Labor Council Endorses Winans for Ohio Awards Post
The Central Labor Council unanimously endorsed William J. Winans for a member of the Ohio commission of awards, backing his role in the new workers compensation law. Debate over politics faded as supporters telegraphed Governor Harmon. The council also discussed joining the Progressive Constitutional League and cautioned against overpaying for Labor Day souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
William J. Winans
Ohio ‘Commission of Awards
Hitchens
John
Frey
Winans
Harmon
John Frey
Iron Molders’ National Union
Council
Progressive Constitutional League
Taft Roosevelt Indorsement Meeting At White House
Former President Roosevelt hosts a reception where Taft allies sugarcoat support amid cordial talks with Chief Justice White and Cardinal Gibbons. The two leaders exchange farewells after a long, private discussion about Mrs Taft and plans for June 19.
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Taft
Theodore
Archie
A. W. Butt
White House
Senator Root
Hilles
Colonel Toome
Washington
Roosevelt
White
Roose- Velt
Hhes
New York
Baltimore
Mr. Roosevelt
Postmaster Transfers and City Mail Contract Changes
Postmaster Morfott certifies the transfer of George P Hopkins to a Dickinson North Carolina post office position with the change taking effect next week. Murray Smith receives a $1000 raise to the 1100 dollar grade and the Mount Healthy salary also increases by $100. Jacob Bros contract for city mail wagons and horses expires September 1 and bids for a new four year contract are now being received by Postmaster Monfort. Three wagons and horses are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morfott
George P. Hopkins
Meil
Dickinson
N. C
Murray Smith
Mount Healthy
Jacob Bros
Monfort
Women Druggists Earn Diplomas at Cincinnati College
Twenty six graduates received diplomas at the thirty ninth commencement of the Cincinnati College of Pharmacy held in the Grand hotel convention hall. Two women Lucille Bertrand Wells and Lydia DéCoursy earned bachelor of pharmacy. Anna F. Hare earned pharmaceutical chemist. Dr B Marvén addressed the gathering and diplomas were conferred by Dr John C. Otis. Toasts followed with remarks from several speakers.
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Cincinnati College of Pharmacy
Grand Hotel
Julius HM. Eichberg
Lucille Bertrand Wells
Lydia DéCoursy
Anna F. Hare
B. Marvén
Board of Education
John C. Otis
J. A. Lloyd
O. P. Geer
Fred L. Hoffman
F. W. Kisker
Charles F. Harding
Eulogies for Cardinal Gibbons Highlight Unity of Faith
Senators and speakers laud Cardinal Gibbons for uniting faith and state in a free republic. They stress his defense of law and order, service to the people, and ongoing example against atheism, urging continued peace and longevity for the prominent church leader.
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Root
Baltimore
America
Cardinal Gibbons
Clark
Great River
Congress
Supreme Bench
Navy
Army
Mothers of Eighth Ward Taught Domestic Science
The Associated Charities runs house keepers clubs to teach sewing cooking and child care. A club met at 304 Broadway yesterday with mothers from the Eighth ward attending. General Secretary C M Hubbard reports 209 families aided last month and material relief costs 26 percent higher than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Charities
Broadway
Eighth Ward
C M. Hubbard
Board of Trustees
Societ
Will Mingle With Chiefs at Police Convention
Chief of Police William Jackson will leave June 16 for Rochester New York to attend the annual Police Chiefs Association meeting. It will be his first convention as chief and he will present a short paper urging departments to notify chiefs when a wanted man is captured. He will spend a week in the East visiting New York traffic police before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jackson
Rochester
N. Y
Police Chiefs’ Association of
United States
Canada
Colonel Jackson
East
Jackson
New York
Metropolitan Police Force
Suit for 1 200 000 Against Tobacco Co
The Ware Kramer Tobacco company sues the American Tobacco company for 1 200 000 damages under the Sherman antitrust act. The case opened in Raleigh before Judge Connor with arguments over books records and depositional exceptions. A jury trial is scheduled for next Tuesday and expected to last about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Ware-Kramer Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
Connor
Child Run Over by Wagon Near Hopkins Street
Four year old Rose Fleischman of Betts street was struck in the face by a horse hoofs and severely cut last night near Hopkins and Cutter streets. The wagon driver fled the scene before identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Cutter Streets
Rose Fleischman
Betts Street
Question of Power Raised in Tax Board Case
Columbus June 1 Supreme Court rules on power to remove boards of review and whether the tax commission or state board handles removals. Stafford seeks reinstatement by the state board. demurrer by Attorney General Hogan denied. Decision clears path for merits hearing with next filing due Saturday.
