Robbed in Sleep Near Main Street
Otto Shobe of Norwood was robbed of his watch while sleeping early yesterday near Sixth Street and Main. Autograph album for Woodward students at Robert Clarke Company. Woodward pupils invited to sign it this week. In police court Charley Burns case for disorderly conduct continued to July 18 after witness failure. Portage Wisconsin reports a lunacy case involving Mat Kernan with two brothers in Cincinnati. relatives to be located. Blue Ash: Fourth of July entertainment aims to raise funds for sidewalks and street lights. event coordinators named.
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Norwood
Sixth Street
Main
Woodward
Geo. W. Harper
Robert Clarke Company
Cof Woodward
Willis
Charley Burns
Portage
Wis
Deitsch
Mat Kernan
Kern
Blue Ash
Blus Ash
Jacob Hilsinger
E. M. Ames
Warren Conklin
Russell Hunt
Grain Sack Falls on Baltimore Farmer at Walker Plant
Urbanus Ehrhart a farmer on the Baltimore pike near the city was unloading grain at the Walker Brewing Company plant when a sack fell on his left leg breaking it. He was taken to Betts Street Hospital for treatment.
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Urbanus Ehrhart
Baltimore Pike
Walker Brewing Company
Betts Street
Messenger Boy Strike Averted
Messenger boys faced a threatened strike over rumors of underpayment but were assured by manager Theobald of the American District that all received equal wages, preventing action yesterday.
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Theobald
Horses Drowned After River Runaway At Butler Street
Two horses owned by William Hill were drowned in the river at the foot of Butler street yesterday morning. The teamster left them unattended nearWhottids NdsRey and went into the L N Railroad Depot. They ran down the riverbank and perished before he could reach them.
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William Hill
Butler Street
Benefit Picnic for Widow Ex-Company B at Zoo
Members of former Company B First Regiment with the Lytle Grey Veteran Corps hold a July 21 picnic at the Zoo to raise funds for Mrs. Dietz who has faced hardship since Captain Dietz died several months ago.
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Zoo
Dietz
Captain Dietz
Rabbi Philipson Speaks on The Faith of the Jews
Rabbi David Philipson addressed a Presbyterian meeting on the faith of the Jews. He affirmed Jews as the chosen people yet stressed the responsibility to do good in the world. No discussion followed the address.
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David Philipson
Meetfmg
Presbyterian
Hanging on Behind
Eddie Dolireich a boy living at 2288 Loth street was dragged by a brewery wagon yesterday after his left foot became caught in a wheel near his home Patrol 3 took him home his foot badly bruised and he survived the incident
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Eddie Dolireich
Loth Street
Moerlein
Patrol 3
Ohio State Bar Association Meets at Put-in-Bay
The twenty first annual convention of the Ohio State Bar Association will be held at Put In Bay on July 10 and remain in session two days. Judge Horace H Lurton of the United States Court will speak on Judicial Power in a Constitutional Government. Matters of interest will be discussed including likely law revisions.
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State Bar Association
Ohio State Bar Association
Putin Bay
Horace H. Lurton
United States Court
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Apollo Building
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Walnut Hills
Lane Seminary
Elm Street
Locust Street
Joseph L. Roberts
Coleman
Bank and
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Coleman Street
Bank Street
Joseph Roberts
Fannie Obermayer
Joseph L. Roberts, JR
Joseph
Rosedberts
Stephens & Lincoln
Collected Twice for Work by Local Laborer
W B Kittredge had a warrant issued for laborer Joseph Higdon for obtaining money under false pretense. Higdon was hired Saturday to work on the lawn and after payment to Mrs Kittredge he allegedly collected again from Mr Kittredge downtown.
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W. B. Kittredge
Joseph Higdon
Kittredge
Higdon
Mr. Kittredge
Death of Thomas O Riley Ties Rail Work to Local Loss
Thomas O Riley formerly connected with the railroads died at St Francis Hospital yesterday. His wife died months earlier and their two children are in Cumminsville Orphans Home. With no funds, funeral expenses will be borne by the A O H. He was active in Twenty first ward politics.
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Thomas O. Riley
St. Francis Hospital
Cumminsville
Riley
Ard
Gardener Henry Smith Threatens Bloch Household Member
Henry Smith a gardener at A Brock’s home 1704 Dexter Avenue objected to cleaning the kitchen. A dispute followed and Smith returned with a revolver threatening to shoot Sol Morris. Seventh District police arrested him on a pointing firearms charge.
