Bull Runs Loose in Mt Adams Stirs City
A steer belonging to butcher Slimmer ran amuck near Rookwood Pottery and Eden Park, chased by police and thousands. Sergeant Packer fired ten times at close range. the animal limped, then treed, and after multiple lasso attempts, was finally subdued and killed after fourteen or fifteen shots.
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Rookwood Pottery
Kuen Park
Slimmer
Eggleston Avenue
Sixth Street
Observatory Road
Rookwood
Celestial Street
Packer
Weiss
Eden Park
Sergeant Packer
Disorderly conduct charged in Bailey family dispute
Ellen Bailey and Mamie Detterman faced disorderly conduct charges in Police Court after Bailey’s disappearance and alleged activity at 116 Broadway. Martha Bailey had warrants issued for petit larceny amid a fight over Bailey’s will and the disposition of his property, with claims of break‑ins and removal of a scrapbook and letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Bailey
James Bailey
Broadway
Mamie Detterman
Bailey
Martha Bailey
Strange Woman Dies After Lodging Night
A woman calling herself Fannie Edwards checked into 233 West Fifth Street’s National Lodging House for one day. She was found dead when the clerk forced entry after failing to wake her at 4 pm. Coroner Schwab will perform a postmortem to determine cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Edwards
National Lodging House
West Fifth Street
Schwab
Funeral of Mrs Sam Andrews at Delhi
A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs. Samuel Andrews yesterday morning in Delhi. She was Pauline Seegar sister of George Seegar long time Gibson bookkeeper. She leaves a husband and an eight year old son. Rev Howard Henderson spoke movingly as flowers covered the bier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Andrews
Samuel Andrews
Delhi
Andrews
Pauline Seegar
George Seegar
the Gibson
Howard Henderson
Death at City Hospital Claims Augustus Clarke
Augustus Clarke aged 46 of 4006 Hamilton Avenue died yesterday morning at City Hospital from nephritis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Clarke
Hamilton Avenue
City Hospital
Body Found After Steamer Dick Brown Sinks
The body of James Williams a fireman on the steamer Dick Brown was recovered after the vessel sank Friday evening at the foot of Mt Echo Road. Williams a colored man was identified by Lizzie Talley of West Sixth Street. Coroner Schwab ordered the body taken to the Morgue and relatives in Lawrence Grove Ohio were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Williams
Dick Brown
Mt. Echo
Road
Jas. Williams
Manhattan Beach
John Ward
Sid Onion
Schwab
Lizzie Talley
West Sixth Street
Lawrence Grove
Episcopal Sunday Schools Unite for Miami Grove Picnic
All ten Episcopal Sunday schools in the city join a Miami Grove outing next Saturday. Participants include St. Paul's Cathedral Good Shepherd Norwood Holy Trinity Madisonville Christ Church St. Philip's St. Stephen's Winton Place St. Luke's St. John's Church of Our Savior Trinity. A B&O special train departs Central Union Station at 8:30 with return at 6. Afternoon train leaves at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Grove
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Good Shepherd
Norwood
Holy Trinity
Madisonville
Christ Church
St. Phillip’s
St. Stephen’s
Winton Place
St. Luke's
St. John’s
Church of Our Savior
Trinity
Fresh Air Fund aided by many as hot weather bites
The Fresh Air Society saw heavy calls for aid from crowded tenement districts with 107 beneficiaries last week and about 150 to be served midweek. Donations from numerous individuals and groups totaled 774 60 dollars, with clothing, coffee, toys, and reading material also given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresh Air Society
Fresh Air
Charles Fleischmann
East India Importing Company
Helen Stix
W. A. Goodman
Robert Ramsay
Avondale
Kroger
P. Cheseldine
F. J. Jones
Jane Kuhn
Laura Strauss
Penelope Club
Wyoming
Helen Goldsmith
Mary Dexter
George H. Stearns
J. S. Conner
Rufus B. Smith
Milton A. McRae
J. Bing
H. W. May
Seth L. Thomson
David Wachman
Hartwell and
Louise Newburg
Charles E. Hutchison
Emma A. Crane
A. Trounstine
Charles F. Hofer
Hugh Smythe
Terrace Park
Thomas J. Emery
Fourth
Sycamore Streets
Robert Clarke & Co
Cup of affection given to long serving Cincinnati principal
The First Intermediate class promoted to the high school presented G A Carnahan with a loving cup last Friday. Unaware at first, Mr Carnahan was met Sunday in Wyoming and brought home to receive the gift. He recalled his fifty years with the Cincinnati public schools as the committee members delivered the cup and the pupils offered thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Carnahan
Mr. Carnahan
Louis Grodsky
Lynn Hattersly
Ralph Baldwin
Wyoming
Carrnahan
Master Grodsky
Cincinnati
Methodist Ministers Meet On Church Attendance
