Divorces Sought in Insolvency Court Petitions
Arch ie D White a carriage maker seeks divorce from Mollie T White claiming hen pecked abuse and threats including a stabbing attempt while the couple owned property on Eighth and Link Streets. Others include Sarah Hooker alleging striking and neglect, Nannie Bell Fite seeking restraining order, and Selma Rechel filing nonsupport claims with alimony demands.
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Archie D. White
Eighth
Link Streets
Mollie T. White
White
Darmel Hooker
Common Pleas Court
Sarah Hooker
Allison Neaieg
Nannie Bell Fite
James A. Fite
Muberestrest
Ull
Selma Hechel
Roy Rechel
Chicago
Etta
Jones
George W. Jones
Common Pleas
William H. Shadrach
Warner
Nettie W Shadrach
Harriet M. Hoyer
Eastside Ave Nut
Edward E. Hoyer
Eastside Avenue
Tragedy in Madison: Spooner Relative Kills Teacher then Himself
John G. Spooner, nephew of former U S Senator John C Spooner, is named as the man in a Madison double crime. He shot and killed Emily McConnell, a edchild teacher, and then killed himself after weeks of steady drinking.
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Madison
Wis
John G. Spooner
United Resta
John C ‘Spooner
Emily McConnell
Paderewski In Collapse Life Threatened
Ignace Paderewski, en route to Los Angeles from Portland, suffers a shattered nervous system after black hand threats. He cancels Pacific coast engagements and rests in a secluded bungalow to regain control, after posters in Denver warned of death if money was not paid.
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Los Angeles
Ignace Paderewski
Portland
Ore
Paderewski
Munnicipal Hall
Denver
Black Hand Society
Police recover Chicago loot in Cincinnati trunks
Clothing and household goods valued at 1006 dollars allegedly stolen in Chicago were recovered in Cincinnati by Detective Ping. The items, packed in trunks and valises, were found at 315 East Fourth Street after Chicago police notified Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Ping
East Fourth Street
Ryan
Pflug
Fourth Street
Ceterial Seine
Car Victim George Michael Worse After Collision
George Michael, musician, hurt in a Norwood street car crash Thursday night, reported to be more seriously injured. The year prior a con was killed by a train and his wife was struck by a street car, sustaining serious injuries.
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George Michael
Norwood
Will Insure Troops in Ohio Militia
Businessmen seek to insure members of the First Regiment of the Ohio militia for 1000 dollars each. Insurance would be paid to heirs in case of death whether in war, time of emergency, or other causes.
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Ohio Militia
Attempted arson target on Roosevelt family home
In Roswell Georgia a mystery arson attempt targeted Bullock Hill home of Theodore Roosevelt's mother. Newspapers soaked in oil were found by resident Mrs. W E Baker against a door. a candle ignited oil but flames died. Cobb County sheriff sent bloodhounds but no trail was found.
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Atlanta
Bullock Hill
Theodore. Roosevelt
Roswell
W. E. Baker
Cobb Écurtty
Theater Usher Charged After Ejectee Assault
John A. Mahoney a 24 year old bookkeeper at the Queen City Club was ousted from the Colonial Theater on Fifth near Elm. Emery Smith an usher was held after Mahoney was later found with a scalp wound and blood poisoning risk doctors say. Mahoney lives at 3139 Goff Avenue Ludlow Ky Smith at 92 Clark Avenue Ludlow Ky city authorities say the case remains open.
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John A. Mahoney
Queen City Club
Colonial Theater
Fifth
Elm Street
Emery Smith
Mahoney
Smith
Allen Ramsey
Stegner
Ecker
Ellenreider
Goff Avenue
Clark
Engineer Hurt as Train Speeds on Express Run
Baltimore, Md January 1. Engineer J H Moxley lay unconscious with a fractured skull while the New York and St Louis express on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad sped with no one at the throttle. President Willard and other railroad officials were aboard. It is believed Moxley was struck by a piece of ice or rock.
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Sportal
Baltimore
J. H. Moxley
New York and St. Louis Express
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Willard
Moxley
Missing Bonds Found After Street Car Discovery
George Nortmann of Norwood searched downtown for $15,000 in bonds missing from a Norwood National Bank package. The bonds were found in the overcoat pocket of a street car conductor who turned them over to the bank during the trip to Norwood.
