Handcuff Rattled On The Coffin Of The Dead
Desperate thief known as Frenchy Smith wept at his wife’s funeral attended under guard after breaking law across months of crime. Detective Kinkaid handcuffed to him, preventing escape as Smith begged to embrace the coffin. He refused entry to church with handcuffs on, later cried at the cemetery. He faces over five years more for larceny and housebreaking and will return to workhouse labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenchy Smith
Frenchy
Smith
Kinkaid
Fourth Street
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Woman in Government Frauds Nabbed Over Money Orders
Mrs Cornia Campbell 18 of Bergholz Jefferson County is accused of raising money orders from five cents to 100.15 dollars and drafting a 24 cent draft up to 24000 dollars. United States District Attorney Bundy noted the case in Columbus. Campbell faces prison or a 5000 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United States
Bundy
Cornia Campbell
Campbell
Bergholz
Jefferson County
Chicago
Chicago Seed Company
Canton
Walnut Hills Woman Uses Tape to Check Ice Weight
A Walnut Hills woman measures daily ice blocks to detect overcharges. She explained a method: weigh a block by multiplying its three dimensions, then divide by 58 and 30 to arrive at the magic number thirty. The scheme aims to prevent overbilling by the ice seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Southern lease contract expected to be submitted today
The Southern lease contract likely to be submitted to the Board of Trustees this afternoon and ratified if approved. The draft mirrors the Spencer modified proposition and has faced only slight objections from Counsel Colston and President Spencer. If ratified it will be signed by trustees and sent to New York for lessee company officers. The matter then goes to the Board of Fund Trustees in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Spencer
Sayler
Eee
Colston
New York
Cers
Lessee
Board of
Rie Fund Trustees
Commercial Tribune of
Smog
le Oelace
Train Schedule Notice for B and O S W Ali Service
Announcement of via Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia route with first class stopovers. Departure times 8:00 am 12:15 pm and 6:35 pm from Ch nna with guide service. Application forms available at the ticket center southeast corner Fourth and Vine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Fourth and Vine
Irns of Ben ter Park Co Tribe Meet Held
Officials from Crawford and Booneville arrive as Colonel Hazen joins local Central Committee for an informal gathering at the Palace Hotel this afternoon. Organizers include D W Gerard Supreme Chief and R Organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benter Park
Rossville
D. W. Gerard
R. Organizer
Crawfords
Colonel Hazen
Booneville
Ind
Palace Hotel
Owens
Water Works Board Debates Quigley Extras and May Estimates
The Water Works Commissioners again consider a $127 Quigley claim for lead and yarn used in jointing the sixty inch pipe. Chief Engineer Déeuscaren notes slow progress on Reservoirs Nos. 1 and 2, with $136,748 spent and $1,035,000 remaining. Frank Kirchner criticizes board practices and cites continued pumping and hole filling delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigley
Water Works Commissioners
A. J. Henkel
Edéuscaren
Bouscaren
Comork
E Board
Henkel
Turners Big Day at Coney Island Sunday
The Cincinnati Turn Gemeinde holds its annual outing at Coney Island with over 400 participants. A morning transfer from Central Turner Hall precedes baseball between West Side Actives and Central Turners. Gymnastic events, calisthenics, wrestling, football, and hangs include multiple classes and apparatus displays. The Coney Island Company offers extra attractions, including concerts by the First Regiment Band and a new vaudeville show at the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Turn Gemeinde
Coney Island
Turners
Turner Hall
Anding
West Side
Central Turners
Syimnastis
Hang Bali
Coney Island Company
First Regiment
Frances J Critchell Sues Mills for 5000 Damages in Breach Claim
Frances J Critchell sues Charles L Mills executor of Joseph F Mills estate for 5000 alleging breach of contract over property near Dickson Avenue. She claims she built houses on the land relying on Mills's agreement to perform, but he allegedly reneged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances J. Critchell
Charles L. Mills
Joseph F. Mills
Dickson A i Nue
Aoea
Cincinnati Chemical Society to Meet for Discussion
The Cincinnati Section of the American Chemical Society will hold its eighty fourth meeting at the university building. The program will discuss sewerage disposal in relation to public health with speaker Springer and others presenting on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
American Chemical Society
Acne Hall
Niversity
Springer
Jubilee of Two High Schools
Fifty years will have elapsed next fall since Woodward and Hughes High Schools were founded. Mass meetings are set for Monday night at 8 to plan the semicentennial celebration. Illiam Strunk will preside at the Woodward gathering, reflecting the long history of these institutions and the notable alumni expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Hughes
Woodward High School
Hughes High School
Illiam Strunk
Hgh School
William Woodward
