Federal Court May Probe Mule
Rudolph Kleybolte files suit against the Miami & Erie Canal Company known as The Mule for an accounting. Cleveland stockholders and directors challenge US jurisdiction citing prior state court actions and receivers appointed in Ohio. Federal action may seek a special master to conduct a full investigation into bonds and coupons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami & Erie Canal
Miami & Erie Canal Transportation Company
the Mule
United States
Rudolph Kleybolte
Common Pleas Court
United States Court
Assumtes
Mr. Kleybolte
Megro on OT Man and Woman Shooting Rampage
Jesse Neal, a colored rag peddler, fired on two men after a quarrel and wounded Mrs. Mary Jones and William Hartmann. He fled with a shotgun in pursuit by police, after borrowing a gun and firing through O’Brien’s saloon and down the East Eighth street hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Neal
Mary Jones
William Hartmann
Good Samaritan Hospital
Neal
East Eighth Street
Broadway
O'Brien
Few Enlistments Reported in Army
Captain M. M. Maxon, head of the U S recruiting office, says enlistments are unusually dull this summer. He cites low pay, better civil opportunities, and strict examinations as factors reducing the pool of recruits. He notes enlistments rise in hard times or during war, with many applicants rejected at examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Maxon
Tenth Cavalry
United States
Weiler Marries Chicago Woman in Quiet City News
Henry J. Weiler a furrier of Fourth Street reportedly wed Mrs. Millie Forrester of 2636 Dennis Street in Chicago last week. Weiler left town ten days earlier claiming East business. Forrester has worked as a forewoman in his shop for three years. A Newport divorce suit was filed about a year ago, and a decree was granted six weeks ago after his move to the city side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Weiler
Fourth Street
Chicago
Millie Forrester
Dennis Street
Weiler
Forrester
Newport
Police Hold Auction of Unclaimed Yearly Articles
Unclaimed items held by the Police Department were auctioned yesterday in the police headquarters courtyard. Bidders paid over $500 as a diverse lot including a watch, crowbar, bicycle and pins sold mostly on sight unseen with Lieutenant Hill serving as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain in children. It claims to soothe the child and cure wind colic at 25 cents a bottle.
Salvation Army Denial of Criticism Sparks Political Clash
Major William Escott of the Salvation Army in Southern Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee refutes Mayor Dempsey and Secretary Landescos criticisms of relief work and asserts the army operates with proper management. He defends finances lodging houses and the Industrial Homes Company and cites past government commendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Escott
Salvation Army
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Dempsey
Escott
Landesco
Father seeks truth on missing daughter and possible misburial
John Abdon of Harrison visited Coroner Cameron to confirm whether his daughter Alice Dunnigan is dead. He fears her body buried as Nellie King’s on 426 George Street after a letter from Goldie Dumbler was delayed. Mrs. Bessie Hill of Carthage claimed the remains, both families hoping their daughter survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Abdon
Harrison
Cameron
Alice Dunnigan
Bessie Hill
Carthage
Abdon
Indianapolis
Stephen Dunnigan
Cincinnati
Goldie Dumbler
Nellie King
George Street
Delegates Headed to Assemblies Across Three U S Sites
A group of city church and missionary society delegates left for Asheville North Carolina Silver Bay New York and Geneva Lake Wisconsin to attend Students' Volunteer movement assemblies. Miss S A Winold Miss Efie Lermond and Miss Dorman will go to Asheville while Miss Lillian Hoffman and Miss Elsie Thoman attend Geneva Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Silver Bay
N. Y
Geneva Lake
Wis
Students’ Volunteer Movement
S. A. Winold
Women's Home Missionary Society
Effie Lermond
Foreign Christian
Dorman
Home Christian Missionary Society
Lillian Hoffman
Elsie Thoman
Walnut Hills M. E
Chautauqua Lake Excursion by Erie Railway
Travel notices announce a Chautauqua Lake round trip costing 11 dollars 30 cents on July 6 and 27 via the Erie Railroad. Tickets are sold at 416 Walnut Street and at the depot at Fifth and Baymiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Lake
Erie R. R
Walnut Street
Fifth and Baymiller
Woman Sentenced To A Year In Workhouse In Juvenile Case
Theresa Fox of 312 East Twelfth Street is found guilty in Juvenile Court of luring girls to her home and is sentenced to one year in the Workhouse. Any earnings beyond maintenance will fund two victims Agnes Stevens and Florence Maley now under Sisters of the Good Shepherd care. Fox remains in County Jail pending her Workhouse transfer after today’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Fox
East Twelfth Street
Caldwell
Agnes Stevens
Florence Maley
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Price Hill
Governor Harris to Attend Stamina League Outing at Coney Island
Governor Harris will join the Stamina League for its annual outing starting in Columbus. Auditor Eugene L. Lewis arranged the trip with Attorney General Wade H. Ellis. The party travels by Pennsylvanian Lines to Cincinnati then by steamer to Coney Island with a luncheon at the Queen City Club and a relaxed afternoon greeting supporters. The return route brings them home for Sunday. Trip described as informal with no speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Stamina League
Coney Island
Eugene L. Lewis
Capitol
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Wade H. Ellis
Stamina Boys
Queen City Club
Cincinnati
Dayton
Eaton
Stamina Club
Lewis
Hill to Receive 6000 Annually as Water Works Engineer
The Board of Public Service appointed John W. Hill Consulting Engineer for one year at a salary of 6000, starting when he assumed charge. The raise exceeds the late chief’s pay by 2000, with board president Marx confirming funds. Also discussed were the Eden Park engine break and the new City Hospital plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
John W. Hill
Water Works
Hill
Washington Meredith
Eden Park
William H. Boeh
Marx
Coal Men Hold Conference on Local Trade and Rebates
A meeting of eight coal company representatives was held at Heidelberg. Attendees included William Sweeney William Puckett M T Roach J R Thomas Harry H Heiner and Dr McGuffin. They said the conference aimed to discuss general coal trade conditions and car supply not prices. A participant urged extending East investigations to the West to check for rebates to mine owners here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelberg
William Sweeney
Percy Heilner
William Puckett
M. T. Roach
J. R. Thomas
Chesapeake Railroad
Harry H.heiner
Hocking Valley
Dr. McGuffin
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Sunday Excursions On C. and O. Railway
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway offers a Sunday excursion starting July 1 with a single round trip fare on Train No. 6 from Fourth Street station at 6:30 a.m. to Ironton and intermediate points. Return is on Train No. 7, arriving in Cincinnati at 6:45 p.m. on the sale date.
