Three Women File for Divorce in Insolvency Court
Three women filed for divorce in the Insolvency Court. Mrs. Merthe A. Dretes and Mrs. Cartie Berry Faber allege cruelty, while Mrs. Della Mossburg cites lack of support. Citations for alimony were issued against two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Merthe A. Dretes
Cartie Berry Faber
Oliver Street
Della Mossburg
Harry Fry
Bimer Street
William Zerb
Martha A. Dretes
Philip Drelas
Sixth Street
Carrie Berry Faber
Carrie Faber
Della Meseburg
David Meseburg
$200000 Claim Against the City Denied by Court
Federal Judge handed down a judgment for 4 400 dollars against the city on a 200 000 claim by Camden Iron Works for extra work and bonuses in installing pumps at the city waterworks in California. City solicitor Edward Ballard argued and filed counterclaim contending the iron works did not meet the plans and specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bater Yosterday
Camden Iron Works Company
California
Sater
Edward Ballard
Ballard
CIA
Iron Works Pany
Enlist Recruits for Warfare in Ulster
Letters from a new British League for the Support of Ulster and the Union urge recruiting Britons to aid Ulster against home rule in Ireland. A committee chaired by Lord Willoughby DeBroke includes the Duke of Bedford, Lord Charles Beresford, and Liberal MPs. The group seeks confidentiality about activities and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speetes
New York
Etters
British League
Ulster
Great Britain
Ireland
Willoughby DeBroke
Duke of Bedford
Charles Beresford
Offending saloon man fined in municipal court
Joseph Tepe a licensed saloonkeeper was convicted and fined five dollars for keeping open on Sunday. Judge Fricke presided in the municipal court yesterday the first conviction under the new law. Tepe faces possible jury trial on a re arrest and license loss if convicted again. The license commissioners will be notified and saloon watching on Sundays will continue. Also heard were transfer and license requests from several applicants to the license commissioners including Feldkamp Neave St Michael Vogt Rossenburger Meyer Held Bain Bohn and a move request for a saloon to 4000 Spring Grove avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tepe
Fricke
Munnicipal
Tepe
G. H. Feldkamp
Neave
St. Michael
Willam Vogt
Second
Mill
Carrie
Rossenburger
Plum
Andrew Meyer
Clark and Linn
Paul Held
Spring Grove Avenue
Patrick
Bain, Jr
Eastern Avenue
Herbert Bohn
Chase Street
Mayor-elect Spiegel to receive city department estimates
Mayor-elect Spiegel will get a formal letter from Mayor Hunt today outlining major affairs. Enclosed are department estimates for the Park Commission, Board of Health, the university, and the observatory. Hunt says all departments will assist Spiegel with data for necessary appropriations.
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Spiegel
Hunt
Park Commission
Board of Health
University
Observatory
Appointment of Hanking Jones as elevator inspector
Hanking Jones of 19 Fairmount Avenue was appointed by Building Commissioner Rapp to replace William Hel nam who failed the civil service exam. The $1 200 yearly post, vacant after Hel nam, is filled by Jones. John W. Butterfield resigned as assistant book keeper in the city auditor's office to enter private business. his replacement is Pagion Bregen of 2413 West McMicken, formerly on the civil service list.
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Hanking Jones
Fairmount Avenue
Building Commissione Rapp
William Hel Nam
John W. Butterfield
Ire D. Washburn
Pagion Bregen
West McMicken
Prima Donna in Cage With Lions For Movie Role
Emmy Destina the renowned prima donna starred in a moving picture drama filmed in Berlin Germany titled The Lion's Tirith where she appears in a tiger cage during a performance in which a daughter of a miserly magnate spends time with a lone company member. Her first film venture shows no harm to the singer who is currently performing grand opera in America.
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Mane
Emmy Destina
Hercules
Berlin
Germany
Deswinn
America
Follies Show Outdoes Ziegfeld Predecessors
A mid century review notes the new Follies surpasses Ziegfeld in daring artistry while preserving humor. Performers like Leda Urrel Eliza Brive and Nat Wills draw praise for novelty and charm. Anna Pennington Hamilton and Ethel Kelley cited for stage grace. Cast changes occur due to illness.
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Ziegfela
Ziegfeld
Mies
Anna Pennington
Urrel
Eliza
Beth Brive
Nat Wills
Firata
Cincinnati
Wills
Ethel Kelley
America
Misspelled Youthful Discourse At School Event
A fragment from a school scene shows George teased as a clever student with quick quips about writing a whole book in one word. Fellow pupils mock and joke while a family gathering includes a dish of pheasant. A female speaker at a suffrage event faces a timid reception but urges courage in the movement.
Probes Charity Trick Allegations By Poor Families
Secretary T J Edmonds of the United Charities investigates fraud cases in benevolent groups. He cites one instance where a family secured three baskets valued at three dollars in Trinity season distributions.
