Wife to sue leader of New Thought cult in dispute
Dr. Julia Seton Sears head of the original New Thought group and her husband W Sears plan legal action against his young wife over a dispute at a ceremony. Sears says the charges are false and notes he is legally unmarried in the face of the marriage claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
New Thought Cult
New York
Julia ‘Seton Sears
Sears
Hamber
Hears
Heth
Br Sears
Unclear fragmentary divorce petitions cited
The text records multiple divorce petitions accusing neglect and cruelty. Names include Mila ted Burkhardt Schroeder and Edward G Schroeder at 2022 Vine Street, plus Sara Carey and Wasbart James T Carey of Louisville, with claims of neglect, cruelty, debt, and coercion in custody and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enna
Plizabeth” Turner
Turner
Burkhardt Schroeder
Edward G.schroeder
Vine Street
Thieves at Hospital Reported in Odd Fractured Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe two thieves at a hospital with vague terms like ghosts of touts and carpenters cited. No clear names, dates, or locations are legible, leaving an enigmatic brief with scattered phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusabie
Auto tools stolen from garage on Vine Street
Dr. Webb reports auto tools and a machine tampered with from his garage at 1601 Vine Street. Police are investigating the theft and suspect two thieves escaped with the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi A. Wei
Vine Street
Ae Ghar i
Webb
Made in Cincinnati Exhibit Building Growth
Local manufacturers push the Made in Cincinnati plan tied to the Manufacturers Permanent Exhibit Building to be erected at Burnet House site. Firms express active support and expect the project to showcase regional industries across the Ohio Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet House
Io Valley
Loffir Ha
Time Problem Solving from a Fragmented 19th Century Page
Fragmented OCR text describes a time problem and references venues, people, and places such as George St and Washington. The readable portion hints at a math puzzle or classroom exercise from a historical newspaper page. The clipped lines lack coherent details or clear event.
Rival of Colonel Gorgas in Panama Canal role eyed
The article notes Col. W C Gorgas as the long seen chief sanitary officer in the Panama Canal Zone but reports a faction backing a Kean choice for the post. It states the rival may be appointed after the general’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorgas
Torney
Col
W.C. Gorgas
Panama Canal Zone
Kean
School funds appeal may go to Governor Cox
The superintendent of schools said a petition will be sent to Governor Cox before the Legislature acts if bakers or the School Board move to use one percent of a 49 million dollar budget to cover shortages. The aim is to find a way to raise or amend funds to meet school expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condbn
Cox
Vlone
Smith
Selioa
Garhantrige
Teun
Iain
Jauke
Soho Teak
Amasini
Peveror
Danniten
Sinclair Invitation Sparks Socialist Debate in New York
Vincent Astor replied to Upton Sinclair's invitation to join the Socialist party, prompting reaction from Morris Hillquit who said the response matched expectations and favored possible quarrel over invitation. Mrs. Stokes criticized the gap between wealthy elites and workers while Hillquit questioned Sinclair's motives and the party's reliance on financial aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Amerie New York
Vincent Astor
Upton Sinclair
Socialist Party
Morris Hillquit
Astor
Upton
Stokes Miter
Rone Pastor Stokes
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Stokes
Socialiatic Party
Socialiat Party
Mrs E Floyd Sought in Cincinnati Police Notice
The Cincinnati police are asked to search for Mrs Effie Barker ker of Montitelle in which he states he holds money due Mrs Floyd from their father's estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mra
Effie Barkerker
Montitelle
Floyd
Decree of Fashion Sustained by Jury in Damages Suit
Miss Margaret Fine lost her $20,900 damages suit against Bonwit Teller & Co in the New York Supreme Court. She claimed a coat weight injured her eye while pressing the garment in 1912. The court ruled the weight was part of the garment and not the manufacturer’s liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Fine
Bonwit, ‘Teller & Co
Supreme Court
Miss Fine
Miss Pine
Covington City Officials Debates Staff Removals
Covington city commissioners postponed sweeping staff eliminations in police and fire departments. They approved several street improvement ordinances and December payrolls, and rejected secretary Orie Ware’s $160 election services claim. Sunday liquor sales regulation was discussed as the board adjourned awaiting next day attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie ‘Ware
League commends Boltz at Newport meeting