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George Nortmann
Carter Street
Norwood
Norwood National Bank
Bank
Aeed Yy Pn
Ion
Sity
Islanders Mail Carriers Brave Iceboat Route Amid Perils
The Erney brothers of Marblehead, known as the island mail carriers, team with the Brady brothers under government contract to shuttle mail between the mainland and Lake Erie islands. They face ice, seas, and lifeboat dangers each winter, with payment of about $1,906 yearly. some residents doubt the pay for the risky work.
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Terember
Lake Erie Island
Edward
Albert Erney
Marbiehead
Brady
Marblehead
Tong
Olcott
Triple
Erney
Marbiehens Head
Light Company Fights For Contract Renewal
W. W. Freeman vice-president of Union Gas and Electric urged the light committee to extend the contract for ten years and argued the current 11 cent per kilowatt hour rate is a maximum while actual prices are lower. He said a new plant costing 7 to 10 million dollars requires a stable franchise. Bets on temporary franchise and physical valuation were debated as stockholders' interests and public needs were weighed amid court case notes.
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W. W. Freeman
Union Gas and Electric Company
Light Committee of Council
Light Company
Freeman
Cincinnati
State Utilities Commission
Ashur
Edwards
pCouncil
Mullen
Agrees Judge Cannot Decide Thaw Sanity
Albany January 16 Attorney General Carmody presents final report arguing Judge Aldrich can only review extradition papers for regularity and legal form not Thaw's mental condition. Carmody maintains the federal authorities lack authority to rule on Thaw's sanity.
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The
Americas
Albany
Carmody
Bia
United States District Court
Ludge Edward Aldrich
New Hampshire
KB. Thaw
New York State
Aldrich
Felker
New Bmampshire
Thaw
Thie Stita
Thaw Hearing Delayed to February in Extradition Case
The Thaw extradition hearing is postponed to February with an extension of 70 days granted to counsel. New York Attorney General Carmody has filed a brief, and the matter concerns a district of New Hampshire case with dates pending for a main hearing in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yl Aldrich
United States
District of New Hampshire
New
Receiver asked in suit against sport goods firm
In a filing with Judge Oppenhelt Superior Court McLean E B Remelin and wife seek injunction and receivership for Sporting Goods Co at 432 Main St. The petition alleges directors conspired to remove Remelin as secretary treasurer and to undervalue stock sale. A restraining order was issued against several individuals including Anne Bamilter and Albert Kiertak. The case set for Monday morning in Oppenheimers Superior Court.
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Remelin
Thos
Hils
Diréc Oe
Ated
Srt
Ise
Judes
Oppenheimmer
Carl Brown Dead After Indigestion Collapse
Special to The Americas reports Carl Brown, chief Woutehant to General Coney, died in a hospital after a street collapse from acute indigestion while traveling from Massillon Ohio to the Capital in 2894. He owned a home at Glen Filen, California, and his wife, a daughter of General Cones, was divorced from him years earlier.
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Americas
Washington
Jan
Amy Carl Brown
Woutehant
Coney
Massillon
Ohio
Brown
Glen Filen
California
Cones
Rescue of 300 on Tiburon from near Fort McDowell
Wireless report from the Northwestern captain states the Pacific steamer Tiburon, after danger near Angela and Fort McDowell, may be floated. About 200 passengers were rescued and brought to safety by tugs tonight.
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San Franciseo
Northwestern
Tiburon
Ft. McDowell
Angela
Man Robs a Boy Near Thirteenth Street Park
Third district police search for a white man who stopped a boy in Washington Park near Thirteenth street yesterday. The man took a two dollar bill from Lucy Pestl of 113 West Thirteenth street and asked the boy to run an errand, then disappeared.
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Third District
Harris Swoner
Thirteenth Street
Lucy Pestl
West Thirteenth Street
Washington
Park
Saan
Ian
Mrs. Chas. Cook Dies at 73 in St. Leger Place Home
Mrs. Charles Cook, 73, wife of jeweler Charlie Cook, died at her home on St. Leger place after a period of illness. The funeral is set for Tuesday morning at HeSalee Church with survivors named as Charles, Albert, Sophité, Maria and Mrs. Dudiey Hazlitt.
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Charles Cook
Charlie Cook
St. Leger Place
HeSalee Church
Charles
Albert
Sophité
Maria
Dudiey Hazlitt
Wife causes arrest of Raymond Holden in failure to provide
Raymond Holden a 24 year old butcher of 1009 Bankstreet was arrested last night on failure to provide charges. His wife Alice Holden of Lorain Ohio slowed the warrant. Holden will be taken back to Lorain today.