Rev. Thomas Hanford of Covington addressed Methodist ministers at the Book Concern on persuading the masses to attend church. A humorous dialogue among Peter Paul and Silas was used. Drs. Pierson Rust Edmunds and Gilbert spoke, Epworth Heights camp meeting opening announced, officers to be elected Monday at Wiley Hall, Dr. Rust named to extend sympathy to the ill Rev. Dr. Mason of Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hanford
Covington
Methodist Book Concern
Peter
Paul
Silas
Pierson
Rust
Edmunds
Gilbert
Epworth Heights
Wiley Hall
R. 8
Mason
Milford
Engineers and Conductors Plan Monster Outing at Zoo
A committee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers and the Order of Railway Conductors arranged a monster outing at the Zoological Garden next Saturday. They will award a fine diamond ring to the nearest guess of the day’s attendance and run the largest voting contest for the most popular member of each order, with excursions from multiple places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Order of
Zoological Garden
Car hits wagon on Auburn avenue injuring florist Mary Cunningham
A car collided with a wagon driven by Mrs Mary Cunningham a florist at Ludlow and Lafayette avenues near Auburn and Mitchell avenues last evening. Mrs Cunningham was thrown from the wagon bruised about the head and shoulders but refused medical aid and continued on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn Avenue
Mary Cunningham
Ludlow
Lafayette
Auburn
Mitchell Avenues
Sky Scraping Ordinance Sparks Board Debate on Skyscraping Rules
At yesterday's Board of Legislation meeting, papers from the Board of Public Service were referred about street improvements and city office funding. An ordinance to regulate skyscraping construction classifies buildings, sets fire proof standards, and limits height by street width, though sentiment among members was adverse and the measure was referred for further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Legislation
Board of Public Service
Beekman
Sixth District
William Fogarty
Linton Street
Evans & Springmeier
Carrie Street
Third Street
Martin Street
Whittier Street
Charlton Street
van Street
Donahue Street
Garrard Street
Garfield Avenue
Southgate
Critchell
Zapf
Levy Appointed in Railroad Receiver Case
In U S Court Judge Thompson appoints David M Levy as trustee to the railroad receivership after Knickerbocker suit dismissed. Creditors object to discharge orders in Pittner bankruptcy over alleged false asset statements. Ferguson Contracting and Manhattan Trust Case yields a receiver for Cleveland small railroad per agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker
Thompson
United States
Jacob Pittner
Mack
David M. Levy
Chester Park Athletic Company
John Devere
Ferguson Contracting Company
Manhattan Trust Company
Cleveland
Bankers Club challenges Chamber of Commerce to benefit game
The Bankers Baseball Club challenges the Chamber of Commerce Baseball Club to a benefit game for the Fall Festival fund. Communications go to Captain Guenther. Chamber team practices at Chester Park this afternoon for Saturday’s contest with shoe manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Bankers’ Baseball Club
Bankers’ Club
Chamber of Commerce Baseball Club
Guenther
Chester Park
Drucker & Co. Advertise Travel Goods at Vine Street Dept
Drucker and Company promote trunks bags suits and leather goods as best value. The shop invites inspection at its retail department located at 429 Vine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drucker & Co
Vine Street
Body Identified in Undercliff Engine Death
The identified body of Augustus Boughton aged six years was found at the County Morgue as the man killed Sunday by a Pennsylvania engine at Undercliff. Coroner Schwab notified Boughton’s Pleasant Ridge relatives and ruled the death an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Boughton
Undercliff
City
Schwab
Pleasant Ridge
Boughton
Grain weights dispute settles for Van Leunen & Co
The Grain Committee of the Chamber of Commerce ruled that Chamber weights prevail in a case between Van Leunen & Co and Kyle Williamson & Co over a carload of corn. A transfer to a different car caused a 500 pound shortage. Van Leunen & Co won the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
van Leunen & Co
Kyle, Williamson & Co
Kyle Station
Discharge Refused in Crawford County Bankruptcy Case
Federal Judge Thompson refused to discharge F B Briggle of Galion in bankruptcy after evidence showed he did not turn over a Dow tax refund of 5547 to trustees. The action was referred to the next Federal Grand Jury. Several debtors including Bauer, Holm, Tiffany, Hafertepen, Brown, Patton, Fishering, Block, Koehler, Bauerstein, Dinkel, Lewis, Seus, Smart, and Lowry were dismissed or noted in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
