Bonds to fund Gilbert Avenue Guild Viaduct project
A proposal calls for authorizing an outlay of 540000 dollars to finance the Gilbert Avenue Guild Viaduct project under the pension rules.
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12 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1907
Page
1
City council approves bonds to build Gilbert Avenue viaduct
City Council voted under suspended rules to issue 540000 dollars in bonds for the Gilbert Avenue viaduct superstructure. The measure also authorizes comfort stations at Fountain Square ends costing about 25000 dollars and defers some condemnation actions for parks. Other actions include road and sidewalk work and a plan to inspect elevators and smoke control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Avenue
Walnut Hills
Norwood
Hyde Park
Mullen
Herrmann
Water Works Commission
Fountain Square
Schweninger
Bauer
Bouscaren
Department of
Dodsworth Avenue
Cumminsville
Board of Public Service
Trounstine
Umane Society
Dempsey
Eighth Street
Schall
Traction Company
Beekman Street
Quéen
City Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Street Railway
City Solicitor
McMillan Street
Florence Avenue
Duel Talk Over Root May Cause Personal Conflict
Panama March 1 A personal difficulty has risen between William F Sands secretary of the American Legation and M Rosenthal a leading French pear merchant in Panama. The disagreement stems from remarks Rosenthal made about Secretary Rodd. The duel encounter has been arranged and may occur tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
William F. Sands
M. Rosenthal
Morgan Holds Conference With President Roosevelt
J Pierpont Morgan met with President Roosevelt in Washington to urge action easing public anxiety over railroad investments. A White House meeting with four leading railroad presidents and possibly E H Harriman is planned to discuss relations with the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Roosevelt
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Mr.Morgan
Messrs. McCrea
Pennsylvania
Newman
New York Central
Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Hughitt
Chicago & Northwestern
E. H. Harriman
Harriman Lines
Europe
McCrea
Roosevelt Urges Californians Action On Drop End
Senate Military Affairs inquiry into the Brownsville Texas affray resumes. Witness Howard testifies guards around barracks heard distant gunfire but saw no men flee. In California, Roosevelt presses Gillette to suspend action on Japanese exclusion measures pending a letter. Sacramento Assembly declines to act. Additional dispatches cover San Antonio court-martial and Tokyo views on passport restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Brownsville
Tex
Joseph Henry Howard
Mr. Foraker
Sacramento
Cal
Gillette
Assembly
Roosevelt
Senate
San Antonio
Samuel Wheeler
Penrose
Francoise Oltmans
Louisville Strike Sparks Violent Street Car Turmoil
Louisville on March 11 saw violence injuring about a dozen as a street railway strike reduced service. Cars ran with minimal police protection amid pro union sentiment, with numerous clashes and several workers hurt including a motorman and clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Louisvile Railway Company
Berng
Pierson
Citen
A. Carter
Robert A. Watts
Stone
Breen Greer
Captain Jacobs
Conciliatory measures of Mrs Dowie and son refused
Zion City residents cling to Dowie loyalists after his death as Deacon Cutler and six assistants lead the church in services. Belief centers on Overseer Bryant as successor while a new prophetess Mrs Colman preaches visions of calamity to deter lax followers. Colman hails from Zurich and California roots with Swiss ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler
Zion City
Dianarch
Commercial Tribune
Ill
John Alexander Dowie
Dowie
Bryant
South Africa
G. L. Colman
Zion
Colman
Cc. L. Colliat
Zurich
Switzerland
California
Misuse of Mail Signs Charged in Louisville Strike
The American Federation of Labor led by Secretary Frank Morrison protested to the Second Assistant Postmaster General over Louisville streetcar operators using United States Mail signs on cars not carrying mail. The department vows strict enforcement and has ordered an investigation into the Louisville complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Louisville
Frank Morrison
Samuel Gompers
U. S
United States
Morrison
Two More Relatives Join Plaintiffs in Eddy Suit
In Concord New Hampshire Fred W Baker and Dr E J Foster Eddy become additional parties plaintiff as next friends of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy in the suit seeking an accounting of her property from Christian Science Church leaders. Baker claims Mrs Eddy is secluded and unable to manage affairs with Frye blocking access to her. Dr Foster Eddy says Eddy is unable to handle her business and that defendants control her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Concord
N. H
Fred W. Baker
Epsom
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Waterbury
Foster Eddy
Frye
Mrs. Eddy
Assassin in Disguise Tries to Kill Judge Hargis in Kentucky
In Lexington on March 11 a disguised female assassin invaded Judge James Hargis's Jackson residence and fired at him. His nephew June Jett fired at the intruder, who escaped unharmed. Feud tensions remain high as Hargis’ transfer from Breathitt to Elliott County intensifies threats against his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargis
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
James Hargis
Jackson
June Jett
Breathitt County
Elliott County
Hargises
Cincinnati figures in Louisville street railway strike
Cincinnati labor leaders face a strike dispute as Louisville street car workers strike and police agents recruit in Cincinnati. About sixty men were sent in last night by a detective agency to replace striking workers, with another force expected this morning and promises of five weeks of work and possible permanent positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Paul C. Barth
Funk
The
Street Railway Company
Louisville
Vicinity
Kentucky
Indiana
Cincinnati
Fourth and
Hill
Teamsters’ Union
Union of Electricians
Ben Commons
New Orleans
Louisville Street Railway
Detective Agency
Knoxville Foremen Acquitted in Peonage Case
In Knoxville Tennessee March 1911 jurors found Robert B Oliver and six foremen not guilty on peonage charges. The mixed jury of eleven whites and one black delivered the verdict in the US Circuit Court with Judge Clark presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Dispatch
Toc Commercial Tribune
Knoxville
Tenn
United States Circuit Court
Clark
Robert B. Oliver
Suit for Alimony Brought in Chardon
Mrs. Jennie L. Hollenbeck wife of ex State Fire Marshal 8 D Hollenbeck filed suit for alimony today in Chardon Ohio. The complaint alleges infidelity and that all their property was conveyed to the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chardon
Jennie L. Hollenbeck
D. Hollenbeck
Thaw Trial Fight Over Evelyn Nesbit Testimony
In New York on March 11 the Thaw case entered rebuttal as District Attorney Jerome and defense counsel Delmas sparred over Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's testimony. Justice Fitzgerald barred using the story to prove facts, focusing on its effect on Thaw's mind rather than truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Jerome
Evelyn Nesbit
Mr. Jerome
Delphin M. Delmas
Justice Fitzgerald
Mrs. Thaw
Stanford White
Miss Nesbit
Delmas
White
James Clinchy Smith
Smith
Madison Square
Frank Falden
Thaw
Jes
Europe
Frederick W. Longfellow
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Mr. Longfellow
Longfellow
Ethel Thomas
Evelyn Thaw
Abraham Hummel
Mr. Delmas
Thomas
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B. Smith
George A. Thayer
Max Senior
Brien
Ankenbauer and Miller
B. F. Yoakman
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
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Foraker
Eral
Hoosevelt
Howard
Mr. Overman
Alexander Ash
Company D
White House
Loeb
Root
Viscount Aoki
Mayor Schmitz
San Francisco
Toyko
Japan
Jacobs
Fourth
Avery Streets
Chief Guenther
Guenther
Jane Dowie
Christian Science
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John W. Kelley
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Frank S. Streeter
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