University Plans New Settlement Building With Myers Pledge
At a Cincinnati university special meeting Dr. P. V. N. Myers pledged to raise about 25 000 for a new Social Settlement building on the McMicken property. Directors voted to grant the land, with Myers funding any shortfall. the project aims to serve a dense tenement district and establish a sociological hospital in a four story design. Dr. Royal Melendy will lead the settlement after September and serve as assistant sociology professor.
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P. V. N. Myers
McMicken
Elm Street
Dr. Myers
Cincinnati
Dabney
Windisch
Liberty and
Plum Streets
Brown
Myers
Royal Melendy
Newark
N. J
Chicago
Thoms
Burnet Woods
Mayor Dempsey Acquits Officer In Conduct Case
Mayor Dempsey yesterday acquitted Detective Calnan of charges of conduct unbecoming an officer. The trial focused on whether Calnan used handbooks in the recent Bookmaker Frank Smith case. Attorney Muller denied knowledge of any gambling by Calnan, while prosecutors and inspectors testified about statements attributed to Muller and Calnan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
Calnan
Millikin
Michael Muller
Frank Smith
Muller
Additional suits filed against former Cincinnati Chamber members
Sanford Brown as receiver of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Mutual Insurance Company filed suits in Justice Bloom's court against thirteen more former members to recover debts. Plaintiffs and amounts include George Herzog 132 dollars J H Purvis 124 Henry Herzog 126 Charles H Smith 144 James M Blair 126 John W Paul 120 Fritz Petri 40.80 B F Pratt 99 Joseph P Rogers 114 Charles Becht 38.25 O F Barrett 12 W H Davis 142 Paris C Brown 132. The aim is to sue all others whose relations with the company render them liable for its debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Brown
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Mutual Insurance Company
Court of Justice
Bloom
George Herzog
J. H. Purvis
Henry Herzog
Charles H. Smith
James M. Blair
John W. Paul
Fritz Petri
B. F. Pratt
Joseph P. Rogers
Charles Becht
O. F. Barrett
W. H. Davis
Paris C. Brown
Unclear Civil Service Order on Fourth Ward Affairs
The Civil Service Commission order to Secretary Moss regarding Fourth Ward affairs has not been received and its existence is doubted. Pig Knuckle Club members pressed for news yesterday but unanswered inquiries left the matter unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Moss
Civil Service Board
Fourth Ward
Pig Knuckle Club
Ohio Music Teachers' Convention Concludes in Granville
The Ohio Music Teachers Association wrapped its three day session with a grand Odeon concert. Delegates from major Ohio cities attended. Officers elected include Philp Werthner president and Walter Aiken vice president. Granville was chosen for the next annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
Odeon
Ohio
Tschaikowski
Nocholas Rubenstein
Wilhelm Kraupner
Bernhard Sturm
Julius Sturm
Pearl W. Stephens
Toledo
Chopin
Philp Werthner
Walter Aiken
Louise Church
Arthur Judson
George Andrews
J. B. Francis McDowell
Cleveland
Carolyn Hayes
Chillicothe
Franz Ries
G. W. Chadwick
Chaminade
Fight for dry town in Madisonville escalates
A heated clash between wets and drys over saloon closures in Madisonville intensifies. Church and temperance groups hold nightly meetings led by Rev. Eldridge of the Antisaloon League with Senator Clark slated to speak next week. Wets pursue quiet activity, while five remaining saloons face potential voter action as the election nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Mr. Eldridge
Antisaloon League
Senator Clark
Fete Planned by Holy Name Church Ladies
The Holy Name Church ladies finalize lawn fete plans for June 26 to 29 on church grounds at Auburn Avenue and McMillan Street. Booths will offer goods and foods, with a country store, parcel booth, cake booth, and crafts. Free concerts and a minstrel show will run each evening to raise funds for church ground purchase and a remodeled chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman Homestead
Ban on lurid bills by Cincinnati poster firm
The Cincinnati Bill Posting Company through manager W. P. Metzdorf announces a ban on suggestive lurid show bills after August 1. The move follows a Detroit meeting of the National organization of bill posters and distributors which passed resolutions to boycott such bills. Stair and Havlin will refrain from booking sensationally titled shows.
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Cincinnati Bill Posting Company
W. P. Metzdorf
Cincinnati Bill
National Organization of Bill Posters
Detroit
Stair & Havlin
Citizens Protest Elevation Plans Over Rookwood Crossing
East End residents protest the proposed Rookwood crossing of the Pennsylvania line urging slower action and changes to plans. Speakers condemn overhead construction and depressions, arguing the project benefits the railroad more than the public. City Solicitor Lowman warns injunction should be last resort while seeking plan changes. Mayor Dempsey urges vigilance but criticizes delay.
