Man Attacked by Indian Chief Sues for 10000
Mathias Meyer sues Sam Bogodi, Indian chief who ran amuck at Grand Central depot on Feb 21, seeking 10000. Trial called. Bogodi found insane by alienists and committed to a federal asylum. Planned garnishment targets his land interests soon to be sold to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Meyer
Sam Bogodi
Amuck
Grand Central Depot
Meyer
Hunt
Cutting
State Court
Bogodi
United States
Funeral for Mrs. Berna dina Knipper officiated by two sons
Funeral services were held at St. Lawrence's on Price Hill for Mrs. Berna dina Knipper. Two sons of the deceased officiated with Rev. Father Frank Knipper as celebrant and Rev. Charles J. Knipper as deacon. The Mass featured a large clergy presence, a sermon praising her virtues, and a burial at St. Joseph's German cemetery with choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadina Knipper
St. Lawrence’s Church
Price Hill
Frank Knipper
New York
Charles J. Knipper
Taylors Creek
Joseph F. Schmidt
St. Leo’s Church
North Fairmount
St. Cecelia
Adolf Stadermann
Feeney Funeral for Actor John Ferris Feeney
Funeral services for actor John Ferris Feeney, who died in St. Louis, will be held this morning in St. Louis. Feeney was a noted performer with stage and screen credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Feeney
John Ferris Feeney
St. Louis
Oral School Closing Exercises at First Intermediate
A large gathering enjoyed the closing exercises of the oral school term at the First Intermediate School on Gest and Baymiller streets. Miss Virginia Osborn led the program with drills, while Judge Ferdinand Jelke and Dr. Dyer spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Intermediate School
Gest
Baymiller
Virginia Osborn
Ferdinand Jelke
Dyer
Bessie King
Sarah Leimstein
Gladys Bunheim
Edgar Hey
Wylie Ross
George Carrowcliss
St Bernard Girl to Wed to Cincinnati Businessman
The marriage of William L. Taylor a Cincinnati businessman to Miss Laura E. Kiefer of St. Bernard will be held at the bride’s home 529 Carthage Pike St Bernard this afternoon at 4 o clock. The Rev A Seyring will officiate with close friends and relatives invited. Miss Laura Kiefer and Robert Taylor will take part in the ceremony. The honeymoon trip is postponed due to pressing business affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Taylor
Cincinnati
Laura E. Kiefer
St. Bernard
Carthage Pike
A. Seyring
Laura Kiefer
Robert Taylor
Peter's cathedral scene and Feeney home address
Pallbearers at Isaac Burton Resor funeral are Frank Lawson A C Meade William Lorwood Captain E O Hurd Frank Jones and Stephen Burton. Services are held at the residence on Resor Avenue Clifton with the Feeney family living at 945 Clinton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Burton Resor
Frank Lawson
A. C. Meade
William Lorwood
E. O. Hurd
Frank Jones
Stephen Burton
Resor Avenue
Clifton
Funeral services for Mrs Eleanor Hunter held at home
Funeral services for Eleanor Hunter aged 95 widow of Mathew S Hunter will be conducted tomorrow at 2 PM at the family residence 1120 West Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hunter
Mathew S. Hunter
West Eighth Street
Purdue Alumni Laud Base Ball Coach Nichol
Purdue alumni praised base ball coach Nichol for two straight Western pennants at a Burnet house smoker. They planned a August boat picnic to honor the team, with the vessel adorned in college colors and Nichol’s name. Officers listed: Schmitt president Gettrust vice president Loub secretary. Two undergraduates gained temporary summer membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichol
Purdue
Burnet House
Charles H. Schmitt
J. S. Gettrust
A. G. Loub
A. R. Whisler
C. S. Grover
Phelps declines dean post at Cincinnati medical college
Dr. Albert Phelps has declined the dean position at the newly merged Ohio and Miami Medical College of the University of Cincinnati. He says the offer arrived too late and his Rhode Island business plans cannot be canceled. Phelps has moved to Watch Hill Rhode Island and will enter business there. The offer was made two months ago by Dr. Dabney. the university president would not name a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Phelps
Ohio and Miami Medical College
University of Cincinnati
Rhode Island
Phelps
Watch Hill, R. I
Dabney
Fresh Air Home Welcomes Seven Children for Summer Outing
Seven children and two mothers began the fresh air season by visiting the Heekin residence, as the Fresh Air Home plans to host many more this week. The program provides a two week summer outing for poor children from tenement districts at a spacious grounds with lawns and playgrounds. The board includes Mesdames DuBrus Heekin Palm Herschede Mulvihill Kyte Ratterman Bering Grau Lodge Verkamp Williams Brockman Huschart Buckle Sheeren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heekin
Board of Managers
Mesdames
Napoleon DuBrus
James Heekin
Max Palm
Frank Herschede
T. J. Mulvihill
Avers Gases
Eien Ae Kyte
Bernard J. Ratterman
F. Bering
H. Grau
William Lodge
J. B. Verkamp
H. C. Williams
Brockman
Huschart
Buckle
Sheeren
Painter Ewald Graef Loses Citizenship Status
Ewald Graef a resident of 1631 Madison Road learned yesterday that after thirty years he was not a citizen. An immigration inspector found he had not obtained the initial preliminary papers, invalidating his 1878 papers from St. Louis and requiring him to start the naturalization process anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewald Graef