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Chesapeake & Ohio By
Fourth Street
Ironton
Cincinnati
Hot Springs
Ark
New Orleans
San Antonio
Texas
EL Paso
Mexico City
Denver
Omaha
Coany
ST. Paul
California
de Eoy Line
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chang
Vine St
Corner Arcade
Union Station
Joseph Biggs
Ohio
Walnut Hills Club Pushes 1400 Foot Viaduct Plan to Broadway
The Walnut Hills Business Club urges Cincinnati officials to extend Eggleston Avenue to Broadway, building a 1400 foot viaduct 18 feet above ground from Eighth and Broadway to Gilbert Avenue. Members demand prompt action, citing reduced railroad delays and safer crossings. The group plans a meeting with City Council this afternoon at Union Grain and Hay Company offices.
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Eighth and Broadway
Eighth and Reedy Streets
Gilbert Avenue
Walnut Hills
Danenhower
Mulvihill
City Business District
Union Grain and Hay Company
Francis James
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eilers
Scrugham to Lead Policy Holders Campaign in New York
George R. Scrugham sails to New York to manage the policy holders campaign for control of New York Life and Mutual Life. He becomes manager of the International Policy Holders Association, joining a committee of governors, Cardinal Gibbons, and other notable figures. Initial meeting set for July 9 in New York to plan the strategy. Directors’ election occurs in November with aim to secure a proxy majority and transfer company control to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Scrugham
Ohio Life Policy Holders’ Association
New York
New York Life
Mutual Life Insurance
Scrugham
International Policy Holders’ Association
Cardinal Gibbons
Finance
Labor
Hunt Street Widening Urged and City Projects Noted
James J. Hooker urged Mayor Dempsey to approve the Hunt street widening between Broadway and Sycamore. Engineer Danenhower puts sewer cost at 3365 dollars for the ravine east of Montgomery road to Duck Creek. Abe Furst gave 20 dollars to the free ice fund. The Board of Public Service seeks firmer specs for furnishing 50 000 cubic yards of stone. College Hill sprinkling to halt due to water conditions. Track elevation plans in railroads discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hooker
Dempsey
Hunt Street
Broadway
Sycamore
Danenhower
Montgomery Road
Duck Creek
Abe Furst
The
Board of Public Safety
Free Ice Fund
Board of Public Service
John W.hill
College Hill
Stewards Elect Officers At Ohio Branch Meeting
The Ohio Branch of the International Stewards Association held its annual meeting at Chester Park Thursday evening and elected President W H Martin Vice President J G Testera and Secretary Treasurer William Creutz. A banquet followed the opera and plans were made for the July 11 gathering with about seventy members touring by auto and attending the Chester Park opera and banquet at the Chester Clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
International Stewards’ Association
Chester Park
W. H. Martin
J. G. Testera
William Creutz
Stewards of
Chester
Scent Oil in Gas Well Delights Mason Investigators
Speculators and experts from across the country flock to Mason Ohio where natural gas was recently found near the John Scull farm. Leases on land within a mile radius have been taken. Gas pressure halted work several times as drillers pursue a possible oil strike. A C McClung, president of the Mason Gas and Oil Co, says drillers are confident oil will be struck and traces of oil have been found on the drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason, O
John Scull
Scull Farm
A. C. McClung
Mason Gas and Oil Company
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Kleybolte
Myron H. Wilson
Harry W. King
Edw. W. Moore
Henry A. Everett
Cleveland Construction Company
Cal Megro
Eighth Street Hill
Furrier
Major Escott
Empire State
Salvation Army Industrial Homes Company
Solenberger
Philadelphia
Board of Trustees
Army
Industrial Homes Company
General Booth
Salvation Army Corporation
England
Fox
Club
C. & O. Railway
Walnut Hills Organization
Eggleston Avenue
Jurugham
City Hall Notes
Bouscaren
Eer
P.K
Ton Sere
Miller
WM. Miller Range and Furnace CO
Postoffice Square
3C Extra
Kohmeschers
Frankfort
Queen & Crescent
High Bridge Park
Grand Central Depot
Ludlow
Williamstown
Georgetown
Lexington
the Standard Trust CO
Covington
Farmers’ and Traders’ Bank
Madison Sts
Ilinois Central Railroad
Young Men’s Mutual Life Association
Home Enterprise
First National Bank
Mason Bore
Kemper-Thomas CO
Norwood
Collegiate School For Girls
McMillan Street
M. C. Collins
Hamilton College
Young Lexington
Blue Grass Region
Eastern Colleges
Luella W. St. Clair
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Minnesota
Fourth
Walnut
Pearl and
Butler
Sears, Smith & Nixon's
Esler
Fred
Emmy
Innes
Wagnerfest
Mr. Williams
Mr. Bellstedt
Mins Listemann
Rige
the Bismarck Cafe
Mercantile Library
Metropolitan Service
Sid Hinman
Nat'l
Mocking Bird
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