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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1907

Page

5

Radel Engages Park For Free Days This Summer

John J. Radel engages Manhattan Park Riverside for Tuesdays and Fridays in July and August offering free access to mothers and their children. The city also notes an unrelated item about City Engineer Danenhower accused as an easy mark by a Spanish prisoner in Madrid linked to an old fortune swindle.

John J. Radel Manhattan Park Riverside Danenhower Carlos Carebro Old Madrid

Mail Carrier Arrested in Chillicothe for Letter Tampering

Mail carrier Robert E. Liggins was arrested in Chillicothe by Deputy Marshal Shilling on charges of tampering with letters. A hearing before Commissioner Minshall is set in Chillicothe for July 6.

Robert E. Liggins Chillicothe Marshal Shilling Minshall

Girl Rescued After Jump From Skiff at Burnet Woods Park

A small girl leaped from a skiff near Burnet Woods Park outlet wall as it approached the area. Boat tender Michael Powers rescued her from the flake, preventing injury.

Burnet Woods Park Michael Powers

Hampton Faces Killing Charge in Eastern Ave Shooting

Walter Hampton who shot W. Kuhlman in front of 3247 Eastern avenue appeared before Judge Lueders on a shooting to kill charge. The case was continued to July 2 and Hampton was held on $2,000 bail.

Walter Hampton W. Kuhlman Eastern Avenue Lueders Hampton

Dry-Cleaners Face Warrants After City Talk

Fire Chief Arch Bald and Prosecutor Oppenheimer led affidavits yesterday prompting warrants for seven dry-cleaning proprietors. Other cleaners agreed to relocate shops beyond the city limits.

Archbald Oppenheimer

Cincinnati Turnverein group sails to Turnfest in Indiana District

Seventy five residents from Cincinnati sailed on the steamer City of Louisville for Louisville to join the North Cincinnati Turnverein in the biennial Turnfest of the Indiana District Turners. They plan to return Sunday.

Appeals Hearing Prompts Smoke Nuisance Cases

Superintendent Matthew Nelson of the Smoke Abatement League appeals members to attend Monday Police Court hearings on nuisance cases. Defendants have hired strong legal talent and plan a fierce defense.

Matthew Nelson

YMCA Officials Interview Parents for Summer School

All day Friday Mr. Ferris the educational director of the YMCA and Mr. Trisler the Summer School principal interviewed parents and enrolled boys for the Summer School. The program targets boys who have fallen behind in school work.

Ferris Young Men’s Christian Association Trisler

Saloon Shootings in Carlisle Avenue Row End in Fatal Wounding

Irwin Smith a Pullman car porter was fatally wounded, his brother John Smith seriously shot in the stomach, and George Baker shot in the arm in a saloon row on Crown G a loon Carlisle avenue near John street yesterday. Baker faces a charge of shooting to kill. All involved are colored. The fracas stemmed from an alleged robbery.

Irwin Smith Pullman John Smith George Baker Crown Galoon Carlisle Avenue John Street Baker

Labor Day parade to feature horse display and prizes

Union committees approved a horse and team display for Labor Day. Humane Society officers suggested the display. Prizes will go to the best groomed horse, best appearing team, and best harnessed team driven by union drivers.

The Humane Society

New Federation Elects Officers in Cincinnati

The Federated Improvement Associations of Cincinnati elected officers led by President H. V. Speelman and First Vice President Eldon R. James. They will send delegates to Associated Organizations and clarified noncompetitive scopes, focusing on local improvements. Delegates include W. C. Culkins and Charles Weidner with terms noted.

Federated Improvement Associations of Cincinnati H. V. Speelman Eldon R. James Jacob Dietz William A. Simonton L. E. Keller T. J. O'Meara F. H. Shaffer Ernst Wulff J. D. Fry F. H. Kinney W. C. Culkins Charles Weidner

City Auditor Refuses Voucher Payments For Water Works Hearings

City Auditor Culkins declined to honor a $175 voucher from the Mayors Examining Committee of Ten for the stenographer Buchannon Perin who covered the Water Works hearing. He also halted several small Board of Elections vouchers for Pugh Printing Company bills due to lack of certified funds before contracts.

