Loree to Lead B&O Subsidiary Replacing Bacon
Baltimore & Ohio President Loree to inspect the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern line and likely become its president replacing E R Bacon. Greene retires as part of broader B&O S W changes affecting Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling Pittsburgh & Western and related lines.
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Lines
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore, Md
L. F. Loree
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio System
Loree
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
E. R. Bacon
W. M. Greene
Southwestern
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Pittsburg & Western
Pittsburg Junction
Cleveland Terminal Valley
Cowen
Potter
Bacon
Tce
Greene
Not Thought Here That Any Change Will Come Soon
Vice President and General Manager W is quoted or referenced regarding expectations of imminent organizational changes. The fragment suggests leadership stance but provides no concrete actions or dates. Further context would clarify the scope and timeframe of potential changes.
Plungers Paper Returned Marked N 6 Stoner Saga Unfolds
A chaotic spree by Warren G. Stoner of Paris Kentucky unfolds as he cashed bad checks and failed drafts after a six day wine fueled spending spreeier at Latonia and other venues. He fled to Kansas City leaving creditors and casino staff counting losses and vowing legal action.
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Dra
Warren G. Stoner
Paris
Kansas City
Columbus
Stoner
Q Bank
Ackman
Reception for National Organizer A. E. Stephens at Cosmopolitan Hall
A reception will be tendered by the Retail Grocers Association to National Organizer A. E. Stephens of New York tomorrow evening at Cosmopolitan Hall 1313 Vine Street. Wholesale grocers butchers and retail trade have been invited to foster acquaintance and internal feeling. Mayor Fleischmann and others will speak as the hall is decorated with flags and plants.
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Retail Grocers’ Association
A. E. Stephens
New York
Cosmopolitan Hall
Vine Street
Fleischmann
Cable Like a Fretfule Child Stalls Cincinnati Line
The Cincinnati Traction Company struggles with a troublesome heavy cable for the Mt. Auburn line. The cable, brought from Pittsburg, blocked downtown routes and faulted at Florence and Main. Six to thirty horses failed to move it, delaying its landing at the power house until the next morning.
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Cincinnati Traction Company
Mt. Auburn
Pittsburg
Reading Road
Florence
Main Avenues
Englishmen in Blue Grass region visit Kentucky farms
R M Deeley and George W Woollis croft of Derby England connected with Midland Railway visited Kentucky yesterday. They toured Lexington and the famous stock farms Ashland Farm Hagegin s place and McGrathiana with hosts Colonel Milton Goan and Colonel Young serving mint juleps at the Union Club.
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R. M. Deeley
George W. Woolliscroft
Derby
England
Midland Railway
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Lexington
John N. Woolfscroft
Wood G. Dunlap
Logan Hocker
Union Club
Milton Goan
Colonel Young
Ashland
Hagegin
Deeley
Scroft
Funeral for Dr Locate Martin Held in West Seventh Street
The funeral of Philip John Martin known as Dr Locate Martin, an old-time gambler, was held yesterday at 2 pm from Gilipan's undertaking establishment on West Seventh Street. A large number of friends attended and escorted the body to Wesleyan Cemetery in Cummins where William Jobeon, a veteran and former comrade, delivered the oration.
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Philip John Martin
United States
Martin
Gilipan
West Seventh Street
Wesleyan
Cummins
William Jobeon
Iar
Parons
Eric W. Bacharach Receives Annapolis Cadetship
Eric William Bacharach has been appointed to the Annapolis Naval Cadetship as representative of the First Ohio Congressional District. He succeeds William Jty, who graduates this year with high honors. Appointment is made by Isman William B. beak Aung Bache proch tse Somser Be.
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Greene
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Road
Loree
Eric William Bacharach
Annapolis
Ohio
William Jty
Isman William B. Beak Aung Bache Proch Tse Somser
Panel Racket Workers Caught in Wheeling Sweep
Police say they captured most of a Chicago panel workers gang with three women and a man arrested after a robbery in Race street. Pearl Block was named by a suspect, with Laura Little and Sadie Bouhen later seized at 183 West Seventh. The man and two women received six months. the others face loitering charges on Monday.
