New Carrier Appointed in City Post
Norman Johnson appointed letter carrier to replace Charles Little who resigned from the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Johnson
Charles Little
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
5
Baker Joseph Sattler Files Bankruptcy Petition
Joseph Sattler operating as a baker in the city filed a bankruptcy petition yesterday showing debts totaling 411 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sattler
Pupils to Exhibit at Fourth Intermediate School
An all day exhibit of manual training and domestic science will be held by pupils of the Fourth Intermediate School located at Dayton and Baymiller streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton and
Baymiller Streets
Blood Poison Rumor Denied by City Treasurer
A rumor that City Treasurer Weller had blood poison spread through the city last night and was denied at his home. The report was refuted by authorities at the treasurer’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weller
Cigar maker found dead in delivery wagon alley
John Wedde aged 50 was found dead early yesterday morning at the bottom of a delivery wagon in the alley between Court and Ninth and Vine and Race streets. The man, a cigar maker, died of natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wedde
Gano Alley
Court
Ninth
Vine
Race Streets
Saint Xavier Parochial School Presents Monday Entertainment
An entertainment was given Monday evening at Memorial Hall by the boys of St. Xavier's Parochial School. In conjunction with the entertainment the graduation exercises of this year's class the commercial departments were old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
St. Xavier’s Parochial School
Man Struck by Passenger Train at Gest Street Crossing
Henry Vogel 64 of Clark and Harriet streets escaped with slight injuries after being struck by a C H D passenger train at Gest street crossing yesterday morning. He started to cross as the passenger train bore down on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vogel
Clark and
Harriet Streets
Gest Street
St Josephs College 34th annual commencement set
The twenty one graduates will receive their diplomas Wednesday evening as alumni entertain the class at Tuesday evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's College
Forest Avenue church lawn fete for home missions
The Queen Esther Circle of Forest Avenue M E Church plans a lawn fete on the church lawn to raise funds for home missions. Part of the proceeds will be sent to San Francisco to aid rebuilding of missions after the earthquake and fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Forest Avenue
M. E
Home Missions
San Francisco
Patrolman Hanks Stops Runaway Mail Wagon at Sixth Street
Patrolman William Hanks stopped a runaway United States mail wagon yesterday afternoon at Sixth and Race after a collision with a street car at Sixth and Elm. Driver John Schoone was thrown from his seat during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hanks
Sixth
Race Streets
Elm
John Schoone
Patriotism Wins Release For Young Immigrant In Police Court
John Valtner a 21 year old resident of 2022 Wade Street was released in Police Court yesterday morning after being arrested for discharging fireworks before July 4 He told Judge Lueders in German that he believed he was showing loyalty as he had been in the country for only a year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Valtner
Wade Street
Valtner
Lueders
Cincinnati Receives Two Classic Sculptures for Art Collection
The University of Cincinnati received a nucleus of its art collection yesterday morning. Two statuary casts arrived, intended by Dean Harry who ordered them in Berlin last year. One is Hermes by Praxiteles and the other a cast of Dorphorus or Spear Bearer by Polycleitus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Harry
Berlin
Hermes
Praxiteles
Dorphorus
Polycleitus
Man Arrested in Rope Beating Case in Ohio
Volney Corin of 320 East Seventh street was arrested yesterday on charges of beating his fifteen year old daughter Vina with a rope. An Ohio Humane Society officer said Corin would be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. He is to stand trial in Squire Lampings court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vina
Volney Corin
East Seventh Street
Ohio Humane Society
Corin
Squire Lampings
Government ends free money shipments to San Francisco relief
The United States Sub treasury halted further free transfers to San Francisco. Assistant Treasurer Bosworth received the order yesterday. The final payment was a $310 check from St. Xavier alumni, while total relief funds sent from the government neared $98,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
