Niles Company Seeks Traveling Crane Approval
The Bound of Comprat met Tuesday approving a plan to remedy the water supply and discuss a proposed traveling crane over North Second Street by Niles Tool Works. The firm seeks to expand a new erecting shop and employ up to 500 workers, urging permission for two steel beams to span the street. The board also confirmed a crematory helper and addressed a smallpox quarantine resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tireetor Strategier
North Firthshir
Rochellena
Niles ‘Font Works
North Second Street
Atu
Burns
Serted
Ross Township
Public Works
Strategier
Mate Lie
Niles Sti
Niles ‘Ool Works Company
Damen
Cullen Fu
Adiitigie
Nriseeuligefer
New Labor Union Formed in Hamilton Area
A new labor union, described as the Industrial Labor Union, is formed by workers in Hamilton. Prominent leaders McCoflun serves as secretary treasurer of the union’s federation. The group plans a strong start to strengthen collective efforts before Year’s end, aligned with the American Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Dacs Vall
PM. McCoflun
Seerouiry
Elcetieil
Wnd
She Aero Eden Labor Vaio
Witeh
Arigenygerd
Leleration
Sulton
Railway Year Report Highlights Gain and Costs
The year’s GC. W. D. Railroad report notes rising gross earnings to 6052 and operating expenses up 7.4 percent, with profits increasing despite higher taxes. Passenger mileage rose, while per mile rates fell slightly due to summer spiking. Equipment counts and system expansion are described, alongside local franchise opposition and a tied to track rights dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolford
GC. W. D
Excuratontista Cn
Assignments In Common Pleas Court List Of Dockets
A dense docket list shows assignments in Common Pleas Court with numerous case numbers and parties. Entries include Mary Burnett and Jacob Had v City and suburban utilities, and multiple railroad company cases such as the Cincinnati Brewing Company v A J Smith. Dates span October 14 to October 29 with case numbers like 20,780 20,862 20,800 20,007 and 20,710.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jie Deldun Nherding Melo Thi
Tow
Allmat Heaton
James Warnyth
National Banks
Wolf Et Ale
Mary Burnett
Jacon
Marla W. Owens
Peterhone Company
Wr. DeOnes
U. & 1. Railroads Company
Arthur
Pebba
GH. & 2D. Railroad Company
Luane BE
Newell
Ho & 1. Railroad Company
Nathan Plenherve
Kygur
Mary Burnett Va
Hane Nah Sohyoyer
Jacob Han
Jus Leverson
Gid St. L. Hailiond Company
Fred Hessberger
New
Lt Thuraday
Mary A. Martha Ve
The
Iwd
W Railroad Company
Tax Graventhelmer
Moyy Js Melb Ct Aly Yal
Rebeccn Kuln
Migutter
Cincinnati Trewing Pompens
Mild Et al
Fewth Cunningham
National
Iee Company
Indianapolia Hoping Company
Antu Reidel
Glara d. Dotyva
George
Mann's
Wagenhall Is Tendered A Surprise By His Employes
A long-serving general manager of the Millereek Valley Street Railway lines, Wagenhall was feted by his workers with a surprise party. The celebration featured an orchestra, gifts including a gold watch and chain, and warm speeches from Ralph Cortes and other employes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muieger
Millereeki
Wigentuds
Thant
Oki Company
Wagenhals
Waxenhals
Mr. Wagentals
Ralph Cortes
Garter seeks divorce alimony and custody in cruelty case
