Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers Adopts Electrical Membership Plan
Columbus May 20 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers endorses broader membership to include motormen on interurban electric roads and elevated lines, with a plan to raise 250 000 to 300 000 dollars to aid distressed members. The convention discusses open shop and future electric motive power. a Cleveland statue unveiling venture and Indianapolis invitation are noted.
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Columbus
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Hanna
Big Four Railroad
Grand International Auxiliary
Insrance Deay
Futch
Order
Theiife
Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Brotherhood
Manufacturers Attack on Roosevelt Sparks Convention Talk
New York May 20. At the National Association of Manufacturers annual meeting officers were elected and a banquet held at the Waldorf Astoria. Senator Beveridge urged tariff commission reform while James A. Emery assailed President Roosevelt over injunctions in labor cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
National Association of Manufacturers
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
James W. van Cleave
St. Louis
Francis H. Stillman
David M. Parry
Indianapolis
Ludwig Nissen
Co. W. Post
Battle Creek
Michi
D. M. Thompkins
Charlotte
N. C
John Kirby, Jr
Dayton, O
J. Battelle
Columbus
A. A. Schenck
D. C. Ripley
Pennsylvania
G. C. Cohen
Mississippi
Thomas P. Egan
Ohio
William A. Vawter
Illinois
C. C. Hinch
R. B. Anthony
Michigan
C. M. Jarvis
Connecticut
Enos Paullin
New Jersey
W. F. McElroy
Missouri
P. E. Miles
Wisconsin
H. S. Chamberlain
Tennessee
J. P. M. Adams
Vermont
F. C. Nunemacher
Kentucky
W. A. Dickey, Jr
Maine
Joseph Bancroft
Delaware
G. B. Jordan
Georgia
Rowell Hunt
North Carolina
Roosevelt
James A. Emery
National Council Industrial
Hamilton rector resigns from Trinity Church in Hamilton
The Rev. David Arnold Schaefer, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, announced his resignation effective June 30. He is known in Hamilton and Cincinnati music circles and came to Hamilton from Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
David Arnold Schaefer
Trinity Episcopal Church
Kaefer
Cincinnati
Springfield
Maloney-Osborne Marriage Annulled in New York
Justice McCall of the New York Supreme Court affirmed a referee’s finding that the secret 1905 marriage of Miss Helen Maloney of Philadelphia to Arthur Osborne was invalid. The ruling nullifies Osborne’s union and makes Miss Maloney and Samuel Clarkson’s 1907 Montreal marriage legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen ‘Malonely
Philadelphia
Arthur Osborne
Mr. Osborne
Mamaroneck
Helen Eugenie
Osborne
Herbert Ogden
Samuel Clarkson
Montreal
England
Miss Maloney
Clarkson
McCall
College Student Shot by Officer In New York
Edger H Cook a Columbia University student was shot by a police officer after allegedly attempting to tear down a sign at a Riverside Drive refreshment stand. He suffered a brain wound and may die. Another student Howard P Cole 21 was arrested with him. both are first year students living at Hartley Hall. Cole claims the incident began as a prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edgar H. Cook
Columbia University
Cook
Howard P. Cole
Hartley Hall
Riverside Drive
Cole
Marsh Succumbs to Hydrophobia in Brooklyn Home
William H. Marsh a Brooklyn water meter maker died at his Ocean Avenue residence from hydrophobia as physicians at the Pasteur Institute had predicted. He contracted the disease while caring for an injured water spaniel and was kept pain free with opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pasteur Institute
William H. Marsh
Brooklyn
Ocean Avenue
Marsh
Governor vetoes two items in deficiency bill in Ohio
Governor Harris used his veto for the first time to strike two items from an unauthorized deficiency bill in Columbus. He rejected a $523 Drake Coal Company claim tied to Mansfield Reformatory and a $200 demand by E. C. Beecher of Orrville for injuries to horses used in O N G maneuvers. The coal dispute centers on price differences tied to reformatory costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harris
Drake Coal Company
Mansfield Reformatory
E. C. Beecher
Orrville
Sohngen May Be Ineligible for Presidential Elector
Hamilton Ohio May 2 Charles Sohngen of this city was named a Presidential elector at the Third District Democratic Convention in Eaton but likely cannot serve if elected because he is a director of a national bank and such directors are considered ineligible. A State Department letter notes that lawyers disagree but advises none be chosen to be safe.