Thomas Hughes
Wanted apology from Irishman
A confrontation on Sixth Street Hill ends in assault and battery after Horace Hicks demands an apology from Leon Hennessy who allegedly spat on Mrs Hicks. Hennessy alleges self defense and is to recount his side before Judge Lueders with witnesses ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street Hill
Horace Hicks
Horace
Leon Hennessy
Hennessy
East Sixth Hicks
Dooley
Hicks
Lueders
Leon
School children stage lively Mother Goose show
The Second District School children presented a Fall Festival entertain ment at the Auditorium. A glit tered Man in the Moon courted Mother Goose while a dumbbell drill and wand routines drew praise. The Twelve Birds song and cantata Crowning of the Fairy Queen delighted the crowd. One act was missing due to Master Visconti’s illness. The program closed with Lanyette Blim’s Band and the Woodward Mandolin Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Goose
Second District
Visconti
Maas
Lanyette Blim
Oodward Mandolin Club
Fifth District School Entertainment a Success
The ice cream social at the Fifth District School drew ward residents and friends of trustee Mr Spaeth. The Lafayette Bloom Military Band led a surprise at the event. proceeds will fund a vehicle for the Fall Festival parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District
Spaeth
Lafayette Bloom
Disque
Attorney Roelker Survives After Fatal Shot at Home
Frederick G. Roelker the attorney who fired a bullet into his brain at 1838 Madison Road Thursday was alive last night. Doctors say the bullet destroyed optic nerves. if he survives, he will be blind for life. Physicians note he gains small improvements each hour. The passage then shifts to a promotion for Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming it cures dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick G. Roelker
Madison Road
George Parvin Granted Decree of Divorce
George Parvin was granted a divorce from Lavina Parvin by Judge 8. W. Smith on grounds of gross neglect. Alimony arrangements will be set by the court as part of the decree after trial on the spicy charges referenced in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Lavina
8. W. Smith
Treatment notes for scalp care and facility details
The record lists scalp treatment steps including shampooing reclined chairs filtered water and sterile brushes. It notes prices and cites Mrs Farrell Pegmatelsaics at 904 905 Neave Building and mentions diplomas from Boston and Chicago Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usi Reclini
Ular
Farrell
Neave
Boston
Chicago
Stops Diarrhea and Stomach Cramps Angostura Bitters Ad
An advertisement for Dr Siegert's Genuine Imported Angostura Bitters promotes relief from diarrhea and stomach cramps. It notes a home steam laundry nearby at 4 Arcade.
Local residents listed in scattered street notices
Louis Berry, 34, laborer of 441 Fron street, Brandy 24, domestic of 441 est Front reet, Fred Aw rane 13 Fifteenth street Newnan, Rev. Pat aaron fitter 2 Chase 1 eller, steam, Lizzie Lewis 25, laundress Shase alley, 6 Squire Templeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Berry
Brandy
Fred Aw Rane
Fifteenth Street
Ane Newnan
Cere Ey
Pat Aaron Fitter
Chase
Eller
Steam
Lizzie Lewis
Shase
Alley
Squire Templeton
Obituaries Notice for Eliza Brown George Gault and Jane Griffith
Notices announce Eliza Brown of Terrace Park died Friday afternoon in core year of age. George E Gault died suddenly on June 18 with funeral at Spring Grove Chapel June 16 at 2 30 PM. Jane Rees Griffith wife of James J Griffith funeral from 2413 South Ingleside Saturday at 2 PM. Private burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Eliza Brown
Terrace Park
Gault
George E. Gault
Spring Grove Chapel
Griffith
Jane Rees Griffith
James J. Griffith
Kentucky Distillers Postpone Meeting Indefinitely
Louisville secretary T. M. Gilmore of the Kentucky Distillers' Association says the Kentucky distillers meeting scheduled for next Tuesday is indefinitely postponed because many leading distillers will not be present or represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
T. M. Gilmore
Kentucky Distillers
Rssottion
Kentucky
Kraft sues Schaefer over money in race system claim
William Kraft once of Elm Street and noted race system inventor sues Ruth Schaefer claiming money for losses tied to his device. The filing details a dispute over payment and the defendant’s alleged damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kraft
Elm Street
Ruth Schaefer
Eee Aes
Ooo
Sheriff Sale in Hamilton County Ohio of Household Chattels
Public sale in Cincinnati on Wednesday June 26 1901 at Wilkymacky alley rear of 1127 Main Street to include a mirror lounges safe iron beds toilet set dressers washstands parlor suites stove and pipe among others per Court order in case P Dine v Maude Clark Case No 121340 cash on day of sale Sheriff Thomas B Taylo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Ohio
Hamilton County
Court of Common Pleas
Wilkymacky Alley
Main Street
City of
Cincinnati
P. Dine
Maude Clark
Thomas
Taylo
Harciston County
Jacob HE. Cormany
Ty. Geo. W
HIRD CHURCH OF CURIAT Announcement
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a church event with times 7 45 and 7 46 Wednesday and an open ending room. No clear names or places beyond the church reference.
