Kleybolte to Face Indictment in Cincinnati Court
Prosecutor Rulison says Rudolph Kleybolte will appear to answer his indictment in Cincinnati Saturday. He may be brought by extradition if he does not come voluntary, with Judge Peck's prior statements cited by the prosecutor. Shaffer confirms Kleybolte plans to be present to post bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulison
Kleybolte
Rulison
Rudolph Kleybolte
Cincinnati
Shaffer
Peck, Shaffer & Peck
Will Distributes Money to Catholic Charities and Relatives
The will of John Wesling filed in Probate Court lists multiple small bequests to Catholic institutions in the city including St. Marys Hospital and St. Michael's Church along with larger legacies to his grandchildren and daughters. Executors named is John J. Radhel. Inventories and letters of administration were filed for several estates in Probate Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesling
St. Mary's Hospital
Little Sisters of the Poor
St. Aloysius Orphan Asylum
St. Michael's Church
School Society of
St. Michael’s Church
Joseph Bussmann
Estella
Magdalena Wesling
Philomena Flood
Mary Worwold
John
John J. Radhel
George W. Halliday
Pauline Oehler
Robert Samuelson
Margaret Apfel
John C. Clayton
Everett Gillispie
Aaron Ferris
Mary F. Goodwin
Anna Byrne
John Bryne
Nannie C. Spills
Elizabeth C. Spills
Mary E. Wessling
John W. Wolfe
Joseph Storcia
George W. Dohrman
Earnest and
Louise
Grand Jury to Probe Laundry Price Trust
A grand jury inquiry will examine whether a Laundry Trust exists after a prominent citizen prompted Prosecutor Rulison to investigate. Minning will oversee evidence gathering as laundries in the city standardize charges, moving from two cents and two and a half to two cents across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minning
Rulison
Park Property Owners Win City Seizure Verdict
Patrick and Ann Corrigan won a verdict for a sum in Judge Spiegel's court on the Burnet Woods Park extension case. The city had appropriated triangular land on the park's north side to square it, marking the first condemnation suit in the project.
Girl Pleads For Father In Juvenile Court
A fourteen year old daughter begged the court to spare her father Alfred Robert of 1614 Cooper Street from the Workhouse after she showed bruises from a strap beating. Judge Caldwell condemned the father, noting the daughter's plea saved him. The girl was placed under care of Miss Given at the Glenn Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Robert
Cooper Street
Judge Caldwell
Miss Given
Glenn
Eads Convicted of Assault in Yeager Killing Case
John Eads was found guilty of assault by a Criminal Court jury in the Yeager case at the National Flag Works. The testimony indicated Eads held Yeager while his son Jim killed him with a club. Jim Eads pleaded guilty to second degree murder and is at Mansfield Reformatory, with other relatives implicated.
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John Eads
Adam Yeager
National Flag Works
Eads
Yeager
Jim
Mansfield Reformatory
Henry
Mayor Impugns Salvation Army Over Alms Reform
Mayor Dempsey denounces street solicitation by the Salvation Army and urges charity work to be scientifically run. He backs trained agents and centralized charities, warning indiscriminate alms foster pauperism and professional begging. The secretary cites Philadelphia and New York charities disapproving of the Army's methods.
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Salvation Army
National Conference of Charities
Philadelphia
Charity Organization Society of New York
10 Million Gallon Pump Outage Strains Cincinnati Water Works
The Cincinnati Water Works faced a major disruption as Engine No. 11 at Front Street, with a 10,000,000 gallon daily capacity, halted for valve repairs and remained down through the night. No. 12 was also idle, cutting city supply by about 20,000,000 gallons daily. Eden Park break worsened Mt. Auburn tanks reducing pressure. Assistant Engineer Pabodie warned of restoration by morning, but reports criticized delayed communication from Eden Park authorities.
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Cincinnati Water Works
Front Street
Eden Park
Pabodie
Mt. Auburn
Engineer Hill
Assembly Outing Draws 13 700 Fans at Coney Island
About 13 700 people attended the Eighth Ward Improvement Association outing at Coney Island known as Michael Mullens picnic. The day featured athletic events with gold watches as prizes and a lively friendly rivalry among participants across multiple races and age groups.
