Castilian Count Denounces Insinuations In Custody Case
The case of Count Boni De Castellane seeks custody of his three children for his mother the Marquise De Castellane. The count renounced a $60 000 annual allowance and urged custody citing alleged misdeeds by Princess De Sagan and George Gould. M Clemenceau spoke for the princess as the hearing concluded with the court adjourning for the prosecutor’s conclusions.
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Boni de Castel
Marquise de Castellane
M. Bonnet
Princess de Sagan
George Gould
de Castellano
Goulds
de Sagans
de Castellane
Malakoff Palace
Chateau Marias
Roe Gould
Gould
Crawford D. Humbert
Prince de Sagan
M. Clemenceau
Miss Gould
Count de Castellane
Prince Helie de Sagan
Truth and Quality Appeal to Well Informed Readers
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a valued laxative. It emphasizes natural action, gentle cleansing, and lack of debilitating after effects, claiming ingredients are physician approved and urging purchase of genuine products from Pic press distributed drug outlets.
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physici.Inc
Ufiebune
Albatrni Pic Press
Agi
English Heiress to Wed Westinghouse Jr in Private Ceremony
Evelyn Violet Brocklebank, famed as the prettiest and wealthiest English heiress, will marry George Westinghouse Jr. on Saturday. The couple met in America when she toured the Westinghouse plant and was shown around by the inventor’s son in workman garb. The wedding is to be private.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Dec
Evelyn Violet
Brocklebank
England
George Westinghouse, Jr
Westinghouse
America
Herculean Effort for Santa Fund at Lyric Theater
The Santa Claus fund benefit at the Lyric Theater in Cincinnati aims to raise tickets sold far short of the $1800 target, with about $200 moved so far. Chamber leaders and volunteers organize baskets for 1200 families, planning 12 tables each with 100 baskets to include staple groceries for Christmas Eve distribution at Music Hall.
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Lyric Theater
Santa Claus Fund
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas P. Egan
Sig ' Freiberg
W.W. A. Bennett
Michael Ryan
Charles Lewis
Henry M. Rubel
Salvation Army
Music Hall
Ori Bank Closed After Deed of Assignment in Napoleon
Toledo Ohio December 16 The Citizens State Bank at Napoleon filed a deed of assignment after a directors meeting and stockholder talks Assignee is D D Donovan The failure is blamed on overloans by Cashier Groll to Judge Michael Donnelly president of Ohio German Fire Insurance Company The loans allegedly lacked official approval The bank with 71000 capital 21000 surplus holds 835000 in deposits Officers included President S M Heller Vice President F Roesing Cashier J D Groll Assistant Cashier C F Bargman
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Citizens’ State Bank
Napoleon
D. D. Donovan
Groll
Michael Donnelly
Ohio German Fire Insurance Company
Donnelly
S. M. Heller
F. Roesing
J.D. Groll
C. F. Bargman
Park Board Discusses New Cincinnati Park Plans
George B. Kessler outlined informal talks with the newly appointed park commission regarding the layout of the new parks. He said likely no material changes to the original plans and will meet the commission this afternoon. Aust hosted Kessler and the commissioners at luncheon at the Queen City club before Kessler departs for Indianapolis to outline a park system similar to Cincinnati’s.
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George B. Kessler
E. nyFpose
Kessler
L. ‘A. Aust
Park Commission
Queen City ‘Club
Indianapolis
Ind
Cincinnati
New England Bank Closes After 85 000 Defalcation
The First National Bank of Somersworth New Hampshire closed after a shortage of 85 000 was found cashier Fred H Varney confessed to misappropriation. Varney pleaded not guilty at a hearing and posted 10 000 bail for a March federal court appearance. Bank Examiner Bean named temporary receiver.
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New England
Somersworth
N. H
First National Bank
Fred H. Varney
Tebbetts
Varney
United States
Hodgman
United States District Court
Portsmouth
Bean
Wilson Charged With Murder in Boas Poison Letter Case
Walter Wilson, linked to Harry J. Boas, was charged by a coroner's jury with Boas's murder after Boas died from stomach powders mailed to him. Forensic handwriting expert Theodore Kytka testified the letter containing the poison resembled Wilson's writing, asserting authorship.