City of Cincinnati Sealed Proposals for Market House Bonds
City seeks bids for fifty thousand dollars of three and one half percent Market House Bonds. The sale closes June 18, 1901 at noon. Bonds issued June 1, 1901 mature June 1, 1911 or later and payable June 1, 1921 at American Exchange National Bank New York City. Highest bidder above par with accrued interest. bids must include 5 percent certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Public Service
Cincin
General Assembly
State of
Board of Administration
Board of Public Service
American Exchange National Bank of
New York City
American Xchange National Bank of
Pea
Market House
Board of the Service
Robert Allison
Geo. F. Holms
Cincinnati Seeks Bids for 50 000 Bridge Repair Bonds
The Cincinnati Board of Public Service invites sealed proposals by June 26 1901 for fifty thousand dollars of three and one half percent bridge repair and reconstruction bonds. Bonds are dated April 1 1901 redeemable April 1 1911 and payable April 1 1921 at the American Exchange National Bank New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Cincinnati
Ohio
DBF
Peygate
American Echange National Bank
New York City
American Change National Bank
Card of Public Service
Supeeves ii
Naise and Indorsel
Board of Blic Service
Robert Allison
George F. Holmes
Glendale Village School District to Sell Bonds in 1901
Glendale Ohio May 27 1901 notices bids for 2000 in 4 percent bonds to finance a new schoolhouse. Bonds dated July 1 1901 mature August 1 1925 and 1926. Sealed proposals due July 1 1901 noon, Cincinnati Ohio bank payment preferred, bids require certified check two hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Board of Education
Glendale
Board of Education
Glendale Village
Hamilton County
Ohio
Gohan
Jhe
Ohio Valley National Bank
Cincinnati
Aesay
Seid Board of Education
George 8. Woodward
Sale of Brazee Street bonds by Oakley village
Sealed bids due July 9 1901 for ten bonds of Oakley Ohio village issued in anticipation of assessments for Brazee street cement walk. Bonds dated July 1 1901 at 4 percent interest payable annually, principal and interest at Franklin Bank Cincinnati. Bond amount may be reduced by cash payments. bids to be for par plus accrued interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley, O
Oakley
Mce
Kley
Franklin Bank
Cincinnati
Brazee Street
William Wersel
Oakley Sealed Bid Notice for Bonds in Sherman Improvement
Bids due July 5 1901 at Oakley clerk office for ten bonds of 240 57 100 dollars each at 4 percent interest to fund improvement assessments in Sherman. Bonds may be reduced if cash assessments prepaid. sold to highest bidder with sealed bids inclosed. Clerk Villa Wenesr signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley. O
Prince and Tetarest
Franklin Bank
Cincinnati
Namor
Villa Wenesr
Bid notices for coal supply to Cincinnati schools
Office of Clerk, Board of Education Cincinnati invites sealed bids by July 1 noon for furnishing and delivering 4 supplies of coal to various schoolhouses. Bids on blank forms, with all interested parties named, and a 30 percent disinterested guaranty. Committee on Fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Cincinnati
Ohio
Serees
Ss. Eorge F LE Eon
Covington Seeks Bids for 20-Year Telephone Franchise
City of Covington invites sealed bids to lay underground conduits and provide telephone and telegraph services for twenty years. Bids must include price for services, a $10 000 certified check, and conform to Council Resolution No. 958. Bids opened June 24 at the Board of Councilmen meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Kentucky
City of
General Council
J. T. You, Hoene
Sealed Proposals Sought for Hay and Straw Purchases
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received here and at U S Army Quartermaster offices for hay and straw to cover the fiscal year starting July 1. Locations include Fort Brady Wayne Columbus Barracks Fort Sheridan and Fort Thomas. Proposals may be rejected or accepted in whole or part. Blank forms provided on request addressed to BE B Atwood Chief Quartermaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ihl
