Grimme Fatally Stabbed In Clockwise Street Fight
William Grimme lies at City Hospital with a fatal stab wound after a street clash with five men allegedly Bevington friends. Grimme faced murder charges tied to Arthur Bevington’s death and asserts a frame up. Bevington died after a prior knife attack in Keenan’s saloon.
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Rave
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Art
Get Rich Quick Swindler Remanded for Trial
Bradford Clark Jr. Clais Cartwright was remanded in Police Court for trial tomorrow on charges of a turf advisory swindle promising 200 to 500 percent profits. Police say he defrauded thousands, with victims from Ohio Indiana West Virginia and the West. Detectives Br y and McCluskey recovered letters and money from his office.
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Clais Cartwright
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Soldiers’ Home
First Memorial Services for Confederate Dead at Arlington
Washington reports the first memorial services for Confederate dead in the Arlington Cemetery Confederate section. Flowers decorate graves from the White House conservatory, a wreath is placed on unknown Union graves, and Hon. John W. Wright of Tennessee gives an address. Miss Nannie Randolph Heth and Dr. Samuel E. Lewis distribute roses to 264 graves. The Ansel McLaurin Camp unveils the Southern cross.
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Washington
Arlington Cemetery
John W. Wright
Tennessee
White House
Roosevelt
Nannie Randolph Heth
Harry Heth
Gettysburg
Heth
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Ansel McLaurin
Skillman's Body Remains At Morgue In Shooting Case
The body of Jesse Skillman, single, lies at Menninger's morgue after being shot by Patrolman William Albers. Funeral held tomorrow at Linden Grove Cemetery per relatives from Cincinnati. Albers released to report to the coroner's inquest set for 10 am. A knife found with a dead man and seized by William Hennessey will play a role in inquest evidence.
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William Albers
Menninger
Linden Grove Cemetery
Cincinnati
Albers
William Hennessey
Pol
Ea Praing
Ela
Skillman
Bluecoats
Kentucky
Pope Maintains Private Audiences Amid Heat
The Pope remains in excellent health with daily private audiences and only slight heat-related indisposition. His physician did not see him Friday or yesterday, and the Pontiff visited the Vatican on Sunday as is his custom. The Patriarch of Jerusalem was greeted yesterday morning with a hopeful remark from Leo.
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Lapponi
Vatican
Associated Press
Patriarch of Jerusalem
Leo
Turners Break Attendance Record at Coney Island Vaudeville
The Turners and civic groups led a record turnout at Coney Island with the Cincinnati Military Band guiding the parade to the Island Queen for a full day of vaudeville. Rain touched the finale but failed to dampen crowds as Manuro Mlle Pelletier Evans Beasley Miles and Mignon performed in a varied bill before Miss Van Fessen-led dancing.
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Coney
Central Turners
Cincinnati Military Band
Hudson
Manuro
Miles
Mignon
Miss van Fessen
Big Day at Chester Pleases Vaudeville Crowd
A large Chester Park crowd enjoyed free pavilion vaudeville with acts by Edward Shayne Big Novelty Company trolley Car Trio, Al Waltz unicycle and roller skates, the Kleists illusion act, Annette Moore singing, the Girdellers balancing, and Captain Stanley high diving from a ninety five foot platform. The bathing beach was warm and crowded, and evening dining parties filled clubhouse tables.
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Edward Shayne
al Waltz
Kleists
Annette Moore
Girdellers
Stanley
Popular Resort Begins Second Season With Assurance of Success
The Queen City Bathing Beach opens its second season yesterday amid excellent patronage. The large pavilion and surrounding facilities attracted a steady stream of visitors, signaling a promising year for the resort.
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Queen City
Queen City Beach Seen as Popular Night Resort
Describes additional dressing rooms and encircling veran das with inviting grounds under night illumination. Portrays a brilliant, commanding sight along the river, predicting Queen City Beach will be a favored and well patronized local resort.
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Queen City Beach
Accident at Robinson Circus Injures Horace Mohn
Horace Mohn the loops the loop artist of the Robinson circus was badly injured after a fall at Phoenystville Pennsylvania. A misapplied guy rope caused the car to crash to the ground leaving him severely hurt though not in danger.
