Principal Harper Resigns at Woodward High School
The resignation of Principal Harper of Woodward High School has been forwarded to Superintendent Boone and will be presented to the Union Board of High Schools at this afternoon’s meeting. Tax refunders named include FrésO and Margaret E Clark $4552 Addie F Taylor $1655 Maurice M Brooks $5489. W G Ramsey bottle refilling charged in Magistrate Winkler’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Clark
Addie F. Taylor
Maurice M. Brooks
Harper
Woodward High School
Boone
Union Board of High Schools
Vacation for Cashier Stout and Socialism Talk
Cashier Stout of the United States Sub treasury begins a several week vacation next Tuesday to seek relief from routine. Hon Chris Monter formerly of the Ohio Legislature will address the Economic Club at Vine Street Congregational Church on socialism with questions and discussion following. An oil vat fire at American Oak Leather Company on Kenner Street and Dalton Avenue caused a small blaze with about 50 dollars loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Monter
Ohio
Economic Club
Vine Street Congregational Church
American Oak Leather Company
Kenner Street
Dalton Avenue
Hamilton County
Cumminsville
Ephraim Knowlton
Carevveren
Spring Grove Avenue
Hamilton Avenue
Peytons Corner
Twenty-fifth Ward
City of
Cincinnati
Fergus Street
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Company
Frank Eastman
Eastman
Blue Rock Street
Knowlton
Tolows
E. Knowlton
Fottom Lowing
Hamilton
Cho
Bat Ae. Ee
Mort
Oh. Brevate
Ton Og B. Homie
Decea Plaints
Julius Bamberger
Victims of the Heat and a Lumber Accident
James Adams at 2111 Winschel Street was overcome by heat at Liberty and Linn streets and Patrol 2 sent him home. Otto Drees of 1770 Highland Avenue was overcome at Sixth and Walnut streets and taken to hospital. Neither case serious. Louis Langlais of 1609 Goodloe Street was injured at Crane's lumber mills when a saw broke and cut his left arm. doctors fear possible loss of the limb. Patrol No. 6 drove him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Adams
Winschel Street
Liberty and
Linn Streets
Otto Drees
Highland Avenue
Sixth
Walnut Streets
Louis Langlais
Goodloe Street
Crane
Patrol No. 6
Dehne's Injuries Prove Fatal at St. Mary's Hospital
Coroner Schwab was notified of the death of Charles Dehne a 49 year old resident of 96 Hopkins street at St. Mary's Hospital. He was injured at work last Wednesday the initial injury was thought minor but he developed traumatic delirium and died yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
St. Mary’s Hospital
Charles Dehne
Hopkins Street
Fire at Adolph Ettter Tailor Shop Sparks Panic
A lamp overturned in Adolph Etter's tailor shop on Race street third floor ignited clothing and caused a panic among occupants. Tailor Joseph Bernhardt threw the lamp from a window and burned his hands and face. Loss by fire small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Etter
Race Street
Joseph Bernhardt
Policeman's Widow Relief Bid Is Refused
County Commissioners yesterday declined to grant relief to Mrs. Julia Stuerm for 3500 dollars after the death of Policeman Joseph Stuerm in the courthouse riot. Senator Alfred M. Cohen pushed for favorable action under a special relief act but no final decision was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Cohen
Julia Stuerm
Joseph Stuerm
Wreck on Pennsylvania Line Near Salem Injures Three
Word reached the railway mail office of a disastrous wreck on the Pennsylvania near Salem Ohio at 3 30 in the morning. W P Brown of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania was reported dangerously injured. Postal clerks J W Fox of Salem and P J Griser of Maximo Ohio were injured. The accident was caused by a tender wheel breaking as the train went at high speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Salem
