Fagin Withdraws Resignation as U S Marshal
United States Marshal Vivian J. Fagin announced he would not quit public service amid last week’s reports. He said the Department of Justice does not want him to resign and noted his record as the nation’s highest in the role. He met with Attorney General Moody and plans to visit Senator Foraker before leaving for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Postal Telegraph
Bo Na
Washington
Commercial Tribune
Washington, D. C
United States
Vivian J. Fagin
Fagin
Moody
Department of Justice
Department
Goebel
Cochran Hotel
Senator Foraker
Cincinnati
Monster Crowd Five Arranged for Cincinnati Street Railway Outing
Cincinnati Street Railway employees plan a Chester Park picnic expected to draw the largest crowd yet. About 200000 tickets sold mark votes for women candidates in Hamilton County seeking a free country trip for the top twenty four. Balloting runs all day with late-card entries possible and events include races, boating, a fireworks display and two band concerts. Proceeds go to the Street Railway Men's Mutual Benefit Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Street Railway
Chester Park
Hamilton County
Lee
Electric Safety Brake Company, of
Cincinnati
Street Railway Men's Mutual Benefit Association
Millcreek Valley Notes Reports Arrest and Accidents
Dan Miller a colored man from Berea Kentucky was arrested on a Hartwell court warrant for criminal assault on a six year old girl. In St Bernard Elizabeth Franey was struck by a Glendale car and severely cut. Syrian worker Paul Znario had his right foot amputated after being crushed while pushing a truck on Carthage Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Miller
Berea
Squire Woodruff
Hartwell
Birdy White
Woodlawn
Cook
Farrell
Wyoming
Miller
Elizabeth Franey
Phillips Avenue
Carthage Pike
St. Bernard
Glendale
Millcreek Valley
J. W. Thiele
Wilson Saffin
Carthage
Cure of Psoriasis After Thirty-Five Years With Cuticura
W. M. Chidhester of Hutchinson Kansas declares a complete and permanent cure after using three cakes of Soap six boxes of Cuticura Ointment and two bottles of Cuticura Resolvent for psoriasis that started as red circular spots and worsened to heavy silvery scales. He reports severe itching and bleeding if untreated and says he would not endure the affliction again for five years. April 20, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
W. M. Chidhester
Hutchinson, Kan
Ohio Music Teachers Open State Meet
The twenty fourth annual Ohio Music Teachers Association meeting opens at 10 at the Odeon College of Music with an invocation by Rev Henry M Curtis. Mayor Dempsey and A J Gantvoort welcome visitors. Philip Werthner will respond. The day features organ recitals, papers on American music, and varied vocal and piano performances.
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Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
Odeon
The
College of Music
Henry M. Curtis
Dempsey
Cincinnati
A. J. Gantvoort
Philip Werthner
Association
Lillian Arkell Rixford
Estelle Krippner
Myrtle Stinson
Greenfield
Emma Beiser
Armor W. Sharp
Columbus
Adolph Hahn
Hans Richard
Bach
Liszt
Grieg
Chopin
Strauss
Dell Kendall Werthner
Charlotte Callahan
John O'Donnell
Charles Gallagher
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Quartet
Louis Schwebel
Brahms
MAY REORGANIZE POLICE DISTRICT
Mayor Dempsey announced a reorganization of the Ninth Police District after evidence showed favoritism by officers. The probe followed Patrolman Krueger being charged with assaulting saloonkeeper Hartmann. Krueger remains on regular duty pending further notice.
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Dempsey
Ninth
Krueger
John Hartmann
West Sixth Street
Walter A. Conley
Hartmann
Brangan
Man Killed by Train Said He Preferred Death
Testimony at the coroner’s inquest said James N Mulligan chose death by his own action after saying he would rather be dead than alive. Big Four train struck him at West Sixth street crossing Saturday night as crossing watchman Martin Davitt called to him. Mulligan a Cincinnati Veneer laborer living apart from his family.
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Cameron
James N. Mulligan
West Sixth Street
Lena Conners
East Sixth Street
Richard Carr
Mulligan
Martin Davitt
Mill Street
Big Four
Cincinnati Veneer Company
Girl Deters Burglary At West Ninth Street Home
A burglar fled 506 West Ninth Street with $30 in cash after a servant girl roused by noises confronted him. He dropped a diamond ring and a jewel box during escape. both were recovered. Police searched the area but found no trace of the intruder.
