Countess de Goutant-Biron Betrothal To James Hazen Hyde
Special Cable reports the engagement of Countess Louis de Goutant-Biron to James Hazen Hyde son of the Equitable Life founder. The Leishman family figures in a 1907 Paris court action over marriage arrangements and prior divorce disputes. The countess, once Martha Leighman, separated from her husband and later reconciled before his death. Hyde has long resided in Paris amid insurance scandal fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Paria
Louis de Goutant-Biron
John G. Leishman
Germany
James Hazen Hyite
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York
Countess Gontaut-Biron
Martha Leighman
bLeishmann
Mr. Leighman
Maitre
FE. Dedington
Paris
Mapridge
Miss Letchman
Nancy - “Letchman
Duke of Crow
Hyde
Equitable
Depot Question Prompts Cincinnati Council Hearings
City Council set to discuss the new Union Depot with Ryan noted as purchaser and Hyde a New York figure amid depot and bath house bond plans. Councilmen Butterworth Reynolda and others prepare resolutions on steps taken and future actions while a firehouse site purchase, councilor Fagin's resignation, hospital funds, and high pressure water bonds are also on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterworth
Reynolda
Paddock
Reading Road
Gafety Department
Department of the City Solicitor
Marvey Fagin
Cincinnatians See Havana After Laundrymen Convention
Cincinnati visitors from the National Laundrymen's Association adjourn to Havana after the New Orleans convention. Among them is Clifton Taylor, proprietor of the Excelsior laundry, lingering in the Cuban capital for a few days longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Purloined Shirts Baffle New York Magistrate
Magistrate House from Yorkville attempts to identify a thief who stole all his shirts except the one on his back. He dismisses arraignments on petty larceny charges and questions counsel about any knowledge of the thefts. A laundryman disguise is suspected in the mysterious offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
House
Werich
Yorkville
Kentucky Thain Victim Identified as Husband of Mrs Reese
Mrs Lawrence Reese of Cregcent Springs Kentucky identified the mutilated body found near Erlanger depot as her husband a machinist. Cornerett Riffe opened an inquiry into the death after Miss Maude Rider reported the finding. Neighbors said the man left for a grocery trip and was likely run down by a train. He was thirty leaving a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Reese
Erlanger Depot
Cregcent Bprings
Erlanger
Probe Deepens in Gambling Investigation in Covington
The present Kentall County grand jury in Covington has spent three weeks hearing witnesses on alleged gambling wrongdoing across the city and county. Judge Tracy granted a six day extension for a total investigation period nearing a month with 17 indictments already returned and more expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sessién
Covington
Tracy
Kentall County
Thovgh
Vicar General Sued for 5000 in Auto Crash Case
Warner R. Koch eight years old suing Ferdinand Brossart Vicar General of Coyington Kentucky Catholic diocese for 5000 alleging a car accident on Reading road on April 3 left his left eye bruised and his back and spine injured. case brought by his father Eugene Koch with Louis H. Capelle attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Capelle
Bellevue and Newport Property Transfers Reported
Campbell transfers Martha Robson to Emma Gaddis on Lake Street Bellevue for $1. Charles Beiting transfers to Joseph Beiting on Division Street Bellevue for $1. Sylvia Barons transfers to Lafayette Kader on Tenth Street Newport for $1. Clarence Heckman transfers to Hattie Johns on Vine Street Dayton for $1. Joseph Gregory transfers to Walter Forester on Washington Avenue for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Robson
Emma Gaddis
Lake Street
Bellevue
Charles Beiting
Joseph Beiting
Division Street
Sylvia
Lafayette Kader
Tenth Street
Newport
Clarence Heckman
Hattie Johns
Vine Street
Dayton
Joseph Gregory
Walter Forester
Washington Avenue
Realty Transfers Move Between Several Owners
Compton Justis transfers a north side lot on Eighteenth near Madison to Amelia Justis. The People's Saving Bank and Trust Company as trustee sells a southwest Myrtle and Summit corner lot to Hattie Hamilton for 850 dollars. Daniel Trapp conveys a Center street lot to Charles West. F G Harrie and wife transfer an east Philadelphia street lot to B Tepe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton Justis
Amelia Justis
Eighteenth
Madison Avenue
