GITY NEWS Bankruptcy Filing and Civic Meeting Set
Ray Compton of Greenville entered bankruptcy yesterday with debts totaling 85. Citizens of the Fourteenth Ward will hear Mayor Dempsey speak on June 15. Attorneys E H Moore of Youngstown and James Logan of Washington Do were admitted to practice in the U S Circuit Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Compton
Greenville
Fourteenth Ward
Dempsey
E. H. Moore
Youngstown
James Logan
Washington
Death of James Messink Found in River Shanty Boat
James Messink aged 43 was found dead in bed yesterday by his son aboard a shanty boat on the river near Fleischmann's Malthouse where they lived. Coroner Cameron was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Messink
Fleischmann
Italian Composer Pietro Floridia Engaged by College of Music
The College of Music engages Sig. Pietro Floridia, renowned Italian composer and voice teacher, who has spent the past season in New York. The appointment marks a notable addition to the institution’s faculty and aims to enrich its musical leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
College of Music
Sig
Pietro Floridia
New York
Secretary James A. Collins Loses Watch at Club Elevator
James A. Collins, secretary of the Cincinnati Traction Company, reported an open-faced gold watch theft after it disappeared while riding the elevator at the Business Men's Club yesterday afternoon. Police were notified last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Collins
Cincinnati Traction Company
Business Men’s Club
Former County Auditor Lewis returns from Michigan rest cure
Eugene Lewis traveled from Battle Creek Michigan after several weeks away for a severe grip attack. He reports full recovery and renewed health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Lewis
Battle Creek
Mich
Lewis
Water Works chief authorized to sign vouchers during absence
Chief Clerk E. P. Weiler, of the Water Works, was by the Board of Public Service granted authority to sign all vouchers that require the Comptroller-Assessor's signature during the leave of absence of Edward Whitehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Weiler
Water Works
Board of Public Service
Comptroller-Assessor
Edward Whitehead
Warrant Issued for J W Hambrick in Huntington Case
A warrant was sworn yesterday for the arrest of J W Hambrick of Huntington West Virginia by Charles Maddock a clerk at the Lackman Hotel. Maddock is alleged to have cashed a check for Hambrick that was returned marked No funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hambrick
Huntington
W. Va
Charles Maddock
Lackman Hotel
Maddock
Hambrick
Crowley Re elected Trustee in National Printers Home
Thomas F. Crowley of Cincinnati has been re elected Trustee of the National Printers Home in the just completed national officers election. He is the only Cincinnati man in the new International Typographical Union administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Crowley
Cincinnati
National
Printers’ Home
United States
Crowley
International Typographical Union
East End Gas Works Incident Involving John Moorman
John Moorman of 2742 Western Avenue was struck on the head with a metal iron by another man at the East End Gas Works. Police seek Oliver James, alleged to be the assailant. Initial reports suggested a possible skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moorman
Western Avenue
East End
Oliver James
Blacksmith’s Helper Injured at Fay & Egan Foundry
Greer A. Cox a 31 year old blacksmith's helper of 19 Martin street Covington suffered a skull fracture yesterday morning at the Fay & Egan foundry on Front street. He released a heavy stamping machine lever and was thrown onto his head as the machine weight pulled him over the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer A. Cox
Martin Street
Covington
Fay & Egan Foundry
Front Street
Cox
He brew Union College to hold rabbinic graduation
