Knights of St. John Parade Illuminates City Heat
Tens of thousands lined Cincinnati streets as the Knights of St. John marched in a heat drenched procession. Officials estimated 5 000 uniformed knights and cadets, with 1 000 kept out by the weather, while prizes of 200 100 and 50 awaited the best commanderies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
Army of Knights
Abel
Louisville
Knights
M. J. Keefe
J. J. Shields
J. J. Smiley
Coney Island
Ity Hall
St. Peter Cathedral
Gifts Engine
Sixth Street
Phcen
Ladies’ Aux
Columbus (O
Jungling
Rae
Junging
Columbus
St.Peter's Cathedral
Thomas Bryne
Nashville
Tenn
Reno
Maes
Ovington
Odeon
Jacob
Fleischmann
Bryne
Cincinnati
J. M. Mackey
St. Peter's Cathedral
Knights of John
Julius Fleischmann
Delegates Gather for Requiem Mass and Coney Island Outing
Delegates attend a reception at Reichrath's Park Cumminsville then assemble at headquarters for a 8 o'clock mass at St. John's Church Green and Bremert. After sessions at the Odeon and Lyceum they ride the Island Queen at 1 PM to Coney Island for a prize drill and all-day outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichrath’s Park
Cumminsville
Coney Island
St. John’s Church
Green and Bremert Streets
Joseph Bussman
Second Brigade
Ohio
Odeon
Lyceum
Captain of the watch uses dagger on sleeping sailor
Grant Jackson, captain of the watch on the steamer Queen City, tried to stab Robert Scott with a bowie knife after night duty. Scott awakened by a kick and Jackson slashed a foot long furrow in his back before being restrained. Jackson is held on $100 bond for the federal court next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Jackson
Watch
Queen City
Robert Scott
Robert
Jackson
How far can a building vibrate before collapse
Cincinnati architects doubt a precise limit for structure vibrations. The Commercial Tribune reported a skyscraper veering fourteen inches in Saturday’s storm, based on a night watchman’s figure. Experts say steel frames flex more than iron and brick. brick structures rarely fail, and sway can occur without danger.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Hannaford
Law Students of the Y M C A McDonald Institute Graduates
A large audience gathered at Linton Hall for the McDonald Institute Law School commencement. Rev. Frank H. Nelson gave the invocation, followed by music from Miss Lillian Sutton and Mrs. Mollengraft. General B. R. Cowen delivered the baccalaureate address, stressing core legal principles. Dean R. M. Ochiltree received ovation before LL B degrees were conferred by President D. B. Meacham. Graduates include Wilbur C. Benton and others. benediction by Rev. Dr. F. Browne closed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Hall
McDonald Institute Law School
Frank H. Nelson
Christ Church
Lillian Sutton
Mollengraft
B. R. Cowen
D. B. Meacham
Str Ives
R. M. Ochiltree
Law School
Meacham
Wilbur C. Benton
Clarence J. A. Kyle
Arthur B. Chambers
Charles S. Lyons
Samuel
Davies
L. B. McCord
Robert V. Foster
Pottenger
James A. Frazier
Carl
Rankin
Frank R. Gusweiler
Oliver W. Roll
Dennis T. Hackett
Pearl N. Sigler
Dana Hartshorn, Jr
James T.ornton
John James
Henry C. Wewer
Joseph A. Readin
John W. Whalen
FP. & Browne
William Holley Sentenced After Schamadan Case Shootout
William "White Coach" Holley of Schamadan murder case fame faces about three years in the workhouse after a Saturday night shooting a colored man. Judge Lueders issued the maximum on charges of shooting to kill and disorderly conduct, affecting his voting rights in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William “White
Holley
Schamadan
Lueders
Painter Charlies Kaiser Injured After Fall From Scaffold
Charlies Kaiser, a painter aged by injury, living at 700 Delhi avenue, fell from a scaffold while working on Max Schmidt's Ludlow avenue residence yesterday. He sustained a sprained back and a severe scalp wound and was taken by patrol to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Kaiser
Delhi Avenue
Max Schmidt
Ludlow Avenue
Kraig Wins Equitable Title in Home Case
Judge Jackson rules Jacob Kraig is the equitable owner of the residence deeded to Mrs. Hughes. Kraig must pay the encumbrances on the house, covering borrowed money tied to the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Kraig
Sanford C. Hughes
Jackson
Kraig
Louisville to Host Elks Grand Lodge Reunion
A Louisville Elks member reports nationwide calls offering the 1902 Grand Lodge reunion if Louisville desires it. Plans will seek to invite the lodge to meet here during the Jefferson Hotel stay in Richmond, questioning whether a different venue is needed.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Zack Phelps
Grand Lodge of Elks
The
Grande
Lou Lie
Jefferson
Richmond
Elks
Fink and Ellis Wed in Lawrenceburg After Eloping
William Fink and Luella Ellis eloped from Cincinnati and married in Lawrenceburg by Justice Probst after obtaining a license. The notice then promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla with a weather caveat.