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Hamilton, O
Charles Sohngen
Eaton
Sohngen
Second National Bank
Republican National Committee
Elmer Dover
National Bank
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Chamber of Commerce
Fifth National Bank
Fifth-Third National
Savings Bank
The
National
Fifth National
the Provident
Seventh and Vine
Excursionists Drown Near Clarendon Moonlight Cruise
Seven prominent young society people drowned when the gasoline tank of a launch exploded during a moonlight excursion near Clarendon Arkansas. Nine members were rescued after the wreck, with Mary Cavett of Clarendon badly burned and others named including Lillian Winfield Alma Pette Mattie Counts Bessie Palmer Aline Burton Joseph McManus and Dr. A L Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
the Gazette
Clarendon
Lillian Winfield
Alma Pette
St. Louis
Mattie Counts
Bessie Palmer
Kansas City
Aline Burton
Helena
Joseph McManus
A. L. Houston
Arkansas
Mary Cavett
Two Ohio Fishermen Drowned in Meigs Creek Incident
In McConnellville Ohio on May 20 Charles Duvall and Eugene Wells both prominent Unionville youths drowned after their small skiff capsized in Meigs Creek. The overturned boat was recovered drifting in the creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
M’connellville, CO
Charles Duvall
Eugene Wells
Unionville
Meigs’ Creek
Rayner Pleads Senate Action On Inquiry Into Stewart
Senator Rayner urged the Senate to vote on a resolution authorizing a court of inquiry to investigate charges against Colonel William F. Stewart Coast Artillery at Ft. Grant Arizona. He asked for a modified resolution to be acted upon without committee referral, but the motion faced objections and was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Rayner
Senate
William F. Stewart
Coast Artillery
Ft. Grant
Ariz
Rayner
Committee On Military Affairs
Congress
Senate Passes Omnibus Public Building Bill With Amendments
The Senate approved an omnibus public building bill totaling about 35 million dollars. It includes 6 million for continuing contracts and incorporates amendments from the Senate Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds plus floor suggestions from individual senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Senate Committee On Public Buildings
Park playground funds offered for 100 acres in Millcreek bottoms
Park Superintendent Rodgers M B Ingalls offered 25000 to equip 100 acres in Millcreek bottoms for a playground with a lease option to purchase. The Service Board will consider the proposal after surveying three tracts and the city solicitor reviews the condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers M. B. Ingalls
Millcreek
Morrill
City Engineers’ Office
Queen City Avenue
Township Avenue
Lincoln Park
Hopkins
Liberty Streets
Liberty Street
Dayton Street
Ingalls
Service Board
Property transfers and mortgage filings across multiple suburbs
A flood of land transfers and mortgage filings appear, listing numerous deeds between individuals and developers. Transactions cover Madison pike, Norwood, Cleves, Hyde Park, and surrounding areas with properties in Bogart's sub, Deer Park, Llewellyn Park, and Mill Greek sections.