The Laymen's League of Newport adopted a resolution praising Judge Boltz for opposing marriage touting and his refusal to grant ministers the right to refer the matter to church closing of saloons, as advised by Grace M. E. Church executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laymen's League
Newport
Grace
M. E. Cherch
Boltz
Covington Briefs Mothers Club to Meet Tomorrow
The Mothers and Teachers' Club of the Seventh District school will meet tomorrow afternoon. Dr. A. Ranshaw of the School Commission will speak. The St. Aloysius Young Men's Society meets tonight to elect. Helen Young was awarded $300 damages in the Kenton Circuit Court in her suit against the South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company for personal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Teachers’ Club
Seventh District
A. 8. Ranshaw
School Commission
St. Aloysius Young Men's Society
Helen Young
Kenton
South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Divorce Trial Swoons In Court Suspension
The divorce case of Margaret Pickett in Covington paused when the plaintiff swooned after cross examination. Court staff assisted her to a chair while she recovered and the trial was postponed to continue the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Pickett
Covington
Patrelmain
Helge ‘Tracy
Two Divorces Granted in Tutige Harbeson Court
Ada Burdge and Thomas Burdge were granted a divorce with Ada awarded custody of their six children and maintenance of 12 dollars monthly. Lottie Kellar, now Lottie Elrod, was granted a divorce from Louis Kellar and restored to her maiden name. Hazel Nagel’s alimony petition against Joseph Nagel was dismissed. An order of distribution was issued in Joseph Huesman against M Northcutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutige Harbeson
Ada Burdge
Thomas Burdge
Burdge
Lottie Kellar
Louis Kellar
Maidon
Lottie M. Elrod
Hazel Nagel
Joseph Nagel
Joseph Huesman
M. Northcutt
Newport Women Victimized by Self-Styled Real Estate Agent
Several Newport residents reported to the police that a man portraying himself as a real estate agent defrauded them. He obtained money from Mrs. De Moss of 112 East Fifth Street, Mrs. Brooker of 419 Columbia Street, and Mrs. White of 116 East Third Street by falsely claiming he had secured tenants for their properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Newport Briefs: Dunwoodie Sworn Inspector. Court to Try Two
County Judge Edward Boltz sworn in Hugh Dunwoodie as inspector of Campbell County. Henry Willison and Harry Sparks face County Court trial today on assault and battery charges brought by private watchman C. EB. Crawford of Newport Driving Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Boltz Yeesteray
Hugh Dunwoodie
Campbell County
Henry Willison
Harry Sparks
C. EB. Crawford
Crawford
Newport
McLaughlin Dismissed After Absence of Witnesses
Owen Mc Laughlin was dismissed in Newport Police Court after witnesses failed to appear for his trial on charges of discharging a firearm and disorderly conduct. He was arrested Saturday at his York Street business after a shot he fired went wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen McLaughlin
Newport
McLaughlin
York Street
Civil Service 15 Repealed in Newport
Newport City Commissioners voted three to two to repeal the civil service ordinance for police and fire appointments. The measure moves to final passage at the next meeting. Harry Webber was named City Attorney to succeed Horace Root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Morridge
McCrea
Helmbold
Riesenger
Missioner
Harry Webber
Horace Root
Wife Sues for Divorce Over Abandonment in Kenton Circuit
Lena George filed suit yesterday in the Kenton Circuit Court for divorce from Edward George on grounds of abandonment and failure to support. The couple married in Newport in 1911 and have one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena George
Kenton
Edward George
Newport
Will Name New Pastor for St John s Evangelical Church
At a congregational meeting of St. John s Evangelical Church in Newport the selection of a pastor was referred to the board of trustees by the late Rev. Frederick Knapp. The salary for the new pastor is fixed at 900 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Newport
Frederick Knapp
Fire threatens Dayton grocery on Sixth and McKinney
A Monday evening fire at Armstrong's grocery on Sixth and McKinney streets in Dayton threatened the building. Fire crews extinguished the flames and linked the cause to crossed wires, with possible smoke as a hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong‘’s
Sixth
McKinney Streets
Dayton
Widow Ida Wilson Named Administratrix and Guardian
Ida Wilson widow of R. E. B. Wilson was appointed administratrix of her husband's estate and guardian of their daughter in the Kenton Guelintg Court following his death in a recent accident on the I and N ceibeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida, Wilson
R. EB. Wilson
Kenton Guelintg Court
Wilson
Indictments Set for Trial in Kenton Court Scene
