Bawden Affair In Statu Quo Grinds On At Cincinnati University
The Bawden case continues at Cincinnati University as Professor Henry Heath Bawden remains employed and President Dabney silent. A new facet shows Dabney tweaking his chorus from ten to one days, while Bawden expands his poetry and asserts a fight for freedom of thought and speech. A sociology student questions a proletariat in the United States, provoking debate on Plato and democracy and drawing reactions from Catholic observers on marriage and moral teaching.
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Cincinnati University
Henry Heath Bawden
Dabney
Prof
Socrates
Rosy
Lim
Prof. Bawden
University of Cincinnati
Hoplites
The
United States
Europe
Asiatic
Valfaire Bawden
Plato
Athens
Dion
Catholic Telegraph
Cincinnati Teachers to Study Abroad Under Mosely Arrangements
Prof. Frank H. Ball supervisor of manual training and Sigfried Geismar of the Fifteenth District School were unanimously chosen to represent Cincinnati on a study tour of English and continental schools. They will review European methods under Alfred Mosely’s arrangements, traveling twelve to fifteen weeks starting between September 1 and January 1.
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Young & Carl
Schervee
Frank H. Ball
Sigfried Geismar
Alfred Mosely
England
Cincinnati
Local Advertisers Offer Goods and Services in City Pages
Readable fragments highlight Herman Grossman liquor, Manhattan Restaurant, Union Central Life Insurance, Brewster's fashions, Young & Carl photography, Nelson Business College, Javan coffee, Espich Bird Company, H Klein opticals, Fifth National Bank, Teasdale Dyeing, Danier Insurance, Huber's Art Store, Littleford School, Neave Building health system, J M Meugh Sons seeds, The Fashion outfitter, and French Bros Dairy ice cream with various asks and prompts about establishment dates and specialties.
Bookbinders Union to Convene in Cincinnati June 8 13
The International Brotherhood of Bookbinders will hold its annual convention in Cincinnati from June 8 to June 13. About 200 to 300 visiting members and many wives are expected, with activities including a reception, Zoo trip, Coney Island visit, and a farewell smoker. The event will use Palace Hotel as headquarters, Douglass Castle Hall for sessions, and will touch on the eight hour day dispute that led to a strike last October.
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International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
United States
Cincinnati
Palace Hotel
Douglass Castle Hall
Sixth
Walnut Streets
Coney Island
City Hall Notes on Delays and Claims
The main pumping station engine tests are postponed to July 1. The Service Board, after Solicitor Ballard’s favorable opinion, will pay the estate of Robert Mitchell 5124.92 for pre annexation water mains in Rose Hill. Other items include low water pressure at Rookwood Pottery and tightened rails on Gilbert avenue tracks. College of Music trustees set June 11 for commencement with Lawrence Maxwell delivering the address.
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Service Board
Robert Mitchell
Rose Hill
Traction Company
Gilbert Avenue
Berry
The
College of Music
Markbreit
Lawrence Maxwell
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claiming relief for teething pain wind colic diarrhea and tummy upset. It asserts compliance with the Food and Drugs Act of June 30 1906 and carries Serial No 1098.
Carthage Man Loses Suit Over Stock Gamble Claim
Henry Jones of Carthage sought 5300 from Hutton & Co. for alleged stock and product speculations between 1905 and 1906. Judge Shattuck directed a verdict for the defendants, deeming the deal legitimate and not gambling.
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Judge Shattuck
Henry Jones
Carthage
William E. Hutton & Co
Brokers
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Shattuck
Plaintiff Alleges Bigamy and Cruelty in Joint Divorce Pleas
Lena Gray seeks divorce from Frank Gray and restoration to Lena Gampier alleging cruelty and abandonment since 194. Frances Maltby seeks divorce from Edward Maltby alleging he had a living wife at marriage and abandonment, requests restoration to Frances Elk. Attorneys listed: Michael G Heintz and Walter Schmitt.