Multiple Homes and Dwellings Listed with Costs and Owners
A mixed list records several residences with owners and estimated costs. Properties include a one and a half story frame house on Craig avenue, a one story frame coal elevator on Stanton avenue, a two and a half story stone dwelling on Boudentavine, a two and a half story brick and frame home on Vine street, and a two and a half story brick and frame residence on Marrison avenue with owners Henry Sprengmelier White Oak Coal Co James Joyce Bertha Keil George Fischer and A L Pachoud. Estimated costs range from 1 300 to 15 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Avenue
Evergreen Street
Henry Sprengmelier
Dogg
Sedeawes
Stanton Avenue
Tuxedo
White Oak Coal Co
Boudentavine
Daytonia
James Joyce
BOSE
Stacey Avenue
Brewster Avenue
A. L. Pachoud
The Altamont and Altamont Annex Opened in Highlands
The Highland Hotel Co announces the Altamont and Altamont Annex as new first class resort with a modern hotel restaurant and grill room. Special teas for ladies and escorts are offered along with auto and coaching parties. For details contact R. N. Talbot manager Highlands Campbell County Ky. Take Ft Thomas car at Fifth and Walnut Sts Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Hotel Co
R. N. Talbot, Mgr
Highlands
Campbell County
Ft. Thomas
Fifth and Walnut Sts
Cincinnati
Ohio
Social and Personal notes on Cincinnati area events
Miss Margaret Buhr hosted a six hand euchre party for Miss Charlotte Wehrmann and Miss Laura Foy at Rose Hill with pink sweet peas. Guests included Adele Oskamp Clara Cahill Lenora McCracken Stella Griffin Emma Poor Edna Muhlhauser Weaver of Pittsburg Fannie Bering Stella Dietz Grace Minor Aileen Heekin Belle Locke Josephine Clements Elizabeth Sullivan and Della Myer. Mrs W Alexander Julian recalled invitations for a bridge party guests. Mrs George Kittredge left Louisville after a runaway accident involving Mr Kittredge. An informal musicale featured by Mrs A Judson Sage and daughter Helen Sage with soloist Helen Hinkle singing Mary the Divine Mother. Mr Bliss to accompany and Mrs Emerson to accompany German and French songs. Senior class from H Thane Miller School enjoying pre graduation events with eleven members hosting and attending affairs including Marian Thompson luncheon at Hotel Arms Kate Magnus Kate Magnus Fairfield Avenue East Walnut Hills Jeannette Greenwald Hyde Park and others. Alumnae breakfast at Mrs H Thane Miller home. J G Schmidlapp Cincinnati hosted large lunch in New York at Hotel Plaza for distinguished guests including Schwab and Johanna Gadski. Olga Nethersole and Fritzi Scheff Wag dined there. Mrs Wallace Shillito and Julius Fleischmann stay at Plaza with dinner at Louis XVI. Norwood home hosts Mary Schad engagement luncheon with guests. Minor Wehrmann bridale party men hosted dinner at Zoo Clubhouse for Miss Charlotte Wehrmann and Dr Ancel Minor with guests.
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Margaret Buhr
Rose Hill
Charlotte Wehrmann
Laura Foy
Miss Wehrmann
Miss Foy
Iss Adele Oskamp
Clara Cahill
Lenora McCracken
Stella Griffin
Emma’ Poor
Edna Muhlhauser
Weaver
Pittsburg
Fannie, Bering
George Bassett
A. Judson Sage
Helen Sage
Mt. Auburn
Helen Hinkle
H. Thane Miller School
Marian Thompson
Kate Magnus
Fairfield Avenue
East Walnut Hills
Losantiville Country Club
Hila Puchta
Dorothy Conrey
Jeannette Greenwald
Margaret Hegewald
Huldah Albrecht
Laura Spear
Alice Weakley
Effie Piland
J. G. Schmidlapp
Cincinnati
Hotel Plaza
New York
Charles M. Schwab
Frau Johanna Gadski
Germany
Olga Nethersole
Plaza
Fritzi Scheff
Wallace Shillito
Julius Fleischmann
Judge
Judson Harmon
George Cassatt
England
Mr. Cassatt
Greenville
