Evanston Baseball Fight Ends In Bat Attack On Rooter
During a game at Ester's field Langdon Evanston a white 17 year old, Roswell Kuhl, was struck with a bat by a colored man George Miller 61 causing a concussion and hospital care. Miller was arrested on assault and battery as the score stood 12 to 0 then 13 to 0 for Norwood High.
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Miller
Kuhl
Norwood ‘High School
Norwood High School
Douglass School
Evanston
Patrol 7
Corporal Jennings
Martin
Boulder House
Duckcreek Road
Lane Seminary holds commencement at First Presbyterian Church
Ten seminarians graduate at Lane Seminary with commencement at 10 30 in Walnut Hills First Presbyterian Church. Rev Charles W Caldwell of Wapak oneta delivered a class address and Dr Charles W Dabney president of the University is principal speaker. The graduates include Julius Bardelmeier William Graham J F Cox L W Gade Albert Justed Ewald Cockritz Robert Plattner William Price Joseph Storer and Walter Wallmann.
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Lane Seminary
First
Presbyterian Church
Walnut Hills
Charles W. Caldwell
Wapakoneta
Seminary Chapel
Charles W. Dabney
University
Julius R. Bardelmeier
Acton
Ind
William R. Graham
Hampden
N D
J. Frazier Cox
Louisville
L. W. Gade
Brooklyn
FORM COLORED COMPANY ORGANIZED IN McALISTER STREET
One hundred names were added to the roll of a new colored military company formed last night at Dabney Hall on McAllister Street. The unit aims to join the Ninth Battalion of the Ohio National Guard with E B F Johnson as Captain William H Ford as First Lieutenant and George W Hays Jr as Second Lieutenant. An effort to muster in the company has been sent to the Adjutant General and Major Fulton will visit next week to finalize arrangements. Dayton seeks a company in the Ninth Battalion but Cincinnati crews lead the effort.
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Elecaen
Dabney Hall
McAllister Street
Ninth Battalion
E. B. F. Johnson
William H. Ford
George W. Hays, Jr
Adjutant General
Fulton
Dayton
Cincinnati Students Back Philosophy Professor Amid Resignation Fight
University of Cincinnati students in the philosophy department defend Prof. H Heath Bawden amid pressure from Dr Dabney to resign. They adopt resolutions calling for a fair hearing before an impartial jury and urge public release of the statements, praising Bawden as an inspiring teacher.
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Henry Heath Bawden
Bawden
University of Cincinnati
Dabney
the Commercial Tribune
Dr. Dabney
Cincinnati University
H. Heath Bawden
Department of Philosophy
Dr. Bawden
Board of Trustees
Horace J. Wolf
A.B
Amy Feris
Louis W. Sauer
E. H. Watkins
A.B. Bernard C. Bowen
Emanuel Jacobowitz
Charles B. Latz
Hyman Buchofski
A. B. Robertson
Damascarcusee
Charles W. Podesta
May Rutchbauch
Stanley F. Brewster
Loretta Murphy
Samuel L. Hagens
Harriet L. Parker
Mars Ariel
Archibald Bernstein
Theo. Kraft, Jr
Louis D. Gross
Effie Corceranu
Jacob Singer
A.B. Zepha von le
Mayor backs woman suffrage as group visits
Mayor Markbreit welcomed delegates from the Noyes McCook Women's Relief Corps at Odd Fellows' Temple. He voiced support for women's voting rights if a concerted state effort solidifies the movement. The corps plans May 31 grave decorations for Sister Anthony at St. Joseph's Cemetery.
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Markbreit
Noyes McCook Women's Relief Corps
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Sister Anthony
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Ida Rowe
Abbie Calvert
Pauline Tennyson
Bessie Sutters
Jennie Ransdell
Anna Buckheit
Anna
Miss Winona MacDonald Seeks State Inspector Post
Harveysburg resident Miss Winona MacDonald travels to Cincinnati to campaign for a State Inspector of Workshops and Factories position under the Reynolds law. With eight appointments to be made for women and children workers, her application is among the first of 1,200 filed for the post.
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Miller
Winona MacDonald
Harveysburg
Warren County
Cincinnati
Dury Denies Writing Letter On Bird Park Protest
Charles Dury the naturalist presented proof that he did not author a protest letter to Council over Evans Place for Bird Home Park. He signed his name and address, noting no middle initial, and said he would submit his views at the next meeting. Prof Benedict advised careful handling of the manuscript for reasons he would not disclose.
