Court Rules Police May Not Detain Accused Beyond Twenty Days
Judge Pfleger ruled the police lacked authority to detain Sulzer and Johnson beyond twenty days after arrest and arraignment, after a habeas corpus challenge. The case involved an anatomy museum exhibit run without a license. the court found police court jurisdiction lapsed after twenty days.
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Pfleger
Emil Sulzer
Clyde Johnson
Court of Common Pleas
Common Pleas
Sulzer
Johnson
Louis P. Pink
Injuries Sought in Car Collision at Longworth and Race
Henry Seniff seeks damages claiming injuries from being struck by an automobile at the intersection of Longworth and Race. The incident is described as occurring in the city area, with details of the collision and resulting harm.
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Sutes
Henry Seniff
Longworth
Divorce Court Sees Allege Desertion to California
Charles Mullins sues for divorce from Hattie M. Mullins alleging desertion after 1883 marriage. He says their five children are grown except Roy 14 and that she fled with him to Los Angeles then forced return to Cincinnati before leaving again for California with their youngest son William H. Schweikert.
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Charles Mullins
Hattie M. Mullins
Roy
Los Angeles
Cal
Cincinnati
California
William H. Schweikert
Jessie Funk
Clinton A. Pummell
Chester R. Shook
Emma Foster
Samuel Foster
Charless. Sparks
Man who smashed mail box sent to grand jury
Ernest L. Chase former Palace Hotel clerk admitted breaking a mailbox at Front and Walnut streets last Wednesday to test money inside Officials believe no intent to steal but he must be bound over to the grand jury bail set at 1000 He is jailed at Troy Urbana Water Works case Judge Thompson rules receiver Robert W Kirby represents creditors and must answer for duties A damage suit by Alice Lakes against C O Railroad Company dismissed by consent after a compromise
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Ernest L. Chase
Palace Hotel
Front
Walnut Streets
United States
Adler
Chase
Troy
Urbana
Water Works Company
Thompson
Robert W. Kirby
Alice Lakes
C. & O. Railroad Company
Court Notes Reflect Small Estate Values and Clinic Visit
The personal estate of Anna Dickerson was appraised at 5564 dollars and William Law at 533 dollars. Margaret Rindfleisch seeks administration of her brother Philip J. Rindfleischs 500 dollar estate. The Brighton Laundry Company assets sold for 647.65 dollars. Clerk Peter Durr will undergo a nose operation at the Jewish Hospital to treat a nasal bone affliction.
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Anna Dickerson
William Law
Margaret Rindfleisch
Philip J. Rindfleisch
Brighton Laundry Company
Peter Durr
Jewish Hospital
Railroads Seen as Key to National Prosperity
A New York banking district observer argues railroads drive business momentum. He traces a chain from railroad lumber purchases to farming, sawmills, suppliers, retailers and manufacturers, concluding railroads’ credit and freight costs govern prosperity and that higher freight could boost overall commerce.
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New York
Taft's Former Teacher Retires After 44 Years Service
Miss Louisa D Horsley longtime public schools instructor retires after forty four years of service. Born 1844 in New York City she moved to Cincinnati in 1850 and educated locally. She began teaching in 1864 at Freeman and Poplar later at Mt Auburn and A Grade Intermediate Department.
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Louisa D. Horsley
Louisa D. ‘Horsley
Miss Horsley
New York City
Cincinnati
Woodward High School
Eighteenth District
Fourteenth District
Freeman and Poplar
Mason D. Parker
E. H. Prichard
Mt. Auburn School
J. J. Marvin
W. E. Orr
Dairymen Face Sanctions Over Slop Feed Stop
Authentic information reached civic authorities that the Fleischmann interests and Union Distilling Co withdrew aid to milkmen after a Police Court ruling. Two large city distillers will stop selling slop feed for dairy cows after September 1. Dairymen were warned and copies of letters were shown to the City Solicitor. The Townsend Milk Company swore an affidavit that no more objectionable milk would be handled. Twenty or so dairymen were arraigned with fines $50 and costs suspended on reform promises. Warrants were issued for more stop feed users as actions proceed.