Ann Garter petitions for divorce from Grant Carter on grounds of cruelty and gross neglect plus temporary and permanent alimony and custody of their two children. She asks an injunction barring him from interfering with custody and their furniture, citing threats, violence, and past abuse. The couple married August 4, 1890, and have two children, Carrie and Georgie. Attorneys Andrews & Morey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Garter
Grant Carter
Lea
Carter
Wallace
Eile Oatohor
Anaily
Cirter
Chhildren
Carrie
Aml Eugcie
Morey
Andrews & Morey
Election Proclamation for Butler County Ohio 1902
Sheriff Peter Bisdorf proclaims the November 1902 election for state judicial and federal offices in Butler County Ohio. Voters will choose secretary of state supreme court justice dairy and wood commissioner and one congressman in the third district along with county officials. Voting hours are 7 30 p m to 5 30 p m at usual polling places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Peter Bisderf
Sherif
Butlar County
Autor
Congress
Staive Meldam
Momilay
Cnies
Supreme Cent
Dairy and Wood
Ohi
State of Ohio
Luther County
Dudictel
Afleara Ube
A.D
Okeama Horses And Local Political Notes In Indiana
Stolen horses tied to Augustus Harmon incident, Sam R. Stuo of Morocco Indiana named Democrat candidate for Newton County clerk. Jona Hodges case and Win. Trew dispute referenced. October 21 reports mention Went Alien family visit, Ammerman family presence, and a burial at Nrenlonla Twesttny with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Harmon Wal
Sluolove
Citixen
Sam R. Stuo 1Ove
Morocco
Biante
Newton County
Indiana
Phls
Buckeye
Jona Hodges
Axford
Te Ve Brown
Ammerman End
Dawrencotmrgs
Ind
Vallenger Couple Opens Harbor Stop at Pisgah
In Pisgah Mr and Mrs Vallenger of Cincinnati opened a harbor stop with new property acquired by M Sprinkle. Mrs Martha Eversoh returns from visit. Mr William Francis decorates home with paint. Several locals visited, dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs Convey for guests including David Hulse John Scull and others. Mrs Whillon and Mrs Warran Tulse spent Sunday with relatives in TMHsenh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallenger
Martha Eversoh
William Francis
Hong
Martha Myers
Hinh Maeston
Whillon
Guaminaville
Warran Tulse
Traneton
Tmhsenh
J. Convey
Porsons
David Hulse
John W. Scull
Wilson ‘Mhompson
James van Horn
John Eddingheld
Fred Conover
Mise Leota Holdingbid
Mildred Conover
Venice Gossip and Society Notes of Local Visitings
The Venice column records social visits and events including Miss Mary Joule’s residence gathering hosted by the Ladies' Tome Missionary Society, Mrs J J Hanatard hosting an all day meeting, visits from Mrs S E Moorhead of New York, and Mrs Louis Jerdon’s illness. Attendees traveled from Richwood German Shandon Hamilton and Whitton with neighbors sharing news of conventions and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soho
Cirele
Mary Joule
Tome Missionary Soci Ory
J. J. Hanatard
S. E. Moorhead
New York City
Mins
Jessid Bedinger
Richwood
Nera
Far- Ha
G. B
Bhandon
Mya
A. A. Garbell
Mes
Louis Jerdon
John Walther
Shandon
Model Milla
Samml
Ruby
Tavis
Wayne Clark
Arlena
Hamilton
H.W. Scott
Symmes Corner
Hanry State
Harry Brown
Whitton
Vance
Aiek
Truster Family Outing Near West Elkton
Greenbrier Mr and Mrs Jarry Truster and guests spent Monday afternoon near West Elkton. Hayden, Pagar A Traster and Lewie Truptar were noted. Jarry Brunter, George Tristar and Binday participated in activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarry Truster
Hayden
West Elkton
Pagar A
Dan
Lewie Truptar