W. P. Brown
Beaver Falls
J. W. Fox
P. J. Griser
Maximo, O
Mail Clerks Promoted on Cincinnati & Chattanooga Route
G L Farnham of Harriman Tennessee was yesterday appointed railway mail clerk on the Cincinnati and Chattanooga route. Salary increases announced include M R Moser from 1150 to 1300 on the Cincinnati and St. Louis line, C A Downey from 1000 to 1150, W W Hill from 800 to 900 on the Detroit and St. Louis line, and Francis M Reynolds from 800 to 900 on the Nashville and Montgomery line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Farnham
Harriman Station
Tenn
Cincinnati & Chattanooga
M.R. Moser
Cincinnati & St. Louis
C. A. Downey
W. W. Hill
Detroit & St. Louis
Conductor Falls From Car on City Street
Conductor Harry Finkler of the Crosstown line fell from a running board at Gest street and State avenue. He suffered two scalp wounds and was taken home aboard another car with Dr. Muscroft attending. Also, Fred Bahlman fell from a car at McMillan street and Reading road suffering a head cut and internal injuries and was taken to City Hospital by Patrol 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Finkler
Gest Street
State Avenue
Moore Street
Dr. Muscroft
Fred Bahlman
Linn Street
McMillan Street
Reading Road
Patrol
City Hospital
Light inspector seeks peace warrant in threats case
In Magistrate Winkler's court John McGehan of Edison Electric Light Company swore out a peace warrant against Mary Baumer who allegedly threatened to kill him. He is about to be married. Baumer, arrested, said she had a longtime relationship with McGehan and they have two children. She later swore a paternity warrant against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkler
John McGehan
Edison Electric Light Company
Mary Baumer
McGehan
Baumer
Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms Named for National Convention
Colonel William Copeland of the County Sheriff's office received a hand engraved commission from Chief Sergeant-at-Arms George W. Wiswell confirming him as Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms for the National Republican Convention. Copeland, per tradition, will travel to the convention city ahead of the Hamilton County delegation to prepare for Blaine Club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Copeland
George W. Wiswell
Copeland
Hamilton County
Blaine Club
Thief Nabs Goods in Street Tussle at Third and Sycamore
Max Seidenfried, a second hand dealer at Third and Sycamore, wrestled with John Burns who tried to flee with stolen goods. Burns entered a friend's shop, grabbed a brush, and fled before Seidenfried stopped the theft a second time. Sergeant Williams later arrested Burns on assault and battery and petit larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Seidenfried
Third
Sycamore
John Burns
Fourth
Stone
Burns
Seidenfriend
Seidenfried
Williams
Warrants Issued in Pure Food Law Cases
Warrants were issued in Magistrate Winkler's court by Local Food and Dairy Commissioner Carruthers against eleven alleged violators of the pure food law. Six warrants charge sale of oleomargarine containing coloring matter, with others alleging whisky or mustard violations. The first arrests under the new law target firms and individuals listed, aiming to test the statute's reach and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkler
Carruthers
Lizzie Burkfeldt
J. Liese
Spring Street
Stella Mathies
Mary Mathies
West Sixth Street
Mollie Dennis
Standard Grocery Company
Mary Tobin
Richard Tobin
Gilbert Avenue
L. Frank
Standard Manufacturing Company
Plum Street
Anthony Meyer
Ben Stock
Gus Gresler
G. Schere
West Sixth
F. Ward
B. Moorman
Ninth
Carr Streets
Great Eastern Tea Company
P. W. Miller, Jr