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Fleischmann
Union Distilling Company
Frertich Bros. Company
Townsend Milk Company
William Thomas
James B. McCafferty
John Krebs
John Kelley
William Patterson
James Patterson
Henry Fennen
Jacob Sachs
Louis Bergmann
Bernard Olding
Mike Reinert
Joseph Reinert
August Kruse
Levy
Harding case tangle with Windsor police ends in arrest attempt
Local officials clash over Harding suspect. Windsor Chief Willis reports arrest of the insurance man but no warrant to hold him. Crawford counters no local warrant. Attorneys Darby and Mente confer with clients as Cincinnati move looms. An officer from Smedes court to fetch Harding departs. Harding plans to return but admits losing nerve.
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Harding
Willis
Windsor
Crawford
United States Casualty Company
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Darby
Mente
Squire Smedes’ Court
New Dancing Academy Opens in Lincoln Club Hall Cincinnati
Messrs Fos and Agnew of Newport Kentucky announce a high class dancing academy in the Lincoln Club Hall at Eighth and Race streets Cincinnati. The hall is handsomely decorated and a new Otto Grau piano has been installed for the forthcoming winter performances.
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Messrs
Fos and
Agnew
Newport@Ky
Lincoln Club Hall
Eighth and
Race Streets
Cincinnati
Otto Grau
California Without Change in New Pullman Sleepers
In new ordinary sleeping cars, wide vestibuled and with modern conveniences, excursions leave Cincinnati each Tuesday at 6 p m via Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso and Los Angeles to San Francisco. Berth rates are half the cost of regular sleepers. Contact B O S W Illinois Central or Southern Pacific or write C H Wiseman D P A Joseph Biggs D P A or W H Connor General Agent.
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New
Pullman
Cincinnati
Louisville
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Illinois Central Railroad
Southern Pacific
C. H. Wiseman
Joseph Biggs
W. H. Connor
Youths Attack Shoe Repairer in Broad Daylight
Louis D. Ehazcyowski, a shoe repairer at 404 West Court Street, was choked and beaten by two youths while a third fled with a customer's shoes. The attackers, who fled after the theft, left the shoemaker injured and seeking to identify the assailants. The customer demands $4 for the stolen property.
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Louis D. Ehazcyowski
West Court Street
Ehazcyowski
Bhazcyowski
Coopers to Kansas City for Union Delegates
The Coopers International Union closed its Cosmopolitan Hall meeting with officers elected led by Andrew C. Hughes of Boston as President and J A Cable of Kansas City as Secretary and Treasurer. Delegates to the AFL were J A Cable and Thomas McManus of Cincinnati. Hughes will attend the brewers convention in Cincinnati next November. The next convention is set for Kansas City next year.
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Coopers’ International Union
Cosmopolitan Hall
Andrew C. Hughes
Boston
P. G. Dawson
Louisville
Henry Hahn
St. Louis
Edward Leinbach
Cincinnati
J. A. Cable
Kansas City
Thomas McManus
American Federation of Labor
Ohio Plant for the Trust Merger Reported
A Youngstown firm may merge Republic Iron and Steel Company with United States Corporation early next year. The report has circulated before but is now stated with certainty that the consolidation will proceed.
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Youngstown
Steel Corporation
Youngstown, O
Republic Iron and Steel Company
United States Corporation
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Alfred Hill
Newbold L. Pierson
College Hill
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Workum & Bowdle
Plaintiff
Dissolve Partnership
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George B. Kent
Kent
Wensley
Hoffman, Bode & LeBlond
Catherine L. Walsh
William L. Walsh
Firemen’s Protective Association
Walsh
Bridget Walsh
M. Muller
Elwood Henrie
Cincinnati Traction Company
T. L. Michie
Anna L. Henry
Cogan & Williams
William O'Keefe
Isaac Bishop
Bishop Rigging Company
Riverside
Morrissey, Hoffman, Bode & le Blond
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