Judge Cushing Denies Acquittal in Embezzlement Case
The court overruled a motion for acquittal in the embezzlement case of Mrs. Carlotta Thompson Brown. Judge Cushing held the Thompson Brown Company acted as Fred Schroth broker, making Mrs. Brown and the firm liable as Schroth’s agents for the $21,471 misappropriated, with trial testimony to continue and a verdict anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlotta Thompson Brown
Fred Schroth
Common Pleas
Cuehing
Criminal Court
Brown
Achroth
Thompson Brown Company
Schroth
Cushing
Laurent
Geil
New York Stock Exchange
Billig
Peck for Senate Campaign Opens with Allen Letter
The John Weld Peck Senate bid formally began when Congressman Allen authored a letter. Peck, who recently left Cornell University, runs to support the re-election of Mayor Hunt among Ohio’s Democratic delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weld Peck
United States
Allen
Ohio
Peck
Cornell
Hunt
Negro Dies From Pistol Wound After Silver Moon Fight
Coroner Forrimeyer was told Sam Dillard a 22 year old colored resident of 2738 Columbia Avenue died at City Hospital from a pistol wound to the abdomen suffered in a fight at the Silver Moon on October 20 with Willie Terrence also colored. Terrence said Dillard had cut him out of his girl and he drew a gun. Dillard grappled and was shot. Terrence shot himself in the arm but his wound was not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrimeyer
Sam Dillard
Columbia Avenue
Silver Moon
Willie Terrence
Terrence
Dillard
Burley Negro Sets Upon Young Couple in Court Street Area
Clara Docker, 17, and her 12 year old brother were held up by a burly man on Court and Russell streets. The assailant demanded money. the boy offered a nickel and the girl a dollar before a pedestrian intervened and the robber fled. Police reported the attempted robbery to the Second District. William Benbre was later arrested on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Docker
Belvidere
Court
Russell Streets
Despondent Carpenter Karl Kircher Ends Life in Crisis
Charles Kircher, 55, a carpenter of 652 West McMicken Avenue, shot himself after testing the gun on a wall. He had been ill for four months and was despondent, though his family reported he seemed better Thursday. Dr. Killen declared life extinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kircher
West McMicken Avenue
Dr. Killen
Kircher
Police Seek Man Peddling Lottery Tickets Pretending Rail Work
Police were told to watch for a man selling lottery tickets claiming proceeds aid injured railroad workers. The man poses as a railroad employee and is described as a fake by authorities.
Overcoat Thieves Strike Again In City Break-ins
Police report continued depredations by overcoat thieves during the past week. G. W. Rider of 662 Freeman avenue said a winter coat valued at $15 was taken from his room sometime since October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Rider
Freeman Avenue
Kentucky Girl Missing
Mrs. Kittie Cain of Paris Kentucky asks the city police to locate her 16 year old daughter missing since October 10. The parents believe she may be in Cincinnati Ohio or Newport Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittie Cain
Paris
Cincinnati
Newport
Suitcase Stolen Near C and O Depot
Benjamin Burris of Philadelphia reported a theft of a suitcase with clothing valued at about $10 from a C. and O. depot yesterday afternoon after he set it down briefly. No suspects named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Burris
Philadelphia
C. and O. Depot
Woman Drops Dead In Domestic At Mrs Crawford Home
Hester Johnson, 18, died last night at 2629 Victoria Avenue in a domestic incident at the home of Mrs. Crawford. Coroner Foertmeyer ruled the death due to meningitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Johnson
Crawford
Victoria Avenue
Foertmeyer
Meningitia
Longworth In CNY Says Tariff Will Harm Business
Ex congressman Nicholas Longworth and wife return to Cincinnati from Panama. He praises Isthmian work and predicts a six month drop in business due to the low tariff. Longworth says he has not decided on another run for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinati
Panama
Longworth
Isthmus
Congress
Banquet Honors Fifty Years of Priesthood for Rev Murry
A grand banquet at the Grand Hotel marked Rev Murry’s 50 years in holy orders with about 200 attendees. A gold chalice from the bishop accompanied tributes by church leaders including Rt Rev Henry Moeller Rt Rev Henry Richter and Rev James Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hotel
Murry
Mgr. F A. O'Brien
L.L.D
Henry Moeller
Henry Joseph Richter
Camillus Paul Maes
Herman Joseph Alerding
James Henry
Matthew P O’brien
Unknown man killed by train near Stops 1 and 2
An unknown white man was struck and killed by a Big Four passenger train on the Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora division yesterday afternoon between Stops 1 and 2. The body was taken to the county morgue. efforts to identify him had failed by late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Injured Wagon Driver Taken To City Hospital
Adolph Forstman 53 a wagon driver sustained severe scalp wounds after falling from a wagon at Fourth and Vine Streets yesterday afternoon. He was removed by police to City Hospital in Auto 3 for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth and
Vine Streets
Adolph Forstman
Campaign to rid cities of pigs draws national interest
The Public Ledger led a national drive against harboring swine within city limits, seeking city ordinances and definitions of pig nuisances. The effort recalls earlier fights over crowing roosters and geese in basements, with legal questions likely to reach higher courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Public Ledger
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
The
Cincinnati
Fractured skull leads to death of hospital attendant
John Breen, 57, an attendant at City Hospital, died last night from a fractured skull suffered days earlier. He and John Wergert were transporting a woman to the Probate Court when she jumped from the ambulance. Breen followed and fell, sustaining his fatal injury. He never regained consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Breen
Breen
Inmate Charles Holzhaus Killed by Train Near Andersons Ferry
Charles Holzhaus, 22, an inmate of Grandview asylum, wandered away from the institution and was struck by a Big Fong train at Andersons Ferry. He had escaped from a nurse and suffered a nervous ailment tied to worry over a large inherited farm. He was engaged to Miss Marie Bumselman, sister of Cincinnati hardware dealer Arthur Bumselman.
