Memorial services and local notices fill city page
The Eastern Star holds a memorial at the Scottish Rite Cathedral with Rev. Ernest Ross leading and the Scottish Rite Quartet singing. A separate service for the late Right Rev Ignatius Horstmann D D is to be held at St. cis New Hall. Hotel clerks plan a day off and picnic at Coney Island. An outing is organized for 100 youths at Glen dale by Union Bethel. A sneak thief stole 70 dollars from a Court and Broadway railway ticket office while staff were away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Scottish Rite
Ernest Ross
Scottish Rite Quartet
Ignatius ¥. Horstmann
D.D
St. Cis’ New Hall
Liberty and
Moore Streets
Hamilton County Local Council
C. E. of O
Hotel Clerks’ Association
Coney Island
Lcots
C., L. & N. Railway Company
Court
Broadway
Jimmy
Court Street Man Dies After Fall From Window
Thomas Lunnin, 75, fell from a third-story window of his Court and Plum streets home Thursday night and died in City Hospital early yesterday. He suffered multiple injuries including a broken back and arms and a brain concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lunnin
Court
Plum Streets
City
Insurance Men Picnic At Coney Island In North Cincinnati
North Cincinnati district workers of Western and Southern Life Insurance Company will attend a picnic at Coney Island today hosted by Superintendent N. Morgan. Insurance men from nearby cities will join a planned athletic program including a ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Coney Island
N. Morgan
Collision near Spring Grove and Straight Street
George Mitchell, 26, of 525 … Street, drove a wagon when a street car struck it. Mitchell was knocked from his seat with internal injuries. Receiving physician Foertmeyer of City Hospital reported he was in a very serious condition with little chance of recovery.
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Spring Grove Aveue
Straight Street
Westeorge Mitchell
That Street
Foertmeyer
City Hospital
Inspector Nabs A Commission Man In Columbus
Post Office Inspector Oldfield arrested Dyson Bradley in Columbus for using the mails to defraud as a commission merchant. Bradley posed as a Cincinnati broker, obtaining shipper addresses to secure overprice shipments of country produce then abandoning the accounts. Partner I. C. Carter was also arrested after joining him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyson Bradley
Columbus
Post Office
Oldfield
Bradley
Cincinnati
Ben
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Harrisburg
I. C. Carter
Carter
Obituary of German-born octogenarian author
An eighty year old woman known for her work in book and publishing, especially German and medical titles, died at her residence overnight. She leaves a daughter. funeral services are set for Monday at 10 o'clock at home followed by cremation at the local crematory. Her husband was mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lde
Ilde
Wilde
Germany
Henriette
Butler
Joseph C
Durango
Col
Cohrs
Hilda J
Ohd C
Kate EH
Madison and
Erie Avenues
Hyde Park
Spring Grove Cemetery
Kronenberger
Harry L
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
Madison
Ind
Grand Central Station
Roberts
John Elias
Ann Roberts
Chestnut Street
Spring Grove Chapel
Augustus E. Wilde
Gilman Street
Forty-One Men Arrested In District Eight Wagon Claim
Police in District Eight arrested forty-one wagon drivers for not carrying a license tag. The group, including peddling and express wagon operators, will appear in Police Court this morning to answer the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth District
Weighman James Delahanty Charged in Powers Murder
James Delahanty charged by police with the murder of Harry Powers alleged to have been cut in a stable at 1330 Budd Street last Tuesday night. He appeared in Police Court yesterday as Judge Lueders continued the case until July 10 for witnesses. Delahanty, a city weigher, was arrested in his office yesterday by Detectives Bell and Shaefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Delahanty
Harry Powers
Budd Street
Judge Lueders
Delahanty
Bell and
Shaefer
City Demands Funds for Paddack Road Work
The City Auditor Von Bargen demands 3554.30 from Longview Asylum for Paddack road improvements. County legal counsel to review. Eight bids for Blue Rock Pike work at 63850 cited. Nugent and Hine appear lowest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Bargen
Longview Asylum
Paddack Road
Blue Rock Pike
Nugent & Hine
Cincinnati Protestants and Catholics Unite for Civic Welfare
For the first time, Cincinnati Protestants and Catholics plan joint civic work. The Hamilton County Federation of Catholic Societies and Evangelical Alliance agreed at a Tuesday meeting to pursue welfare efforts. A July 5 session at the Church of the Covenant will set further plans, with religion and politics avoided in discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Queen City
