Car No. 1 tumbles on Clifton hill injuring two teachers
A Cincinnati streetcar on Clifton avenue ran away down a steep incline into Vine street injuring Miss Rose Washburn a 26 year old teacher and Mrs B Denning. The infant she carried was unharmed. Motorman Ben Westerding and Conductor Holman Baker oversaw the crew as fifteen passengers rode to a Teachers Institute. officials suspect slippery rails from street sprinkling.
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Elm Street
Vine Streeee
Rose Washburn
California
B. Denning
Carthage Pike
Ben Westerding
Highland Avenue
Holman Baker
Teachers’ Institute
Cincinnati University
Baker
Denning
Miss Washburn
Vine Street
Traction Company
Infernal machine found at Sixth and Plum streets
Police believe a plot to murder Patrolmen Knight or Currin was uncovered yesterday morning when they found an infernal device in the patrol box at Sixth and Plum. The trap was wired to explode on key insertion, aimed to strike the officer in the head. Lieutenant Hill ordered investigation and the device was turned over to Chief Millikin.
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Knight
Currin
Sixth
Plum Streets
Hill
Millikin
Boy Killed by Accidental Shot Near Mt. Elverne
Alberts meister, 14, died at Betts Street Hospital after an accidental discharge while hunting near his Mt. Elverne home. He tripped and fell in a field Wednesday, tearing his left shoulder and arm as the gun fired. Coroner Cameron was notified.
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Cameron
Betts Street
Albertsmeister
Mt. Elverne
Price Hill
Dempsey Fight Recalled and Democratic Harmony Debate
A chorus of insiders discusses harmony and elimination within Cincinnati politics. J Herman Dierkes and J M Dawson weigh public stance, while Bernard Noctor map a ticket balance amid looming primary battles. Senator Foraker returns from Toledo and Harmon tours Ohio as control struggles unfold.
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J. M Dawson
The
Cincinnati Democratic Club
Dawson
Democratic Party
Probate Will Leaves Executors and Heir Shares
The will of Joseph H. Redmond, painter, was opened for probate. He leaves 2000 to Christina Ording for over twenty five years of service and the remainder to his children in equal shares. Casper Schlotman and Louis Goldkamp are named executors. Estate valued about 10000. Rufus Jackson bequeaths 1500 shares of Kentucky Coal Mining stock to sister Mrs. Osa Fisher and 1000 shares to sister Mrs. Orinda H. Stockdale. Continued to sister Mrs. Susie M. Young with 1000 shares for life then to her daughter.
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Harmon
Commercial Tribune
Ter
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Mt. Oreb, O
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Sycamore Street
Osa Fisher
John Henry Kettler
Mary Elizabeth Kettler
Alfred Eger
Elizabeth
Joseph H. Redmond
Christina Ording
Casper Schlotman
Louis Goldkamp
Rufus Jackson
Kentucky Coal Mining Company
Helix
Cal
Orinda H. Stockdale
Susie M. Young
North Fork
W. Va
Daugh
Harry M
Frank E. Low
Joshua Low
Circuit Court of Appeals
Columbus
William M. Hough
St. Louis
McPherson
Germaine Kern
Federal Court of Tennessee
Kern
Superior Court Dismisses Fechter Injunction Against City
Judge Spiegel orders final dismissal with costs in the case of Nicholas Fechter, a taxpayer, against the city over a proposed bond issue to widen Hunt Street from Broadway to Sycamore. Fechter failed to amend after an initial dismissal and ten day extension.
Divorce Court Grants Restraining Orders in Several Cases
Lucy Bernhard sues for divorce alimony and restoration to Lucy Russell against Oscar Bernhard of 1689 Sycamore Street. Judge Pfleger issues restraining order over furniture at 1639 Sycamore Street. Carrie Stein seeks divorce custody alimony with orders against Hector Stein. Jeanette Trester seeks divorce from Horace Trester and name restoration. Albert Duke amends petition in divorce case from Pauline Duke. Annie Esh and Earl Bodley seek divorce with claims of desertion. Lilly Cantwell seeks divorce from Simpson Cantwell and name restoration. Attorneys listed include Hoffman Le Blond and J D De Witt with others.
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Oscar Bernhard
Sycamore Street
Lucy Russell
Pfleger
Bernhard
Hoffman
A & le Blond
Carrie
Hector L. Stein
Stein
Charles J. Fritzgerald
Jeanette Trester
Horace H.trester
Jeanette Reed
M. C. Lykins
Albert Duke
Pauline Duke
West Fifteenth Street
J. D. de Witt
A. Breitenstein
Annie Esh
Earl P. Bodley
Springfield
Chicago
Ill
Portland
Ore
R. de V. Carroll
Lilly Cantwell
Simpson Cantwell
Assignee Lists Insolvency of Hagle Tailoring Co
Harlow A. Farrell as assignee filed an inventory of appraised assets totaling 622.95 dollars and a schedule of debts amounting to 2,287.07 dollars in the Insolvency Court.
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Harlow A. Farrell
Hagle Tailoring Company
Doctor Links Adenoids to Defective Children Problems
Dr Philip Zenner told the Teachers Institute that adenoids, small brain pressing growths, often cause irritation and dullness in retarded children. He also cited possible links to improper nourishment as a factor. The morning sessions end the meeting for the year.
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Philip Zenner
Teachers’ Institute
City Hall Appoints Firemen and Infirmary Store Keeper
Mayor Markbreit made several appointments in city departments. John McDonald, Jesse L. Limle, Henry Friend, and Joseph M. Cosgrave were named firemen while William C. Boehing was appointed store keeper in the City Infirmary Department replacing Philip Keiborth who resigned.
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John McDonald
Jesse L. Limle
Henry Friend
Joseph M.cosgrave
William C. Boehing
City
Philip Keiborth
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