Tragic Train Fatalities In Kenton Heights
Two Hungarians, a man about 38 and a woman about 35, were killed by a Cincinnati Southern train at Kenton Heights. The couple, likely migratory workers, died at Cincinnati Hospital within three hours from internal and rib injuries. Witness Conductor Byrn said the engine, traveling at high speed, struck them after they failed to hear the approach. Coroner Cameron examined the bodies at the hospital morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Kenton Heights
Cincinnati
Byrn
Hungary
California
Alliance
Dayton
New York
Ilie Manteau
Kentucky
Cameron
Cincinnati College of Music Commencement Recital Honors Directors
The twenty eighth annual Cincinnati College of Music commencement at Music Hall featured the choir conducted by Dr Eisenheimer and the orchestra led by Jose Marien. Performances included Schubert Twenty third Psalm Mendelssohn Infelicé and Liszt Concerto in E flat with accolades to Miss Alma Marks Miss Flora Schwartz and Miss Ada C Zeller. The event honored Dr Eisenheimer and awarded diplomas medals and certificates to numerous graduates with Dr Sylvester Scoville delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati College of Music
Music Hall
Eisenheimer
Jose Marien
Hugo Eisenlohr
Schubert
Haydn
Infelicé
Mendelssohn
Flora Schwartz
Ada G. Zeller
Athens
Hiawatha
Mathilda Stuebing
Moravia
Dvorak
Liszt
Alma Marks
Ada Cc. Zeller
Helen Brown
Angelo M. Davidson
Emery W. Hobson
Lillian Kreimer
Emma Beiser
Mathilde Stuebing
Emma Reiser
Ada C. Zeller
Aurelia Weiler
Mary Love
Akels
Florence Brooks
Victoria
Mexico
Minna L. Brueggeman
Margaret A. Buck
Edna Brorein
Buckland
Louise W. Church
Elsie Walker Dixon
Burkesville
William W. Griebel
Newport
Paducah
Elizabeth Leake
Knoxville
Haunt of the Fairies to Benefit St Xavier’s Schools
Rev Francis J Finn presents The Haunt of the Fairies at Walnut Street Theater on Monday June 11 to raise funds for St Xavier's parochial schools. The three act drama stars Agnes and depicts moral triumphs in scenes from playroom to chapel with music by Prof Harold Beckett Gibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Finn
8.J
Walnut Street
St. Xavier's
Agnes
Holy Angels’ Academy
Harold Beckett Gibbs
Covington
Park Extension Drive Prompts Cincinnati Civic Push
Prominent Cincinnatians at the Business Men's Club discussed launching an active campaign to extend parks. Delegates will report back to their organizations with plans to begin concerted action soon. Architect A. Q. Elzner outlined a boulevard and park system from Sedamsville to Linwood.
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A. Q. Elzner
Sedamsville
Linwood
Dr Thirkield Goes East Reception for Mrs Thirkield
The Glenn Home Board of Managers plan a June 13 reception to honor Mrs W P Thirkield former Cincinnati W H M S president. Dr Thirkield and his wife will leave for Washington where he has accepted the presidency of Howard University. Mrs R D Jones leads the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Home
W. P. Thirkield
Cincinnati
Women's Home Missionary Society
City Solicitor Sets Scope of Audit for Incoming Officials
Auditor Culkins learned that examinations of office accounts should cover only the term of the retiring incumbent. Mr Lowman presented a council opinion stating that a defeated ordinance awarding 7200 dollars for viaduct painting would be legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culkins
Lowman
Council
Ordnance
Eccentric Slips in Power House Disrupt Milford Traction
Commuters on the Cincinnati Mil ford and Loveland line faced delays Thursday morning when an eccentric slipped in the Milford power house. Service resumed at noon. The company runs six cars now and plans a ten minute schedule for the God’s Holiness School camp meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Milford & Loveland
Milford
God's Holiness School
Little Girl Interprets Hungarian Testimony at Inquest
An eleven-year-old girl Edna Triff of 266 West McMicken avenue proved a capable interpreter for Hungarian witnesses at Coroner Cameron's inquest into the death of Joseph Stoica a Big Four section hand killed June 4. Stoica's fellow workers and witnesses spoke Hungarian and some could not read English, but Edna’s bilingual skill aided the proceedings. Edna has been in the United States three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Triff
West McMicken Avenue
Cameron
Joseph Stoica
Stocker
Stoica
Andrew Mathes
Office
Edna
United Tes
Fall proves painful at Holly Plant scaffold collapse
John Kelly age 24 of 609 West Fourth street fell twenty feet from a scaffold at Holly Manufacturing Company on Eastern avenue and Torrence road. He was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital with severe back sprain a deep scalp wound and a dislocated left shoulder but is not in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
West Fourth Street
Holly Manufacturing Company
Eastern Avenue
Torrence Road
Good Samaritan Hospital
Excursion to Natural Bridge from Kentucky
Special L and N Railway Sunday June 10 departs 7 30 am from Fourth Street Station for Natural Bridge Kentucky with stops at Cyn thiana Paris Winchester and intermediate points. Includes grand mountain scenery boating and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
Grand Mountain
Union Station
Walnut St
Central Union Station
