Mystery surrounds Siefert death at Ross Moyer factory
Police and Coroner Schwab probe fatal injuries to Joseph Siefert engineer found unconscious in the engine room on Saturday. Post mortem cites multiple head wounds and blood streaks. investigators consider foul play and possible robbery motive.
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Schwab
Joseph Siefert
Ross-Moyer
Sycamore Street
Siefert
City Hospital
Nadler
Raine
Haerr
Fred Niederhaus
Ross-Moyer Company
Vine Street
McMicken Avenue
Keatting and
Wappenstein
Deitsch
Niederhaus
Frank Ross
Deltsch
Walsh
Lynch
Firemen's Pension Fund Trustees Elected in Heavy Vote
The Fire Board tallied 1698 votes to elect five trustees for the Firemen's Pension Fund. Top results were Captain Geo P Hufnagel 219, Milt L Campbell 192, Harry Weidman 171, John Nolan 168, Chas Patterson 159. Other candidates ranged from 150 to 33 votes with scattered and straw ballots.
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Department
Firemen’s Pension Fund
Geo. P. Hufnagel
Milt L. Campbell
Harry Weidman
John Nolan
Chas. Patterson
John Cunningham
Chas. O’brien
Chas. Birk
Isadore Miller
Thomas Timberlake
John Algeter
John Brisbane
Postoffice Inspector Reports Ky Postoffice Thefts
Postoffice Inspector Vickery received telegrams from Pikeville Kentucky and Cobb reporting robberies at Sitee postoffice Sunday night. In Pikeville cash stamps valued at 80 dollars and several registered letters were taken. Cobb postoffice reported a small loss.
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Postoffice
Vickery
Pikeville
Pike County
Cobb
Whisky seized in Warren Ohio by revenue agents
Government whisky seizure reported in Warren Ohio where barrels bore 1804 marks though only a year old. Revenue collectors Harvey H Shusser and Bettmann lead the case with possible Cincinnati firm ties under investigation and potential prosecutions for stamp alteration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Harvey H. Shusser
Cincinnati
Bettmann
Warren, O
Internal Revenue Collector
Toledo
Boan
Boone Submits His Estimate for Next School Year
The Union Board of High Schools committee heard Superintendent Boone present the cost for the next year and a quarter. The total for the year and four months is put at 159 975 dollars with 110 756 dollars for 1903. Additional salaries, manual training, and department needs are itemized. Overall school costs near 1 300 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Board of High Schools
Superintendent of Schools
Boone
Board of Education
Commercial Department
Union Board
Board of Revision
Professors to Join Guyer on Exposition Trip
Prof. Michael Guyer of the University of Cincinnati will take a year’s leave to travel to the Philippine Islands for a Government collection exhibit for the St. Louis Exposition. He will be accompanied by Prof. Charles Dury and Joseph Shaw. All expenses are borne by the Government. Departure details await Governor Taft’s arrival in Manila.
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Michael Guyer
University of Cincinnati
University
Philippine Islands
Guyer
Charles Dury
Cuvier Club
Joseph Shaw
Shaw
Colerain Avenue
Taft
Manila
Judge Sends Three Boys to House of Refuge
Judge Lueders sent James Barnes 10, of 318 East Eighth Street, Charles Diehl 13, of 320 East Seventh Street, and Herbert Joelink of Seventh and Broadway to the House of Refuge. They will remain until July 4 if behavior is good, then released for Independence Day. They were arrested for stoning a man at Seventh and Sycamore streets after school.
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Judge Lueders
James Barnes
East Eighth Street
Charles Diehl
East Seventh Street
Herbert Joelink
Seventh and Broadway
House of Refuge
Seventh
Sycamore
New Departure Via Erie R R for New York Begins June
New daily Erie Railroad service to New York starts June 15 leaving at 2 p.m. and arriving in New York at 3 30 p.m. Boston service departs at 8 p.m. Meals served in dining car. Full particulars at Erie Office No 11 West Fourth Street.
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Erie R. R
New York
Boston
Erie Office
West Fourth Street
Pennsylvania Short Lines
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Station
Twenty-third Street
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
N. W
Fourth
Walnut
Pearl and
Butler Streets
Abbott
Covington
Harris
Benny the Pug Buried in Style as Aristocrat of Canines
Report from Race Street describes Benny the pug owned by Billy Hoyle and once in Clara Morris’s circle. The eight year old canine died amid “high living,” gout and rheumatism, prompting a ceremonial funeral with bearers from Primrose Flats. Benny’s life spanned elite circles and luxury, culminating in a dignified sendoff.
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Benny
Billy Hoyle
Race Street
Primrose Flats
Clara Morris
Telry
Hoyle
Primrose
Looker
Protests Against Hospital Fees Stir Police Board Fight
The Board of Police Commissioners discussed paying Dr. E W Walker for Patrolman Eslinger and faced clashes over free medical care for wounded officers. President Burgheim urged future refusals to pay doctors, while Dr Minor defended customary compensation for private ward treatment. The board also ordered $10 deductions from Patrolman John Anderson’s pay to cover court costs and reviewed Detective Cal Crim’s $400 watch fund salary.
