Work of Congress on River and Harbor Bill Outlook
Secretary E P Wilson of the National Association of Manufacturers reports on Congress work. He notes careful hearings, diverse opinions, and progress on measures like the Hanna Payne bill, a new department of commerce, the Nicaragua Canal, and the Cullom interstate commerce amendment. He emphasizes unity, vigilance for Ohio River projects, and hope for Col. Vance's summer return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Wilson
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington
Congress
Association
Chamber of Commerce
High Seas
Mediiare
Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
House of Representatives
Department of Commerce and Industry
Senate
Nicaragua
Sentimen
Oriental Commission
Ohio River
Ohio Valley
Vance
Consolidation Project Formed For Southwest Iron Venture
O F Clifford of Baltimore is at the St Nicholas to organize the Southwest Iron Coal and Coke Company a merger of a Tennessee iron firm and a West VirginIa coal coke and lumber concern with 5 000 000 capitalization assets include thousands of acres of mineral and timber lands in West Virginia and Tennessee a final meeting for interested parties will be held at the St Nicholas on Wednesday incorporators include J W St Clair W Virginia J Harvey Wood Virginia G W Sheen Tennessee W J Verbeck Cincinnati and O F Clifford Baltimore Clifford will be general manager of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Clifford
Baltimore
St. Nicholas
Southwest Iron, Coal and Coke Company
Tennessee Iron Company
West Virginia Coal, Coke and Lumber Company
West Virginia
Tennessee
J. W. St. Clair
J. Harvey Wood
Virinia
G.W. Sheen
W. J. Verbeck
Cincinnati
Zoo Concert at Zoological Garden Tonight
The program for tonight's concert at the Zoological Garden features Webber's Military Band. Highlights include Union Forever March, Scouton Overture, Angel's Dream Waltzes, Robespierre Overture, 1000-Lilt Bolero for Cornet, Spring Blossoms Gavotte, Faust Ballet Music, Happy Humming Hottentots March, and The Dandy Drummer finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Garden
Weber
Scouton
Frau Meisterin
Angel’s Dream
Herman Poticurri
Robespierre
E.b.nickerson
Gavotte
Erse
Faust
Dairy Men Aboard Afloat? Milk Case Before Judge
Two dairy men were arraigned before Justice Winkler after pure food inspectors brought them in on charges of selling milk below standard. The defense argued the sample came from the brother of H Imann, not the defendants, and that May and June fat and solids exemptions kept the sample within the legal standard. Attorney Burch challenged Inspector Hagin’s testimony as unreliable and accused city counsel of unprofessional tactics. The trial ended with the court taking the case under advisement and promising a decision the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkler
H. Imann
Dinkel- Mann
Hagin
Burch
Cameron
Joseph Cox
Byrd
Dairyman Steinwart Dismissed Over Impure Milk Charge
In Magistrate Winkler's court last Friday H. Steinwart a dairyman was dismissed on a technicality in a case charging selling impure milk. The sample came from Steinwart's driver John Arnold and prosecutors could not prove Arnold acted as Steinwart's authorized agent. Yesterday Milk Inspector Hagin issued a warrant for Arnold's arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Steinwart
Winkler
Steinwart
John Arnold
Seinwart
Hagin
Arnold
Going 10 Columbus Doubtful About Kansas City
The article reports a large Cincinnati contingent heading to Columbus for the Democratic State Convention with seventy four delegates departing at 8:30 on the Big Four line. It notes main focus on the big four in Kansas City and Governor Foraker’s activities while detailing these political maneuvers and party figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cincinnati
National Democracy
Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Kansas City
L. G. Bernard
Duckworth Club postpones meeting on Kansas City delegation plans
A Duckworth Club gathering failed to meet quorum and was postponed to Friday night. Joe Rice cited Kansas City hotel rates of 350 to 4 per day with eight to eighteen per room, fueling apathy toward a Kansas City trip. National Populists chairman J A Parker calls for Chicago executive committee meeting with Wharton Barker and Ignatius Donnelly due to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duckworth Club
