Hoosier Business Men To Parade To Indianapolis
About 2560 members of the B M C will leave at 8 this morning on a special Big Four train to Indianapolis for a day with the Commercial Club and Board of Trade. Grand Central Station departure, parade through downtown, and a lunch stop en route home are on the program, with officers and a detailed delegation announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Club
Big Four
Indianapolis
Commercial Club
Board of Trade
Commercial Tribune
Hoosier Gentlemen of Affairs
Evans Woollen
J. M. Hubbard
W. M. Pratt
Harrison
P. H. & F. M. Roots Company
Connersville
Roots
Postmortem Causes a Suit Over City Hospital
Relatives of Alonzo Hays who died Wednesday at City Hospital from street car injuries consult lawyers to sue the hospital for desecrating the body. They oppose the postmortem but are told the case rests with the Coroner. After the autopsy the skull was found stuffed with brown paper and brains removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Hays
City Hospital
Hays
Lodwick
Thoron
Foot Crush Hurts Machinist William Weir at Home
William Weir a machinist residing at 1015 Ho street dropped a heavy casting on his toes yesterday causing severe crush injuries. He was taken to City Hospital where amputation may be necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weir
Ho Street
Advanced Pupils Shine in Auditorium School Recital
The closing series “A School of Music” featured Grace Hendry and Katherine Kart singing in devout and confident styles. Mary Rinearson impressed with Rubinstein and Chadwick songs. Alma Bloom and Nellie Hull led piano duets and Beethoven with Graninger. Young violinists Adolf Borjes and Adolf Grimble showed growing technique in Mendelssohn and De Bennet concertos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graninger
Imade
Grace Hendry
Costa
Katherine Kart
Seechi
Alma Bloom
Chopin
Mr. Graninger
Nellie M. Hull
Gussie Palm
Heller
Christian W. Dieckmann
Adolf Borjes
Chester Park Week Includes World In Eighty Minutes
Chester Park vaudeville theater presents Around the World in Eighty Minutes with a nations cakewalk starting Sunday matinee. Lubin building features Boer War moving pictures and Weber's Band concerts next week. Opera season opens tomorrow night with Martha.
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World
Chester Park
Vaudevile Theater
Lubin
Weber
Martha
Pleas of Two Wives Cousins Quarrel and Sue
Minnie G. Sapp seeks alimony from Jonathan L. Sapp alleging abandonment and cohabitation with Etta Baldwin for over three years. Malinda May sues Edgar L. May for alimony, claiming abuse and neglect since 1893 marriage, with $900 and a gold watch mislaid. Judge Spiegel ordered restraint on Defiance property and jewelry business valued around $9,000. Harris Cameron and Shattuck represent the wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie G. Sapp
Jonathan L. Sapp
Etta Baldwin
Shay & Cogan
Malinda May
Edgar L. May
Nashville
Miamitown Idol Ends in a Damage Suit
Judge Jelke hears a $1,500 damages case filed by 71 year old J. C. Thompson against farmer Robert Scoggins over a contract to provide a home and keep Thompson, a Newport property owner, content. Thompson claims Scoggins failed to fulfill the agreement and Thompson offered his property worth over $3,500 with a mortgage and tax issues. The feud included a prior breach of peace arrest and a rejected marriage proposal from Scoggins’ daughter. Attorneys are A. A. Ferris and Ernst Rehm for Thompson and C. W. Baker and Krato Topp for Scoggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelke
J. C. Thompson
Robert Scoggins
Miamitown
Thompson
Scoggins
Newport
A. A. Ferris
Ernst Rehm
C. W. Baker
Krato Topp
Coney Island Hosts Special Program With Noted Entertainers
A special amusement program will be presented at Coney tomorrow with afternoon and evening concerts by the Cincinnati Full Military Band. The Bijou Theater introduces a new vaudeville bill featuring Wilson and Clayton the Ashtons White and Dennison and Helen May Smith among others.
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Coney Tomorrow
Cincinnati
Bijou
Wilson and
Clayton
Ashtons
White and Dennison
Helen May Smith
Indianapolis
Lagoon Amphitheater Weekbill Promises Entertaining Program
The bill for the coming week at the Lagoon amphitheater promises to be exceptionally interesting. It includes Tootoon in Arabs in their athletic games, John T. Powers monologist, the Misses Cook and Clinton expert rifle shots, and Charles Ulrich famous equilibrist. Performances are given every afternoon and evening, rain or shine.