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Commercial Tribune
Lawrenceburg
William Fink
Luella Ellis
Cincinnati
Justice Probst
Crowd on Car Tramples Insurance Agent After Get Off Plea
J A Mulligan local manager of a life association in the Carew Building, lives on Price Hill. After being blocked by a crowded Sedamsville car, Mulligan cried for off to Eighth street and State avenue and angered passengers. He grabbed the bell rope near the cash register, causing nineteen extra fares. The crowd beat him as the conductor finally stopped the car. He now bears an injured look with bandages and plaster revealing the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Mulligan
Mr. Mulligan
Life Association
Carew
Price Hill
Sedamsville
Mulligan
Eighth Street
State Avenue
Rome
Willie Boy
O’grady
Erin
Ulligan
Carthage Pike Improvements Debated at Taxpayers' Meet
At a Taxpayers Association session L D Oliver representing Charles Elgour sought to enjoin County Commissioners from pushing Carthage Pike improvements costing over 400000. Opinions split with critics calling for restraint and supporters urging road upgrades to boost Cincinnati trade. New school board nominees listed as Franklin Alter and others were elected amid debate on reform proposals.
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Taxpayers’ Association
L. D. Oliver
Charles Elgour
Gideon Wilson
Carthage Pike
Cincinnati
Calvin Fenner
Board of Equalizaton
Hamilton County
Cuyahoga County
Committee On Reorganization
Board of Education
Rochester
Carnahan
Repeal effort discussed for habitual criminal law
William Ruehrwein and Warden Darby met in Columbus to push repeal or amendment of the habitual criminal law. they called the statute inhumane and said prominent Cincinnati citizens will support modifications at the next legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Wm. Ruehrwein
Cincinnati
Darby
Penitentiary
Ruehrwein
Legisature
Obituaries for Tom Enderoth and Philo Pease Pass Away
Tom Enderoth of Newport died suddenly last evening near his home on East Front Street likely from heart trouble. Philo Pease, 87, oldest Geauga County native, died suddenly at Char don after a long public career and long marriage. funeral arrangements set for Wednesday.
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Tom Enderoth
Newport
East Front Street
Philo. Peae
Geauga County
Chardon
Marri
Pease
I. M. Pease
Ohio Truss Company
Cincinnati
Joel Adams
Philo Pease
George Custer Drowns in Ohio River
Steubenville Ohio reports 23 year old George Custer son of Oscar Custer went for a swim after supper. His clothes were found on the river bank within a half hour and he is missing as the river is dragged for his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
George Custer
Oscar Custer
Custer
Composer Salaman Dead at 87 in London
Charles Kensington Salaman, renowned composer, has died in London at age 87. The death reflects a long career marked by contributions to classical and Jewish music.
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London
Charles Kensington Salaman
Society Notes Highlight Two Local Weddings and Social Events
An afternoon wedding unites Miss Jeannette Newbrandt and Mr. Samuel Assur at the Grand Hotel with Miss Eva Newbrandt as maid of honor and Wallace Newbrandt as best man. The couple plans a Buffalo honeymoon and East coast stops before settling in Grand Street Walnut Hills. Major Van Dyke and Miss Stella Williams wed at Hotel Sterling with no attendants. the couple will tour Europe, then reside in Walnut Hills. Mme. Fredin honored by the Cincinnati Woman's Club for French government accord with a reception. other society items note local moves and travels.
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Jeannette Newbrandt
Samuel Assur
Grand Hotel
Episcopal Church
Frank Nelson
Eva Newbrandt
Wallace Newbrandt
Assur
Fraternity of
Cincinnati
Buffalo
East
St. Paul
Grand Street
Walnut Hills
Stella Williams
Major Vanke
Marietta
Williams
Major
van Dyke
Gibraltar
Naples
Azores
Holland
Germany
America
Mme. Fredin
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Perin
Erie Railroad Timetables Station City Ticket Office
Daily departures and arrivals list routes from Erie Railroad C line at Fifth and Baymiller streets. Service includes Jamestown and Buffalo via Boston and intermediate points with times at 8:20 am and 6:25 pm for departures and 12:55 am and 6:55 am for arrivals.