Harry L. Gordon
Lenox Place
Avondale
Langtree has_ Jett
Long Beach
Cal
Nathan L. Hellbrun
Hutchins Avenue
Milton
Julia Burt
East Auburn Avenue
Cleveland
Robert T. Morris
Reading Road
Baltimore
Walter A. Ezekiel
Bogart Avenue
Richmond
William Brauer
H. K. Shockley
Clermont
Walnut Hills
Shafer Ziegler
Ray van Camp
Indianapolis
Frank C. Zumstein
French’ Lick Springs
Indiana
H. L. Frank
M. Frank
Harvey Avenue
Butte
Montana
Frank A. Hunter
Vernonville
Hot Springs
I. D. Fry
Ludlow Avenue
Cofton
Ephic City
R. T. Miller
Marion Avenue
F. B. Bargin
Lonty Jana
Vison
Gavenalc
John B. Read
Covington
Mary Shanks
Newport
Robert Carothers
William Simrall
Susan
Lexington
E. L. Southgate
Simrall
Elizabeth Lee
Danville
W. H. Durrett
Josephine Simrall
Emily Woodall
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Wright Youtsey
Louisville
Effie James
Lawrenceburg
Hamilton
Virginia’ Gooch
Charles Kerns
William Brown
Jane Brown
Floriede Wilcoxson
California
John Tibbatts
Hamilton, O
William Hobbs
Loretta Silva
Columbus
Brown
Dai Stiles Lesher
Shelly Arms
Ft. Thomas
Grace Hall
Hyden Park
Sarah
Rachel Woodscroft
Joseph Revill
Burlington
Joseph Furnish
Isaac Phelps
Edward
Blanche Scarlett
Purely Personal: Cincinnati social notes roaming visitors
Judge and Mrs. Harmon return from New York to host Mr. Cassatt of England and other guests. The column lists numerous local residents traveling to Cleveland Indianapolis Baltimore Hot Springs Va French Lick Springs Indiana Butte Montana and more for visits and summers with relatives and friends.
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court
A list shows multiple filings in Common Pleas Court including Edwin E. Kellogg v Cincinnati Traction Co for injunction and Barnard Wolfson v Cincinnati Traction Co for damages of 5210.00. Ernst A. Fitzer seeks to set aside a will. Cecil L. Hall estate appeal. Suit numbers 139951 to 139967 and 53,971 to 53,978 include alimony, possession and injunction actions and involvement of firms Renner Renner Boslinger Kapp Cadwell Spangenberg Herrlinger Dixon.
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Edwin E. Kellogg
Cincinnati Traction Company
Horstmann & Horstmann
Ernst A. Fitzer
Josephine Fisher Et al
Auguste Fitzer
Renner & Renner
Cecil L. Hall
Boslinger & Kapp
Norman Bradley
Hotel Savoy Peenpany
Squire Smedes
Barnard Wolfson
F. Seinheimer
Emma G. Brand
Benj
Brand Et al
K. Hw. Cadwell
Jess Yp Frank
Superior Court
The
United Cigar Stores Company
Ernst von Bargen
Eleanora Strubble
Henry Gildehaus
Lem
Miller
Helene S. Eckford
Supreme Lodge of Ancient Order of United Workmen
J. T. Harrison
Spangenberg & Spangenberg
A. L. Herrlinger
Edward T. Dixon
Elks Lodge Plans for Grand Lodge Meeting in Dallas
Few Cincinnati Elks will attend the Grand Lodge annual meeting in Dallas in July. The Cincinnati lodge has not set travel plans, and it is likely only a partial representation by certain local officers. John Galvin Thomas J. Cogan E L Lewin and William Bodemer are named as participants or attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Relatives Visit Columbus This Week
Mrs. Leo Greenbaum of Philadelphia visits her parents Mr and Mrs Louis Newburgh on Highland avenue East Walnut Hills while spending the week with Columbus relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Leo Greenbaum
Philadelphia
Louis Newburgh
Highland Avenue
East Walnut Hills
Read and Simrall families lead Covington social round
Judge and Mrs John B Read of Covington return from a bridal trip and stay with the bride’s parents. Numerous Covington residents host or visit relatives in Newport, Lexington, Louisville, Columbus, and other areas, with gatherings planned or underway for June and early summer.
