Water-Works Inquiry Sees Warden and Mayor On Stand
The Water-works Investigating Committee resumed hearings with Americus Warden testifying on contract bids boiler selection and engine work. Witnesses Wesley Cameron Henry Pearce and Mayor discuss dates funds and alleged graft while Redmond and Johnston figures surface in the tense session.
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Henry Pearce
Water-works Investigating Committee
Water-works
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the Times
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Johnston
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Quinn
Tom
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Park Board Debates Music Plans and Park Finances
Park Commissioners meet with most members present and welcome new member John Schniff. Bills totaling 2735 are approved. A proposal from Currier & Seidensticker for a joint two-band concert is referred to the Music Committee. A plan to relocate East Court Street in Eden Park is adopted. Park committees report on boat rentals soda sales and milk sales. Special concerts planned for Burnet Woods and Eden Park amid a tight park budget. Executive actions include re electing Engineer Earnshaw and appointing assistants. The meeting adjourns with a special session to resolve music arrangements next week.
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Snowden
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Louisville
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Earnshaw
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Strauch
Bain
Nierney
Gleason
Zoological Society
Crawford
Schiff
Washington Park
Davidson Fountain
Notable Arrivals at Grand Hotel and Gibson House Listed
The register shows numerous guests at the Grand Hotel including Wm G Crowell Edward Loeb Jno W Peregoy and many others from cities such as Philadelphia St Louis New York Baltimore and Chicago. At the Gibson House guests include A L Rankin Amos Whiteley and Geo W Driscal among others with hometowns and affiliations noted.
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Geo
J. Barkhart
Philadelphia
G. Boston
Wm. M. Ene
New York
Mra
D. Thatcher
Springfield
Asopabens
J. Ballam
Scotland
Joan
Ndisnapolis
Barnet House
J. Tillotsori
W. Gandy
W. 8. Peivent
Richmond
D. A. Givens
Crothiama
Jesse Holladay
California
George Sawpman
Ironton
LN. Meers
Maysville
John T. Howard
W. Haben
J. C. Hills
P. J. Doyle
FP. H. Doran
Michigan City
J. Dunbar
Steubenville
Paul Barnay
Boston
W. Morgan
Harrodsburg
St. James Hotel
B. P
Blood
E. Alward
B. R. Maltby
Kentucky
L. Maltby
J. Gray
Rae Hee
J. A. Norton
G. HH
McCalgin
G. R. Williams
D. F. Cornell
É. W. Skinner
Chicago
Grand Hotel
Wm. G. Crowell
Edward Loeb
Jno
Baltimore
Pollock
W. M.D. Lee
Indian Territory
H. H. Vallee
Simpson Homer
Pittsburg
M. Day
New Orleans
George W. Davis
Paris
Indiana House
C.D. Robinson
Connersville
Divorces Granted in Common Pleas Court Case Batch
Judge Cox oversees multiple divorce actions based on willful absence gross neglect and adultery. Cases include Krigbaum Wiechers Henshaw Gleve Dudley Tieringer Mertz Faiss Burnard Purcell Purcell Zink Featherly and others with de cisions granting decrees or laid over for further evidence amid local health concerns and civic notices.
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Utah
Christina Wiechers
Herman Wiechers
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Sarduel Zoller
Rachel Henshaw
William Henshaw
Albion
Fil
BE. Henshaw
Charles Gleve
H. A. Dudley
Margaret Henning
Frank J. Henning
Ruth Brendon
Barbara
Dietrich Schilling
Frederick W. Dietz
Mary A. Diets
Sue
New York
Sophia Faiss
Wm. Faiss
Louisville
Alice A. Burnard
Albert O. Burnard
Dara
Elizabeth Dee
Margaret Purcell
James Purcell
Nashville
Tenn
Elm
Court Streets
Hhis
Margaret Tieringer
David Tieringer
Maria Mertz
Adolph Mertz
Switzerland
Duhme's
Mary Todd
Ovia Todd
William Tucker
Cemiria H. Tucker
Rosina Zink
Charles Zink
Emily Featherly
Abraham Featherly
Probate of Staebler and others appoints administrators
The will of John B. Staebler was probated yesterday. Martin Slough was named administrator of Martin A. Slough, deceased. Richard H. Ball was appointed administrator of Samuel Ball, deceased, with $1,000 in realty. Elizabeth Richter became administratrix of Rudolph Richter, deceased, with estate valued at $4,000 in realty and persons alty.
