Cincinnati Loses Landing Grant Case Against Railroad
Cincinnati loses its bid to block the Louisville & Nashville railroad over a public landing grant. The supreme court sustains the lower court findings and upholds the injunction denial as construction continues on an over head track above the landing. Burkhardt verdicts and a raft of other cases are noted as the term ends for summer.
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Comer Trisuse Bureau
SON Builprxg
Columbus, CO
Cincinnati
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Supreme Court
August Burkhardt
Georgetown
Portsmouth
Circuit Court
Burkhardt
Floods Ravage Eastern Kentucky Mountain Homes
Associated Press dispatch from Lexington reports cloudbursts in Eastern Kentucky cause 3100,000 in damage, destroying timber and sweeping dwellings from foundations. Floyd and Knott counties hit hardest as streams rage, but no lives confirmed lost though many residents left homeless.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Lexington
Kentucky
Floyd
Knott
Bed folds harm couple in Wheeling incident
Charles Baumgartner aged 25 is in a hospital with a broken back while his wife sustains a broken neck after a folding bed suddenly collapsed on them in Wheeling West Virginia. Mrs Baumgartner is expected to recover.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Associated Press
Charles Baumgartner
Poland to Head Tax Commission in Ohio
The Ohio state tax commission created by the Langdon bill met in Columbus and elected William B. Poland of Cincinnati as president and F. E. Munn of Paulding as vice president. Judge Robert M. Ditty will serve as secretary until a suitable successor is found. John F. Laughlin and Peter Outcalf, both Republicans, were named tax clerks as assistants are planned.
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John F. Laughlin
Secretary of State’s
Willis
Peter Outcalt
Cincinnati
Cole
Police Log Highlights Thefts Fights and Accidents
Elmer Pryor found a Knight Templar charm at Central Union Depot after the Shriners outing. The owner may reclaim it from Orderly John Stenger at police headquarters. Two months suspension for Left Smith over beer at Patrol House No 10. A warrant issued for Emil S. Peters of Jacobs Cordage Co for smoke ordinance violation. A 13 year old boy injured his hand firing a toy cannon. Gasoline explosion incidents on riverfront and at 526 Popular Street destroy furniture but injures none. Judges dismissed cases of Greeks in a Chapel Street dispute. William Bartling listed as missing since May, reported by his wife.
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Elmer Pryor
Scott Small
Central Union
Shriners
Laughery Island
John Stenger
Bode
George
Lillie Nicholopigopous
George Likiardokoulos
Chapel Street
Lillie
McGranh and
Lammert
Peebles Corner
Richmond Auto Party Leads Western Tour
W B Gordan and wife and W F Gordan and wife head a party of ten touring the Western states. The Richmond Virginia group arrived at Linton last night from Indianapolis en route home. Vacancies in Cincinnati postal routes were filled by Louis V Kelly and Golden W Renfro promoted to regular carriers. The American Liability Company, organized under Indiana law, has received its license to do business and began operations.
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W.B. Gordan
W. F. Gordan
Richmond
Linton
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Post Office
Louis V. Kelly
Golden W. Renfro
The
American Liability Company
Indiana
Runaways Stella Ivey and Albert Hinkel Absent After Elopement
Stella Ivey fourteen and Albert Hinkel fifteen of Elmwood eloped on June four and said they would return Friday evening but did not. They went to Toledo where the boy worked as an operator of a moving picture machine. The Hinkel father is willing to forgive, while Clem Ivey, father of Stella, is incensed and says the girl can never return. It is not stated whether the couple is married.
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Stella Ivey
Albert Hinkel
Elmwood
Toledo
Hinkel
World’s youngest aviator Etiennette Querbes born flyer
Mile. Etiennette Querbes is described as the world’s youngest aviator. The air child, barely out of nursery, flies a Santos Dumont aircraft near her Drancy, France home. She handles the machine with calm composure and shows a strong innate inclination for flight.