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Dury
Bird Park
Charles Dury
Council
Evans Place
Bird Home Park
Clerk Henderson
Mr. Dury
Charles H. Dury
Prof. Benedict
University
Railroad rate cut for Ohio G A R encampment
G A R veterans were notified that the Lima encampment rate will be one and a half cents per mile for trips outside the Lima hundred mile limit. Commander Rogers set the opening for 2 PM Tuesday June 16. Governor Harris will attend.
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Ohio G A. R
Lima
Rogers
Harris
Memphis Firm Seeks Master to Probe Stapely & Co
The Memphis Commission Company, a creditor of George H. Stapely & Co, files a cross petition in Superior Court asking a Master be named to identify Stapely stockholders, determine amounts due from holdings, and collect for creditors. The action follows insolvent conditions and a petition by John A Payne for a receiver.
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Memphis
Master
Stapely & Co
Memphis Commission Company
George H. Stapely & Co
John A. Payne
Commission Company
Payne
Harry Probasco
Bond Filed for O'Dell Brokerage Receiver in Bankruptcy Action
Major W. R. Thrall filed a $1,000 bond as receiver for the O'Dell Brokerage Co and assumed control of its books and assets. No opposition expected as case proceeds to Bankruptcy Referee. Stinson of Chicago seeks $584 on an unsettled O'Dell account. Federal officials monitor prosecution of bucket shop case. Frank Bélen settles with Kreimer Co for $400 in personal injury suit. Juries decide Mader v Coney Island Co in favor of the latter in one suit. another Mader suit settled and dismissed.
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W. R. Thrall
O'Dell
Stinson
Chicago
Divorces Sought From Spouses in Local Court Case List
Agnes Ziegler seeks a divorce from George Ziegler of 1510 Race Street claiming years of beating and abuse since their June 1907 marriage and says his mother annoying them stayed with them. Edith Soanes faces Robert A. Black and Pogue & Pogue in a divorce action alleging Edith's affections for another man and that she ordered him from their home last September. Regina de B Robinson faces Harry Robinson in a divorce filed by him, noting they married in 1884 and have four children. he alleges years of neglect and separation.
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Agnes Ziegler
George Ziegler
Race Street
Ziegler
Robert A. Black
Pogue & Pogue
Walter E. Soanes
Edith Soanes
M. C. Lykins
Harry Robinson
Regina de B. Robinson
Bickley & Bickley
Hamilton, O
City seeks land valuation for park area in Mt Auburn
City Solicitor Ballard filed a petition to assess compensation to Union Savings Bank and Trust Company and Louis E Connor owners of land in Ringold and Young streets Mt Auburn needed for park purposes The Village of Milford filed a petition for a mandatory injunction against Cincinnati Milford Love turnpike company to repair the pike under its franchise D W Murphy attorney for the village Frank X Deitsch and Margaret Klayer clash over a strip on Straight street with a cement walk flooding a cellar and seeking possession and damages Chester R Shook attorney Alexander Candrea adds a note of a Dacia Ro- member in standing
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Ballard
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Louis E. Connor
Ringold and
Young Streets
Mt. Auburn
Milford
Cincinnati, Milford & Loveland Traction Company
Cincinnati, Columbus and Wooster
D. W. Murphy
Frankx. Deitech
Margaret Klayer
Straight Street
Deitsch
Probate Court Lists Wills and Administrations
Contents of Wills Are Made Public and applications to administer estates are filed. Names include Edward Stern Clara Stern Sam Jacobson and Arthur Stern with specified bequests. Other estates involve Aloysius Gloeckner Mary Kralick and Joseph A Gloeckner with inventories and court-authorized sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stern
Clara
Sam Jacobson
Henry Stern
Arthur Stern
Charles W. Baker
Dwight Kinney
City National Bank of
Louis
Edward
Robert
Clifford
Emma Schlemer
Amelia Browne
Amelia B. Sprague
Sybil
Olive Browne
Catherine A. Sp
Jury Awards 300 In Personal Injury Suit
A verdict for 300 damages was entered against jeweler J H Reinstatler for injuries to 14 year old Franklin R Edwards a newsboy. Edwards claims beatings while Reinstatler says he only grabbed and shook him. De Witt Breitenstein argued for plaintiff Schorr Wesselmann for defendant. Disbarment case against Bates Meyer dismissed without response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Reinstatler
Franklin R. Edwards
Bates & Meyer
Mourning for W. J. Murphy at Cincinnati Southern Railway
The body of W. J. Murphy Vice President of the Cincinnati Southern Railway was laid to rest at St Joseph's Cemetery in Price Hill after a morning funeral mass at St Andrew's Church. A citywide pause honored the executive who rose from messenger boy to top leadership as hundreds gathered for his burial.
