Indictment Found for Cingin Natian
Four men face indictments from a Cleveland grand jury over a scheme to defraud county road taxes tied to the Big Four railroad. Named are John N. Wheatley of Cincinnati Special Tax Agent William Barry Middleburg Township Clerk Charles Bartles and Frederick Rhode Township Supervisors. Wheatley argues he worked to reduce tax costs and claims a $3 daily credit for road labor with part of the savings diverted to the railroad.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Big Four
John N. Wheatley
Cincinnati
William Barry
Middleburg Township
Charles Bartles
Frederick Rhode
Wheatley
West Fourth Street
John W. Wheatley
Detective Sweeney to Peru to probe sister in law murder
Cincinnati detective Al Sweeney leaves on a short leave to Peru Indiana to investigate the murder of his sister in law Mrs Trensh who was choked in her home Wednesday night A bartender James Flannigan who boarded at the Trensh home is in custody but not believed connected to the killing
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al Sweeney
Cincinnati
James Flannigan
Stables Face Sanitation Push After Horse Deaths
Superintendent Neave of the Street Cleaning Department warns the city stables may be unsanitary and calls for renovation and fumigation. The Board of Public Service will probe the stable conditions next Wednesday afternoon.
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Neave
Board of Public Service
City Hospital learns of death of Myrtle Howard's friend
After a search for R H Urban of Wheeling, a telegram from him reports the death of M E Howard. Urban's letters reveal she once stayed at Cincinnati Santarilum for morphine treatment and may be buried as an unknown if not claimed.
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R. H. Urban
Wheeling
Myrtle Howard
City Hospital
L. H. Doty
Biloxi
Miss
M. E. Howard
Urban
Cincinnati
Lincoln Park Concert Bridges Two Nations in March
The Lincoln Park concert opens Tuesday afternoon with Kopp's Military Band performing a varied program. It features selections from America and Ireland, including Overture, Poet and Peasant, Monastery Bells, The Whistler and His Dog, and a Medley of popular airs, ending with interwoven national airs and Mascagni intermezzo. The program also includes a descriptive military fantasy The Soldier's Dream and concludes with The Star Spangled Banner and lights out.
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Lincoln Park
Kopp
South
Myddleton International Fantasy
America
Suppe
Wely
Whistler
Pryor
Remick
Wildwood
Heine
Jessamine
Maggie Doyle
Georgia
Cheyenne
Manhattan
Brittania
Cavalleria Rusticana
Mascagni
Voelker
Prisoner Abe Anderson Misses Workhouse Sentence
Abe Anderson, colored, freed on recognizance to help his wife prepare for their seventh daughter, appeared in Judge Pfleger's court and was fined $25 plus costs for assault and battery. The judge noted Anderson's good reputation and desire to provide for his growing family, and discharged him. Anderson resides in Madisonville.
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Abe Anderson
Anderson
Madisonville
Car Derailed Near Latonia Race Track Alarmed Passengers
A street car with about 55 passengers on its way to Latonia race track derailed near Milldale when a broken axle caused a lurch and slide off the rails. Women passengers screamed as the car bumped along the ties, blocking dozens of cars for hours until improvised shuttle service and trains restored travel after the races.
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sPeicaick
Latonia
Kentucky Central Railroad
Milldale
Levassor Place
Fearful wife seeks missing husband Louis Steinfeldt
Mrs. Louis Steinfeldt of Latonia Kentucky asks Cincinnati police to find her husband Louis Steinfeldt 31 who vanished last Wednesday after a prior assault on Walnut street near Foucar’s Cafe. He was last seen leaving a saloon Wednesday night after work and has not been heard from since authority and coworkers aid the search.
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Louis Steinfeldt
Latonia
Cincinnati
Steinfeldt
Foucar
Walnut Street
Women Sent to Jail Over Juvenile Court Accusations
Judge Caldwell ordered Théresa Fox and Abi gail street jailed in default of $500 bail after serious charges by young girls. Gussie Ainsworth was released on the personal guarantee of Attorney Karch to appear Wednesday for a court probe. Ainsworth faced a conflict with her marriage plans to George Harker but agreed to attend if jailed to ensure appearance.
