Collusion Charge in Note Suit Toward Creditors
In a common pleas action begun last June, Burton P. Hollister as administrator of Charles E. Howard’s estate sues Raymond L. Collings D A Trapp and Channing W Richards for $1 000 plus interest on a note due September 1906. Dollings and Trapp answer alleging they were misled and that laches bars recovery and that Richards’ services fulfilled the obligation. Attorneys Archer and Osler represent the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton” P. Hollister
Charles 8. Howard
Common Pleas Court
Raymond L. Collings
D. A. Trapp
Channing “W." Richards
Channing W. Richards
Howard
Dollings
Trapp
Richards
Nicaragua
Hollister
Collings and Trapp
Collings and
Archer & Osler
Church Plans Christmas Bazaar
Members of the Seventh Presbyterian church on Madison Road East Walnut Hills will hold a Christmas fair on Thursday and Friday December 10 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Madison Road
East Walnut Hills
Release Follows Arrest in Grand Rapids Dispatch
A Grand Rapids North Dakota dispatch reports Eli Oppenheimer of Cincinnati was arrested there and released following the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
N. D
Eli Oppenheimer
Cincinnati
Oppen
Cuticura Regimen Claims Soundness After Three Sets
Readers report improved skin and overall health after completing three full sets of the Cuticura treatment. Experts advise following label directions and consulting a physician for persistent issues.
Dispute Over Bill Ends in Immediate Release at Local Office
A man involved in a customer billing dispute was released moments after being taken into custody at a local office. The incident stemmed from a quarrel over payment, and no further action was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heimer
Elmwood Place Bazaar To Benefit Presbyterian Aid
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid of Elmwood Place holds a bazaar and supper December 11 and 12 in its rooms at Walnut and Maine avenues Elmwood Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Elmwood Place
Walnut and
Maine Avenues
West Held Under Cloud After Magistrate Murder Charge
Walter West charged with killing former Magistrate Singleton of Newport Kentucky found semiconscious in his cell last night. Jail physician Fred suspects West attempted suicide by swallowing soap to end his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter West
Singleton
Newport
Fred
West
Warren Brother seeks interest on retained funds
Warren Brother a Boston bitulithic payer asked the board of public service yesterday to compute interest on its retained money so the company can collect it through its general counsel J. M. Head when he arrives in Cincinnati around December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Brother
Boston
Bitulithic Payers
Board of Public Service Yesterdy
J. M. Head
Cincinnati
Bonds at Panama issue fail to attract investors
Panama government plans to issue 2 percent bonds but city investors show little interest. Subtreasury officials report ten days of readiness to provide information, yet no inquiries have been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Improvement Cost for Glen Way Avenue Reported
City Engineer Landmaker reports total cost of improving Glen Way avenue from the west line of Section 36 to the corporation line as 126374.42 dollars. Kirchner Construction Company completed the project per the public service board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Way Avenue
Storrs Township
Board of Public Service
Landmaker
Kirchner Construction Company
Three Men Perish From Charcoal Fumes In Hopper
Three roustabouts were found dead from suffocation in an abandoned coal hopper by the river bank near Ludlow street yesterday morning. The victims were David Reed Pittsburg William Smith and John Lewis Chattanooga. They had lit a charcoal fire for supper and the fumes killed them during the night. One man burned as he rolled onto the fire. The bodies were taken to the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow Street
David Reed
Pittsburg
Wiliam Smith
Chattanooga
John Lewis
Asia
SAYS SEWER FLOODS LAND IN GLENMARY AVENUE
Adah W. Tuller acting through attorney W N Tuller asks the board of public service to inspect a sewer on Glenmary avenue between Warsaw and Wilder streets. Inlets are clogged and a road rise forces sewer water onto her property and J E Flannerys. The board referred the matter to Superintendent Hiller. The assistant city engineer reported on F D Jamesons Wellington place complaint that a new sewer in a ravine north of Wellington is being installed and will serve well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adah W. Tuller
W.N. Tuller
Board of Public Service
Glenmary Avenue
Warsaw Avenue
Wilder Street
J. E. Flannery
Hiller
Adolph G. Wulff
F. D. Jameson
Wellington Place
Christmas Shopping Advice for Early Day Shoppers
A message urges readers to begin their Christmas shopping early and shop in the morning to aid the holiday season for workers serving the public and those who help others during the season.