Jarry Brunter
George Tristar
Tate
Pleasant Run Church Notes and Social Gossip
Pleasant Run Church records Sunday sermons by Tahert Yule from Harrison Ohio and community visits among the Hun ter, Pottenger, Barnes, Huston, Scott, and Jones families. Readers note gentle sorrow at the illness and death of elder Neagh Hunt, long a church member, and social gatherings at home of Pottenger and Carl family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Funier Apent
Charles Hunter
Be Mo Barnes
Apapring
College Hill
Olive Clark
Olive Scott
Verion
Austin Scott
Josh Huston
Mise Jose Dietz
Mes
Wm. Huston’s
Colerain
Jan Ferguson
Newton Pottenger
Relva Weaver
Jeannette Jones
Hamilton
Reuben Jones
Charles Durésall
Cincinnatii
Flora Pottenger
Belva
Weaver
Clarence
Iver Jones
Hunt
Gid
Local Social Roundup From Liberty Township Residents
Salem Clawson and family visited Hamilton on Sunday. Charles and Abper Warner of Monroe were callers here on Monday. Martin Vangordan and family visit relatives in Indiana. Edna Hill improves from intermittent fever. The Biltroth family hosted guests over Sunday, Mr and Mrs Kemp of Hone. Luman Griffis and wife visited J G Kinnear on Monday. Liberty Township trustees plan road crusted stone improvements. Mollie Rosencrans visited Bethany Saturday. Paul Phenning of Harultan plastering for Harry Murphy. Mrs Brayton called on old friends Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Clawson
Hamilton
Charles
Abper Warner
Monroe
Martin Vangordan
Indiana
Edna Hill
Th. E. Biltroth
Anul
Kemp
Hone
Luman Griffis
J. G. Kinnear
Liberty Township
Mollie Rosencrans
Bethany
Paul Phenning
Haru[ltan
Harry Murphy
F. Brayton
Local Notes From Collinsville and Vicinity
Osear Coldsmith returned from visit with Lois sister Mrs Edger Wyhoff of Burlington last Thursday. Mrs Williams of Oklahoma visiting Miss Mary and Paunle Kinsinger. Jn flongker of Trenton was here Monday. O H Maley and family spent Sunday with R T Finley and family. Carrie Eilan has been ill but improving. Rev William led song service last Sunday evening. George Helland Jr spent Sunday with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osear Coldsmith
Vinif
Lois
Edger Wyhoff
Burlington
Williams
Oklahoma
Mary Amd Paunle Kinsinger
William
George Helland, Jr
Selkirk Couples Wed in Simple Local Ceremony
A wedding took place in Selkirk last week with Jacal Snyder of Bt Charles and Mary Huber of Selkirk as the contracting parties. The ceremony occurred Wednesday morning at Hamilton, followed by a small flag reception at Anton Huber’s home for about seventy five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welty
Jacal Snyder
Bt Charles
Mary Huber
Selkly
Joseph Huber
Mary Wilhelm
Hamilton
Anton Huber
Munver
C. EB
Shandon
G. W. Roberts
Piqua
Mistra Origgom
Entina Graver
Middletown
Lim
George Ren
Mamillnn
John
Remp
Joe B. Gillespie
Margan
Local notes from Mason area and wedding news
Rev Mason officiated at a wedding for John Tetnhart of Cincinnati and Miss Stella Hoff of a village. Mrs Rosa and Maurice left for Arbor, Michigan after a three month visit. Several residents, visits and moves noted, including J G Hurley moving to Magan and John Doyle, veteran of the Sixty Ninth O V I, joining the National Settlers Home in Dayton. The Warren County Appeal now printed at home, improving appearance and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett T
Universalist Church
Rosa
Maurice
Macrs
Minn
Ann Arbor
Mled
Doslat Tudley and
Eon
Masslou
Bir