Fourth
Scott
Covington
Appraisers File Temized Report On Estates In Probate Court
Personal property of the late Bertha Lowman valued at 403 514 is listed in an inventory in probate court. Stocks include Little Miami Railroad and Procter Gamble preferred. bonds and bank holdings are itemized with amounts. Separate appraisals note Elizabeth Crotty Mary A O Shaughnessy and Mary G Adams values. Herman Eggers leaves 70000 estate with specific gifts to children and wife life interest, remainder to sons Albert William and Frederick. Henry deemed provided for in lifetime per will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Lowman
Lowman
Little Miami Railroad
Procter & Gamble
Cincinnati Street Railway
Fleischmann Distilling
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Citizens’ National Bank
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Portsmouth(o
Elizabeth Crotty
Mary A. O'Shaughnessy
Mary G. Adams
James T. Maguire
Herman Eggers
John
Anna
Charlotte
Albert
William
Frederick
Henry
Brood of Babies Finds 6000 Home
George A. Hiles and five children from St. Louis arriving in Cincinnati faced custody actions. Hiles sought to place the youngsters in local care. after rejection by the Children's Home, the Humane Society arranged for the children Marion ten, Lillie eight, George seven, Alancas six, and Willie two to be housed at a city home.
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George A. Hiles
East Ninth Street
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louise
Hiles
Crouse
The
Humane Society
Marion
Lillie
George
Alancas
Willie
Widow Fights Insolvent Stross Estate in Probate Court
Katherine Stross widow of William Stross filed in Probate Court alleging the Stross Hotel estate is insolvent with liabilities of 8624.47 and assets of 1928. This leaves heirs with nothing and assets distributed pro rata among creditors under Judge Charles F. Malsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Stross
William Stross
Stross
Charles F. Malsbury
Heat Prostration Strikes Two In City Streets
In the early morning at a butcher shop on Poplar street August Felter 2115 McMicken avenue fell unconscious from heat prostration and was removed to City Examination where doctors deem recovery unlikely. Later William Johnson 32 of 516 George street collapsed at Sixth and Plum streets and was taken to City Hospital with a heat stroke but is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Street
August Felter
McMicken Avenue
Patrol No. 4
City Hospital
Felter
William Johnson
George Street
Sixth
Plum Street
Widow Mary Duhme Leaves Clifton Estate to Daughter
Mary Duhme of Clifton widow of Herman Duhme wills her whole estate valued at 20000 in realty and 2000 in personal property to daughter Charlotte D Eustis of Minneapolis. She leaves two other children Claribel Duhme Ives of Clifton and Albert G Duhme of Minneapolis. Attorney D D Woodmansee sought appointment as administrator yesterday.
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Mary D. Duhme
Clifton
Herman Duhme
Charlotte D. Eustis
Minneapolis
Claribel Duhme
Ives
Resor
Albert G. Duhme
D. D. Woodmansee
Estate administration filings list several intestate estates
Application for administration of other estates names James M. Brandt at the Munro Hotel for Charles Geetler estate appraising 3300 dollars Eliza Keller of 2200 Vine street for George C Keller estate with unknown value Louisa Thiele of 1529 Bremen street for William A Thiele estate value 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Brandt
Munro Hotel
Charles Geetler
Eliza Keller
Vine Street
George C. Keller
Louisa Thiele
Bremen Street
William A. Thiele
Havlin Hotel Granted Sign Permit and Local Bridge Concerns
City records show the Board of Public Service approved a large illuminated sign for the Havlin Hotel projecting over Vine street. Citizens report decay and dangerous cracks on Brighton Bridge and West Fork Creek bridge in Roll avenue. Hyde Park Improvement Association requests street repairs to enable oiling. Complaints cite hazardous condition on McMillan street and Park avenue. Stone for macadam streets to be purchased from Moores-Coney Company at $1.25 per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Havlin Hotel
Vine Street
Brighton
Roll Road
Drennan Avenue
Herron Avenue
Cumminsville
West Fork Creek
Roll Avenue
A. G. Rist
Hyde Park
E. P. Harrison
McMillan Street
Park Avenue
Neave
Moores-Coney Company
Pattison’s Cincinnati Visit Amid Appointment Talks
Governor Pattison and private secretary Lewis B. Houck traveled to Columbus with Cal Inspector W F Finley amid discussions of future appointments. Finley’s aim was to advise on offices, while Pattison planned to return to Milford soon. A storm toppled a maple at Christ’s Hospital without disturbing the Governor. Six witnesses can verify Pattison signed the Johnson appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis B. Houck
Pattison
Columbus
Cal
W.F. Finley
Finley
Cincinnati
Christ’s Hospital
Houck
Milford
Johnson
Commercial Club Announces Its Annual Outing to Indiana and Ohio
Two dozen members will depart at 8:30 AM by Big Four for Indianapolis then trolley to Anderson Muncie Richmond and Dayton returning Saturday night via C BH and D. The trip blends pleasure and instruction with a study of traction facilities and potential rapid transit to Cincinnati business areas.