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BonEart H
Busipixe
Columbus
State Tax Commissions
Boards of Review
State Board of Appraisers
Supreme Court
Hogan's
Demurrer
J. Stafford
Cne of Review
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
Stafford
Hogan
Tax Commission
State Board
Covington & Cincinnati Railroad
Willis Law Corporation
Franklin County
Harvard appointment for Prof Ballou expands public education role
Prof. Frank W. Ballou, long on leave from the University of Cincinnati, is appointed to teach Harvard summer courses under Prof. Hanus. He will also serve as secretary of the New York City commission on school inquiry, joining Hanus in this role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Ballou
University of Cincinnati
Harvard University
Harvard
Hanus
Ballou
Commission On School Inquiry
City of
New York
Salvation Army Fund Hits Halfway Mark in City Drive
Citizens committee pursuing a $55,000 goal for the Salvation Army reports subscriptions yesterday push total past $50,000. Mayer Schwab contributed as Team Captain Marty Atkins cited Spur geon’s English sermon praising the army’s role in law and order in London.
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Citizens’ Committee
Salvation Army
Mayer Schwab
Marty Atkins
Spurgeon
Law and Order
London
Muskingum College Holds Closing Exercises and Concert
Closing ceremonies began with the baccalaureate sermon by Prof. Jesse Johnson of Xenia Seminary, former college president. Johnson also gives the graduation address as Pridayevenire. the season ends with the Conservatory concert Creation featuring Cincinnati soloists. director A E Tlotmer of Boston leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskingum College
Jesse Johnson
The
Xenia Seminary
Johnson
Cincinnati
A ‘E Tlotmer
Boston
Conservatory
Struck by Live Wire on Walnut Street Crossing
A pedestrian narrowly escaped injury when a trolley wire snapped on Walnut Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues shortly after moon yesterday. The broken line fell across his foot as he crossed the street. passersby feared injury but no harm or burns were reported.
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Walnut Street
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Moon
Famous Hotel Brings Only $81 000 At Auction
The Galt House in Louisville sold for 81000 by order of a bankruptcy referee. The famed hotel opened in 1834, hosted many antebellum events, burned after the war, and was rebuilt. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance of Newark bought it.
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Louisville
Storm Sweeps Over the City Rattling Streets and Downpours
A large storm drenched the city last evening with fierce winds and intense lightning. The downtown area and hilltops saw shattered signs and frightened pedestrians as rain flooded streets and damaged trees. Lightning hit a carpenter shop at 864 Ridgeway Avenue causing a $700 fire loss, with crews responding to the blaze. Norwood also lost power as wires were struck, leaving the city in darkness briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter Shop
Alberta Emert
Ridgeway Avenue
Norwood
Plot to Kill Madero Real Threat Towers Over Mexico City Visit
Police report a confirmed conspiracy to kill Francisco I. Madero during his Mexico City visit. Arrests include Antonio Villacencia, ex-chief of police, while W L Dunn and Daniel Devilliers are held abroad. Authorities issue arrest warrants for three high‑level government figures as detectives secure the route and guards for Madero arriving at 10 am via the National line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Francisco J. Madero
Antonio Villacencia
Were
W. L. Dunn
Monterey
Daniel Devilliers
el Paso
Villacencia
Madero
National
Central Railroad
Commencement Set At Music Hall By College of Music
The thirty third annual commencement of the College of Music of Cincinnati will be held tomorrow evening at 8 15 oclock in Music hall. The exercises promise a larger graduating list and a well filled auditorium as graduates display their talent. Directors say they have left nothing undone to make it a gala historic occasion.
