Disorder on Sunday boat trip ends in injuries and theft
A river excursion from Cincinnati to Louisville by the “Sheeny” Meyers party left passengers battered and robbed. J W Hamet suffered multiple fractures and a dislocated shoulder after an ejecting couple led to a drunken clash aboard. Other riders were slugged and relieved of belongings. Police and U S officials examined maritime rules to determine charges against the promoters.
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Sheeny” Meyers
Louisville
J. W. Hamet
East Seventh Street
Hamet
Dr. Ringer
Freeman Avenue
Cincinnati
Crawford
Cincinnati Police
United States
Joseph L. Adler
Sherman McPherson
Sheeny
Meyers
Kentucky
Adler
New South
Loveland Case Might Be Brought Before Presbytery
Presbyterian ministers at the meeting heard reports from General Assembly delegates including Rev. W. H. James, Rev. E. P. Whallen, Rev. G. W. Shields, D. T. Robb, and Frank Morse. A Cincinnati Presbytery meeting is set for next Monday at First Presbyterian Church where the Loveland case may be discussed.
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General Assembly
W. H. James
E. P. Whallen
G. W. Shields
D. T. Robb
Frank Morse
Cincinnati Presbytery
First Presbyterian Church
Loveland
Clifford L. Meyers
Germantown
Winona
Minn
Hamline University
St. Paul
Colfee Y. M. C
Ohio Wesleyan University
W. D. Holt
Wyoming
Baptist Ministers
Patrolman Dwyer Recovers After Severe Nose Bleed
Patrolman John Dwyer of the First District collapsed from profuse nasal hemorrhage during roll call and was moved by ambulance to City Hospital. He previously suffered a sine attack with ten days of continuous bleeding before the flow stopped and he returned to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First District
John Dwyer
Jimmy” Dwyer
Wai
Dwyer
C N W Railway Electric Motive Power Change Considered
The Board of Public Service committee weighs granting Cincinnati & Northwestern Railroad permission to switch from steam to electricity. Mills of Norwood appeared, admitting he lacked full details, and the matter was laid over for further action.
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Board of Public Service
Cincinnati & Northwestern Railroad
Bethet
Mills
Norwood
More Cars on Elberon Avenue Route Demanded
Legislator McDonough of the Twenty ninth Ward filed a resolution at the Board of Legislation urging the Board of Public Service to compel the Traction Company to run the required number of cars on the Elberon Avenue route especially on Sundays and holidays. The measure was referred to the Committee on Street Railroads for investigation and report.
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McDonough
Twentyninth Ward
Traction Company
Board of Legislation
Board of Public Service
Beron Avenue
Committee On Street Railroads
Saul's foot pierced by dropped shear blade
Jason Saul a clothing cutter of 808 West Seventh street was injured when a blade from his shears pierced the ball of his foot at a wholesale house on Pearl Street. He received treatment at City Hospital.
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Jason Saul
West Seventh Street
Pearl Street
City Hospital
Miller sues company for breach over leather scrap contract
Jacob Miller files a $5,000 damage suit against the biman Frederick Chemical Company alleging failure to pay for dry leather scrap delivered under a written agreement to pay $6 per ton. He says the company refused to receive more scrap after March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
biman-Frederick Chemical Company
Jacob Miller
Court Street
Appropriating Ordinance Passed by City Board
The city Board of Legislation passed an appropriating ordinance supplying funds to several departments. Public notices in the Tribune report the measure and its publication date as last Sunday.
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Board of Legislation
Last NP
Publis
Ombe Tribune
Ft Washington Monument Poet Invitation Adopted
The Board of Legislation last night adopted an invitation to attend a poetry event at the Fort Washington Monument site in the afternoon of next week.
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Board of Legislation
Strike News as Machinists Face Week of Tension
The National Metal Trades Association meets at the Gilsey House New York to discuss the machinists strike. Local manufacturers including William Lodge S P Egan Ernest DuBrus John Niel Philip Fosdick B Sebastian and Itichard LeBlond travel to attend. The fourth week of the strike begins with peace cautions from Rev Herbert Bigelow and reports that East rivals show little impact while Thomas P Egan returns from Brooklyn as N A Woodworking Machinery Manufacturers president.
