Court hears defense in De Castellane custody suit
In Paris the Princess De Sagan's advocates condemn Count Boni De Castellane's bid for custody of his three children as driven by jealousy and feud. M. Julemier argues De Sagan would improve the children's lives and attacks Castellane's motives and alleged actions. George Gould's trustee counters, seeking to keep the children with Princess De Sagan and the Gould family protections.
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PaRis
Palace of Justice
M. ‘Julemier
Princess de Bagan
Count Boni de Castellane
Princess de Lagan
Anna Gould
Count de Castellane
M. Bonnet
Prince de Sagan
M. Julemier
Castellane
Sagan
Malakoff
de Castellane
de Sagan
Gould
M. de Sagan
M. de Castellane
Mr. Julemier
Prince Houriza
de Castellano
Buenos Ayres
Miss Gould
George Gould
M. Rous- Set
George J. Gould
Princess de Sagan
M. Rousset
Rousset
Prince Helle de Sagan
Nobel Prizes Awarded in Stockholm
Nobel prizes were announced in Stockholm with five fields cited. Literature goes to Prof. Rudolf Bucken of Jena University for writings on philosophy. Physics to Prof. Gabriel Lippmann of the University of Paris. Chemistry to Prof. Ernest Rutherford of Manchester. Medicine shared by Dr. Paul Ehrlich of Berlin and Prof. Elie Metchnikoff of the Pasteur Institute in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Rudolf Bucken
Jena University
Gabriel Lippman
University of Paris
Ernest Rutherford
Physical Laboratory
University of Manchester
England
Paul Ehrlich
Berlin
Elie Metch
Nikoff
Pasteur Institute
Paris
State rests in Hazel case Toledo Ohio
The state rests its case in the trial of 17 year old Harvey Hazel charged with murdering his mother in January. The defense will start presenting evidence tomorrow morning. The prosecution argues the killing occurred during a robbery. the death penalty remains the possible outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Harvey Hazel
Butt
Cincinnati Girl Wedded in Hamilton Ceremony
Milton dispatch reports Louis Hess Covington Kentucky and Miss Kathryn Mike of Cincinnati were married in Hamilton in the afternoon. The ceremony was conducted by a local officiant. The couple plans residence in Covington and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Woodke
Louis Hess
Covington
Ruler's Funeral A Barbaric Show
The body of Kuang Hsu, late emperor of China, was moved from the Forbidden City to Coal Hill mortuary for in state burial. The procession drew 6 000 mourners and 4 000 soldiers with 10 000 lurkers lining the route as foreigners were allowed to view for the first time. Sacrifices were made and personal effects incinerated. post mortem costs are estimated at about six million taels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Kuang- Hsu
China
Forbidden City
Coal Hill
Prince Chun
Imperial City
Yehonala
Kuang Hsu
Board of Finance
Board of Rights
Davis Murder Verdict Deliberations End Without Verdict
The jury in Charles Edward Davis's murder trial of Dr. Frederick Austin began deliberations at seven o clock and remained unable to reach a verdict, being taken to their hotel for the night in Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
Charles Edward Davis
Frederick Austin
German ambassador to United States receives audience with Emperor
Count Von Berns toff, newly named German ambassador to the United States, was received by Emperor William I and lunched with him. He carries a private message for President Roosevelt. The ambassador and his wife and daughter sail for New York on the Amerika December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Bernstoff
Germany
United States
William
Roosevelt
New York
Amerika
Sable Squirrel Ad Promises Quality at Low Price
McAlpin advertises a Sable Squirrel product described as beautifully blended and superbly lined with a large pillow muff and double skin Phow. The notice cites the price of 13.75 and notes a reason of overloading the Fulther.
Fashionable satin lined coats offered at sale price
The manufacturer overproduced coats and priced them to clear stock. Black Caracal coats are available for 19.75 after being offered elsewhere at 30.00. They feature full dress length, semi-fitted cut, satin lining, high standing collar, and braided cuffs, described as a stunning model.