Culkins Buchannon Perin Board of Elections Pugh Printing Company

Lawn fete funds colored vacation school at Reading Road home

A lawn fete was held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. John M. Withrow's Reading Road home to raise funds for a colored vacation school. Plans include a manual school for boys a cooking school for girls and a kindergarten for younger children.

John M. Withrow Reading Road

Ohio Humane Society probe opens in Superior Court

William C. Biles a stockholder petitions the Superior Court to compel the Ohio Humane Society to reveal its books and records. He claims a request for inspection was refused and seeks a thorough probe into the society and its officers. Mayor Dempsey explains he spoke only of charges raised by Pogue and denies personal knowledge of internal affairs.

Williamc. Biles The Ohio Humane Society Pogue & Pogue Biles Dempsey Commercial Tribune Pogue Chrispin Society

Kinney Sues City Over Alabama Street Sewer Easement

Judge Hoffheimer awarded Kinney and others $350 for the private property easement taken by the city in a sewer from Alabama street to Mill Creek. The suit claimed wrongful appropriation and named L. H. Hanger and W. T. Porter as plaintiffs' attorneys with Shindel for the city. Separately George Charrington sues the Cincinnati Traction Company for $5,000 after an assault by a conductor at Peebles Corner. Fricke and Michie represent him.

L. H. Hanger W. T. Porter John R. Shindel George Charrington Peebles Corner Cincinnati Traction Company Thomas L. Michie

Bank Files Exceptions to Receiver's Account in Water Co

Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company trustee for bondholders and Charles A Hinsch filed exceptions to the accounts of Victor T Chambers as receiver of the Harrison Water and Light Company claiming larger sums came to light than shown and that $552 of expenses were improper charged to the receiver. W F Boyd and H L Gordon filed the petition. J W Radeke appeared before Judge Warner on questions about inventions claimed by Queen City Brush Machinery Company.

Victor T. Chambers Harrison Water and Light Company Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company Charles A. Hinsch Chambers W. F. Boyd H. L Gordon J. W. Radeke Eastern Avenue Queen City Brush Machinery Company Warner

Judge Finds No Collusion in Wood Block Contract

Common Pleas Court Judge G. O Connell ruled against William Preuer seeking an injunction to bar the county from contracting with The United States Wood Preserving Company for Mitchell avenue paving from Clinton Springs to Spring Grove. The court found no evidence of fraud or collusion and that the bidder's wood block is not a patent article.

William Preuer United States Wood Preserving Company Mitchell Avenue Clinton Springs Avenue Spring Grove Avenue G. O’connell O'Connell O’connell John C. Healy Herrlinger Southworth Preuer William D. Dickson Ireton and Schoenle Board of County Commissioners Olivia Ann Bishop Howard C. Hollister John R. Holmes Thomas Hollister Thomas Bishop Circuit Court Miss Bishop Willard B. Stier Joseph L. Anderson Catherine L. Anderson Common Preay Court Sachem Avenue Worthington & Strong James B. Swing Victor Heintz New England Coal Company Nina B. Pugh John B. Pugh Anna Wrightson Helen Brooks Wrightson Place Ninth Plum Shay, Cogan & Williams Muller & Ratliff

Divorce Court Hears Suit Over Wife Alimony

Captain Christian must pay alimony to his wife Cecil Cramer after she sought divorce and child custody. The case cites alleged secret correspondence with other women and inadequate support, with Harvey Cramer noted in the bankruptcy pleadings.

Captain Christian Harvey Cramer Cecil Cramer Sparks, Attonda Charles Tuck

Estates Appointed Administrators for Strodtman and Cappell

Administrators are appointed for Strodtman and Cappell estates. Strodtman valued at $90 and Cappell at $1,080. Applications to administer were filed for Agnes Robertstein for Edward W. Robertstein $2,250, A E Painter for Owen Owens $1,200, Catherine S Owens $500, John W Wolfe for Maria Koester $3,500.