San Francisco
Bosworth
St. Xavier
Palmer Witnesses in Pittsburg Coal Bribery Probe
W E Palmer of Pittsburg testified before the grand jury in the coal bribery investigation and gave important testimony. Prosecutor Rulison declined to discuss the situation. The hearing will resume this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Palmer
Pittsburg
Rulison
Licensed to Marry in Greater Cincinnati Yesterday
Marriage licenses issued in Greater Cincinnati list couples and addresses across Cincinnati and surrounding areas including Silverton Reading Arlington Heights and Franklin. Names include Amelia Ballback William Schmitt Christina Feuerstein Thomas Denham Pauline Gabrio and Cary Saunders among many others with ages and street entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Amelia Ballback
Silverton
Pio
John BH. Schutt
West Courts
Amelia Schroth
Franklin At
William d. Schmitt
Franklin Oceans
Christina Feuerstein
Franklin
Baymiller
Pauline Gabrio
Westwood
Wm. van Behren
Freeman
Therésa Frits
McMicken
William J. Teismann
Reading
Henrietta van Hegen
Arlington Heights
Cary B. Saunders
Wesley
Daisy Johnvyn
JOWM
William H. Gaefe
Pleasant St
Clare Graft
Evevensds W. McMicken
William Morgan
Baum At
Florence Fox
Tohn Addis
Millie Kerber
Richmond St
Bishop St
Stanley Marshall
Chicago, Il
Fannie G. Jones
Ludlow
Oceanes
Cora Lyles
Walnut St
William H. Schmidt
Cty BR
Wosigy
Arthur Areders
Wade
Fred Rusche
Carr
Heinrich Hermann
Linn Bt
Benjamin F. Davis
Riddle Road
Ida Heppeler
Loulee Stock
Garfield Place
Dennis F. Cronin
Morris
Essenns
Lillie Middendorf
Findlay
Harry Mullen
Mary
Local Notice of Residents and Ages
Names and residences listed include Clarence Tate Vernee Ossasives 23 Amanda James Vernon Diessen 21 William P Hurd Dayton 00065.65- on Gertrude Hogenbough Dayton O Bellevue Ky Edward Sauer Bellevue Ky Elizabeth Koester Bellevue Ky 21 Robert Dwight Pty TRORIRe iss besaid 26 Emory Tillson Wt TRORINS ksacoxccas 2s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Tate
Vernee
Ossasives
Amanda James
Vernon
Diessen
William P. Hurd
Dayton
Gertrude Hogenbough
Dayton, O
Tein Edward Sauer
Bellevue, Ky
Elizabeth Koester
Robert Dwight
Emory Tillson
Fragmentary Names and Residences in Camden and Nearby Towns
A scrambled OCR list shows names and residences from Camden and surrounding areas, including Charlies O Frame, Mary E Miller, Andrew T Fife, Rachael A Daniel, Albert O Welling, Dora Meier, and Clem Koore. The garbled text provides no clear event or context beyond a collection of individuals and places in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies
O. Frame
Camden, O
Mary E. Miller
Andrew. T. Fife
North Baltimore
Rachael A. Daniel
Albert O. Welling
Cinplaneath
Sellie
Jovineton
Dora Meier
CovinGten
Chautauqua Lake Return Fare Noted with Rail Route
Travel note records an $11.30 round trip to Chautauqua Lake via Erie Railroad on July 6 and 27. Tickets available at 416 Walnut Street and Depot at Fifth and Bay Mill er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Lake
Erie R. R
Walnut Street
Fifth
Bay Miller
Denver Axons
Jail guarded for fear of mob violence near Aurora
William Hisey who shot both Mrs. Charles Hisey of Cincinnati and Herbert Craile faces mob threats as authorities bar the Aurora jail with heavy guard. Mrs Hisey shows improving condition after injuries from the shooting. The case centers on motives and planned hearings set for Wednesday in Lawrenceburg with additional arrests anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisey
Commercial Tribune
Aurora
Ind
William Hisey
Charles Hisey
Cincinnati
Herbert Craile
Lawrenceburg
Frank Rider
Rider
Axbey
Carney
Fagin Offers To Resign From U S Marshal Post
United States Marshal Fagin proposes resigning if the Department of Justice desires it. The department has not indicated a desire to part with him, noting a good record and satisfactory service. The question may wait for a quieter time, with Senator Foraker to be consulted when considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagin
Tf Department
Senator Foraker
Jewelry theft arrest after Walnut Hills break-in
Robert McDonald was arrested on Court and Race streets yesterday afternoon by Detectives Crim and Ruhfers on a charge of stealing $800 worth of jewelry from Henry Husman at 1620 Fairfax avenue Walnut Hills. McDonald was mowing the lawn when Miss Husman spotted him in the second floor hallway. She later discovered most of the family jewelry missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McDonald
Race Streets
Crim and
Ruhfers
Henry Husman
Fairfax Avenue
Walnut Hills
McDonald
Officers Elected at Trinity Commandery No 44 Knights Templar
