Mulligan Denies Passenger Attack Details
Insurance man Mr. J. A. Mulligan disputes a published report of his assault. He says the conductor and motorman attacked him on the street near Sixth Street and Mt Hope, not passengers on the car. He admits ringing the bell only to stop the car and claims he was never off the running board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Mulligan
Mulligan
Highth Street
State Avenue
Sixth Street
Mt. Hope
The
Commercial Tribune
Boston By Sea Tour Ticket Sales Announced
Baltimore and Ohio and Norfolk Southern offices announce coastwise travel from Baltimore to Boston and Providence aboard the finest routes. Tickets on sale at C and O and B and S W Ry offices. Send for tour booklet from Merchants and Miners Transport Co Baltimore Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Norfolk
Boston
Proviene
W. Ry
Pass. Dept
Merch. & Miners’ Ns. Co
Baltimore, Md
Habitual criminal law defended as effective, humane tool
Police officials defend the habitual criminal act as essential to curb repeat thieves and drinkers. They argue it protects the public, rehabilitates through long confinement, and applies to those beyond reform while asserting judges temper justice with mercy.
Cincinnati to gain more mail facilities next year
Cincinnati officials expect a decision on 20 additional letter carriers and clerks after a review by Chas. T. McCoy and Postmaster Monfort. McCoy will make recommendations to Washington, with rulings likely in the fall or August. Congress recently approved a 4 percent postal budget increase, with some lawmakers seeking more for their districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chas. T. McCoy
Washington
Monfort
Ago
McCoy
Department
Jenner
Congress
Barrel House Keeper Confronts Customer at Sixth Street Bar
George Schulte, owner of a Sixth and John Street barrel house, attacked Sam Taylor a color man who entered the bar. Schulte struck Taylor with a hungstarter and fired a shot that wounded the pavement. Police arrested Schulte and Taylor was taken to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schulte
Sam Taylor
Schulte
Sixth
John Streets
Taylor
West Ninth Street
Pisto
Delsignore Fends Off Burglary In Early Morning Fight
Fred Delsignore of 522 Sycamore Street woke to a noise and chased a burglar. He hurled a chair as the intruder fled, leaving a jewelry box valued at $1,000 behind. Police detained Paul Barth of Kentucky, a barber, as a suspect after Barth tried to feign drunkenness. Delsignore did not identify the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Delsignore
Delsignore
Sycamore Street
City Seeks Bids for New Wade Street Market House
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati invites sealed bids for construction of a new market house on Wade Street between John and Cutter. Bid classes include excavation masonry carpentry plumbing and more with ten percent bond. bids due July 3 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Public Service of
City of
Cincinnati
Wade Street
John
Cutter
Baa
Public Service
Harry Hake
Union St
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Robert Allison
George F. Holmes
Sealed Proposals Sought for Oats Corn and Bran
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received in Chicago and at post Quartermasters until 11 a.m. July 20 1901 for furnishing oats corn and bran for fiscal year ending June 30 1902 at Forts Brady Wayne Columbus Barracks Fort Sheridan Chicago Ill and Fort Thomas Ky. U S reserves right to reject any proposal. Blank forms and details on request. Envelopes indorsed Proposals for all Corn and Bran. E B Atwood Chief Quartermaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Brady
Wayne
Mich
Columbus Barracks
Fort Sheridan
Fort Thomas
U. S
E. B. Atwood
Board of Education
Carthage Village
Carthage
Ohio
Wil- Carthage
Accord
Adhetibas
Leon Bi
Butcher Impaled On A Meat Hook At Street Stall
Fred Schroth a butcher at 1815 John Street was impaled on a meat hook after falling on a block while harging meat. The hook pierced his left forearm causing a deep wound and tearing flesh. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment and cauterization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schroth
John Street
Weis
Kroth
Schroth
Attachment and sewer plans notices in Cincinnati 1901