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the Lagoon Amphitheater
Tootoon
John T. Powers
Cook
Clinton
Charles Ulrich
Gilbert seeks injunction to halt Pygmalion and Galatea production
London June 22. W S Gilbert the dramatist applied in the Chancery Court for an injunction to stop Jeanette Steer from continuing the production at the Comedy Theatre of his play Pygmalion and Galatea. He alleges she has altered the business as arranged and as performed by other actresses. The hearing was adjourned for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
London
Chancery Court
Jeanette Steer
Comedy Theater
First Regiment Band Delights at City Zoo Concert
A large audience attended the concert at the Zoo last night by the First Regiment Band directed by Smith. The program pleased all, with the Cavalry Charge a hit and cornet soloist E E Nickerson drawing several encores. Sunday night Weber's Band will perform with a grand fireworks display.
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First Regiment
Zoo
Smith
E. E. Nickerson
Weber
Body of Bellboy Found Near Fern Bank
A colored boy about 10 years old was found by Joe Keller at Fern bank around 6 o clock last evening. He is believed to be the bellboy who drowned at Riverside a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Keller
Fernbank
Riverside
Faitha Gilliam Faces Guilty Plea Risk in Paris Green Case
Faitha Gilliam may plead guilty to an indictment charging her with giving paris green to the Winold children and Dr. Ambrose family. Judge Hollister will determine the penalty, with no promised bargain or guarantee, while counsel debate insanity as a defense and minimal sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faitha Gilliam
Borgia
Paris Green
Winold
Dr. Ambrose
Hollister
Dissolution Suit Filed in Bene Franz & Co Partnership
George A. Franz and Henry Gerver sue Henry Bene to dissolve the planing mill partnership on Central Avenue and to settle its affairs. They allege Bene withdrew from the business in January 189% and has not served the firm while drawing assets beyond his share, despite efforts to reach a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bene, Franz & Co
Central Avenue
George A. Franz
Henry Gerver
Henry Bene
Bene
Death of William Hurrell at City Hospital
William Hurrell aged 40 of Hunt Street and Montgomery Road died yesterday morning at City Hospital from nephritis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hurrell
Hunt Street
Montgomery Road
City Hospital
Gideon De Wilson Sues Through Courts, Attorney Named
The note indicates litigation proceeding with Gideon De Wilson acting as attorney for the case. The reference to courts suggests ongoing legal action and formal representation.
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Gideon de Wilson
Dramey Estate Appoints Wellinghoff Executrix
Will of William Dramey of Mill Street leaves estate valued at 6400 to daughter Anna M Wellinghoff who is named executrix. Guardianship letters granted to Thomas F Shay for Birdie Umom and Mamie Dixon minors. Estates depend on success of suits to be filed.
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William Dramey
Mill Street
Anna M. Wellinghoff
Thomas F. Shay
Birdie Umom
Mamie Dixon
Court docket items and alimony cases update
A federal style list shows multiple civil suits in No 118,971 to 118,979, plus superior court dockets Nos 50,717 to 60,720 for injunctions dissolutions and appeals. Notable items include alimony actions Minnie G Sapp v Jonathan L Sapp and Malinda E May v Edgar L May, and a bankruptcy-like entry on Henry Giershofer vs Weil Guggenheimer.
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Henry
Geiershofer
Weil & Gugenheim
Frank Seinsheimer
Knights Templars and
Maronic Mutual Life Association
Théresia J. Wehman
Executrix
Robertson & Buchwalter
Werner Biesmeyér
Henry Brockmann
Arnold Speiser
Henry Knehté
Richard Bruns
John B. Wolterman
Shay & Cogan
Minnie G. Sapp
Jonathan L. Sapp
Malinda E. May
Edgar L. May
Harris & Cameron and A
C. Shattuck
Martha Hfigmann
George Smith
Squire Brandt
Anthony Carusée
Harry W. Schuch
Corccoran & Corcoran
Jacob G. Schmicheipp
Henry Pogue
Cincinnati Fitson Electric Light Company
Wm. W. Smith
Eettens
Deadlock over solicitorhip in St Bernard and Lan Dismissals
Millcreek Valley debate over appointing a village solicitor ends in stalemate as Hammel and Gorman face rejection. Village tax levy rises 1 1/2 mills. Officials plan to discuss Carthage pike repairs with Millcreek railway amid anticipated track work. Public nuisance charge leads to suspended sentence for Andy Hughes. Youth Price breaks wrist at Lockland depot and Tauber suffers leg fractures at Elmwood Place. Lockland Christian Church plans lawn fete June 23 hosted by pastor E B Griffith.
