Murder Witness Says Winterberger Shot Owens in Crescent Springs
Patrick Owens a Crescent Springs blacksmith was shot at his home in a suspected murder attempt by Alex Winterberger a Cincinnati molder living at Crescent Springs. Owens wounded in multiple spots and in critical condition described a prior assault and a shot fired from a vacant house on Saturday night. Police traced witnesses and noted an old feud with James Graham contributing to the case.
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Patrick Owens
Kentucky
Crescent Springs
Kenton County
Owens
Alex. Winterberger
Cincinnati
Crescent Bprings
Boske
Feldhaus
Covington
Winterberger
Crescent Springs Pike
Thomas J. Wilson
Squire Childers
Erlanger
Jas. Graham
Graham
Thomas Murray
Pike
Late Lieut Cilley remembered as brave officer from famed Cilley line
The Cincinnati tribute recounts First Lieutenant Jonathan Birdsall Cilley 1873 born and trained in military schools. He served from 1898 in the Forty third United States Volunteers and helped reach Ft Ethan Allen with Colonel Arthur Murray. His death in the Philippines followed constant scouting with Major Lincoln Clark Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Jonathan Birdsall Cilley
Philippines
Commercial Tribune
Joseph Cilley
Jonathan Cilley
Greenleaf Cilley
Navy
Maine
Representative Graves
Kentucky
Cilley
Ft. Ethan Allen
Boston Globe
Cincinnati
Miltary Academy
Harvard
Seventh Infantry
Ft. Porter
Lincoln Clark Andrews
Washington, D. C
Bishop Moore Delivers St Johns Day Address at Westwood M E
Bishop David Hastings Moore spoke at St Johns Day services for Cheviot Lodge No 140 F and A M at Westwood Church. About 100 Masons from Cheviot and nearby lodges attended as the morning program opened with organ music, hymns, and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheviot Lodge
Westwood Church
Westwood M. E
No. 140
A. M
Cheviot
Charles C. Hard
David G. Lanshaw
Emma B. Herndon
David Hastings Moore
Paul H. Koehne
Milton
Charles Parker Dead Depot Master at Storrs Station
Charles Parker aged 84 died at his Hartwell home on North Crescent avenue after a long illness. Born in Dayton, Ohio he joined the O and M Railroad as a messenger boy in 1866, rose to Freight Agent then Depot Master at Storrs transfer station, resigned a year ago, sought relief in Las Vegas and El Paso, returned last April and died yesterday. Survived by family. Funeral at his home tomorrow under Hoffner Masonic Lodge auspices, burial in Spring Grove.
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Storrs Transfer Station
Charles P. Parker
North Crescent Avenue
Hartwell
Morgan
Dayton
O. & M. Railroad
Storrs
Las Vegas
N. M
el Paso
Tex
Hoffner Masonic Lodge
Northside
Spring Grove
Raid on Crap Game Busted in Bailey Court
Pa patrolmen Hill and Dewire raided a crap game in Bailey court behind 521 West Fifth street. About a dozen youths were playing. several escaped. Those arrested include Ed Jung William Carey John Carey William Overend Robert Johnson William Randall William Holmes William Meinking James Scott and Barrow who was charged with drunkenness.
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Bailey Court
West Fifth Street
Hill
Dewire
Ed Jung
William Carey
John Carey
Wm. Overend
Smith Street
Robert Johnson
Wm. Randall
Carlisle Avenue
Wm. Holmes
Wm. Meinking
James Scott
John Street
Pat Barrow
West Sixth Street
Death of Charles Steinkamp Aged 37 At City Hospital
Charles Steinkamp aged 37 a paper hanger residing at 714 Freeman Avenue died yesterday morning at City Hospital after a lingering illness caused by locomotor ataxia. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
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Charles Steinkamp
Freeman Avenue
City Hospital
Alum baking powders list warns of alum content in products
A door to door sample prompts housewives to check for safety. The notice lists powders sold with alum and identifies manufacturers such as Potter Parlin Cincinnati and Howell Cincinnati among others. It notes price and quality indicators and cautions against cheap powders like Aunt Jemima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee ‘Baking Powder Co
New York
Pondhden Mfg. Co
Richmond
Potter-Parlin Co
Cincinnati
Delicatesse Baking Powder Co
N. Y
BON Bon and
Grant Chemical Co
Chicago
Camp Beliss
Onccccanstesensess
The
Potter-Parjin Co
Bnow - Beng
Miami Mfg. Co
Jemima
Heekin & Co
Howell Mfg. Co
J. P. Dieter Co
Wreck of the Brown Draws Thousands to Sunken Steamer
The sunken White Collar Line steamer Dick Brown drew thousands of spectators as divers prepared to search the wreck. Authorities reported all crew and passengers accounted for, while two men were arrested for stealing bacon from the boat.