C. Connelt
John Tetnhart
Cincintatti
Stella Hoff
Lida Voorlis
Theo Hagerman
Emaline Dawson
Horticultural Society
Lebanon
Townsend
Warren County Appeal
Wilson Thompson
Seven Mile News and Local Updates From Burkey Hall
SEVEN MILE items report residents returning from Burkey Hall and Washington. Dr A E H Brumbaugh came home from D C after a week away. Brazilier Inman brightened property with fresh paint. Postmaster Schmidiin advances store improvements by painting. Campbell adds a timber sled to holdings north of the mill. Local social notes include visits from Hinstanpfelds, Bevera, Kotler, and Young. Rumors speak of two upcoming weddings. Presbyterians plan a dive social on October 23 and Y P S G Ey ticket sales begin for the lecture series starting October 9. Mrs Hoseman and daughter Ethel return from Canada after a month away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Jacoby
Burkey Hall
A. E H. Brumbaugh
Washington, D. C
Brazilier Inman
F. J. Schmidiin
Robert Campbell
Hinstanpfeld
Lewis
Middletown
N. B. Brumbaugh
Bevera
Onley
F. W. Kotler
Miss Young
Bedsford
Spring, Ky
Ed Kumler
Hacksonbore
Gee
Morgan
Maile
Hampton
Ward Macka
Harry Markle
John Imboll
Jacobs Brothers
Presbyteriast
Birch
Allure
Y. P
Yale
Jennie Burehy
Nan‘cy Hoseman
Ethel
Canada
Sarah Lloyd
Dorothy
Ileane Pharaday
Local Social Guests and Visits Across Town
Amarga Mollie Koran and children from Trenton hosted by Alwart Whitefell. Nell Fitzgerald and Hattie Cassidy returned from a visit with Will O'Donnell in Fraudin. John Roth and the Coddingtons visited relatives in Monroe. Will Coddington and John Coddington hosted guests, with George Coddington and Ridgely Cassidy noted. Dr. Bryan Sharkey of Middletown spent Sunday with Ian Sharkey. Miss Fitzgerald entertained Miss Josephine Snively of Seven Mile. Mrs. Joe Taylor was ill with pneumonia and attended a gathering. Mrs. Jacob Nickel and daughter went to Cincinnati to visit Aponte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollié Koran
Trenton
Alwart Whitefell Sundey
Nell Fitegerald
Hattie Cassily
Will O'Donnell
Frauidin
John Roth
Monroe
Will Coddington
John Coddington
Ing George Coddington
Purdy
On Ernest
Vineconnes
Ind
Gut
Ridgely Cassidy
Bryat Sharkey
Middletown
Iaan Sharkey
Mate Fitzgerald
Mixa Josephine Snively
Seven Mile
Joe Tylor
Braumona
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Niles Company
Board of Control
Second Street
North Fifth Street
Henry Kirbenheim
John Behwelver
Schweizer
Willau Noehelle
City Water Wars
City Gas Works
Vuvem
Keiegenhoefer
Peter Mildera
Ile Uremalory
NEW Labor Union
Cinetie
Kedlway
Troy Ontediis
Ohecintal
Anonnay Party
Probasco
Hie Dompany
W. Kittredge
B.C. CG
St. J. Talrond
Garrard Avenue
Kittrdogo
Donald Prattans
Cinem Gil
Chicago
Morgan and
Reiley
Eramys
Common Pleas
Jesse Barrackman Ve
G., Oh
St Ly Haltroad Company
Tayfor Piyseratle Ya Yrnes Filaperalds Et al
Orpha B. Chatter
Admar
G. He & D. Railroad Gumpany
Gineinnat Brewing Gompany
A. J. Binith
Taligabeth McCorder
Renwid Turus
Miami Valley
Baller County
Denver
U1ik
Leola Weekerleve
Andraw Waererle
Wagenhall
Walton
Layton
Nanitlan
Pho
Anna Carter
Peter Bisdorf
Buller Yourdy
Okeama
Wilda
Stndays Aurial
Nrenlonla Twesttny
Pisgah
J. Cochran
Lewis Fields
Hey. Wiaut
Convey Po
Leslie Moore
R. Hugton
Richard Rats
John Stout
Minnie Hile
Indianapolis
Magon
Mattine
Venice
Greenbrier
Clawson
Collinsville
Selkirk
Mason
Mra
Jacob Nickel
Pixel Aponte
Cincinnati
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