Officer Martin Under Arrest Over Perjury Allegations
In a noted case linked to Miller versus Miller, Officer Martin, station house keeper in the Tenth District, was arrested on perjury charges after an affidavit alleging improper liaisons. Police Commissioners postponed further action pending Judge Jackson’s ruling on a new trial motion in Miller versus Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Jackson
Colon Schott
Miller Ve. Miller
William Martin
Tenth
Schott
Margaret Miller
Jackson
Millers
August Bruck
Martin
Otto Render
2Liceman
Garrison
Burgheim
Miller
Board of Police Commissioners
Otto Renner
Bruck
Morni
Benninger
Winkler
Missouri
Sycamore Street
Quigley Wins New Lead Dispute Over 60 Inch Pipe
The Quigley vs. Department of Engineering conflict over lead in the sixty inch settling reservoir pipe ends with a remeasurement. Jewett and Stites found an excess of 113 pounds of lead, costing Quigley $6.78 at six cents per pound, and the board referred the matter back to the Quigley Committee for further recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigley
Department of Engineering
Bouscaren
Jewett
William Stites
Committee On
Idlewild farmer killed when wagon overturns after runaway horses
Lester Smith 42 of Boone County Kentucky was fatally injured when horses pulling a express wagon bolted after seeing a stray object. The wagon overturned and trapped him. two physicians said his chest was crushed and both arms broken. He leaves a wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Smith
Boone County
Smith
Eralen
Trains to New York via Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia
All trains run via Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia with stop over privileges on first class tickets. Depart Cincinnati at 8 am 12 15 noon and 6 35 pm. Guides to ash furnished on application at ketce southeast corner Four and Vine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Philelphia
Cincinnati
Ketce
Southeast Corner
Four and
Vine
Vacation sewing classes planned by Pealsaletien Association
Public institutions and the Pealsaletien Association announce vacation sewing classes. The meeting to discuss the plan is scheduled for Wednesday morning, June WB, with a follow up meeting on Saturday afternoon the same week. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as a cure for rheum eczema and other blood diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pealsaletien Association
Hood
Man Found Dead In Ohio River With Bible And Rosary
A man about 40, five feet nine, with a German Bible in his coat pocket and a rosary in his hand, was found floating upright in the Ohio River near Ander son’s Ferry. The body showed four to five days in water and may have died by accident. identity remains unconfirmed as coroner and police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Michael McDonald
Carlisle Avenue
George Kramer
West Sixth Street
Anderson's Ferry
Kasper Boehnlein
Cleveland
Louis Haerr
Schwab
Tony
Whisky brokers seek reform to safeguard trade in Cincinnati
Cincinnati whisky brokers propose a trade reform to protect the industry by reforming how warehouse receipts are traded. They note brokers deal in receipts not liquid whisky and that coverage against fire losses is lacking for owners and brokers. The case from San Francisco illustrates the urgent need for correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pipe contract to be pushed by Water Works board
Superintendent McLaren of United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry told the Board of Commissioners that delivery by August 1 hinges on large preparations. A 130 by 108 pit is finished, engines and generators installed, air compressor foundations built, and twenty four tool sets costing 2400 each to be purchased. Board delays action a month while urging speed and asked bidders on western sea pumping engines to state engine weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaren
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company
Board of Commissioners of the Water Works
Western See
Katomba Yacht Charters For Summer Cruises
The British steam yacht Katomba chartered by Larz Anderson of Boston will cruise this summer and view international yacht races in September. Built in 1898 by Ailsa Shipbuilding Company Troon from George L. Watson designs, it is a steel, 175.3 foot vessel with triple expansion engines and luxurious interiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larz Anderson
Boston
New York
Admira
Ailsa Shipbuilding Company
Troon
George L. Watson
