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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1908
Page
11
The sale offers merchandise of the highest quality from regular stocks. It clears out wardrobes twice a year and includes furs sets muff s and scarfs of every kind and length at reductions of 15 25 33 and 50 percent.
Mrs M W Knapp Bessie Standley and Rev M G Standley trustees of Gods Bible School and Missionary Training Home file in common pleas court to set aside an order for election of trustees and to dismiss the action over the school affairs The trustees report total indebtedness of 21712 82 since Jan 1 1908 and say 12000 in contributions will meet it They argue the court administered trust harms their leadership and provokes distrust Attorneys John W Peck and W A Hicks filed the application.
An indictment for perjury against Dr. J. D. Wakefield, a Loveland physician, was sustained by Judge Parrott in Batavia. The case stems from H. Rodenfels's suit against the Baltimore & Ohio railroad for injuries to his wife, in which Wakefield's testimony is alleged to be perjurious. Rodenfels plans further indictments against others who testified in the first hearing of the damage suit.
Sam Kaplan age 24 runs a general store at Ittabena Mississippi and Gertrude Kahn daughter of Vine Street merchant wed yesterday noon in Magistrate John Marshall's office. The bridegroom buys in Cincinnati and met two years ago on a buying trip. Parental objections prompted a quick license and Judge Smedes performed the ceremony.
City Solicitor Ballard will present an opinion to the board of public service today on the protest by Gano Wright Tilden French and others against paying their assessment for oiling. He will also rule on Hazen company claim for the city to pay a 1769 bond premium linked to the new branch hospital construction.
An executive committee meeting of the Taft club in Cincinnati outlines parade duties and committees as Democrats wrestle with patronage. Discontent grows over appointments by Harmon allies, with Hunt and Weybrecht names sparking debate about county influence and future club status.
Harry F. Woods president of Chatfield & Woods asks police to find the thief who took a tan suit case from an Hyde Park express wagon at Sixth and Maifi streets. Valued at 200, the contents included a full dress suit three shirts patent leather shoes a cutaway coat a fancy vest gear pins cuff links shirt studs and a toilet set for a Cincinnati Country club social event.
Walter West pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing of Squire Sifgieton of Newport during a panel game on Richmond street in August 1907. Judge Pfleger sentenced West to the reformatory after consideration. Grace Billingsly, the room’s occupant, was mentioned in connection with the incident and defense discussions.
A court panel admitted fourteen new citizens during the Unit on Special Examiner process. Two-thirds passed the oath test. seven were rejected. Among names listed are Elizabeth Dombourajian, Edward F. White, Isaiah Marcus, Jacob Lowenthall, Rudolph Schmidt, Henry Buch, Christian Storz, Herman Messenger, John Speer, Joseph Schaefer, Frank Sehinke, Nikolaus Yung, Fred Kneipp, and Arthur B. Hilgrove whose case hinged on a minor declaration requirement.
Gigg Meat Inspector Winnes condemned 2100 pounds of turkey in Cincinnati on Monday as part of a broader ban on spoiled poultry. Dr. Brown said storage poultry poses the greatest risk and that the overall meat supply remains good despite the issue.
Walter Forster and Albert Hauser pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Judge Pfleger's court to bucket shop activities as correspondents for Bultman. They were fined 260 dollars, paid in full, marking seven guilty pleas in this bucket shop prosecution led by Prosecutor Rulison.
Silas McMillan of Loogootee asks the mayor for the address of Been Sollee or heirs if Geller is dead. The writer says Geller had a Loogootee brother who recently died leaving valuable property and no heirs, with courts seeking a claimant.
A court clerk named Frank was injured yesterday morning at Soontaine while descending stairs. He reportedly sprained a ankle and received first aid. his condition is described as stable and he will be off work for a few weeks.
Mount Echo property action reported as the city solicitor Taylor Greenwald or Greenwald authorizing a voucher process. The vague letter references a transferral or acknowledgment of property related vouchers and city involvement.
Ohio Lincoln Centenary committee formed by Governor Harris selects Captain E R Monfort as chairman and General George A Harman as secretary. The group aims to promote the centenary in February, form local committees, and assist the National Lincoln Farm association’s effort to convert the Hodgenville farm into a national park with a memorial building.
The residence of W A Clark at Burns near Mills avenue Wyoming burned yesterday afternoon. The village clerk 1g Clark was reportedly in the building with his sister Mrs Frederic McCoy a widow on the second floor when the fire started from a defective flue. Lockland fire department was called for aid and the blaze was extinguished with about 1500 dollars in losses.
A man identified as Frank cacke kels, 34, of Perry Street, was held to the grand jury yesterday on suspicion in connection with a burglary. The case involves losses around $1,000.
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