Lving
Madison Road
St. Louis
Immigration Bureau
Graef
Pennies for Benedict Wedding Prank at City Hall
Friends and city staff surprised William Metz clerk in the board of public service with a 30 purse of pennies as a wedding present after his elopement. The gag involved wrapped pennies inside heavy paper, with a 2.50 dollar gold piece hidden among the coppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Metz
Board of
Public Service Department
Metz
Bold Students Replace the Rope at Flagstaff
Fear from Mayor F W Kumming in his juvenile court threatened to try ten Home City High upperclassmen for cutting the rope on a fifty foot flagstaff in front of the school. After exultation time, John Rathbone replaced the rope with a promise of reward and a small crowd watched. Implicated in the Saturday night stunt were Guy Fowler John Rathbone Albert Meyers Macon Greenhow Ed Spille John Lodwick Robert Earle James Kerrigan Thomas Pigg and J Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Kumming
John Rathbone
Johnny
Guy Fowler
Albert Meyers
Macon Greenhow
Ed Spille
John Lodwick
Robert Earle
James Kerrigan
Thomas Pigg
J. Gibson
Master Raschig Funeral Planned by Former Pupils
The funeral for Prof. Herman Henry Raschig will be held Thursday at 2 PM at Avondale M E church. Rev. C E Schenk will officiate, with Tenth District school children and Hughes High School Alumni Association attending. Principal Raschig, a beloved Hughes High School teacher, influenced many students. The School Principals' Association meets today to pass resolutions on his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Henry Raschig
Avondale M. E
C. E. Schenk
Hughes High School Alumni Association
Raschig
Hughes High School
School Principals’ Association
Board of Education
Cincinnati
Seventh Ward Fishing Club Opens With Ceremonies
The Seventh Ward Fishing club unveils one of the river area’s most modern camps at Sweetwine with a full opening program. Activities include fishing dancing an elaborate dinner and a club ball game between married and single members. Reach via New Richmond Traction line Stop 28. Committee members include Baschang Franken Durr Krollmann Schmitt Schaeffer Kisker and Sferp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Sweetwine
Richmond
Jacob Baschang
Sam Franken
Peter Durr
Jacob Krollmann
Emil Schmitt
Jacob Schaeffer
George Kisker
William Sferp
Tarvia awarded for Reading road treatment to Barrett Mfg
County commissioners awarded the tarvia contract for Reading road from Reading to Sharon to Barrett Manufacturing for 4675 dollars. They also accepted L Drach Construction’s 1340 dollar bid for a culvert from West Fork road to West Fork creek on John Exterkamp land. A clerk’s communication about bridges at Poke creek and Clark and Gibbon roads was referred to the county engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Road
Tarvia
Reading
Sharon
Barrett Manufacturing Company
L. Drach Construction Company
John Exterkamp
West Fork Road
West Fork Creek
Symmes Township
Poke Creek
Clark and Gibbon Roads
Ice plentiful promised for summer amid price steadiness
Indications point to ample ice this summer in Cincinnati despite a poor ice harvest. Artificial ice makers work overtime to keep supply steady, with free ice funds aiding the very poor. Large buyers pay lower rates, while small consumers face higher prices, though still near former levels. Saloons and restaurants receive regular rates with possible quantity discounts. Delivery wagons continue service through the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bultman Won’t Testify as Creditors Waive Examination
Creditors in the Charles E. Bultman Company case declined to question founder Mr. Bultman, waiving their right to cross examine him before Bankruptcy Referee W. H. Whittaker. The move suggests creditors hope to aid his financial recovery, and the proceedings may proceed without new startling disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Bultman
Mr. Bultman
W. H. Whittaker
Bultman
Research Bureau Officers Named for Cincinnati Project
Rufus B. Miles and Frederick R. Leach named to lead Cincinnati municipal research bureau. J G Schmidlapp and Joseph S Neave secured cooperation in New York. Miles arrives June 22 and Leach July 16. Bureau to collect data on civic economy and accounting. headquarters to be set in downtown. Board includes Worthington and Armstrong with five business organizations backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus B. Miles
Frederick R. Leach
New York
Cincinnati
Commercial Club
Business Men’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
City Club
Optimists’ Club
Joseph S. Neave
J. G. Schmidlapp
Elden R. James
William Worthington
George W. Armstrong
Daylight Movement Seeks Two Extra Hours of Sunlight
The National Daylight association plans two additional daylight hours for summer leisure. Postmaster General Hitchcock invited a Washington committee to advance talks with the president and cabinet. Cincinnati leaders initiated the effort and will return to Washington next week with another delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Daylight Association
Association
Haad
Hitchcock
Washington
Cincinnati
Zimmerman Leaves City Plans Railway Extension