Brokers Eye Blanket Policy To Cover Whisky In Transit
The article describes Cincinnati brokers proposing a blanket insurance policy to cover whisky in bond during transit of warehouse receipts from seller to buyer. It details a costly dispute over who bears loss when goods are uninsured in transit and notes insurers’ readiness to underwrite the proposed coverage, with a plan to prevent repeated complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
New York
York
Pacific Conzkt
California
Cincinnati
Presbyterian Synod Convenes In This City For Week
The General Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America meets in this city for one week beginning today. The Board of Missions session is at First Reformed Church at 10 this morning. Election of officers occurs Thursday with Rev J L Estnut Rev J Y Boice and Rev Z H Kendall listed in leadership roles. Public services run Thursday through Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Synod
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America
Board of Missions
Reformedsbyterian Church
Sip Oa
J. L.estnut
D.D
Coultersville
Ill
J. Y. Boice
New York
Zz. H. Kendall
Tarentum
Eo Ng
Committed Inmate Néra Dennison Sent to Longview
Néra Dennison an 18 year old girl who has spent five years at Bank Street Convent was committed to Longview. She is described as of very low intellect and hardly knows her own name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Julia F. Foster
E. P. Foster
Cincinnati
Foster
West End
Buck
Pueblo
Col
Néra Dennison
Bank Street
Queen and Crescent Tickets in Beaumont Texas
Beauxmont residents learn of limited car changes and rapid schedules with low rates offered through the Queen and Crescent Ticket office located at Fourth and Race Street in Beaumont Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen & Crescent Meats
Rail way Mail Service chiefs plan improvements division wide
Chief clerks of the Railway Mail Service with Superintendent O T Holloway discuss reforms for the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis line and other routes. Changes aim to boost efficiency before the fiscal year ends June 30 as clerks injured in the L and N wreck near Glasgow recover and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway
Railway Mail Service
O. T. Holloway
Thomas Bradford
Columbus
A. J. Welsh
Chattanooga
J. M. Bourne
Memphis
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Nashville
Hollow Rock
Bradford
Moe Ini
Norwood
Johnson
Barr Street
Sey C. Shipley
Glasgow Junction
Harcrove
Ietener Hospital
Dayton
Will
Miser's Shack Draws Hundred Children to Dig for Hidden Wealth
Children in the Hopkins and Cutter streets area armed with shovels hunted the debris of an old shack once owned by William Banister. Neighbors say Banister left about $40 000 when he died last year as guards protected the site while workers removed rubble. About $2 in coins was found amid the diggings as authorities watched for potential dangers and to prevent large crowds from entering the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Cutter Streets
Hopkins Street
William Banister
Women Oppose School Change at Twentieth Century Club
An animated meeting of Cincinnati's Twentieth Century Club at the Palace Hotel discussed the school system changes affecting teachers and principals. The group resolved to advocate for the schools, oppose the transfers, and urge women’s organizations to join in action as guardians of teachers and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Palace Hotel
Cincinnati
Indivia
Marriage Licenses: Numerous Couples Listed Across City
A list of marriage licenses includes Hamilton P. Gorman and Stelle C. Burch of Sharon. Albert E. La Foire and Mary Curley. William P. Currie and Elizabeth Murray. Harry W. Roefstahl and Ole Roehll. Edward J. Shrader and Caroline Luebbers. Edwin A. Williams and Alice E. Whitehead. Joseph Hinken and Katherine Balls. Melchair Batter and Elizabeth Saeger. John Lackmeyer and Elizabeth Burns. Frederick Kramer and Matilda Sicking. Lewis Redier and Anha Witte. J. Merrill Wright and Laura A. Pearce. William F. Obeniges and Bellearrett. William H. Corbean and Mary A. Butler. Edwin E. Winter and Amanda E. Rauch. Joseph Kist and in Kuwatch. Jacob ieler and Margaret Mueller. John Lender and Alice J. Rost. Harry L. Schreiber and Bertha Genau. Herman Seibert and Mary Westen. John T. Chapman and Florence P. Ia a. Joseph A. Irving and Mamie‑ domestic. Paul Tiedtke and Bertha Beckett. Clarence B. Garr i. Thomas Wes and pene McCool. Alois Losensk and Mary Schreiber. Frederick Brehm and Elizabeth Smith.
