Slayer of Brung Tells His Story in Newport Stabbing
Stanley Davis, 21, groceryman of 608 East Second Street Newport, sits in Central Police awaiting arraignment for the murder of Herman Bruns after a Thursday night stabbing at Twelfth and Main. Davis claims self defense, says he fled across the river, hid with his mother’s, and that Bruns died from the encounter. Frances Bruns filed a warrant. Davis previously co owned a grocery with his brother on Second Street and Washington Avenue.
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Latonia
Frances Bruns
Broadway
Second Street
Washington Avenue
Covington
John Ari-Lloyd
Resignations and policy moves at university board
The university board narrowly averted a clash over religious matter at a meeting prompted by Kinkead to adjourn. Dr. P. S. Conner resigned after forty years as Emeritus Professor of Surgery. Edna Hopkins also left as Assistant Librarian. Technical School plans shift to 1909. Several faculty appointments and raises were approved.
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P. S. Conner
Ohio Medical College
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Ransohoff
Curtis
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Dabney
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J. H. Kindle
M.A
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Louis Brand
Louis Brockhaus
R. Wylie
Edward Hatterscheide
Walter T. Murdock
Ralph Oesper
B. B. Breese
Herman Schneider
Verdict in furnace mystery expected today
Coroner Cameron plans to render a verdict of murder in a furnace death. Deputy Coroner Dr Coe backs that assessment. An experiment will test the timing of a man entering the fire box at Ryan Soap Works. Rumors about the deceased’s name and the worker involved are noted.
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Vogel Packing Company
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Water Works Plant Pumping Costs Stated
Engineer Benzenberg reports the January to June pumping cost at 36876.57 dollars for the new water works plant The estimate for July to December to supply full time city water and filtered water during the last three months is 120733.36 dollars.
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Prosecutions Loom After Smoke Ordinance Warning
Smoke Inspector Sealey said he has evidence of about 100 smoking plants and will press Police Court prosecutions next week if proprietors do not heed notices sent yesterday. He noted proprietors have replied they wish to aid a cleaner atmosphere, but defer to their engineers.
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Mayor vetoes meat inspector requirement in health plan
Mayor Dempsey vetoed the council’s health department reorganization and ten new assistant meat inspectors, ruling the five year butcher and city residency qualifications improper. The sanitary ordinance regulating slaughterhouses and meat markets passed into law without the mayor’s signature. Rheumatism treatment advertised by Eimer and Amend claims cure with Prescription No. 2,851.
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Cent Cincinnati High Schools Stage Record Commencement
The Cincinnati three high schools York Woodward Hughes Walnut Hills held a record graduation night at Music Hall with 228 diplomas. Dr Louis Schwab addressed graduates delivering advice as the three schools shared honors and the audience overflowed the hall.
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Advertising the City aims to lure national convention to Cincinnati
The Advertising Committee of the Industrial Bureau reports contracts with several trade journals to promote Cincinnati as an industrial location. The bureau endorses inviting the Democratic National Convention to meet here and authorizes a cooperation committee. Eight firms joined the bureau and membership with Associated Organizations was renewed.
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Natural gas set to end smoke nuisance in Ohio cities
A.C. White earns credit for linking West Virginia gas fields to Cincinnati and Cleveland. Columbia Gas and Electric plans vast pipelines to supply Cincinnati, Cleveland, and suburbs, plus partial takeovers of local gas firms. Anticipated growth aims at smokeless, cleaner cities and profitable operations.
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One Dam in Cincinnati Directory Stands Alone
The 1907 Cincinnati Directory, ready Monday by The Williams Directory Co, notes no Roosevelt or Hohenzollern among 482000 residents and highlights Dam Adolf as the lone representative. It catalogs numerous Smiths, Fairbanks Roots Bryans, and Caruso residents while laughing at noble titles versus the middle class Bourgeois.
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Liebig's Extract of Beef Label Guaranty Issued
Liebig's Extract of Meat Company announces no change in product or label under the pure food law but has filed a general guaranty with the Secretary of Agriculture and received serial number 2034. The guarantee, bearing J. Liebig's signature in blue and other trademarks, identifies authentic Liebig's Extract of Beef and protects buyers from imitations.
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Wife seeks pension by nullifying bigamist marriage
Lydia Reese filed a petition at the Cincinnati Courthouse to have her marriage to Johann Hoch declared void so she can reclaim her pension. Hoch, known in Cincinnati as Johann Schmidt, married her in 1898 and deserted her days later after he was executed for his crimes.
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Natural Bridge Excursion Special Train from Fourth Street
Kentucky Division L and NR train Sunday June 9 at 7 30 am from Fourth Street Station with stops at Cynthiana Paris Winchester and intermediate points. Round trip 1 50 featuring grand mountain scenery boating and fishing.
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Names Cause Trouble In Bank Check Confusion
Charles W. Baker, a Cincinnati attorney, travels to New York seeking a namesake might be a fraud. A Brooklyn bank says a separate Charles W. Baker, a New York lawyer, had a no funds check drawn on his account. The Cincinnati Baker denies knowledge of the New York Baker, though both share the name and were linked to wedding invitations.
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