Strodtman

Final Judgment in Miles Suit and Other Court News

Michigan firm Cobb & Mitchell sues Gem City Boiler Co for 16500 over seven boilers bought for 7000 amid alleged defects. Final judgment awarded M Cora Dow against Dr Miles Medical Co. Motorman Dorsey Elliott loses damages suit against D S A Traction Co. Also court actions on Albaugh Nursery bankruptcy and Pike Opera House fire insurance dispute.

Cobb & Mitchell, Cadillac Mich United States Gem City Boiler Company Dayton Michigan Morrison R. Waite Albaugh Nursery and Orchard Company Tadmor, C Tippe National Bank Tippecanoe City Troy National Bank L. W W.M. Dysinger S. G. Geissman Fourth National Bank Thompson Albaugh Troy Bank Tipp National Agenbroad M. Cora Dow Dr. Miles Medical Company Dr. Miles Miles Company Dorsey Elliott D., S. & A. Traction Company Enon Cowen George J. Brill Indian Hill Augustance Cincinnati Traction Company Thornton M. Hinkle Cincinnati Realty Company Pike Estate Pike Opera House

James T Clyde Honored With Dining Tribute In Cincinnati

James T Clyde former manager of the Harlin Hotel received a complimentary dinner in the Zoo by Cincinnati hotel managers. A magnum loving cup was presented by William Bodemer of the Lackman. Clyde thanked friends, with managers and several notable attendees from Palace, Honing, Emery, St. Nicholas, Sterling, and Schultz Printing Works among those present.

James T. Clyde Harlin Zoo Cincinnati Clyde Queen City Mr. Clyde William Bodemer Lackman Bodemer T. J. Logan C. E. Roth Harry Hess Hotel Men’s Association

Clerk Joseph Molengraft Posts Postal Clerks Exam Record

Joseph Molengraft achieved a perfect score on the Postoffice clerks examination. He deciphered and placed 708 card addresses at forty four per minute and correctly labeled every entry. Postmaster Monfort sent congratulations to the record setter.

Joseph Molengraft Monfort

Superintendent Dyer Drops Name From Payroll

The board removed the name of the German principal from the teachers payroll. The officer in charge said the salary for June was paid to Principal J. H. Locke who forwarded it to Mrs. Zimmerman amid a case involving the alleged abduction of a sixteen year old pupil in Oklahoma City.

Dyer Christian Zimmerman Zimmerman Oklahoma City Board of Education J. H. Locke Garfield

Rheumatic pain relief claims from Eimer and Amend

A terse 19th century claim touts Prescription No. a for rapid relief from rheumatic pain, promising the quickest relief among remedies. No further details on ingredients, uses, or official endorsements are provided.

Eimer & Amend

Ohio Supreme Court Backs Jones Local Option Law

The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed the Cincinnati Superior Court, upholding the Jones local option law for creating dry districts by petition of a majority of voters in a resident district. A district must have at least 300 residents and be bounded by streets, with penalties for sale of intoxicants set at 50 to 200 dollars for first offenses and 100 to 500 dollars for second offenses.

Supreme Court of Ohio Superior Court of Cincinnati Jones Mayor Common Pleas Court

Ohio Supreme Court Rules on Jones Law Case

The Ohio Supreme Court in a June 28 decision states the challenged act is an exercise of police power, subject to constitutional limits. The court affirms the judgment and declines to address other questions beyond stating lack of concurrence to reverse.

Commercial Tribune Columbus

County Treasurers Bond Debt Sparks Depository Dispute

Treasurer Roth asked the board to deposit an extra sixty thousand dollars with Citizens National Bank and to appoint new depositories. The Commissioners deemed this a violation of the depository law and declined involvement. Nagel’s bid of forty two thousand one hundred eighty dollars for the New Richmond pike work was rejected as it exceeded the estimate. George Schlee was named Courthouse janitor replacing George Anderson.

