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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
9
timetable fragment lists Pennsylvania Station routes including Columbus accommodation to Richmond and Chicago, Hamilton and Richmond, with departure times such as 0:15 p.m and 4:40 p.m and notes on specials and exceptions, reflecting a historical schedule page.
Fragmentary text lists places such as Nashville New Orleans Memphis and Richmond with times and station references including Grand Central and Lexington. Mentions individuals and incomplete actions, suggesting a disrupted travel or schedule notice without coherent detail.
Fragmented timetable lists departures from Cincinnati to Detroit Chicago Toledo Decatur and other cities with odd times. Notes various transfer points and divided segments, showing multiple daily options and connections across the Delpros division and Ft Wayne routes.
Baltimore 4 Ohio routes listed with departures to Cincinnati New York Washington and Louisville. Timings include Leave times for Cincinnati to New York Leaven for Memphis New Orleans and Evansville via Vincennes and the C B J lines. Various connections via Leavenworth and Louisville branches noted.
Norfolk and Western Pennsylvania Station Pearl and Butler streets in Illinois New York Central lines Central Union Depot Suptalo New York doctor Deere daily 0:90 11:00 and 605 p.m. 26 Columbus and Cleveland leaves Gall y 6:00 11:00 a m 3 6:08 8 p m 1288 a York and Springfield 1 daily 6:06 a m To all Detroit Toledo and D Street leaves daily 6:15 a m 12:35 noon 0:40 p m Urbana Kenton and Gandusky lines included.
A flurry of divorce filings outlines estrangements from August last year and alleged jealousy nagging and fault finding. Bleas accuses his wife of neglect and claims she favored her mother at 234 Oak street. Other suits involve Mead and Brown concerning alleged infidelity and abandonment. A separate case covers damages from a fall at 2238 Bogen street with injuries to the knee and internal hemorrhages.
Harry Schulte sues Christian Moerlein Brewing Company for 10000 dollars plus 150 dollar medical bill claiming loss of sight of his right eye from a bottle in the company’s bottling plant refrigerator. Suit alleges defective bottle and careless packing. Attorneys Arthur C. Hall and Dennis J. Ryan. A separate claim for 6000 dollars is filed by Clifford R. Robinson against Gil bert G. Lingo for assault and medical costs. Receiver Lorbach of E Weidlich Pen Co files inventory totaling 10528.55. Damages sought in other cases remain noted.
Lester Kappner aged 16 and Fred Meister aged 17 confessed to acting Juvenile Judge Hofftiqn that they burglarized a candy store at 130 West Liberty Street and three other small stores. They were sent to the reformatory at Manefield.
William Tilmes a seventh street tailor was found not guilty by Judge Hoffman’s jury after a three day trial. Elizabeth Haute testified Tilmes bit her breast during an April 1 incident when she was employed as a apprentice. Defense attorney Fromme Morris argued the defense while Carl Jacobs prosecuted for the state.
A garbled notice lists business opportunities and shops in the city including axles and sellers, grocery, meat store, barters, confectionery, and a meat market in a suburban area. It mentions a meat store in the heart of the city and a grocery venture with disabled frewen for seviing.
Classified notes seek male and female workers for paint stores metal shops tailor shops and household roles. Listings specify experience age references wages and locations such as Norwood Avon Crescent Crescent Avenue Park Walnut Streets and Avondale with positions ranging from errand boys to cooks waitresses and factory workers.
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