Democrats Set Agenda For Delegates At Saturday Meeting
The Democratic Big Forty chairman Lew Bernard issued a call for a Saturday meeting at the Duckworth Club to decide how state delegates will be chosen. Republicans plan a Turner Hall convention to elect delegates with D. D. Woodmansee presiding.
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Lew Bernard
Democratic
Big Forty
Duckworth Club
Bernard
Turner Hall
D. D. Woodmansee
Hatchet Incident Involving Morris Reed Collision
Phillip Morris struck William Reed with a hatchet during a heated dispute yesterday. Reed, foreman at a soap factory, is hospitalized with head injuries at the Hospital for Reed. Morris, residing at 1537 Central Avenue, works under Reed and faces assault and battery charges.
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Phillip Morris
William Reed
Reed
County officials inspect new Big Miami River bridge at New Baltimore
The County Commissioners and the Board of Control will today inspect the recently built bridge over the Big Miami River at New Baltimore. Experts deem it among the county’s best structures and the project cost about $100,000.
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Board of Control
Big Miami River
New Baltimore
Lawn Fete for St. Andrew's Parish in Avondale
A lawn fete to benefit St. Andrew's Parish Avondale will be held June 26 in the church grounds with the event organized by the parish ladies. Activities start in the afternoon and continue into the evening.
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St. Andrew's Parish
Avondale
Prospect Am
Gas Company Faces Tax Evasion Charges in Ohio
Charges filed with Ohio Auditor Guilbert allege Cincinnati Gas Light and Coke Company falsified excise tax returns. Investigation planned next week as officials dispute sources such as Brown's Directory. Company president Hickenlooper dismissed the matter, citing uncertain authority of the directory.
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Columbus
Guilbert
Cincinnati Gas Light and Coke Company
Brown
General Hickenlooper
Brown's Directory
Jury Returns Asslt and Battery Verdict in Manslaughter Case
William Lewis, a negro, was found guilty of assault and battery after a complex trial before Judge Littleford. The incident began at the Cake Walk Saloon on Front Street when Lewis shot Charles Jackson, who later died during a chloroform anesthesia procedure to repair a jaw fracture. Defense argued negligent use of anesthesia affected responsibility. Charles F. Williams represented the defense.
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William Lewis
Cake Walk
Front Street
Charles Jackson
Lewis
Walter Griess
F. W. Lamb
Shaler Berry
Jackson
Charles F. Williams
Charities Remembered In Hugh Campbell's Will
The will of the late Hugh Campbell filed for probate today leaves thousands to charity and Irish relatives. Beneficiaries include Father J J Kennedy for Catholic orphan asylums in the county with 1000 dollars, Alexander McDonald for Presbyterian orphan asylums 1000, Larz Anderson for English Protestant Jew institutions 1000, Jacob Schottenfels for Jewish orphan asylums 1000, Widows' Home for Indigent Women 500, Ohio Masonic Home in Springfield 5000, and John P Fox 1000. May Green Loos 3000 and Harry Green 3000. Residue goes to John Boylan and three Boylan relatives in County Tyrone, Ireland. Executor is Frank Fox. No immediate relatives survived the deceased.
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Ireland
J. J. Kennedy
Alexander McDonald
Larz Anderson
Jacob Schottenfels
Poneceny
Widows
Ohio Masonic Home
Springfield
John P. Fox
May Green Loos
Harry Green
John. Boylan
County Tyrone
John Boylan
Jane Boylan
Eliza Boylan Porter
Ann Boylan Porter
Frank Fox
Last Romp With Tiger at Christie M E Church
Rev W H Williams drummer evangelist spoke last evening at Christie M E Church on The Last Romp With the Tiger His subject dealt with the evils of intemper ance He is the Keeley League official drummer evangelist He described his battles with drink and shared cases from his work.
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W. H. Williams
Christie M. E. Church
Keeley League
Warrant Issued for Walter Davis on Alleged Assault
Squire Winkler issued an arrest warrant for Walter Davis of Wyoming after his half sister Louisa Armstrong swore an affidavit alleging he beat and kicked her without provocation on Monday.
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Squire Winkler
Walter Davis
Wyoming
Louisa Armstrong
Will Plead Insanity in Murder Indictment
Grand jury indicts Jonas Lonsway for first degree murder in the shooting of Frank Riley at United States Printing Company plant. Defense is expected to claim insanity.
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Jonas Lonsway
Frank Riley
United States Printing Company
Husband Believes Wife Unfaithful in Fatal Hotel Room Shooting
William Mott, 29, a carriage lamp maker, shot John Clancy after confronting his wife Mary Beckett Mott at the Great Western Hotel. Clancy lies between life and death from a neck wound. Mary is injured, and Mott is jailed. The incident followed months of alleged infidelity and failed police intervention.