Treasury Secretary Cortelyou Reports on 1908 Finances
The annual treasury report shows a shift from 1907 with a cash balance of 272 million dollars. Public deposits peaked in 1907 and declined through 1908 as the monetary stock rose by 263 million. Per capita circulation stands at about 34.72 dollars with gold at 45.95 percent. debt fell from 934.9 million to 897.5 million. The report notes 6,827 banks active, 1,878 closed, 469 insolvent, and 16.96 million ounces of silver purchased for coinage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
New York City
National Bank
Ibsen
Congress
Monetary Commission
Thief Wanted Here for 800 Dollar Jewelry Theft
Information from yesterday links William Moore at a Chattanooga jail to a December 5 burglary at 1828 Fairfax Avenue in Cincinnati. Dr. H. H. Ficks’s residence was entered while the family was away and jewelry valued at 800 dollars was stolen. A breast pin with the name Alma Ficks was found on Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moore
Chattanooga
H. H. Ficks
Fairfax Avenue
Cincinnati
Moore
Alma Ficks
Pope Receives Gold Medal From St Louis Exposition
Archbishop Glennon of St Louis met the pope in private audience and presented the gold medal coined by the American government for heads of state who attended the St Louis exposition. The pope accepted it with expressions of great pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Glennon
St. Louis
Fire Captain Suspended Over Charges In City
Fire Chief Archibald informs Mayor Markbreit that Captain P. L. Schraffenberger of Fire Engine Company No. 11 is suspended on charges of being drunk on duty and of conduct unbecoming an officer. He will appear before the mayor at 11 o'clock to answer accusations of striking a citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald
Markbreit
P. L. Schraffenberger
Fire Engine Company No. 11
Schraffenberger
Anser
Former Doctor A Confessed Crook
Police seized Dr John Engliss of New York a former physician with several prison terms for forgery He admitted swindling a New York bank of 9000 and circulating bogus paper in Columbus Ohio He said he came to steal 900 from a local brewer and was captured with two Lexingon men in a rooming house Chief Crawford noted his calm demeanor and imposing appearance with a past practice in New York.
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Stevenson
Jekyll
Hyde
John Engliss
New York
Columbus
Dr. Engliss
Pfing and Hueftlein
Third
Ludlow
John Brown
Ernest Coyle
Lexington
Auburn
Graham
Paris
Ohio Penitentiary
G. B. Mazier
Crawford
Englis
Engliss
Warrants Issued for Cincinnati Merchants for Sunday Violations
Warrants were issued in Mayor Diller's court at Addyston for twenty four Cincinnati butchers and grocers who allegedly kept their shops open last Sunday in violation of the law. affidavits by detectives list the named merchants and their streets.
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Addyston
Lyle Street
H. Fudrach
Armory
Linn
J. A. Rilea
Hopkins Street
Mrs. B. Baysdorfer
West Liberty Street
C. Kattes
Wade Street
M. Thinnes
Henry Hippe
Broadway
C. Migerle
Freeman Avenue
J. C. Dennis
East Eighth Street
L. Maza
Three youths escape from Lancaster reformatory
Search is underway for three boys who escaped from Lancaster reformatory Monday night. One is a Cincinnati youth, William Frank, 18, of 262 McMicken avenue. They wore laborers' garments and were mistaken for workers as they left. They were tracked to Circleville, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Reformatory
Circleville, O
William Frank
McMicken Avenue
Herancourt Heirs May Contest Will
Probate court faces challenge to the will of Mrs Barbara Herancourt widow of George M Herancourt brewer The document earmarks 1000 brewery shares to St Peters church and hundreds more to various orphan asylums but heirs claim she held only a life interest with remainder to be divided among the decedent s children grandchildren and others in a prior will dispute Pending Monday probate session and related prior estate provisions are noted with mention of Lillie Herancourt the decedent s daughter and wife of Judge elect Gorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Herancourt
George M. Herancourt
St. Peter's Church
Main Street
Common Pleas
Gorman
Lillie
A. Louis, Vecourt
George Herancourt
Edwarerancourt
Robert Herancourt
Lillie Herancourt
Testator
George
Alphonso
Christina Heuck
Public service boards refuse Manss travel expense
The boards would not pay Manss's $78.75 expense claim for a Minneapolis meeting of the National Park Superintendents association. Rodgers’s bill was returned to cover only Minneapolis trip costs. City Auditor had refused payment though City Solicitor Ballard reportedly says Manss's claim is legal.