The graduating exercises of the He brew Union College will be held June 16 at 9 a.m. in the Plum Street Temple. The degree of rabbi will be conferred after six years of study. Candidates must first hold an A.B. degree from a recognized university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew, Union College
Plum Street
Couple to wed in June from Boonville and Indiana State
Chief Probation Officer L. H. Weir of the Juvenile Court will marry Miss Lena Rosetzel of Boonville Ind on June 27. They met as students at Indiana State University and will reside in Cincinnati after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Weir
Juvenile Court
Lena Rosetzel
Boonville
Ind
Indiana State University
Cincinnati
Riveting Thumb Injury at City Factory
Mary Smith 16 a seamstress of 315 Renner Street injured Tuesday when a rivet pierced her thumb at a local factory. Dr Osmond at City Hospital removed the copper rivet fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith
Renner Street
City Hospital
Osmond
Lima Father Seeks Son and Daughter in Elopement Case
Wm Mutis of Lima asks police on both riverbanks to assist in locating his son Harry Mutis 17 and Vera Conn 16 also of Lima. The pair reportedly came to the city on excursion Sunday and did not return, with the father believing they have eloped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Mutis
Lima
Harry Mutis
Vera Conn
River death of Courier watchman found near Baymiller
The body of 32 year old night watchman Joseph Scannell, who drowned Sunday night after falling overboard, was recovered in the river near the foot of Baymiller street by Campbell Creek Coal Company workers Wm Bates and Ed Grieve. Coroner Cameron ordered removal to the County Morgue where it was examined by Louisville brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Scannell
Courier
Baymiller Street
Wm. Bates
Ed Grieve
Campbell Creek Coal Company
Cameron
Louisville
Wagon struck by freight cars at Mill street crossing
A wagon of the A. B. Tram Coal Company was hit while switching into the B. and O. S. W. freight depot at Mill street crossing last evening. The wagon overturned and rolled about 100 feet. Driver Henry Cooper aged 59 of 712 West Third street sustained bruising and a wrenched right ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Tram Coal Company
Mill Street Crossing
Henry Cooper
West Third Street
Judge Settles Family Dispute Between Blair and Larkin
In a private office yesterday Judge Lueders reconciled Mrs. Sarah Blair of 300 Hunt street and her son-in-law Clarence Larkin after Larkin was arrested for striking her. He claimed elopement with Blair's seventeen year old daughter and denied liberty to free his wife. The judge arranged that the husband and wife would not be kept apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders
Sarah Blair
Hunt Street
Clarence Larkin
Larkin
Man narrowly survives railroad yard accident
George Heilman a 23 year old switchman from Gladstone and Weeks streets was bumped between moving railroad cars at Linwood yards on the Pennsylvania Railroad last night. He was dragged under cars but sustained only bruises to his back and legs and was removed to the Good Samaritan Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heilman
Gladstone
Weeks Streets
Linwood
Pennsylvania Railroad
Heilman
Patrol
Good Samaritan
Charge Against Park Dept. Stenographer Fails
Florence Webber faced questioning by John Ankenbauer and J Albert Miller as city accountants accused her of obstructing inquiries into Critchell era flower sales. The Board of Public Service heard her account, while Rodgers defended her integrity and said she complied with available records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ankenbauer
J. Albert Miller
Dempsey
Florence Webber
Park Department
Board of Public Service
Messrs. Ankenbauer and Miller
Miss Webber
Miss. Webber
Critchell
Rodgers
Public Service
Miller
Examiner Miller
Bender
City Hall notes track work and policing moves
City documents show the traction company seeking board approval to lay track at Sixth and Main and at Glenway and Wilder avenues. John J. Malloy may serve as special Police Judge during Judge Lueders' absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Traction” Company