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Elm Street
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Mott
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Boot Alley
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Oxford
William Clancy
The
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Soe
Ohn Draper
Deitsch
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Hickey
Pequot House Opens Bright Season At New London Resort
New London famed Pequot house and cottages launch 1901 season on June 14 under Allen and Hager. Highlights include Army and Navy Club banquet, Harvard Yale boat race headquarters, July ophthalmology meetings, New York Yacht Club gatherings, lighted harbor sails, Atlantic squadron ships, Austrian Court Band daily concerts, with guests from New York Washington New Orleans and St Louis.
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Pequot House
Messrs. Allen and Hager
Army and Navy Club
Connecticut
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Yale
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Pequot
New York Yacht Club
Atlantic Squadron
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Washington
New Orleans
St. Louis
Arnold
Beating Allegation Sways Laurel School Case
A warrant was issued in Police Court for Brother Alphonse a teacher at St. Josephs School Laurel and Linn streets Laurel and Linn streets reappeared the boy Theodore Hagen seven with mother of seven year old Hagen Mrs Hagen withdrew warrant after she showed injuries from the alleged beating on the boy who had just recovered from typhoid fever and was not well enough for school
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Alphonse
St. Joseph's School
Laurel and Linn Streets
Cneeee
Theodore Hagen
Livingston Street
Directors Meet Over Lease Proposal for N. C. Street Ry
The Cincinnati New Port and Covington Street Railway directors convene at Mayor Fleischmann's Plum Street office to receive the Executive Committee report on Cincinnati Traction Company's lease offer. Committee members James C. Ernst James Hutton and Henry Burkhold oppose leasing the property citing better stock returns. Hutton predicts 5 percent on stock sooner and expects the N. C. C. board to back the report against the lease.
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Fleischmann
Plum Street
Cincinnati Traction Company
Willebe
Greeerony S Commercial Tribune
James C. Ernst
James Hutton
Henry Burkhold
N Cc
Hutchings Denies Polar Bear Plant Move Rumor
George Hutchings of Polar Bear Tobacco Works denied a circulating rumor that the Middletown plant would move the operation. He stated the firm intends to establish a Middletown plant but will keep the current city factory open to handle work it cannot do there.
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Polar Bear Tobacco Works
Middletown
George Hutchings
Taxpayers Seek Light Contract Review and Higher Taxes
A Taxpayers Association committee adopted a resolution urging that the renewal of the lighting contract be delayed for full investigation. They want the Board of Public Service and Board of Legislation to hear testimony on lamp maintenance costs and reject bids above the funded estimate to avoid a perceived monopoly. The group also pressed supervisors to revalue several corporate properties to raise taxes.
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Taxpayers’ Association
Board of Public Service and
Board of Legislation
Taxpayers
Board of Supervisors
Tuke
Receiver Appointed Sought for New Plan Savings
Anna Lauxterman sued in Superior Court asking for a receiver to wind up New Plan Savings and Building Company. She claims the affairs are in the hands of agent O W Bennett and seeks three trustees to be in charge while holding her $140 interest.
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Anna Lauxterman
New Plan Savings and Building Company
O. W. Bennett
Major William E Jones Eulogized by Life Long Friends
The funeral of Major William E Jones in Newtown drew a quiet crowd as five ministers and two Hamilton County attorneys offered tributes. Speakers recalled his upright life and long friendship with Judge James B Swing and attorney Thomas B Paxton. The service ended with a short graveside rite and a handful of attendees lingering by the grave.
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William E. Jones
Newtown
Major Jones
Methodist Church
M. E
Baptist Church
Church Street
Hamilton County
Mr. Davis
M. E. Church
Delaware
Paxton
Last Students Recital at College Hall
At College Hall last evening the final students recital by Miss Tecla Vigna's pupils featured Mrs. Charles Haynes singing Gomes aria, Olga E. Hermann performing Fidelio, and Jessica Blough substituting for ill Mary Ryan. Several students participated, including Ida Healy, Minnie Cardwell, Stella West, Lauretta Burke, Charlotte Callahan, Antoinette Werner, and Lena Smith, with roses adorning the piano as class tributes.
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College, Hall
Tecla Vigna
Charles Haynes
Chillicothe
Street Railway Workers Hold Park Outing
Several hundred street railway employees and friends enjoyed yesterday’s picnic at Reichrath's Park. Warm weather made for an enjoyable day as a decorated street car with a band travelled through the principal streets. The knights of the trolley car were the organizers and their efforts proved a great success.
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Reichrath’s
Knights of the
Arbitrators Award $7 297 03 to Plaintiff in Mihilovitch Case
The arbitrators in the dispute between Jacob C. H and Mihilovitch Fletcher Company yesterday issued the award. They decide the plaintiff Harper is entitled to 7 297 03. If you feel too tired for work or pleasure, take Hood's cures.
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Jacob C. H
Mihilovitch, Fletcher & Company
Harper
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