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St. Bernard
Lockland
Frank Gorman
Hartwell
B. Hammel
Thold Ibers
Hammel
Ita
Millcreek Valley
Carthage Pike
Andy Hughes
Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Manufacturing Company
Elmwood Place
Hughes
Marshal Porter
Bart
Letter Carriers Urged to Read Sunday Tribune
Postmen are asked to study the Commercial Tribune issue dated Sunday June 24 for items of special interest to mail carriers.
Plans Completed for Conclave at the Zoo Today
A local committee of the Tribe of Ben Hur led by Dr. A. C. Bauer met at Room 27 in the Palace Hotel to finalize arrangements for the tri State conclave at the Zoo. Visitors from Connersville Indiana Boonville Indiana Findlay Ohio attended.
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Zoo
Tribe of
Ben Hur
A. C. Bauer
tri-State
Palace Hotel
D. W. Gerard
F. L. Snyder
Rabbi Philipson to address ministers on Jews past present and future
Rabbi Philipson of Mound Street Temple will speak to the Presbyterian Ministers' Association at First Presbyterian Church next Monday morning on Jews past present and future. The association has over seventy five enrolled members and will be represented. the general public is invited.
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Rabbi Philipson
Mound Street Temple
Presbyterian Ministers’ Association
First Presbyterian Church
Ministers’ Association
Festival Association Paves Way for Big September Event
At the Gibson House headquarters the Fall Festival Association outlined plans for a national exhibition with exhibitors from across the country. A Cincinnati inventor offered a 1,800 foot railway ride on the canal, revenue to be shared. Subscriptions total $35,650 with $200 to $500 gifts. The directors will travel to Indianapolis on a Business Men's Club special to boost promotion and distribute materials.
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Gibson House
Fall Festival Association
Cincinnati
New York
Street Railway Men Told of Sunday Tribune Notice
The Commercial Tribune invites motormen gripmen and conductors to read a Sunday June 24 notice on street railway lines noting there is something of interest and importance for the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Kanawha Coal Deal Transfers C and O Contracts
The C and O Coal Company and the C O Fuel Company retail arm pass to the Kanawha Coal and Coke Company under Donald Macdonald. Kanawha operators agree to supply coal for all unexpired C O Coal contracts including about 85 000 tons for the Cincinnati Street Railway over ten months. The Kanawha Fuel Company is formed to handle wholesale business. coal will be sold on open market, not retailed by a single company except for unexpired contracts.
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C.& O. Coal Company
C. & O. Fuel Company
Donald Macdonald
Kanawha Coal and Coke Company
Kanawha
C. & O. Coal Company
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Kanawha Fuel Company
C. & C. Fuel Company
Tennis at Louisville by Cincinnati Players
A Cincinnati tennis party sails to Louisville for a Hampton College courts tournament starting at 9 a.m. today. Players Nat Emerson Roy Miller Ernst Diehl Geo DeCamp William Hunt Charles Iredell Frank Garrison Bob Stevens Deane Emerson and A B Cole face Le Robinson Lewis Hardy Grinstead Vaughn in singles with top doubles teams to follow.
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Cincinnati
Falls City
Louisville
Athletic Tennis Club
Nat Emerson
Roy Miller
Ernst Diehl
Geo, DeCamp
William Hunt
Charles J. Iredell
Frank Garrison
Bob J. Stevens
Deane Emerson
A. B. Cole
Joe Eaton
Grinstead Vaughn
Thomas Tuley
Percy Booth
Golfers’ Club
Covington
Avondale
Westwood
Norwood
Local Troy Couple Marry in Newport Surprise Ceremony
The marriage of J. R. Simpson, 24, a leading Troy electrical merchant, to Roxana Stillwell, 21, of Troy, occurred yesterday in Newport. Rev. J. P. Whitehead of the First Presbyterian Church officiated. The couple said they were not running away but aiming to surprise their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Simpson
Troy
Roxana Stillwell
Newport
J. P. Whitehead
First Presbyterian Church
Chilcoatl couple wed in Covington court office
Arwin Chilcoatl aged 24 of Derby Ohio and Addie Chilcoatl aged 21 of South Perry Ohio were married in Covington Kentucky yesterday by Squire J. Jameson at his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arwin Chilcoatl
Derby
Addie Chilcoatl
South Perry
Covington
Squire Jameson
Allen's Foot-Ease powder for easier shoes
One size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease a powder to shake into shoes. It relieves tight or new shoes and calms swollen feet bunions and sore spots. A cure for sweating hot feet and blistering. Available at stores for 2 cents trial offers via mail from Allen S Olmsted LeRoy New York.
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Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy
N. Y
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Block & Pollak Forge Company
Tauber
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