Roth Citizens National Bank Driehs Richmond Pike California Clermont County Hne George Schlee George Anderson

Deaths list notes multiple local obituaries

John Collins aged 80 dies June 28 with funeral June 30 at 1 p.m. Interment in Aurora Indiana. Edward Anderson Donnally husband of Alice Davis DoNnally dies at Loveland Ohio June 28 at 3 15 p.m. Funeral notices follow for several residents including Thomas Evans and Jane Happy. An Anne E Hervey dies June 28 with funeral June 29 at Spring Grove Chapel. Eliza E Pattee widow of Alvin Pattee dies June 28 with funeral June 30 Evergreen Chapel. Cotet ie Fox Stambach of Pasadena burial June 29. Victoria Uhl dies June 27 with funeral June 29. David Wirth dies aged 36 with funeral June 29. Dayton paper copy requested.

Collins John West Seventh Street Aurora Ind Donnally Edward Anderson Alice Davis Loveland, O Wirth David Mayme Wirth Bailey Louis Wirth Hopkins Street St. Edward's Church Dayton

Mortality Notices From City Hospital and Local Addresses

From various city addresses nine individuals are listed with ages and causes or statuses. William Anderson aged 35 at 641 Smith shows pending inquiry. Dennis Bohan aged 64 at City Hospital, Henry Grady 3 at 706 Betts with bronchitis. Edward Boone 47 at 2211 Rice with bronchitis. Elizabeth Brady 87 at 1253 Richmond with heart disease. Mary Ehler 2% at 4023 Cherry with phthisis. Charles Harvey 1 at 21 Concord Village with inquest pending. Cecilia Braun 59 at 2238 Selim with carcinoma.

Anderson William Smith Bohan Dennis City Hospital Grady Henry Betts Boone Edward Rice Brady Elizabeth Richmond Ehler Mary Cherry Harvey Charles Concord Vilace Braun Cecilia Selim

City Hall Notes on Park Opening and Bridge Work

The Board of Public Service accepted Secretary Henry Ratterman’s invitation to attend the Park Commission opening of Lytle Park next Saturday afternoon. Co operating groups plan a successful event. The North Cincinnati Improvement Association received permission to use Burnet Woods band stand July 11 for a lecture on the greater park plan. Two ordinances were transmitted to Council authorizing $20 000 for the Harrison avenue bridge east abutment reconstruction and $140 000 for Liberty street viaduct repair. Water Works plans bonds totaling $500 000 at 4 percent, dated August 1, payable in 20 to 40 years, completing the $10,000,000 authorized for the new Water Works. Engineer Benzenberg said the furnace contractors will abate smoke before payment. Fourth of July minstrel show plans are underway at the Workhouse. The Finance Committee postponed the semi-annual appropriating ordinance until Monday.

Board of Public Service Henry Ratterman Park Commission Lytle Park Omen’s Club North Harrison Avenue Mill Creek Liberty Street Water Works Commissioners Benzenberg Sealey Bartley Council

Licensed to Marry in Cincinnati Yesterday

Marriage licenses were issued in Greater Cincinnati yesterday with several couples becoming legally bound in Cincinnati.

Greater Cincinnati Cincinnati

Residence Names and Ages in Local Listing

Readable names appear with partial ages and locations. Fred Schaber and Lillie Johnson listed alongside Brent, Hazel Fitzgerald, and Everette Barcalow, suggesting a local resident record or notice with multiple individuals and given initials.

