Joseph Hart Honored by Yale College for PhD
Joseph Hall Hart of this city, instructor in the Sibéne Physical Lal, has been honored by Yale College which yesterday conferred upon him the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Eugene Webster of 506 West Seventh Street was knocked down by a College Hill streetcar at Hamilton and Pullen yesterday, sustaining a scalp wound and bruises. Patrol 10 took him to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hall Hart
Sibéne
Lal
Yale
Goljege
Peleterday
Eugene Webster
West Seventh Street
Hamilton and
Pullen Streets
College Hill
Patrol
Pawnbroker Arrest Leads to Dispute Over Pledged Instrument
Harry Lawrence of Observatory Road caused the arrest of pawnbroker Emil Clauss yesterday on a charge of disposing of pledged property. Clauss allegedly tried to offer a different instrument when Lawrence sought repayment on a cornet.
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Harry Lawrence
Observatory Road
Emil Clauss
Clauss
Census Supervisor Crane at Batavia Discusses District Growth
Census Supervisor E. Q. Crane of Batavia, presiding over six counties including Clermont, Butler, Warren, Brown, Clinton and Adams, visited local Supervisor George W. Stoddard. He reported an estimated district population of 150 000, up from 1890.
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E. Q. Crane
Batavia
George W. Stoddard
Clermont
Butler
Warren
Brown
Clinton
Adams
Flying Rocks Injure Bernard Grower at Quarry
Bernard Grower a teamster living at 2229 Fowler Street was injured at a Reading Road quarry when blasting rocks struck his legs, leaving deep bruises as he failed to vacate in time. Coroner Schwab was not present.
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Bernard
Grower
Fowler Street
Reading Road
McGregor Avenue
Farmer Walters Sheep Death Claim Rejected
County Commissioners rejected Farmer George Walters claim for 168 70 for sheep killed finding he knew the dog owner. Solicitor Wilson said Walters can sue the dog owner and the county bears no liability. Also note: J W Heintzman and Hubert Turney passed bar exams in Columbus but cannot practise until age 21. Heintzman is in Senator Foraker's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walters
Wilson
J.W. Heinszmian
Hubert Turney
Madison, O
Columbus
Heintzman
Senator Foraker
Twenty Five Marriage Licenses Issued in One Hour
In Probate Court yesterday License Clerk Bader issued twenty five marriage licenses in one hour. Magistrate Winkler joined two couples Edwin Plate with Eugenia Brown and Valentine Haas with Carrie Sattler of Cincinnati in the ceremony.
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Bader
Winkler
Edwin Plate
Eugenia Brown
Valentine Haas
Carrie Sattler
Cincinnati
Foot Mashed In Elevator at Seinheimer’s Clothing House
Clifford Kinley of 1728 Vine Street was trapped in an elevator at Seinheimer’s Clothing House 15 West Third Street yesterday. His right foot was crushed between the cab and floor and Patrol 2 transported him to the hospital. Amputation is possible.
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Clifford Kinley
Vine Street
Seinsheimer
West Third Street
Patrol 2
Will Celebrate Golden Wedding Of Mr and Mrs Alier
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Alier of 8724 Meade Street Cummineville will be celebrated on July 4. A high mass will be held at St. Stephen's Church with a large gathering of relatives and friends, followed by a reception at their home in the afternoon and evening.
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John Alier
Meade Street
Cummineville
St. Stephen's Church
Revolver Used in Unwelcome Wooing Case
Mrs. Maggie Schuerman of 1663 Providence Street had a police court warrant issued for the arrest of Ben Macke of 83 Charlotte Street on charges of pointing firearms. Macke, an unwelcome suitor to Schuerman’s sister, had been ordered from the house but allegedly returned armed and threatened to shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Schuerman
Providence Street
Ben Macke
Charlotte Street
Macke
Mystery Woman Identified As Fannie Edwards at National Rooming House
Fred E. Edwards identified the deceased as his mother, clearing the mystery surrounding the National rooming house death. Coronial inquiry noted melancholy state and prior threats of self harm, while the exact cause remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Edwards
Fred. E. Edwards
Four Unmarked Graves Burials in Poitiers Field
Four unmarked graves were dug yesterday in the poiters field for unclaimed bodies from the morgue. Two floating remains were found near North Bend and Grimths Station, one believed to be a Dick Brown steamer victim. Major Wilkins and a baby found in a basket were also laid to rest without markers.
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Poiiters
North Bend
GriMths
Dick Brown
Wilkins
Peace warrant case ends with recognizance and bond
In Magistrate Winkler's court Mrs Ballie Reynolds faced a peace warrant case from Mrs Carrie Widerma over alleged undue attention to the plaintiff's husband. She was released on her own recognizance but after an indiscreet remark was re called and she bound over to $500. Funeral services for Mrs Ann Jeffry were held at J J Sullivan undertakers and burial occurred at Spring Grove Cemetery. She died in Allegheny City and was formerly from this city. Her husband Harry Jeffry was superintendent of Conston during the building of the Southern Railroad. A large turnout of relatives and friends from Southern cities attended the funeral.
