Hospital Dectors Deposed as New Directors Named
Mayor Dempsey and the Board of Public Service oust medical directors Louis Schwab Byron Stagton and A B Isham and install William E Keily Julius Eichberg and E Gustave Zinke. A new superintendent may be chosen soon with candidates S E Monfort and Dr John Hart.
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Myor Dempsey
Board of Public Service
Louis Schwab
Byron Stagton
A. B. Isham
William E. Keily
Julius Eichberg
E. Gustave Zinke
Dempsey
John Fehrenbatch
S. E. Monfort
Water Works Department
John Hart
Fehrenbatch
Wesleyan Alumni Honors Pattison President in Cincinnati
Governor John M. Pattison was elected president of the Cincinnati Alumni Association of Ohio Wesleyan University at a dinner in the Business Men's Club rooms. D. D. Woodmansee led greetings. Prof. R. T. Stevenson spoke on Ohio Wesleyan. New officers include C E Schenck and W M Fridman with an executive slate.
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John M. Pattison
Cincinnati Alumni Association
Ohio Wesleyan University
Business’ Men’s Club
D. D. Woodmansee
Pattison
R. T. Stevenson
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Dyer
Cincinnati Public Schools
C. E. Schenck
W. M. Fridman
E. D. Lyons
B. S. Cowen
E. W. Mitchell
M. C. Slates
H. E. Bail
Raymond Radliff
Street Repairs To Be Discussed By City Board
City officials plan an inspection tour Friday and Saturday to judge streets most in need under the 250000 bond issue. Improvement associations are asked to send opinions, while repairs will be funded in monthly installments from the regular fund after July 1 to cover fall work.
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Board of Public Service
Leave
Danenhower
Council
Dog catchers arraigned over shooting at Ninth and Harriet
William Craig of the dog catchers crew was arraigned in Police Court on a shooting to kill charge by Ed Boyle saloon keeper at Ninth and Harriet streets. Charles Miller was charged with disorderly conduct. Both cases deferred to June 16 due to Boyle’s absence. The incident arose Tuesday evening when Craig allegedly shot Boyle during a dispute over Boyle’s dog.
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William Craig
Ed Boyle
Ninth and Harriet Streets
Charles Miller
Boyle
Craig
Miller
State Supreme Court Final Determination Appeals
Attorneys say they will place Secretary Houck on the stand and offer positive evidence to sustain their contention. If the Aikin law is invalid, several bills fall including penalties for refusals to testify, tax levy for the University of Cincinnati, regulation of utilities, salaries for county officials, prosecution limits under election laws, pensions for teachers, fiscal appropriations through early 1907, and terms of Common Pleas Judges and their election timing.
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House
Senate
Lewis B. Houck
Hoffheimer
State Supreme Court
Houck
Aikin
General Assembly
University of Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Brackett Bridge Company Receiver Appointed
Julius A. Beiser took charge as receiver for Brackett Bridge Company with a $100000 bond. He will finish current contracts for U S Government and municipal works in Ohio and nearby states and will not seek new work. The company has about $100000 in unfinished contracts including $24000 due on Elizabethtown bridge and $30000 forthcoming on another project.
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Julius A. Beiser
Brackett Bridge Company
F. J. P. Brackett
United States
Ohio
Elizabethtown
Ohio River
Huntington
W. Va
Kleybolte
Western German Bank
Typhoid Fever Slightly Eases as Water Tests Remain Unsafe
Health Officer Allen reports a slight improvement in typhoid fever with daily declines this week. City Chemist Sampson notes water tests still unsafe, though heavy rains may help reduce infection. Officials urge continued precautions.
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Allen
Sampson
Big class to graduate at Bartlett Business College
The Patterson law graduates of Hamilton County will hold their annual commencement Saturday at 10 at Bartlett Business College. President Alston Ellis of Ohio University will give the address. Graduates include Chas Van Gundy Glover Latham Walter Van Saun Jackson Butterfield Edith Frey Leon Conger May Morrison Mary Morrill Lavenia Sullivan Lea Morrison Loretta Purman Jessie Hanly Tom Thomas Walter Bruner Arthur Sullivan Clifford Reeder Josephine Minges Pauline Meyers Chas Roy Jones Armin da Snook Helen Batterton Earl Ritter Matilda Bartholomew Clarice Gorsuch Oscar Lee Peter Funk Joseph Burk Anna Smith Elsie Lewis Edith Stevens Dana McKinney Roy Ayer Etta Jones Howard Johnson Lida Schiering Walter Askew Harp Huston Arthur Stevens Lester Linder Homer Breese Louella Webber Elmer Girten Lily Siemering Earl Case Grace Gerrard Martha Limbrock Helen Keller Willie Ranz Howard Bowen Alice Hoffman Rueben Kellner Astin Schmidt Annie Sharpshair Cora Ayers Marguerite Comer Emma Fletcher Emmarath Will Sterrett Lena Lindner as Nugent.