At the annual election of Trinity Commandery No 44 Knights Templar the following officers were elected: Eminent Master F M Right General J L Bennington Commander G F Belden Treasurer E L McDonald Recorder H B Michie Standard Bearer C W Wolff Sword Bearer O T Norris Warden J R Lindsey Sentinel J M Bateman Trustee J O Eckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Commandery
Knights Templar
E M
F. M. Right
J. L. Bennington
C. G
R. D. Betts
O. T. Norris
J. R. Lindsey
Sentinel
J. M. Bateman
J. O. Eckert
Debts of Clark County Official Top $50,000 in Bankruptcy
Trustee George S. Dial reports unsecured debts of Hon. A. P. Linn Cochran exceed $50,000 amid a federal suit to annul a $2,790 mortgage placed before his bankruptcy. The mortgage originally went to Theodore Troupe, a director at First National Bank of Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Linn Cochran
Clark County
George S. Dial
Cochran
Theodore Troupe
First National Bank of
Springfield
Van Fleet Resigns as Dayton City Attorney
City Attorney C. I. Van Fleet submitted his resignation to the Dayton Council, effective July 10. A committee with City Engineer George Lindsay was appointed to report on the viability of brick paving Sixth Avenue at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. van Fleet
Dayton
George Lindsay
Sixth Avenue
Foraker and Tillman Clash Over Bank Receipts and Oil Protests
Washington June 18 Senator Foraker engaged in two heated exchanges with Senator Tillman in the Senate this afternoon. One dispute concerned funds from National banks received by R K Hynicka Treasurer of Hamilton County in return for deposits of county funds. The other protested Ohio oil interests against pipe provisions in the railroad rate bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Foraker
Tillman
Senate
R. K. Hynicka
Hamilton County
Ohio
Funeral for John Byrne, longtime clerk of Hamilton County court
The funeral for John Byrne, longtime Clerk of the Criminal Court of Hamilton County, was held yesterday at the Elks Temple on Elm Street. Officers of the lodge conducted rites. Pallbearers were William A. Hopkins, James S. Richardson, Philip Spaeth, and John F. Doyle. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery, Walnut Hills, with the largest crowd ever at a similar service in the temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Byrne
Criminal Court
Hamilton County
Elks’ Temple
Elm Street
Lodge
William A. Hopkins
Jamess. Richardson
Philip Spaeth
John F. Doyle
Calvary Cemetery
Walnut Hills
Temple
Covington Grand Jury Seeks More Time For Indictments
In Covington the grand jury asked Judge Shaw for three additional days. Indictments include four saloon keepers for nuisance disorderly house, Bridget Mallon for nuisance, William D. Nall for bigamy, B. W. Crabb for a forged $30 check, plus theft, embezzlement and obstruction cases against others. Some cases dismissed or referred. next sessions focus on gambling probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Shaw
Joseph Hoard
Charles Gray
Elmer Coleman
James Kanatzer
Washington Street
Railroad
Bridget Mallon
Martin _ street
William D. Nall
B. W. Crabb
J. H. Schulte
Janes Morgan
Morris Campbell
George Schwartz
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Willow Street
Sam Williams
Charles Baker
Charles Mochrie
J. W. Stephenson
Cutting
Kitl
Bruce Anderson
Newport Law and Order League seeks Sunday and midnight law enforcement
The Law and Order League of Newport plans to petition Governor Beckham to extend Louisville style closures to Newport. Seven day saloon violations prompt aim to enforce Sunday and midnight closing. City leaders expect the Mayor to act with state backing to curb post midnight brawls and police trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Order League
Newport
Beckham
Louisville
League
Newport Mayor Bans Fireworks Through July Fourth
Mayor Helmbold issued a city proclamation prohibiting boys from exploding crackers and other fireworks until July 4. No skyrockets roman candles or cannon crackers may be set off on the Nation s Natal Day. Chief John Lickert and the police are ordered to enforce the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmbold
Newport
John Lickert
Covington Council Adopts Annexation Step for Central Covington
Covington Council approved a resolution for annexation of Central Covington to begin city expansion. City Solicitor Hanlon to prepare papers. final vote by Central Covington residents set for the next November election. An ordinance for a Southern Railroad Company switch on Second Street was read and referred to the Law Committee. A separate ordinance approved extending Willow Run trunk sewer to the Ohio River low-water mark at an estimated cost of 14,925 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Croninger