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T. J. Edmonds
Ited Charities
Edmonds
City assessment upheld as owners fail to void by irregularities
Insolvency Judge Warner denied the appeal of Henry Jasman and others opposing the city's assessment for improvement on Fairfax avenue. Owners argued irregular proceedings and illegal corner lot annexation but the judge ruled an assessment cannot be defeated on irregularity grounds and that the corner lot claim is barred as not raised within four years of the assessment date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Henry Jasman
Fairfax Avenue
Vowners
Ilegal
Exhibit Building Purpose Explained Conflict with Convention Hall Plans
The Manufacturers' Permanent Exhibit Building aims to occupy Burnet House site and claims harmony with the Municipal Convention Hall. Smith states the project will attract visitors and include a small fifth floor lecture and demonstration hall, though questions remain about funding and scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet House
Card club year promises drama as divorces loom
Three of last year's members of our card club are suing for divorce, signaling a turbulent year ahead. The exchange notes Mrs G predicting an eventful season for the group in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Girls Figure in Charges Under Probe
An extensive inquiry investigates Willem MR. George of the Gedrige Junior Republic at Freeville and director of the National Association of George Junior Republics. He faces grave charges involving alleged improper relations with girl citizens during his tenure at the Preswille institution. The probe aims to be thorough to prove his innocence.
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Migiericen
New York
Willem MR. George
Gedrige
Freeville
National Association of George
Preswille
George
Stover Safe Says Friends Seeking Him Foolish
Former New York City park commissioner Stover reemerged in New Orleans on day forty six of his disappearance saying a search misstep by friends is foolish. He plans a Florida trip and says his health is good while teasing the affair and noting a possible mayoral involvement.
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Stover
New York City
New Orleans
Chaetmnadh
Wilmington
Del
New York
Stower
Florida
Board confirms committees for Business Men's Club
President EB Edwards appoints committees with names including Foreten Trade Expansion, Library, Patent Law and Trade, and others. Members listed: James RB Doast, Witlizen Rahman, Endebrook, William Muench, Myers, Allyn, Taylor, Devereaux, Ambley, Malion, Wood, Allein, Akfoha, Down, Hobart, Murray, LeBrond, Long, George, Verity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. W. Edwards
Foreten
James RB. Doast
Chaihman
Witlizen ‘Rahman
Endebrook
Wiliam ‘Muench
G “Ahs ‘Myers
Harry’ ‘Allyn
Wo ER
Guy Malion
Traile
Mbpric Committee
Wood
Alfred M. Allein
Joyin M. Akfoha
J. B. Down
James
Hobart
Walter Murray
R K. LeBrond
Wiliam’ Longe
Murray So George
M. Verity
I. Wood
Playgoers Preview Variety Theatres and Stars in New Show
The article reviews forthcoming performances across venues including KEITHS and OLYMPIC with acts by notable comedians and star ensembles. It highlights plans for a four day engagement featuring Elaine Roots and a range of burlesque and musical numbers. The program promises a bustling bill from Parisienne to Durlesque with a focus on lively entertainment and stage variety.
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Lenmeas
Collareanes
Redey
Desius
Elaine Root
Parisienne
Sharori
Keith
Mat
Ene Spewideut
Joblice
Serer Ottering
Olympic
Howard
Tone
Tae
Poor Arts
We Pictures
Columbia - Correstien
Mayor Grants Support After Telegram Request
Mayor Hunt approved Richard Bennett of the Damaged Goods company after a Telegram urged endorsement for a controversial éoviological play. A Boston society opposed the play's purpose, condemning it before the mayor's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Richard’ Bennett
Damaged Goods” Company
Boston
Bennett
Married ten wives and continues to wed
A long historical notice chronicles Samuel Killow a Confederate veteran who since 1868 has married ten women across multiple states. It lists wives from Patte Grewan County Tennessee to Amanda Jane Meeagyr Wen and Frankie Lawman Lawrence County noting births deaths and one ongoing marriage.
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Mare A
Amanda Jane Meeagyr Wen
Kong
Mee Javina Metton
Apring
Frankie Lawman
Lawrence County
Kiliow
Williamson
Ture
Ana
Greensboro
N.C
Boy Corn Growing Champion Tells How He Made Record
Joseph Helees of Middletown earns notice as a boy champion corn grower. Flynn, 15, from Middletown, claims prize with a record yield of 34,441 bushels of shelled corn per acre. He details methods including manure, deep plowing, tight planting, and multiple cultivations despite a hail storm. Hamilton County Experiment Farm and Mt Healthy School Auditorium prepare contests and prizes for youth entries across several classes.
