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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
10
The Ohio Supreme Court adjourned for summer on September 12 without ruling on the Drake Committee case. Rumors claimed a three to three deadlock, with both sides confident of a favorable verdict. Attorney Philip Roettinger noted the case’s importance and expected a decision before adjournment.
Mayor Dempsey and City Engineer Danenhower discussed Grandin road improvement, a $21 000 project with the city paying $17 000. The Mayor questioned the cost split while Kellogg argued Beechmont avenue costs and assessments mirrored Eastern avenue practice.
Mr and Mrs Solomon Goldsmith of 2927 Gilbert avenue celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last night. The couple wed at the old Jewish temple by Rabbi Kalish. Seven daughters attended, including Mrs Al Block and Mrs Louis Schroeder. A reception will be held tomorrow. Mr Goldsmith long served Mack Stadler Co, joining as a porter in 1855 and eventually owning a stake before the firm closed.
Three anonymous calls to Chief Millikin claimed seven Morce officers drank in saloons. Inspectors Carroll and Casey found no basis, then arrested a man for assault while three trusted officers had entered a barrel house. Millikin wants to identify the tipster.
Travel deal details for a Chautauqua Lake excursion priced at 11.30 with departures on July 6 and 27. Tickets available at 416 Walnut Street and at the Depot at Fifth and Baymiller via the Erie Railroad.
The board approved $1,000 for Hamilton County Agricultural Society to ready Carthage Fair Grounds, with a tax limit of one tenth of a mill. Up to $200 was authorized for Indian Hill avenue repairs near Madisonville after landslide damage. The railroad was deemed responsible for replacing the burned bridge over the C H D north of Glendale. Contempt case against Froome Morris ended with $250 awarded to counsel, and $17,645 was appropriated for county expenses for six months ending December 31, 1908.
The Union Gas and Electric Company, formed by Eastern capitalists who leased the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company, held a yesterday afternoon meeting at the St. Nicholas Hotel. Norman G Kenan was named president and the Cincinnati & Eastern Traction Company lease was ratified. A. S. White and a slate of directors including Charles H Hayes J Buchanan Oscar L Gubeman and others were identified. The new firm will take over local gas and electric plants at midnight and raise capital from 10 000 to 10 000 000 to be split between common and preferred stock.
Public Service Director Bender and Park Superintendent Rodgers favor building a bathing beach in Burnet Woods and plan an entirely new lake at an estimated cost of about 5 000 dollars. Rodgers found Eden Park police misconduct accusations groundless and said park improvements near the pumping station await Water Works completion.
Chamber of Commerce telegram urged Governor Harris to visit Change at noon during Stam ina League outing in Cincinnati today. President L L Sadler noted an escort would call for the governor to arrange the site of the visit.
John Coleman and Lester Owens fought inside Peck's restaurant at 109 East Sixth Street. Waiters broke windows and interior fittings during the scuffle. Detectives Keatting and Calnan arrested the men for disorderly conduct and took them to the First District Police Station.
Low excursion rates all summer to the Pacific Coast via the Canadian Pacific Ry through the Canadian Rockies Banff Lakes in the Clouds the Great Glacier. Write for information to A C Shaw General Agent Canadian Pacific Ry Chicago.
Twenty eight indictments were returned by the grand jury in the term’s final report. Rudolph Kleybolte and Henry Burkhold face similar charges over money from coal firms meant for bribing Michael Mullen but not used. Michael Sottosanti is indicted for the December 28 murder in Mt Auburn’s shoe shop. Also named are Winfield, Edwards, Wagner, Smart, Merritt, Doty, Pope, Jeffeon, Skilley, Lillie England, Ewing, Harrison, Mack, Merritt others. Marmet Coal Co. indictment challenged as restraint of trade with statute issues.
Major Klein and Will Hartline dive into dark river to save 77 year old William Davis after he slipped overboard aboard George J. Schlichte’s gasoline launch. Davis was pulled from the water, pumped, and taken to his West End home.
Water Works Commissioners authorize paying the retained 25 000 dollars to Laenzmann Construction Company if they waive future claims and bondsmen remain liable. A coal contract with Monongahela River Coal and Mining Co is signed. Salaries rise for draughtsman V Sorennsen and inspectors J L McClure H Rohde F C Deerr. V S Fishwick appointed draughtsman at 85 dollars monthly.