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Commercial Club
Big Four
Indianapolis
Anderson
Muncie
Richmond
Ind
Dayton
Cincinnati
WANTS DECREE AMENDED IN CUSTODY AND ALIMONY
Joseph F. Harding seeks to set aside a divorce decree arguing the ex wife Tina remarried within thirty days and has since had him arrested for failure to pay alimony. Judge William Littleford granted eight uncontested divorces in cases including Hurd Alston Duerr Foster Klosterman Butler Nolan Bruns. Carrie Schafer files for divorce from Joseph Schafer on cruelty and neglect grounds through attorney Michael Muller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina
John Langenbein
Joseph F. Harding
William Littleford
Elizabeth
John W. Hurd
Ethel
Charles L
Anna H. Duerr
Lillie
Harry Foster
Eleanor
Harry Klosterman
Pearl L
Albert G. Butler
Martha
Jas. Russell
Harry
Anna R. Nolan
Maud Ethel
Herman J. Bruns
Carrie Schafer
Michael Muller
Joseph Schafer
Weather on Dogs Nerves: Bites Send Three to Hospital
In hot weather dogs are reported to agitate some people. Three men were taken to City Hospital after being bitten while petting dogs near their homes. Charles Morgan a painter 916 Clark Street was bitten on the arm at a Winton Place residence. Jemma F Larkin 56 an agent was bitten on the left leg at 226 Hunt Street. E Van Pelt 38 a bricklayer was bitten while walking to his home near John and Clark Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Charles Morgan
Clark’ Street
Winton Place
Morgan
Jemma F. Larkin
Hunt Street
E. van Pelt
John Street
John and Clark Streets
Beating Alleged by Lynch and Crainer Arrested on Warrants
Thomas Jackson swore warrants charging John Lynch and Joseph Crainer with assault and battery. Jackson says at Chester Park his wife was present and he was beaten after asking them to stop. They face trial before Squire Dumont at Carthage next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lynch
Joseph Crainer
Thomas Jackson
Jackson
Chester Park
Lynch
Crainer
Squire Dumont
Carthage
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Adiel
Miss Beiser
Walnut Street Theater
Associated Organization
DR. Thirkield
Mrs. Thirkield
Loveland Traction Company
Commercial Tribune
Missouri
City Hall
Pattison Wiotles
Longs
Indiana
Miller Range and Furnace Coo
J. F. Harding
Wilder
Mississippi
J. Wilder & CO
6Th St
Duhme Bros
Jas. A. Collins
the Bismarck Cafe
Mercantile Library
Finest Ladies
West
Metropolitan Service
Queen City
ate \Kohmeschers
Walnut Hills
Illinois Central Railroad
Tritooo
Cincin
New Orleans
Hot Springs
Ark
Dallas
Texas
San Antonio
Suisata
EL Paso
Denver
Omaha
Southwest
North Pacific
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Vine St
Corner Arcade
Joseph Biggs
D. P
Ohio
Kentligetans
Louisville
Kentucky Society of Cincinnati
Fifth and Vine
Abbott
F. D. Bush
D.P.A
Saona
Wonder
McKinley
Hesser
Ublic
Turnvereins
Marena Clubhouse
Fun Factory
Tangle—Electric Theater
Main St
Conway
Golden Jubilee Druiden Saengerchor
Broadway
VIA
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Atlantic City
Cape .May
Ocean City
Atlantic Coast
Long Island
New England
North Vernon
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