Notices detail an attachment order in a case against Edward H. McCormick for $40.06 with garnished funds at C. Bauer Carriage Goods and Buggy Top Co. Also included are sewer and drain plans for Riverside streets with a public hearing set July 3 1901 and an assessment notice for Harold alley improvements in Cincinnati filed June 3 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Brandt
Cincinnati
Harry Krackeniger
Edward H. McCormick
A.D
C. Bauer Carriage Goods
Pedeca
Emeyer
Norwood
Ruck R
Lawn Fete for St Andrew's Church Opens in Avondale
The lawn fete for St Andrew's Church on the church grounds in Avondale will run this afternoon and evening. Luncheon starts at 6.00 served by parish women. Booths offer novel attractions supervised by The Misses McArdie Hersenede Van Lahr McDonald Lucke Anna McArdie Altenberg Keeley Droste. Children tease a fish pond area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
Avondale
Misses McArdie
Hersenede
van Lahr
McDonald
Lucke
Anna McArdie
Altenberg
Keeley
Sheriff Sale Notices in Cincinnati Auction of Household Chattels
The Hamilton County Ohio sheriff will publically sell household goods including mirrors, safes, beds, toilet set, washstands, parlor suites, stove and pipe and more as ordered by the Common Pleas Court in case No. 121340. Sale is cash on delivery. Sheriff Thomas B. Tar oversees with Deputy GEO. W. Cormany representing the plaintiff Maude Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Dine
Maude Clark
Thomas
Tar
Pee County
Depu
W. Cormany
Elected Spanish War Veterans as Officers
Company A, First Ohio National Guard elected its commissioned officers by acclamation. William How, Color Sergeant in the Spanish War, was named Captain Jerome B Murphy Corporal in Company H promoted to First Lieutenant and William Rubb awarded Second Lieutenant straps All honorees served with credit during the field service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
John Proctor
John Johnson
Becht
Ft. Thomas
Philarawrenceburg
Jacob Rief
Fifth District
Indiana
M. Kruse
Peter Zins
First
Ohio National Guard
William How
Spain
Jerome B. Murphy
Comany H Duri
William Rubb
Drowning of 16-Year-Old William Weddendorf at Mill Creek
William Weddendorf aged 16 of 2204 Shadwell Street drowned in Mill Creek near Dempsey Street while swimming with companions. They tried to aid him but could not reach him in time. Harry Lee recovered the body about an hour later and police removed it to the Shadwell Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weddendorf
Shadwell Street
Mill Creek
Dempsey Street
Harry Lee
Dividend Notice from Cincinnati Coffin Co 1901
The quarterly dividend of one and one half percent on preferred stock is declared for July 1 to stockholders of record. Transfer books close June 27 to July 1 and checks will be mailed to holders. Signed by C. Gordon Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Coffin CO
Cincinnati
Cc. A. Gordon, Secy
Unclear Fragment Prompts Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and dates with illegible context. No actionable event or clear entities exceed minimal readable facts.
Bremen Street Repaving Plan In Cincinnati 1901
A resolution by the Cincinnati Board of Public Service declares Bremen street from Twelfth to Fourteenth streets should be repaved with asphalt. The city covers half costs including damages, while the rest is levied on abutting parcels in five annual installments, with bonds issued in anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen Street
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Twelfth Street
Fourteenth Street
General Assembly of
Ohio
Robert Allison
George F. Holmes
H Street
Ourteenth
Prove Pavement Plan for Pavilion Street Repaving
Public notice outlines repaving Pavilion Street from St Gregory to Fuller with asphalt, new granite curbs, and old curb restoration. Costs split city 50 50 with property owners, assessments payable over five years, bonds issued if prepayment not made, per House No 820 and 1901 assessing ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavilion Street
St. Gregory Street
Fuller Street
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
General Assembly of Ohio
Ohio
Robert Allison
Oars Public Service
George F. Holmes
Bremen street repaving from Fourteenth to Liberty streets approved
The board resolves to repave Bremen Street from Fourteenth to Liberty with asphalt and replace curbs. The city pays half the costs. the rest is assessed on abutting parcels in five annual installments. Bonds may be issued before full assessment collection. Clerk George F. Holmes attests.