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San Francisco
Wilson
May end Star receivership in Indianapolis
John C. Shaffer of Chicago has petitioned to terminate the receivership of The Star Publishing Co after purchasing Daniel G. Ried holdings. A Dec. 28 hearing date is set, with Shaffer noting a Dec. 3 purchase of Ried assets including The Star Publishing Co bonds and Indianapolis Star stock.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John C. Shaffer
Chicago
Daniel G. Ried
New York
Star Publishing Company
Anderson
Ring
Mr. Shaffer
Mr Ried
Ster Publishing Company
Indianapolis Star Company
Mineworkers Strike Halts Charleston Paint Creek Jobs
In Charleston West Virginia on December 16 striking miners obeyed a district strike order from United Mineworkers of America official Ben Davis. About 2 060 men in fourteen active mines in the Paint Creek area failed to report to work this morning amid a broad labor stoppage.
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Charleston
W.va
Ben Davis
United Mineworkers of America
Paint Creek
Official Obtains Warrant for Preston Megman Arrest
Matthew Nelson, superintendent of the Smoke Abatement League, obtained a warrant for the arrest of Preston Megman on a charge of violating the smoke ordinance. The A. H. Pugh Spring Company faced court and was to answer the charge previously.
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Matthew Nelson
Duplicate key thief hits Cincinnati residences
A duplicate key thief was abroad in Cincinnati yesterday. He entered Ross Ferman's residence at 328 Richmond street and took a woman's coat valued at $5. He also took a watch from Clara Eller horst at 09 Elm street worth $20 and a hat worth $8. Bart Weiner at 642 West Fifth street lost an overcoat. Elizabeth Grieschen of 3811 Mount Vernon avenue Hyde Park was deprived of her purse containing $7 and a rosary from a Fifth street store yesterday.
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Cincinnati
Ross Ferman
Richmond Street
Clara ‘Ellerhorst
Elm Street
Bart Weiner
West Fifth Street
Fifth Street
Elizabeth Grieschen
Mount Mernon Avenue
Hyde ' Park
West End Grocers Freed After Sunday Law Warrants
Four West End grocers Edward Wagner Ben Altevers Peter Witzenbacher and Charles Blandau were arrested on warrants issued to the Retail Clerks association for violating the Sunday law. Mayor Diller dismissed the cases after hearings at Addyston, with Kapp and Foster representing the defendants. The arrests followed several days of legal action.
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Edward ,Wagner
Ben Altevers
Peter Witzenbacher
Charles Blandau
West End
Retail Clerks’ Association
Diller
Addyston
Kapp & Foster
Traffic Men Meet to Discuss Interchange of Traffic
A group of traffic men from railroads north and south of the Ohio held a private meeting at Sinton afternoon to discuss interchange of traffic and to seek mutual advantage. The discussion touched on routes into Cincinnati and the handling of incoming trains.
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Ohio
Sinton
Cranks Auto Breaks Arm Incident Reported
An incident involving an 18 year old at 48 Rockdale Avenue was reported yesterday. The youth was injured while operating a machine during a study session on chauffeur management theory. Police and officials stated the event occurred as part of a school activity and is under investigation.
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George Baliwin
Rockdale
Ie Yapeor
Roosevelt Letter Sparks African Expedition Request
Theodore Roosevelt asks the American Museum of Natural History to fund field naturalists and taxidermists for an Africa expedition to collect specimens for the national museum. A board of regents accepts his proposal and notes the June 20 1908 letter from the president.
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Walsett
Africa
Mombassa
German East Africa
Uganda
Nile
Tidewater
Anis
Waitlong
National Museum Wold
National Museum
National’ Museum
Uit
Theodore. Roosevelt
E. Roosey
Roosevelt summons Ohioan to White House meeting
Boston Journal reports Ferdinand Van Dyke Blair a Harvard senior from Georgetown Ohio has been summoned to the White House by President Roosevelt for an appointment next Tuesday. Blair declines to discuss the nature of the meeting.