Kansas City
Joe Rice
J. A. Parker
National Executive Committee
Chicago
Wharton Barker
Ignatius Donnelly
Children Taken To Newport Home After Family Struggles
Authorities remove nine year old Edward nine Albert six and Emma two Greifenkamp children from 621 Isabella street Newport to the Newport Children's Home. Father arrested for failure to provide and jailed for fifty days. mother taken to Spears Hospital critically ill. Earlier Greifenkamp jailed over a knife attack on Jonson after a planned duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greifenkamp
Grafe
Newport Humane Society
Edward
Albert
Emma Greifenkamp
Isabella Street
Newport
Spears
Jonson
Johnson
Allen's Foot-Ease powder advertises quick foot relief
An ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes for swollen hot feet and tired walking. It claims cooling relief for sweating feet and various foot conditions, promising comfort and easy walking. The piece notes nationwide availability for 25 cents and provides a maker address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted, Ley
Judges Seek Rest as Vacation Starts for Local Bench
The court announces the start of judicial vacations with Judge Ferris leading Western Region travelers to the Pacific Coast and Mexico. Other judges plan varied trips from Wisconsin lakes to Cincinnati as they pause trials and await October resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Ferris
Pacific Coast
Republic of
Mexico
Samuel W. Smith
Brown University
Providence
Superior Court
Dempsey
Smith
Jackson
Judge Jelke
Murphy
Jelke
Wisconsin Lakes
Cincinnati
Circuit Court
Davis
Amelia Hollister Sues for 10000 Over Talk of Maggie Bulmer
Amelia Hollister seeks a 10000 judgment against Maggie Bulmer in a petition filed yesterday. Hollister says Bulmer spoke derogatory about her daily walk and conduct over more than a year, damaging her chastity and virtue. The neighbors, who shared confidences, will testify in Piedmont Avenue neighborhood court along with W O W Symmes as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Hollister
Maggie Bulmer
Maggie
Amelia
Last Will of Jane A Chamberlain Named Marion Eckert Executrix
The will leaves a ten thousand dollar estate to Marion Eckert charged with providing a suitable home for A. E. Chamberlain during his lifetime. Marion Eckert is named executrix. Jane A. Chamberlain leaves three sisters Anna E. Walker Sarah Baker and Catherine Cook surviving. William D. Bender's estate to be administered after his insane attack that destroyed about thirty thousand dollars of wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane A. Chamberlain
Marion Eckert
A. E. Chamberlain
Testatrix
Anna E. Walker
Harvey Avenue
Sarah Baker
Adrian
Mich
Catherine Cook
Korbel
California
William D. Bender
Admin
Estate Administrations Noted in Territorial Records
Administration filings show William Goodall overseeing a balance estimated at $13,000 and Frances Amanda Partl’s $1,000 estate, with letters of administration issued to F. Aug. Belscher for Partl’s estate. The notices confirm unsettled matters and appointed administrators for the respective estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Goodall
F. Aug. Belscher
Frances
Amanda Partl
Court notices and civil actions in common pleas and superior courts
Court entries list multiple civil actions including Andrew Murphy v City of ent et al for discharge of a claim, Cobell v Warren West to quiet title, Keys v Keys for divorce, Miller v Miller for divorce, and Vacate McCammon alley. Superior Court case Amélia Hollister v Maggie Bulmer seeks $10,000 damages. Other items note grand jury activity and various rulings including dismissals, transfers, and a parole application for Wm. S. Cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Murphy
City of
Ent
Edward H. Wilams
Harieshindus
Alfred III
T. Cobell
Warren West
Bates
Clendening
Die A. Keys
Edward Keys
C. S. Sparks
Carrie Miller
John B.*miller
Gustav R. Werner
McCammon Alley
Paxton & Warrington
Superior Court
Amélia Hollister
Maggie ‘Bulmer
W. W. Symmes
Court Daily Trial Docket Sets Names and Judges
The weekly docket lists Circuit Court cases including Weber vs City and Hays and Cattell, Bell P Se Co. vs American Poterries Co. and Lang Worthy receiver, with Judge Dempsey and Judge Rufus Smith presiding. Common Pleas calls Mills vs Norwood and multiple familial and corporate actions. Probate and Insolvency Courts also note miscellaneous matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Weber
