Workhouse Druggist Dies Under Unusual Circumstances
Henry Schaefer a 51 year old druggist who ran the Workhouse pharmacy died at City Hospital after being found unconscious on Elm street. He showed signs of epilepsy or meningitis and remained able to recognize surroundings but could not speak before his death. He was related to Dr A C Boe eek and linked to Mrs Wildey and another Covington relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schaefer
Elm Street
City Hospital
Schaefer
A. C. Oe Eek
Observatory Avenue
T. Lookout
Wildey
H Street
William
Greenup Street
Covita
Baby Chokes to Death During Bottle Feeding
One day old Katie Carl daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Carl a cecal dealer of 1910 Pleasant Street choked on water while being fed. Coroner Cameron notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie
Joseph Carl
Pleasant Street
Cameron
Building Permits and Property Work Items Listed
Multiple permits including a brick stone factory at Sixth and College by A L Andrews, a one and a half story dwelling on Madison road owned by George Sorenelle, a two story residence on Rose Street by A Sandford, and various alterations and costs noted. Also entries for a frame dwelling on West Washington Avenue near Saintinees with owner Gai Iy bE Eh deen pha oS and a 1,214 Race site with Charles Dietmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington Avenue
Saintinees
Ens
A. Schwarz
Charles: Dietmeyer
Sixth and
College Streets
A. L. Andrews
Pike Ted Mee
Madison Road
Edwards Road
George Sorenelle
Oki
Reogne Street
Spring Grove Avenue
A. Sandford
City electrician urges blocking Liberty street bridge lights
In a letter to the Service Board City Electrician Dar Ton condemns the Liberty street bridge as unsafe for lamp lighters and requests the viaduct be blocked and lighting discontinued. He notes burned and rotted plank walk sections preventing safe access and the board forwards the letter to the City Engineer with authority to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
City Electrician
Dar- Ton
Pisctrician
Green Township Harvest Home Festival At Cheviot
The forty ninth annual Green Township Harvest Home Festival at Cheviot features a program with prayer by Rev. Jacob Conzett, welcome address by Hon. Lewis W. Irwin, and musical and literary selections alongside usual exhibits. Officers listed include Dr. John G. Williams as President, Edward C. Reemelin as First Vice President and Corresponding Secretary, John Weber as Second Vice President, George L. Weaver as Recording Secretary, and William King as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Green Township Harvest Home Association
Cheviot
Jacob Conzett
Lewis W. Irwin
John G. Williams
Edward C. Reemelin
John Weber
George L. Weaver
William King
Fires Cause Little Loss in Small Blazes
A fire in the cellar of Mrs. Jane Batchley at 1115 Chapel Street called out Engine Company No 23. The blaze started from an unknown cause and caused minor damage. Fire of unknown origin also did 100 dollars damage in the cellar of George F. Sharp’s home at 115 West Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Batchley
Chapel Street
Engine Company No
George F. Sharp
Ninth Street
Court Colors Salvation Army Case With Temp Restraining Order
Common Pleas Judge Pfleger denied a full injunction to stop the Salvation Army from purchasing the Bohm homestead for a maternity hospital and girls' industrial home but granted a temporary restraint on using the property for moral and religious training of women of questionable character until a nuisance question can be ruled. The bond was set at 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Pfleger
Aaron A. Ferris
Salvation Army
Bohm
Auburn Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Ferris
Rufus B. Smith
Agron Ferris
William Thorndyke
Alfred Mack
Thorndyke
Rehearing Sought in Distillers Case Over Imitation Whisky Rule
Attorneys Hough and Maxwell filed with Judge Thompson for a rehearing of the case on labeling whisky made from neutral spirits as Imitation Whisky. They argue vital points were not raised earlier and may alter the decision. Additional authorities and chemists’ affidavits will be presented if granted. Judge Thompson took the request under advisement, with a ruling due today or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Thompson
Wiley
Internal Revenue Department
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Eagle Tailoring Company Goes Into Insolvency
The Eagle Tailoring Company at No Hulbert Block Sixth and Vine streets assigned to Harlow W. Farrell in the Insolvency Court. Assets estimated at 1350 dollars and liabilities at 2200 dollars. Dull business cited as cause. Louis J. Dolle represents the assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Tailoring Company
Divorce Suit Alleges Husband Pawned Wedding Presents
Mary H. Gregory filed for divorce from Robert M. Gregory yesterday alleging neglect and failure to provide. They wed in New York City in October, 189%, and lived with her father for eight years after marriage. Shortly after their union, her husband allegedly began to misuse property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Gregory
Robert M. Gregory
New York City
Wife Receives Henry Hibben Estate In Evanston Will