Elder Street Repaving Project Authorized by City Board
The Board of Public Service approves repaving Elder Street from Elm to Logan with brick and granite curbs. Costs shared between city and abutting landowners, assessments payable in five annual installments, with bonds issued to cover anticipated funds. Passed May 15, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Street
Elm Street
Logan Street
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
General Assembly of Ohio
Ohio
Board of Public Eerie
Geo. F. Holmes
Harrison Avenue Improvement Project in Millcreek Township
Public works plan declares necessary improvement of Harrison Avenue from west line of Section 32 to northwest line of Fischer Tract in Millcreek Township. Project includes grading curb installation asphalt paving drainage and reconstruction of street approaches. Two thirds of costs borne by city with the rest assessed in ten yearly installments. Robert Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Millcreek Township
Fischer Tract
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Millcreek Oer
General Assembly of Ohio
Yuenes
Robert Allison
Geo. F. Holmes
Public service report on Lang Harrison avenue grade plan 1901
J Stanley chief engineer summarizes Lang Harrison avenue improvements under Senate 1655. He notes the street has never had an official grade beyond a turnpike and outlines existing boundaries, required alignments, and proposed grade elevations from 420.07 to 482.98 feet with precise per cent grade segments and curb alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Public Service—Engineer Department
Cincinnati
Lang Harrison Avenue
Harrison Turnpike
Harrison Avenue
Millcreek Township
McHenry Avenue
Lafeuille Avenue
Fischer
J. Stanley
Board of Public Service
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Knights of St. John
Fries
Coney Island
Island Queen
Hudson
Lawrenceburg
Ind
M. W. Spaeth
John Fischer
Macg Ed. O'Connor
August Ostenmp
Anton Muench
Nick Rist
Bureau of Information
John Brossard
Charles Holtgrive
A. Berkle
8. Seutx
James Wiseman
Jos. Busam
Joseph Rorig
James Staab
J. Campbell
Louis Schmidt
A. Leutz
A. Duellman
E. Schinner
Knights
Odeon
Lyceum
Berts
No. 13
Augusta
C. L. O'Connor
New York
John Wilhelm
H. Slattery
Illinois
H. V. Garvey
Michigan
W. H. Maloney
Pennsylvania
Deitsch
Rubrwein
Ruhrwein
Coloored
Bungstarter
Pistol
Paul Barth
Sanedale
Barth
Kane
Batrolman Kuhfers
Contradicee
R. J. Pattson,co
R. J. Patton Co
East Fourth Street
C. E. Convention
Newman-Kuhn Mfg, CO
Makers
Sale
Newman -Kuhn
Fourth Street
LE Boutillier & Simpson CO
Cambria
Nainsook
Swiss
Lé Boutillier & Simpson Co
Point de Paris
Egular
Dimit
Iwisses
Worth
Swisses, &c
WEST
Brown & Smith
Smith-Premier Typewriter
East Sixth Street
Washington Avenue
Newport
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Margarethe Dedekam
Copenhagen
Denmark
Stockholm
Sweden
Epworth
San Francisco
California
Tallewanda
Joseph R. Peebles’ Sons Co
Joseph R. Peebles
Government Square
Peebles Corner
Walnut ‘Hills
Hedlesten
Frances Viola
N. H
Clara Hedlesten
Miamiville Christian Church
Cracken
Chas. M
Michie Bros
West Fourth Street
Geo. A. Wiltsee
John F. Wiltsee
6Th St
West Fourth St.eet
Race and Elm
Banasch & W
Frank G. Tullidge & CO
Windsor
Rye Frank G. Tul
Largo
Idge & CO
State of Ohio
Liston
Carroll
Hillside
Southside Avenues
Riverside
Harold Alley
Betts Street
Stephenson Alley
Board of Legislation
Buty of Cincinnati
Board of Bublie Service
Holmes
Dexter Ave
Walnut Hills
Fritsch & Hugle
ST. Andrew’s Church
Sheriff’s Sale
Kadow
Murphy
Rubb
First Regiment
Elmer & Ami
Baverlg
Zot Ge Ping
Week
Millcreek
Hood
Foretock
L. L. Latta
Sec’y. Wergen
John Shillito
Shillite
Cisle
Dale
Jalyn Shahillito Company
Liberty Eet
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