 check. Fred Bott, a saloon keeper on Freeman Avenue, reports losses of $18. The checks bore City National Bank origin and fictitious firm names as Kroeger claimed to work for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kroeger
Hopkins Street
Kroeger
West End
John Weedy
Court
Baymiller Streets
Fred Bott
Freeman Avenue
Boston Knights Special Delayed After Caliente Wreck
A Boston special train carrying 250 Knights of Columbus and guests was delayed by a Caliente wreck on the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake line. Two cars left the track as rails spread, tearing up track. Several passengers suffered minor injuries and a delegate from Illinois, Fitzgerald, broke his nose. The crash was avoided due to the train's slow seven mile per hour speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Boston
Knights of Columbus
San Pedro
Salt Lake
Caliente
Illinois
Fitzgerald
Suspect Arrested in Indiana for Worthless Check Case
The memory of Chief of Detectives Crawford spurred the Lafayette arrest of H. H. Crawford who faced an $800 counterfeit check accusation from last August. Information linked H. J. Harding, earlier jailed in Indianapolis for forgery, to the case. Harding was freed by Lafayette authorities, then rearrested for Cincinnati, with papers sought for his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Lafayette
Ind
H. H. Crawford
New York
H. J. Harding
Indianapolis
Harding
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Musicians Called Mechanics by Juettner
Dr Otto Juettner told fifty seven new graduates and alumni of the Cincinnati Night High Schools that musicians are mostly mechanics. He argued for distinctly American musicians and praised folk songs, citing Old Kentucky Home as a lasting example. He also presented a paper on Folk Songs of Various Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Otto Juettner
Juettner
Kentucky
Dr. Juettner
Public Library Gifts in May Include Books and Maps
The Public Library received 134 books 8 maps 878 pamphlets and 5 pictures during May. Cincinnati donors listed include Jessie Carey J H Feemster Dr Fletcher H N Jackson Dr W E Lewis Mrs E C Norton Dr Philip Zenner M S Turner P A Marchand Gibson & Perin Company and Spokesman Publishing Company. Donations of flowers for the children's room would be appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jessie Carey
J. H. Feemster
Dr. Fletcher
H. N. Jackson
W. E. Lewis
E. C. Norton
Philip Zenner
M.S. Turner
P. A. Marchand
Gibson & Perin Company
Spokesman Publishing Company
School Funds Fall Short for Major Building Upgrades
The Boards Funds and Claims Heating and Ventilating and Buildings and Repairs met to assess how much of the committees recommended improvements can be funded. With under 25000 dollars available for roughly 70000 dollar work, options include seeking more money or reallocating bond funds. Planned upgrades focus on sanitary and plumbing systems and eliminating basement rooms in several schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Injury to officer after rescue attempt at downtown barricade
Special Policeman Eugene Brookbank of 1334 Main Street was injured while recovering a pedestrian hat blown over a barricade at Vine and Fourth. He climbed the barrier around the partly completed German National Bank Building, fell into the basement, struck his head, and sustained serious scalp injuries. He was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugéne Brookbank
Main Street
Brookbank
Vine
Fourth Streets
National Bank
City Hospital
Teamsters Appoint Committee with Full Power to End Strike
Chicago June 6 The Teamsters Joint Council appointed a committee with full power to settle the strike and a conference with employers will be arranged. The move follows a demand from the Employers Association that any settlement be written with full authority. The council earlier sent a delegation to arrange individual settlements with large dry goods houses but the effort failed. The committee, led by W J Gibbons, comprises a representative from each union and will meet the employers tomorrow. Refusal to arbitrate was recorded as drivers declined. Police were told of an arrest in Sterling Illinois of Edward Shields tied to the Carl J Carlstrom case in which a non union man was beaten and died of pneumonia. Perjury and subornation charges were raised in a contempt hearing over the strike injunction before Judge Kohlsaat, with the court noting perjury occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Mayer
Employers’ Association
Teamsters
W. J. Gibbons
Shea
Joint Council
Sterling
Cdl
Edward Shields
Carriage and Wagon Makers’ Union
Carl J. Carlstrom
Carlstrom
Kohlsaat
Varsity Gala Week at Cincinnati University Celebrations
Graduation week events include baccalaureate sermon by Rev J Howard Melish of Brooklyn. Seniors perform Dekers The Shoemaker's Holiday on Burnet Woods and later present a class day address, ivy gift, and garden party with alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Melish
Brooklyn, N. Y
