Battle Over Whisky Branding Resumes in Court
Government and distillers prepare for renewed testimony in United States Court before Judge Thompson. Key witnesses include Prof M A Scovell and Prof Harvey Wiley detailing differences between genuine whisky and imitation products colored with caramel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
United States
Thompson
McPherson
Harvey
Washington Wiley
Washington
Internal ‘Revenue Department
Marge
M. A. Scovell
University of
Internal Revenue Department
Wiley
Washington, D. C
Merchants Gather For Cincinnati Outing At Zoological Garden
About six to eight hundred merchants from Ohio Indiana Illinois and Kentucky will attend the Cincinnati Traveling Salesmen Association and Merchants and Manufacturers Association event at the Zoological Garden on August 26. Speakers include either Mayor Markbreit or Vice Mayor Galvin. The event promises meals fireworks music and speeches to showcase Cincinnati as the premier market within a thousand miles. Two entertainments will cost several thousand dollars and exceed initial estimates, with the Finance Committee pursuing funds to avoid a deficit after the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Zoological Garden
Markbreit
Galvin
River Gauge Ready For Use At Weather Office
The Ohio River gauge, installed to inform Forecaster Bassler of river stage and changes, measures shifts to hundredths of a foot. Connected to the Covington Cincinnati bridge pier, it will be inactive until the river reaches 18 feet but should prove useful with rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassler
Ohio River
Covington and Cincinnati
Court Accepts Indiana Requisition For Davis Prisoner Transfer
California detective failed to seize George or William Davis as Indiana authorities moved fast reclaiming the prisoner by requisition. Judge Swing honored the Indiana request, noting the Indiana paper called for George Davis while the California case cited William Davis. Davis, wanted in New Albany for grand larceny, was handed to Indiana officers after the writ of habeas corpus by Davis’s attorney.
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Los Angeles
Cal
George Davis
California
Joseph Hosick
Indiana
Hosick
Millikin
Crawford
Judge Swing
Columbus
Davis
Finn
William Davis
William H. Roose
C. A. Sittason
New Albany
Ind
Swing
Harold Kapp
Kapp
Harding 13 Still Missing in Ohio Insurance Scandal
In a series of court actions creditors seek an involuntary bankruptcy for Edward C. Harding. Receiver appointed to seize his books and properties after shortages cited at 8000 to 30000 dollars with debts owed to Pelican Insurance Westchester Fire Providence Washington and others. Harding last seen at Business Men's Club August 17. detectives traced movements to Dayton and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Harding
Pelican Insurance Company
Harding
Dayton
Hamilton
William E. Galloway
Pennsylvania
Home Building Company
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
Guy Kennedy
Milford Home Building Company
W. W. Prather
Mente
Westchester Fire Insurance Cmpany
H. D. Gatch
The
H. E. Engelhardt
Herman
Julia Hapner
A. Reece
William Galloway
Reece
Joseph Claude
Ohio
Business Men's Club
Edward C. Harding
United States
Western Assurance Company
Providence- Washington Insurance Company
Westchester
Mr. Galloway
Providence- Washington
Western Company
Clermont County
Thompson
W.B. Mente
P. A. Reece
Woman Seeks Divorce Over Husband Drinking Issue