River Departures and Stage Set on Ohio River
Today's departures list Charleston Maysville Greenwood Courier Madison Kentucky Louisville City of Cincinnati at 5 p.m. Advertised departures include Pomeroy Triweekly Maysville Tuesday and Thursday Manchester Monday Wednesday Friday and Sunday Louisville Daily 5 p.m. with Sunday 9 a.m. River stage shows Ohio River at Cincinnati 20 feet 9 inches and stationary at 6 p.m. yesterday.
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Pomeroy
Maysville
Manchester
Louisville
Ohio River
Cincinnati
River traffic and steamer departures from the port today
The port lists yesterday departures The Courier to Manchester Lizzie Bay to Madison and City of Louisville to Louisville. Today arrivals include Greenwood from Pomeroy Courier from Manchester Kentucky from Madison and City of Cincinnati from Louisville. The Greene Line Greenwood sails near Sycamore Street this afternoon and Courier to Maysville and Way ports at 11 p.m. City of Cincinnati to Louisville at 5 p.m. Virginia to Pittsburg sails next Saturday at 5 p.m. Towboats John A Wood Exporter and Charles Brown arrive tomorrow with coal and Ed Roberts brings Pittsburg coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Manchester
Lizzie Bay
Madison
City of Louisville
Louisville
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Kentucky
City of Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Cincinnati
Greene Line
Sycamore Street
Steamer Courier
Maysville
All Way
Main Street
Virginia
Broadway
John A. Wood
Charles Brown
Ed Roberts
River Traffic Notes and Arrivals Across Major Ports
Pittsburg reports river at 13.5 feet and rising with the Virginia arriving from Cincinnati and departing for Cincinnati. Wheeling shows 16 feet and falling with the Kanawha voyage to Charleston and other boats listed. Madison at 18.8 feet and falling with clear weather. Cairo at 45 feet and falling with the Ford Herald arriving from St. Louis and departing for Memphis. Evansville at 28.3 feet and falling with warmer conditions. St Louis at 23.7 feet and falling with the City of Saltillo arriving from Tennessee and the Omaha departing for Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Virginia
Cincinnati
Wheeling
Kanawha
Charleston
H. K. Bedford
Royal
Clarington
Ruth
Sistersville
Madison
Cairo
Ford Herald
St. Louis
Memphis
Evansville
City
Saltillo
Tennessee
Omaha
Jefferson Uty
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Brotherhood of Engineers
Qopen-Shop
Idea
Interstate Commerce Commission
Convention
James Emery
United States Supreme Court
United States
George H. Maxwell
Appalachian Forest Reserve
Council For National Industrial Defense
Cc. C. Hanch
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forestry Service
David Schaefer
Post
Ellian'e Mason
Elijah
Careai Company Limited
Mich
Columbia
Hamilton Bank
Stewart
Board of Service
Abraham Summerfield
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Lillie I. Ellis
Clinton Springs
Mitchell Avenue
Hayward & Cordes
Lewis R. Smith
Garber & Woodward
Cincinnati Union Bethel
Lytle Park
Hiberon Avenue
Price Hill