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Raymond Holden
Bankstreet
Alice’ Holden
Lorain
Ohio
Holden
Offspring of Canal Builders Assigned to Inspect Fortifications
The American government assigns Lt Albert H Acher and Lt George F Goethals to report on the Panama Canal fortifications. Both are sons of canal builders and are said to be the first Michigan officers trusted with such key work. Readiness for board approval will determine their records.
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Panama “Canal
Ceutenants
George FL Goethals
Albert Arphey
Optondt dL
Playground urged for Oyler School
At a West End Improvement Association meeting residents urged creation of a playground at Oyler School and asked park commissioners to consider a traffic patrol at Eighth Street and State Avenue during peak hours. Complaints were raised about delays by railroad trams and the West End Public Library contract letting.
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West End
Park Commissioners
Price Hill
Eighth Street
State Avenue
Trafic
Norwood appoints new administration amidst reshuffle
The article notes John Nofseer resigning as city proprietor in Norwood while the new administration moves to replace Democratic holdovers. It describes the overhaul of personnel and the removal of the last Democratic appointees as the new regime takes shape.
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John Nofseer
Norwood
Gether
Otter
Gearing
Boost for Cinci's claims boosts regional business hopes
Secretary of Agriculture Houston, a reserve dam organization member, told Washington the commission favors Cincinnati. He said it would be a lie to consider other cities for business and cites Cincinnati as a new center for southern and central western trade and banking.
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Houston
Reserve Dam
Washington
Holy Name to Elect Annual Election Ceremony
The Holy Nicble Society of St Peter's Cathedral will hold its annual election on Sunday. Rev. M Mulvihitt has no opposition for spiritual director and Parker has no opposition for treasurer. Garrett Parke and M MacDonald are APR candidates for president.
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Holy Nicble Society of
St Peter's Cathedral
M. Mulvihitt
Parker
Treas- Garrett
Parke
M. MacDonald
Chauffeur Burned When Gasoline Tank Exploded At Garage
A chauffeur employed by Daniel Hessburge was burned while pouring gas into a car tank at a Glenwood garage. The blaze and explosion damaged the automobile and the garage, causing an estimated loss of 1500 dollars. Both the chauffeur and another person were treated for injuries.
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Wolliam
Daniel Hessbure
Glenwood
Spelothe
Burtis
Kay
Cleveland Boys Held After Public Laying Incident
Otto Bewie and George Warmuth both aged 16 from Cleveland were found by police at a public location Thursday and held by juvenile authorities. The youths claimed they were wards of the Cleveland Juvenile Court and had “beat” their way to Cincinnati. Cleveland authorities were notified.
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Otto Bewie
George Warmuth
Cleveland
Cleveland Juvenil
Clacinnigh
Cletelana
False Pretense Charge In City Arrest
Robert E McKay a 30 year old salesman of 2680 Melrvad avenue was arrested late yesterday by detectives on a false pretense charge. George W Soanes of 1208 Myrtle avenue signed the affidavit alleging a $25 bad check. McKay was released on bond claiming the matter was a mistake and he would clear it up today.
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Robert E. McKkay
Melrvad Avenue
Sevesth
Elmo
Schuerte
Hueflets
George W.soanes
Myrtle Avenue
Kay
McKay
Fire destroys tobacco store in Rome incident
A fire on January 16 damaged a metal tobacco store on J Ly Reed, Wealey Street, Rome. The blaze started in the rear and quickly spread, destroying the shop and causing significant losses estimated around thirty thousand dollars. Fire officials investigated the cause.
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Rome
J. Ly Reed
Wealey
Reece
Taplaly
Fave
Room robbery report at 724 Bart Street
JRaward Battie reports his room was entered yesterday night and clothing valued at five dollars stolen from 724 Bart Street, police were notified.
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Jraward Battie
Bart Street
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Retleys
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Mirbichead
Landa
Beney Brothers
Grider
Harry x Atwood
Boston
Sandusky Supre
Fret
Gideon
Samuel Ashur
Cant Pao
Carl Brown
Chas. Cook
Grau
Annie Laurie
Kerry Dance
Melba Gadeki
Phere
Rinasar
Peite
Victor
Ander
Otto Grau Piano
West Fourth St
Panama
Albert H. Acher
Oyler School
Hubig
Cin'ti
Holy Name
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