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Boards of Public Service
Manss
Minneapolis
National Park Superintendents’ Association
Rodgers
Kansas City
St. Louis
Board of Public Service
Ballard
Reinhardt Charged With Petit Larceny in Downtown Store
Mrs. Augusta Reinhardt forty three of 414 Arch Street was arrested by Detectives Crim and Ruhfers in a Fifth Street five and ten cent store after officers observed her taking small items from a counter. A large bundle contained fifty five articles worth only a few dollars and she was released on bond.
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Augusta Reinhardt
Arch Street
Crim and
Ruthiers
Fifth Street
Advertisers' Club Hosts Color Photography Exhibit
The Advertisers' club met last evening at Burnet house for an exhibition of Lumiere process color photographs applied to American advertising. The show featured stereopticon views, progressive proofs, and finished magazine pages. Henry H. Sayler of Country Life in America spoke on Color Photography Color Printing and Color Advertising. A club supper preceded the exhibit and lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Burnet House
Candle Kindled Fire At Lombardy Building Elevator
A lighted candle placed at the bottom of the Lombardy building elevator shaft at 322 West Fourth street yesterday morning caused a blaze that spread up the shaft and halted elevator service. Tenants, many half dressed, fled downstairs as flames damaged oil on the shaft sides and the incident caused about $100 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombardy
West Fourth Street
Driver Delivery Wages Cut in Email Notice
A brief internal email outlines shortened take home pay by two cans for drivers handling end delivery tasks. It notes reduced hourly compensation and impacts on driver earnings.
Merchants Report Diamond Soap Window Vandalism
Police on the north side of Fifth Street received calls about show windows damaged with diamond shaped marks and strange hieroglyphics. Officers found owners and staff amused by the prank as soap rather than diamond was used. several firms Browning King Co Harte Lanfersick W M Hind Adolph Klein noted as targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth
Plum
Race Streets
Browning, King & Co
Harte & Lanfersick
W. M. Hind
Adolph Klein
Eichelberger
Institute Plans Ready for New Ohio Mechanics Building
John Shearer heads the Ohio Mechanics Institute as floor plans for the new building are finalized. The 143000 square feet include 75 classrooms plus an auditorium dressings rooms offices gym and corridors. The current faculty of 30 will grow with the project and about 5000 pupils are expected in coming years. Christmas vacation runs from December 18 to January 4 1909 and the seniors will hold a dance Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shearer
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Ing
Shearer
Best Morning Shopping Hours for Fast Service
From 8 30 to 12 in the morning the best hours for shopping as service is quickest and orders can be packed during the day saving much night work
Oakley Club Considers Building New Headquarters
Newly elected Oakley Business Men's club officers set up committees on streetcar service postoffice station public affairs publicity and sociability. A special panel will study the feasibility of erecting a new club building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Business Men's Club
North Hyde Park Club
Oakley Welfare Association
Postofrica
Fires At River Thieves Claim Flatboat Theft
Harry Reab, 84 River Road West Covington, reported to Cincinnati police that two men stole his flatboat used to ferry people across the Ohio River at the foot of Freeman Avenue. Reab fired several shots, but the thieves escaped. The suspects resemble men reported to have escaped from Moscow jail earlier.
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Harry Reab
River Road
West Covington
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Freeman Avenue
Reab
Moscow
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Pai
Eddie Cudaey
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AMNG
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Omaha
Kaiser
Slys
Sable
McAlpin
Secretary of ‘Treasury
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Pope
Pontiff
Footo By
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