Board of Public Service
Joop
Glenway
Wilder Avenues
Price Hill
John J. Malloy
Lueders
Supreme Lodge of the Knights Templar
Ducker
William Atkinson
Bertha Hayes
Etta Burgess
Frances King
Germantown
Board of Public Safety
Telegraph Corps
Central Station
Gass
George Sealey
Hamilton County
Dempsey
Archibald
Lawnway Avenue
North Fairmount
Danenhower
Beechmont Avenue
Delta Avenue
Tweed Avenue
Madison Road
Bedford Avenue
Grandin Road
Union Street
Ad Road
Borrmann
Front Street
W. H. Brown
Bentham
Schueler
Traction Company
Rookwood Crossing
Furniture Men's Outing Planned by Cincinnati Exchange
The eighth annual outing of the Cincinnati Furniture Exchange set for June 23 at Glen Park. Members travel aboard the Levi J. Work leaving at 9 am and return home that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Furniture Exchange
Glen Park
Levi J. Workum
Folen
Saloonists Clash Over Tax and Hours in County League
The Hamilton County Liquor League set for June 15 faces divides between suburban and city saloonists over the $1,000 tax, glass size, and free lunch. Independents may benefit from lower beer costs, while opinions differ on midnight closings and early openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Liquor League
Houck Finley to Meet Pattison in Cincinnati
Lewis Houck and Oil Inspector W L Finley returned to Cincinnati to confer with Governor Pattison at Christ s Hospital. The meeting aims to reveal political developments and discuss appointments by the State Executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Houck
Pattison
Columbus
Cincinnati
W. L. Finley
Christ’s Hospital
Houck
George Perkins
Board of Public Works
George W. C. Lamb
A. W. Hall
Akron
Mark Slater
J. W.johnson
Johnson
Mr. Houck
Spaeth
Miss Viola Hopkins Joins New York Stage Company
Miss Viola Hopkins formerly of Cincinnati will play a leading soprano role with the Lou Fields Theater Company at Herald Square Theater New York. She is daughter of A. M. Hopkins and will attend tonight’s commencement at Music Hall before joining the cast. The role offers a top and lucrative part in the large production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Hopkins
Cincinnati
Missing Couple Tied to Disappearance of Gertrude Day
Detectives arrest Mrs Gertrude Day of Haddonfield New Jersey and Elmer E Pitman age 22 a shirt cutter for loitering after Day left her home eight months ago leaving a note You will never see me again. Day and Pitman were found at 513 Laurel Street Cincinnati after Day searched for her husband and observed Pitman leaving a factory district and following him to the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Day
Haddonfield
N. J
Jackson and
Callahan
Day
Laurel Street
Elmer E. Pitman
Pitman
Cincinnati
Buffalo and Return Five Dollar Trip Offer
Erie Railroad announces round trip Buffalo to Erie for 11 35 via June 9 10 11. Tickets available at 416 Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Erie Railroad
Walnut Street
New York
Rail
New York and
Fall River Line
Pennsylvania
Condemnation ruling and venire challenge shake Inwood Park case
Judge Spiegel issues first verdict in the Inwood Park condemnation suit awarding Hilbert heirs 4500 and 6775 dollars for Vine Street properties. Separately venire challenge filed against 36 jurors may delay Campbell trial. Jackson set for June 25. other notes include Wagner damages 2100 for Bavaria Building shaft injury and Wurlitzer piano possession suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick 8S. Spiegel
Inwood Park
John and
Magdelena Hilbert
Vine Street
Edward C. Reemelin
Charles F. Hornberger
Licensed to Marry Names and Addresses Listed
A roster lists numerous individuals with ages and residence details across multiple streets and neighborhoods, including John C. Smallwood 49 Lillig B. Moores 32 Peter C. Widmer 23 Lillian M. Distel 216 KW Twelfth and others, naming spouses-to-be and locations such as Townsend Street, Miller Street, Foster Avenue, and Clifton Avenue. The compilation reads like a marriage license index with names, ages, and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Smallwood