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Lena Gray
Frank Gray
Lena Gampier
Michael G. Heintz
Frances Maltby
Edward R. Maltby
Maltby
Frances Elk
Walter Schmitt
Common Pleas Court Actions Include Injury Suit and Estate Settlement
Walter H. Schafer sues the city for 1000 damages claiming a sharp staple on a Central avenue post cut his hand. Emily Barr settles for 1000 cash as executors pay one fifth of Elizabeth Howell estate disputed since 1877. Louise Breithelle seeks 10125 for injuries from a Vine street collision with Ohio Traction Company. Attorneys listed include Amos P. Foster and 8S. W. West.
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Central Avenue
Walter H. Schafer
Schafer
Amos P. Foster
Emily Barr
Elizabeth Howell
James B. Swing
Louise Breithelle
Ohio Traction Company
Vine Street Hill
Glendale
W. West and
Frazier & Hicks
Convict Pleads President Roosevelt Free Him From Prison
Charles F. Kline, inmate at Ohio Penitentiary, asks District Attorney McPherson to intercede with President Roosevelt to secure his release. Convicted of passing counterfeit money in Columbus over a year ago, he has spent 23 of 25 years behind bars. He blames a troubled youth as the source of his fate.
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Kline
McPherson
Luther Watson
Covington
Frank Annewehr Manufacturing Company
United States
Henry Schipper
Cincinnati Traction Company
Charles F. Kline
Ohio
Roosevelt
Columbus
Probate Court Directs Held Funds For Children
Mrs. Bertha K. Livingston leaves half her estate to husband Henry S. Livingston and in trust to children Robert and Therese Livingston each one fourth. Each child may use their share for life with $25 000 held until age 80 before receipt. Husband is trustee and Irwin M. Krohn is executor. Personal estates of Gottlieb P. Schneider and Frederick W. Solway appraised at $1 201.08 and $1 500 respectively.
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Bertha K. Livingston
Henry S. Livingston
Robert Livingston
Therese Livingston
Testatrix
Irwin M. Krohn
Gottlieb P. Schneider
Frederick W. Solway
Court notes reveal multiple actions in Muller's court
Mary Gratewohl sues Deutscher Brueder Unterstutzung Verein for 75 dollars due on death of George Gratewohl. German National Bank sues Charles Brechelt on a 285 dollar note. Human Manufacturing Co files against Altman Church Goods for 54 dollars. J Milton Stewart bound over to grand jury on annoying girls charge. bond set at 10000 dollars. arrested on a warrant to Mrs. Etta Hoffard.
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Deutscher Brueder Unterstutzung Verein
Muller
Mary Gratewohl
Verein
George Gratewohl
German National Bank
Charles Brechelt
Human Manufacturing Company
Altman Church Goods Company
J. Milton Stewart
Watson Street
Lueders
Etta Hoffard
Illustrated Magazine to Feature Local Teachers and Elks Officers
The upcoming Sunday issue of The Sunday Commercial Tribune will publish pages 6 and 7 with a large group of local Sunday School teachers photographed at Music Hall and a feature on Covington Elks Lodge Officers. The magazine is free with the newspaper and highlights numerous pictures and articles for readers to enjoy.
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Covington
Commercial Tribune
Music Hall
eOse
Fire destroys Cedar Grove Academy barn in Price Hill
Investigation could not determine the fire’s origin at the Cedar Grove Academy barn on Warsaw avenue and Beech street Price Hill. The locked barn housed horses cows buggies and hay with the animals saved by neighbors who retrieved keys. Insurance covered the loss estimated at 2500 dollars.
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Cedar Grove Academy
Warsaw Avenue
Beech Street
Price Hill
Car Jump on Track Harms Two Vehicles in Norwood
Passengers in a Vine-Norwood car fleeing down Montgomery pike feared injury when a Matter car jumped the track near the B. and O. Railroad Bridge in Norwood at 5 30 pm. The Vine-Norwood car northbound crossed the single track and only tore off the Norwood car's fender. The road was delayed about an hour.
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Montgomery Pike
Vine-Norwood
Harris Avenue
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