University
Christ Church
Business Men's Club Plans Big Pilgrimage Today
About 260 members will depart at 8:30 AM on a Queen & Crescent special for a trip that includes a High Bridge train ride and a Kentucky River boat ride to Frankfort before returning to Cincinnati. They will be greeted with welcomes at Frankfort and Georgetown and return around 10 PM with Stem Winders' Club guarding President T. J. Moffett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Club
High Bridge
Kentucky River
Frankfort
Cincinnati
Queen & Crescent Road
Stemwinders’ Club
T. J. Moffett
Georgetown
Despondent women in police cell attempt self harm
Mamie Stout, 25, 429 George Street, released from the Workhouse, tried twice to hang herself in a Central Police Station cell after an alcohol sentence. An attendant halted the first attempt and found a second improvised rope. Alicia Nelson, 21, 547 George Street, readied a bottle of creolin and exclaimed a farewell before collapsing, later hospitalized. A Pittsburg girl, despondent over unanswered letters, also shown distressed behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Stout
George Street
Central Police Station
Creolin
Alica Nelson
George’ Street
Pittsburg
Fall from street car hospitalizes Otto Ibold
Otto Ibold, 30, son of cigar maker Peter Ibold, fell from a Clifton Elm street car at Middleton and Ludlow avenues while alighting as it moved. He struck his head, was unconscious, and taken to the German Deaconess Hospital with a fractured skull, with survival feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Ibold
Peter Ibold
West Sixth Street
Clifton- Elm Street
Ibold
Middleton and
Ludlow Avenues
Clifton
Cconess Hospital
Long List of Names Appears in Historical Notice
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Elsie Leus Fannie Loewenstein Meyer Lovitch Ester Mc Laughlin Roy McLaughlin Anne Mackelfresh Maud Murphy Grace Myers Lucy Pearson Edward Pflueger Max Reichler Emma Reilly William Schott Isabel Sears Ruby Sears Joseph Shaw May Shepard Carl Spielman Helen Stein Frederick Stugard Edward Tepe Harry Wieman Elizabeth Wilson Regina Wise Charles Woodall Elizabeth Zanoni and several College of Engineering affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet Woods
Thomas Dekker
Harry C. Fetsch
Faris M. Blair
Josep H. Shaw
Louis Bernstein
Harry L. Wieman
Will P. Fosdick
Ralph Jones
Edward D. Allgaier
Herbert M. Hughes
Roy M. McLaughlin
W. Carl Spielmar
Elsie Conradine Leus
Fannie
Helen Loewenstein
Meyer Lovitch
Ester Barbe McLaughlin
Roy Morrison McLaughlin
Anne Susan Mackelfresh
Maud Maddux
Celia Murphy
Grace-Elma Myers
Lucy Helen Pearson
Edward
William Pflueger
Max Reichler
Emma C. Reilly
William Charles Schott
Isabel Sears
Ruby*Séars
Joseph Hughes Shaw
May Shepard
Carl Spielman
Helén Louise Stein
Frederick Stugard
Edward A. Tepe
Harry Louis ‘Wieman
Alice “Elizabeth Wilson
Regina Rozalia Wise
Charles Brent Woodall
Elizabeth Corinne Zanoni
College of Engineer
Olph
Hermann Baurichter
John Ward Bebb
William Powell Fosdick
Clarence Louis Hans
Howard Glenn Holdredge
Benjamin Long Huff
Frederick - Daniel Niemes
Howard F. Passel
Charles William Schmitt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cincinnati Associated Organizations
W. F. Robertson
Cincinnati Associated
State of
Ohio
Kaiser
OUN 19
Berlin
Princess Cecilia
White Hall
Bartholomew
Europe
County
New Control
Equitable Life Assurance Society
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
John A. Stewart
United States Trust Company
John Sloane
Banking and Trust Company
D. O. Mills
Mills
Equitable Board
H. C. Frick
E. H. Harriman
T. Jefferson Coolidge
M. E. Ingalls
Jacob H. Schiff
Cornelius N. Bliss
Richmond Street
Wisconsin
Michigan
Tion
Chippewa River
Chippewa Falls
Clarence Clears
Paul Labountry
Grand Rapids
Grand Trunk
Penama
W. C. Everett
Detroit
Albert Carl
St. Johns
W. Crangow
J. F. Gbraham
J. Lawler
Durand
Piledriver
Waegk
Elect Cox
Public Library
Joint Council of Teamsters
Team Owners’ Association
The
Cincinnati University
Charles W. Dabney
Oscar Kuhn
W. R. Benedict
Julius Fleischmann
Edward M. Brown
W. Kesley Schoepf
Annie Laws
McMicken Hall
John William Abercrombie
University of Alabama
Horace S. Eddy
Joseph Ansohoff
Melville Curtis
T. More
Thomas Evans
Michael Guyer
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Edward W. Pflueger
Isaac Landman
H. M. Benedict
Clarence Mehlhope
Malcolm McAvoy
Wm. H. Crane
Howard Richardson
William R. Todd
Adolph Ginter
A. W.sommerfielda
A. K. Nippert
Robert Stewart
A. I. Carson
W.H. Crane
Bryant Venable
Clarence E. Mehlhope
A. W. Sommerfield
College of Liberal, Arts
H Edward D. Allgaiér
Ellen Bertha Andrew
Lida Florence Atwood
Jane Baker
Sarah Bedinger
Bess Caldwell
Corinee Clark
Ida Louise Cordesman
Gertrude Cronbach
Linda Eger
Earl Frederick Farnau
Delia Fechsheimer
Harry Christian Fetsch
Elsie Fischer
Charles Alfred Fisher
James M. Grainger
Ruth 8. Harvey
Ada Pauline Hendel
Norma L. Heyl
Martha Josephine Jaeger
Ralph Colton Jones
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