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J. J. Kelly
West Ninth Street
Kelly
FHAUD ALLEGED IN GIL ACTION
Andrew Morrison sues Silas L. Snodgrass and F W Beckmann in Common Pleas Court seeking $6714.85 plus interest alleging a scheme to defraud Morrison & Snodgrass Co. and divert mill work contracts for personal gain dating back to 1900. The petition details specific take-offs including $800 on a hospital project and $800 on a W F Doepke building, with $250 noted on another. Robertson & Buchwalter represent the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas L. Snodgrass
Morrison & Snodgrass Company
Andrew Morrison
Common Pleas Court
Snodgrass
F. W. Beckmann
McGregor Avenue
Avondale
Theodore Felce
W. F
Temporary injunction blocks Aikin license tax enforcement
Union Distilling Company sues County Auditor Richardson and County Treasurer Hynicka over the Aikin $1000 license tax. Judge Hoffheimer grants a temporary injunction to stop certification of $500 liquor license tax due June 20. Plaintiffs seek perpetual injunction arguing the Aikin law conflicts with U.S. and Ohio constitutions. Attorneys: A. J. Freiberg and Albert Bettinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffheimer
Union Distilling Company
Richardson
Hynicka
Richmond Street
United States
Ohio
A. J. Freiberg
Albert Bettinger
Stigall Sues for Divorce as Threats and Cruelty Alleged
Nannie K. Stigall sues for divorce from John H. Stigall alleging threats to kill and cruelty plus failure to provide. Max Levy represents the plaintiff. In a separate trial, William Wilson, a colored man, was acquitted of murder after claiming self defense in a Westwood shanty incident involving Charles Davis. Probate asks for a trustee for Frank M. Kraemer’s estate, as he has not been seen for fourteen years and L. E. Kraemer’s death creates an heir.
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Nannie K. Stigall
John H
Max Levy
William Wilson
Charles Davis
Williams
Davis
Westwood
Frank M. Kraemer
L. E. Kraemer
Executors file final accounts in Bradley estate
F. F. Bradley and H. M. Bradley as executors present their final accounts in Probate Court detailing the Susan F. Bradley estate distribution totaling $185,768.13. The distribution includes $122,000 in Government bonds to beneficiaries.
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F. F. Bradley
H. M. Bradley
Susan F. Bradley
Heck will devises shares to Wuest family members
Elizabeth Heck's will leaves $5 to son in law William Wuest and grandson Frank Wuest, $200 plus household goods to daughter Julia Heck, and the remaining estate divided equally among all six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Heck
William Wuest
Frank Wuest
Julia Heck
Will of Harrison man splits estate among children
George Kacher Sr of Harrison Ohio by will leaves Claude and Frances Kacher $00 each and Joseph Tillie and The resa Viel $250 each. The remainder goes to seven children in equal shares. Anyone unhappy with their portion is disinherited. George and Mary named as administrators.
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George Kacher, Sr
Harrison, C
Claude
Frances Kacher
Joseph
Tillie
Theresa Viel
George
Mary
Suspect given suspended sentence prompts dramatic courtroom chase
Frank Smith receives a suspended $50 sentence and costs from Judge Lueders. As he leaves the court a brunette woman named Mrs May Fox of St Louis bursts from the crowd and curses him calling him a dog. Detectives Keatting and Calnan pull the assailant away. Fox accuses Smith of wrecking her home stealing diamonds worth 700 and failing to repay a 500 loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Lueders
Smith
Keatting and Calnan
May Fox
St. Louis
Special Sunday Train Run From Fourth Street Station
Via L N R R Ky Div offers a special train Sunday June 24 at 7 30 a m from Fourth Street Station with stops at Cynthiana Paris Winchester and other points. Enjoy grand mountain scenery boating and fishing along the route.
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Fourth Street
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
Grand Mountain
Girl in City Hospital after X ray exam for swallowed pin
Lillie Harvey a 16 year old factory worker in Globe-Wernicke plant swallowed a steel pin held in her mouth while sorting pins. She was admitted to City Hospital for X ray examination and doctors fear the pin may cause death if not removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Harvey
Burny Street
City Hospital
Globe-Wernicke Factory
Eighth Street
No torture compares to that of a rheumatic
A vintage patent medicine claim touts Eimer & Amend Prescription No. 2,851 as the quickest relief for rheumatic pain, presenting an exaggerated medical cure in a promotional tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eimer & Amend
Water Works Awards Coal and Street Contracts
The Water Works Commissioners awarded Monongahela River Coal and Mining the coal contract for testing new engines at eastern and western pumping stations for 9750 dollars, amid protest by C G Blake & Co claiming monopoly and bid irregularities. Malarky & Underhill won the Queen City avenue main contract at 13416 dollars and a Woodburn Hewitt avenue job at 10745 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Station
Queen City Avenue
Malarky & Underhill
Woodburn and
Hewitt Avenues
Frank Burns
Lightning Fatality Near Harrison Draws Crowd
Jesse Simson was struck and killed by lightning Sunday afternoon while walking openly near Harrison. Shoes and a soft felt hat were torn and mangled without burning, and small dark spots on the left shoulder and foot mark the entry and exit points of the bolt observed by witnesses at the coroner’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Simonson
Harrison
Simonson
New Bridge Plan Near Glendale Under County Review
County Commissioners discussed replacing the C., H. & D. bridge above Glendale after the wooden structure burned June 12. Legal Counsel Ireton to determine whether county or railroad should rebuild. Farmers' complaint cited detours of three miles. Assistant Schoenle noted county may hire a carriage for witnesses. payment on opinion bill withheld.
