St Louis Riots Turn Deadly in Strike Discussion
Sherman Patterson president of the Street Railway Men's Union was stabbed in the neck during a heated dispute over the strike in St. Louis. Edward Canty of East St Louis joined the confrontation and fatally wounded Patterson before Canty was arrested.
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Patterson
Street Railway Men's Union
ST. Louis
Sherman
Lewis Doerster
Edward Canty
East St. Louis
Canty
Deputy Sheriff Arrested as Riot Inquest Opens
Coroner's inquest into the St Louis streetcar riot gathers testimony as Gardiner McKnight is arrested after witnesses accuse deputies of shooting a man. Edward Thomas's shooter identified. one more fatality pushes toll to twelve from the June 7 disturbance at Fifteenth and Chambers streets.
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ST. Louis
William J. Stone
Maurier
Kieley
Edward Thomas
Gardiner McKnight
Thomas
G. B. Webster
McKnight
Cavender
John Roberts
Charles Mcliver
E Street
Lloyd
John Goettling
Fifteenth
Chambers Streets
Madisonville Council Discusses Library Shift and Bonds
Hyde Park officials received a Bolce communication threatening a bond suit over 202000 if council proceeds. Bids were rejected as a measure. Madisonville plans to place the Reading Room under Cincinnati Public Library trustees, funded by levy savings. Graduation day set at 7:30 PM with 19 graduates. Health officer Cadwallader enforces anti dumping ordinances to protect village health.
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Hyde Park
George F. Sands
Madisonville
Cincinnati Public Library
Sands
Ireton
Joseph Smith
Town Hall
B. & O. S. W. Railroad Company
Ward
Mathis
Braun
Fire Department
Mrs Gladstone Not Expected To Survive The Night
London reports Mrs. W. E. Gladstone was not expected to live through the night after an announced illness.
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London
G A R Visiting Circle Holds Historic Cincinnati Feast
In Memorial Hall George H. Thomas Post hosted an unprecedented gathering as all seventeen Cincinnati G A R posts joined for a joint vote on a summer vacation. Ohio Commander E R Monfort presided while Commander John Kissane led visits and speakers, ending with a campfire bean supper. The visiting circle plans to resume in the fall.
Wanted at Columbus George Duncan to face highway robbery charge
George Duncan former associate of burglar Jim Anderson will be taken to Columbus today to answer highway robbery charges. Columbus police read of his arrest in the Commercial Tribune and requested he be held. He is linked to a Lock street shoe store robbery and suspected in a nearby national store break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Duncan
Jim Anderson
Columbus
Duncan
Commercial Tribune
Kuehne
Lock Street
Nation
Miss Kelly
Tragic Deaths of Mrs Burdge After Stair Fall
Coroner Schwab investigated the death of Mrs. William Burdge found at the foot of the stairs in Home City Tuesday night by her husband. Indications point to a fatal fall downstairs and the coroner will file a verdict accordingly. Burdge, over 50, has endured the sudden deaths of three of his four wives.
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Schwab
William Burdge
Burdge
Keith Saw Visions and Poison Story Divorces Granted
Divorce actions granted in the case of Keith Saw Visions and Poison Story include multiple petitions for dissolution. Court records show the orders issued, with the subjects citing irreconcilable differences and related property settlements.
