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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1906
Page
5
Joseph Claybecker aged 46 was found dead in the stables of the Walker Brewing Company early yesterday. His body was taken to the morgue and later claimed by friends. The Gale Bros. Company plans to contest a discharge in bankruptcy to Harry Borgmann who was in the grain and hay business.
Frank Barber, 45, an expressman living at Tenth and German streets Newport, collapsed and died at the Pennsylvania freight depot on Butler Street yesterday morning. His body was taken to the Morgue in Patrol 2 and later removed to his Newport home.
Jacob Young of 314 Oregon Street received three months in the local Workhouse after a Police Court ruling. He had been charged with loitering in connection with the killing of Nicholas Dickoff in Chicago last March, a charge brought by a mother.
Fred Geiger remained jailed after a bond plan collapsed when the principal bondsman quit and will not return until Tuesday. Geiger, tried three times on the murder charge, stays in the County Jail.
Jacob Wang, 83, of Mt Carmel, was found unconscious at Pearl and Ludlow. He revived briefly after admission to Hospital in Patrol 2, gave his name, then died within a half hour after being placed in a ward.
Patrolman Bell of the Tenth District arrested James Bartley of Addyston as part of a pursuit seeking a thief. The seizure followed a reported crime and ongoing manhunt by local officers.
John Jacobs of Addyston owned a horse sought by a posse of neighbors after it was taken from the Stockyards yesterday. A reward was offered for the animal's return.
Thomas Kidwell age 39 of 1203 Lee Street dropped a railroad tie on his foot while working on L. N. improvements at Front and Lawrence streets. He suffered crushed toes with multiple fractures and was taken to the hospital where the toes were amputated.
The first concert of the Lin coln Park season will be held next Tuesday evening under the Lin coln Park Concert Association. Kopp's Military Band will furnish the music. The concert planned for last Tuesday was postponed due to the death of Governor Pattison.
Martin Sayman appeared in Police Court yesterday morning charged with petite larceny for taking collars and socks from his father-in-law James McKeelan. He claimed he needed clean garments. costs were levied against him.
Coroner Cameron reported yesterday several deaths from various causes. Breemann died from injuries while attempting to forcibly open a powder can. Simonson was struck by lightning. Zinsmeister fell from a third story window. Infant Ackmeyer drowned accidentally. One death by own action involved Augustus H. Dunn from morphine.
On Tuesday evening June 26 Mr and Mrs Dobbins of San Francisco will host an entertainment at St Pauls M E Church Seventh and Smith streets. The program features moving pictures of San Francisco and California and President McKinley in the flower parade followed by the entertainment Ben Hur with dissolving pictures. Admission is free.
Scott Bonham Ohio's choice for National Republican League President returned from Philadelphia pleased with the jubilee convention. He praised the enthusiasm, noted veterans of the first convention, and cited Ohio New York and Pennsylvania roles in leadership. He predicted a steadier Republican spirit and renewed party traditions across the league.
A New York dispatch reports a potential merger of leading macaroni producers led by Cincinnati’s Foulds Milling Company. Proposed Flour Products Company would be capitalized at 2.5 million dollars with a combined output of 27 million pounds annually and includes several regional players. C. S. Foulds said talks exist but no final agreement is confirmed.
Two men matching the Brent Ohio River station raid description were brought to Covington police after being spotted by Marshal Hamlin. They claimed Cincinnati addresses and boiler maker jobs, and were released after identity checks. Police across Cincinnati Newport Covington and Kentucky towns were alerted. Railway detectives pursued the case with a river ferry witness tying two strangers to the Kentucky shore.
The United States League of Building and Loan Associations will hold its annual convention in this city on July 25 and 26. About 200 delegates from many states are expected. The program includes papers and addresses on building association work and social visits to local attractions. H F Cellarius serves as National Secretary and Hamilton County Building Association aims to make the visit pleasant.
The International Typographic Union meets in Colorado Springs in August to debate mailers withdrawing from the union. The Cincinnati Mailers Union, first to push withdrawal, expects support from Louisville, Boston, and Chicago locals, while arguing they lack sufficient backing from the parent body. The Mailers Trades District Union president holds the IU position of Third Vice President.
The following marriage licenses were issued in Greater Cincinnati yesterday in Cincinnati.
Go to New York on the Lehigh double track scenic highway with connections at Buffalo or Niagara Falls to all lines from the West. Write Lehigh Valley Railroad 369 Main Street Buffalo NY or 7 Fort Street Detroit MI for details.
Frank A. Buening 25, of Charlotte street, a cigar packer at Michael Ibold's factory, was taken to City Hospital with concussion after being struck on the head. He and friends had been in Bottenhorn's saloon on Central avenue when he vanished, later found unconscious behind the building with pockets turned inside out.
Passengers on a crowded Clark street car were startled yesterday at 5 o'clock when a runaway mule team dashed down Armory avenue and struck the front of the car. The motorman's quick stop prevented a wreck and stampede. Mules wagon and car suffered considerable damage.
Special convocations and stated meetings listed for Kilwinning Chapter Lafayette Lodge McMillan Chapter Walnut Hills Lodge with details on dates June 26 and 27 at 7 30 p m. Work in Masonic degrees and visitors invited. signatures include L L Latta F K Bowman and O B Schoepfel.
Cincinnati Lodge No. 2 K of P holds regular meeting Wednesday June 27 at 8 pm with Knight Rank work. Eagle Lodge No. 10 I C O F reports last quarterly meeting June 25 dues payment and degree work. Visitors welcomed.
Deaths include Hugh Wilson Brown buried from 2229 Nelson Ave Mt. Auburn. G Morris Crawford died June 21 at No 10 St Leger Building Woodburn and Gilbert avenues. services at Spring Grove Chapel June 24. Johanna Ringgenberger and Elizabeth Spills noted with funeral details and private burials.
A list of burial permits shows Edward Edwards aged 48 at 956 Gest with nephritis. George Breckner 35 at 1306 Sycamore with typhoid fever. Joe Ringen at 36 with thrombos. Charles Breckenridge 30 at Seventh and Culvert inquest pending. Gertrude Ochs 68 at 2s Wade with nephritis. David Rose at Christ Hospital with septicemia. Nora Schuster 20 at 1434 John with typhoid fever. Margaret Walsh 4 at 858 Hathaway with meningitis. Catherine Carter 5 at 48 Hopkins with phthisis. Annie Maria Brown 65 at 2016 Central with colitis. Mary Goobin 48 at 11% E Ninth with peritonitis. August Tl 38 at Conklin with heart ailment. Frank 62 Newport inquest pending.
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