Henry A Hibben left his Trimble avenue home and furnishings to his wife and all stock in the John H Hibben Dry Goods Co as well as his cash. Lena Kirkpatrick’s personal estate was appraised at 1220 dollars. Marie Mayer’s will directs payment of debts and equal residue to all children. Applications to administer estates filed for Robert Patterson 2000 dollars Bernard Dunhoft 450 dollars Lenora L M Loth 2000 dollars Elizabeth Voegelen 2000 dollars Amelia Weil 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Hibben
Trimble Avenue
Evanston
John H. Hibben
E. T. Brown
Robert Patterson
Lillie Dunhoft
Bernard Dunhoft
Lenora L. M. Loth
Elizabeth Voegelen
A. J. Weil
Amelia Weil
City urged to raise rent for Harrison Avenue Viaduct
Street Railway Committees of the Business Men's Club and allied groups report after reviewing the issue that the city should receive more than 1500 dollars annually from the traction company for use of the Harrison Avenue Viaduct. The company cites 44275.68 dollars needed to lay tracks and poles and future costs for route changes and renewals. Joint committees insist the city deserves at least double the proposed rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railway
Business Men’s Club, Associated Organizations
Federated Improvement Associations
Afl
Traction Company
Harrison Avenue
Harrison
Spring Grove Avenues
State Street
Coopers Debate Prohibition and Union Reforms at Convention
National convention delegates from cooperage unions report distress over prohibition impacts on their craft. A resolution condemning laws aimed at personal liberty passes unanimously. A death benefit fund is planned and a committee will draft plans. Unions will work with pure food officials to ban second hand barrels and unions will cease lodge room ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Coopers
Lehnert
Union No. 30
The
International Union
Klausman promises to pay debts and return to business
W. D. Klausman returns to town and pledges to pay every cent owed plus 6 percent interest once he is on his feet. He blames daily runs of 30000 to 50000 dollars for the failure and says there was no money left in the treasury when he left. He visited the lakes and West Baden and plans to enter the Cincinnati brokerage business soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Klausman
Lakes
West Baden
Cincinnati
City Hall Notes Highlight Local Appointments and Debates
Dr. Robert Nohr of Fort Wayne Ind will be appointed as one of three extra physical training teachers for the public schools. The court granted continuances to Saturday in the dairy slop-feed case. Bert Doyle's workhouse pardon was approved. Former City Auditor Culkins criticized use of the Town Hall by Hyde Park. Greek dances face scrutiny as schools weigh movement instruction and stage behavior concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nohr
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Pardon Board
Board of Public Service
Bert Doyle
Culkins
Service Board
Hyde Park
Carl Ziegler
Building boom planned along Riddle road this fall
Riddle road Clifton to see a building boom with Harvuot Bros purchasing land from Thomas I Wayne to develop moderate priced dwellings. Clifton View Subdivision plans immediate subdivision of twelve acres for market. Architect Pfeiffer designs a 2 1 2 story brick house for F W Schierland costing 7500. Mas Apfelberger leases 908 Vine street for three years at 1620.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riddle Road
Clifton
Harvuot Bros
Thomas I. Wayne
Clifton View
Mas Apfelberger
Vine Street
Real Estate Transfers in Madisonville and Pendleton Districts
Real estate transfers and mortgages reported including multiple lot deeds in Norwood Lot 48 Idlewild and McMillan street Pendleton, moving to Josephine Moore Eva Park and others. Transfers involve Clement W Gest John A Houser George Mayer Anna Tangeman Isabella Dewar Louise Kasener and others with assorted parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mathers
Clement
W. Gest
Norwood
Idlewild Syndicate
Aha
Tobrooke Et al
Josephine
Golden Louis Cormuelle
Madisonville
George. A. Mayer
Sophia L. Geler
William M. Berger
Hattie M. Berger
Linwood Land Company
Aahond McGregor Avenue
Mary “Walker
Pendleton
Leon K. Moore
Josephine Moore
Germania B. A
Louise Kasener
George A Mayer
Anna L. Tangeman
McMillan Street
Bishop’s
Lovgeland
Isabella Dewar
Johanna Byrne
SUA Iron
Celia Ene Sepearces Gussio’ Vastine
Bertrand, Ader
Hunt and
Hunt Street
Elizabeth Noell
Charles
Amelia Jon
Ancien
Josephine Kittel
Snyder Alley
John Sullivan
Mas Apfelberger
Vine Street
John
Kestner
Emma Wald
Della
M. Valentiner
Kate Duerr
Thomas €. McGrath
Emma Nieman
Sity Avenue
Parcs
Euclid
Foon
Dais
J. J. Sitley
Terrace
Park Wewsahd
Catherine B. Nurre
EC Bernard
Civescweget Ees Vale Elizabeth
Vinestreet
Gertien Erhardt, Jr
John E
Wulf
Hamil- Tot
Robert J
Tak Sranek
Drain- Schneider
Elsmere
Ancerere
Beeeseenee
August
Joseph
Mary
Missing insurance man faces embezzlement charges in court
D S Johnson of Westchester Fire Insurance Company swore out a warrant charging embezzlement of 2393.89 against E C Harding who has not been heard from since being located in Detroit at the Metropole Hotel under the alias EB C Hart. United States Casualty Company seeks 783.50 with similar action in Magistrate Tibbles' court and Hugh Robinson as special agent investigates. Attorney Thomas Darby represents United States Casualty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Harding
D.S. Johnson
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
Squire Smedes
Harding
United States Casualty Company
Tibbles
Thomas Darby
Hugh Robinson
Detroit
Metropole Hotel
EB. C. Hart
Four Arrested in Wine Heist at Isidor Klein Co.