F. B. Briggle
Galion
Crawford County
Charles E. Bauer
Dayton
Charles W. Holm
Troy
Allen P. Tiffany
Xenia
Ida M. Hafertepen
Hamilton
Charles E. Brown
Hillsboro
James M. Patton
Gall
Horace G. Fishering
Nia
Sigmund Block
Cincinnati
H. F. C. Koehler
Albert J. Bauerstein
Joseph H. Dinkel
Thomas M. Lewis
Herman A. Seus
Robert W. Smart
Lebanon
Harry Lowry
Laura, O
Postoffice Burned and Robberies Reported in Kentucky
Fire destroys Eunice Kentucky postoffice with about 4000 dollars in government supplies funds and merchandise. New Hope Kentucky postoffice robbed with unclear losses. Government losses estimated at 275 dollars. Suspicion and investigation forthcoming. Railway Mail Service gains salary increases for several staff and appointment of Harry E. Weese as a traveling clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice
R. W. Allen
New Hope
New drug store opens in Walnut Hills after remodel
Dow opens a handsome new drug store on McMillan street and Kemper line Walnut Hills. The former candy shop is transformed into a marble and onyx decorated room with white counters and mosaic floor. About 6500 invitations issued for yesterday’s reception. many visitors could not gain access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan Street
Kemper
Last Dividend for Fidelity National Bank to Be Paid
Depositors will receive a final 1.4 percent dividend this week starting today at No 11 Monson Building Third and Walnut streets. Since 1887 the bank failed and totals reach 59.4 percent of deposits. William Av Lawson of Washington DC will handle payments. J Frank Aldrich is absent. Depositors unable to call may send receivers certificate to Aldrich at 33 Wyatt Building Washington DC and have a check issued to Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity National Bank
Sonic Building
Third
Walnut Streets
Fidelity
Willam
Lawson
Washington, D. C
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Mt. Adams
Police Serg
Packer Treed
Strange Woman
Episcopal
Fresh Air Fund
C. A Carnahan
Mr. Hanford B
Zoo
Levy
Pittner
Bankers’ Ball Club
Royal Arch
Knights of Royal Arch
Cincinnati Lodge
Reichrath’s Park
James Keenan
John Valerius
Thomas Gill
Nicholas Bittinger
Charles Eschbach
J. Klusman
Charles Gilbert
Louis Rinkenberger
Order
Hot Springs
Ark
Cinchi
Joo Drors
Bears
Fac Simile Signature of
New York
Castoria
1 Company
New York City
Patrick Eggleston
B. H. Wilmer
Addyston
Trautman’s Station
Dennis Williams
Columbia Avenue
Williams
Frene Milling? and Manufacturing Company
Fredonia
Avenue
Jewish Hospital
Federal Grand Jury
Hood
Postoffice Burns
O. T. Holloway
Department
Robert T. Nelson
Joseph H. Aston
F. M. Bispham
Pittsburg
Robert L. Pearson
Walter
Mansfield
Nashville
F. Woodmansee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Elmer J. Wilcox
Chicago
Leonard West
Owensboro
Russellville
Mr. Holloway
Harry E. Weese
Huntington
Ind
Toledo
St. Louis
Newdrug
Dow
We Ian
Kemper Lane
Fidelity Bank
Immer Desorts
Commercial Tribune
Free Information Bureau
Virginia Springs Resorts
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Grong
Virginia
Aremin
Rockbridge
Cashouse
Ype Bridge
The
Union
S. W. Cor. Fifth and
Walnet
United Ea
Saratoga Springs
Gage & Perry, Proprietors
Winter Harbor
Maine
Grindstone
Ernest G. Grob
Block Island
R. I
Ocean Viewu
Providence
New London
Cundall
East Greenwich
RB. I
Switzerland
W. B. Pearl
Devil's Lake
Wis
Watch Hill House
Watch Hill
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Congress Hall
H. S. Clement
Arlington New Petoskey
Mich
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Gongress Spring Park
N. Y
Saratoga
American Springs
St. Lawrence River
Detroit
Wayne
Detroit River
Seana
BR. Hayes
Bacon House
Clinton
Con
Long ‘Sland Sound
Midway
London
New Haven
Dalty
HE. K. Redfield
DR. W. &. Burkhart
Lake Chautauqua
Mason House
Bemus Point
Ocean Steamers
ISS C
Bermuda
A. E. Outerbridge 4 CO
N.Y
Athur Ahern
Quebec
Or & Kuhn & Sons
Harvard University
Radcliffe. College
Harvard
Lupton Will
Robert Clarke Co
Revue aVenue
Mt. Auburn
Co. Peale . Bro
Window Glass
Central Av
Noor
Lea
Hoon
Columbus
Jeaves Union Station
Union Station
Shelter Island Heights
Suffolk CO. L. L
N.Y. Bay View
Core Mas Paw Prospect House
Frisbee
Hotel Monmouth
Ocean Front
Applegate
Atlantic City, N. J
Hotel Majestic
Atlantic City
N.J
Virginia Av
Beach
New Steel Pier
Osborne & Winter
Crand Atlantic Hotel
Capaci
Charles E. Cope
Waldorf -Astoria
N. J
Harry Bothman
the Shelburne
Atlantic
City’s
James
D. Southwick
the Royal Palace
Atlantic Coast
Ocean
Pacific Av
F. N. Pike
Old Point Comfort
Cape May, N. J
Cape May
Morgan
Horace M. Cake
Hotel Normandie
Washington, D
Wu. M. Bates
Hotels
B.L. mM. Bate
Everett
Ieber Military Band
Quester Park
Janetul
Martha
Hawley’s
Smith &Nixon’s
Og A
Prof. Walker
City OF
Coney Island
Morndays
White's
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