Julia Reiley of 2289 Vine street sues John F. Reiley for divorce alleging habitual drunkenness since 1899 and abuse of her and stepchildren. They own a tailor shop at the residence with most property bought by her. Judge Swing orders restraint on disposing interest. case and alimony to be determined. Rodney Hallam withdraws divorce suit after reconciling with Susan B. Hallam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Reiley
Vine Street
Suly
John F. Reiley
Swing
Reiley
Thinnes Leaves Estate to Widow with Assets Divided Among Heirs
Probate report notes Nicholas Thinnes leaving his entire estate to his wife Margaretha with the remainder to be shared equally by eight children: Nicholas Michael Peter John Margaretha William George Josephina. Applications to administer estates filed include Samus 8S. Church, Harry Clay Taylor at 3500, Emma Fisher Norrstrom, Carl H. Norrstrom, and Friedrich Heinrich Waehaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Thinnes
Margaretha Thinnes
Nicholas
Michael
Peter
John
Margaretha
William
George
Josephina
Samus
Church
Harry Clay Taylor
Emma Fisher Norrstrom
Carl. H. Norrstrom
Friedrich Heinrich Waehaus
Blind member Harry Jeffries honored at railway smiths gathering
The International Association of Railway Master Blacksmiths presented Louisville native Harry Jeffries with a gold headed cane during yesterday's session at the Grand Hotel. More than 250 members and guests were present as discussions on craft topics followed the ceremony. The group toured Ludlow shops to view thermit welding before a Lagoon banquet and plans for next year’s convention were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jeffries
International Association of Railway Master Blacksmiths
Grand Hotel
Jeffries
Louisville
Ludlow
N. O
Testamentary provisions for wife and children
The will appoints Sophia Waehaus as wife and Ludwig Bruns as executor. If Sophia survives the testator, estate to her if she outlives him. if she dies first, legacy goes to his children equally. Executors named are the wife and her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Waehaus
Testator
Ludwig Bruns
Creditors Seek Bankruptcy for Harrison Drug Firm Dunn
Creditors of George L. Dunn doing business as Dunn Drug Company in Harrison petition in U S Court for bankruptcy and appointment of a receiver. Claims list includes Stein-Gray Drug $217 Bauer Ice Cream $147 Voige & Winter $57 Moos Co $47 Willenberg Toy $05 A C Fry $65. no receiver yet. Also George Mott of Urbana seeks bankruptcy with debts $1 672 and assets $1 058.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Dunn
Harrison
Dunn Drug Company
United States
B. T. Archer
Stein-Gray Drug Company
Bauer Ice Cream and Baking Company
Voige & Winter Company
J. B. Moos
Willenberg Toy Company
A. C. Fry
George Mott
Urbana
Norfolk & Western Railroad Company
Rulania Massie
Thompson
James Bees
Howell
Wate
Bolan
Mullin Proposes City Advisory Board Plan for Galveston
Councilman Michael Mullen backs adopting the Galveston plan with an elected council and a 24 member advisory board to handle local needs. He estimates a $20,000 yearly budget and favors mayoral appointment of board members to tackle canal, sewer, and riverfront issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Mullen
Mullen
Cincinnati
Georgian Makes Black Passenger Give Up Seat
A Cincinnati streetcar incident involved B Henry Martin of Savannah georgia ordering a Black man to surrender a seat to a white woman. After a confrontation in which blows were exchanged, police detained Henry Major Williams and Benjamin Knox for disorderly conduct amid a crowd at Central Station. Henry was released on bond.
