Fining System Abolished For Postal Clerks In 1905
Court of Claims ruling orders refund of about 1 million dollars to clerks who paid fines for mail errors and delays from 1896 to 1905. Postmaster Monfort says Cincinnati office likely shares. officials note demerit marks now used for discipline and promotion, not fines.
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Court of Claims
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Tuberculosis of Vertebrae Kills Man at 28
Joseph Zins of 1371 Avon Place died after four months of tuberculosis of the vertebrae and a spinal injury six months earlier. His neck collapsed from dislocation and suffocation, doctors say, noting the vertebral infection caused the fatal outcome.
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Avon Place
Zins
Wiliam Shaw
Krell Piano Plant Fire Under Control After Major Loss
Fire gutted part of the Krell Piano Company building at Ninth Richmond and Harriet streets. Firemen fought back heat thrice as debris was cleared and three kilns and stock were damaged. estimated loss just under $40,000. Salvage reports list multiple insurers and substantial coverage for the Krell Piano Company property and contents.
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Krell Piano Company
Ninth
Richmond
Harriet Streets
Krell Comany, Krell Piano Company
Mad Dog Victims Recovering After Chicago Treatment
The father of 13 year old George Bolan reports progress at the Pasteur Institute in Chicago where he and three other children bitten by a supposed mad dog receive serum injections. Treatments run four days with daily visits to the institute, and plans to return to Cincinnati in about two weeks for Bolan.
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Winton Place
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Mr. Bolan
Milton Maddux
Ida Flaherty
William’ Mack
University Day entertains Cincinnati students
The fourth annual High School Day at Cincinnati University featured an illustrated history lecture by Dr. I J Cox and three 11 o'clock lectures on Mauldair wireless telegraphy and rosicopic life. Tri Delta sisters staged a play The Burglar and a tennis match was held.
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Department of History
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J.w. Ives
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Californian Bridegroom Reunites With Thirty Year Bride
J L Carr of California and Miss Belle Ogden will marry this afternoon in Cincinnati after reuniting at Central Depot. They had not seen each other for thirty years, guests include Mrs B F Schamm. The couple will travel to Clarksburg and then to California after the wedding.
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Masons Confer Master Mason Degrees at Walnut Hills Lodge
Walnut Hills Lodge No. 483 F and A M conferred the Master Mason degree on Dr. Albert Fuller and Henry Steinberger before about three hundred Masons. Past Master Jacob W. Schoepfel presented Herman P. Goebel with a diamond studded Masonic charm.
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Henry Steinberger
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Herman P. Goebel
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Charles E. Schroth
Lewis W.irwin
Charles Hauck
Burr W. Blair
Oliver M. Gray
William Schuchardt
Hugo Strauss
Cincinnati Lodge
Baker Dies After Quarrel Homicide Charge Swells
Thomas Baumgartner died at City Hospital after being shot twice in the abdomen during a dispute with Thomas Koch at 142 Bremen Street. Koch, held on a misdemeanor, will face murder charges. arraignment set for June 4 after police court continuation.
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Bremen Street
Thomas Koch
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Baumgartner
Will Muster Strong At Camp Harrison Encampment
Colonel Hake and the First Regiment prepare for the annual encampment at Camp Harrison near Indianapolis. The date is September 1 to 10. The regiment aims to muster stronger than ever as local companies A and C engage in ball games for top prizes.
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Commercial Tribune
Camp Harrison
Indianapolis
Arrest of Charles Lang in $78 theft case in Cincinnati
After fifteen years away, a man identified as Charles Lang was arrested in Cincinnati for taking $78 from Mrs Anha A Schmidt of 1778 Coppin Street. Detectives found Lang at 453 West McMicken Avenue, where he lives with his wife. Police say Lang was a machinist in 1898 and once lived at the Schmidt home. he returned from Germany two weeks ago.
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Anha A. Schmidt
Coppin Street
Sweeney and
Houillion
Lang
West
McMicken Avenue
Schmidt
Germany
Light Up Sign In Court Case
In court Judge Smedes ruled in favor of the Federal Sign Company after a dispute with 8S Becker over a $140 electric sign. The sign weighing about half a ton was moved into the courtroom by six or more workers.
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Federal Sign Company
Becker
Judge Smedes
United
Young man sent back to hospital after head injury
Daniel Mathias twenty of 303 Findlay street was found wandering the Findlay Plum streets area yesterday morning after falling from a wagon Monday night near Central avenue and Kinde street. He had received hospital treatment and was sent back to City Hospital.
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Findlay Street
Central Avenue
Kinde} Street
Findlay
Plum Streets
City Hospital
Health Officials Warn Heat Wave Lingers As Death Toll Rises
Health Officer Brown reports 133 weekly deaths, up 23 from last week, driven by diarrhoeal diseases amid a heat wave. Consumption remains leading cause, with notable heart and malignant disease totals. Bureau of Contagious Diseases reports 75 cases versus 98 last year. Cool breezes arrive, milder conditions expected soon.
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Bassler
Ohio Valley
Brown
Bureau of Contagious Diseases
Masonic Library Officers Chosen in Cincinnati
Annual meeting of the Masonic Library Association of Cincinnati elected officers for the year. President Scott Bonham Vice President Edward R. C. White Secretary Pe McConnell Treasurer George Grimm Librarian Jacob Krummel. Committees named for book circulation and patronage. Library expanded to larger quarters with shelved sections and remote lodge lending planned. Donations received from multiple named individuals.
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Masonic Temple
Scott Bonham
Lafayette Lodge
Edward R. C. White
Price Hill Lodge
Pe McConnell
Excelsior Lodge
George Grimm
Cynthia Lodge
Jacob Krummel
Hanselmann Lodge
Robert Corey
Lafayette Bloom
Leslie Webb
B. M. Boyd
Cc. F. Rankin
I. F. Tunison
Joel C. Clore
W. 8. Powers
S. Stacker Williams
Grand Lodge
John S. Conner
Robert Burns
Kilwinning Lodge
Scotland
Melrose Abbey
William B. Melish
J. G. Reeves
H. Mesker
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J. H.charles Smith
A. C. Cattell
Lead Horse in Cortege for Slain Patrolman Peterson
Funeral procession for Patrolman Carl C. Peterson of Westwood moved from his home to Spring Grove Cemetery with a led horse bearing a floral shield of two doves and a star. The service omitted the military band at Mrs. Peterson's request. Masonic rites were held at the grave with fellow officers and comrades in attendance.
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Westwood
Spring Grove Cemetery
Rossa Levato
Heubach
Arata
Springer
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