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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1908

Page

10

City Council Deliberates on Street Projects and Lighting

Dayton council meets to discuss widening Hunt street and selling houses for city use. They authorize bond sales for the Water Works Commission and set penalties for city ash dumping. Protests on lighting brightness spark committee study while barber shop health rules loom.

Yes John Galvin Schweninger Asmann Board of Public Service Hunt Street Oh Street New Water Works Commission Fifth Baymiller Front Streets Committee On Streets Bathgate

Arraignment Set in Patrolman Killing Case

Rosso Lovato was arraigned in Police Court on murder charges for Saturday's shooting of Mounted Patrolman Petersen and fatal injury to Valentine Bauer. His case was continued to June 4 pending Bauer's condition. Funeral services for the dead patrolman are set for today at his Westwood home with Masons in charge and mounted police escort. burial at Spring Grove Cemetery.

Rosso Lovato Petersen Valentine Bauer Queen City Avenue Lueders Bauer McHenry Avenue Westwood Val Heubach Joseph Arata John Springmeier John Steinweiss Sergeant Bedinger Spring Grove Cemetery

Crowds witness Ohio River rescue of five near Mill Creek

Five people including Gus Manard his wife and child Paris C Brown and George Smith narrowly escaped drowning in the Ohio River near the Mill Creek mouth. Onlookers on the C and O and Southern bridges watched as the skiff tipped after striking a pump boat. Rescuers A E Spencer, William Spencer and Al Fritz pulled all to safety with no injuries.

Ohio River Mill Creek Gus Manard Paris C. Brown George Smith Newport A. E. Spencer William Spencer al. Fritz

Two Succumb to Heat as Record Near 1875 Mark

Two people collapse from heat on a hot day. one dies at work and another in the street. The day approaches a near-record high within a degree of 1875 as lightning surrounds a woman inside her home.

Cincinnati Bassler

Symphony Report Reveals Broad Participation Across Orchestra

A defigit survey of musicians shows widespread involvement in a symphonic season. Many players from various sections apply for concert roles and solo spots, reflecting strong community interest.

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Association C. R. Holmes

Heat Prostration Victims Mark First May Day At City Hospital

The first heat related cases of the year reached City Hospital as Leonard Templeton, 34, a packer of Bremen Street, collapsed at 215 George Street and Edward Lyons, 18, a tinner of East Third Street, fainted on Fifth and Sycamore Streets. Templeton remains serious. Lyons revived and discharged. The day featured a 90 degree high in the shade and a severe storm with 40 mph winds and 93 degree peak before the downpour.

Tibbles Board of Public Service Eden Park Lenway Avenue Tremont Queen City Avenues Committee On Health City Electrician Fifth Street Vine Main Streets Belmont Avenue Harrison Avenue Queen City Corporation Line Committee On Public Safety The Safety Board Service Board Evanston Committee On B. P Fairview Southview Avenues William Dutcher City Hospital Leonard Templeton Packer Bremen Street George Street Edward Lyons East Third Street Fifth Sycamore Streets Weather Office

Mystery of Death in City Police Seek Answers

Police probe the death of a man identified as Roy Davis, found at daybreak near Court and Plum streets. Coroner’s inquest cites fatal skull fracture from a blow, with Roy Davis allegedly of Cutter Street and waiter at a local establishment. Suspect Fred Stoess, a bartender, 23, detained after being with Davis Sunday night.

Hamilton County Ohio Pulte Street Western Avenue Seegar Avenue Dover Street McMilan Morgan Streets Committee On Guido Gores William F Robert H. Doepke Fourteenth Plum Streets Fourth Avenue Caroline Scheckel Mary A. Wedig Rachel A. Green Carthage Road R. Davis Court Plum Coe Davis John Davis Ninth Vine Streets Roy Davis Cutter Street Clark Ninth and Fred Stoess Guy Street Stoess

Lightning flashes around Linden Place woman at Elmwood

Mrs. John Warner of Linden avenue Elmwood Place was in a second story room when a bolt struck the tin roof near the chimney and circled the walls before running down. Pictures were knocked down and the shock left her slightly ill while her husband works at Procter & Gamble.

John Warner Linden Avenue Elmwood Place Warner Procter & Gamble Soap Works

Boy Bitten By Bulldog Sparks Warrant Request

Parents of six year old John Noonan of 5 Neff avenue sought a police court warrant to arrest Otto Schmidt of 5 Neff avenue for harboring a vicious dog after Schmidt's bulldog attacked John last Friday in the Schmidt yard, biting him in the arms and hip. The warrant was refused.

John Noonan Neff Avenue Otto Schmidt Schmidt Noonan Schmidt Yard Charles Dumbler

Personal escorted tours depart Chicago by special trains

Exclusive first class all expense tours to Yellowstone Yosemite Valley and western states depart Chicago in July and August under the Tourist Department Union Pacific and Northwestern Line. Send for itineraries and full information to S A Hutchison Manager 212 Clark Street Chicago IL.

Yellowstone National Park Yosemite Valley California Utah Colorado Chicago Tourist Department Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwestern Line S. A. Hutchison Clark Street

Inquest Probes Death of Charles Jones Jr in Reading Area

Coroner Cameron held an inquest into the death of Charles Jones Jr who was shot near Reading May 18 during a dispute over a horse replevin and a related arrest. Constable Peters testified that Jones Sr resisted arrest and a struggle with Jones family ensued, ending with a fatal shooting as officers faced attackers. The testimony suggested the Jones group did not display deadly weapons beyond a shotgun shown by a woman in the home.

Cameron Charles Jones, Jr Reading John Peters Louire _ Dil’s court Commercial Tribune Jones, Sr Jones Peters Tom Charles George Crawford Crawford Petere Joneses

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