University President Refuses Comment on Mathews Issue
Professor Howard Ayers of Cincinnati denies knowledge of any negotiations or breaks with Columbia's John A. Mathews. He avoids the Commercial Tribune inquiry, stating he knows nothing of the matter and returns to university plans and drawings.
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Howard Ayers
University of Cincinnati
John A. Mathews
Columbia University
Ayers
Commercial Tribune
MecMicken Hall
The
Inquirer
Jnear
Workmen Strike Over Two New Decorators
Two decorators from New York caused a brief walkout at Grand Opera House after it was found their union was not affiliated with the AFL. A Building Trades' Council delegate ordered all on the job to stop work, threatening fines for working with unrecognized unions. The decorators were discharged and work resumed after a stalled conference.
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New York
Grand Opera House
Amalgamated Association of New York
American Federation of Labor
Building Trades’ Council
Sureties of the Missing Broker Face Suit
Montgomery and Aull, tea dealers of New York, sue W. W. Thomas’s sureties Mrs. F. McDonough and P. Sullivan after Thomas disappeared following a judgment for 636.32 on unpaid goods. The suit seeks payment from the sureties on the bond given to secure Thomas’s appearance in court.
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Montgomery & Aull
New York
Thomas
McDonough
Sullivan
John B. Oneal
Wright & Wright
Special train via Louisville and Nashville Railroad to Louisville
One dollar twenty five cents and return fare offered for a special round trip departing Pearl and Butler and Fourth street stations at 7 30 a m June 15. Tickets available in Cincinnati Covington Newport and Latonia. Return trip leaves Louisville First and Waterer street station at 8 p m.
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Man From Findlay Dies of Consumption in Covington Hotel
Theodore Frederick, a Findlay, Ohio native, arrived Tuesday to enter a hospital in Covington but was found dead in his room at the Stross Hi Hotel on Elm and Bremen streets. Coroner Schwab believes the death was due to consumption. Frederick worked as a bricklayer.
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Findlay
Covington
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Elfth
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Frederick
Subscriptions urged for Commercial Tribune
An advertisement urges readers to subscribe by sending in a estimate of 34000 dollars as a way to clear the matter from their mind. It mocks overthinking and promotes taking action via the newspaper's subscription offer.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Squire James Linked to Park Company Shortage
The late Squire Charles E. James, once a bookkeeper for John D. Park Sons in Sycamore Street, was found to have been short several thousands of dollars. The Park Company acknowledged a prior shortage but did not prosecute, and some funds were recovered. James later served a long tenure in the Probate Court, with the exact amount kept off the books.
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Charles E. James
John D. Park Sons’ Company
Sycamore Street
Squire James
Probate
Park Company
Avondale Residents Protest Abandoned Cable Route
J C Hussey led Avon dale residents in a complaint to the Board of Public Service against the abandonment of all service on the old Sycamore cable route. He cites long delays and walking miles to reach a car, urging repairs via Main Burnet to Shillito. The board sent the letter to the traction company for an immediate report. About 7 500 people affected based on daily 5 000 cash fares and transfers.
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Zoo
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Main
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Warrant Sworn In Family Dispute Over Inheritance
Frank Brennan, a city freight clerk, swore a warrant charging his 74 year old father George J. Brennan with loftering after an inheritance dispute. The Humane Society then filed for the younger Brennan on a charge of failure to provide for his aged father. Both warrants are set for Police Court today.
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Big Four
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Price Hill
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England
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Tenfold brain exchange contest with 1490 prizes
An ad promises greater chances by pooling brains. Gather nine friends to contribute their brains and individually submit estimates to win one of 1490 prizes totaling 34 000 dollars. The copy urges collective effort for better odds.
Neighbors Quarrel Draws Police Attention Over Warrants
Isaac Spievack a clothing merchant of Elmwood Place accuses Mrs Astell of assaulting him with two women aiding in a disturbance at his Carthage Pike business. Johnny Astell reportedly threw stones at the shop. Police deem both sides at fault and plan charges against Spievack Mrs Astell and the three women once identities of the assistants are clarified.
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Elmwood Place
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Carthage Pike
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Johnny
Wom
Spiewack
Gossip at Squires Court Reveals Village Quarrels
In Norwood Court Judge Dumont heard two civil disputes from Columbia St Bernard and Elmwood Place residents over rumors and slander. About a hundred people attended as twenty witnesses testified. The judge reserved decision after examining testimony and reputations of local families.
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Norwood Court
Rudolf Macklum
St.Bernard
Columbia Methodist Church
Stella Ballantine
Tusculum Avenue
Melville W. Bramble
Edward Straub
Girard
Tumour
Elmwood
Besast
Extradition Hitches Delay Clara Taylor Custody Return
Detective Ryan flies to Italy to seek Clara Taylor's extradition for kidnaping Margaret Taylor but returns empty handed as funds and delays hinder Italian court action. Prosecutor Hoffheimer vows justice and asks Secretary Hay to expedite the process while Clara awaits transfer to a U S steamer.
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Little Margaret Taylor
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Italy
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Wil
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Hay
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Mrs Frances J L Taylor to Return to Cincinnati
Special Despatch reports Mrs Frances J L Taylor and her daughter will stay at their Cincinnati home until their four months reprieve ends October 10. Miss Taylor leaves tomorrow and her mother later this week.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Frances JL. Taylor
Cincinnati
Lincoln Park Officer Bound Over After Assault Case
Edward Rennenkamp accuses Lincoln Park policeman Henry Stagenborg of unmerciful beating his brother Joseph. Stagenborg was bound over to the grand jury on a 1000 bond after a warrant for assault and battery. Rennenkamp appeared with serious injuries. police sought his arrest but were blocked from acting in court.
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Lincoln Park
Edward Rennekamp
Joseph
Templeton
Stagenberg
Rennekamp
McCarty
Letter Confusions Prompt Public Service Board Dilemma
The Board of Public Service received a difficult to decipher Spencerian letter asking about alley frontage and damages if wagons struck property. The writer debated paving Hulse alley without a curb and warned of liability, but board clarified the contract could not change and invited a clearer request.
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Board of Public Service
Blic
Oliver
Sindegate
Hulea Alley
Holmes
Hulse Alley
City Board endorses Race Street resurfacing plan
Fred Tuke of the Taxpayers Association protested resur facing Race Street from Canal to McMicken Avenue. The Board of Public Service backed the plan noting Race Street is heavily traveled and in poor condition and that the asphalt has lasted sixteen years, making repairs nearly impossible. A copy of the resolution was sent to Secretary Tuke.
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Fred Tuke
Taxpayers’ Association
Race Street
Canal Street
McMicken Avenue
Board of Public Service
Tuke
Estimating Contest Promises 1490 Prize Chances
The notice explains an Estimating Contest with 84,000 dollars in prizes. If a group of ten people each contributes an estimate, they collectively gain 14,900 opportunities to win a portion of 34,000 dollars.
Nutrine condensed nutriment advertised by Anheuser Busch
A brief advertisement touts Nutrine as a condensed nutriment described as a tonic and best physic for health. It is prepared by the Anheuser Busch Brewing Association, claimed to guarantee purity excellence and merit.
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Reception at Pro Cathedral Hails New Rector
A reception at the Pro Cathedral in Cincinnati welcomed Rev. Ro Nelson, recently arrived from Baltimore to assist in cathedral work. The event introduced the new rector to the parishioners and featured a gathering of young people from St Mauls parish.
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St. Mauls Ee
Ro Nelson
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