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Etiennette Querbes
Santos Dumont
Drancy
France
Bridge Wreck Reported After Freight Car Jump Collapse
A northbound C H D freight train half its first section crossed the new river bridge near Hamilton, Ohio when a freight car derailed. The impact caused the north span to collapse into the Miami river, four cars wrecked and the gas main serving Hamilton broken, forcing detours for a month. An extensive list of vessel arrivals, departures, and resident names follows in the station’s notice pages.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
New River Bridge
Miami River
Pennsylvania
Hamilton Gas and Eléctric Company
Hamilon
Wickersham Star Orator at Varsity
Cambridge Harvard law school graduates heard Attorney General Wickersham deliver the principal address at the commencement exercises. The event highlighted the law school ceremony with Roosevelt and the class of 1880 as notable figures, followed by dinners and reunions around Boston.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Cambridge
Mass
Wickersham
Law School
Harvard
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Boston
Weather report notes rising interior temperatures and 1910 comparisons
Low pressure in the Northwest brings rising interior temperatures with scattered rain in the South and Southwest. Ohio Valley forecast highs near 90 degrees with Cincinnati highs 83 and lows 88, humidity high, and June 28 1910 weather bureau records show no temperature departure and a .26 inch precipitation excess.
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Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Ocean Steamship Movements
NEW YORK arrived The Carpathia from Trieste and Naples. QUEENSTOWN reported The Haverford from Philadelphia en route to Liverpool. LIVERPOOL saw The Caronia sail for New York via Queenstown. GIBRALTAR noted the Perugia passing.
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Palamos
Emilia
Philadelphia
Naples
Abria
Manuel Calvo
New York
Marseilles
Yokohama
Victoria
Bellecroppen
Seattle
Penang
Idomeneus
Argentina
Triest
Carpathia
Trieste
Queenstown
Haverford
Liverpool
Caronia
Gibraltar
Perugia
Indictments and court actions span city docket
Bar ney Fury saloon keeper of 1162 Vine street indicted for maintaining a nuisance. His bail set at 1000 dollars, Pentland held on 0 bail. other indictments include Roy Austin, William Anderson, Alvert Thredge, Jesse Cuban, and John Caple. State witnesses and arson case notes with D S Creamer testifying in Harry Kohn arson trial. Various divorce, probate, and civil actions also detailed with names, amounts, and court specifics.
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Barney Fury
Vine Street
Charles Pentland
Fury
Henry T Hunt
Arthur Fricke
Pentland
Middletown
Roy Austin
William Anderson
Alvert Thredge
Jesse Cuban
John Caple
Merchants 2 car ownership dispute heads to hearing
Creditors contest Baumgarten assets in his bankruptcy case over a Mercedes 2 claimed by his son. A hearing before Bankruptcy Referee Whittaker is scheduled for Saturday. Also in court, attorneys O'Hara and Frankel seek $2.2 for services to R. de V. Carroll in Keck and Culkine cases, with exceptions filed by Hoffman, Bode, Levy and Bettinger. The Big Four railroad fights a contract on scrap iron dump yards to Hirsch Co. at suspiciously low rent to avoid rebating charges. the former suit to quash the contract was dismissed. A slew of Common Pleas and Superior Court cases are listed, including injunctions, damages, notes, and divorce actions.
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Richardson
Richard Richardson
Swing
James Staple
Broadway
Joseph Derbes
Arthur Fricke
Warner
Frank A. Eggert
Anna Eggert
Effie Roberts
Richard Roberts
James F. Donovan
Sadie Donovan
Clifford’ B. Lake
Stella Lake
Bella Applebaum
Charles Applebaum
O’connell
John
Binston
Mabel
Bessie Donnelly
William Donnelly
E. S. Morrissey
Grace King Smart
William
Winfield Smart
Gilbert & Bettman
Currie Doll
George Doll
Franks & Franks
Woodmansee
Bettie Valentine
William Valentine
Northside Christian Church
Common Pleas Court
W. R. Bell
Frederick B. Bullerick
Ira D. Washburn
John A. Pitts
Gorman
Savanah B. Pigmnan
C. Crane & Co
Pigman
Thorne Baker
Stephens
Lincoln’ & Stephens
Nolle
Robert Keilman
Branch Hospital
Hunt
United States
First National Bank of Canton
J. Alfred Klein
Circuit Court of Appeals
Klein
Cortland
Canton
Accidion
Jay W. Curts
G. Bartolini
Ena Kelly
Bartolini
Centre Avenue
Curts
Anid
L. Baumgarten
Wil
Baumgartén
Baumgarten
Whittaker
Ww. O'Hara
Jonas Frankel
Amnateur R. de
Amnateur R. de V. Carroll In the Keck and Culkine Co
Hollister
Hoffman, Bode, Levy and Bettinger
Big Four Railroad
I.C. Hirsch Co
Fire department saves teen after gasoline blaze
An 18-year-old named Mamié Hibbie was rescued when a nearby fire crew, passing her home, found her with her dress ignited by overturned gasoline. They quickly extinguished the flames and prevented serious injuries.