City
Hays Et al
Cattell
Bell P Se Co
American Potetries Co
Limire
Lang_ Worthy
Recever
Errata Ae
Jac Citizens’ National Bank
The
R. E. L and Machine Tool Co
Dempsey
Boyce
Adams
Rufus Smith
Common Pleas Court
Murphy
Pfleger
Mills
Norwood
Bofinger
Frick
Cincinnati Society of Natural History
Byrnes
Collins
Sutre
Kronlage
Jelke
Davis
Bode
Keck Manufacturing Company
Hollister
State
Thomas
Spiegel
Matthews
Lyons
Geverts
Probate
Miscellaneous
Business Men's Club Outing Heads to Indianapolis Hoosterdam
The B M C Governors voted to accept the Commercial Club of Indianapolis invitation and take a special train to Hoosterdam for a June 23 outing, with George A. Blair chairing the Entertainment Committee. Membership cap raised from 700 to 750 to absorb a large waiting list, and George G. Brown of Maryland Casualty Co. elected a nonresident member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Club
Commercial Club of
Indianapolis
Hoosterdam
Entertainment Committee
George A. Blair
George G. Brown
Maryland Casualty Company
Cleveland
Gambling husband divorc ed husband consoled
The case of Eva Burch reveals neglect and jealousy claims in a divorce bid against Joel Burch an Edison Electric Company employee. Eva testified that Joel spent earnings on poker, followed her, and argued with boarders over her fidelity, prompting her to refuse to live with him. The court probed gambling limits and alimony potential as witnesses testified to her character. The hearing continued with notes on alimony for Mrs Eppler in a separate proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Burch
Joel
Edison Electric Company
Brown
J. Q. Martin
Hieatt Brown
River Side Park Shooting Fatal in River Side Park
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune reports at River side Park in Rushville Indiana Charles Oster fatally shot Albert Burkett, colored, during an old quarrel. The incident occurred today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Rushville
Ind
Riverside Park
Charles Oster
Albert Burkett
Sergeant Wilkins and the Cuban Refugee Meets in War
A New York regimental sergeant during the Santiago campaign helps a Cuban girl and her mother seeking protection from Spanish bombardment. He guides them to safety under Red Cross care, is called a noble knight, and later hopes to reunite with them as days of battle unfold. The tale blends romance with frontline duty and wartime peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ergeant
Teddy” Wilkins
New York
Congress
United States
Santiago
Springfield Rifles
Company K
Commissary Department
Teddy
Wilkins
de Jones
Boston
Senor
Theodore Wilkins
Los Americanos
Connecticut
Teddy Wilkins
Carmen
Harlem
Galahad
Red Cross
Sir Galahad
New York Herald
Takes A New Love Divorce Barrage Of Local Marital Breakups
Peter Miller, a Colerain avenue butcher, marries Emma Lange after a court grants him a divorce from Rachel who fled with John Hogan from Ashland. Henry Kramer, the kissing policeman, faces a fresh suit by wife Barbara after desertion. Nellie Reinecker receives $70 split after Matthew’s deceit. Max Laskey and Catherine divorce after ten years apart. Mary Logan wins decree against William Logan in a six year absence case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Miller
Rachel
Colerain Avenue
John Hogan
Ashland
Society of John
Peter
Emma Lange
Goss
Henry Kramer
Barbara
Pittsburg
Nellie Reinecker
Matthew
Max Laskey
Catherine
Alimony Claim Amid Domestic Strife Post 1885 Marriage
Anna Keys petitions for alimony and custody after alleging Edward Keys abused her, was intoxicated, threatened murder, and neglected her and four children since their December 1885 marriage. She cites lack of care and few clothes and states she frequently escaped his drunken wrath. Attorney G S Sparks represents her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Anna Keys
Edward Keys
Union Labor Wins Contract For Council Chamber
A heated council committee clash ended with the award of the cleaning and redecorating contract for the B. of L. session room to F. Pedretti's Sons at 925 dollars. The committee rejected the lowest nonunion bids noting labor attitudes and signaling union preference. The recommendation was approved and the contract awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