Hamilton
Church of the Covenant
Conroy
Unclaimed court funds transferred to Sub treasury in Bonaparte era
The 1830s report covers the finish of the Cowen accounts inspection. Examiner Moore will submit findings to Attorney General Bonaparte. Three unclaimed deposit balances from court costs were ordered to the Subtreasury: 641.89 in Philadelphia Investment Co. v O N W Railway, 1.57 in Robert Cunningham v steamer Condor, and 7.90 in Sam Feighery v Ben Hornung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
B. R. Cowen
Examiner Moore
Department of Justice
Washington
Finch
Bonaparte
Philadelphia Investment Company
O. & N. W. Railway Company
Robert Cunningham
Condor
Sam Feighery
Ben Hornung
Gas line progress under ratified contracts by Cincinnati firms
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company directors ratified contracts of the Cincinnati Gas Transportation Company formed to lay a pipeline and move natural gas from West Virginia to Cincinnati. The line advances along the right of way and work has begun. Directors expect completion sooner than the board anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Cincinnati Gas Transportation Company
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Board of Public Service
Baptists Prepare Team for Seventh Annual Convention
The Baptist Young People's Union plans a July 8 to 11 convention in Cleveland. About twenty local youths and ministers will go, led by President Crone and Rev. S. P. Osborne. An estimated five thousand attendees are expected from across the country. The event opens with a grand concert tied to the May Festival, with speakers including Revs E. A. Hanley J. W. Conley and C. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People’s Union
Cleveland
Crone
E. A. Hanley
Proidence
J. W. Conley
Omaha
Neb
C. Brown
Quebec
Canada
Summer Tour The Thing in the Automobile Travel
C R Erwin president of the Lora and Thomas Advertising Agency joins a 1200 mile eastbound auto tour with family and friends. He travels in a Packard using Goodyear Detachable tires on Universal rims and carries one spare tire. The trip aims for scenic hotels and a Cape Ann summer home arrival in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Erwin
Lora & Thomas Advertising Agency
Erwin
Packard
Warner
Cape Ann
Bids Opened For Uncle Sam Chapman Dam Project
Bids for Chapman Kentucky dam and guide walls on the Levisa fork of the Big Sandy River were opened yesterday in the office of Colonel Warren, U S Engineers. Bidders include James Skeng & Sons of St. Louis at 126189 dollars H Fath & Son Company of Cleveland at 144714 dollars Advance Land and Construction Company of Crafton Pennsylvania at 147810 dollars Mason & Hanges Company of Richmond County Kentucky at 129580 dollars. Bids will be sent to Washington for award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Levisa
Big Sandy River
Colonel Warren
United States Engineers
James Skeng & Sons
St. Louis
H. Fath & Son Company
Cleveland
Advance Land and Construction Company
Crafton
Mason & Hanges Company
Richmond County
Washington
Woman Fatally Hurt by Push Cart Collision
Aged woman Mrs. John Murphy of 1917 South Auburn Avenue was crossing Main Street near Highth when knocked down by a push cart driven by James Johnson of Linn Street and James Wilson of East Third Street. She was rushed to City Hospital and officials fear her injuries may prove fatal due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy
South Auburn Avenue
Main ‘Street
Highth
James Johnson
Linn Street
James Wilson
East Third Street
City Hospital
Clifton Springs Distillery Seeks Injunction Over Brand Name
Clifton Springs Distillery sues Collector Bettman to block enforcing new branding rules replacing spirits with alcohol. Judge Thompson grants a temporary injunction pending final decision next Monday. Ida B. Coates sues Monongahela Coal and Coke for $10,000 damages over her husband Thomas Coates’ death aboard a company boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Office
Clifton Springs
Clifton Springs Company
Order of Internal Revenue
Capers
Thompson
Bettmann
George Weitzel
Frank Fontaine
George Leightly
James 8. Dean
Charles H. Behle
Stephan Evang
John Schmitt
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
Warwick Hough
St. Louis
Ida B. Coates
Monongahela Coal and Coke Company
Thomas Coates
Probate Court Records Name Change and Estate Filings
The probate docket notes Edward C Kent received a name change to Edward C Prunsche. It lists debts of Joseph H Parvis estate at 5800 and 1900 personal property to cover them and plans to sell Findlay street realty. Multiple applications to administer estates include Bernard Maue 600, Henry Maue 600, Elizabeth Ritter 2060, Bruno Ritter 2060, plus others.