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Dempsey
East End
Rookwood Crossing
Pennsylvania
M. W. Conway
Lucien B. Robb
John H. Gray
Fred
Lowman
Seven Deacons Ordained at St Peter's Cathedral
Solemn Pontifical high mass celebrated by Archbishop Henry Moeller of Cincinnati at St. Peter's Cathedral yesterday morning. Seven deacons were ordained: William Welsh F Meyers J G Falls William Casey H Lehman Charles Kuenle and R Baranski. The ceremonies were elaborate and well attended. Assistants included Mgr Mackey Arch Priest Joseph Sieber Deacon of the Mass W Clark Sub deacon Mass Revs T J Deasey and J Gnau Deacons of Honor and Revs E A Davis J T Gallagher and a seminarian Masters of Ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
St. Peter's Cathedral
William Welsh
F. Meyers
J. G. Falls
William Casey
H. Lehman
Charles Kuenle
R. Baranski
Mgr. Mackey
Joseph Sieber
W. Clark
T. J. Deasey
J. Gnau
E. A. Davis
J. T. Gallagher
Union Central Board to Elect Pattison Successor
A meeting of Union Central Life Insurance Company directors is set for next Saturday afternoon to pass resolutions of respect for the late Governor Pattison and elect a successor to his presidency. J R Clark notes no announced candidate yet and that a board member is likely to be chosen, with no reorganization planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Central Life Insurance Company
John M. Pattison
Pattison
J R. Clark
Union Central
Popular Summer Resort at Thousand Islands St. Lawrence
The Thousand Islands area on the St. Lawrence River remains a premier summer destination. Frontenac Island hosts swift yachts and a nine hole golf course. Hotel Frontenac offers modern facilities, an orchestra, indoor amusements, and fishing nearby under manager G C Trussee.
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St. Lawrence
Frontenac
Hotel Frontenac
G. C. Trussee
Bon Air
Augusta
Melancholic Patron Escalates Dining Dispute
Herman Klick, 32, of 421 East Fourth Street, caused a disturbance at a restaurant on 425 Main Street at noon. He cursed loudly, threatened staff, and displayed a pugilistic stance before police arrived and he was taken to City Hospital. Dr. Osmond diagnosed acute melancholia. Klick refused treatment and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Klick
East Fourth Street
Main Street
Klick
Chautauqua Lake Excursion Details Listed
Chautauqua Lake excursion via Erie Railroad priced at 11.30 dollars. Dates July 6 and July 27. Tickets available at 416 Walnut Street and at the Depot at Fifth and Baymiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Lake
Erie R. R
Walnut Street
Fifth and Baymiller
Option Law Test In Court Hands
Martin Doering sues Mayor Dempsey and city officials to restrain action under the Jones local option law arguing it amounts to an election not by ballot and lacks an appeal method. The Superior Court heard the case yesterday and taken under general term consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Doering
Dempsey
Jones
Common Pleas
Eads Put On Trial For Murder In Court
John Eads faced a murder trial in Criminal Court for the death of Adam Jaeger an employee of the National Flag Company. His son James Eads was indicted for the same crime and pleaded guilty and is now at Mansfield Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eads
Adam Jaeger
National Flag Company
James
Mansfield Reformatory
Estate of J Luebbers Worth $28814
The estate of John Luebbers of the firm J B Schroder & Co at 133 East Fifth street totals 28814.44 with a 24000 interest in the business. By agreement the surviving partners T M Frohmiller and J B Schroder and the widow will take over the deceased’s stake at appraised value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Luebbers
J. B. Schroder & Co
East Fifth Street
T. M. Frohmiller
J. B. Schroder
Mr. Luebbers
Whetstone Estate Appraisement Totals 252622.53
Probate Court records show the late Sarah M. Whetstone's personal property valued at 252622.53 with 251331.53 in stocks across twenty five corporations nationwide. Household goods total 1291. The only item listed with zero value is a locket containing a picture and a hair lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. W.hetstone
United States
Judge appoints Ratliff to defend Jackson in saloon murder
Judge Fflnger yesterday appointed Raymond Ratliff to defend William Jackson accused of murdering William Raich, a West End saloonist. Charles Campbell and Dan Dodson, indicted for the same crime, pleaded guilty and received life sentences.
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Fflnger
Raymond Ratliff
William Jackson
William Raich
West End
Charles Campbell
Dan Dodson
Four seeking divorce and breach of promise suit in Common Pleas
Dora Brenner of Mt Airy seeks divorce from John Brenner alleging cruelty including a strike while she was ill in bed and Rent collection threats. Daisy B Smith seeks divorce from Philip A Smith citing gross neglect and failure to provide with $380 spent in three months. Emma Burkhardt files for divorce from Charles F Burkhardt citing numerous acts of extreme cruelty. William Brown requests divorce from Sarah Brown for gross neglect and three years willful absence. Charles Cluthe, VP of G Cluthe Company, sued for $10 000 breach of promise by Paula Hamester who claims he promised marriage on June 5 1905 and refused on April 13 1906.
