Whisky trade spurs growth as Dublin whiskeymen visit Cincinnati
Ed S Stokes of Louisville reports the whiskey business remains strong with expectations of record production next year and rising foreign demand. State Engineer Perkins discusses canal wall extensions funded by a 60000 dollar appropriation while detailing progress and future bids. Several travelers and local officials are noted at Gibson House and Grand Hotel, with social and political remarks from figures including Harry Daugherty and various international visitors.
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Louisville
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Harry M. Daugherty
Washington D. H
Eee
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Union
New York
Pennsylvania
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Queen Guy Avenue
Aloh
Sororities Initiate Members Amid Canvassing Ban
Freshmen girls' basketball teams met in a contest with the Blues prevailing 9 to 2. Sororities prepare initiation ceremonies for Gamma Betas V C P and Tri Deltas, with pledges announced and ban on aggressive canvassing in place.
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Tri Deltas
Gamma Betas
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Business Men’s Club
Amy Swartz
Alice Willey
Edna Walton
Edith Hill
Helen Stein
No Receiver Sought for Avondale Syndicate Land
Judge Rufus B. Smith yesterday declined to appoint a receiver for the Mt es and Avondale Syndicate. Trustees Meyers and others faced claims of negligence tied to about 335,000 in alleged losses from lot sales. Meyers resigned. R S Fulton named to replace him. Assets roughly 85,000 and liabilities 85,000. Judge to rule on motions to confirm lots sales and the master report.
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Rufus B
Montreal Promise Amid Wilderness Love Escape
In a colonial lodge, Mary Connynge entangles Lt. Raoul de Ligny with a plea for help amid captivity. He vows protection and hints at a plan to reach Montreal as their fragile bond strains under pressure from Sir Arthur and a treacherous past.
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St. ‘Lawrence
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Voila
Mary Connynge
Troquoie
Mary- Connynge
de ‘Ligny
de Ligny
Madame
Quebec
John Law
Montreal
Law
Sir Arthur
Arthur
Catharine
Mary Connmaynge
John Vittly
Hell
Bank depositor sues over forged checks in Superior Court
Miss Alice Hay of West Sixth Street sues for 495 dollars after two Union Savings Bank checks allegedly forged by employee Adam Baer. Hay says passbook stolen. bank claims liability ended by passbook conditions. Case heard yesterday with bankers watching. attorneys include D Thew Wright and John D. De Witt for Hay, and C. K. Shunck for the bank.
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Ferris
Superior Court
Alice Hay
West Sixth Street
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Adam Baer
Miss Hay
Baer
Union Savings Bank
C. K. Shunck
Mies Hay
D. Thew Wright
John D. de Witt
Montgomeryshire siblings sue will executors over legacies
Edward Humphreys and sister in law Catherine Humphreys of Montgomeryshire Wales sue Robert Owen and William H Jones as trustees and executors of Mary R Griffiths will In Common Pleas Court alleging failure to pay legacies from estate valued at about 800 dollars and misappropriation of household goods They seek accounting and asset distribution Attorneys Hosea Knight Jones represent the Humphreys
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Catherine Humphreys
Montgomeryshire
Wales
Great Britain
Common Pleas Court
Robert Owen
William H. Jones
Mary _R. Griffiths
Lane Seminary
Walnut Hills
Owen
Jones
Hosea, Knight & Jones
Humphreys
Curtis and Wife Appeal Jurisdiction Over Second Attachment
The case from Squire Winkler's court follows M B Curtis and wife of the Samuel of Posen Company appealing to Common Pleas via Harry Hess. They challenge jurisdiction for a second attachment as Mrs Curtis and trunks were in Covington beyond the court's reach. The suit, by five actors and actresses for unpaid salaries, notes Mrs Curtis currently in New Orleans and trunks missing from the Gibson House after the first attachment.