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Winkler
Ballie Reynolds
Carrie Widerma
Ann Jeffry
J. J. Sullivan
Spring Grove
Allegheny City
Harry Jeffry
Southern Railroad
Conston
Parang
Revenue Department Changes Prompt Postings in Local Office
Deputy Collector Bettmann announced appointments and promotions. William F. Schiebel becomes Cashier replacing George O. Deckebach. Colonel Robert Lillard succeeds Schiebel as special agent with Peter Wiegold taking Lillard’s post. Ambrose White to fill Smee’s vacancy after George Fried’s resignation. Meanwhile over twenty five post offices in Ohio and Kentucky have been burglarized in two weeks, suggesting an organized gang. incidents reported from Farmer, Ohio and St Louis, Kentucky with stamps and government funds stolen.
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Revenue Department
Internal Revenue Department
Bettmann
Commercial Tribune
William F. Schiebel
George O. Deckebach
Robert Lillard
Mr. Schiebel
Peter Wiegold
Ohio
Kentucky
Secret Service
Farmer, O
St. Louisville
Deputies Clash With Ticket Brokers in Court Levy
Deputy United States Marshal Sanderson confronted by Marcus and Jay Frank while enforcing a court order to levy on their property for court costs. The brothers refused to confer with the firm’s attorney and assaulted him. Judge Thompson was notified and a rule summoned the brothers to appear Saturday to answer charges of interfering with a United States Marshal.
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Marcus
Jay Frank
United States
Sanderson
Thompson
Baby Found Dead In Basket At Pennock Alley Gate
William Jackson discovered a newborn baby dead in a basket at his gate in Pennock alley yesterday morning and notified police. The Coroner ordered an investigation. Detective Me investigated but had not identified the parents or the depositor by nightfall. A post mortem showed the child had lived for some time after birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jackson
Pennock Alley
Radical telephone changes to simplify calls in Cincinnati
Cincinnati introduces a new compact dialing system on July 1 replacing district prefixes with compass directions Main South North West and new lettered calls L for 5 R for 2 X for 3 and Y for 4. The change reduces misdialing and speeds up message transmission as the city adopts common battery exchanges and expands the directory to over 1000 names by August 1.
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Cincinnati
Central Exchange
Vine Street
Covington
Walnut Hills
Freeman Street Exchange
Walnut Hill
Freeman Exchange
West End
Main Exchange
Freeman Street
Beams Fall Harshly Injure Lindale Man in Barn Raising
Charles Hare of Lindale Ohio probably fatally injured in a barn raising accident Tuesday. While lifting the structure with ropes a rope broke, a heavy beam struck his head causing a double skull fracture. He lies unconscious. a physician says recovery is unlikely. He is married with a family.
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Charles Hare
Lindale
Dr Groth German Specialist Ad Practice Limit
A historical medical ad offers Dr Groth a German specialist treating catarrh kidney bladder skin blood and private diseases. Unnatural weaknesses claimed cured. Treatment and medicine $1 a week. Call or address with stamp at 12 West First Street between Wine and Race streets Cant, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Groth
W. &Hst
Cincinnati City Budget Ordinance for Six Months Ended December 31 1900
City of Cincinnati approves a comprehensive six month appropriation to fund Water Works Watch Fire Hospital Infirmary Street Cleaning Park Sanitary Sewer and other departments including salaries repairs and incidentals. Totals reach over 1.5 million dollars with a Contingent Fund allocation and cross allocations among numerous city funds.
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City of
Cincinnati
Pichard
Water Works Fund
Sutone
Eptember
Gust
Ember
Seppaaber
Desiens
Eee
Maine
U. S
Watch Fund
House of Refuge
Spotal
Hitober
Greet Railroad
Aoe
Agai Mewemibet
Becsia
I Orehe
Sao
Treet
Ercene
Elsbach
Sore
Pancaen
Workhouse Fund
Esther
Sanitary Fund
Uly
Ctober
Binet
Bridge Fund
Fuga
Geptannes
Sagerts Rodmen
Somberst Tesmnee
Auust
Superior Court
Cincinnati Hospital
Oe Infirmary
Apt
Ince
Eas
Son Scetteben
Sie
Riesee
Sealed bids for street work on Race Street
Proposals requested by the Board of Public Service for keeping in repair a Race Street segment from Fourth to McMicken Avenue for one and a half years. Bidders must sign outside envelopes, submit two disinterested sources, use printed forms, and bids due by 12 noon on Thursday July 19 1900. The board may reject any or all bids.