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Glendale
Schoenle
Rulison
Gas Lease Nears Approval by Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati directors meet to discuss leasing the plant to the Eastern syndicate led by Union Gas and Electric. The proposal is to be submitted to stockholders at noon the same day, with terms reviewed and no anticipated opposition. The lease would start July 1 unless an unforeseen hitch arises.
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Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Eastern Syndicate
Union Gas and Electric Company
Escapes to Kentucky After Knife Attack at Riverside
Charles Klein, 26, fled last evening after wounding Joseph Kellerman 47 in a attack at the Fleischmann mashhouse Riverside. Ex police lieutenant Peter Berg intervened and Klein crossed the Ohio River by a stolen skiff before later being arrested on his return.
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Peter Berg
Charles Klein
Sixth Street
Sedam Avenue
Ohio River
Klem
Fleischmann Mashhouse
Riverside
Joseph Kellerman
Kellerman
Berg
Janitors to vacate schools over fire and disease fears
The Board of Education plans a resolution forcing janitors to move out of school buildings, citing fire danger for those on upper floors and disease risk. Mechanical Engineer Hannaford said most janitors would be required to relocate within a year.
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Board of Education
Hannaford
Homes for thousands on Shoshone Reservation land opening
The Shoshone Indian Reservation lands will open to settlement on August 15. Excursion rates under one fare round trip daily from July 12 to 29 via the Chicago & Northwestern Railway, the only all-rail route to the reservation border. Registration dates July 16 to $1. Write for pamphlets on securing homesteads. Agents sell tickets via this route. W. B. Kniskern, Passenger Traffic Manager, Chicago.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway
W. B. Kniskern
Chicago
Sinking Fund Trustees Fix Annual Levy
The Sinking Fund Trustees set the annual tax levy at 2.75 mills on a $228,000,000 duplicate. The amount realized is $627,000, itemized as redemption 547,200 final judgments 14,820 interest 57,000 office expenses 7,980. The levy is mandatory and cannot be amended by Council. Total levy matches last year with small differences.
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Council
Attempts To Die Again At City Hospital Ward
Mathew Kontz a 40 year old patient in L Ward at City Hospital twice attempted suicide in three days. Yesterday he prepared to hang himself using bed straps in an end room but another patient interrupted him. Kontz is described as suffering neurasthenia and has become violent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Kontz
City Hospital
Kontz
City Hall Notes and Higher Education Fund Inquiry
City Solicitor Lowman received from the University Trustees a request for an opinion on their authority over trust funds for higher education. They seek to know if they may use income freely or are bound by Council appropriations. The Board of Public Service meets this afternoon to decide street priorities from the $250,000 bond issue funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowman
University
Board of Public Service
Edith Hoffheimer Wins Western States Scholarship
Word was received from Bryn Mawr College that the first Western States matriculation scholarship was awarded to Miss Edith B.S. Hoffheimer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hoffheimer. She attended the Bartholomew Ely School in Clifton where Miss E A Ely is principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryn Mawr College
States
Edith
Hoffheimer
Milton 5. Hoffheimer
Bartholomew Ely
Clifton
E. A. Ely
Lehigh Line Offers Double Track Scenic Route
Go to New York on the Lehigh double track scenic highway. Connects at Buffalo or Niagara Falls with all lines from the West. Write Lehigh Valley Railroad, 369 Main Street, Buffalo, NY, or 7 Fort Street, Detroit, MI.
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Main Street
N. Y
Fort Street
Detroit
Mich
Chautauqua Lake and Return Tickets by Erie R R
Round trip to Chautauqua Lake offered via Erie Railroad on July 6 and July 27. Tickets available at 416 Walnut Street or Depot at Fifth and Baymiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Lake
Erie R. R
Walnut Street
Fifth and Baymiller
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Marshal Fagin
Cincinnatian
Monster
Traction
Millcreek Valley Notes
Gure
Cuticura
Fhaud
GIL Action
Morrison & Snodgrass
India
Western Electric
Russell
K. W
John A. Stewart Electric CO
Fifth and
Sycamore Streets
Water Works Board
Farmer
Mitchell
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
Race ST
Young Men’s Mutual Life Association
First National Bank
Squar
Megaas
Ganal 323
Nok New Bridge
Ireton
Kentucky
City Hall Notes
New York
Kory
Miller Gas
Hamilton College Jac
Lexington
Blue Grass Region
Eastern Colleges
Luella W. St. Clair
the Bismarck Cafe
Mercantile Library
Metropolitan Service
Wilmington, Sabina, Washington
C. H
MT. Sterling
Central Union Station
Walnut St
Chester
Pany
Rounders
Bathing Beach
Smith & Nixon’s
Llaberal
Montgomery Phister
Theodore Mitchell
Enquirer
J. Langston, Tel
Smith ST
M. H. Schmidt
American de Forest Telegraph Company
Norwood
Pain
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Innes
California
Bryant’s Minstrels
Coney Princess
Comey
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