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Chicago
Fred Romick
Wheeling
W. Va
Race Street
Corbin
Burke
Pearl Block
George Wilson
Mamie Miller
West Seventh Street
Stricken Blind Roelker Dies of Pistol Wound
Coroner holds an inquest into the death of Frederick Roelker at 1829 Madison Avenue. A pistol wound to the head caused his death. testimony disagrees on whether the shooting was accidental. Witnesses describe his frail state, grip attacks, and a possible self-inflicted injury with no clear motive.
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Roelker
Frederick Greene
Madison Avenue
Fam
Mary Riordan
Boelker
Lucien Wulsin
Tervieving
Schwab
Ready to Close Southern Lease
In the Commercial Tribune the June 2 issue reports President Samuel Spencer of the C N O T P Ry Co withdrew the time limit on the lease extension. A final conference will shape the contract for the board. The aim is approval before July 2 and submission to the Sinking Fund Trustees at their July 2 meeting.
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Commercial Tribune
Samuel Spencer
Board of
Sinking Fund Trustees
Spencer
Messrs. Sayler and Ferguson
Colston
Sinking Fund
Sayler
Ferguson
Ritenberick Promoted Adjutant at Fort Sheridan
R. P. Ritenberick Jr the son of Captain P Ritenberick is promoted to lieutenant and appointed Adjutant of a battalion in the Twenty ninth Infantry U S A on duty at Fort Sheridan Illinois.
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R. P. Ritenberick, Jr
P. Ritenberick
Gongoisés R.e Aas
Twenty-ninth Regiment of Infantry
Illinois
Shantytown Residents Protest Glandorf Lease
Two elderly Shantytown residents pressured United States District Attorney Bundy to block C H Glandorf from taking possession of riverfront property leased from the Sinking Fund Trustees. They described long poverty, tree loss, and threats to dump their shelter into the river unless the city acts to stop him.
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C. H. Glandorf
Glandorf
United States
Bundy
Mare
Piaga
Fes
Cincina
Nat
How Candidates Are Bleed in Covington
A critical look at Covington Democratic politics depicts relentless candidate pressure during primaries. Reported tactics include soliciting votes at funerals and at numerous saloons through clubs, beer gifts, and paid programs. The piece portrays a festering cycle of coercion and social club graft driving candidates to appease numerous factional groups.
Unhappy Marriages Face Divorce in Local Suit
Georgia P. Herkert sues Theodore Herkert for divorce alleging cruelty and nervous distress after a 1899 marriage and October 1900 desertion. Mary B. Suewer seeks divorce from Lewis Suewer and restoration of her former name Mary Baatz, citing neglect and absence since 1895 and 1896. Additional suits name Jasper Welrich and Mary, Sallie Koch, Edge Davis, Amanda Cragwell, John Cragwell, and Ella Nora Pipes in various divorce and alimony actions.
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Georgia P. Herkert
Theodore Herkert
Mary B. Suewer
Lewis Suewer
Mary Baatz
Jasper Welrich
Mary
Hiv Dean
Peter Fuller
Sallie Koch
Frank H. Koch
Edge Davis
Ninth and
Plum
Ravers
Fairmount
Amanda Cragwell
John Cragwell
Scott Pipes
Ella Nora Pipes
West Covington Boys Rescued From Drowning Event
Three West Covington youths nearly drowned when a log struck their flat boat on the river near the Fifth street ferry. The Foster brothers and a boy named Mellichampe struggled to reach the drifting craft as Rube Foster and another lad Davis towed the boat ashore after several minutes of rescue effort.
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West Covington
Foster Brothers
Fifth Street
Mellichampe
Rube Foster
Davis
Traction Officials Entertain Cincinnati Street Railway Club
The Cincinnati Traction Company executives attended a gathering of the Street Railway Employees Mutual Protective Association at Fourth and Home Streets. President McGowan, W. Sheeps, Vice President Foraker, General Manager R. L. Todd, and Superintendent John spoke on company affairs and workers’ concerns. Officials were elected honorary members of the order.
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The
Cincinnati Traction Company
Street Railway Employees’ Mutual Protective Association
Fourth and Home Streets
McGowan
W. . Sheeps
Foraker
R. L. Todd
John
Eta
Man Faces 500 Damages in Suit Over Nose Injury
Central avenue resident John Mueller is charged with assault and battery in a $500 damage case filed by the father of seven-year-old David Ban. The incident reportedly occurred June 4 as the boy passed Mueller’s shop on his way to school, when Mueller swung his arm and struck the child across the nose.