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Joseph Helees
Middletown
Butler
Hamilton
Mont Countica
Flynn
Alte Merce
David Flynn
Oon
Agricultural Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton County Experiment Farm
Mt. Healthy School
Victor Herron
Experiment Farm
Plan to Make City a Greater Market
The Industrial Committee of a Chamber of Commerce asked city manufacturers which raw materials made locally cannot be secured in Cincinnati. The aim is to identify industries Cincinnati lacks to complete local production and to attract or establish factories for those materials.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cincinati
Storting
Boy Brought Back To Face Embezzlement Charge
Detective Patrick Hayes returned from Spokane with Leo Kuhn a 1 percent suspect wanted in Chester Park city for embezzlement. Kuhn, a former pool office clerk, vanished August 16 and $202 collected at the pool was missing. A warrant was issued by Io M Martin park manager and Kuhn was captured last week in Spokane. Kuhn's home is 1404 John Street.
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Kuhn
Chester Park
Ming Pool
Io.m. Martin
Spokane
John Street
Circuit Court Session Opens With Fee Hearings
Circuit court convenes this morning with Fund Warrington Knappen and Denison involved in fees. Several judgmentary cases will be handed down as the court begins hearings. The session is expected to extend about two weeks.
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Warrington, Knappen and Denison
Stolen watch from Abe Block room on East Fourth Street
Thieves broke into the Room of Abe Block at 26 East Fourth Street early yesterday morning and stole a gold watch valued at $20. The incident is being investigated by local police.
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Abe
East Fourth, Street
Delegates to Education Conference Leave on Special Train
Cincinnati delegates to the Education Conference at Columbus will depart by a special B&O train on the morning of December 5. Superintendent of Schools Condon announced yesterday the train would leave at 2:80 wk.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Condon
Lack of Capital Cited as Cause in Insolvency Case
In Insolvency Court at 1109 Elm Street the defendant Kareh faced signs and venting reportedly over capital shortage. The man claims assets around 400 dollars with liabilities about 500 dollars. Lack of capital is alleged as the reason for the failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness
Elm Street
Ans
Kareh
R. Luckey
Suit Seeks 30000 Damages Over Car Derailment
Stella Burchmann sues Cincinnati Traction Company and Cincinnati Milfor y Loy fs Traction Company for $15000 each in the Superior and Common Pleas Courts alleging injuries after a car derailed at Madison road and Cleveland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traction
Cincinnati, Milfory and
Loy Fs Traction Company
Superior
All Common Pleas
Stella Burchmann
Madison Road
I Clenview Avenue
Must Be. Teacher-What would you say of a man that wouldn't take off his bat
A quip about manners and appearance in a street scene. The exchange notes a man who keeps his hat on a lady and the speaker, Johnny, jokes that he is baldheaded, reflecting street humor and social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Philadelphy
Conley Could Head Hospital If Job Not Fixed
The article discusses Dr Walter A Conley of the Baptist denomination as a potential hospital head if the current superintendent position is unsettled. It notes mixed reactions from officials and mentions hospital committee discussions and political overtones affecting the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conley
Job NG
New fire engine passes official test for city use
Aew chemical fire engine purchased by the city passed an official test yesterday under Fire Chief Bunker. It will be stationed at Engine Company 45 at Court and Plum streets as the downtown emergency unit. The machine carries 16 alto ions of chemical, 200 feet of hose, ladders, hooks and axes and will crew six men. Transfers in the Fire Department announced include Captain Dan Minor to Company 1, Lieutenant W Ware to 42, and several firefighters to new assignments including chauffeur for Flying Squad 23. The first six men named will operate the chemical engine.
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Aew Chemical
Bunker
Cme
Court
Plum Streets
Duid
Chensha
Wil’ Carty
Trinsfer
Mar
Dan Minor
Company
W. Ware
Frank Ortmann
Ry Ferguson
Toveado Argives
Wenebracht
Wenentz
le Bac Fman
Commission Form of Government Adopted in Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania most cities move to the commission plan today with the exception of Philadelphia Scranton Pittsburgh and a few smaller municipalities. The new system has a mayor or president and four associates. five departments cover public affairs accounts and finance public safety streets and public improvements and parks and public property.
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Philadelphia
Scranton
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Sorm
Swett
Pocketbook stolen in millinery shop nabbed
Mrs Elizabeth Steelow of 4408 Cutter Street Norwood reported to detectives that her pocket was picked yesterday morning in a Fourth Street millinery store and her pocketbook containing 39 dollars was taken.
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Elizabeth’ Steelow
Cutter Street
Norwood
Detective Headquarters
Fourth ‘Street
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Feminiam
Friends Suffrage
Alwand
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Patte
Grewan County
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Mins
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Henaaky
Boon Atten
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William _Killow
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Elizabeth Haws
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CNCLE
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Rillow
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Young
Ull S
Darke
Mammoth
Clarage
Reid
Hamilton County
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Aggusers
Patrick Hayes
Washington
Leo Kuhn
Circuit Court
Walter A Conley
Pironpetia
Jock
Holmer
Pila
Eton
Anley
Penn
Lvania
EVE’ Manufacturing. Co
Cincinnati, Ohio
D. W. Sayre & CO
S ‘Square
Canal 785
Wilson
Main
Sixth
the Glow Electric Co
Electrical Contractors
Walnut Street
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