Murdock & Pattison
Ben C. de Camp
A. Oe
McLennan Bros
Evanston
Hudson Avenue
Clarion Avenue
John B. Bruner
M. Y. Cooper
Antonette Ely
Whitfield Avenue
S. D. Cooper
Holloway Avenue
Minnie Fleischer
Elenor Platts
Bis
Ames & Agnew
T. C. Ruzicka
Kate West
Maple Avenue
Norwood
Merchants’ National Bank of
Hillsboro, O
W. A. Smith
Nicholas P. Smith & Bros
Oak Street
C. L. Thesing
Thomas Newbiggin
Elm Avenue
A. M. Warner
Board of Education of
Madisonville
Montford Buckingham
John McCormick
Henry Grucemeyer
Ireton
Collins, Schoenle & Poor
W. W. Clippinger
Park Commission
Board of Elections
Greater Park League
S. F.dana
Campbell Creek Coal Company
Charles Stephens
Markbreit
Ridgeway Avenue
C., L. & N. Railway
Dana
John Herrman
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Henry Moeller
John M. Feldmann
William Hickey
Dayton
William Conway
William Scholl
J. A. Murray
St. Bonaventura
Lick Run
A. Overman
Yimwood Place
St. Joseph’s Church
Elise P. Dickerson
Mary E. Perdrizet
C. L. Anderson
Anna Heilemann
Frank Ramsey
Madison Pike
O' Bryomville
EU Cees
Fanny Ramsey
Hérancourt Brewing Company
Henry Kashmann
Theresa Hall
Sophia Schlottman
Ann Miller
Harrison
Henry Fisher
Garfield Winkler
J. W. Sibley
Deer Park
Llewellyn Park
Mamade
Bogart’s
Mia Uiversity
Cleves
Cary
College C. Crane & Go
Bertha Keil Bdgar F. Bogart
Rosalia E. Bogart
Bogart
Montgomery Road
Sherman Avenue
Herman J. Witte
Fred BR. Elsche
Myers Y. Cooper
Fanny Jacobs
Henry Simlick
Myers Myers Y. Cooper
Henry
Jacob Kaufmann
Joseph A. Vitt
Harry Goldberg
Nathan Goldberg
Pearl Katt
J. H. Oliver
Llockaneides
Mary de 7
Stevens
Young
Jacob Schmucker
Carthage
Rice Streets
Tilden R. French
Eugene Cassinelli
Mathilda Heck
William B. Martins
Walter
Adam Gray
William Fox
Erkenbrecher
T. M. Shockey
Theodore Beverman
Ruth Avenue
Cooper’s
Hyde Park
Margaret Dasch
Elizabeth Hausfeld
Franz G. H. Schmidt
Emma B. Osten- Grre
Fane Waebs
O’brien
Idlewild Syndicate
Clemmer
Walker & Kebler’s
Morrow Mann
Georgina Blame
George Droege
Sophia Dallman
George Droegge
Minnie Hoenges
Frances Harrison
Minnie Fey
Albert E. Bollinger
Bertha
Abraham Weber
Concordi
Marting
Monarch B. & L
Thomas Reid
Provident Loan Co
Elizabeth Susan
Same
Cseseeseeee
Ira D. Washburn
Jennie J. Creager
Hannah Hess
Annie Flower
Samuel Pike
Silverton L. & B. Company
S. Meyers
Anderson Ferry
Louis Weinberg
Cooper
Mamie
Hoesman
Edward C. Salzman
Margaret J. Stewart
Myers
Price Bi Eagle L
Er Arnt
Provident
S. Baving B. Renn
Paloun Aceoos
William Kline
First Ward
Te Meo
Cbs Teccghes Odivccneceuwes
Asiee Malvina Boggs
Concordia
B. A. Abraham Weber
Malvina Boggs
Rik van
Phyllte Woods
Sophia Waidner
Altamont
Altamont Annex
Social and Personal
W. Alexander Julian
George Kittredge
Yonkers
N. Y
Kittredge
Henry Hohenstein
Mary Schad
Charles Weber
John Rahn
Fred Buddington
Harrington
Charles van Overbeck
Antoinette Werner West
Charles Schad
Dorothy Schad
Ruth Harrington
Minor
Gerard Kent
Jack Ryan
Julius Ratterman
Common Pleas Court
Kentucky Society
City OF
Liebig Company
J.v. Liebig
Upper Ohio
Sycamore St
Tel. M
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