Merchants Outing Planned At Lagoon Entertainment
Plans are complete for the second visit of Merchants and Traveling Salesmen to a Lagoon outing. The group will depart Palace Hotel at 5 p.m. march to the resort and be admitted from 6 p.m. to midnight with vaudeville, fireworks, and two speakers John Galvin and J. A. Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traveling Salesmen’s Association
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Traveling Salesmen’s Association
Palace Hotel
Sixth Street
Third Street
Walnut
H. A. Buckner
T. W. Alen
John Galvin
J. A. Green
Burglars Hit Local Businesses Overnight
Burglars entered the H. D. Smith Company at 208 Main Street by forcing a rear window and took 30 two cent stamps and 40 cents. They forced a door into William T. Devon at 334 George Street and stole store tools worth $25. A showcase at the George W. McAlpin Company, 19 West Fourth Street, was broken and ten framed pictures valued at $10 were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Smith Company
Main Street
William T. Devon
George Street
George W. McAlpin Company
West Fourth Street
Store Manager Takes Own Life After Diary Clue
The coroner ruled the death of 31 year old John Stevenson, manager at a Covington hardware store, a suicide from a bullet wound to the temple. A rose and a worn diary found near the body in Prof. Giacinto Gorno’s home at 1032 Wesley avenue pointed to personal heartbreak and a possible cash shortage noted in the diary. Florence Shafer, a former coworker, said they were close friends and denied engagement. Stevenson’s family hails from Florence Alabama and his mother is gravely ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stevenson
Giacinto Gorno
Wesley Avenue
Florence
Cash Register
Stevenson
Prof. Gorno
Schroeder
Maisch
Covington
W. T. Stevenson
Tariff Bureau
Big Four Railroad
Wallace Place
Cameron
Central Avenue
Charles Franke
Bramwell Brush and Wire Goods Company
Florence Shafer
Beech Avenue
Price Hill
Pickering
Mr. Stevenson
Stevensons
Ala
Girl crushed by wagon in street accident
Five year-old Irene Murphy of 14 Mansfield Street was playing near Liberty and Main when she ran toward a passing wagon and fell under its wheels. She died hours later at City Hospital from internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Main Streets
Irene Murphy
Mansfield Street
Grand Trunk brochure extols Montreal and Quebec
The Grand Trunk issues a deluxe pamphlet promoting Montreal and Quebec for tourists. The well printed volume features artistic ornamentation and new photographs. It invites orders with a two cent stamp to W Robinson at 506 Park Building, Pitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Reofi
Park Building
Pitts
Higher Standard of Brick Urged by City Council
Council debates a brick specification ordinance for city paving. Mullen proposes bricks must pass rattler test with limited weight loss. Other actions include park entrance project, annexation petition, and sewer and street improvements.
Settlement Said to Be Under Way in Harding Case
Friends of Edward C. Harding believe he will soon be out of difficulties as negotiations proceed toward settling allegations of embezzlement. No location of Harding is known and attorneys say they are not worried while warrants remain outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Harding
Harding
W. W. Prather
E. C. Harding
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
American Casualty Company
Squire Tibbles
Squire Smedes
Milford
Thomas Darby
United States Casualty Company
Mr. Harding
Prather
W. B. Mente
Policeman Files Charges After Boyle Shooting
Relatives of Edward Boyle 17 of 1625 Kemper Lane refused to file an affidavit against Joseph Mann 1565 Gladstone Avenue for shooting Boyle Saturday night. Patrolman Reardon filed the charge shooting to kill Boyle in serious condition at City Hospital. If Boyle dies Mann may be held awaiting case outcome though prosecutors could drop charges if he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Boyle
Kemper Lane
Joseph Mann
Gladstone Avenue
Boyle
Reardon
Mann
Professor V Nowottny’s Body Arrives From Alderson
The body of Prof. V. Nowottny artist and instructor at the Cincinnati Art Academy arrived in the city from Alderson West Virginia where he died in a runaway accident Sunday. Friends who had vacationed with him accompanied the body to the James Gilligan chapel where it will lie in state until Mrs. Nowottny arrives for funeral arrangements. He favored cremation and the wish will be respected. Mrs. Nowottny suffers injuries and the shock of her husband’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