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Hamilton P. Gorman
Crescentville
Stelle C. Burch
Sharon
Pee
Albert E. la Foire
Carlisle Avenue
Mary Curley
Wimsey
William P. Currie
Park Avenue
Elizabeth Murray
Elmwood Avenue
Valarius
Harry W. Roefstahl
Hopkins Street
Katherine Balls
St. Bernard
Benedict
Melchair Batter
Cooper Street
Elizabeth Saeger
L’hommedieu
Scholl
John Lackmeyer
Spring Grove Avenue
Elizabeth Burns
Hunt Street
Dutton
Frederick Kramer
Race Street
Matilda Sicking
Clifton Avenue
Allstetter
Lewis Redier
Anha Witte
Hyde Park
J. Merrill Wright
Pittsburg
Laura A. Pearce
Fourth Street
Wright
William F. Obeniges
Enaipect
David Street
Bellearrett
Everett Street
Mr. Haefner
Illiam H. Corbean
E. Pearl
Mary A. Butler
E. Third Street
Edwin E. Winter
Ceer
First Avenue
Amanda E. Rauch
Milk Street
Mr. Harris
Joseph Kist
W. Bilder Street
Kuwatch
Wade Street
Schmidt
Jacob Ieler
Florist
Clifton
Margaret Mueller
John Lender
Dyer
Mulberry Street
Alice J. Rost
Dorsey Street
Phillips
Arry L. Schreiber
Breoon
Leper Avenue
Thomas Wes
Foreman
Bank Street
Pene
McCool
O’donoh
Alois Losensk
Madison Avenue
Mary Schreiber
Dison Avenue
Kortman
Fréderick Brehm
Colerain Avenue
Elizabeth Smith
Dhonau Street
Hickey
Death of Ethel White Williamson at 21
Mrs Ethel White Williamson wife of Horace G Williamson died Monday at 2 p m aged 21 Funeral Wednesday from her father's residence Fergus street Northside details incomplete with month and year and time of service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Ethel White
Horace G. Williamson
Fergus Street
Northside
Buffalo Extends Unusual Courtesies to Cincinnati Visitors
Secretary Grote reports that the Buffalo Chamber of Commerce board granted full floor privileges to Cincinnati visitors this summer. A Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce president’s identification card will suffice for access, placing Cincinnatians on equal footing with local members during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grote
Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Cincinnati
Thaheen
Rome Report Clears Him Ill Again After Vatican Briefing
A cable from Rome reports the United States leader is again not ill, with no foundation. His Holiness is well and yesterday met the Belgian Dominican ministers. No further symptoms of illness are noted and audiences proceed as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
United States
Yeaterday
Change Demands More Chairs as Attendance Rises
Directors order additional seating to accommodate growing turnout at Change sessions. Observers note crowded stock-board area and full chairs, indicating steady public interest and rising attendance.
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Farmer
Laser Smith
Idlewild
R. J. Patton CO
R. J. Patton Go
East Fourth Street
Katomba
George R. Groot
Cypress Street
South Elm St
Park Ave
Walnut Hills
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Chant Brays, &c
Race St
Bavsech & Weer
Margarethe Dédekam
Copenhagen
Denmark
Stockholm
Sweden
Julia Foster
Brokers
Presbyterian Synod
Reformed Church
Beaumont, Texas
Miser
Ichie Bros
Hot Weather Fabrice
India
Seventh Street
John Shillits Company
Commercial Tribune
East Second Street
J. B. Wallace
F. A. Wright
Steamboat Express
Sandusky
the Islands
Detroit
Portor
Reeder
Japan
Union Trust
Geo. A. Wiltsee
John F. Wiltsee
Tel
West
6Th St
Frank G. Tullidge& CO
Old Windsor
Rye Frank G. Tul
Post Offica
Fe Large Idge & CO
Buffalo
Local Change
Leo
John W. Murphy
Groton,” Cor
Board of Education
Cal
Ohio
Carthage Village
Carthage
Vilage
Eaih
Leon H. Hayes
Cincinnati House of Refuge
House of Refuge
Poss of Directors
Cinnati
Sucbaseee
May Street
Jones Or Henice Street
Ch&d
Margaret Mershon
John F. Mershon
Magdalene Kimberly
Abraham Kimberly
Mammaiene Kimberly
Court of Common Pleas
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
County of
Allegheny
Chartiers Street
Christian Bittner
Hamilton County
Marshall & Sproul
State of Ohio
Braun & Kipp
New Excellent Process Laundry Company
Freeman Avenue
Excellent Process Laundry Company
John R. Saxby
Jerome D. Creed
Edward Sir Lowry
Reginnet
Jaco . Lowry
Harold Alley
Betts Street
Stephenson Alley
Board of Legislation
Geo. F. Holmes
Hamilton Ounty
Newman C. Lewis
Said
Fountain Lewis
Thornton M . Hinkle
State of
Boa
Public Service
Flora Street
Ste Street
Repner Street
Coon Street
Geo. Mes Clerk
Blic Nevie
Kk Hoon
Pennock Alley
Cutter Street
Baymiller Street
Sae Coegineer
Board of Publi Vine
Ana
RT Allison
George F. Holmes
Kilwinning
L. L. Latta
Roe
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