Judge Spiegel Denies Keith Divorce Amid Gun Tale
Judge Spiegel heard Officer George Keith and his wife Pemmah claim divorce after Keith alleged a revolver threat and poisoning attempts. The court rejected the pistol story, found no grounds for divorce, and ordered Pemmah alimony of 25 dollars monthly. Other divorces were granted or decreed by Judge Davis and Judge Lueders in related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Spiegel
George Keith
Pemmah
Keith
Guardian of the Public Peace
Sparks
Fred Niederhelman
Davis
Fred Crollius
Lulu
Nellie Dixon
Charles Dixon
Mary A. Woeber
Amos Woeber
Mary Chappines
David Chappines
Herman Steinert
Mary R. Steinert
Lueders
Spiegel
Glenn Home Board Reports On Year Of Work And Charity
The Glenn Industrial Home Board met yesterday starting at 10 am. Reports from supt Mrs Howe show seventy five young women boarded this year. Miss Emma Wolfer says sixty two children in the kindergarten. Miss Lingenfelter reports forty children enrolled and notes placing three girls and a boy in homes. Riverside kindergarten had a good year, with a lawn fete to benefit next Thursday at the Riverside Episcopal Church. Mission reports cite 4,716 visits and 13,760 religious papers distributed. Sunday school clothing for thirty two boys and placement of four children in homes. Mission classes taught biscuit making and cooking. Boys Brigade enrolled over sixty boys. sewing classes produced 300 garments and seven quilts. Mission Band had twenty four, Mothers’ Jewels Band ninety. mothers auxiliary raised funds and garments, dolls, and $17 from entertainment. Glenn Home Auxiliary counts forty one members and $9438 raised by solicitation, plus 506 garments and thirty comforts. Cheerful Workers total twenty two members made forty two garments and $30 raised. All garments repaired before use. a small charge for garments is made to avoid pauperism. Proceeds from hat sales totaled $312.
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Glenn
Howe
Emma Wolfer
Emma Lingenfelter
Bertha von Muehler
Riverside
Episcopal Church
Bassett
Given
Stone
Mission
Mission Band
Mothers’ Jewels
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Glenn Home Auxiliary
Inspired Idiot and Love Triangle at Indian Harbor
Judell, an amiable college graduate nicknamed the Inspired Idiot, faces a summer crisis as Phyllis Ward and Ten Eyck pursue each other at Mrs. Hildreth’s Indian Harbor party. A staged hobby horse prank ends with Ten Eyck plunging into a pond while Phyllis rekindles interest in Judell, who helps the horse and outwits his rival.
Great Dancers at Lagoon Amphitheater Delight Audiences
The Sohlkes and their five Archipelagoans charm Lagoon Amphitheater crowds this week. Augustus Sohlke, famed dancing master, headlines with graceful partnering by his wife. The quirky act features archipelagoans in staged scenes with humor and dance, drawing cheers from youngsters.
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Sohlkes
the Lagoon
Augustus Sohlke
Sohlke
New York
New Features Debut at Coney Island Next Week
Manager Clark unveils a strong vaudeville lineup at Coney Island beginning Monday afternoon with an initial Sunday matinee. Stars include Clark and Underwood the dancing tramps, Charles Knight descriptive vocalist, Belle Jansen soloist, Morris and Daly comedians, and Herbert and Willing among others. Performances run through Saturday night.
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Coney Island
Clark
Underwood
Charles
Knight
Belle Jansen
Morris and Daly
Herbert
Willing
Concert at Chester Park Draws Mt Auburn Avondale Delegation
A growing Chester Park audience enjoyed John C Weber's band led by George Portune with encore after encore. The program featured Union Forever The Fortune Teller Camella La Gazelle Afro-American Cane Hop Mississippi Sidestep On and Off Charlatan March and more fitting the evening’s lively tone.
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Chester Park
Mt. Auburn
Avondale
John C. Weber
George Portune
Herbert
Witmark
Bendix
O'Hara
Mississippi
Dewitt
Sousa
Charlatan
Fireworks At Zoo To Feature Novel Displays And Concerts
The Zoological Garden prepares a grand fireworks display for next Sunday night with a top to bottom effort by the pyrotechnist. Weber's Military Band will perform a promenade concert and another Weber band concert is set for Friday night with a planned varied program. An O U W outing and an evening concert are listed for Saturday.
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Zoological Garden
Zoo
Weber
Nevers Relief Corps Outing Planned for Coney Island
The William Nelson Nevers Relief Corps No. 14 schedules an annual outing to Coney Island. Reverend W. H. Griffith will accompany members of Goes Street Welsh Church on the trip.