Recruiting Officer Leaves Navy Station
United States naval recruiting station in a major city lost an long serving staff member yesterday after eight years on shore and sea. The veteran, one of the oldest on the staff, was honored with a farewell message for his service before departing to welcome new recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Naval
Big City
Aavanneh
Wanan
Welcomie
Waterworks faces 1909 deficit of about forty six thousand dollars
figures by President Laidlaw show 1909 revenue at about 1 030 000 a decrease of 30 000 from 1908. expenditures drop 66 049.95 but interest and sinking fund rises 66 049.95 pushing total deficit to 46 413.75 plus 23 500 extraordinary costs totaling 79 463.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laidlaw
Board of Public Service
Alumnae Ask Aid At Cincinnati University Meeting
Members of the Cincinnati University Alumnae association held a business and social meeting and decided to make it an annual affair. Mr. Minor, head of the University settlement, spoke on his work and appealed for assistance. An invitation was accepted to meet the university’s senior class in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati University
Gold Coin Supply Low Amid Demand for New Coins
Demand for the new gold coins continues to pour in on Assistant United States Treasurer Bosworth at the sub treas ury. Mint authorities have not sent further shipments to this part of the country but promise an abundance soon and in time for Christmas distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bosworth
Howevr
Former Wyoming Man In Ottawa Hospital Recovery
Bernard Ransom formerly of Wyoming now of Toronto Canada is in St Luke's hospital Ottawa recovering from appendicitis. He is connected with the pe e branch of Ault Witorg company and was taken ill while en route from Toronto to Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Ransom
Wyoming
Toronto
Canada
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ottawa
Mr. Ransom
Pee
Ault’ & Witorg Company
Norwood Cincinnati to discuss fixed water price contract
Norwood and Cincinnati boards of public service will meet soon to open negotiations for a water contract. Norwood seeks a fixed price for water in case its system breaks down, following a recent outage when Cincinnati supplied water for all purposes. A prior contract only covers fire use. Cincinnati favors supplying all needs but prefers a formal contract to prevent future disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Cincinnati Boards of Public Service
Cincinnati
Board of Public Service
Yeatman Lodge to Meet for William Cholnen N. L. Abraham Funeral
Yedatman Lodge No 162 F and A M members will meet at Yeatman Temple on Friday evening to arrange the funeral for the late brother William Cholnen N. L. Abraham. W M CDW Runk Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yedatman Lodge NO
A. M
Yeatman Temple
William Cholnen N. L. Abraham
W. M. Cdw
Runk
Masonic Excelsior Lodge 369 Special Meeting Tonight
Masonic Excelsior Lodge No. 369 F and A M holds a special meeting this evening at 7:30 o clock led by Worshipful Master Edwd H Eiderwelle.
Obituary Notices and Funeral Details from Local Papers
Multiple obituary notices list names Michael Hogan Katherine Korz, Joseph Malone John Rempe Bertha Thiem with their ages and funeral details. Entries include residence addresses, dates December 1 to December 4, church services at Blessed Sacrament St Lawrence Cathedral the Church of the Assumption crematory chapel and Mount Healthy, with mass times and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence's Church
Malone
Joseph D. Malone
Catherine Malone
Tully
Laure
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Louisville
Rempe
John
Louisa Rempe
New Vierling
Cresap Avenue
Chapel of the Crematory
Fragmented Tuberculosis and Medical Notices Across City
A garbled list reports patient names ages and hospitals or addresses with medical conditions such as tuberculosis and acute myocardial insufficiency. Some entries mention inquests or pending determinations, with multiple street addresses and institutions like St Mary's and Cincinnati hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markowski
Edward
Cutter McReeg
Catherine
Fratz
St. Mary's Hospital
Purcell Avenue
Rebholz
Christ Hospital
Clark Street
RRIB
West
Ninth Street
Ulmon Renner
Lucille Girtrude
Weber Street
Jmomeslice
John
Longworth Sdeveil
Con Manuel
Event Hospital
Peene West Court Street
Tillie
Cincinnati Hospital
Kresker
Coaee
Gertrude
Maton
Sor Sonn T D
Laurel Street
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Merchang
Merry Toyland
Santa
Claus
Toy Store
Morris
The
Alms & Doepke Co
Robert Clarke Company
Government Square
Department of Fancy Stationery
C. W. Richards
E. J. Thomison
Logi Station
Bernard Ransom Jean
Canadian Hospital
Grand Senses
Charieg
Barnsley Crash
Russia
Cosmu
Masonic
Florida
Queen & Crescent
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Cuba
Hlosida
Chas. W. Zhu, D P. A
N. W. Cor
Chicago
Pacific Coast
W. G. Knittle
Ingalie Bidge
Obie
New
Chamber OF Commerce
Harbors Congress
VIA
Washington
Raleigh
Robt. J
Hotels and Resorts
Havlin
Saashta
Rae
Heen
Prac Banana Saan
Atlantic City, N. J
Galen Hall Hotel and Sanators
Atlantic City
N.Y
F. L. Young
Closson
Fourth St
Henry R.eet Eee
Hamilton County
Ohio
IDA S&s. Krenning
Tmutual
Lea
Ifth
Deo
Dea
Ocean Steamers
Aor Kleer
Win SL. Pee
Bremen
Win
Alf
Principal Steamship
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