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Patterson Law
Hamilton County
Bartlett Business College
Alston Ellis
Ohio University
Chas. van Gundy
Glover Latham
Walter van Saun
Jackson T. Butterfield
Edith Frey
Leon E. Conger
May Cc. Morrison
Mary H. Morrill
Lavenia Sullivan
Lea CC. Morrison
Loretta Purman
Jessie Hanly
Tom R. Thomas
Walter Bruner
Arthur Sullivan
Clifford Reeder
Josephine Minges
Pauline Meyers
Chas
Roy Jones
Arminda Snook
Helen Batterton
Earl C. Ritter
Matilda Bartholomew
Clarice Gorsuch
Oscar Lee
Peter Funk
Joseph Burk
Anna Smith
Elsie Lewis
Edith Stevens
Dana McKinney
Roy Ayer
Etta Jones
Howard Johnson
Lida Schiering
Walter Askew
GOST OF METER CONSIDERED HIGH
A Taxpayers Association committee urged the Board of Public Service to adopt water meter rents based on usage with a minimum charge, arguing against the current graded flat rate. Secretary Fred Tuke said $50 per meter for installation is high compared with $15 elsewhere and favored a five-eighths inch meter for homes, recommending dropping the one inch size. Cal Fenner urged saving old paving materials when streets are upgraded. The board took the points under advisement.
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Taxpayers’ Association
Board of Public Service
Samuel Nieman
Fred Tuke
Cincinnati
Cal M. Fenner
Man Arrested For Housebreaking After Inmate Says He Was Hunting Mice
Charles Zimmer, 23, of 1430 Central Avenue, was taken to the Fifth District Police Station on a housebreaking charge. He was found in a locked apartment above Miss Dora Dolle’s home with a key on the inside and claimed he was “looking for mice.”
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Charles Zimmer
Central Avenue
Fifth District
Dora Dolle
Blaine-Thompson Co Moves to Elegant New Offices
The Blaine-Thompson Company takes the entire eleventh floor of the Fourth National Bank Building for a ten year lease. Visitors are invited this afternoon to inspect a handsomely furnished, fully equipped suite with private copy and consultation rooms, a Bell phone exchange, and a linked network with Bowman & Wagner Company.
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Linton
Fourth Street
E. R. Blaine
George A. Shives
J. E. Thompson
Ben Mulford, Jr
Bell Telephone Exchange
Bowman & Wagner Company
Paiteau of Ideas
Cicero
Blaine- Thompson Company
First National Bank
Eye Injury In Fight Over Debt At Fremont Home
William Pollard aged 32 was hurt when an attempt to collect a bill led to a fight at theatrical manager W. H. Fremont’s residence. Pollard suffered a torn eye socket as Fremont’s cane was alleged to be used. Pollard and his companion were detained for disorderly conduct. Fremont claimed Pollard and companion struck first and avoided arrest.
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William Pollard
East Fourth Street
City Hospital
W. H. Fremont
Freeman Avenue
Fremont
Fifth District
Pclice
Scahill
Pollard
City Officials Debate Allocation of $214000 Gratuities
City Auditor Culkins and City Solicitor Lowman protested to County Legal Adviser Ireton against spending any portion of the $214000 returned gratuities. They argue part belongs to the city since taxes funding it were partly city levied. Culkins says the city should receive about three sevenths, noting courts may ultimately divide funds by the funds for which taxed.
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Culkins
Lowman
Ireton
Cure for Headaches Promised by Osteopath Doctor
A chiropractic style promotion claims headaches destroy brain tissue and dull the mind. Dr Swanson osteopath in The Commercial Tribune Building offers numerous cures and invites readers to try his treatment.
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Swanson
Commercial Tribune
Bank officials invite inspection of new quarters
To inspect their new quarters the bank invites the public to visit the entire top floor of the Fourth National Bank Building located at 18 and 20 East Fourth Street on Thursday June 14 from 1 to 5 p.m.
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Fourth National Bank
Ing
East Fourth Street
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