F. Pedretti
B. of L
City Hall
University
O’brien
Typographical Union Ballot Officially Counted in Indianapolis
The official ballot on the election of officers of the International Typographical Union has been tabulated in Indianapolis. Donnelly 9606, Lynch 14143, Hawkes 10560, Hays 9064, Leffingwell 3557, Canary 10919, Menaugh 9255, Bramwood 20227, trustees show Aistions 13423, Black 11501, Churchill 8826, Patton 9840, Pfund 6839, Shepard 9076, White 8678, Wolf noted among names. final margins listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ind
International Typographical Union
Samuel B. Donnelly
James M. Lynch
Lynch
C. BE. Hawkes
John W. Hays
Samuel L. Leffingwell
Hawkes
Robert L
J.W. White
Bernard Wolf
St Bernard School Board Buys Land for New Schoolhouse
The St Bernard Board of Education selected and purchased a central site on Tower Avenue for a new public school building at a cost of 3400 dollars. The Millcreek Valley Street Railway Company may start rebuilding part of the old route and a new road through Hartwell after an engineer is appointed to supervise the project. Ties are on site. rail work to begin in ten to fifteen days pending rail availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard Board of Education
Tower Avenue
Millcreek Valley Street Railway Company
Hartwell
Hartwell Council
Byers
Inles
Mrs William Hooper Dies in Paris After Illness
Mrs. William Hooper widow of a prominent local capitalist died yesterday in Paris after a lengthy illness. She had lived in France since her husband’s death in 1894. Survived by two sons Douglas and William Twombley and a daughter from her marriage, the Marquise D Adda Salvatierra, all residing abroad. Burial will be in Paris. The Hooper estate is among the city's largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hooper
Paris
France
Douglas
William Twombley
Hooper
Marquise D
Tarvin Marginalized in Covington Democratic Convention
In Covington Kentucky the Democratic district mass conventions excluded Judge James P. Tarvin, a long time Bryan ally and potential running mate, from the delegate slate. Tarvin’s allies accuse Goebel forces of deliberate insult and vow to respond, while Rhinock allies may back a new candidate, signaling a split with implications for Berry and possibly the governor nomination race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Covinston
The
Commercial Tribune
Goebel
Joseph L. Rhinock
Covington
Justus Goebel
Mat Harbeson
Kenton County
James P. Tarvin
Rhinock
Harbeson
Tarvin
Judge Tarvin
Bryan
Silver Advocate
Bryan Democracy
Chicago
Democrats
Kentucky
Albert Berry
Senator Goebel
Louisville
Berry
D. Linn Gooch
Congressman Berry
Gooch
Dr Radway Sarsaparillian Resolvent promises cures
A lengthy testimonial for Radway’s Sarsaparillian Resolvent claims vast health benefits across many diseases including scrofula ulcers and lung issues. Letters from patients in Mercer County West Virginia and Unionville Michigan praise rapid improvements after using the remedy and Radway pills. The ad asserts cost and availability from Dr Radway Co at Elm Street New York.
Ministers Meeting Reveals Rev Gowdy Holy Land Journey
At a Presbyterian ministers meeting Rev Gowdy of Lebanon Ohio shared a graphic account of his travels in the Holy Land. The paper offered detailed observations and practical suggestions. Baptist ministers also held a conference reporting encouraging church progress with several baptisms and strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gowdy
Holy Land
Gowdy
Lebanon
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Work OF Congress
ZOO
Pure
Senator Foraker
W. H. Chambers
Gibson House
Spencerian Pen Company
McKinley
Viv J. Fagin
George N. Wiswell
Philadelphia
Toledo
Supreme Court of Ohio
Common
Gupgei' Eran
A. ‘Theodore
Margarette Fra
Cash
Jan
Seventeenth Ward Building Association Company
Angust Schmidt
Fred Kallmayer
Kallmayer
Schmidt
Efault
B. M. C. Outing
Hood
Millcreek Valley
St. Bernard
WM. Hooper
Covington Goebelites
James Tarvin
Beckham
DR. Radway
Scrofula
Samuel
Bates Flat Top
Mercer County
W. Va
Radway
Arthur D. Wright
Unionville
DR. Radway & CO
Elm St
July 9Th, Inc
PAM
Central Union Station
St. Louis Union Station
Great Eads Bridge
Pullman
Fourth and Vine Streets
DR. Burkhart
Maian Sieeeyoe
Wit Noms Co
Messenger
Bi Art
Barron-Boyle CO
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