Inquest Hears Testimony on Ludlow Hobo Slaying
Coroner Tarvin presided in Covington to hear witnesses in the death of an unknown man murdered at a Ludlow hobo camp. William Burns and Thomas Lyons faced testimony from locals including John Kelly and Dave Collins, with post mortem notes detailing multiple gunshot wounds and a stab wound, and a verdict that the deceased died from chest wounds inflicted by Burns and Lyons.
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Tarvin
Covington
Ludlow
William Burns
Wallace Bishop
Thomas Lyons
L. M. Bagby
P. J. Gormley
Harry Hocks
L. C. Lemker
Thomas O’brien
B. Wuest
John Kelly
Evansville
Ind
Burns
Lyons
Jack
Jim
Kelly
Dave Collins
Washington, D. C
Reynolds
William B. Burk
the Lagoon
Ed Ziegler
Lagoon
Poth
Burk
David Collins
Henry Lewis
John Barret
John Kiffmeyer
Bertillon Department
Cincinnati
Plats Show Errors Spark Decennial Appraisal Dispute
Discovery in the County Auditor's office reveals blue print copies of plats used by the decennial appraisers are incorrect. Some lots appear narrower or wider, risking several thousand dollars in erroneous valuations and potential legal complications with county officials and the appraisal timeline.
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Board of Supervisors
Guarantee Title and Abstract Company
Durr
Linnemann
Wilson
Board of Control
Lewis
Ohio Delegates to Tristate Ben Hur Conclave Meet Tonight
Ohio delegates to the Tristate Conclave of the Tribe of Ben Hur will meet in Hamilton this evening to finalize arrangements. The Cincinnati delegation departs College Hill at 7 30 in a special car for Hamilton for what is billed as the biggest conclave yet with a caravan and period costumes. Excursions will be run from all large cities in the three states.
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Ohio
Zoological Garden
Hamilton
Cincinnati
College Hill
Wine and Spirit Men Hold Annual Convention at the Zoo
The Ohio Wine and Spirit Association holds its annual convention at the Zoological Gardens today starting at 11 o clock. Delegates from across the state began arriving yesterday and a large turnout is anticipated. A morning business session, a 1 30 banquet at the Zoo clubhouse, a second business session and election follow, then a trolley ride around the city. President Geo F Dieterle and Secretary H Van Nes, both Cincinnatians, lead the group.
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The
Ohio Wine and Spirit Association
Zoological Gardens
Zoo
Geo. F. Dieterle
H. van Nes
Methodist Ministers Hear Puerto Rico Prospects Address
Rev. Dr. Dreese, missionary to Puerto Rico, spoke on civil and religious progress under the Foraker law. He said natives favor the law’s temporary nature and shared language as good religious ground. Rev. Dr. Thirkield, new general secretary of Freedmen's Aid, attended and was introduced.
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Dreese
Puerto Rico
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. Thirkield
The
Freedmen's Aid and Southern Education Society
Decorated by Ladies at Ohio G A R Headquarters
The Bradford Block two rooms serving as Ohio G A R headquarters were transformed from plain offices into a patriotic display. National colors festooned walls and draped doorways stood with flag portieres. Pictures of Department Commander Monfort and Past C-in-C W C Johnson joined the decorations created by Union Veteran Legion Ladies No 18 and August Willich Relief Corps No 3 aided by Laura Frintz Maguire. Captain Monfort and Adjutant General Day praised the work.
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Bradford
Department of Ohio
Monfort
W. C. Johnson
Spring Grove Cemetery
United Action of the Union Veteran Legion Ladies
August Willich Relief Corps
Laura Frintz Maguire
Adjutant General Day
Married at Covington Hadley pairs wed in Covington Kentucky
Yesterday in Covington Kentucky L L Patterson 21 and Maud Van Ostran 21 of Cincinnati. Alexander Niles 32 of Cincinnati and Rhoda Richardson 29 of Cleves Ohio. David Freeman 32 of Chicago Illinois and Jennie Daraugh 21 of Corinth Kentucky.
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Covington
Ll. R. Patterson
Maud van Ostran
Cincinnatii
Alexander Niles
Cincinnati
Rhoda Richardson
Cleves
O. David Freeman
Ill
Jennie Daraugh
Corinth
Death of Ferdinand Strauss at 78 in West Ninth street home
Ferdinand Strauss aged 78 died yesterday at 4 am at his home 816 West Ninth Street. A retired business man formerly ran a wholesale liquor house on Second Street. He is survived by four children.