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National Metal Trades Association
Gilsey House
New York
William Lodge
S. P. Egan
Ernest DuBrus
John Niel
Philip Fosdick
B. Sebastian
Itichard LeBlond
Cincinnati
Workmen’s Hall
Herbert Bigelow
Thomas P. Egan
Brooklyn
National Association of
Woodworking Machinery Manufacturers
Egan
Frightful Wounds Received by Boy
Nine year old Walter Quick of 217 West Sixth street accidentally shot himself in the abdomen with his father's revolver while raising the hammer. The bullet traversed his body through nine rib holes and two in the stomach but doctors reported stitching the wounds and a speedy recovery possible.
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Walter Quick
West Sixth Street
City Hospital
City Board approves salary for new Superintendent of Track Elevation
The Board of Legislation authorized the Board of City Affairs to enact the needed legislation and allocate 2500 dollars yearly for the Superintendent of Track Elevation and Subways. The session also passed third readings on ordinances and resolutions including Bassett road public use, Paddock road improvements, and Straight street sewer work.
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Board of City Affairs
Bassett Road
Elberon Avenue
George
Gleason
Paddock Road
Reading Road
Corporation Line
Straight Street
McMicken Avenue
Wagner Street
Division 19
Campbell Street
Green Street
Elder Street
Dry Strip Dust Complaint On Colerain Avenue
Fifty nine residents on Colerain Avenue petitioned the Board of Public Service to require street sprinkling over the middle of the street twice daily. The board refused, citing an existing dry strip ordinance. A drive to amend the ordinance to allow alternating side sprinkling is gaining support.
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Colerain Avenue
House of Refuge
Spring Grove Avenue
Mill Creek
Board of Public Service
Traction Company
Orce
Husband Accused of Forcing Wife From Home
Ellen R Hogan sues John A Hogan for divorce accusing him of violence and ill treatment since their marriage in November 1899. She alleges habitual neglect and has been driven from their home in Oregon Street. A temporary order by Judge Hollister prevents him framing his property. Hogan is described as an engineer.
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Ellen R Hogan
John A. Hogan
Hollister
Oregon Street
Cincinnati delegation heads to NA Credit Men convention
Twenty Cincinnati businessmen identified with the National Association of Credit Men by the local chapter depart for Cleveland for a two day annual convention. The event opens tomorrow morning with wide trade representation and discussions on key questions. President George F. Dieterle will lead the Cincinnati group.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
George F. Dieterle
Twenty More Cincinnati Mail Carriers Sought
Postmaster Monfort plans a trip to Washington to urge approval of twenty additional carriers for Cincinnati. Local demand cites rising business, higher daily deliveries, and the city’s hilly terrain as complicating mail service while expenses run low relative to receipts.
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Postoffice
Washington
Cincinai
Monfort
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Post Office
Washngton
Walnut Hills High School Gold Medal Dispute Over Public Presentation
Marcus A Haas IRA award of gold medals and two certificates at Walnut Hills High School commencement sparks dispute over whether the honors were publicly presented. Union Board records show only that Haas should receive the certificates, not a public ceremony. Walter Joseph refused a Latin medal and diploma, choosing not to graduate, while he contends Haas kept private records influencing the final awards.
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Marcus A. Haas
Walnut ‘Hills High School
Haas
Union Board of High Schools
Boone
Union Board
Young Haas
Walter Joseph
Young Hans
Divorces Granted To Two Unhappy Wives
Judge Davis granted Angela Bellew a divorce from William Bellew for cruelty and drinking. Omb Fruit obtained a decree from Benjamin Fruit, a traveling salesman, who has not been heard from for seven years. Mrs Rockwood’s appeal raised alimony from 250 to 450, and the Van Vanderen decree lets Mary Van Vanderen see her children two Sundays each month at the husband’s Covington boarding house.
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Davis
Angela Bellew
William Bellew
Om Fruit
Benamin Fruit
Colorado
Belle Rockwood
John Rockwood
van Vanderen
Mary van Vanderen
Covington
Firemen Seek Higher Wages on B O W Road
Firemen of the Mississippi Division of the B and O W road asked for increased pay for firing compound engines. A conference with Superintendent Rawn ended amicably, with promises of arrangement to satisfy both sides and a likely wage boost for operating the compounds.