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William Nelson Nevers
Pastor Gambon Reported Elevated to Auxiliary Bishop
Louisville chronicled rumor that Monsignor Thomas F. Gambon pastor of Patrick's Church may be named auxiliary bishop to Bishop McCloskey in the diocese. He has been away for three weeks with reports he has gone to Rome to receive the appointment.
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Pastor Gambon
Louisville
The
Evening Post
Thomas F. Gambon
Patrick's Catholic Church
McCloskey
Gambon
Rome
Death leaves unsettled estate and missing son fate
John Little, son of the late expressman Robert Little, disappeared from home years ago. Rumors of his whereabouts proved unfounded. His wife supported the family with help from relatives. The estate of $40,000 is being settled, with Mary named administratrix after seven years absence. Edward N. Roth is administrator for Balthasar Roth. Six sons inherit. Frank E. resides in England. Guardianship letters issued to Hyman Nuerman for six minor children.
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John Little
Expressman
Robert Little
Mary
Edward N. Roth
Balthasar Roth
Frank E
England
Hyman Nuerman
Hooper Heircontends over Will Bequests to Pulte College
Under Caroline Hoopers will the estate of William Hooper may still fund a 25000 bequest to Pulte College if his daughter Marguerite d Adda consents to pay the earlier failed legacies. Marguerite is his sole heir and would receive 25000 herself, otherwise the college obtains the amount.
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Caroline Hooper
William Hooper
Paris
Pulte College
Hooper
Marguerite d’Adda
Suit Over Exploding Scrap Iron Tank In 1898
Laborer John Young sues Grasselli Chemical Co and Klein Cohen Hurtig for 10000 damages after a tank containing explosive chemicals in a scrap iron lot exploded. Young, employed to break up the scrap, was severely injured and remains affected. September 1898 incident in question.
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Jackson
John Young
Grasselli Chemical Company
Klein, Cohen & Hurtig
Chemical Company
Young
John C. Healy
Young, Jones & Jones
The
Cohen & Mack
Klein, Cohen & Hurtig Co
Trustees Miller and Tafel Surcharge in Purcell Assignments
In McNeill court yesterday the court sustains exceptions to the accounts of trustees Miller and Tafel in Archbishop John B. and Rev. Edward Purcell assignments. Special Master Cleveland finds over $44,000 due creditors and surcharges the seven accounts filed since their appointments. Trustees appeal with bonds set at $1,500 each.
Judge Rufus Smith Allocates Verdict Against City
On Tuesday Judge Rufus Smith's jury returned a verdict for Katharine Brigel against the city for 1255 dollars. The foreman announced the verdict and Mrs Brigel at once assigned it fearing creditor challenges.
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Rufus Smith
Katharine Brigel
Laborer Allison Ferris Makes Creditor Assignment
Allison E Ferris of Rossmayne, a laborer, filed a assignment for creditors citing inability to pay. Liabilities listed at 570 with assets of 450. Assignee named is attorney Charles F Malsbury with C. W. Baker and Otto Renner assisting the case.
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Allison E.ferris
Rossmayne
Charles F. Malsbury
Foreclosure and Divorce Docket No 118917 118918
No 118917 The North Fairmount B and B Co versus Mary A Molloy et al for 1157 and mortgage foreclosure. Albert T Brown. No 118918 Frederick P Buchsbaum versus May Buchsbaum for divorce. John G O Connell.
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the North Fairmount B. and
8. Co
Mary A. Molloy
Albert T. Brown
Frederick P. Buchsbaum
May Buchsbaum
John G. O'Connell
Courts List Pending Dockets Across Multiple Ohio Courts
The record outlines upcoming cases in Circuit Superior and Common Pleas Courts including Winkelman v Hughes and multiple village cases in Norwood and St Bernard. It also cites Jordan, Dempsey, and Rufus Smith judges with ready lists and a probate table for James Dair and insolvency matters involving Morse and Pfeifer Pland Company assignments.