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Ferdinand Strauss
West Ninth Street
Second Street
University Board Awards Scholarships and Considers Hebrew Question
The University board met to approve appointments and scholarships. Dr Ayers nominated Lewis G Moore as physics professor at 2000 dollars yearly, with several honors and degrees conferred. A committee studied Hebrew Union College tuition refund requests and citizenship questions, proposing charges or refunds pending wider college comparisons. Academic and medical faculty received new appointments and reappointments, including a machinist for the Arts Department and new medical staff.
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Lewis G. Moore
University of Nebraska
Moore
Johns Hopkins University
Cornelius George Camegys
Edward Reemelin
McMicken
Rudolph Penze
Joseph Hiele
Mabel Callaghan
Lizzie Rosenberg
Margery Gordon
Thoms
Miss Hickenlooper
Sidney Lange
Jennie Hass
Jennie Allgeier
Amélia Hickenlooper
Julia Merrill
Kathleen Babbitt
Levi Tedesche
Alice Ewald
Caroline Rein
Jones
Peiser Jacobs
Acic
Hebrew Union College
Alfred Bettmann
May
Major Jones
Ayers
Thos. Evans
John Howard Melish
Louis E. Bogen
M.S
Everett L. Yowell
Frank I. Shephard
M.sr
Nelson A. Walker
A.B
Stephen Faunce Searce
A.M
Lilla H. Hartman
B.L
Arthur Knoch
Mabel Halliday
Lelia Garvin
W. C. Benton
William Mullberg
Brooke T. Beebe
D. J. Wolfstein
View of Cincinnati 1900 Panoramic City Picture
A 30 by 48 inch panoramic view of Cincinnati issued by Henderson Lithographing Co shows a detailed birdseye of the city from the river to surrounding hills, with five bridges, city hall, customs house, churches and other landmarks. Helen Gould admired the work during a local visit and ordered a copy for her New York home.
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Cincinnati
Henderson Lithographing Company
Thee
Ohio
Millcreek Valley
Helen Gould
New York
First Watermelons Reach Market From Florida
The first carload of watermelons of the season arrived yesterday, consigned to John Curren & Co from Florida. The melons were in fine condition but sold wholesale at twenty cents each. Unlike strawberries and tomatoes, first watermelons do not sell well, needing suitable weather and consumer education to eat them.
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Florida
John Curren & Co
Reduction in Oil Prices by Standard Oil in Cincinnati
A historic price decline in crude oil and refined products continues as Standard Oil Co cuts prices again in Cincinnati. Today best refined oil from tank wagons lists at 7 cents per gallon and stove gasoline at 8 1/2 cents, marking the third reduction in sixty days and easing consumer costs toward levels last seen a year ago.
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Standard Oil Co
Cincinnati
Lowes
Oasis
Right to remove teachers questioned in Boone case
Corporate Counsel to offer opinion on Superintendent Boone's authority to drop teachers and principals without written charges. Committee on Arrangements for the N H A convention reports plans to seek support from Cincinnati groups, with 2,835 members pledged for Charleston and badges approved for distribution.
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Corporation Counsel
Robinson
Committee On
Board of Education
Charleston
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers’ Club
Business Men’s Club
Charles J. Christie
Fleischmann
Queen City
Christie
Saengerfest Debt Spurts City Chamber Committee
President John H. Allen named a nine member committee of the Chamber of Commerce to raise funds for the Saengerfest debt. The panel includes R. H. West A. H. Pape J. F. Ellison George Zehler C. E. Roth George Schneider J. T. McHugh Austin M. Smith and Wm. H. Davis. A June 14 meeting at 1 30 PM was scheduled to organize and press for cooperation with other city bodies.
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John H. Allen
Chamber of Commerce
R. H. West
A. H. Pape
J. F. Ellison
George Zehler
C. E. Roth
George Schneider
J. T. McHugh
A. Zeckendorf
Austin M. Smith
Old Soldiers Social Circle Meeting in Hamilton County
A Social Visiting Circle of Old Soldiers of Hamilton County will meet tomorrow evening June 13 at Thomas Post Hall West Sixth Street under Grant Post. All department officers are invited and most are expected to attend. Arrangements anticipate about 600 attendees with speeches and reminiscences as this will be the first social gathering in some time.
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Hamilton County
Thomas Post Hall
West Sixth Street
Grant Post
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