People's Saving Bank and Trust Company
Hattie Hamilton
Myrtle
Summit Avenues
Daniel Trapp
Charles West
Center Street
F. G. Harrie
B. Tepe
Philadelphia Street
Worker burned by gas explosion at city street corner
Omar Fritsch of the Union Light Company was seriously burned yesterday at Patchen and Fairfield avenues when a match ignited gas as he prepared to enter a man hole. He was removed to Speers Hospital, Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Fritsch
Union Light Company
Patchen
Fairfield Avenues
Fritsch
Speers ‘Hospital
Dayton
State Banking Commissioner Issues Bank Condition Call
State Banking Commissioner T J Smith issued a call for a public report on the condition of state banks as of close of business November 14. The notice directs banks to publish the required reperte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Smith
Court Notes Judge Harberson Finds Multiple Divorces Granted
In Judge Harbeson s court yesterday numerous matters of record included divorces granted to Elizabeth Lindsay from D E Lindsay with child custody, Lavenia Clements from Ernest Clements with custody, Carrie A Petri from Daniel Petri with name restoration, C Ernest Grout with custody, Lily May Hayden from John Hayden with custody, Maggie Perrin Metcalfe restoring her maiden name Gerrard, and alimony ordered for George Brisbay to Elizabeth Brisbay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lindsay
Lavenia Clements
Ernest Clements
George Brisbay
Elizabeth Brisbay
Carrie A Petri
Daniel Petri
Tuser
Ther
C. Ernest Grout
Lily’ May Hayden
John Hayden
Maggie Perrin Metcalfe
Thomas L. Metcalfe
Circuit Court
Gerrard
Judge Denies New Trial In Hoffman Family Case
Judge Harbeson denies John Hoffman a new trial against Thomas Donnelly and others. The ruling upholds Hoffmans daughter Amy Hoffmans will giving her estate to the Donnellys. The court then dismisses Howard L. Piercys $5,000 claim against S C C Street Railway Co for contributory negligence. Claude Laycock sues C O Railroad Co over denied return ticket with $1,000 damages await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbeson
John Hoffman
Thomas Donnelly
Hoffman
Amy Hoffman
Donnellys
Howard L. Piercy
S. C. & C. Street Railway Company
Piercy
Kruse Avenue
Claude Laycock
C. & O. Railroad Company
Leycock
Covington Police Board Accepts Detective Cody Resignation
At a special board meeting in Covington the resignation of Detective James Cody was received and accepted. Cody, a Lewisburg salon proprietor, faced indictment by the Kenton County grand jury for operating a disorderly place. Mayor Philips presided as the board considered the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
LICENSED TO WED IN COVINGTON MARRIAGE LICENS ES
The Covington registrar reports a surge in marriage licenses issued yesterday with pairs including Herman Lamp 21 and Fay Brudas 21 from Dayton Ohio W E Yeager 31 and Margaret Smith 31 from Dayton Ohio Aldie Lloyd 22 and Marie Spuill 21 from Middletown Ohio Joseph Emrick 39 of Germantown Ohio and Minnie Knock 40 of Dayton Ohio Morris R Cheesman 20 and Emma Barrow 21 from Visalia Ky Herbert Sanders 21 and Mayme Binder 21 from Ludlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lamp
Fay Brudas
Dayton
Ohio
Margaret Smith
Aldie Lloyd
Marie Spuill
Middletown
Joseph Emrick
Germantown
Minnie Knock
Morris R. Cheesman
Emma Barrow
Visalia, Ky
Herbert Sanders
Mayme Binder
Ludlow
Death of Mrs Amelia Wilson Shedding Covington Roots
Mrs Amelia Wilson 76 mother of the late Thomas Pickett Wilson former Kenton County sheriff died at 424 Bakewell Street Covington. She had lived in Covington over sixty years and the body was taken to her granddaughter Mrs Charles Wares on Bond Street West Covington before remains are sent to Maysville Kentucky. She was widow of W F Wilson a noted Cincinnati whisky dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Wilson
Thomas Pickett Wilson
Kenton County
Bakewell Street
Wilson
Covington
Charles Warer
Bond Street
West Covington
Maysville
W. F. Wilson
Cincinnati
Covington Mayor Moves Against Saloon Raffles
Covington merchants met with Mayor Phillipa to protest raffles used as prizes in saloons. The mayor said he opposes saloon raffles and will discuss with Police Chief Kleumper. Last week he ordered suppression of slot machines, which were removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Phillipa
Kleumper
Yelton Held for Grand Jury in Murder Charge
Elmer Yelton a 30 year old teamster was charged with murder in Covington Police Court. The case was transferred to the grand jury as it convened. Felton allegedly assaulted Charles Morton a nightwatchman on Montgomerys coal fleet two weeks ago, injuries causing death Sunday in Cincinnati Hos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer. Yelton