Hanlon
Southern Railroad Company
Law Committee
Scott Street
West Corporation
Second Street
Willow Run
Third Street
Ohio River
Covington Notes and Local Deaths
George W. Harlowe age 24 of Spring Lake Kentucky and Carrie Simmons age 24 of Latonia were granted a marriage license last evening. Mrs Charles Davenport age 37 died at her Ludlow home on Elm Street leaving two small children. Police Judge O Sullivan Ludlow received a surprise when a letter with a $10 bill arrived claiming a 20 year old loan and good advice to quit drinking that led to the writer becoming a prosperous Southern Kentucky manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Harlowe
Spring Lake
Carrie Simmons
Latonia
Charles Davenport
Elm Street
Ludlow
O'Sullivan
Kentucky
Police Court Pickings
George Munnery was fined for an assault on John Parked in April last. J B Collins received thirty days in jail for drunkenness and disorderly conduct per his wife’s complaint. Martin Frende was fined 10 for striking his wife and Henry Kelsey was fined 10 for a like offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Munnery
John
J. B. Collins
Martin Frende
Henry Kelsey
Newport Board to Consider Underground Telephone Wires
An ordinance will be presented to the Newport Board of Aldermen Thursday awarding Citizens' Telephone Company the right to place wires underground. Opposition criticizes street disruption across the city and questions the expense. The company argues leaden conduits will reduce future damages and save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Board of Aldermen
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Newport
Norwood Councils Hires Panel for Telephone Franchises
The Norwood Council delegates Vice Mayor Ben Mulford Jr to appoint a three member committee of Schuster Kahle and Zoercher to gather suitable real estate before prices rise. The Cincinnati Independent Telephone Co represented by Charles H Urban seeks a franchise and will attend next Monday’s meeting for a conference with the whole committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Ben Mulford, Jr
Schuster, Kahle
Zoercher
Cincinnati Independent Telephone Company
Charles H. Urban
Bellevue to raise fund for Morelands after stove blast
Bellevue officials led by Mayor George Emig organize a relief purse for Mr and Mrs William H Moreland killed in a gas stove explosion at their Covert Runpike home. Chief Seithers names Lee Smith as special watchman with a tent to sleep on site for weeks while a new house is built. Twenty one cattle and four children require care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
George Emig
William H. Moreland
Seithers
Lee Smith
Newport News in Brief
Matthew Farris 14 died yesterday at his parents home on Ninth street. Remains to be shipped to Helena Montana for interment. Funeral for John K Blattman who died Sunday will be from 430 West Tenth Street tomorrow at 2 PM. Kate Lynch sues for divorce from John Lynch filed in Campbell Circuit Court. nonmaintenance alleged. William Nelson Post No 1 G A R members will meet to attend the funeral of Herman Thies 938 Ann street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Farris
Ninth Street
Helena
Mon
John K. Blattman
West
Tenth Street
Kate Lynch
Campbell Circuit Court
John Lynch
Newport
William Nelson Post
Herman Thies
Ann Street
Dayton Groups Schedule Meetings And Outgoing Travel
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society meets this afternoon with Mrs. Von Grundy. Guiding Star Lodge No. 45 K of P. meets tomorrow evening. Miss Esther Betsch departs tomorrow for Norfolk Virginia to spend the summer with the Rev. A. J. Ramsey and wife. The Dayton High School Alumni Association met last evening in the high school building and conducted its regular business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
von Grundy
Guiding Star Lodge
No. 45
K. of P
Esther Betsch
Norfolk
A. J. Ramsey
Highland church practice and local notices from Fort Thomas
Arthur Rudell of Military Park injured a finger while cleaning a bicycle at home when his finger was caught in a revolving sprocket. The Highland M E Church choir will practice Thursday and Saturday evenings. Mrs. Cullop of Vincennes Ind is visiting her son Lt. Robert D. Goodwin. A Highland Volunteer Fire Department special meeting is set for tomorrow to finalize lawn fete plans for department funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rudell
Military Park
Highland M. E. Church
Cullop
Vincennes
Ind
Robert D. Goodwin
Highland Volunteer Fire Department
C. H. Mionon to Chicago City Office Traction Building