Colonel Eugene Zimmerman traveled from Cincinnati after a Dayton & Lebanon railroad board meeting in Dayton. He said the D L link between Dayton and Lebanon will be completed in about thirty days and hinted at possible D T I extension toward Cincinnati before visiting Duchess at Tanderagee Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Dayton & Lebanon Railroad
Dayton
Pennsylvania
Zimmerman
Tanderagee Castle
Duchess of
Duke of Manchester
Hungarian Deserter Arrested in County Jail
John Zylage a Hungarian deserter from Fort Riley Kan was rearrested yesterday at the county jail by Detectives Hueftlein and Pfing. He faces complaint by a fellow countryman who accuses him of robbery while a boarder at his home and will be turned over to government authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zylage
United States
Zylage
Hueftlein and
Pfing
Fort Riley
Kan
Doctors Warned to Report Births in Health Weekly
The week ending June 11 shows ninety four deaths, led by lobular pneumonia eleven and heart disease ten. The infectious diseases bureau logged fifty three cases and nine deaths, with consumption dominating cases and deaths. A Marysville arrest for failing to file a birth certificate spurred the warning to Cincinnati physicians to report births. Milk stations offering inexpensive certified milk opened at several local sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Infectious and Contagious Diseases
Union Bethel
West Sixth Street
St. Paul's Cathedral
Seventh and
Plum Streets
University Settlement
Liberty
East Third Street
Cincinnati
Marysville
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Milk prices likely to rise by July 1 says dairymen
Hamilton County Dairymen's Association secretary John Esterkamp predicts a milk price hike by July 1 with pints at four cents and quarts at eight cents. Retailers plan to comply with new ordinances as health regulators estimate dairy alterations in Cincinnati could total $500,000 and bottle purchases push costs to $1,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Esterkamp
Hamilton County Dairymen’s Association
Geven
Hagen
Health Department
Cincinnati
Donations Acknowledged by Fresh Air Society June 12 1909
The Fresh Air society lists donations for the week ending June 12 1909 from multiple contributors. Amounts include individuals and groups such as John Conner Mrs Nathan Meis Mrs George W Stone and The Pilgrims with gifts ranging from 5 to 50 dollars and a sewing circle contribution of 20 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fresh Air Society
College Hill Presbyterian Church
John & Conner
Nathan Meis
George W. Stone
Louis .J. Goldman
Matthew Addy
Mary T. Hart
Mary A. Hart
Herman Gibert
D. B. Gamble
W.W. W. Seely
Eugenie B. Werk
Whittaker
Leo J. Lowman
Wyler
Clara Livingston Street
Phil J. eTrounstine
Jeanette Moss
Joseph Eichberg
Joseph Stix
Sigmund Rheinstrom
Helen Aub
Ben EB. Rice
Nathan Stix
W. Pritz
Lewis Mayer
Clarence E. Mack
Pilgrims
W. T. Irwin
George O. Irwin
Herrmann Seeks Oculist After Eyewear Incident
August Herrmann was struck in the eye by a lighted fizz er thrown by a boy while driving to League Park for a night baseball test. An oculist found only a superficial burn, the eyeball unharmed, and Herrmann declined to name the boy or pursue action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Herrmann
League Park
Herrmann
Women Injured In Auto Smashup At Florence Ave
Miss E Sutfuhl of New York and Miss Margerete Halstead of Mount Auburn were injured when an automobile driven by Mrs Richards collided with a southbound Avondale car on Florence avenue near Reading road last night. The car wrecked and the two women were taken home after Dr E O Smith treated them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Sutfuhl
New York
J. W. Richards
Whiteflats
Mount Auburn
Margerete Halstead
Florennce Avenue
Reading Road
Florence Avenue
Feared Deck Case Moves in Shooting of Wife
Andrew Deck, who shot his wife Rose at 288 Colerain avenue, was arraigned in police court and, with his case continued to Friday, remains in critical condition at the city hospital. Police discuss whether Mans field reformatory can assume custody and parole him, as in a test case with James Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Deck
Rose
Colerain Avenue
City Hospital
Mansfield Reformatory
Deck
Crawford
James Taylor
Reformatory
Taylor
Afraid of Job Loss He Ignores Court Summons
In the divorce hearing of Hva Bombach vs Joseph Bombach before Judge Cushing, witness Nicholas Vasche did not respond to a subpoena. He claimed fear of losing his new job if he left work to attend court, and the judge released him after hearing his explanation. Mrs Bombach was granted the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hva Bombach
Joseph Bombach
Cushing
Nicholas Vasche
Vasche
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Henry E. German
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Edward J. Krehbiel
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David H. Pottenger
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O. N. Patton
Louis J. Wirth
George W. Altridge
George W. Atridge
Raschig Obsequies
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Research Bureau
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Post Office Square
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