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Roosevelt
Ohioan
Boston
Boston Journal
Ferdinand van Dyke’ Blair
Harvard
White House
Blair
Thesenior
Georgetown
Hargis Trial Delayed by Key Witnesses Absence
Special Dispatch from Irvine Kentucky reports Judge Adams postponed the Beach Hargis murder trial to tomorrow due to defense claims that important witnesses are absent. The courtroom drew crowds from Breathitt County and Ea Callahan, once a top lieutenant, said he will work for the defense.
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Commercial Tribune
Irvine
Adams
Beach Hargis
James Hargis
Breathitt
Ea Callahan
Hargis
Railroad Plans Change for Overhead Crossing in City
Louisville and Nashville railroad changes its plan to build an overhead crossing over Front Butter and Plum streets, with a sixty foot span at Walnut and a new full width span at Vine removing street piers. Merchants along Front street are advised wide openings will be provided for heavy traffic to the levee and express approval from business men, while council opposition is not expected.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Front, Butter and
Plum Streets
Walnut Street
Vine’ Street
Front Street
Iri Council
Snatching Attempt In Police Officer’s Family Area Reported
An apparent purse snatching attempt occurred near a police officer’s home involving a youth who tried to seize a pocketbook held by Mari Peter Gifténada, wife of the officer. The incident prompted a brief pursuit but details remain unclear and the suspect fled.
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Peter Gifténada
Hucild Nye
Thornton Haig Declared Leader in Yacht Club Tragedy
Report notes movements of participants in a yacht club tragedy with reference to witnesses and iron figures, continuing from the first page of coverage.
Court hears testimony in float shooting case on Philippine ties
Witnesses describe a chaotic scene on the float near the dock. Captain Hains fired under a sail as the assault unfolded, with Annis and Thornton Hains involved. Justice Crane rebuked defense and prosecution as adjournment was set for the next day.
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Annis
Andréws
Thornton
Stephens
McIntyre Find
Andrews
Crane
Wluror- Iins
Feigtetophior Jardin
Port
Jer Y
Sunaay
McIntyre
Andrrews
Claudia Hains
Philippines
White
Thornton Hains
Roberts
Witners
Atinia
Thornton J. Hains
Plumbers Honor Prizes at First Euchre and Hop
The Master Plumbers association held the season’s first euchre and hop at Meidel’s hall with members wives and daughters and many manufacturers and jobbers in attendance. Vera Murphy won the first prize in euchre while a group of women and men received prizes. a late evening dance extended the festivities near midnight.
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Cincinnati Association
Euchre
Edward H. Morgan
Vera Murphy
W. J. Gwynn
A. H. Miller
B. Froesch
Hilbert
E. Niesen
E. Moesta
Botley
Stella Schneiders
A. Jerome’ Murphy
J. A
Clifford Schlemmer
J. D. Sullivan
G. Walterman, Jr
John Hoffman
Moore Held on Grand Larceny Charge in Jewelry Theft
Detective Sweeney returned from Chattanooga with William Moore a 21 year old cook from Vincennes Indiana. Moore is charged with grand larceny for stealing jewelry valued at 600 dollars from Alma Ficks superintendent of German in the public schools. A diamond sunburst bearing Alma Ficks name was found in Moore's possession. He offered to reveal where other jewelry was hidden.
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Sweeney
Chattanooga
William Moore
Vincennes
Ind
Hebh Ficks
Moore
Alma Ficks
Archdiocese mulls reopening seminary near Norwood Heights
Archdiocese leader Bishop Moeller weighs reopening the preparatory seminary after a two year closure. The plan links the seminary with the big seminary, with potential move to Norwood Heights pending candidate numbers and upcoming ordinations.
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Arch+sbishop Moeller
Norwood Heights
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