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Max Burgheim
Board of Police Commissioners
E. W. Walker
Frank Eslinger
Cal Crim
Eslinger
Patrick Grady
Walker
Burgheim
Henshaw
Minor
Dennis Sullivan
Mamie Gates
Bender
Police Department
John Anderson
Lafayette Ressler
Anderson
Cushing
Mild-Eyed Cow Sparks County Suit for Damages
Mrs. Eliza Snowden and Mrs. D W McClung seek 5000 from the County Commissioners after a mild eyed cow caused a 14 foot fall on an unguarded Muddy Creek approach in 1898. The horse bolted, the vehicle toppled, and Snowden was seriously injured while the cow and horse survived. The case, tried earlier and appealed, is before Judge Sam Smith with attorneys W W Worthington Philip Swing for the plaintiffs and Wilson Jones for the commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Snowden
Fernbank
D. W. McClung
Sam Smith
Snowden
McClung
MAlpins Musicale at George McAlpin Co Piano Parlors
The second grand musicale in the series by Geo W McAlpin Co is set for tomorrow Thursday June 12 at 4 p m in the store Piano Parlors. Admission is free and invited guests may attend. The program includes Hands Across the Sea, Spanish Dance, Cancrina, Old Black Joe, Roses in June, Estudiantina, and more with performances by Chas K Sayre L E Levassor Mrs Emma R Kerr and Matiel Celioa Behr Bros. Grand Piano will be used.
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Geo. W. McAlpin Co
Celio
Ae. B
Montignard
Chas
K. Sayre
Old Black Joe
Gimbel
L. E. Levassor
DeKoven
Emma R. Kerr
Estudiantina
Waldteufel
Behr Bros
Five Applicants for Sub Treasury Clerk Exam
Local Board of Examiners conducts civil service test for a clerkship at the Sub treasury with a $1,000 yearly salary. Only five applicants entered the examination. C. K. Staul serves as Chairman. The notice jokes about crowds and offers a contest promising 1,490 prizes totaling $34,000 if friends submit estimates.
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Board of Examiners
C. K. Staul
Captain George D Hadley Dies Former Cincinnati Inspector
Captain George D Hadley former Inspector of the Cincinnati Police Department died yesterday at 11 15 AM at his home 927 State Avenue after a week of sudden illness kidney trouble and other afflictions caused his death He was over 72 and had served over twenty years with the department A New Orleans native he fought in the Mexican War and the Civil War The funeral will be Friday at 9 AM with services at the Hadley home and police lieutenants acting as pallbearers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Hadley
Cincinnati Police Department
State Avenue
Wasi
Deitsch
Hadley
Department
New Orleans
Protest to Mr Schoepf Against Hill Abandonment
A two person delegation visited Cincinnati Traction Company headquarters seeking that the new electric line replace the Sycamore cable route and include Sycamore hill. They claim a movement will push a sale of the Sycamore street franchise and allege patrons hold six tickets at 2 1 2 cents for travel south of Sycamore and Mulberry. President Schoepf said the hill is too steep for an electric road and would consider the matter if the city grades the incline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoeff
Cincinnati Traction Company
Sycamore
Sycamore Hill
Sycamore Street
Mulberry
Scho
Te Tribune Subscription Pitch Reminds Readers to Act
An editorial promotion urges readers to subscribe to the Te Tribune, urging immediate action by sending in an estimate to clear the mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Tribune
Reinhardt Found Guilty of Robbery in Criminal Court
William Reinhardt was convicted of robbery after a seven minute jury deliberation. He and accomplice Thomas Casey terrorized the West End between Christmas and April 19 1902, facing dozens of alleged robberies, with the final strike on Mrs Mary Hummel on Baymiller street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reinhardt
Reinhardt
Thomas Casey
West End
Mary Hummel
Baymiller Street
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Mountain Postoffices
Warren (O
Prof
Lueders
Edigreed Pug
Board
Muddy Creek Bridge
M’alpin’s Musicale
Playano
Vito
Popper
Mr. Chas
Chopin B. Valse
Chopin
Oseese
Gottermann
Eeeers
Mattiel
THE
GEO. W. Malpin CO
Aore Berlin
Levy & White
Fixtua Levy
WHITE
Fourth Street
Captain Hadley
MR. Schoepf
Hill
Casey
Pennsylvania Lines
Hygeia Mfg. Co
United States
America
C. O. Wygeia Meg.co
Plum St
O. P.S
W. G. Woodmansee Piano Coo
Chicago
Great Western
Great Western Limited
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Minneapolis
Adams St
P. Elmer
Isenger
Fe Central States
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Huntington
Paderewski
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Weser
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Marshall & Woes
Hallett & Davis
Briggs
Emerson
Illinois Central. Railroad
California
Colorado
Vine St
Corner Arcade
F. W. Harlow
Church of Christ Scentists
Boston B.&o.sw
E. Cor
Fourth and Vine
W. G. Woodmansee Piano Co
SONS
Angelus
West Fourth St
Race
N. B
Columbus
Springfield
Xenia
Hotel Empire
Empire
Broadway
Steet
N.Y
Grand Central
7Th
9Th Avenue
53Th St
W. Johnson Quinn
the Empire
Stockton Hotel
Stockton
FL. M. Cake
Hotel Normandie
Washington, D.C
Buzzards Bay
Massachusetts
Island OF
Binte St
Nicks
Oakland
Maryland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
N. B, Turleyy
Masconomo
Manchester - BY - the - Sea
Mass
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W. E. Fobes
Charlesgate
Watch Hill
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Ocean
Bathing Beach
Grand Hotel
Co. A
Windsor
Cape May
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Hotel Strand
Ocean and
Pennsylvania Ave
Fairbairn & Williams
Wiltshire
Virginia
Beach
Atlantic City
N.J
Phoebus
I. H. Miller
Asbury Park, N. J
Metropolitan
Theo. Oves
W.t
Shenae
Ohio Mechanics
Ummer
Institute Building
S. W. Cor: Sixth and Vine Sts
Liberat
Hound Trip
Afonia
Jockey Club
L. & N. Railway
Smith St
Fountain Square
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