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Henry Smith
A. Brock
Dexter Avenue
Sol Morris
Bloch
Smith
Morris
Seventh District
Watch Found in Canal Linked to Klein Case
While driving piles in Cheapside canal workers unearthed a gold watch and chain long submerged. The find lies near the site where Christian Klein was fatally shot two years ago, prompting belief the watch may have belonged to him. Police hold the jewelry awaiting proof of ownership.
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Christian Klein
Cheapside
Kiein
Detective Crim Pursues Cowsky in Detroit for Pistols Case
Detective Crim travels to Detroit again to compel Max Cowsky to return for trial after Governor Pingree refused to honor the papers first. Cowsky faces charges of selling pistols stolen from Peters Arms Company, with affidavits from buyers in hand.
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Crim
Detroit
Max Cowsky
Pingree
Cowsky
Peters Arms Company
Two Saloon Robberies Reported in City
Ernst Meyer running a saloon and grocery at Pleasant and Liberty streets told police a 12 year old boy entered the saloon section yesterday and took 15 dollars from the cash register. A second theft was reported at John Antler 8A Urth and streets where a similar cash theft had occurred yesterday.
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Ernst Meyer
Pleasant
Liberty Streets
John Antler
Oeeke
Meat quality concerns at city infirmary prompt inquiry
Dr. J. M. Adams reports a rise in digestive troubles among infirmary inmates tied to tough meat. City Board of Public Service orders duplicate bills for purchases and voucher filing. contractors notified to attend a Wednesday special meeting. Reports notes admissions and interments for the week ending June 23.
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City Infirmary
Board of Public Service
Helster
Loewenstein & Sons
J. L. Furlong
Chamber of Commerce
Plum Street
Betwee Pearl
Second Streets
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Fairfield Avenue
Pleasant Street
Allison
Bow Street
Delta
Halpin Avenues
Shott
Philadelphia
New York
Bartenders and Waiters Hold Annual Union Elections
The Bartenders Alliance and Waiters Union held elections with multiple contests. Notable results include William M. Healy named President of the Bartenders Alliance and Louis Morris Recording Secretary, while the Waiters elected Harry Pundt as President and Frank Stokes as Recording Secretary. A Home Federal Labor Union outing and officer slate was set for the next meeting with Saffin as Trustee and Anke as Guardian candidates.
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Outer Guard
William M. Healy
Dennison House
W. M. Healy
Fred Broadbeck
Ben Fey
John Shay
Frank Kroel
M. D. Bloomer
Louis Morris
Waiters’ Union
Harry Pundt
Frank Goble
Frank Stokes
Joe Sullivan
Fred.Edwards
Dan Moran
Frank Mayden
Tom Campbell
Gus Tuva
Harry Kleinschmidt
Central Labor Council
Fred Edwards
J. Williams
Home Federal Labor Union
8. S. Bonbright
R. H. Wittenberg
A. C. H. Johnstone
John Brophy
Sam Saffin
Pheitz
Charles Anke
Growing Weaker Physicians Say G W Nye May Die
George W Nye principal of the Twenty second District School in Walnut Hills grew weaker at home over the past two weeks and physicians fear he may die at any time. He is 68 years old.
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G. W. Nye
Cincinnati
George W. Nye
Walnut Hills
Navy Officer Turner Assigned to Cincinnati Lighthouse Board
Commander William H. Turner of the U S Navy arrived in Cincinnati on orders to assume command of the Lighthouse Board Fourteenth District headquartered in the Federal Building. He relieves Commander Civenane who moves to San Pedro to take command. Turner’s career includes service with Admiral Benham at Rio de Janeiro and commands aboard the cruiser Scorpion.
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Cincinnati
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Fourteenth District
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Manfla
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Covington
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No Counsel for Murder Suspects Told to Seek Lawyers
Wallace Bishop and Thomas Lyons, charged with murdering Policeman McQuery and an unknown man at Ludlow, were moved from Covington Jail to the Circuit Courtroom. Judge Tarvin offered to appoint attorneys if they could not hire counsel and set the trial for July 24, noting lack of representation would not delay the case. Other tramps indicted as accessories, unable to post $1,000 bond, were returned to jail and listed as witnesses for the Bishop Lyons proceedings.