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Horace Mohn
Robinson Circus
Phoenixville
Mohn
Louisville
Pike Stock Company Opens Summer Season at West End Theater
The Pike Theater Stock Company begins a summer engagement at Weber and Fields West End Theater in New York tonight. Angela Dolores Hunt stars as the leading lady with Byron Douglas as the leading man under Manager Hunt, who is her husband.
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Pike Theater Stock Company
West End
New York
Pike Stock Company
Weber and Fields
Byron Douglas
Hunt
Frohman Company to Present Crichton in Paris
Charles Frohman’s Company leaves London for Paris with 112 players and eight freight cars of baggage and scenery for a single Renaissance Theatre performance. The trip went smoothly despite two hours of French customs checks at Boulogne, aided by the British Ambassador. A party of distinguished guests will attend the Paris show tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Charles Frohman
Crichton
Paris
Renaissance Theater
Boulogne
Frohman
Mocking Bird Won’t Sing Owes Back Pay Claim Denied
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune reports Bijou Theater manager Barnes says Sire Brothers do not owe Miss Mabelle Gilman back salary. He states the show was a road production extended for two weeks, closed after L. S. Sire deemed the run overstocked. Gilman had claimed $2,800 in back pay.
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Commercial Tribune
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Adoss
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Study to Feature Accounting in University Courses
The Ohio State Society of Public Accountants formed this week aims to place accounting in university curricula. Honorary members include Joseph B. Foraker Wade H. Ellis Myron T. Herrick Nicholas Monserrat and C D Kirestone. Ohio State University may establish a department of accounting and a new professional degree is already granted by several major universities. Officers include President J S M Goodloe First VP Leon F Fisher Second VP Guy H Kennedy Secretary J A Miller and Treasurer H A Kellar.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Ohio State Society of Public Accountants
Joseph B. Foraker
Wade H. Ellis
Cincinnati
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Guy H. Kennedy
J. A. Miller
H. A. Kellar
Columbus
Oldest Ohio man George Robinson marks 103rd birthday
In Cleveland Ohio on June 7 George Robinson claimed to be Ohio’s oldest man as he celebrated his 103rd birthday. He says long life comes from moderation in smoking and whisky plus self care. He credits his leg loss seventy five years ago for inspiring caution and notes his Republican faith and belief Theodore Roosevelt will be president.
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Commercial Tribune
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Ohio
George Robinson
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City Infirmary
Theodore Roosevelt
Maritime Movements From European Ports to New York
June 7 ship movements include The Algeria Leghorn and Naples to New York. The Fried rich der Grosse Bremen to Cherbourg and New York. The Pots cam Rotterdam Boulogne to New York. Minnetonka New York to London. Celtic arrived at Liverpool from New York. multiple arrivals at Moville and Queenstown with Glasgow Liverpool and Quebec routes. forecasts show continued transatlantic traffic.
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Covington Sees Manufacturing Boom Across Key Firms
Covington credits a boom in manufacturing as foreign capital inflows reshape the city. Dean, Watterman & Co. of Cincinnati has bought Covington Foundry on Ninth Street and plans expansion and capacity growth. Western Foundry on Third Street may add land and plant space. Houston Stanwood Gamble Co. on Third Street expands, leasing a full block and increasing output to lead the state.
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Dean, Watterman & Co
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Western Foundry Company
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Baxewell Street
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President Roosevelt Deliberates Over Kishineff Massacre Policy
Washington reports say President Roosevelt will not rush to decide U S policy on the Kishineff massacre appeals. He respects Secretary Hay’s methods in important international questions but may diverge based on evolving considerations and Russia United States relations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Russia
United States
Secretary Hay
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Hayes
Anxiety at Parliament over Chamberlain free trade plan
London June 7 anxiety rises as Parliament returns and Liberal opposition defends the Conservative free trade budget. Colonial Secretary Chamberlain faces scrutiny of his tariff proposals and a possible shift toward old age pension funding via colonial revenues while defending wage and price impacts.
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the Times
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Mad Love Case Traces Ohio Man From Dayton to Clifton Forge
Eugene C. Boone of Wirtz Virginia arrives in Dayton with a Maryland visiting teen in love. He shows signs of insanity in Dayton and is released for lack of a legal hold. An uncle posts 100 to send him home with an attendant, but Boone vanishes and later phones Clifton Forge and Charleston, then Clifton Forge again, with only fifty cents on hand. The girl involved is 15.