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Mamié Hibbie
German Cabinet Shake-Up Reported in Berlin
Berlin reports Baron Von Kiderian Waechter named secretary of state for foreign affairs replacing Wilhelm Hadler Von Schoen who becomes German ambassador to France. Prince Von Radolin to retire from the Paris post, Baron Von Rheinbaben’s successor undecided. The baron and von Schoen receive gifts including the emperor’s photograph. Prince Radolus honored with a high decoration.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Baron von Kiderian Waechter
Herr Wilhelm Hadler von Schoen
France
Prince von Radolin
Paris
Baron von Rheinbaben
Cork Leg Key Leads to Arrest in Major Forgery Case
Seattle police capture Thad E. York, traced across the country by a cork leg key used to steal funds. York faces charges for forging drafts and defrauding banks in Oregon, Illinois, Washington, and Kentucky, with alleged totals exceeding several thousand dollars. York, once a telegraph operator, was seized as he stepped from a steamship from San Francisco.
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Seattle
Wash
Thaddeus E. York
York
San Franciado
Klamath Falls
Ore
Chicago
Bellingham
Élise
First National Bank
Lexington
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C. J
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J. W. Shertzer
Conover
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Harrison County
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Ermie Anderson
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Detroit, Toledo & Ironton. Railway Company
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
O’sullivan
General Sessions
Board of Health
Poland
Smith
Small
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Smoke Abatement League
Emil S. Peters
Jacobs
Harriet and Budd Streets
Robert Harthy
Fairmount Avenue
City Hospital
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Front Street
River Front
George Sweiser
Popular Street
William Bartling
Poplar and
Linn Streets
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Duca di Genova
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Seton
Thomas J.garbally
Walnut St
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Gussie M. Hart
E. McMillan
Fred
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Julia Jaeger
Liberty
Edward F. Peters
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Pnop Wook
Pane B. Southerland
Wilmington
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Gibeon House
Harry L. Richards
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Delhi
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Carthage Pike
Boohia Greber
Winton Place
Joan A. Smith
Munro Hotel
Florence M. Fossinger
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George Schwager
Newport, Ky
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Wells & Sadler’ Oe
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Lang
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Vine St
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Plantaon A Bt
John Burg
Hazelwood
Katherine Daermit
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Winton
Anna Kettler
Joseph C. Bra Ece Freeman
Edward H. Merz
Newtown
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Riverview Av
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Metamora Flats
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Estella Grace
Norwood
Anna Gambier
West Boy
Katherine Distler
Corry Street
Frank
Rosa’ Sebert
Wade Street
Albert
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Clinton Street
Ralph and
Agnes Baisly
Liston Avenue
Bernard Aka
Bila Korte
Spring Grove Avenue
Bay
John and
Sara Lofland
Glenwood Avenue
Jacob and
Marie Koch
Gogan
Leonard
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Williamson Place
Duffy
Charles Robery
Glenway Avenue
Judd
Elza
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Symmes Street
Ross
Flint
Milon
Spencer
Trost
Ada Eek
Wade Etreeet
Bldhidoe
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Middleton
Beechwood Ave
Thomas
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JE Harrison
Longview Hositals
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Lander Keokuk
Atlanta
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Alison Tore
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Sharlotte
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Nashville
Heyenne
New” Orleans
Hica
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Encordia
West Virginia
D. S. Creamer
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Kohn
D. 8. Creamer
Harry Kohn
Denis F. Cash
Littleford
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Zimmer
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Albert H. Morrill
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Close & Luebbert
C. F. Dolle
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J. B. McCracken
J. E. McCracken Supply Company
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Ferdinand Jelkeé,Jr
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Newark
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Muskoka Lakes
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Kawartha Lakes
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Quebec
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Charles Firing & Cor
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Mina Imhok
Herbert Lampe
Overbeck
Kattenhorn & Park
A. Gutting
Senateman
L4uiré Lehman
Bessie Donnelley
Willian Dénip
Church of
Nort Aifne
Charlies L. Hopping
Charles J. Kieespies
Kaiser
Police Trace Man
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