V. Nowottny
Cincinnati Art Academy
Alderson
W. Va
James Gilligan
Seventh
Plum Streets
Rental dispute stirs committee over viaduct use
Council committee hears criticism from Business Men's Club and Improvement Associations as they oppose a proposed rental for Harrison avenue viaduct use by the traction company. The report suggests depreciation based rent with cross-entry rights and warns of tax dodging claims. The panel will reconvene before council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Bargen
Burbank Street
Committee On Railways
Eastern Avenue
Torrence Road
Rippey
Council
Felsberg
Rochelle Street
Traction Company
Committee On
John Eckert
Committee On Street Railways of
Business Men’s Club
Associated and Federated Improvement Associations
Harrison Avenue
Otto Armleder
Mullen
Eckert
Grand jury to hear 175 labor and murder cases in court
Judge Pfleger ordered a grand jury to convene tomorrow morning on Prosecutor Rulison's motion. The panel will review Police Court referrals, about seventy one cases with ten percent murder. Afterward, data on brokerage failures from Rulison will be presented with Attorney Baker aiding creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfleger
Rulison
Charles W. Baker
Petiton
Vine Steet Congregational Church
Vine Street
Birch & Johnson
Petitier
Ers
Morse, Tuttle & Harper
Hulton & Woost
Divorce Court Dockets Multiple Allegations And Alimony Moves
Ada M. Deem sues for divorce from Thomas J. Deem of Tusculum claiming years of mistreatment and a streetcar assault with a threatened shooting. Pending alimony settlement, Judge Caldwell bars him from disposing of horses and bank funds. Other suits include Mary Kampfield seeking divorce from Otto W. Kamp after a Fountain Square attack, Kate Cosgrove seeking alimony for abandonment, George W. Clark seeking divorce for desertion, and William L. Meyer seeking annulment citing intoxication and minority at marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada M. Deem
Thomas J. Deem
Tusculum
Ralph
H. E. Engelhardt
Mary Kamp
Otto W. Kamp
Fountain Square
William P. Collins
Kate
Dolph Cosg
George W. Clark
Mary E. Clark
M. C. Lykins
William L. Meyer
Anna Meyer
Newport
M. G. Heintz
Brylon Boys Club Aims At City Branch
Henry William Rose, an English newspaper man, arrived to promote Brylon Boys Club here. He says the name blends Bryant and Lowell and stands for a noble life and a square deal. He seeks 8 to 15 year olds to sign a loyalty card pledging politeness clean speech and abstinence from tobacco and strong drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry William Rose
Brylon Boys
Bryant
Lowell
Mr. Rose
Pioneer Citizen George Bauer Dies in Cincinnati at 86
George Bauer, a pioneer citizen of Cincinnati, died at his home Sunday in his eighty seventh year. He served in Mexico and Civil Wars in Company B Fifth Regiment Infantry and helped secure Texas independence. Bauer lived in Cincinnati over sixty years and remained in the leather business until retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bauer
Cincinnati
Texas
Mr. Bauer
Superior Court Cuts Hotel Fatality Verdict to 5000
Administratrix of Helena Sullivan estate sued the Gibson House Hotel Co for 7000 after Sullivan died in an elevator fall. Judge Spiegel remitted 2000, entering judgment at 5000 with Cogan Williams for plaintiff and Paxton Jr Muir for hotel company. Claims Money Is Due also pursued against Fehr and Roth/Georgi estates for 3536.19 plus interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Sullivan
Gibson House
Corre Hotel Company
Spiegel
Cogan & Williams
Thomas Paxton, Jr
J. G. Muir
Joseph Hummel
Theresa Auhlbach
Frank Fehr
John C. Roth
Robert Dc. Georgi
Fehr
Insolvency Faced by C Sauer & Co Printers Leader
Kathryn Russell doing business as C Sauer & Co printers of Eighth and Sycamore streets assigned assets to J P Bauer Jr. Estimated assets 3000 liabilities 1500. She earlier filed alimony suit against husband Nicholas Russell alleging he ran the business but refused to account. Galvin Bauer attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Russell
C. Sauer & Co
Eighth and
Sycamore Streets
J. P. Bauer, Jr
Probate Court Records Open Estates and Appointments