Brady and
Wayne
Mich
Ccbus
Fort Sheridan
Kago
Fort Thomas
U. S
Atwood
Proposals for Street Sprinkling in Carthage Village
Sealed proposals will be received until 12 o clock noon Tuesday June 18 for sprinkling the streets of Carthage for up to five months. Village to furnish water and carts. bidders submit bids for teams with sprinkling carts and for teams only. Council may reject any or all bids. L Hall Village Clerk Carthage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnce
Carthage
L. Hall
Public sale notice of New Excellent Process Laundry assets
Ohio insolvency court in Hamilton County calls for sealed bids by June 20 1901 for the entire laundry business assets of The New Excellent Process Laundry Company at 2124 Freeman Avenue. Cash on sale day. Bids reviewed by the court. inventory available in Insolvency Court. receiver John R. Saxby and attorney Jerome D. Creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Hamilton County
Ohio
Braun & P
eeaeeBoundry Company
Freeman Avenue
Excellent Process Laundry Company
Ohn R. Saxby
Jerome D. Creed
W. Corner
Cincinnati
Notice of Executors and Administratrix in Hamilton County
Multiple probate notices appoint executors and administratrix in Hamilton County Ohio. William B Shinn Christina W Ampmann and Edwin S Emerson estates invoke June 1901 deadlines. Attorneys Fulton Woodson Butterfield Clemmner listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Ampmann
Hamilton County
Mon
Cincinnati
Hristina W. Ampmann
Fulton & Woosty Attorneys
Cincinnati Board Orders Forbus Street Sewer Improvements
City ordinance states it is necessary to improve Forbus street and adjacent sections with sewers and drains. Costs, damages, and assessments will be handled as law provides, with bonds possible if owners delay payment, under Board of Public Service plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbus Street
van Hart Street
Margaret Street
Orbus Street
Estwood Avenue
Westwood Avenue
Quebec Road
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Forbus ‘Street
Act General Assembly
LDWII
Bathgate
Board of Puboones
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Ice Man
Southern Lease
the Water Works Board
Frank Kirchner
Eiberg
Kirchner
Enneer
James Mara
Rodman
Robert Legner
W. J. Gawne Company
Turn Gemeinde
Chemical Society
John Lane
By Nathaniel Stephenson
Abraham Lincoln
Fifth Avenue, New York
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
W. M. Shaw
D.P.A
Vine St
O. L
Wakeley
G.P.A
Burlington
Second ST
Banasch & Wace St. Tel
Sixth Street
John B. Barrett
Albert Borsch
Genevieve Glascow
Ana Doyle
Re i Visconti
Ray Thomas
Paul Brennan
Agnes Cram
Dan Moore
Leo Zanona
Katherine Mockbee
Wanda Ludlow
Lillian Schafer
Thomas Kenyon
Mildred Macke
Marie Ee ' Yee Enyon
Ellen Marie Beetenwald
Kaolt Huelf
Ruth Rader
Justine Morris
Pearl Cravaack
Anna Kampe
Lewis Carna,Jr
Nettie Baron
Louise Geiser
Edith Conclin
Clara Murray
Alice Kelly
Grace Kirney
Lillie Scharff
Emma Lindsey
Charles Martin
Roelker
Hood
Affelhoy
Hughson
West Eighth Street
George Parvin
Park Avenue
WM. W. Ebersole & CO
N. W. Corner Fourth and
Sycamore
R. J. Patton CO
R. J. Patton
East Fourth Street
Keeshan
Mrs. Farrell
Michie Bros.’ Watches
West Fourth Street
Geo. A. Wiltsee
John F. Wiltsee
West
6Th St
James K. Stewart
Stamps Techs His
Distillers
Eimer & Amend
Sheriff’s Sale
Frank G. Tullidge & CO
Old Windsor
Rye Frank G. Tul
Idge & CO
Government Square
Society Notice
Literary Club
Chas. M. Thompson
Sor B. Mackoy
Cincinnati Tobacco Warehouse Company
Alb
City OF Cincinnati
COAL
Chéed
Sas
4Th and Vine Streets
5Th and Baymiller
Southern Buggy Company
Frederick Closs
Closs & Luebbert
Pickering Building
Este
Sarah J. Pearce
Thomas C. Pearce
Henry Pearce, SR
A. G Shattuck
Johnston Building
William B. Shinn
Thomas H. Shinn
H. J. Buntin
Haveen
Probate
Edwin
E Nerson
Butterfield
J. H. Clemmer
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