Townsend St
Lillig B
Clark Itis
Rose Kuhn
August Bayer
Frintz Gt
Mary Schott
York
E. Clifton
Ethel Anderson
Kirby Road
Frederick Griffith
Foster
Lavina Auffert
Keck St
Norwood
Emma Erbacher
Hyde Park
Andrew C. Welas
Elizabeth Diersing
Colerain Av
Harry C. Schumacher
Highland Av
Stella O’brien
Ae Channing
Wmeroes E
Eighth St
William Brosey
Hillside
Jeanette Overend
Third
Edward H. Diékmann
Gladstone
Elizabeth Schaller
Hoff
Wise Paul BE. L. Barfknecht
Bates
John Barry
Lillian I, Jay
Daniel W. Hudson
Pulte Av
Dollie Preston
Carll
Albert F. Ballmann
Wisancreasee
Helen EH
Gillespie
Eden Park Terrace
Charles J. Klenk
Della Borcherding
Joseph L. Marsten
Ann M
London
James Laile
Bertha Wibbeler
William H. Mueller
Amelia D. Weiler
Lynn St
Andrew Hunsaker
Vine St
Mamie Froshauer
Clinton
Sidney Strang
W. Court St
Twelfth St
Guy St
E. McMicken
Anna Rogers
John A. Martin
Walnut Place
Ada Wallace
Ring Fry
Bernard MP “Sen Yoke
Pate Soos
Ida Bartling
Peter W. Schuderer
Price Hill
Ella M. Schneideker
Baymiller
James I. Hester
Louise C. Feuchter
William F.nes
McMicken
Margaret Biffein
Purdue
John DeBra
Louisa Young
Ted Ww. Bennett
Main St
Mills
Bessie Carter
neoMillaty
William Chaligren
Park St
Fredericka
Shreden
Knowlton
Ody John F. Schrer
Delta
Fannie R. Hodgson
Elam
Frank L. Paulgon
Winton Place
Estella M
Two Couples Are United In City Ceremonies
Sidney Strauss of 26 West Court street and Anna Rogers of 310 East Twelfth street were married by Magistrate John Marshall Smedey last night. A few minutes later John Holland of Liberty street and Freeman avenue and Lulu Brenker of Clark street near Freeman avenue were united by the Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Strauss
West Court Street
Anna Rogers
East Twelfth Street
John Marshall Smedey
John Holland
Liberty Street
Freeman Avenue
Lulu Brenker
Clark Street
City Stables Site Offered Under $25,000 Bond Plan
At a Board of Public Service meeting, Superintendent Neave of the Street Cleaning and Repair Department discussed E. L. Kennedy’s offer of a Glenwood avenue site for the new City Stables, authorized by the recent 25 000 bond issue. Neave said he could begin work immediately with an unlimited supply of stone to repair macadam streets and revitalize Cincinnati streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Neave
E. L. Kennedy
Glenwood Avenue
Reading Road
Avondale
Cincinnati
Ohio Mechanics Institute to Grant 34 Diplomas Tonight
Commencement exercises at the Ohio Mechanics Institute occur at 8 o clock in Institute Hall. Thirty four graduates from Technological High School and night school receive certificates in mechanical drawing architecture science industrial arts and design. Invocations salutatory and valedictory are planned with leaders including Dr Henry M Curtis Leroy Phares Wilbur Hunt Walter Stuebing Judge Hosea and Dean McDiarmid and Prof Shearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technological High School
Henry M. Curtis
Leroy Phares
Wilbur Hunt
Walter Stuebing
Lewis M. Hosea
George C. McDiarmid
John L. Shearer
Dispute Over Site Title for New City School
The Boards Committees on Lots and Law referred a title dispute to the City Solicitor concerning the Alms Place and Chapel street site for a new school. McRoberts, a part owner, denies a lien judgment on the property. The committees propose condemning 150 by 180 feet beside Vine street’s Twenty third District School for a playground and acquiring 40 by 170 feet beside Riddle street’s Twenty seventh District School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Alms Place
Chapel Street
McRoberts
Twenty-third District
Vine Street
University Avenue
Twenty-seventh District
Riddle Street
Franklin Lodge to Meet for Deceased Brother Thomas Lofthouse