Last Kenton grand jury returned indictments scheduled for trial in Kenton Suit Court. L. and N. Railway case set for January 17, Southern Railway for February 10, John Purtell February 3, Thomas Cameron Sr February 3, Frank Smith January 22, Antony Bentler January 27, Charles Havting January 27, William Goshorn February 3, Chris Donnelly January 28, Luther Watson January 28, Fred Hengehold January 22, Jack Bain February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
L. & N. Railway
Southern Railway
John Purtell
Thomas Cameron, Sr
Frank Smith
Antony Bentler
Charles Havting
William Goshorn
Chris Donnelly
Luther Watson
Fred Hengehold
Jack Bain
Fires At Burglars Endanger Latonia Home
Peter Phaller of 1207 Gilbert Ave Latonia reported burglars attempted to enter his Covington area home last night. He fired several times at the intruders. A blood trail from the residence led police to believe a shot may have struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Phaller
Gilbert Ave
Latonia
Covington
Phaller
Humane Vivisection Debate Prompts Policy Questions
Ohio Humane Society official Oscar Trounstine questions necessity and humanity of vivisection while urging humane treatment. Hamilton County SPCA’s George T. Crispen vows legal action against surgeons who operate without proper anesthesia or allow animals to suffer after reviving them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Crispen
Hamilton County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Purgeon
Newport WCTU Circulates Petition for Anti Cigarette Law
Members of the Women s Christian Temperance Union of Newport circulate a petition urging passage of an anti cigarette law to be considered in the current legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of
Newport
Cattle Disease Hits Campbell County Near Alexandria
State authorities are asked to aid in stamping out black leg cattle disease that has killed nearly 100 head in Campbell County south of Alexandria. Principal losers include John Youtsey and New Byrd as cattle died in less than a day. The disease is claimed to be widespread in other parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Alexandria
John Youtsey
Noe W. Byrd
Atate
Coroner Rules Sinert Death An Accidental Suicide
Coroner Riffe states Harry Sinert of South Covington died from taking poison in what is ruled an accidental suicide. He reportedly ingested the poison while visiting Henry Noel's home. Survived by a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riffe
Harry Sinert
South Covington
Emart
Henry Noel
Marriages Reported in Covington Area
Marriages were issued yesterday in Covington. Harry J. Fiietag 88 of Reading and Little Rhiers 24. Edward M. Hiddie 80 and Carrie D. Bagley 38 of Columbus. Bluford Brice 29 and Ida Mephens 34, both of Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Harry J. Fiietag
Reading
Little Rhiers
Edward M. Hiddie
Carrie D. Bagley
Columbus
Bluford Brice
Ida Mephens
Thieves Darken Home at Clifton Residence Burglary
Burglars cut power to enter Frank Beebe’s home at 326 Howel Avenue Clifton in the dark. Mrs Beebe awoke to find thieves in the house. They fled with a revolver $70 cash a $150 check and a bag of silver after ransacking every room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beebe
Howel Avenue
Clifton
Beebe
Eeaplans
Sister Gone 45 Years Seeks Lost Sister in Cincinnati
Henry Fitzsimons of Faxon Tennessee arrived in Cincinnati to find his sister Mary Ann Fitzsimmons who vanished 45 years ago after they were at an orphan asylum in Cummingsville in 1869. He has enlisted police aid and will stay until the search is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fitzsimons
Faxon
Tenn
Cincinnati
Mary Ann’ Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Ddti
Cumminsville
Ctheinnatt
Delay McPhee Funeral Delayed for Connecticut Niece
The funeral of 64 year old law McPhee, superintendent of the Wolf Brothers Company, died shortly after midnight yesterday from an agar caused death. The service was postponed until a niece from Connecticut could arrive. McPhee was a native of Prince Edward Island and moved to Cincinnati 18 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPhee
Wolf Brothers Company
Connecticut
Prince Edward Isle
Cincinnati
Licensing Board Rejects Seven Transfers Amid Approvals
The licensing commissioners Monday rejected seven transfer applications and granted two removals. Rejected transfers included George Schaefer to Lowla Family, Peter Nelson to Henry H. Ebers, Adam Hellman to Nick Young, Henry Doekel to Zigmund Fischer, Fred Broxterman to Edward Hefke, Henry Doekel to James C Long, and other listed moves. Removals approved covered Frank Riehle from 1306 Vine to 1006 Vine and Theodore Beckmann from 15 Green to 1810 Race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schaefer
Fifteenth Street
Lowla
J Street
Peter Nelson
Tafel Street
Henry H. Ebers
Glenway Avenue
Adam Hellman
Dreman and Sparth
Nick Young
Race Street
Henry Doekel
Elm Street
Zigmund Fischer
Wade and
Baymiller
Fred Broxterman
Avenue
Edward Hefke
Broadway
Doekel
Rim- Street
Henry Ee