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Galdwell
Théresa Fox
Abigail Street
Gussie Ainsworth
Hopple Street
Karch
Man's Hand Pierced by Shot on Twelfth Street
Michael Leahy, 74, of 2033 Symmes Street, was taken to City Hospital with a bullet wound in his right hand after a shot fired from a window while he worked on a new sewer on Twelfth Street. He refused hospital care and wished to go home under his family doctor's care.
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Michael Leahy
Symmes.street
Leahy
Twilfth
Ex-Internes Hold Annual Meeting in Cincinnati
The Society of Ex-Internes of the Cincinnati Hospital met at the Hotel Altamont for its annual gathering. Dr J H Landis was elected President and M Salzer Secretary for the coming year. A banquet followed. Dr John Grieve acted as toastmaster. Doctors Marsh Coulter Kappenhorn Frieberg and Charles Kearns contributed to the toasts.
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Altamogt
Society of
Cincinnati Hospital
J. H. Landis
M. Salzer
John Grieve
Fred O. Marsh
L. S. Coulter
Harry Kappenhorn
A. Frieberg
Charles Kearns
Covington
Falls Go Feet to Awful Death on Laperty Street Viaduct
Charles Super a 58 year old shoemaker fell through a hole in the Laperty street viaduct while investigating a small fire on the structure. He wandered into a hole and died. his body was found on the C. H. & D. tracks eighty feet below. The accident occurred shortly after 10 o clock.
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Laperty Street
Charles Super
Shoemaker
State Avenue
Super
A. R. Hoover
Grand jury to resume probe into Drake investigation
The grand jury will reconvene tomorrow to hear cases tied to the Drake inquiry. Subpoenas demand M J Keefe to present the Parks appointment record for B P Critchell and E G Gillette to produce books and checks tied to June 1902 payments. Additional subpoenas target Mrs B P Critchell and expert accountant F X Ankenbauer. A coal investigation subpoena summons Henry Burkhold for Monday appearance. verdict on coal matter may come then.
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Drake
M. J. Keefe
Service Board
B. P. Critchell
E. G. Gillette
Critchell
F. X. Ankenbauer
Henry Burkhold
Rulisor
Steam Roller Plunges Into Wyoming Sewer
A fifteen ton roller owned by the village of Wyoming broke through macadam on Wyoming avenue yesterday afternoon and fell into the sewer. Engineer John Grismore escaped injury by jumping free as a dozen men tried to free the machine. The roller is badly damaged and will require extensive repairs after the incident.
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Wyoming Avenue
Wyoming
John Grismore
Bartender Hospitalized After Pay-For-Drinks Refusal
In a West Front Street saloon at 315 West Front, bartender James Henry reportedly bought drinks for all patrons as they entered. Police were called by a customer after Henry refused payment for drinks, leading to his hospitalization.
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James Henry
West Front Street
Henry
Mayor Welcomes Vets at Crestline Reunion
The fortieth reunion of the Sixth O. Vo. I. was held at Thomas Burnett’s Crestline avenue home in Price Hill. Guests enjoyed a luncheon on the grounds as talks on the war were given by Charles Russell, William Clark, and A B Clement. Mayor Dempsey and others offered addresses and memories were revived by music from Macbrair and Jameson.
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O. Vo. I
Thomas Burnett
Crestline Avenue
Price Hill
R. A. Mackrum
George W. Cormany
John F. Sullivan
George C. James
Burnett
Charles W. Russell
Chickamauga
Wm. A. Clark
A. B. Clement
Woodbury
Dempsey
Horace Fisher
Jas. H. Willis
Henry Els
John F. Collins
Judge Murphy
Alé ®N Reigler
J. A. Andrews
Messrs. Macbrair
Jameson
Alfred Macbrair
Elijah Dowie Testifies on Elijah Claim in Zion City Case
John Alexander Dowie testified before Judge Landis in Chicago about being Elijah the restorer. He said self identity emerged after a Melbourne sermon, denied personal gain, and asserted ownership of Zion City property with a $10 000 yearly income spent for God and humanity.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Landis
United District Court
Zion City
Elijah the
Elijah
Melbourne
Sidney
Australia
Bible Society
Dowie
God
Humanity
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