Protection Clause Sought in Southern Railroad Lease
Discussion on extending the Southern Railroad lease to C N T P seeks an added protection clause to curb competition and set freight rates. Massachusetts moves to regulate intercity freight in Boston port deals, raising Interstate Commerce concerns cited by J D Morton who warns such a clause could violate federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers’ Club Committee
Southern Railroad
Boston
Boston & Albany
New York Central
Cincinnati
Ferguson
Southern Railway Trustees
Spencer
Southern
Massachusetts
Ohio
J. D. Morton
Transportation Committee
New York
Act of Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Morton
Appraisers Move Toward Mandamus Over May Salaries
The county decennial appraisers led by Colonel Julius Beiser confront the Commissioners after a refused May salary payment. Auditor Lewis refuses to O. K. the bills, prompting a possible mandamus suit with attorney Frank Dinsmore retained. Sensational developments expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Beiser
Tenth Ward
Richardson
Beiser
All Mee
O. K
Mr. Beiser
Sealed bids sought for oats corn and bran contracts
Chicago and other posts invite sealed proposals in triplicate until 11 a.m. July 12 1900 for furnishing oats corn and bran for fiscal year ending June 30 1901 at Frs Brady Wayne Mich Columbus Barracks Ohio Ft. Sheridan and Chicago and Ft. Thomas Ky with bids for other points welcomed. U S reserves right to reject any or all. Proposals obtainable from posts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Place
Ohio
Scott Bonham
Lincoln Inn Court
Main Street
Cincinnati
Hamilton C Ty
Hamilton County
General Assembly of
State of Ohio
Harry G. Schaefe
Ohlo
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
Board of ‘Trustees
Herrmann
Charles G. Roth
Chicago
Ill
Frs. Brady
Wayne
Mich
Columbus Barracks
Ft. Sheridan
Ft.Thomas
U. B
G. C. Lee
Board of Public Service
Fisher Avenue
Mewitt Avenue
Huron Avenue
Robert Allison
Geo. F. Holmes
Ohio Avenue
Calhoun Street
Parker Street
Rose Hill Avenue
Reading Road
Corporation Line
Lenox Place
Liberty Street
Race Street
Logan Street
John Street
Fourth Street
York Street
George Street
Elm Street
Mound Street
Court Street
Central Avenue
Freeman Avenue
Fall Alley
Wade Street
Levi Alley
Pleasant Street
Walnut Street
Clay Street
P. 8
Chief Quartermaster’s Office
Quartermaster’s Department
Boston
Philadelphia
Mili Oy
Colon 3
G. Co. Lee
Obituary notices and funeral details
Multiple death notices list names Anna Bode and James McFarlan with June dates and funeral times. Timothy Hotter dies in Milford Ohio with services at St Andrew’s Church. Hannah Valentine dies after illness with services at Walnut Hills Mortuary Chapel. Mary Wynne dies at home College Hill with private interment at Spring Grove. James McFarlan obituary states due notice will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bode
Anna
Spring Grove Chapel
Hocter
Timothy
Patrick
Mary Hotter
Milford
St. Andrew’ S Church
M'Farlan
James McFarlan
Valentine—Hannahh
Mark Valentine
Mortuary Chapel
Walnut Hills
Inquest Pending For McQuery as Others Die From Illness
A roll of recent deaths and pending inquests lists William McQuery aged 39 with an inquest pending. Other deceased include Harry Mohr 1 with meningitis, David Miller 83 with senility, Nick Corcoran 48 with asthenia, Henry Mers 56 with stomach cancer, Lafayette Jones 22 drowning, Ferdinand Strauss 77 heart disease, Robert Sheppard 40 tuberculosis, David Mueller 49 cancer, Louisa Diebold 68 phthisis, Geo Kleisler 52 inquest pending, John Moss 3 months meningitis, Charles Cunningham 4 months pneumonia, and Celesta Batsche 1 year diphtheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McQuery
Harry Mohr
David Miller