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College of Music of Cincinnati
Music Hall
Beating With a Sack of Ashes Claims Damages in Cincinnati
Harry Portman of 1507 Cutter Street seeks $1,000 from George Ferndon for alleged assault and property damage after a sack of ashes was used. He alleges the owner of Ferndon’s establishment attacked him, destroyed property, and locked the premises. The suit follows a series of local civil actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Portman
Cutter Street
George Ferndon
Spiegel
John L. Renner
Cincinnati Traction Company
Renner
Renner, Paxton, Warrington & Seasongood
Traction Company
Walnut Street
Mary Warner
Carrie Brunsman
Common Pleas Court
Fulford & Shook
Judge Grants May Wills Divorce From Dean Willis
Judge Warner grants May E Wills a divorce from Dean A Willis on cruelty and neglect grounds. They wed in 193 at Marion Ohio. She says years of beatings and that she supported two children with her own earnings. Max Levy represents her. Other divorce actions heard by Judge Warner include Kate and Harry Bohache with further testimony planned.
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Warner
May E. Wills
Dean A. Willis
Marion
Jacob Karp
Minnie Karp
Karp
Appeals Court Sustains Verdict in Hossfeld Suit
The United States circuit court of appeals sustains a verdict for Mrs. Ida Hossfeld of Hamilton against her daughter in law Pearl Hossfeld for 25000 dollars. Pearl alleged the mother influenced her husband to abandon his wife after a 1908 secret marriage. Rulings in several other cases were affirmed or reversed with new trials or dismissals. Judges Severens Knappen and Walter Evans presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Ida Hossfeld
Hamilton
Pearl Hossfeld
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Albert Hossfeld
Hossfeld
Lexington
Covington
Circuit Court of Appeals
H. N. Robertson
John Conway
Matthew Wilson
Peninsula Bark and Lumber Co
New Orleans Terminal Co
C. O. Hanson
L. & N. Railroad Co
Nell Moore Wilson
Bettendorf Wheel Co
Pp. P. Mast
Detzel Files Bankruptcy in Local Dry Goods Trade
Frank J. Detzel, formerly active in the local dry goods trade, yesterday filed for bankruptcy. Liabilities are listed at about $7,000 with assets estimated at roughly half that amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Detzel
Label rights dispute over Old Os8car Pepper whisky case
Judge Hollister ruled that the Old OS8car Pepper label belongs to Labrot State, which sued F. P. Gluck Co for infringement. A perpetual injunction blocks future use, damages settled between parties, with costs on Gluck. Pogue & Pogue represented Labrot. Also granting citizenship papers to Morris Cutler and Cosma Monole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Léopold “Labrot
F. P. Gluck Company
Gluck’ Company
Gluck Company
Pogue &Pogue
Labrot
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of fresh civil actions and filings in Common Pleas Court, including cases against William P. Pesan for 545.50 on account. Henri M. Robb in two actions totaling 551.27. Isy Gratz against Missouri Pacific Railway for 484.50. Mary Warner seeks 10000 damages from Carrie Brunsman. Pauli & Son against B W Colling for 60.27 lien. Verda Ferguson against Vide Gunn for 9000 on note. David Scheering against El eabech pesthollend et afi for estate partition. Carrie Clark against State of Ohio petition in error. A Cox for writ of habeas corpus. Herman Pingeniet v American Smelting for appeal. Henry Portman against Ferdon for 1000 damages. Also Court of Insolvency No. 3764 Minnie Karp v Jacob Karp for divorce.
