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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1908

Page

10

Not Lighting Fountain Becomes City Hall Controversy

City council discussions centered on rejecting illumination of Tyler-Davidson fountain while considering annexation plans and park expansions. Councilman O'Brien withdrew lighting resolution amid opposition and budget concerns as committees pursued sewers and land purchases for a broader city beautification program.

Price Hill Cornell Mullen O'Brien Corneil Council Bathgate Wayne Street Copecet Gilbert Avenue Lizzie Orr Aylor Avenue Paxton Board of Pabnt St. Peter’s Street Avenue Humbert Street H Avenue Linwood Ue Corporation Line Corbin Eastern Avenue Mbert Street Handman Avenue Meell Sean Fie St. James

Inquest Held Over Death of Carriage Trimmer Powers

Coroner Cameron conducted an inquest into the death of Harry Powers in Budd street. Witnesses say Powers and James Delehanty quarreled after drinking over a young woman’s name. Powers left with a knife. a boy saw Powers hand his knife to Lucy Duncan, and Delehanty then stabbed Powers during the confrontation.

Cameron Harry Powers James Delehanty Budd Street Powers Delehanty Lucy Duncan Fred Wandstrat

Boy Tied to Trestle by Heavy Wire Near Smith Streets

A 4 year old boy, Carl Renner of West Fourth Street, was found bound to a railroad trestle near Third and Smith streets by a policeman after crying all night. The boy said a large colored boy tied him as a prank but left him when he ran away. Police investigate motive and assailant identity.

Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Third Smith Streets Carl Renner West Fourth ‘Street Beckroegge Joseph Pickett Fourth District Smith Street West Virginia Coal Company Carl

Clifton Springs Distilling Sues Over Branding Rules

Injunction hearings on the new branding regulations adopted by Commissioner Capers are held in abeyance. Clifton Springs Distilling asks Judge Thompson for a ruling while Government and distillers reserve arguments for this afternoon. The suit is seen as a test case to possibly delay the July 1 effective date.

Clifton Springs Distilling Company Internal Revenue Authorities Capers Clifton Springs Company Thompson McPherson Internal Revenue Collector Clifton*Springs Company Internal Revenue Department Distillers’ Association St. Louis Washington Chicago

Former baseball man sues for board and lodging debt

W E Hoy of Mt Healthy sues Noble Mead of 709 West Ninth for 72.58 claiming Mead and his wife and child boarded last summer and Hoy furnished board and lodging. A note due June 9 1908 was given but the note bore drawings by Hoy s child including a horse sea lion and rooster on the reverse side.

W. E. Hoy Mt. Healthy Noble Mead Ninth, Street Hoy Mead Squire Mays Harry Hess

Go West to Become Bride of Physician

Miss S Elizabeth Mathias of the Metropolitan College of Music faculty leaves for Colorado and will wed Dr John Wilson Fuqua at 5 40 p m in Denver. The Rev Robert J Hunter will officiate in the minister's brother’s home. Illness forced postponement of a big wedding at the college. Dr Fuqua, a prominent physician of Greeley, Colo, and the couple will live in Greeley.

S. Elizabeth Mathias Metropolitan College of Music Colorado John Wilson Fuqua Denver Robert J. Hunter Presbyterian Church Fuqua Greeley, Col

Parrot Testifies in Squire's Court

A parrot named Polly, the trial’s main witness, raised its wing to be sworn as the courtroom erupted in laughter. Bertha Saunders asserts Polly belongs to her, Polly proves ownership by repeating phrases, and the judge declares the case dismissed.

Parrot Squire Polly Squire Maus Emma Harris Miss Saunders Jake Frohman Mike Bertha

Two Boys Drown While Bathing in Local Rivers

Emil Henri 10 of Zion drowned in the Big Miami River near Engersole Place while bathing with companions. Thomas Smith 14 of 318 Oregon Street drowned in the Ohio River near the old pumping station. body recovered at 7:15 pm after companions and police could not haul it. Body taken to parents' home in an undertaker's ambulance.

Charlton Street Sybilla Rippey Committee On Board of Public Service Turrill Street E. M. Costello Henry Sutter A. J. Kiphart St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum Western Avenue Sixth Street Mt. Airy Whitfield Street Resor Avenue Cavanaugh Street Higdon Avenue Committee On Public Safety Council The Safety Board Seventh District Monfort Street Weatherhead Place Ridgeway Blair Avenues Committee On Light George Cater Waverly Avenue Emil Henri Napoleon Henri Zion Big Miami River Engersole Place Yester Thomas Smith Oregon Street Ohio River Second District Madras India

First Class Tours to National Parks Depart Chicago July August

Exclusive escorted tours by rail to Yellowstone, Yosemite Valley, California, Utah and Colorado leave Chicago on special trains in July and August. Organized by the Tourist Department Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line. Send for itineraries to 8S A Hutchison Manager 212 Clark Street Chicago IL.

Yellowstone National Park Yosemite Valley California Utah Colorado Chicago Tourist Department Union Pacific & Northwestern Line A. Hutchison Clark Street

Purchaser Sues Schott Shoe Co Over Discolored Socks

Beverly C. Rule filed a suit in Squire Smedes court seeking $4 against the Schott Shoe Company. He contends a pair of shoes he bought caused his socks to become discolored after wearing them briefly.

Squire Smedes Beverly C. Rule Schott Shoe Company Rule Squire Smédes

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