Detectives Burkholz and MHueftlein nabbed four youths in an alley behind 10 East Seventh Street on a charge of stealing two wine bottles from Isidor Klein & Co.'s winehouse at 7 East Court Street. Suspects listed include Harvey Althof of 685 Channing Street, Otto Kleiman of Ada Street, Howard Beitman of Ninth Street near Vine, and Robert Symmes from the Columbia Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkholz
Mhueftlein
East Seventh Street
Isidor Klein & Co
East Court Street
Harvey Althof
Channing Street
Otto Kleiman
Ada Street
Howard, Beitman
Ninth Street
Vine
Robert Symmes
Columbia Hotel
Mortgage Cancellations and Transfers Listed in Local Ledger
A historical ledger notes numerous mortgage cancellations and assignments. Names include Henry Von Hagel Jr, Weber, Joseph Benz, Adam Alt, T Wagner, Aug Bauerlein, John Annewehr, H B Struble, Katie Von Phul, and institutions St Bernard Building & Loan, Supreme L & B Co, Cincinnati Savings, Teutonia Lodge, Mt Adams B Co, and Burnet Woods B & S Co. Amounts range from 500 to 5 000, with several entries for transfers to Spring Garden L. & Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bears Ruehrwein
Adolph C
Henry “von Hazel
St. Bernard Progressioa B
L. ‘Ab Co
Mary Meier
William. Broderick
Shen John A. House
Adams B., Cox
Adee Ai
Henry von Hagel, Jr
St. Bernard
Pany
Bauerlein
Rosa Appel
John Annewehr
Mt. Adams B. Co
H. B. Struble
Lion L. & B. Co
Katie J. von Phul
Cincinnati Savings
Also Mentioned on This Page
Directoire
West Room
Rae
Che Hims & Doepke Co
Opera Suedes
Lisle
Joe Lisle
Isle
Sycamore Street
the Alms & Doepke Co
Walnut Hills
Bell Telephone CO
Vine ST
Workhouse
City Institution
Baby
Green Township
Mary E. Williams
John Street
Bauer Avenue
Cincinnati Traction Company
C. W. Merrill
Common Pleas Court
John Kennedy
James Crafton
Tor
Maiden Lane
New York
Dry Goods Commission
Plaintiff
Broadway
Fourth Street
Edwards Ritchie
Doris C. Baker
Clifford Hewitt Baker
Hewitt Bake
Doris Cohn
Joseph L. Adler
Frances E. Craven
James Albert Craven
Bolsinger, Kapp & Fennel
United States Court
Wiborg-Hanna
Southern Lumber Company
Wiborg-Hanna Company
Charles T. Greve
Roettinger and Gorman
Alfred Brown
Stock Yards Bank
William Brown
Merchants’ National
Louis Pochat
Market National
William Albert
Second National
Wiborg- Hanna Company
Charles E.campbell
East Second Street
Newport
John Muhlenkamp
United States
Campbell
Pennsylvania Depot
Birch Rohrer
Dayton
Bultman Company
William H. Whittaker
Whittaker
Probate Court
Henry Hibben
Coopers
Klausman
City Hall Notes
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E. C. Burt
Maryland Casualty CO
Skiff & CO
Commercial Tribune Building
Youghiogheny
W. H. Brown
Front
Lawrence Sts
Harvuot Brothers
Philip Pfeiffer
Carthage Pike
F. W. Schierland
Nicholas P. Smith
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Smith
Harruot Bros
Thomas L. Wayne
Feldman Avenue
Bosch
the Special Motor Vehicle Co
East Fourth Street
Ate Waller
Kley B. & Is Co
Fred Pfeiffer
Homestead S. & L
Clara L. Sawyer
Aie Bk ‘8
Wei Mulcahy
Voles B
Westwood Cars
Gohan & Harris Minstrels
George Evans
QQ HoneyBoys
America
Holcombe
Wormwood’s
Lyman H. Howe
COLUMBIA _ MATINEE DAILY
Gus Edwards
Arthur Conrad
Madcaps
Boweer, Hinkle & Co
Josselin
Armstrong & Verne
Amy Stanley
Picks
Burt Earle
Paul la Croix
Moving Pictures
Columbia
George Ade
Yorke
Adams
Island
Fred
Eople
Luton
Taft
Bryan
Roosevelt
Warfield
Belasco
Lew
Fields
Geo. McManus
Panhandle
Pete Wilson
Pete
Winderman
Fra Hayes
Anna
Laure Davis
the Whistler
Barlow
Minstrels
Bath
Chester
Ing Beach
Smith & Nixon Or
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