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Erie Railroad
Fifth and Baymiller Sts
Fourth St
Jamestown
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Pennsylvania
LINHS
Pearl and Butter
Fourth
Walnut
Arriva
Xenia
Zanesville
Philadelphia
Olumbus
Pittsburg
Fichmond
Chicago
Columbus
Dhmond
Logansport
Ichmord
Akron
Cleveland
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway
Pearl and Butler
Fourth and Vine
Arriva, Michigan Express
Petoskey and
North
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railway
Pearl and Butler Sts
Lancaster and
Louisville & Nashville R. R
Beans
Butler and Central
Union
Fifth and Vine
Louisville Express
Louisville
New Orleans
Nash
New Or
Fia
Memphis
Lexington Express
Lexington Mail
Lexington Fast Mail
Falmouth
Butler
Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Race Streets
Orleans
Chattanooga & Way Points
Lexington & Junction City
Erlanger & Woodside
Walton Accommodation
Frankfort & Cincin Queen & Crescent Ry
Frankfort
WN & Portsbutler Sts
Beth
Carrel Street
Georgetown
Loeave Carrel Street
New Water Works
Norfolk & Western Railway
Court St
Broadway
Virginia
Carolina
Pocahontas and
Rich
Portsmouth
Hills
Portsmouth & Kenova
Ohio
Wheeling & Intermediate Points
Southern Ohio Traction CO
College Mill
Dayton
Hamilton
Symmes
Dwyer
Middletown
Eee
Dayton Sts
Tinatet Smee
Michigan Flyer
Detroit Express
St. Ima. T
Polis L
St. L
Ind’polis & St. Xpress
Hannibal and
Quincy
Hannibal
St. Louis
Vandalia
H. & Moonon
Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern R
Central Union Station
Third St
Central Ay
Court and Vine
B. & O. Exchange
Wash
N. Y
N. Y. Limited
Royal Blue
Wheeling and
Chillico
St. Louie
Louisville and
Paducah
Jeffersonville
North Vernon Accom
Loveland
Cincinnati
Central Ave
Union Station
Third Street
Fourth and Vine Streets
Southwestern Limited
Rainbow City
Land
East
Kenton and Sandusky
Crawfordsville
Terre Haute
Peoria
Eoria
Indianapolis Express
Onnersville & Hagerstown
Onnersville
Third and Central Av
Fifth and Walnut
F. F. W. Limited
N. York
Richmond
Hunt
Maysville & Hunt
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Magnificent Street
Coney
Knights of St. John Ambulance
Henry J. Fries
Nunnold
Wm. P. Horan
M. J. Kane
John Todenburn
T. H. Lienesch
Peter Paulus
H. J. Creighton
Schulte
Boyle
C. D. Murphy
Lanman
Maloney
Partridge
Niederpruem
Heffering
Cavanaugh
Hilers
Drury
Rosenfelder
Wegman
Wintering
Straten
Grindmeyer
Shulte
Jacob Rief
Central Avenue
Elm
Main
Race
McMicken Avenue
Cincinnneti
Detroit Commandery
Covington
Mounted Commandery
Y. M.C. By
McDonald Institute
Grand Lodge
Postum Food
Jos. R. Peebles’ Sons Co
Government Square
Cincinnati Elopers
Hood
Courtplaster
Carthage
the Taxpayers’ Association
Franklin Alter
L. Faber
Jacob Haffner
Aug. Schwalbold
Albert Lockhorn
Estella Harris
J. Theo. Thale
A. J. Wiggins
Wm. J. Delorac
Henry Orleman
R. Kahn
Fred Haffner
John.f. Poetker
Frederick Vogel
John Siemer
John Cole
Phil Henzerling
Jos
Moenkedick
Henry D. Lemmon
K. O’connell
J. Busse
Mrs. Lamping
F. J. Noble
Beners
John G. Heyl
Ld Blum
F. Franzreb
J. B. Darpel
Salaman Dead
Notes OF Society
A. M. Warner
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors’ Orphans’ Home
Carter
Eacy
Ch&d
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Glenwood Springs
Oly
Fourth and Vine Sts
Illinois Central Railroad
Vine Street
Grand Centralation
Paducah and Fulton Accom
N. Orleans
Texas, Mex
California
L’t’d
Ark
Texas Limited
Ntral
Aeon
Ses
George
Depot
Pearl
Cincinnati, Lebanon
Lebanon Mail and Express
Lebanon
Brecon
Montgomery - Montgomery Accom
Montgomery Accom
Montgomery
Blue Ash
Eneeenwene Sina Aau
Uikgieds Noviaaase
East Norwood Accom
East Ni OF
Cece
Montgomery and Way P’ts
Eenae Seer
Cincinnati Northern RB. R.—Union Care Station
Eckson van Wert
Sooty van Wert
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