Covington
Felton
Charles, Morton
Montgomery
Cincinnati Hospital
New Ludlow Post Office Opens In Steel Structure
Superintendent Thomas Mason and assistant W H Baldwin opened the Ludlow branch post office at Elm and Kenner streets in Ludlow near Covington. The steel structure office serves three carriers for Ludlow and Bromiley and one rural carrier, replacing the old Elm and Carneal location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mason
W. H. Baldwin
Ludlow
Driscoll Bulidoe Elm
Kenner
Covington
Bromiley
Elm and Carneal Streets
Four Prisoners Sentenced by Judge Cushing
Four prisoners were sentenced by Judge Cushing yesterday. John Bradley guilty of burglary tools in possession. sentenced to the penitentiary for an immediate term. Fred W. Renier grand larceny of $40 from Joseph Wyss. penitentiary one year. Ben Johnson colored carrying a revolver. reformatory. Frank Mirabelli carrying a dagger. $60 fine and costs. Louis Paulty guilty to assault. fined $100 and costs by Judge Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
John Bradley
Fred W. Reniergrand
Joseph Wyss
Ben Johnson
Frank Mirabelli
Louis Paulty
Caldwell
Court orders distribution of proceeds from Thayer-Arthur flats resale
In the dispute between Western and Southern Life Insurance Company and Sidney Arthur an order of distribution of resale proceeds from the Thayer-Arthur flats was issued. The case also held that Loretta Gibson has no lien on either parcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer-Arthur
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Sidney Arthur
Arthur-Thayer
Loretta Gibson
Curtice Postoffice Burglary Reported Sunday Night
Post office at Curtice in Otteway county was burglarized Sunday night. The safe was blown and robbed of its contents, estimated between 100 and 200 dollars. Post office inspector Moore received the information yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Moore
Curtice
Otteway County
Divorce Suit Dismissed for Covington Officer
Judge Tracy dismissed the divorce case of Patrolman John Kiley of Covington after evidence showed the couple reconciled within six months, while the law requires abandonment for a year. Mamie Kiley was alleged to have abandoned him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
John Kiiley
Covington
Kiley
Mamie Kiley
Lumber yard accident claims life of John Cutter
John Cutter aged 61 a laborer at Galles lumber yard 1262 Budd street was crushed beneath a lumber pile yesterday morning. He was married and resided at 1122 Weert Eighth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cutter
Galle’s
Budd Street
Weert Eighth Street
Dinner at Ft. Mitchell Country Club for Covington city officials
A dinner for the newly elected Covington City Commissioners will be held tonight at the Ft. Mitchell Country Club. The event was moved from the Covington Industrial Club due to many confirmations with Meyer Phillips among the honored guests set to speak. Special cars depart the Industrial Club at 6 30 p.m.
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Covington
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Covington Industrial Club
Country Club
Meyer Phillips
Industrial Club
Eighth
Madison Avenue
Shields brothers barred from home after Newport police court
In Newport police court yesterday Harry and Leslie Shields were ordered to stay away from their mother's home at 18 West Fourth street after a fight at the residence. Judge Buten warned them to remain away as their mother asked for the order. Frank Rhoades, arrested on a complaint by his wife, will have a hearing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Harry
Leslie Shields
West Fourth Street
Shield Brothers
Buten
Frank Rhoades
Malone to be New York Port Collector Named by Officials
Washington reports Dudley Field Malone is widely expected to be appointed Collector of the Port of New York succeeding John Purroy Mitchel, recently elected mayor. Malone, assistant secretary of state, is son in law of Senator O Gorman of New York.
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Dudley Field Malone
Port of
New York
John Purroy Mitchel
New York City
Malone
Senator O'Gorman
Rabbit Backs Down No More as Stoat Attacks
A timid rabbit unexpectedly fights back when a stoat stalks it in tall grass. The stoat closes in, but the rabbit pivots and delivers a powerful kick with both hind legs, sending the predator fleeing. The encounter reverses expected roles and highlights the rabbit’s hidden defense.