Personal estate of George Dohrman appraised at 3864 dollars. Peter Jacobs lists personal property at 1000 dollars. Applications to administer estates filed for Hibben 80000 dollars Roberts 75000 dollars Gerber 1500 dollars Moran 500 dollars Vettel 630 dollars Mixer 0 dollars. Judge Malsbury returns from vacation after fishing in Virginia mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dohrman
Peter Jacobs
Jessie Hibben
Henry A. Hibben
Paul G. Gerber
Louisa Gerber
Willis M. Kemper
David M. Roberts
Julia Shanly
Bridget Moran
John C. Vettel
Barbara Vettel
Francis M. Williams
Deborah Mixer
Malsbury
Virginia
Doyle appeals for new trial in federal case
Leo P. Doyle known as Biddy Doyle of Memphis filed an appeal with the Circuit Court of Appeals seeking a new trial after a sentence of one year and one day in the Atlanta Penitentiary. The move comes in a federal case arising in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of Appeals
Atlanta
Leo P. Doyle
Biddy” Doyle
Memphis
Cir
Court of Appeals hears fraud and damages appeals in city
Doyle and two Memphis residents face fraud and lottery scheme charges tied to an alleged Mackintosh coats sale. Charles M Noble appeals a Federal Court verdict after suing C Crane & Co. for 3000 in damages over a job injury. Alice Horn sues Cincinnati Traction Co. for 10100 after a brake failure caused a car to roll backward injuring her. Herbert Jackson acts for Horn. she lives in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuit Court of Appeals
Doyle
Memphis
Charles, M. Noble
Court of Appeals
C. Crane & Co
Alice Horn
Cincinnati Traction Company
United States
Grand Central Depot
Fourth Street
Central Avenue
Herbert Jackson
Covington
Janitor Dies After Fall From Skylight at Avondale School
Bernard Laughlin 35 assistant janitor fell about twenty five feet from a skylight on the second story while cleaning windows at the new Avondale public school at Rockdale Avenue and Reading Road. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Jewish Hospital. coroner Cameron rules death a fractured skull. Laughlin was married and resided at 423 Ridgeway Avenue Avondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Avondale
Rockdale Avenue
Reading Road
Bernard Laughn
Jewish Hospital
Laughlin
Ridgeway Avenue
Avondale
Cameron
City Hall Notes On Resignation And Police Inspection
Mrs Bertha Beiderheller a janitor in the Water Works Department resigned and the resignation was accepted. Alex Pindhkowsky and George Scrugham, both of New York, visited the mayor s office. Mayor Markbreit and Chief Millikin discussed plans for the annual police inspection, date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Beiderheller
Janirix
Water Works Department
Alex. Pindhkowsky
New York
George Scrugham
Markbreit
Millikin
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H. & S. Pogue Co
Lagoon
Mesdames van Joseph
Katherine Moore
Isaac Hart
Joseph M. Landwehr
F. B. Slaine
George Schutte
Charles Schlueter
Norman Mendel
Joseph Ziegler
Burnet House
W. K. Lindsay
W., A. Brooks
H. F. Buck
Samuel Joseph
Samuel McDonald
E. H. Hartman
Night Law School
Ohio
Night Law
Rose
O’brien
Schwerinzer
Bauer
Mallen
New Park
Wellington Place
Inwood Park
Chester Park
Eighth Street
Hillenbrand
Committee On Streets
Baurichter
Steayn Railways
Kellogg
Board of Public Service
Jennie Smith
Committee On Sewers
Montana Avenue
Bridgetown Road
Muddy Creek Road
Christ Liebel
Benton Street
Vine and
Hamer Street
Attorney Darby
Professor
Charles EB. Bultman
Cincinnati Realty Company
A. O. Brown & Co
Boys’ Club
Superior Court
Probate Court
Henry Hibben
United States Court
Brown
French Bros. Dairy Co
Young Men’s Mutual Life Assn
First National Bank
Linton Hotel
A. L. Ellett, G. W.P. A
Avondale School
City Hall Notes
Marvel Co
Raw York
Dow’s 8 Drug Stores
Reilly and Woods
Lyman H. Howe
AFAT
Yorke and
Adams
Columbia
Dane
Edna Aug
Angela Dolores
Free Letters
Mrs. Perkins Fisher
T. Nelson Downs
Cook
Sylvia
Banks-Breazeale
Olympic Forepaugh Stock Co
ROA
FAVO
Shubert
Fraser Highlanders
Wormwood’s
Coney
Island
Broadway
Heuck
Theo
Kremer
Lyceum
Lincoln J. Carter
People
Tom Miner
Andy Garner
Ida Nicolai
Charles
Udell
Joe Barton
Bro
Hester
Jay
Coburn-Barlow Minstrels
Wellnis
Jons
W. H. Brown
Front and
Lawrence Sts
Rainforth
Havlin
Gohan & Harris Minstrels
George Evans
Sions
Henry B. Harris
Mouse
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