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Charles Holzhaus
Grandview Asylum
Anderson's Ferry
Holzhaus
Marie Bumselman
Arthur Bumselman
Cincinnati
Austria Halts Emigration to Control Military Recruiting
Vienna reports government moves to ban emigration likely to harm Austria's military recruiting and to curb white slave trade. A budget committee discusses Canadian Pacific Railway migration ties as Trieste to Canada line under review. Officials cite 80,000 Galicia Bukowina residents evading service, urging stronger action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
United States
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
Trieste
Bicycle Stolen From William Bold of Postal Telegraph
A bicycle valued at $20 belonging to William Bold a messenger for the Postal Telegraph Company was stolen from 1028 West Eighth Street last night. The theft was reported to the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bold
Postal Telegraph Company
West Eighth Street
Dynamite Found In Dayton Residence Cellar Fire
Dayton Kentucky police investigate a mysterious early morning blaze at George A. Woodburn’s home 412 Eighth Avenue. Fire discovered by family members who woke to smoke and a cellar flame. A dynamite style device and stamped paper found after suppression. investigators suspect incendiary origin. Neighboring explosion reports linked to separate natural gas blast incidents.
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Dayton
George A. Woodburn
Eighth Avenue
Thomas Sharkey
J Jan
Clothing theft at Blanche Works residence
A dress and other clothing valued around 25 dollars were taken from Blanche Works at 116 Weer Eighth Street. The theft occurred sometime between the 21st and 33rd of a month, according to a detective headquarters report yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Works
Weer Eighth Street
Tretcher
Detective Headquarters
Foreman Henry Genter Dies of Hemorrhage in City
Henry Genter aged 180 foreman at the American Oak and Leather Company collapsed yesterday afternoon at the corner of Liberty and Dalot Avenues and was taken to the county morgue. Officials cite a hemorrhage as the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry. Genter
Charlotte Street
American Oak and Leather Company
Liberty
Dalot
Struck by Auto Injures Man at City Intersection
George Orr a 45 year old laborer of 30 East Sixth street was struck by a car at Sixth and Sycamore yesterday afternoon. He suffered a severe wound and was taken to City Hospital. The driver fled the scene and did not stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Orr
East Sixth Street
Sixth
Sycamore Streets
City Hospital
Missing husband sought by Flora Kroness
Flora Kroness of 1218 Bremen Street appeals to police to locate her husband Edward Kroness a waiter and Geneva Club member. She says he has been missing from their home since October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Kroness
Bremen Street
Edward Kroness
Geneva Club
Robbers Force Back Window Steal Jewelry at Beechhill Home
Thieves forced a rear window with a jimmy at Edward Schroeder’s residence on Beechhill Avenue yesterday, taking jewelry and clothing valued over 100 dollars and cash of 62 dollars. Schroeder reported the robbery to police yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Edward Schroeder
Beechhill Avenue
Schroeder
The Theft of a Team and Wagon Reported in Early Morning
A theft report from yesterday afternoon notes a team and wagon carrying produce valued at 590 dollars missing after leaving a farm. The incident involved a man named Tiny Agert and was reported by Harry Reinsert at 2277 Bodie Street, with Gorman and the team not appearing at the end of the day.
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Tiny Agert
Atternoon
Harry Reinsert
Bodie Street
Gorman
New Painless Dentistry Method Promises Pain Free Treatment
An ad touts a painless dentistry method using nitrous oxide and oxygen to render patients insensible during fillings crowns and other mouth operations. It claims immediate relief from toothache, stresses the link between teeth and digestion, and invites readers to visit with no obligation for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
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Senate
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Burley
Kentucky
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Clarence
Robert Marrer
Vine Street
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John Wergert
Hospital
Bate
Galicia
Bukowina
Window
D. W. Sayre
Real Estate and Fire Insurance Brokers
Main Street
Wilson
WM. K. Herin
Pioneer St
East Pearl
Sol J. Levi
Central Avenue
6Th ST
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