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Wallace Bishop
Thomas Lyons
Policeman McQuery
Ludlow
Covington
Tarvin
Bishop
John Kelly
David Collins
John Barrett
Harry Lewis
James Walters
Cincinnati Tennis Team Enjoys Banquet After Louisville Trip
Cincinnati players dominated the tourney in Louisville with 8 0 39 31 singles and 8 3 14 8 doubles. A Homé club reception banquet and trolley ride followed, with rain delaying early plans and a date change suggested for return games.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Local Covington couples secure marriage licenses
Newton A Greene 32 and Malissa Dennis 30 both of Louisville were married by Rev J W Mitchell at his Scott Street residence. Karl Heusner 28 of Belize British Honduras and Katherine Abeling 24 will wed at St Josephs Church tomorrow morning. James Meybury 4 and Eva Banks 4 of Newark were married by Rev C G Jones at his West Fourth Street residence.
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Newton
A. Greene
Malissa Dennis
Louisville
J. W. Mitchell
Scotteet
R. Karl Heusner
Belize
British Honduras
Katherine Abeling
St. Joseph’s
James
Meybury
Eva Banks
Newark
C. .G. Jones
West Fourth Street
Notable Names List of Local Residents
A compilation of female and male residents including Clara Autenrieb Anna Baliman Nelchen Bienfang Frieda Blome Atie Casey Katie Davey Ella Davis Mary Dowling Flora Kayser Katharine Koehler Nettie Hirschler Helene Lotze Edith Marcus Jane McDowell Alma Morsbach Leila Rumsfelder Emma Seyberth Mabel Strong Ethel Trager Lydia Davis Jeannette Schwab and others listed for community record purposes.
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Clara Autenrieb
Anna Baliman
Nelchen Bienfang
Frieda Blome
Ene Bolmer
Atie Casey
Katie Davey
Ella Davis
Mary Dowling
de Droste da Egan
Mary Fleming
Edna Friedman
Cornelia Frye
Janie McDowell
Alma Morsbach
Leila Rumsfelder
Emma Seyberth
Mabel Strong
Louisd Thomson
Ethel Trager
Margaret
Vincent
Aurelia Weiler
Alice von Pein
Edna Weiskopf
Florence Wente
Selma Abrahams
Lydia Davis
Jeannette, Schwab
New Tobacco Company Plans Reorganization Circulated
Stockholders of the Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company received circular letters outlining a plan to reorganize the institution. The plan creates a new company with 1 650 000 dollars in stock, uses the same name minus the word Leaf, appoints a reorganizing committee, and sets July 10 1900 as the stock exchange deadline.
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company
Commercial Tribune
Bradford Shinkle
Jos. Rawson
C. H. Davis
John T. Hodge
J. M. Hutton
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
Cincinnati
Ohio
Perne
City of
Hamilton County
Commissioners of
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Commissioners of Water’ Works
Herrmann
Charles G. Roth
CITIES ARE TARGETS IN STATE BOARD EQUALIZATION DEBATE
The 1890 decennial report boosted city valuations by about 16 million, then cut the total near adjournment saving taxpayers nearly 6 million. Citizens urge selecting state board candidates by efficiency, not politics, noting city gains from rural district reductions. Three Hamilton County members join the 1900 board. local figures include E W Cherry Amy McGill and John W Harper. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as a health aid.
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State Board of Equalization
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Hamilton County
State Senate
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Amy McGill
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Harper
Campbell
John Grubb
Messrs. McGill
Cherry
Journal
Cincinnati
Twenty-Eighth Annual Sunday School Convention at Felicity
Clermont County hosts the Twenty-Eighth Annual Sunday School Convention at Felicity Ohio on June 8 and 29 with speakers from Columbus and across the state. The schedule lists morning devotions lectures on missions and education, and afternoon sessions including Kindergarten and The Twentieth Century Sunday School. officers named A T Johnson president C H McNutt treasurer V Hartshorn secretary.
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Felicity
Clermont County
Calumibus
Newton
C. James
Alexander Dunn
Parrott
Eye of
Orrin Buchanan Injured In Reading Wheel Accident
Orrin Buchanan of Lockland suffered a serious accident on Cooper avenue hill in Reading while returning from a Miami River trip. His wheel hit a road water break, he was thrown heavily, cut his face, and his internal injuries keep him home on South Mill street.
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Orrin Buchanan
Lockland
Miami River
Cooper Avenue
Reading
South Mill Street
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