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Fitt. Mare
London
Jeneth
Bunny
Lumber yard accident claims life of John Cutter
John Cutter, 61, of 1122 West Eighth street, was instantly killed when a lumber pile toppled onto him at the Galle Lumber Company yards, 1262 Budd street. Coroner Foertmeyer is investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cutter
West Eighth Street
Galle Lumber Company
Budd Street
Cutter
Foertmeyer
Schneider Named Dean Heads Chamber Education Committee
Herman Schneider, head of the University of Cincinnati Engineering Department, was appointed chairman of the Chamber of Commerce committee on Commercial and Industrial Education yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schneider
University of Cincinnati
The
Chamber of Commerce
Birds Protect Trees From Woodpeckers in Tennessee Preserve
Special to Amotions reports Benjamin L. Dulaney guards a 169 acre forest near Munster Tennessee to save chestnut trees by protecting songbirds. He notes woodpeckers control borers and insects but warns neglect allows tree decline and urges conservation of birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amotices
New York
Benjamin L. Dulaney
Munster
Tenn
Mr. Dulaney
Waldorf
Sunset division strike ends after arbitration agreement
Washington November 17 The strike on the Sunset division of the Southern Pacific railroad ended today after an agreement to arbitrate differences between company officials and striking trainmen. About 2 500 trainmen were involved in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sunset
Southern Pacific Railroad
Horseman Seeks Writ for Wife in Habeas Corpus Battle
M C Prichard of Mobile Alabama filed a habeas corpus petition to bring Agnes M Prichard to the Insolvency Court for a talk with him about returning home. He says she is staying with a friend at 25106 Kemper Lane and the sheriff cannot locate her. He alleges she left two weeks ago and previously left two years earlier. Representation: Cogan Williams Ragland for the husband.
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M. C. Prichett
Mobile
Ala
Agnes M. Prichard
Mra Edward Keeley
Kemper Lane
Prichard
Cogan, Williams & Ragland
Marriage Licenses Listed For Multiple Couples In City
A list of marriage licenses shows James F Sullivan 21 of Pittsburg and Lena Jones 21 from Home of the Friendless. William F Walters 26 and Mandy Moody 18. Alfred Morrison 26 Toledo and Gussie Bullerdick 26 Madisonville. Alexander Wrubbesky 26 Cen tral avenue and Irene Smith 29. Edgar Sipple 22 and May B Pettit 21. John Crow 23 East McMillan street and Cora Peterson 23. George Meyncke 26 Dayton and Loretta Fay 25 Norwood. George P Leftwick 21 Newport Ky and Marie Nichols 22 626 Maryland avenue. Kruse Johnson 21 Cutter street and Ida Bailey 18 242 Pike street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Sullivan
Pittsburg
Lena Jones
William F. Walters
Post Square
Mandy
Moody
Shillite Place
Alfred Morriison
Toledo
Ohio
Gussie Bullerdick
Madisonville
Alexander Wrubbesky
Central Avenue
Irene Smith
Edgar Sipple
Weat Fifth Street
May B. Pettit
Pleasant Street
Francis John Crow
McMillan Street
Cora M. Peterson
Eastern Avenue
George M. Meyncke
Dayton
Loretta G. Fay
Norwood
George P. Leftwick
Newport
Marie Nichols
Maryland Avenue
Kruse Johnson
Cutter Street
Ida Bailey
Pike Street
Moose Club Nominates Progressive Bull Moose Ticket
The Northside Business Club selects a Bull Moose slate with Dr. F. D. Meguire as President and B. M. Swango, E. F Skidmore, P. W. Del Atkins as vice presidents, plus E. L. Kennedy as Secretary and Charlies H. Nicholas as Treasurer. Directors include Edgar Biggs Leo T. Fols and John A. Schon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Bull
Moose
Northside Business Club
F. D. Meguire
B. M. Swango
E. F Skidmore
P. W. del Atkins
E. L. Kennedy
Charlies H. Nicholas
Edgar Biggs
Leo. T. Fols
John A. Schon
Kincheloe Named National Bank Examiner
Washington November 17 Secretary McAdoo appointed W P Kincheloe of Central City as a national bank examiner. His district will be assigned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McAdoo
W. P Kincheloe
Central City
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James H. Hyde
Leishman
Union Depot
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Mme
Rejane
Pee Owe Sone
Holland Houke
Philadelphia
Lakewood
New Brunswick
Purloins Court
Wis Less
Kentucky News
Moreue
Corneret Riffe
Investi
Campbell
Cody
WED
Mrs. Wilson
Committee of Citizens
Yelton
P. D
Curtice P. D
D.F. Malone
Schneider
Tennessee
S. P
Typewriter Inspection Co
W. 4Th St
Eeepereeeee
Horseman
HS Witt
Moosers
Kincheloe
D. W. Sayre & CO
CANAL
Uaranteed Printing Union
BEN Franklin Oc Co
Main
Cor, Seventh and Vine
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