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Cincinnati Southern Railway
W. J. Murphy
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Price Hill
Murphy
Rose Hill
Avondale
St. Andrew's Church
O’meara
Ufe
Sim ‘Finley
Sys
Hoaiar
Graduation exercises set at Music Hall for three high schools
The program for graduation at three high schools is nearly ready. A 600 voice chorus conducted by L B Aiken will perform at Music Hall on June 5 starting 7 30 p m. A D Shockley of the Union Board will present diplomas. Key speakers include William Harmon, William Wabnitz, and Clarence Feinberg. Woodward leads with about 100 graduates, others total about 165. Tickets confine entry. Hughes and Walnut Hills plan related events May 21 to May 23 including a college hill home reception, a steamboat ride, and a junior line.
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Music Hall
L. B. Aiken
A. D. Shockley
Union Board of High Schools
William Harmon
Linwood Road
Woodward High School
William Wabnitz
College Hill
Woodward “Grads
Walnut Hills
City Hall Notes Highlight Bond Funds and Public Works
City officials report the W R Compton park bond issue nearly exhausted after $65,000 was turned over to Union Trust Company. city services discuss new ward at City Hospital under Medical Directors Dr Grieve and Dr Brown. several local actions include pardons for Kornet and Hilker and a hilltop petition for street oiling and preservation funds.
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Union Trust Company
W. R. Compton
Service Board
City Hospital
John B. Grieve
Mark A. Brown
Mayor Markbreit Accepts Dinner Invite in Columbus
The Mayor accepted an invitation to a May 26 dinner served by the Letter Carriers Association of Ohio at the Grand Hotel. A service board yesterday received a complaint signed by Walter Lang C A Eisenhardt and Emily A.
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St. Martini’s Church
West Sixth Street
Markbreit
Good Roads Improvement Association
Carriers’ Association’ of Ohio
Grand Hotel
Walter Lang
C. A. Eisenhardt
Emily A
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Lane
Form Colored Company
Kingsford’s
Oswego Gorn Starch
Kingsford
Citanon
T. Kingsford & Son
Oswego, N. Y
National Starch Co
Successors
Vassar
Orin C. Clement
B.A
Elia Davis
Louis Kopald
A.B. Beatrix
M. Farnaham
Marta
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Dioclaims
Ohio
Ballmann
O’dell
Allen Hodges
John W. Ballmann
Hodges
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Rendigs
Charles F. Dolle
Thrall
O'Dell Brokerage Company
George W. Plummer
F. M. Stinson
RuJison
O'Dell Company
Rulison
Froome Morris
Dr. Thrall
Woodmansee
Edwin J. Frank
A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Company
Pythian News Company
Morse, Tuttle & Harper
United States Court
Common.pleas Court
C., M. & L. Traction Company
Roxbury
Brussels
Axminster
China
Faru
Nottingham
Probate Court
Bury
Southern Railway
Wilder
Ask Contract Department
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Bell Telephone Coo
Vine St
ST. Louis
Merchants’ Bridge
Fourth and Vine Streets
City Hall Notes
Laidlaw
City
Danner
Allison
House of Refuge
Convention of Directors of Charities and Corrections
Richmond
Board of Pardons
Paul Kornet
William Hilker
Wilmington, Sabina, Washington
D. H
Columbus
Central Union Station
Walnut Street
Natural Bridge, Ky
Fourth Street
Covington
Latonia
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
Fourth and Vine Sts
Sinton Hotel
SRS
Ft. Thomas
New Water Works
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Mabel Barrison
Jos E. Howard
Hester Powers
Millers
Woolf Bros
Alice Rob m
Gargiulo
Columbia
Tmu
Della Fox
Lye
Hengler
Fredarson
EOPLE
Straus
Dreamland
O S . Hess
Burnet Woods
Rodgers
James Dacey
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