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Pervis & & Co
William P. Pesan
Cohen & Mack
A. M. Lewin Lumber Com
Sen
Henri M. Robb
The
A. M. Lewin Lumber Company
Isy Gratz
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Arthur M. Iegél
Mary Warner
Carrie Brunsman
Fulford & Shook
Charles F. Pauli & Son
B. W.colling
Verda
Ferguson
Vide Gunn
Bolsinger
Pink
David Scheering
el Eabech Pesthollend
Kinney
Carrié Clark
State of Ohio
R. EB. Werner
Eee
A. .S Cox
J. DeFosset
Herman Pingeniet
American Smelting and Refining Company
Uiré
Frank Seinsheimer
Henry Portman
Ve. Ferdon
Bolsingenk & Hawke
Former Cincinnatian Feltér Dies in Berkeley
News arrives of the death of Mr Feltér at Berkeley California formerly of Ridgeway avenue Avondale He leaves three daughters Missés Mary Karenda and Katherine all well known in Cincinnati and two sons William and David Swing
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Feltér
Berkeley
Cal
Ridgeway Avenue
Avondale
Mary
Karenda
Katherine
Cincinnati
William
David Swing
Covington Bride Weds as Fireman Dies in Louisville Fire
Miss Sarah Weber Hickman of Covington wed Roger Harris Onley in Jeffersonville by Magistrate James S Keigwin shortly before Charles Conley a Louisville fireman died in a Beechmont house fire. The marriage was announced after the tragedy to avoid public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Charles Conley
Louisville Fire Department
W. G.magruder
Southern Parkway
Beechmont
Roger Harrisonley
East Main Street
Sarah Weber Hickman
West Fourth Street
Covington
Jeffersonville
James S Keigwin
Conley
Louisville City Hospital
Keigwin
Attorney Scores Act of the Court
The article discusses judge decisions and prosecutorial conduct surrounding a case involving Cox. It cites May dates, motions to quash, and debates over whether the state could elect indictments, with prosecutors arguing about entry records and rehearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney Scores
ACT OF the Court
Cox
Cash
Dickson
Rightful Discharge and Quashing Indictments Stated
The prosecutor argues final court action. if an indictment is quashed the state may elect on remaining indictments only after motions. Maxwell contends verdicts are final and review limited, and that one quashed indictment forces others to be quashed too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Cone
Fourth of July Fireworks Rules Aimed to Limit Noise
Safety Director Scott Small announced the city will monitor firecrackers and toy pistols to keep the Fourth of July within noise limits. Police will guide retailers on permissible sale. The board of education seeks broad public school participation to help children understand the celebration through a large parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Small
Board of Education
Dyer
Thirteen Graduates Receive Diplomas at Missionary School
The Cincinnati Missionary Training School held its commencement last night as closing exercises concluded a week of progress. Thirteen graduates were awarded diplomas with Rev. W. A. Robinson presiding and Bishop Thoburn delivering the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Missionary Training School
W. A. Robinson
Thoburn
Cuticura Remedies Kept Child From Dying Says Ontario Mother
A Ontario mother recounts her three month old son suffering a severe itchy rash that spread over his body and nearly killed him. After using Cuticura Soap and one application of Cuticura Ointment, he slept and recovered, with no relapse in more than twenty years. Mrs. M. Maitland Jasper May 27 1910.
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Maitland
Jasper
Ontario
Ig &. Chem. Corp
Scié
Columbus Ave
Boston
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Labor Council
Indorse University
Building Trades Alliance
G Company
Dabney
Themelves
E. L. Hitchens
Typographical Union
Abis
Jae Aipleyers
Dabhep
Scioa
Arcade
Women Druggists
College of Pharmacy
Union Service
Mothers OF Eighth Ward
Tobacco Co
P.O
the Commercial Tribune
Ohio
Government Place
Covington and Cincinnati Railroad
Hogan Demurred
Frank Mel
O. A. Roberta
Bille M. Stroup
Alan H. ‘Robinson
Southeastern Ohio
Moxehala Park and Amusement Co
General Docket
Hérman Preusser
Peter Dikeb
Cuyahoga
Chiove
Covington and Cincinnati
John D.rockefeller
William E. MclIntiré
Circuit Court
Common Pleas
Edgar H. Eckert
Acacia A. Shaffer
Wood
Thomas Powell
David Powell
Mahoning
Matilda
Schwartz
Allén
L. 8
Ry. Co
Martha Latto
Costa
Stafford Va
State Board of Appraisers and Assessors
Mandamus
Frank W. ‘Ballou
Schwab
Famous
Insurance Company
College of Music
Ferndon
Théodore F. Storch
Caroline P. Appell
Engelbert
Johanna Storch
Barbara Banzhaf
Jacob Frederick Banzhaf
A. Howard Hinkle
Barnarbor
Dry Goods Man
Common’ Pleas Court
Max Levy
Cincinnatian
Pennsylvania Station
Pernwent
Wao
Enns
Sylvania
High Bridge
Trip
Queens Crescent
Grand Central Station
Ludlow
Neal Reck
General Wass Enzer
Hin
Tit Tss
LSS
Che FH. Schultze Co
West Fourth St
Avery
Hunt
Hutt
Small
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