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Wirtz
Franklin County
Maryland
Clifton Forge
State Hospital
Young, & Young
Charleston
W. Va
Unity of Man and Church Through Corporate Unity Sermon
Reverend Newell Dwight Hillis urged a church union modeled after business trusts at Plymouth Church New York on June 7. He warned that duplicative church plants waste money and that 25 000 communities should move toward unity and corporate management across denominations. He envisioned organized cooperation to reduce sectarian division.
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Christ
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
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Cleveland
Thief steals money pins and clothes from West Sixth home
While Henry Niewind and his family attended a Knights Templars outing at Woodsdale Island yesterday a thief entered their 2536 West Sixth Street residence and carried off 16 dollars in cash several stick pins and a collection of clothes.
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West Sixth Street
Knights Templars
Woodsdale Island
Robbery on Clinton Street Targets Elder Paper Seller
A colored man yesterday knocked down and robbed old and infirm paper seller Charles Kemper at Hopkins and Linn streets. The thief took $1.50 in change from the victim, who operated at 843 Clinton Street.
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Linn Streets
Lockland High to Award Eight Diplomas at Commencement
The Lockland High School commencement occurs Thursday night at Wayne Avenue Church. Dr. G W Davis will deliver the address and eight students including Clyde Earl Barrow William Carr Gannon Miss Cora Iola Carter Miss Lucy Jane Bragg Hertel Miss Margaret Pearl Kauffman Miss Edna Jane Mullin Miss Helen Agnes McKeag and Miss Norma Lillis Ward will receive diplomas. The Reading Council meets tonight to decide on the Niveson Welscopf tax refund. Citizens may address the Council. A Wyoming fund backs the Sixth O W L reunion at the Wyoming Club Hall June 2. Elmwood may gain a chair factory from the Indiana Furniture Company of Indianapolis, hiring about fifty, near the Big Four tracks. Lockland mattress-makers strike probably ends today with leaders signaling a near complete compromise and papers to be signed. about sixty workers and 100 helpers affected.
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G. W. Davis
Clyde Earl Barrow
William Carr Gannon
Cora Iola Carter
Lucy Jane Bragg Hertel
Margaret Pearl Kauffman
Edna Jane Mullin
Helen Agnes McKeag
Norma Lillis Ward
Elmwood
Indiana Furniture Company
Indianapolis
Lockland Cotton Mills
Marquis Salisbury Making Progress Toward Recovery
London reports the Marquis of Salisbury is making good progress toward recovery from his illness as of June 7.
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Marquis of Salisbury
Textile strike in Philadelphia calls for public health action
The Central Textile Union’s Working Committee and Textile Workers Executive Board released a statement detailing sanitary reasons for a strike by over 75 000 workers. They report long hours, dangerous dust, and higher fatalities in mills, urging public support and a conference with employers as Mayor Weaver seeks to mediate. The strike targets Manayunk Fairmount and West Philadelphia as workers push toward a fifty five hour week.
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Miners in Stockades Tie up W V Coal Field
President W W A Jones of the State Federation of Labor says the New River coal field strike moves slowly due to stockades at Loup Creek. He reports many miners have not left these stockades for weeks while work continues.
Miners and Iron Workers Earning Fifty Cents a Day
Vienna reports a mass exodus of miners and iron workers to the United States as the iron industry sinks. Hundreds laid off since year start, operations run on short time, wages cut by half, many workers earning under fifty cents daily and families suffering. No immediate improvement seen. large colonies of workers leaving Austria.
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United States
Engineers' Club Formed by University Students
The senior and junior students at the University establish an Engineers' Club to share updates on engineering progress and push for separating the engineering department from the university’s academic structure.
Woman Robbed Three Men, Police Arrest Jennie Smith
Patrolmen Huber and Brink arrested Jennie Smith at 227 George Street after three men complained of robberies within a week. She was locked up on suspicion of the thefts.
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Brink
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George Street
Senta Yacht Arrives in Newport Owned by Hinkle
The yacht Senta, owned by A. Howard Hinkle of Cincinnati, arrived in Newport today after its voyage.
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Newport
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Senta
A. Howard Hinkle
Cincinnati
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Ad Card
An old ad touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a portable headache remedy. It claims non laxative formula, 2 percent dose, 25 cents, sold by a company listed as Dr Miles Meproat Co in Elkhart Indiana.
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