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Daniel Young
Carle
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Samuel McKee
John Scott
Wm. E. Bey
Margaret A. McKee
Jesse I. Meee
Elias Burch
Joseph Foxly
John Lyons
Thos
Clark Lane
John B. Staebler
Martin Slough
Martin A. Slough
Richard H. Ball
Samuel Ball
Elizabeth Richter
Rudolph Richter
Columbus man files voluntary bankruptcy in district court
Elias H Shoemaker of Columbus Ohio petitions in bankruptcy listing only household goods and apparel of little value. In circuit court Thompson M Warren sues Joel W Sherman and others to foreclose mortgage on coal lands in Athens County seeks receiver to collect mine proceeds to satisfy debt of 2632 dollars. Adam Gilbert and John Heber jailed for passing counterfeit money after bail default. Appenzeller Lucker cases bonded out after seizure by government. Heosen Bros suit against Hill Co and Elias Blair yields patent validity ruling with injunctions and accounts of profits and damages.
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Columbus
Thompson M. Warren
Joel W. Sherman
Athens County
Adam Gilbert
John Heber
Halliday
Appenzeller
Lucker
Heesen Bros. & Co
Tecumseh
Mich
Hill & Co
Decatur
Til
Elias Blair
Bucyrus
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Nelson & Roby
Decatur, al
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Suburban News Briefs From Forkington and Nearby Areas
The Star Baseball Club moved its headquarters to the Drexelius Building at Sixth and Madison. Indictments include Derr for murder and Williams Hughes for grand larceny. fines levied for drunkenness and minor offenses. County Democratic Executive Committee outlines primary election directions for conventions at Independence and Greenup Street Hose House. Court notes include Bank of Covington v Shaw, and Mendenhall v Ohio and Kentucky Iron and Coal Railroad with Henry C. Schump named Receiver. Col Charles Duncan elected to occupy Judge Perkins’s seat during arson trial proceedings for Henry Miller. trial details involve John Graziano and alleged assault on a titled girl. Seniors examined in Cicero, with geology tests in the afternoon. no Thursday morning exams.
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Greenup Street Hose House
Astrep Sraves
First National Bank of Covington
Shaw
T. A. Wilson & Co
Mendenhall
Ohio & Kentucky Iron and Coal Railroad
Henry C. Schump
Carivat Cover
Charles Duncan
Perkins
Henry Miller
John Graziana
Annual Oxford Female College Commencement Dates
The Oxford Female College will hold its annual commencement excreties on the 1eth inst and the Western Female Seminary on the 17th. An Oxford Lodge excursion to the Soldiers Home in Dayton departs June 24 at 7 15 a m and returns at 7 59 p m. The season’s event was the marriage of Prof W P Shannon of Greensburg Indiana to Miss Anneta Wampler at the bride’s parents home with a large guest turnout.
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Carl Barns
der Freischuetz
Weber—Orpheus Amateur Orchestra
Herz
Fila Bosworth
Linda, Vonizensi
Helena Schronorn
Norma
Bellini
Mises
Kate Rockweil
Addie Hitchcock
Violorcello
Pianvo—Les Alpes
Romberg
W. Geiselbrecht
KE. Hardik
Bianca ¢ Faliero
Rossini
Rossinix Orpheus Amateur Orchestra
Bunker Hill
Courthouse Park
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Western Female Seminary
Oxford
Dayton
Oxford Lodge No. 67, FP. & A. M
W. P. Shannon
Greensburg
Ind
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J. M. Warmpler
Messrs. Morris and Black
Canny
Death Cries Rise From Local Tragedy
Henry Alyxyan dee expressed despair and sought exit from life. After a hearty noon meal he walked and collapsed dying. No physician was summoned and a coroner investigation is expected to clarify circumstances of the death.
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Reily ‘Township
Wood Station
Henry Alyxyandee
Milford Preacher to Lead Sunday Service at M E Church
Rev J M Davis of Batavia will preach at 10 30 Sunday in the Milford M E Church. The town notes a lively scene from Councilman Branson at 1 0 C F Hell Monday night and praises G M Davis for easing connections to Li M Railroad trains. The Evansville Journal cites Col Sidney B Jones returning from a southern trip with a successful seining crew. A spelling match at West Milford Baptist drew participants and funds, while the School Board prepares to name the year's teachers, urging a strong corps for the local school building.
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West Milford
Joseph Peebles
Lynan Harding
Strawberry social to grace Mt Washington festivities
Prohibition era social notes describe a Friday evening outdoor strawberry social with ice cream and berries hosted by local ladies. Plans for a new hall and a bridge project over the Miami are reported alongside a lengthy list of property deeds and leases in Mt. Washington and nearby townships.
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