Uptmoor
Firth Street
James C. Long
Spring Grove Avenue
Frank Riehle
Vine Street
Theodore Beckmann
Green Street
Treasury seeks Pellagra research lab to probe national menace
Secretary McAdoo asked Congress to create a laboratory for pellagra research. Public health officials suspect common foods as a possible cause and McAdoo urged $47 000 for the investigation to clear several industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Congress
Public Health Service
Agra
Lon
Miss Guggenheim Wed Roger Williams Straus in New York
The wedding of Miss Gladys Wieanor Guggenheim daughter of Daniel Guggenheim to Roger Williams Straus son of Oscar Straus ex ambassador to Turkey took place in the St Regis ballroom. Rev Joseph Silverman officiated with Miss Nettie Straus as maid of honor and H Grant Straus as best man. The couple will reside at 9279 Park Avenue after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gladys Wieanor Guggenheim
Daniel Guggernheim
Roger Williams
Straus
Oscar Straus
Turkey
St. Regis
Joseph Silverman
Temple Emanuel
Mise Nettie
H. Grant Straus
Park Avenue
Married couple Marie Eveland and Edwin Streibig wed
Miss Marie Eveland daughter of Melvin E. Eveland married last evening at 5 oclock to Edwin Streibig of Walter Streibig Co. undertakers. The Rev Father Roth officiated at his residence. They will reside on Warsaw avenue Price Hill with Mrs Evelands father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Eveland
Melvin E. Eveland
Edwin Streibig
Walter
Boat Store Robbed in Skylight Break In
Burglars smashed a skylight at the Boat Store located at 222 24 East Front Street and stole cash and smoked hams valued at 63 dollars. The theft occurred in clear daylight and police are investigating the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Front
Lin
Widow Called to Inquest Over Husband's Death in Torrington
Mrs William P Palmer widow of a Torrington man summoned to an inquest by Connecticut authorities into her husband's death. The investigation seeks possible poison and included arrangements to exhume the body. Palmer's widow lives at 2509 Watts Street in the home of Jack Taylor and his mother. Taylor, a vaudeville actor, was a boarder at the Palmer home before the death on September 27. He has also been summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Palmer
Torrington
Conn
Connecticut
Taylor
Palmer
Wood May Rule Canal Head In Shift From Army
Washington reports mention General Leonidas Wood, chief of staff, as the probable head of the canal zone. No official announcement has been made and Wood has not been assigned to any post, but his qualifications and strong support in Washington are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leonard Wood
Canal Zone
Wood
P C Clerks Elect New Local Post Office Officers
The local post office clerks association elected Charles Baumgartner as president and W E F F as vice president. Harry J Hurley is recording secretary, Charles Kiecher financial secretary, Fred Peperkorn treasurer, with an executive board including Co Biles C A Brock A BE Diedrich Hampel P H Hawkins D W Karna L F Kasting George B Lind William L Miller and H M Bears. Delegates include Harry Osborne to the state convention in Dayton May 36 and Oscar Fisher and Homburg to the national convention in Omaha September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Clerks’ Association
Charles Baumgartner
W. FE. F
Harry J. Hurley
Ing
Charles Kiecher
Fred Peperkorn
Co. Co
William L. Miller
H. M. Bears
Harry Osborne
State Association
Dayton
Liquor Law Violations Narrowed to January 22 Dates
Lous Kunz at 627 Western Avenue George Ruff and son Oliver of Stony Point Riverside and Charles Redkey of John Street were charged with violating the liquor license law. John Wade operator of a saloon at 2700 Spring Grove Avenue faced charges under the midnight closing law. All cases were continued until January 22 by Municipal Judge Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lous Kunz
Western Avenue
George Ruff
Oliver
Stony Point
Riverside
Charles Redkey
John
John Wade
Spring Grove Avenue
Alexander
Judgment for Jones Manufacturing Against Martineau Burk
Municipal Judge Yeatman awarded Jones Manufacturing Company a $167.61 judgment against Martineau Burke Company to collect an old debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeatman
Jones Manufacturing Company
Martineau-Burke Company
Small School Board Meets at City Hall in Brief Session
A short meeting of the EMSall school board was held at City Hall Monday afternoon. It conducted routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeall School Board
City Hall
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George St. Gultapie
United States
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Notti
Hee
Vaughn
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Bhurglars
Jim
Col. J
Sinclair
Hillquit
Upton Sin
E. Floyd
Kentucky
Covington Briefs
Newport Briefs
M’phee
Pellagra
Miss Guggenheim
P. C. Clerks
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