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Mississippi
Rawn
Freight Cars to Run at Night on New Cincinnati Line
Promoters of the Cincinnati and Eastern Electric Line announce that freight trains will operate from New Richmond to Cincinnati between midnight and 6 AM. The plan includes independent depots near Pearl Street and Broadway and aims to move truck garden products to the local market. Passenger service is slated every ten minutes to Coney Island and other routes, challenging river boat lines.
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Cincinnati & Eastern Electric
Cincinnati
New Richmond
Fountain Square
Cincinnati Traction Company
Traction Company
Fee
Alien Aken
Pss
Pearl Street
Broadway
Coney Island
Ohio
Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg& Co Lin
Umbia
Richmond
Crosley Demands Prompt Action On Street Franchises
President Powell Crosley of the Cincinnati and Cleveland Railroad Company presses the Board of Legislation to grant or refuse the sought street franchises without delay. He asserts the board has no right to defer pending Probate Court decisions and says the company will not accept terms set by the board. The letter was referred to the Committee on Street Railroads after Crosley blamed the board for delaying and urged the law be upheld.
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Powell Crosley
Cincinnati & Cleveland Railroad Company
Board of Legislation
Proate
Crosley
Ferris
Committee On
Mullen
Cincinnati Show Products Move Under Way
Special Agent Aubrey from the South Carolina Cotton States and West Indies Exposition visited Cincinnati with President Frank Foulds of the Industrial Bureau. He met local manufacturers to promote a Cincinnati goods display building, to be financed and run at a moderate cost during the exposition. A committee from commercial organizations may take up the project, with the Business Men's Club likely to act. Foulds outlined a plan to erect and maintain the building for the exhibition.
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Aubrey
Frank Foulds
Industrial Bureau
Cincinnati
Business Men’s Club Il
Foulds
Board Committee and Principals Confer on Course of Study
The Board of Education Committee on Course of Study met with the principals of the first six district schools to discuss propositions and changes. This was the first in a series of conferences to gather views from all principals before any action. The session was held behind locked doors.
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Board of Education
School Building Plans and Assistant Superintendent Request
The Funds and Claims and Teachers and Salaries committees met to discuss mixed schools and Enumclaw Superintendent Boone’s request for two assistant superintendents at 2000 dollars each. Boone was absent and actions were laid over. A Fairmount delegation pressed for purchase of a lot and new school building. no decision was reached and the committees adjourned to reconvene tomorrow at 3 p.m.
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Board of Education
Boone
Fairmount
Bauer Seeks Lincoln Park Concerts Funding
Cincinnati legislator Dan Bauer of the Fifteenth Ward proposes public donations of 1200 to 1500 dollars yearly to fund weekly summer concerts in Lincoln Park. He urges a popular subscription if needed and cooperation with the Board of Legislation to provide free park performances for residents of his ward.
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Dan Bauer
Fifteenth Ward
Lincoln Park
Bauer
Cincinnati
Board of Legislation
R M S Nines to clash again at July outing
Railway mail service fans organize another game between the office nine and traveling clerks nine at the annual R M S boys outing in Coneyane around July 1. The latest match at Fairmount ended 29 to 16 in favor of the office team, with Behymer and Tallentire bolstering the office lineup and Hester and Hall leading the travelers.
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Office
R. M
Coneyane
Fairmount
Behymer
Tallentire
Office Nine
Hester and
Hall
Lehigh Valley Railroad Offers Through Tickets to New York and Philadelphia
The railroad promotes a comfortable trip with scenic views to New York Philadelphia or seashore points. Stop-overs allowed at Buffalo on all through tickets via this line.
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New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Buffalo
Poor Widow Seeks Lost $30 Found by Stranger
Catherine Miller, a widow of 408 Mohawk Street, asks police to locate the person who found the $30 she saved from months of toil. She was en route to deposit the money toward a monument for her husband when it disappeared.
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Catherine Miller
Mohawk Street
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