Nick Corcoran
Henry Mers
Lafayette Jones
Ferdinand Strauss
Robert Sheppard
David Mueller
Louisa Diebold
Geo. Kleisler
John Moss
Charles Cunningham
Celesta Batsche
Policeman William McQuery to be mourned at Covington funeral
The Covington officer killed by Wallade Bishop and Thomas Lyons will be honored at a 2 pm service from 171 West Riddle Street. Rev. C G Jone will lead the rites as the entire police force and city officials attend in a funeral march to Linden Grove Cemetery. The Police and Fire Commissioners met to arrange tributes and draft resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McQuery
Covington
Wallade
Thomas Lyons
West Riddle Street
C. G. Jone
First Baptist Church
Johnson
McQuery
Linden Grove
Fire Commissioners
E. Li Pieck
Thomas Donnelly
Lawrence Bogenschutz
Lunlow
Menninger
Ed McVey
McVey
Cortanien
Sterday
Shadow photographers to headline Fall Festival visuals
The Fall Festival directors will replace a plain art exhibit with a photography driven showcase. A committee of leading photographers will curate modern, time reflecting ideas under Festival Association supervision. Plans include a coal mine feature between Music Hall buildings at Gibson House with local coal company support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fi Festival Association
Gibson House
Music Hall
Treasury balance and warrants payments report
Actual cash in the safe tied to credit for warrants vouchers and con shows in weekly balance. Warrants paid May 7 16 492 25 balance 389 396 05 The Treasurer must have pen paid from cash May 7 8 up to 10 30 a m ending May 12 Warrants paid May 7 111 645 52 Vouchers paid May 8 Tr 00 Coupon paid May 8 2000 126 228 77 F
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ferris
Hamilton County
Ohio
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Brief City News
W. G. Ramsey
Mainstreet
Queen City
Stout
Dehne
Sergeant-at-Arms
Hood
Lewis
Frank Dinsmore
THE
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
of Twelve Pieces
Mitchell
West Fourth ST
the John Church CO
Levy & White
Coleman Gas Machine Co
Main St
Dr. Siegert
Jennie.s. Farrell
Moses
Jennie 8S
Farrell
Neave Building
California
George W. Evans
Richmond
Ae Mary
Smith
A. Grand Hotel
Charles O. Myers
Farmer
Mt. Airy
Flora B. Conger
Timmons
Joseph Rottinghaus
Baymiller Street
Ida Saatkamp
North Pairmount
Harvey Munger
Palace Hotel
Mma Kesling
Mr. Parry
Fred Puthoff
Carpenter
Nore Oo
Broadway
Frank Os
Helen Elbert
Squire ‘Kushman
Ralph W. Thompson
Pittsburg
Marie A. Thompson
Madisonville
Tis
John
Lincoln Club of Cincinnati
Frank H
East Fourth Street
Cincinnati, O
Matthew Barnard
Philip Roettinger
Carew Building
William H. Sutherland
Philip Roettinghr
Shiloh Battlefield
Ohio Shiloh Battlefield
Shiloh National/Military Park
Ncting
Tennessee
Columbus
Shiloh National Military Park Commission
Shiloh Battlefield Commission
R. B. Brown
Zanesville
T. J. Lindsay
Washington D. H. Ohio
G. A.R
WM. H. Lytle Post
George Kleisler
D. Hildwein
C. C. Bleiler
White's
Jewelers
Ebony Goods
4Th St
C. Ross
L. Lewis
John Keeshan
M’query
Police Department of
Indianapolis
Aves Central Asion Station
Gouraud
R. T. Felex Gouraud
L. A. Sayre
Haut-Ton
Europe
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Pron
Great Jones
N. x
Danner
Eee Stevens
Ark County
Ind
J. I. Blackburn
Dr. Lyon
Cliff Street
Second Street
Sixth Street
Dayton Street
Jackson Street
Third Street
McGregor Avenue
South Corporation Lne
Cook Avenue
Beech Street
Railroad
John Shillito
Seventh Street
John Shillits Company
Upper
Asta
Judiciary Fund
Pewceefaveves
Mies
George Schott
Peter Durr
Auditor’s Office
Ed .S. Beaman
H. Zete
R. John L. M'Clure
Knowlton’s Corner
Sidney B. Knowlton
Ppock & Hertenstein
John Burane
Mm’ Ary
Chase Avenue
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