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Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Martin
B. Henry
Savannah
Cincinnati
Mason and Dixon Hne
Henry
Heisterman
Sixth
Major Williams
East Eighth Street
Benjamin Knox
George Street
Williams
Knox
Central Station
Map Showing Ten Year Inroads of Consumption Exhibit
Dr B F Lyle superintendent of the Branch Hospital presented a public exhibition map to the Board of Public Service. The map traces ten years of consumption victims in the city, highlighting devastation in dense tenement districts and heavily populated black neighborhoods along the riverfront in the Silver Moon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Lyle
Branch Hospital
Board of Public Service
River Front
Silver Moon
Taxpayers and Business Groups Clash Over Harrison Viaduct Rental
Two letters to the Board of Public Service present opposing views on leasing the Harrison avenue viaduct to the traction company. The Taxpayers' Association calls $1,500 yearly rent too low and notes potential city costs, while West Cincinnati Business Association praises the bargain. A joint committee will pursue the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Taxpayers’ Association
West Cincinnati Business Association
Harrison Avenue
Traction ‘Company
Business Men’s Club
Business Men's Club
City Hall Notes On Streets Damages And Disciplinary Actions
Business firms petitioned the Board of Public Service about Richmond street west from Freeman avenue citing heavy factory district traffic. The board sent the complaint to Superintendent Shipley for immediate action. Attorney Dennis J. Ryan filed a $1500 damage claim for Mrs. Kate B. Nagel after she reportedly tripped on a stake in Sycamore street north of Liberty. City officials referred it to the City Engineer and City Solicitor. Fireman Robert Grear faces Mayor Markbreit after alleged abusive language to a superior and absence from duty. Workhouse release notices listed Jacob Robinson William Odor J R Harvey and Charles Stein for assorted offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Richmond Street
Freeman Avenue
Shipley
Dennis J. Ryan
Kate B. Nagel
Service Board
Sycamore Street
Liberty
Pardon Board
Jacob Robinson
William Odor
Assenbte and Battery
J. R. Harvey
Charles Stein
Editor's Mother Harriet S Whallon Dead
Mrs Harriet S Whallon aged 87 died Wednesday in Wyoming Ohio at the residence of her son Rev E P Whallon former editor of The Western Christian Advocate Funeral services are at the Rev Dr Whallon home at 3 this afternoon and the remains go to Chicago for interment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet S. Whallon
Wyoming
E. P. Whallon
Western Christian Advocate
Dr. Whallon
Chicago
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Colorado
el Pacific
Union Pacific
Q North Western
Denver
N. M. Breeze
N. W. RY
Walnut St
Youghiogheny
W. H. Brown
Ss. E. Cor. Front and
Lawrence Sts
Maryland Casualty CO
Commercial Tribune Building
Richard Bischer
Committee On Food Standards
Wisconsin Food Commission
J. C. LaBack
Procter & Gamble Company
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
Benjamin R. Hart
Cincinnati Food Inspection Laboratory
Robert P. O’brien
Guckenheimer
Pennsylvania Distilling “Companies
Joseph P. Remington
United States Pharmacopeia
Edward H. Goodnow
James H. Shepard
South Dakota State College
George T. Gambrill
Baltimore
Harry E. Barnard
Indiana State Board of Health
E. F. Ladd
North Dakota
Manufacturers’ Association
Andrew Polus
Valentine
Polus
Christian
Moerlein. Brewing .Company
Galvin & Bauer
Plaintiff
James B. Swing
Common Pleas
Asheville
N. C
Ernst P. Dargin
el Cambio Gold Mining Company
Clore, Dickerson & Clayton
Minnie Burnside
Samuel Plater
Willie Ann Burnside
Cogan & Williams
Cal Crim County
Rulison
K. E. Poling
Ellsworth
Poling
Armory Avenue
John Street
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rodney Hallam
Susan B. Hallam
Probate Court
Thinnes
Gane
Master Blacksmiths’ Association
United States Court
Mullin
City of
Galveston
Repave River Front
Broadway
Dr. Lyle
Gertrude Atherton
America
Liliar Bell
Clinton Scollard
Beatrix
Demarest Lloyd
John Kendrick Bangs
Ethel Watts Mumford
Marion Hill
Elsa Barker
Marguerite Tracy
Fifth Ave
N. Y
Bosch
the Special Motor Vehicle Co
East Fourth Street
Bell
Bell Telephone CO
Vine ST
Reichrath’s Park
White City
Imperial Hungarian Military Band
John Agronyi
Georgetown
Cincinnati Reds
E. W. White
Gen’l
Harrison Avenue Viaduct
City Hall Notes
Robert Grear
Harriet Whallon
Chas. B. Arnold
Coney
Columbia Setunasy
Gus Edwards
Blonde
Madcaps
Bowser, Hinkle & Co
Josselin
Armstrong & Verne
Amy Stanley
Picks
Burt Earle
Paul la Croix
Moving Pictures
Sete
George Ade
Holcombe
Wormwood’s
Heuck
BUNCO
Arizona
Real Indians
Sun
Panhandle Pete
People’s
Ma! Daily
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