Funeral arrangements for John Paul who died after a Wednesday collapse at the Cincinnati Southern auditor’s office will be conducted Sunday afternoon at Spring Grove Cemetery. Hanselmann Commandery Knights Templar will lead the service and depart from the Scottish Rite Cathedral at 1 30 in a special car. Paul was a notable figure in railroad circles and his death came as a shock to many friends.
The West Virginia Express will depart Cincinnati at 8 30 a.m. starting July 2 arriving Portsmouth 11 19 Ironton 12 06 Huntington 12 55 Charleston 3 15 p m Hinton 6 p m all times Eastern. The C and O Limited will leave Cincinnati daily at 9 15 p m starting July 1 direct to New York avoiding car changes. The F F W Limited to New York continues at 12 01 p m daily. Train No 6 will depart Central Union Station at 7 30 a m and from July 1 move to Fourth Union at 6 30 a m.
Mary Scheidemandel filed for guardianship of her hermit cousin Adolph Reidel in Probate Court yesterday. Reidel, about 60, lived in Norwood and rarely seen, with relatives suspecting money exists in his bank and home. Judge Malsbury heard the petition as neighbors recall his reclusive life and quiet work schedule. Wills filed include Henry Marckworth naming John H. as executor and nine children sharing the estate, plus Frank Nagel’s estate going to wife Mary Ann as executrix.
Three wives filed divorce suits in Common Pleas Court yesterday. Teresa Gervers accuses William of willful absence and habitual drunkenness for over three years. Sophia Helbig alleges Henry neglected wife and minor children since their 1897 marriage. Gertrude Hayes makes similar claims against Albert. Attlesey sues Collier Bridge Co for 1505.66 for unpaid work on the Herbivera Building and Southern Railway depots. Case continued. George W Burns habeas corpus for nonsupport of minors continued to Friday.
The Board of Public Service named John W. Hill Chief Engineer of the Cincinnati Water Works and authorized him to perform all duties and sign payrolls. A resolution will be posted in departments to notify staff of his authority. He may contract with L P Hazen Company for a shed over the new auxiliary pump at Front Street Station at 636 dollars.
The Hamilton County Prohibitionists chose delegates to the state Convention at Columbus on July 1 and 2. Names include Dr. John Robertson, John B. Martin, Charles H. Rust, Charles M. Fillmore, O C Lippert, S A Sherman, W K Brown, Absalom Martin, George W Hawke, M B Fuller, W H Strei gtenberg, A S Norris, L C Fillmore, Wm M Green, C C Bruner, and Geo M Hammell. An executive committee was named with L A Sherman as chairman plus six others. Nominations for city and county offices will be made later.
Mayor Dempsey ordered Police aid to clear the Avery alley sewer clogged by Hoffman Sons packing plant refuse and authorized arrest and plant closure if needed. Public Service okayed Gleason to remove seven poplars on Chatham street overruling abutting owners. Assistant Superintendent Birnbryer’s pay raised to 28 77 weekly. William Grater named repair foreman at 18 weekly. First City Infirmary admission since last summer. Mayor vetoed Fire Department pay rise with extra time off not separate ordinance. He has not decided on Gas and Electric lease and will take days to decide.
An advertisement promotes the Lehigh Valley Railroad with a double track scenic highway to New York. It notes connections at Buffalo or Niagara Falls with lines from the West and lists addresses in Buffalo and Detroit for inquiries.
The Walnut Hills Business Club and Union Grain and Hay Company sparred over Gilbert Avenue Viaduct plans at Eggleston avenue yesterday. Proponents urged action, while property owner Granger warned of land condemnation and a possible $250 000 compensation. Officials say a revised plan could delay six months and raise costs. Appropriation committee to decide soon.
An unidentified man about 28 years old died Thursday night or Friday with the body found at 3 30 yesterday afternoon. He registered as Charles Se bring of Covington and tried to destroy clues to his identity. His hat bore Hirschman s Clothing Store Morgantown W Va and the initials R C K were on the hat and handkerchief. Coroner Cameron was notified and ordered the body taken to the Morgue for identification.
Matthew Ryan, a well known meat packer, has regained the light of day after bandages were removed. He spent a month, including ten days in a darkened room, following successful cataract surgery and remains in recovery hoping to return to work at the abattoir.
Exclusive first class tours depart Chicago under the Tourist Department of the Chicago Union Pacific & Northwestern Line on July 7 18 and August 4. Includes all expenses write for itineraries and full particulars to S A Hutchison Manager Tourist Department 212 Clark Street Chicago.
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