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Dora Brenner
Mt. Airy
John
Cincinnati
Daisy B. Smith
Philip A
Samuel W. Bell
Plaintiff
Swing
Charles F. Burkhardt
Emma
William Brown
Sarah
M. C. Lykins
Charles Cluthé
G. Cluthe Company
East Court
Common Pleas Court
Paula Hamester
Milton Street
Domestic 17 Falls Through Skylight on West Fifth
Hattie Gibbs a 17 year old domestic at 805 West Court suffered a cut leg a scalp wound and contusions after falling through a skylight at 414 West Fifth while hanging out laundry. She was sent to the roof and fell one floor to the level below.
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Hattie Gibbs
West Court
West Fifth Street
Police Transfers Agreed Amid Dispute By City Board
The Board of Public Safety voted to transfer police lieutenants and sergeants among districts every three months despite protests from Chief Millikin and Prosecutor Oppenheimer. The board also aims to fill 19 acting detective vacancies and will reconvene to finish unfinished business before Burgheim leaves for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
Oppenheimer
Board of Public Safety
Burgheim
Cincinnati
Europe
Furst
Ie Board
Ducks Ready for Their Big Outing at Coney Island
The Duckworth Club outing at Coney Island features a baseball game between Ducks and the Democratic Club with a July 21 return match if the first game is lost. A large crowd is expected, Island Queen and Princess will operate late, the flag will fly from the Queen, and a minstrel show and Bryan Williams portrait fireworks are planned. lineups include O’Donnell, Long, Brown, Hester, Devanney, BuchREitz, Haggerty, Howard, Banfield for the Ducks and S White, Nolan, R White, Diehl, Dierkes, O Brien, O’Neill, Boyd, Kunkel for the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duckworth Club
Coney Island
Ducks
Democratic
Coney
Duckworth
Williams Jennings Bryan
O’donnell
Long
Brown
Hester
Devanney
Buchreitz
Haggerty
Howard
Banfield
S. White
Nolan
R. White
Diehl
Dierkes
O’brien
O'Neill
Boyd
Kunkel
Receivers Certify May Road Accounts in Traction Lines
The auditor of accounts certified May end balances for the former Appleyard traction lines under Receivers Schmidlapp and Wilson. Columbus, London & Springfield shows a 66565.42 surplus. Urbana Bellefontaine & Northern received 14412 of purchase money. Dayton Springfield & Urbana got 14301, surplus 25200. Central Market paid 21427, surplus 10867. Settlement of affairs proceeds rapidly.
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Appleyard Traction
Schmidlapp and Wilson
Columbus, London & Springfield
Urbana, Bellefontaine & Northern
Dayton, Springfield
Dispensation Granted for Feast Day by Cincinnati Archbishop
Archbishop Henry Moeller announced that the Holy Father granted a dispensation from the law of abstinence for next Friday June 29 the Feast of Sts Peter and Paul for Catholics in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati.
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Moeller
Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
Holy Father
Henry Moeller
CHATUBAL BRIDGE Special Train Sunday June 24
Special train from Fourth Street Station at 7 30 a m via L N R R Ky Div to Cynthiana Paris Winchester and intermediate points. Grand mountain scenery boating and fishing. Return fare one dollar.
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Fourth Street
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
Grand Mountain
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Himsel
University Board
Smith
Casey
Calhan
Insurance Co
Civil Service
Music Teachers Convention
Werthner
Christ Church
Louis Ehrgott
John Yoakley
Schumann Jublate
Mosenthal
Lord
Aete Allittsen
Fouepis Schenke
Chadwick
Wagner
Wesley Hubbell
Ladies of Holy Name Church
Eastern Avenue
City Solicitor
Tuke
Archbishop Moeller
EADS
Whetstone Estate
Jackson
Fers
Appleyard Lines
Chatubal Bridge
St. Ie
Bejach’s Cigar Store
M A.B. Carpenter Co
Franklin
F.O.B
Syracuse
Sid Black Automobile Co
E. Ninth St
Lippincott
Tribune
Western Electric
Russell
John A. Stewart Electric CO
Fifth and
Sycamore Streets
WM. Miller Range and Furnace CO
Postoffice Square
Ch&d
Indianapolis
Rushville
Connersville
C. H. D. Depot
Fifth
Elyimilier
JOB Press
The
Kemper-Thomas Company
Anorwood
Wilmington, Sabina, Washington
G. H
Mt, Sterling, Columbus, and
Return
Central Union Station
Walnut St
Chester
New York
Pany
Rounders
Bathing Beach
Smith & Nixon’s
Montgomery Phister
Commercial Tribune
Theodore Mitchell
Enquirer
Bryant’s Minstrels
Coney Princess Ly. City
Queen
Nee
Autaway
Louisville
Main St
Main
Dayton
Batesville
Burnet House
Vine St
Jefferson Sts
Norwood
Pain
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Smith & Nixon
California
Iines
Mr. Bell
Tedt
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