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John Mueller
Central Avenue
David Ban
Mueller
Mt Adams School Trawberry and Ice Cream Social
The Third District and Mt Adams Schools hold a strawberry and ice cream social at Mt Adams Public School, Pevens, on Tuesday afternoon June 18 to raise funds for a vehicle for the floral parade in the Fall.
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Mt. Adams
Mt. Adams Public School
Pevens
Durham Spy Traced as Government Statistician in Cincinnati Strike
Special Agent Robert Durham of the Government Statistical Bureau posed as a visitor to learn the cost of moving Cincinnati mechanics. He faced reluctance from striking workers who believed him a spy for manufacturers and warned others to pass him up. He now explains his purpose and expects easier data collection.
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Robert Durham
Government Statistical Bureau
Cincinnati
Stamina League Plans Annual Outing at Coney Island
The Stamina Republican League announces its fifth annual outing next Saturday at Coney Island. Robert Schledorn will run athletic events including one hundred yard dash, pole vault, fifty yard dash for officers, sack race, shot put, standing broad jump, and men’s race. Many events are open to amateurs and league members.
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Stamina Republican League
Coney Island
Chary
Robert Schledorn
Stamina League
Hotel Guests Escaped From Early Fire at Bartholomew's
A fire at Bartholomew's Hotel in California Ohio was detected early yesterday. Twelve guests fled in their night clothes as male guests helped fight the blaze. Cause linked to a defective fire alarm. damage estimated around 150 dollars.
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Bartholomew’s Hotel
California, O
Joe Bartholomew
Dismissal in Insanity Court Over Lunacy Charge
Dr Davis in the Insanity Court yesterday dismissed Henry P Owens a soap peddler living with his mother at 925 Central Avenue on a lunacy charge. The alleged mental illness centered on ill treatment and vile name calling of his mother. His private means may allow private treatment rather than institutional confinement.
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Dr. Davis
Henry P. Owens
Central Avenue
Mets
Aera
Bation
Monument to Dr King Unveiled at Cleves Cemetery
About seventy five physicians from the eclectic school attended the unveiling at Maple Grove Cemetery Cleves for Prof John King M D founder of the school and longtime obstetrics professor. A solo opened the ceremony with speeches by Colonel D W M and Rollo M Thompson honoring the late educator.
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Eclectic School of Medicine
John King
Maple Grove Cemetery
Cleves
King
School of Eclectica
Eclectic Medical Institute
D. W.M
Rollo M. Thompson
John UN
Twice Sued Is Moses F Brown in Local Courts
Moses F. Brown of Union Stockyards fame faces two $5,000 lawsuits filed yesterday by Samuel Specter and Jacob Margolis. Specter alleges physical injury from an incident at the Stockyards Hotel steps on May 8 and seeks damages. Margolis claims injury to his reputation after being called a thief and rogue, also seeking $5,000.
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Moses F. Brown
Union Stockyards Fame
Brown
Samuel. Specter
Jacob Margolis
Mr. Brown
Specter
Margolis
Stockyards Hotel
Tom
Little Money Left for Piqua Stockholders
Walter R. Fogg, Master Commissioner in the Hart et al. vs. The Piqua Mutual and Accident Association and Potomac Life Insurance case, filed a partial report in the U S Court. The report lists $1,362,771.60 received from members, liabilities of $47,417.50, and after expenses, $31,341.50 remains for shareholders, just 2.3 percent of amounts paid in.
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Walter R. Fogg
John W. Hart
Piqua Mutual and Accident Association
Potomac Life Insurance Company
United States
Piqua’ Company
Devenney Will Sustained by Court
The Circuit Court sustained the will of the late Henry J. Devenney, Inspector of Steamboat Hulls, leaving his estate about 50000 dollars to his friend Thomas Cassilly. Devenney’s brothers had contested the will. the trial court previously ruled in favor of the will, and the appellate court affirmed finding no error to justify reversal.
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Henry J. Devenney
Thomas Cassilly
Devenney
Davis
Cassilly
Girls' Comedy Club Presents Two Plays for Incurables Fund
Clever two act pieces staged by the Girls' Comedy Club under Miss Helen Merci Schuster at the Auditorium. The Chaperone and Her Son depicted school life and a rich widow in a mission tone, with melodic minuet and sabre reenactment scenes.
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Helen Merci Schuster
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