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Dick Brown
White Collar Line
Vic Warhart
State of Kansas
New Madrid
Dan Spellman
Sixth Street
Mt. Echo Road
Charles Meyers
Sixth
Sedam Streets
Boers
Tehan
Gym Athletic Grounds Expanding Clubhouse on the River
Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club enlarges its East End riverside clubhouse to serve rising memberships. Lockers will double, a new handball court joins tennis courts, and boats will be placed at the Boat Club wharf for non Boat Club members. Fourth of July events anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club
Boat Club
City Hospital Corrects Childs Bowed Legs
Henrietta Parker a young girl from 330 Hunt Street received surgery at City Hospital to straighten bowed legs. Doctors shaved bone and set the limbs in plaster as new bone forms to restore symmetry and relieve lifelong deformity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Parker
Hunt Street
City Hospital
Fire Doused at Queen City Pad Company Warerooms
Engine Company 2 put out a small blaze in the warerooms of the Queen City Pad Company at Eighth and Depot streets yesterday. The cause is not known and damage is estimated at a fraction of a percent.
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Engine Company 2
Queen City
Eighth
Depot Streets
Tailors Union Sparks Controversy in Police Department
Colonel Deitsch confronts alleged nonunion bias after investigation into police tailors in Tooley Street. The Barbers Union protests as the assistant tailor faces scrutiny for patronizing a five cent shop and allowing a scab barber to shave him. The event unfolds amid tensions over union loyalties and discipline.
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Tooley Street
Police Department
Deitsch
Barbers’ Union
London
Cincinnati
Fivecenters
Deadly blank cartridge injuries alarm city as Fourth of July nears
Wads from blank cartridges cause serious wounds among youths with two boys, Harry Murnhan and DeLeon ONeal, hospitalized after embedding wads in hands. Doctors warn even tiny fragments can trigger blood poisoning and lockjaw from fulminate mercury residues. last year five deaths were recorded at City Hospital.
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City Hospital
Harry Munrahan
Walnut Stret
DeLeon O'Neal
Broadway
Cincinnati Service Improves New York Central Trains
General Passenger Agent George H. Daniels of New York Central & Hudson River Railroad promotes Cincinnati service as a major factor in 1900. Three trains to Cincinnati depart New York at 1:00, 5:30 and 9:20 p.m., rapidly gaining popularity.
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Daniels
New York Central
Hudson River
Western Vanderbilt
Lake Shore
George H. Daniels
Cincinnati
New York
Ohio
ROW OVER CHINESE WAR ENDS IN HOSPITAL FIGHT
William Owens of 507 Woodward street and George Gregory of 416 Woodward street fought over the Chinese War on Broadway near Court street. The pair were battered and sent to the hospital. They were later jailed at Hammond Street Station on drunkenness charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Owens
Woodward Street
George Gregory
Broadway
Court Street
Hammond Street
Injuries Proved Mortal in Avondale Accident
E. H. Wilmer a carpenter of Union and Maine Avenues Avondale died at Jewish Hospital from abdominal injuries after a board struck him a week earlier at the Pease planing mill in Fredonia Avenue. Coroner Schwab will hold an inquest this morning. Advertisements note Finner Amend’s Prescription No. 2,851 for rheumatism.
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E. H. Wilmer
Union and
Maine Avenues
Avondale
Jewish Hospital
Pease
Fredonia Avenue
Schwab
Murder suspects in Covington jail seek contact with Jeffries
The alleged murderers Bishop and Lyons in Covington Jail expressed disappointment that Champion Jeffries did not visit them after umpiring a game. They asked a Tribune rep to bring Jeffries to the jail while awaiting trial for murder. Bishop’s mother promised to hire an attorney, Lyons hoped for help from friends, and both remained unconcerned as they faced serious charges.