Summer tourist tickets to West and Northwest Yellowstone Park and return priced at 66.90. Travel between Colorado Springs and return 39.40. St. Paul 28.80 and Minneapolis return listed among options. The notice outlines fare details for a summer tour from the Traction Building at Fifth and Walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Building
Fifth and
Walnut
Yellowstone Park
Colorado Springs
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Magdeburg Fire Insurance seeks withdrawal of securities
The Magdeburg Fire Insurance Company of Germany, licensed to do fire insurance in Ohio, has deposited $100,000 with the state for policyholders. It plans to discontinue business in Ohio and withdraws the securities. Objections may be filed with A. I. Vorys, Superintendent of Insurance, dated May 2, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Magdeburg Fire Insurance Company
Magdeburg
Germany
Ohio
A. I. Vorys
State of
Proposals Requested for Fibre Trunk Lockers
General Depot of the Quarter Master’s Department in Washington D C invites sealed proposals in triplicate to furnish and deliver eight thousand fibre trunk lockers in accordance with office specifications. Proposals due by 2 p.m. June 23 1906. U S reserves right to reject any or all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Depot
Quartermaster’s Department
Washington, D. C
U. S
A. W. Butt
Kenton Court Items
George Kiley, a city street inspector, sues Frank Pye for 5000 alleging slander from remarks about bribery by contractors. Kate Berling sues Henry Ballman and wife for 325 on a note. Calista McCann seeks divorce from Charles McCann, alleging desertion. married in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kiley
Frank Pye
Fye
Kate Berling
Henry Ballman
Calista McCann
Charles McCann
School Benefit Show at Balke's Opera House
More than two hundred Sacred Heart Parochial School children prepare an evening entertainment at Balke's Opera House to raise funds for the school. Trinity Lutheran Church ladies plan a lawn fete at Mrs Emig's home on Van Voast avenue on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Parochial School
Balke’s
Opera House
The
Trinity Lutheran Church
Emig
van Voast Avenue
Hanse Mann Commandery No 16 K T Annual Conclave
The Hanse Mann Commandery No 16 K T holds its annual conclave on Tuesday June 19 at 7:30 p.m. Election of officers and payment of dues. Visitors welcome. Geo A Wiltsee Em Com D H Pottenger Recorder. 1e17-21-17,19
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanselmann Commandery
K. T
Geo. A. Wiltsee
D. H. Pottenger
Recorder
Deaths in Newport and Covington area
Charles Kupferle Sr at 66 of 726 Monroe Street Newport. Funeral Wednesday from residence and Evergreen Cemetery chapel. John Lohrey dies June 17 1906 at 5 pm aged 26. Funeral Wednesday 1 pm from North Bend Road Station L. Fannie Cummins Mullins dies June 18 1906 at 3 35 pm at 1032 Madison Avenue Covington Ky. Funeral notice to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kupferle
Charles, Sr
Monroe Street
Newport
Chapel
Evergreen Cemetery
Lohrey
John
Jacob
Margerth Lohrey
Pflanz
North Bend Road
Station L
Obituary Fragment List of Residents and Causes of Death
A compiled list shows numerous individuals with ages and causes of death or inquests. Entries include Jasper Mulligan 56 inquest pending at 1550 West Sixth and Barbara Herancourt 73 at 1814 Linn, among others across Cincinnati and Pittsburgh areas with ailments such as pneumonia meningitis cancer phthisis intestinal obstruction and heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulligan
Jasper
West Sixth
Cronie
John
East Third
Supper
Charles
State. Avenue
Plummer
Chas
West Eighth
Howard
Myrtle
Pittsburg
Green
Louis
Cincinnati Hospital
Griebel
Louisa
Conroy
Raulf
Anna
Wolff
Jacob
Herancourt
Barbara
Linn
E Pikowski
Joseph
Oehler
Kuhn
Caroline
West McMicken
Brockman
Lilban
Water Works bonds advertised by Cincinnati for sale
The Board of Trustees Commissioners of Water Works invites sealed bids for 250000 worth of 3.50 percent Additional Water Works Bonds of Cincinnati Ohio. Bonds issued July 2 1906 redeemable July 1 1926 payable July 1 1946 at American Exchange National Bank New York City. Bidder must include 5000 certified check and bid by July 10 1906 at noon with sealed envelope indorsed bids. The board may reject any or all bids. Hermann president. 7 1906 notices with dates continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees Commissioners of Water Works
Cincinnati
Ohio
General Assembly of State of Ohio
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
Water Works Improvement Fund
City of
Sai American Exchange National Bank
Sinking Fund Trustees
National Bank
Board of Shrusters
X Herrmann
Eine
Erk
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