Fred Schaber Lillie Johnson Brent Everette Barcalow Hazel Fitzgerald

Also Mentioned on This Page

City News Radel Park Small Girl Burnett U U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Joseph Burnett CO Sosron, Mass C.hichester Uta Probe Humane Society William C. Biles Mayor Dempsey Alabama McKinley Tucker Norwood View Norwood Charles S. Sparks Katie Davis Joseph D. Davis Thomas Fox E. E. Roney Phoebe Renvie William L. Renvie Davis Frank Seinsheimer Viola Christian William H. Christian Charles H. Jones Christian Superior Court Probate Court United States Courts Miles Zoo Clubhouse Martin Doreing Albert Bettinger Rufus B. Smith Smith, Cohen & Mack Julius Freiberg Lowman Contra St. Paul Chicago Minneapolis North-Western Line Twin Cities Union Station N. M. Breeze Walnut Street Ohio Evans Thomas Seth Winifred Evans Romaine Clifton Happy Jane Young Adam Happy Observatory Edwards Road St. Mary’s Church Hyde Park Wheeling W. Va Ichie Bro Jewelers, Wyt 34Th Bt. Cin,., O City Hall Notes Charles PB. Bogart Goethe St Florence Maus Sycamore Joseph L. Pushin Seventh Minnie Braunlake Laurel St Henry Winsman Etta Roberts Poplar St Thurman Clutterbuck Ninth St Mabel Austin eWerecesse SOS William H. Ireton W. Eighth St Kennedy Heights Carolyn H. Crawford Cypress St Merrill C. Shutes Mt Auburn Edna Hopkins Hamilton Otho Dourrung Tee Manchester Nannie Kimball Indiana House Don Wm. Burns Rand Hotel Maybelle E. Abrams Broadway Philip P. White Pleasant Ridge Salon Workman James A. Carroll Linn St Mamie Nuegen Linn Mat Youngman Pleasant St William, Lambert Lincoln Av Margaret iI. Laughblin Richey Charles Grant, Jr Winton Place Eva M. Irvin Iil Wenee Lowe Newkirk Newport Fred B. A Covington Gvereti Dano Havlin Vine Street Opera Place James T. Clydd Windsor Frank G. TuMidge Government Square Gilbert Ave Slosson Fourth St West John Shillito W. A. Hopple Millcreek Valley Notes Sharon National Bank Browne Taylor Wyoming Edwards Ritchie John Turner City Infirmary Board For Public Service of Reading Heckmann John Cobalt Northside Maryland Casualty Co Skiff & CO Commercial Tribune Building Queen & Crescent Central Union Depot Ludlow Williamstown Georgetown Lexington High Bridge Park Bell Telephone Co Vine Street M. P. Ryan M.A East Ninth Street Marvel CO U. Sto New York Dow’s 8 Drug Stores NEW High School Filding Clerk of Board of Education City Hall Clifton Avenue McMillan and Guy Streets Office of Superintendent of Buildings Main Street J. M. Withro United States Army VINE Phoenix Hotel Falmouth Greenville Ocean Steamers North German Lloyd Plymouth Cherbourg Bremen Kaiser K.wm.ii Kronp z.Au Prinz Cecilie New Plymouw Barbaross Kurfuerst Mei Gibralt P. Irene Neckar K. Luise K. Albert Herbourg P. Alice Barbaross Kurfuerst Aranean Naples Genoa Ownite Canna Bre Oelricf N. Y First National Bank Atlas National Bank Brighton German National Bank Bupler & Co Third St Main Kuhn & Sons Western German Bank Toboken G. E. Cor Walnut Thomas Cook & Son American Line Champton Ladelphia Queenstown Liverpool Atlantic Transport London Red Star Line Dovia Mouth Cheerpton Satiadriatic Alam Majestic Teutonic Boston Azores Mediterranean Ton Philadelphia Hamburg/American Hamburg Pennsylvania Deutschland Kaiserin Patricia Batavia P. Lincoln Amerika Palm Garden Ritz- Carlton Tmoilke Woaches Spain Holyland Nile Moltke U. S Grant Tourist Bureau R. R Western Rg Bank Walnut St Postoffice Brighton German Bank Harrison & Colerain Fifth National Bank Higanl As Charlevoix Traverse City Petoskey Bay View Roaring Brook Harbor Springs Detroit Pere Marquette Awas Alpena Ame Lake Mackinack Grand Trunk Muskoka Lake Toronto Montreal Quebec Mt. Clemens Grand Point Lake St. Clair Huronie
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