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M. “B. Curtis
Samuel of Posen Company
Common Pleas Court
Squire Winkler
Harry Hess
Curtis
Curtises
New Orleans
Sudden Deaths Reported From Heart Disease in City
Coroner Schwab was notified of four sudden deaths with three caused by heart failure and one by old age. Bernard Fallon 76 of 730 Whittier Av Avondale died while sweeping snow. death due to heart failure with paralysis. George W Mathas 517 Klotter Ave daughter Margaret 2 months old died of heart failure. Louis Marchand 82 of 709 Galvert St found in cellar. death due to exhaustion from old age. Albert Monroe driver 427 West Court St died at home. heart failure.
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Bernard Fallon
Whittier Street
Avondale
George W. Mathas
Klotter Avenue
Margaret
Louis Louis Marchand
Galvert Street
Marchand
San Domingo
Albert Monroe
West Court Street
Connelly Sues for Divorce and Custody Over Drunken Habits
James Connelly filed suit yesterday for divorce from Ann Connelly alleging habitual drunkenness and neglect of home and seven children born of their 1381 marriage. He claims she mortgaged furniture to obtain money for liquor and seeks custody of the children through attorney John P. Ryan.
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James Connelly
Ann Connelly
Connelly
John P. Ryan
Will of Frank Unnewehr Offered for Probate
The will of Frank Unnewehr a former cigar box maker was offered for probate in the Probate Court yesterday. His estate, estimated at 200000 dollars, is to be divided among his five children and his widow. George Unnewehr is bequeathed his father's interests in the Cincinnati Veneer Company Cincinnati Cigar Box Lumber Company and Frank Unnewehr Co Minor. bequests are made to three brothers and the children of a deceased sister.
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Frank Unnewehr
Unnewehr
George Unnewehr
Cincinnati Veneer Company
Cincinnati Cigar Box Lumber Company
Frank Annewehr & Co
Evanston residents push for more marshal duties
In Evanston Northeast Highlands residents urge Mayor Woods to have Marshal William Fagin clean sidewalks and sweep crossings after snow, using the village snowplow. Woods declines, saying a regular street cleaner should be employed instead as Fagin already works all night and serves various notices.
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Evanston
William Fagin
Woods
Fagin
Madisonville Marble Man Robbed by Footpad
Arthur White, known as the marble man, was robbed by a lone thief under the East End Brides while returning home late at night. He was relieved of some small change.
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Arthur White
East End
Judge Nippert Sets Court Hours For Miscellaneous Business
Judge Nippert announced in Probate Court that his hours for transacting miscellaneous business will be from 9 to 10 a.m. He will not attend to such matters after that. He imposed the rule to curb interruptions from lawyers arriving at all hours.
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Nippert
New Law Firm Gordon Granger De Witt Formed
A new law partnership named Gordon Granger De Witt emerges with Harry L Gordon Walter L Granger and John D De Witt. They occupy office space in the Union Trust Building and bring prior affiliations from Yoraker Outcast Granger Prior. The move is described as a promising venture.
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Harry
L. Gordon
Walter
L. Granger
John D. de Witt
Gordon, Granger
de Witt
Yoraker, Outcast, Granger & Prior
Rigger Hurt by Falling Charge Beam at Norwood Plant
Daniel Hurley, 52, of 108 Waterstreet, employed by C. G. Scoot, was knocked down yesterday morning at the Bullock electrical plant in Norwood when a charge beam fell on him. He was taken to a hospital after going unconscious at 321 East Third Street. a skull fracture is suspected.
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Daniel Hurley
Waterstreet
C. G. Scoot
Bullock Electrical Plant
Norwood
East Third Street
Dyspepsia Relief Claim for Hood's Sarsaparilla
Distress after eating belching and nausea between meals are symptoms of dyspepsia. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla always cures these issues.
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Hood
Change Directors Defer Appointment Plains for Staircase Change
A corporate notice states directors defer appointment as plans shift to alter a staircase project. No further details provided.
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Plains
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