Mayor Believes Patrolman Guilty in Saloon Allegations
Mayor Markbreit said Patrolman John T. Long is guilty after hearing witnesses about arresting him at two saloons in uniform and at 914 Central Avenue with two women Frances Van Cleve and Amanda Guethlein. A two month suspension and re examination were hinted as punishment.
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John. T. Long
Hichelberger
Long
Central Avenue
Frances van Cleve
Amanda Guethlein
Miss Guethlein
Jack Rayburn
Plum
Fifth Streets
van Cleve
Central Avenue Place
Rayburn
Turnipseed
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Ice Wagon Collision Injures Mrs Crutcher in Cincinnati
Mrs A Crutcher 40 of 158 O Fallon Avenue Bellevue was hurt in a crash when an ice wagon collided with a Bellevue Dayton street car at Pearl and Pike in Cincinnati. The wagon struck her back, breaking windows and causing serious internal injuries. Dr Gould of Bellevue said she remained in a very serious condition.
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A. Crutcher
O'Fallon Avenue
Bellevue
Bellevue-Dayton
Pearl and
Pike Streets
Cincinnati
Pike Street
Pearl Street
West business bustle noted by Murray Shipley
Murray Shipley, back in Cincinnati from the Pacific Coast, says business is improving west of the Mississippi, especially in machinery. He notes the West is hustling, San Francisco remains sturdy and even prettier after the recent earthquake.
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Murray Shipley
San Francisco
Mississippi River
Cincinnati
Pacific Coast
Mayor replies to skaters urging safe sidewalks in city
Mayor Markbreit responds to Cincinnati children who petitioned to skate on Ohio avenue. He supports skating as sport but stresses rights of sidewalk users and property owners. He urges less crowding, hopes for playgrounds, and asks petition signers to share the letter.
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Ohio Avenue
Markbreit
Fay C. Hayes
Conroy Street
Cincinnati
Ls. Markbreit
P. S
Factory Blowers Required in Workrooms Test Case
Proceedings to enforce the law on using blowers in factory workrooms where dust is raised by emery wheels conclude before Justice Muller. Defendants Robert Kirkup Henry A Hawkins John R Kidsley and Luke Murdock faced a test of the law. pleas were entered and time granted to install blowers. State Factory Inspector Spaeth and Assistant State Attorney Charles F P lead the prosecution. nominal fines planned if compliant, stiffer penalties if contested.
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Robert Kirkup
Henry A. Hawkins
John R. Kidsley
Luke Murdock
Muller
Spaeth
Charles F. P
John Connnelly Buried After Years as Patrol 1 Driver
The body of John Connnelly longtime Patrol 1 driver was buried yesterday at St. Joseph's Cemetery after services at St. Xavier's Church. Police Company 41 led the funeral escort with active pallbearers Patrolmen Lynch Ryan Walsh and Flannelly. Escort commanded by Lieutenant Seahill. Police Benevolent Association represented by Lieutenants Geist Seahill and Primrose and Tyeants Williams.
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St. Joseph's Cemetery
St. Xavier's Church
Lynch
Ryan
Walsh
Flannelly
Seahill
Police Benevolent Association
Geist
Gas supply delay discussed for Cincinnati streets
President Kenan and company officials briefed the Board of Public Service on the March 1908 gas delay and future supply plan. They cited contracts with Columbia Gas Company and National Tube Company, noting a 1909 target to fully serve the city while private hearings proceed and a public meeting follows.
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Claus
Miller
Union
Gas and Electric Company
Board of Public Service
Ballard
City
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Company
National Tube Company
Knickerbocker
Knickerbocker Trust Company
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Mayor Refuses to Lift Order Over Medical Exhibit
Drs George H Matson and John K Scudder from the State Board of Medical Examiners urged Mayor Markbreit to rescind his closing order on an anatomical exhibit at 304 West Fifth Street. They said Dr Frank Leslie must appear in Columbus Tuesday to show why his Ohio certificate should not be revoked. Attorney Louis P Pink pressed to overturn the Mayor action, but the Mayor stood firm.
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George H. Matson
John K. Scudder
State Board of Medical Examiners
Markbreit
Frank Leslie
Columbus
Ohio
Leslie
West Fifth Street
Louis P. Pink
Voyage to the Mad River Leads Dayton’s 1796 Settlement
Cincinnati anniversary recalls the March 21 1796 voyage of nineteen settlers from Cincinnati to the Mad River country near Dayton Ohio. Colonists led by William Hamer and George Newcom formed cabins, cleared land, and began farming after river journey and land patrols. Population steps from 23 in 1799 to 6 067 by 1840 reflect Dayton’s growth.
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Ohio Valley
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Wilkinson
Wayne
Ft. Greenville
Miami
Little Miami
Great Miami
Ft. Hamilton
Israel Ludlow
Daniel C. Cooper
Mad River
Donnel
David Lowry
Jonathan Donnel
General Wayne
Samuel Thompson
Seth
Sycamore Street
William Hamer
Waynesville
George Newcom
Thompson
Ohio River
Great
Police chief reshuffles city force shifting patrols and districts
Chief Millikin announced April 1 changes moving younger patrolmen to downtown duties while older officers transfer to outer districts. The plan divides patrol service into three reliefs with adjusted hours and lists multiple transfers among districts and patrol wagon drivers.
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Millikin
Henry Loewenstine
George Stevens
David G. Denman
Michael Hannon
Charles Fink
John Berlekamp
Louis Albrecht
Edward Dean
Henry Fricke
John Hale
John Burck
Abner C. Fagin
John EB. McCarthy
John Ryan
Charles W. Haines
John Yager
Martin Brennan
Henry Lammert
William T. Bebb
John H. Hellwig
Frank Lepere
Daniel Lewis
William R. Kirk
Louis Suttman
John Sheehan
Robert Ambrose
Frederick Beck
Adam Fink
Cottage L. Karnes
George H. Brown
Edward Prasse
Edmond Westerkamp
Edward Wilhelm
John Hardinger
Man seeks reimbursement for dog bite injuries
Edward M. Henshaw filed with the County Commissioners for $138 to cover expenses from injuries suffered in a stray dog bite in College Hill last January. A similar claim by Prof. Trempe was filed last week.
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College Hill
Edward M. Henshaw
Prof. Trempe
Lust for Power Theme in Melish Sermon Series Finale
The Lyric housed a full house as Rev J Howard Melish concluded his series on The Kingdom of Heaven. He focused on Jesus resisting the third temptation and urged society to build the kingdom through love and cooperative labor and capital.
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J. Howard Melish
Jesus
Nazareth
Satan
Christ
God
Kingdom of Heaven
Waiter dies of blood poisoning after nose scratch
Manuel White a 47 year old waiter of 1416 Walnut street died in City Hospital from blood poisoning caused by a finger nail scratch on his nose. Coroner reports the scratch occurred during an incident with his wife on March 7 when they both tried to catch their baby.
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Manuel White
Walnut Street
Open Bids for Plant From City Street Repair Board
The Board of Public Service opened bids for an asphalt plant for the Street Repair Department. Kirchner Construction Company offered stationary plant at 14 500, Scully at 14 850, Iroquois Tron Works 14 850, Hetherington and Burner 16 850 portable 16 100 semi portable 15 750 stationary 14 400, Warren Asphalt Paving portable 13 400 semi portable 12 300 stationary 14 400. Warren protested Scully bid due to an existing plant purchase option.
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Board of Public Service
Kirchner Construction Company
Budd Street
William Scully
Florence Avenue
Iroquois Tron Works
Buffalo
Hetherington & Burner
Indianapolis
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