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Bishop
Iyons
Covington
McQuery
Champion Jeffries
Commercial Tribune
Jeffries
Lyons
Fatal fall on new Cincinnati Aurora streetcar line
Patrick Eyerson of Addyston was fatally injured at Trautman Station when he fell from the rear platform of a moving streetcar under Conductor George Greenameyer. Eyerson, 42, leaves a widow and seven children. an inquest is set for tomorrow. Patrolman James Bradshaw witnessed the事件 and noted no intoxication.
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Cincinnati
Aurora
Ind
Trautman Station
Patrick Eyerson
Addyston Pipe
Addyston
George Greenameyer
Anderson’s Ferry
Egerson
James Bradshaw
Ninth District
Asleep on the Track Fatality at Davis Lane Crossing
A man about 35 was killed when a Little Miami train ran over him at Davis lane crossing while he lay on the tracks. The engineer could not stop in time. The body was sent to Cincinnati and later identified with no matches to inmates at local infirmaries.
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Miami
Davis Lane Crossing
Cincinnati
Elocutionary Contest By Miss Delaney Pupils
An elocutionary contest presented by pupils of Miss Grace B Delaney will be held at Evanston Presbyterian Church this evening at 8 o clock. Residents of Evanston and surrounding area anticipate a program planned with careful preparation and expect an event of notable interest.
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Miss Delaney
Evanston Presbyterian Church
Grace B. Delaney
Evanston
Cincinnati Club Fourth of July Celebration
The Cincinnati Club of Walnut Hills plans a July Fourth celebration on its Melrose avenue grounds with a fireworks display under the watchword Noise. A supper and dance will follow the fireworks.
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Cincinnati Club
Walnut Hills
Melrose Avenue
Board of Governors Elected The Wise Memorial Fund
The Hebrew Union College Board of Governors elected the Isaac M. Wise Memorial Fund board names and roles at a formal session. Key figures and institutional ties were highlighted during the announcement. The meeting reaffirmed support for the fund’s scholarship and philanthropic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Union College
Isaac M. Wise
The
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
West Sixth Street
Julius Freiberg
Lipman Levy
Nathan Drucker
Ed L. Heinsheimer
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Bishop Moore
Charles Parker
H. & 8S. Pogue CO
H. & S. Pogue CO
SILK
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Cloth Cutters
Police
Kansas City Kretumn
ST. Louis
Cincinnati Service
Finner & Amend
H. & 8. Pogue CO
Cloak and Suit Department
Fiske, Clark & Flagg and King
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
Mre Sales
Mitchelu
Ueans
Nvins
the Globe-Wernicke
the Globe“Wernicke Co
Ares
Hebrew Congregations
Lake Erie
Niagara Falls
Chautauqua
Grand Central Station
4Th Ave
N. W. Cor
4Th and
Vine
P.r.budd
Pittsburg
P. R. Budd
Sapolio
Free Information Bureau
ALMS
W. P. Bruce
Hotel Monmouth
Applegate
Atlantic City, N. J
Shelburne
Atlantic City
Ocean Front
James D. Southwick
Waldorf-Astoria
N. J
Ocean
Harry Rothman
Grand Atlantic Hotel
Virginia
X. i
Charles EB. Cope
Hotel Majestic
N.J
Virginia Av
Beach
New Steel Pier
Osborne
Ainter
Cape May, N. J
Stockton Hotel
Horace M. Cake
Washington, D
Ocean Steamships
Nova Scotia
Boston
Yarmouth Line
H. F. Hammond
Acent
Lewis Wharf
Mass
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Ch&d
Vor AI Northerne
ToueDo
Mackinac & Duluth
White's
Harvard University
Radcliffe College
the Collegiate School
Auburn Av
Ev. J. Babiu
A.B
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Baymiller
Chamber of Commerce
Lagoon
Prof. Walker
Diving Horses and Elks
Weber Military Band
Hester Par Saletok
Mart Fel
Hawiley’s
Smith & Nixon’s
Louisville
City OF Pittsburg
Coney Island
A.m. Ueeswe
Telephone
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