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Ohio
Board of Public Set Department
Tyler-avidson
Townee Town Hall
Westwood Town Hall
Linwood Town Hall
Lower River Road
Electrician’s Department
Engineer’ S Department
Eptember
Ty Auditor’s
Sfr
Corporation Counsel’s Department
Fot City
Board of Legislation
Mien Panier
Justices of the the Justices of the Pearo Oan
Saa
Sepztember
Keist
Ober
Ine
Qarover
Oventiber
Sa City
Ugus Mbe
BenoOecenben
Board of Legon
Sigellington
Ting
Actvul
Il Bote
Board of Public Service
A.D
Race Street
Fourth Street
McMicken Avenue
The
Robert Allison
F. Holmes
Chicago
Ill
Boston
Philadelphia
Quartermaster’s Department
J. G. C. Lee
Fisher Avenue
Hewitt Avenue
Huron Avenue
Angele
Geo. F. Holmes
Ohio Shiloh Battlefield Commission Seeks Granite Monuments
The Ohio Shiloh Battlefield Commission accepts proposals for granite monuments for Shiloh National Military Park Pittsburg Landing Tennessee. Proposals due August 15 1900 with duplicates originals. Costs capped per unit and per unit type and specifications required.
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Ohio Shiloh Battlefield
Shiloh National Military Park
Pittsburg Landing
Tennessee
State House
Columbus
Ohio
Shiloh National Military Park Commission
Ohio Shiloh Battlefield Commission
R. B. Brown
Zanesville
T. J. Lindsay
Washington D. H
Petition for Vacation of Delta Avenue Strip
City of Cincinnati notices a petition to vacate a triangular strip of ground on the west side of Delta Avenue between Columbia and Walworth avenues. An ordinance may be passed on or after November 2, 1900. Ed Henderson, City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
Board of Legislation
City of Cincinnati
Columbia
Walworth Avenues
Board of Station
Edwin Henderson
Lincoln Club of Cincinnati Assignee Notice
The undersigned Frank H. Kemper is assignee in trust for creditors of the Lincoln Club of Cincinnati. All debts of the assignor should be paid immediately and creditors must present authenticated claims to the undersigned for allowance. Cincinnati June 12 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Club of Cincinnati
Sa'c
Frank H. Kemper
East Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Fidelity National Bank Final Dividend Notice
Final dividend of 1.4 percent will be paid to creditors of Fidelity National Bank of Cincinnati Ohio insolvent. Payment at Room K Masapio Temple Building Third and Walnut streets Cincinnati from June 26 to 29 between 9:00 am and 5:30 pm. Receiver's certificates must be presented and surrendered. Frank Aldrich Receiver. Washington DC June 15 1900.
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Fidelity National Bank
Cincinnati
Ohio
Masapio Temple Building
Third
Walnut Sts
Cinnati
Frank Aldrich
Washington, D. C
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BRIEF
Joseph Hart
John Glemser
East Front Street
Ohio River
Price Street
Schwab
Farmer
Court
John Shillito Company
Fohn Shillite Company
Race, Feventh and Shillite Place
the Fohn Shillite Company, O—Race, S
Gouraud
Ouraud
L.A. Sayre
Haut-Ton
Canadas
Europe
Nis Ag
T. Hopkins
Great Jones
Vin Mariani
Devgdiste
Dr. Lyon
Price Hill
Elberon Avenue
Court of Common
Hamilton County
Delhi Township
Cathedral Cemetery
Rapid Run Road
Roth, Eighth
Amelia, Elder and
Oehler Avenues
Anthony Oehler
Miami Purchase
John Oehier
Eighth Street
Rapid Runike
Dommion Pleas Court
Inauha
Praia
Court of Comm Pleas
Roth Et Sa
C . Rot
J. B. Wallace
Pike Building R
Hood
the John Church CO
Levy & Whit
Louis Heyl & 80
Your Or Co
Merchant Tailors
W. 5Th
Race
Jennie S. Farrell
CRAY
Moses
Neave Building
Joseph Hopple
Blair Avenue
Mary
Park Avenue
Pendery
John G. Pendery
Loveland
Mary York
B. F. Graziani
West Fifth Street
Jewele Ebony Goods
Gale W. W
Deh
St. Cinnati
C. Ross Lodwiek Undertaker
W. Ath Ce
Hurm Art Rooms
Elm
White's
Thomas WM
Lewis Glass and China Company
Main St. Pursu
Court of Akruptcy
Thomas, M. Lewis
Thomas M. Lewis Glass and Chi Company
H. W. Backus
R. Waite
St. Paul Aiding
M. Wis
Main St
Cobbard
Oliver G. Bailey
Pmasonic—Cincincinnati Lodge
M. M. Visitare walaAme
Henry J, Sachs W. M
Keeshan
Bad Tin Street
Tiamond
Water Department
Pte
Steeis
Budket
Glens
Aune
Ber
Cember
Sanitary
General Fund
BOF Evision
One Atenomrapher
Ontoner
Tax Commission
Oe Ae
Geet Sonbel
Cetal
Brow Bt L Fon
Edwin
Bathgate
Board of Suaryigorn
A. S. Oroco
I. J. Sulliva
Brehm
Shiloh Battlefield
Cincinnati, O
Al&rsons
Rigtthe Barnard
Roettinger
Carew Building
Matthew Barnard
William H. Sutherland
Philip Roettinger
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