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Joseph H. Parvis
Edwards Ritchie
Findlay Street
Joseph McCormick
Rockdale Avenue
Joseph Bergfeld
Magdalena Eickeln
Bernard Maue
Henry Maue
Calvin W. Horn
Eirza J. Jones
Elizabeth Ritter
Bruno Ritter
Maria Gausmann
Herman Gausmann
William M. Edwards
Wallace Edwards
Coleman Avery
Common Pleas Court Sues WV Officer for False Arrest
Rehearing in Hyde Park dry petition before Judge Bromwell. Attorney Creed sought postponement due to contester illness. motion overruled. Pittner sues Deputy Burns for wrongful arrest after arrest on requisition papers for liquor sale on excursion steamer Sunshine. Will contest involves Henry Bolte estate with life interest to wife and possible Tennessee law transfer to the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Bromwell
Jerome D. Creed
John Scollins
Bramwell
Creed
E. R. James
Jacob Pittner
Andrew J. Burns
Charleston
W. Va
Sunshine
Ohio River
Judge Swing
Pittner
Burns
Cogan & Williams
M. C. Lykins
Jospeh B. Schroeder
Will
Henry Bolte
Bolte
Mary Muller
Caroline Wooden
Tennessee
Divorce Court Busy As Judge Hears Multiple Decrees
Louisa Gauger Wopperer sues for divorce and alimony from Joseph Wopperer alleging habitual drunkenness and cruelty. Court grants several decrees including Elizabeth Rogers from John M Rogers and Nellie Sanders from James C Sanders. Death notices and burial permits listed for multiple individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Louisa Gauger Wopperer
Joseph Wopperer
Spring Grove Avenue
Swing
Wopperer
Ralph R. Caldwell
Elizabeth Rogers
John M. Rogers
Pullman Car Porter
Nellie Sanders
James C. Sanders
Susana Blum
Flora Korff
Woodmansee
Russell
Lebanon
Ind
Louis J. Dolle
Charles S. Sparks
Luella Kimball
Hugo Himball
Anna Schaefer
Joseph Schaefer
Edward
Superior Court Demurrer Dismisses Hall Damage Suit
The $100000 suit by Miss Anna S Hall against Charles F G Hall and others over alleged wrongful testimony in her mother Mercy A Hall's will dispute was dismissed on demurrer. Judge Hoffheimer ruled no action lies for false testimony by witnesses against the party claiming injury and noted criminal law handles such matters. Bates and Meyer defended the defendants. The judge also ordered removal of a matter from Miss Hall's petition against Thomas H Darby administrator of the estate. Consent verdicts set compensation for property owners impacted by city improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna S. Hall
Charles F. G. Hall
Mercy A. Hall
Hoffheimer
Salt
Bates & Meyer
Miss Hall
Thomas H. Darby
Verdicts Rendered in Strader Avenue Case Across Courts
The jury returned verdicts for multiple claimants including John Weseli $250 Maggie Brown $300 John L. Mitchell $800 Mary I Joseph $400 Mary B Turner $60 and Anna C Knight $300. Verdicts were delivered before Judge Hoffheimer of the Superior Court and Judge Caldwell of the Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strader Avenue
John Weseli
Maggie Brown
John L. Mitchell
Mary I. Joseph
Mary B. Turner
Anna C. Knight
Hoffheimer
Superior Court
Judge Caldwell
Common Pleas Court
Court Notes: Grand jury discharge and rulings in Bucketing case
The grand jury will issue its final report and be discharged this morning. Judge Hunt overruled Attorney William Littleford's motion to quash the indictments against George H. Stapely and others for bucketing. Henley’s five year sentence for cutting Detective Allien was set aside and replaced with two years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
William Littleford
George H. Stapely
Newton Henley
James Allien
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City News
Third Street
Union Bethel
East Front Street
Glendale
Edward Opp
Sixth
E Jones
Osees
St We
Joseph L. Gutwein
Shillito Place
Gertrude M. Gilmore
Sanders St
Ferdinand O. Doerger
Ohio
Cosserse
Margaret A. Cooney
Kenton Backie
Edmund Doyle
Elmorest Seereeees
Colerain
Arnold
Dayton
Oliver
Daener
Clinton St
William Baxter
Norwood Wee H
Alice A Adair
John Sts. Kroes
Walnut St
Aria Csapek
Elm St Jonah Eveleigh
Kamper Lane
Parker
Bbc
Closson
Fourth St
West
Octogenarian
Henriette Wilde
Corryville
Clifton
Auburn
Unite 10
Cowen
Baptists
Young People’s Union
Denomination
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C. R. Erwin
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Kentucky
the Illustrated Sunday Magazine
Clara Morris
Fort Snelling
Raymond Mc.Bride
Stonewall Jackson Fell
J. Harry Shannon
Helen Harcourt
Historie Belisa
Edwin Tarrisse
James J. Hill
C. L. Pancoast
Emmet Sullivan
the Commercial Tribune
Lima, Ohio
Young Women’s Christian Association
Wilmington College
Tommy
Gommerscal Tribune
Distillers
Company
Anna Hall
Probate Court
Dowling
John
City Infirmary
Bell
William
Henshaw Avenue
Nettie
Rumke
Louisa
Dreman Avenue
Timmerman
Ghehardt
Gest
Ryan
Bee
LJ City Hospital
Young Street
Charles
Austerlitz Avenue
Hudson
Anna
Francis Hospital
St. Clair Alley
Reeder
James
Park Avenue
Rentemann
Henry
Dandridge
Hilda
Armory Avenue
M’namee
Mary
Chatham Street
Theresia
Race Street
Fitzgerald
Joseph
St. Francis Hospital
Woodward Street
Watchel
Caroline
Harris
Roy
Main Street
Our
Che Fohn Shillite Company
Westsof the Alleghanie's
Maryland
Commercial Tribune Building
Cincy Tobacco
and Superior Manufacture
Colle
Correspondence Educational Information Bureau
Fifth Avenue
New York
Ichie Bro
Goodall & 80
W. Court St
Smith
Edward H. Thompson
West Seventh Street
Vine Street
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