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Circuit Court
Winkel
Hughes
Hafer
Village of
Brockman
Stallman
Spaeth
Davis Engel
Boeckler
Spiegel
Lowe
Hill
Weisinger
York
Stratemeyer
Bowles
James Dair
Morse
Crawford
Pfeifer Pland Company
Loomisy
Matthews
Millcreek Valley items mix accidents and school events
Somnambulist falls twenty feet unharmed. Glendale High School commencement tonight at the Lyceum. Construction delays threaten Glendale Public School. A wall section demolished by a derrick endangers work. A two headed chick hatches in Wyoming. Local baseball clash set for Wentworth grounds. Various rescues and near misses reported including a near tram collision and a boy’s fall from a second story window with minor injuries. Glendale High School graduates listed. local schools plan programs and veiling ceremonies. Clerical rites completed for four dozen girls at St. Clara’s Convent.
Last Students Concert Highlights Gorno Pupils at College of Music
Signor Romeo Gorno led his advanced pupils in a piano recital at the Odeon closing the academic year. Notable performances included Octavia Stevenson with Pirani pieces, Pearl Schoonover with Gade works, Ella Hughes with Chaminade pieces, Miriam Plaut on Raff, and Mary A. Fleming with Pirani. Duets by Cornelia N. Grahn and H. B Taaffe added charm with Chaminade numbers.
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Signor Romeo Gorno
College of Music
Odeon
Signor
Romeo Gorno
Gorno
Octavia Stevenson
San Marco
Chaminade
Miriam Plaut
Raff
Pirani
Mary A. Fleming
Woodland Dell
Cornelia N. Grahn
H. B Taaffe
Sterling
Census Enthusiasm in Cincinnati as Enumerators Race to Finish
Cincinnati census work nears completion with managers praising Stoddard for assembling capable workers. Absentees abroad are being counted, including hundreds outside the city, and estimates in the 400 000 to 435 000 range persist while Washington finalizes totals. New appointees Spence Terrill and Roever join the manufacturing census team.
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Stoddard
Washington
Census Bureau
P. B. Spence
Newport, Ky
Mervin
Terrill
Cumminsville
Chas. B. Roever
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Public Library
Norwood
Madisonville High School
Board of Education
Mary Brunson
Ada Dinkleman
Eva Amann
Hattie Printy
Carrie McGrew
Flora Bean
Marie Haines
Mary Bell
Mary Perin
Nellie Canty
Messrs
Lot Losh
Cadwallader
Mrs. Gladstone
France
Andre
General Gallifet
Poison Story
Pulte College Expectation
WW. J
Judell
Phyllis Ward
Bar Harbor
Phyllis
Mrs. Hildreth
Indian Harbor
Ten Eyck
Rowlands
Miss Ward
Lagoon
Coney
Chester Park Music
Elizabeth Graviess
George F
E. T. Brown
John G. O’connell
Pulte College Bequest
Purcell
C. W. Baker
Otto Renner
Common Pleas Court
Millgreek Valley
Glendale
Somnambulist
Glendale High School
Glendale Public School
John E. Hay
Wyoming
Charles Street
Mr. Hay
Wyoming Athletic Clubs
Cincinnatis
Wentworth Avenue
M. Goldberg
Reading
Mr. Goldberg
Lockland
Woodlawn
Davie Gaker
Benson Street
Charles Kilkarry
McGregor Avenue
Elmwood Place
Burt
Kilkarry
Lyceum
Sharon Avenue
Frances E. Massey
Alice R. Richardson
Walter F. Hunt
Walter I. Schatzman
Fred M. McLean
Wm. S. Crane
H. W. Brown
Ludlow Grove Intermediate School
St. Bernard Town Hall
Eva Cogham
Rosa Ley
Ida Manthey
Martha Seyring
Ella Kemp
Arthur Renner
Maes
Covington
Father Vincent
St. Francis de Sales Church
Cincinnati
St. Clara’s Convent
Hartwell
Father Kress
Carter
Radway
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