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Eighth Ward Improvement Association
Michael Mullen
Coney Island
William Maher
Kate Hanlon
Charles Zech
Stella Hassell
Flora Fillmore
Mary Ryan
Thomas McCarthy
Richard Sicking
Henry Zanone
Owen McHughey
Clifford Bray
Fred Miller
J. B. Tiliff
Illness Drives Tailor to Suicide in Bed
Christ Bauholzer a 55 year old tailor shot himself in the left temple while in bed yesterday morning and died instantly. His wife found his body on returning from market. A German note cited illness and a wish to die along with remorse for his life. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Christ Bauholzer
Improved C O trains schedule change July update
Beginning July 2 the West Virginia Express will depart Cincinnati at 8:30 a.m. arriving Portsmouth 11:19 Ironton 12:06 Huntington 12:55 Charleston 3:15 p.m. Hinton 6 p.m. On July 1 the C O Limited leaves Cincinnati nightly at 9:15 p.m. to New York without car changes. The F F W Limited to New York remains at 12:01 noon daily. Train No 6 will move to Fourth Street Station at 6:30 a.m. starting Sunday.
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West Virginia Express
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Ironton
Huntington
Charleston
Hinton
C. & O. Limited
New York
Elder Eads Await Trial On Assault Charge
Remains to be tried on an assault and battery charge. If convicted the elder Eads faces a maximum fine of 200 dollars and costs and up to six months in the Workhouse.
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Eads
Divorces Sought Over Domestic Strife and Cruelty
In Common Pleas Court M J Robinson alleges his wife Elizabeth forced him to cook and assaulted him with a fist and iron shovel before driving him from the home. Marion T West seeks divorce from Lillie for gross neglect. Lottie Klumpp asks divorce from Morris for extreme cruelty alleging 1899 beating and long absence.
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Elizabeth
M. J. Robinson
Common Pleas
Robert M. van Horne
Marion T. West
Lillie
Common Pleas Court
Jr. Wentzel
Lottie Klumpp
Morris
M. C. Lykins
Brother of Rockefeller Visits Cincinnati for Hours
Frank Rockefeller, Kansas millionaire and brother of John D. Rockefeller, spent a few hours in Cincinnati yesterday. He toured the Roth establishment with W B Wagner and Samuel T Nash of Cleveland to study the electric meat curing process. The Cleveland pair own the local machine, and Rockefeller joined the tour.
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Frank Rockefeller
Kansas
John D. Rockefeller
Cincinnati
W. B. Wagner
Samuel T. Nash
Cleveland
Charles Roth
Packer
Roth
Mr. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland Investments
Park Plan Aims at Public Pools and Night Watch
Park Superintendent Rodgers proposes a lake beach at Burnet Woods and a floating bathhouse on the river. He asks the Board of Public Service to seek a $500 appropriation from Council to fund extra night watchmen in downtown parks during summer and allow tenement dwellers to sleep in parks on warm nights with order maintained.
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Rodgers
Burnet Woods
Board of Public Service
Council
Remarkable Robe Sale Clears Overstock Quickly
A robe sale reports exceptional demand with large first lot disappearing as well as most of the importer's remaining stock. Embroidered silk robes, embroidered batiste robes, and embroidered white robes sold at deep discounts, with prices ranging from 40 dollars down to 10 dollars.
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Batiste
Church approves suggested union of two Presbyterian congregations
By an 88 to 71 vote the First Presbyterian Church congregation and its society favored union with the Second Presbyterian Church. The Presbytery will decide at its July meeting, with action expected July 8. The Second Church plans to act July 2.
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First Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Church Society
Presbytery
Dr. Monfort
Dr. Monfort Presided As Moderator Over the Meeting, With Dr. Weber
Pr. Falls
Switchman refuses to stay after train collision injuries
Howard Glover, a switchman, was severely injured by a Southern Railway train near Third and Park streets. Although taken to the hospital, he declined to remain after his injuries were dressed, remaining unverified at home.
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Southern Railway
Third and Park Streets
Howard Glover
Nicolay vs Nicolay attachment order in Hamilton County
In Spencer Township Hamilton County Ohio Justice D M Clarke issues an attachment for eighty eight dollars sixty one hundredth in the Nicolay versus Nicolay case. The hearing is set for July 5 1906 at 8 oclock a m. Mrs C J Nicolay Cincinnati June 20 1906.
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C. J. Nicolay
H. T. Nicolay
D. M. Clarke
J. P
Spencer Township
Hamilton County
Ohio
Cincinnati
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