Officers and members of Franklin Lodge No. 4 are asked to meet at the lodge room on Friday, June at 11:00 a.m. to attend the funeral of their deceased brother Thomas Lofthouse. J. H. Charles Smith, N. G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P
Franklin Lodge
Thomas Lofthouse
J. H. Chas. Smith
Cadets Graduate After Ohio Military Institute Exercises
Commencement at Ohio Military Institute held yesterday afternoon with diplomas awarded to Garvey Gayle Stuart Roth Percy Pem broke and Harvey Wirthlin. Dr A Cleveland Hall Kenyon College economist gave address. Rev Dr Austin offered invocation. Bellstedt's Orchestra provided music. Prizes included Gold medal to Cadet Sergeant Duckwall for scholarship and medals to Holt Bird Wirthlin Crosley Littell. Benediction by Rev J H Ely marked close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Military Institute
Garvey Gayle
Stuart Roth
Percy Pembroke
Harvey Wirthlin
A. Cleveland Hall
Kenyon College
Austin
Bellstedt
Duckwall
Holt
Bird
Wirthlin
Crosley
Littell
J. H. Ely
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices June 1906
Farnsworth William B dies at 555 Hale Avenue Avondale service June 5 1906 at 2 pm burial private Isaac Harris suddenly at age 50 funeral notice forthcoming Anna C Luckey dies after two weeks illness at 2427 Bloom Street Fairmount Cincinnati services June 8 2 pm Sylvester Ralston Voorhees dies at 1733 Dexter Avenue services Friday 2 pm burial private flowers omitted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnsworth
William B
Frances Farnsworth
Hale Avenue
Avondale
Voorhees
Sylvester Ralston
Dexter Avenue
Allen's Foot-Ease promises comfort in new shoes
Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease powder. It relieves coins and bunions and makes tight or new shoes feel easy. Claimed as the greatest discovery of the age, it cches tired feet. Available at druggists and shoe stores for 25c with a free trial package and corn pad sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
Burial Permits Listing Multiple Inquest Cases
A set of burial permits lists individuals with ages and addresses including Bridget Fleming 62 749 West Fifth Street inquest pending and others such as AHRON 90 758 Greenwood with inquest per FARNSWORTH William B. 39 Indiana House. KNORR Peter 1222 Plum Street. CHAPMAN Allen 6 816 Richmond Street with various causes phthisis nephritis cancer and related ailments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
Bridget
West Fifth Street
AHRON
Greenwood
Farnsworth
William B
Indiana House
Knorr
Peter
Plum Street
Chapman
Allen
Richmond Street
Broadway
N. Douglass
Warsaw Avenue
Fries
Michael
West Court Street
Fitzpack
Caroline
Walnut Street
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Gity News
Weiler
Switchman
Carters! Ver Pills
Critchell Park
Commercial Tribune
Marx
City Hall
Eruse
Finley
City
Cincinnati Oinger
Stageland
Herald Square
Venire
Campbell
Edward M. Ballard
Charles Campbell
Henry Raisch
Ballard
Otto Pfleger
Raisch
Front and
John Streets
Daniel Dodson
Wm. H. Jackson
Jackson
Dodson
John A. Caldwell
Frank C. Wagner
Henry Muhlhauser
Bavaria Building
Charles Rodecker
Hynicka
Tireton, Collins, Schoenle & Poor
Rudolph Wurlitzer Company
Dow
Greater
Newport
Zexier
Bellevue
Adelia Haynes
George Athe
Covington Tee
Elsie K. Hooker
Covington Weeeene
Mettens
E. Hauck
Harry Foteenee
sMcConnellsville
Banna
Ovington
G. W
Alice Me’lroy
Rons LeDanon
Lasson
Tue Smith-EcGeErRs Co
Court St
Young Men’s Mutual Life Association
First National Bank
Boston
Mass
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Geo
W. Weedon
Salubrin
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Institute
Mishle.bros
Closson’s For Fine Paintings
Fourth St
West
Race St
Maryland Casualty Co
Commercial Tribune Building
Blaughly Farm
Reading Roads
Frederick A. Schmidt
East Fourth Street
Co. H. & Epot
Fifth and Baymiller
BIG Four
Dayton
Celal
Sea Bates Ville
Celina
van Wert Sl
Sevenal Tepes Tanwee Ie
Knoxville
Queen & Gresgent
4Th and Vine Sts
Central Union Depot
4Th and Scott Aero Ecos
W. C. Rinear
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