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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1901

Page

10

Plead for Boys to Use Eden Park for Baseball

City officials and residents clash over granting Eden Park land for baseball diamonds. May or Fleischmann push for permits with police oversight. opponents cite foul language and nuisance to nearby residents. The board delays decision, promising hearings and potential Burnet Woods funding as alternative.

Fleischmann Mullen Ward Five Board of Public Service Eden Park Water Tower Luray Avenue A. Howard Hinkle Chicago Johnson Hinwle Agor Klechmann

Esplanade Fountain Overhaul Aimed For Fall Finish

The Board of Public Service will extend work from the fountain to the esplanade. John son oversees, with Chief Engineer Stanley directing tree trimming and Superintendent Critchell coordinating. The project targets August completion and fall completion as an ornament to Cincinnati with Statuary Artist Bensic applying final touches under Art League guidance.

Board of Public Service Esplanade Johnson Stanley Critchell Cincinnati Bensic Art League

Two Wives Petition for Decrees of Divorce

Mary Roebling sues her husband Christ Roebling for divorce and restoration of her maiden name Adkins alleging abandonment and heavy drinking. he kept a loaded revolver and frequently threatened to shoot her. Amanda J Wilkinson sues John A Wilkinson for cruelty and non support, seeking to resume her former name Durham.

Mary Roebling Christ. Roebling Adkins Amanda J. Wilkinson Durham

OFF TO THE SEA SHORE EXCURSIONS PROMOTED

B and C S W announce two popular excursions to Atlantic City and seacoast resorts. Departure dates are Thursday July 11 and August 1. Round trip tickets are $14 with twelve day validity and Washington stopover on return. Sleeping car space and details available at the ticket office southeast corner Fourth and Vine Streets.

Washington, D. C Shore Fourth and Vine Streets New York Pennsylvania Cincinnati Buffalo City W., Cor. Fourth and Walnut Sts George E. Rockwell

Hurry in street repairs urged for convention visitors

Business Men's Club urges rapid contracting for downtown street repairs to attract thousands of Christian Endeavor Society delegates. The Board of Public Service referred the matter to the Chief Engineer with authority to act. The notice also promotes God’s Sarsaparilla for skin ailments.

G. H. Kattenhorn Business Men's Club Board of Public Service Christian Endeavor Society

Quiet Elopement Seals Marriage in Cincinnati Society

Harry P. Shafer of the Commercial Tribune weds Miss Hattie Bauer in a noon ceremony at Rev. Henry Melville Curtis's home on East Auburn Avenue Mt. Auburn. The couple, who eloped, plan to stay at the Grand Hotel before establishing a new Cincinnati home.

Harry P. Shafer Hattie Bauer Henry Melville Curtis East Auburn Avenue Mt. Auburn Shafer The Commercial Tribune 8. Bauer Crescent Avenue Avondale Richmond Street

Mandamus Sought Against Judge Lueders Over Barred Attorney

Attorney D D Robinson seeks a peremptory writ to compel Judge Lueders to rescind a ruling barring him from practicing in the Police Court. He alleges the action was malicious and without charges, claiming denial of hearing and the right to represent clients causes irreparable harm.

D. D. Robinson Lueders Robinson

State Archers on the Wyoming Range

The Ohio State Archery Association opened on the Wyoming range with ten men and fifteen women. M C Well of Walnut Hills Club won the double American round 850, C S Woodruff of Highland Archers Wyoming was second with 812. Rev John Le Roy Taylor won the Union round. Mrs M C Howell and Mrs George Pickard of Walnut Hills Club won the doubles and Howell medal respectively. Men will shoot single work and women team and national rounds as the tournament concludes with prizes. A large crowd attended and lunch was served on the range.

Ohio State Archery Association Wyoming Range M.c.well Walnut Hills Club C. S. Woodruff Highland Archers Wyoming John le Roy Taylor M. C. Howell Howell George, Pickard

Laurel Street Improvement Approved for Repaving Project

The Board of Public Service approved repaving Laurel street from Central to Freeman avenues with asphalt. Estimated cost is $29,642.25, to be shared equally by the city and abutting property owners.

Board of Public Service Laurel Street Central Avenue Freeman Avenue

Machinists to Enjoin Employers in Strike Developments

The machinists plan to file a court injunction against employers after incidents of alleged picket interference and assaults. Charles F. Williams was authorized to file. Reports a rise in returning workers and active talks on terms for reemployment amid ongoing tension.

Schilling Charles F. Williams Cincinnati Data Trades’ Association

Peebles Offers Summer Drinks and Home Goods List

A long catalog of summer beverages and foods from Peebles and Sons announces carbonated drinks under Tallewanda Water, various wines and ciders, groceries, and party supplies. It promotes home delivery with advance orders and urges avoiding Fourth of July rush. Also advertises a free sample issue of Peebles Monthly and identifies Joseph R. Peebles Sons Co with Joseph S. Peebles as president, established 1840.

Tallewanda Ives Ding

Government Square Contact Details and July Hours

The notice lists locations Peebles Corner and Walnut Hills with multiple telephone extensions for North and Main lines. It states open on the 4th of July until noon.

Peebles Corner Walnut Hills

Hamilton Strikers Go Into Camp At Devil's Backbone

Special Despatch reports Hamilton machinists forming a camp on the Miami River beyond the city, planning to stay until leaves fall. They prepare festive events with ox roasts and fish fries, while camping stores are donated by local merchants. Military discipline will be observed at Camp O'Connell.

Toto Charles Bremer Fay & Egan Foundry Central Bridge Bremer Fay & Egan's Newport Commercial Tribune Hamilton Miami River Devil’s Backbone Miami Camp O'Connell

New Traction Road Incorporation Promises Urban Line

A new traction company, Rapid Railway Company, was incorporated in Columbus yesterday. It plans a line from Norwood to Day ton via Pleasant Ridge Silverton Kennedy Heights Rossmayne Blue Ash and Lebanon with a Montgomery terminal. Cars would use Cincinnati Traction Company track at Norwood to serve downtown. Incorporators include Lee Brooks Charles Davis James Kennedy George Schugham Watt Mallon and Geo Worthington of Cleveland.

Rapid Railway Company Columbus Montgomery Ike Norwood Orwood Pleasant Ridge Silverton Kennedy Heights Rossmayne Blue Ash Lebanon Dayton Cincinnati Traction Compeer Lee Brooks Charles Davis James Kennedy George Schugham Watt Mallon Geo. Worthington Cleveland Cincinnati & Eastern Electric Railway Company

Tragic Elevator Accident Claims Young Charles McCracken

United States Playing Card Company workers mourn the death of Charles McCracken who died in an elevator accident on Tuesday. Attaches from the plant visited the McCracken home on Ashland Avenue Norwood to view the remains after the plant closed for the day.

United States Playing Card Company Charles McCracken McCracken Ashland Avenue Norwood

Kaiser Sues Prout Over Lease Repairs

Joseph Kaiser sues Anna Prout for 530.70 claiming he spent on property at Sixth and John streets under a five year lease at 90 dollars monthly. He began possession April 28, 1900, but she evicted him in July 1900 and refuses to reimburse improvements.

Joseph Kaiser Anna Prout Sixth John Streets

Local Boys Warned After Canal Littering Episode

Squire Winkler lectured Joseph and Adam Uhlein of 304 McMicken Avenue after they admitted to throwing rubbish into the canal bed. Authorities warned that others caught disposing trash will face punishment.

Squire Winkler Joseph Adam Uhlein McMicken Avenue

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