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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1908

Page

7

Dry Petition Filed Under Jones Local Option Law

A dry petition is filed in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court under the Jones Local Option Law. The list of signatories covers Hyde Park residents and area workers including Abraham N and Arthur B Angbrandt among many others.

JONES Common Pleas Court Hamilton County Ohio Hyde Park

Divorce Awards and Alimony Rulings Highlight Court Session

Superior Judge orders Florence A. OLeary to pay $6 weekly alimony while Anne Dempsey OLeary’s divorce case proceeds. Other filings include Edith McCombs and Emil Herlinger alimony orders, Cruelty findings for Edna Hurst, and two additional divorces with alimony actions and fault claims against spouses.

Anne Dempsey O'Leary Dempsey Florence A. O'Leary Minnie McCombs Samuel McCombs James B. Swing Emil Herlinger Alyina Edna Hurst Edward Hurst Katie Fidler William Fidler Thomas H. Darcy Cora M. Collins Charles D. Collins Chester R. Shook William R. Hegeman Florence Tegamm

Superior Court Sets Aside Judgment in Injury Case

The Superior Court in general term yesterday set aside the $2,500 verdict against the Cincinnati Bung Bush Company for Bernard J. Korte Jr. The court found the worker was employed by the American Bung Company at the time of the accident and that the two firms are distinct corporations. The trial court erred in not directing a verdict for the Bung Bush Company. Other judgments were affirmed or modified including damages against Cincinnati Traction Company and Interurban Railway, an appraisal of furnishings at Havlin Hotel, and assignment of Ryan Lumber Company to a creditors' trustee.

Bernard J. Korte, Jr Cincinnati Bung Bush Company American Bung Company Separte Cincinnati Bung-Bush Company T. S. Michie A. C. Fricke Albert, Bettinger and Robertson & Buchwalter Chatfield & Woods Cincinnati Traction Company J. W. O’hara J. W. Heintzman Traction Company Norris Broadus Interurban Railway and Terminal Company Hastérn ‘Avenue T. S. Miehié Frank Dinsmore Prilla Roling Central Avenue William E. Cohan Malcolm C. McCassey Charles S. Sparks Newton Jones Shillito Reading Road John C. Rogers Hoffheimer Charles G. Roth C. B. Ratterman A.B. Meader Havlin Hotel

Common Pleas Court Restraints On Pipe Works NearWall

Judge Woodmansee restrains Union Gas and Electric from breaking through a retaining wall to John F. Elliott’s property at Eighth street and the C H D tracks. Pipes cannot run through the cellar until issue heard. Maxwell Ramsey for plaintiff. Also several suits filed including J D Hasemeyer claiming $599 24 against Louis G Hummel and Murphy v Ryan over alleged injuries with motions to strike irrelevant matter.

John F. Elliott Eighth Street Cincinnati Panel Company Woodmansee Union Gas and Electric Company Maxwell & Ramsey Charles F. Kramer John C. Rogers Powell Crosley Louis G. Hummel J. D. Hasemeyer Daniel W. Murphy John J. Ryan Cogan &Williams Ryan Murphy

Big Four Sued for Death of Switchman in Ivorydale

Edgar W. Cist as administrator of Charles Rhoerbaugh filed a $10,000 damages suit against the Big Four Railroad Company over Rhoerbaugh s death in Ivorydale while uncoupling cars. Alleged defective couplers not meeting legal standards cited. Albert Zivnes also sued Cincinnati Traction Company and the Zoo for $7,500 over injuries from a fireworks discharge at the Zoo. S. 8S. Biffle of Ansonia filed bankruptcy petitions with debts of 2293 dollars and modest assets. United States Circuit Court of Appeals adjourned for January. will reconvene February 4.

Edgar W. Cist Charles Rhoerbaugh Big Four Railroad Company Rhoerbaugh Ivorydale Albert Zivnes Cincinnati Traction Company Zoo Biffle Ansonia United States Circuit Court of Appeals Ben

The Perfect Woman Weight Myth Promoted by Artists

A promotional piece asserts an ideal woman’s weight of 26 pounds per foot of height, giving a 5 foot 4 inch woman as 136 pounds 8 ounces and warning against excess. It also advertises a Marmola based laxative recipe claimed to help reduce seven pounds, created at home and labeled harmless.

Santen Golden Wedding Celebrated in Holy Trinity Church

Mr and Mrs Bernard Santen of 712 West Fourth street observed their 75th anniversary with a ceremony at Holy Trinity Church. Their son Rev Herman Santen officiated the mass and remarried the couple. They were born in Hanover Germany and married in Covington in 1847. Archbishop Moeller attended the church services.

Bernard Santen West Fourth Street Holy Trinity Church Herman Santen Mrs. Santen Hanover Germany Cuba New Orleans Cairo Ill Cincinnati Mother of God Covington Santen Fourth Street New Richmond Benjamin Joseph Henry Santen Paris G. H. Rabe J. Nichole Archbishop Moeller

Sentence Suspended for Jacob Cohan in Grand Larceny Case

Jacob Cohan pleaded guilty to grand larceny and receiving stolen goods in a case tied to $1.00 worth of dry goods taken from railroad cars at Ivorydale. Judge Swing suspended a one year penitentiary term on Cohan’s good behavior after he testified for the State and was the sole breadwinner for six children.

Jacob Cohan Ballardy Swing Cohan Max Premack Ivorydale Premack Rujisen

Probate Court Applications To Administer Estates

Applications to administer estates filed in probate court include the $250 estate of William Agnew and the $4,000 estate of Maria Isabelle Stokes. Bequests show spouses inheriting and sole beneficiaries named such as Emma Keck under Jacob Keck. Other estates listed include Kate Wimsey $200 and Johanna Stokes $125 with various applicants.

James Conelly Mary Conelly Sophia Tonnies Henry Tonnies Emma Keck Jacob Keck Mary Sxuessner Edward Kuessner David B. Agnew William Agnew Kate Wimsey Margaret Murphy C. J. McDearmitty

Circuit Court upholds prior verdicts in multiple cases

The court affirms Belle M. Johnson's dismissal for lack of new action after a prior verdict on Browne street damag es. It denies new trial for Joseph Hart's $152 custody case. Mrs Anna Grosse's malicious prosecution suit is dismissed for mulching costs. The Pfleger ruling on Ezra Hill's 1083 dollar judgment and the Lucretia Guth walker case are affirmed.

Belle M. Johnson Browne Street Johnson & Levy Walter DeCamp Herman Roeckers Joseph Hart Anna’ Grosse Benton S. Oppenheimer Grosse Pfleger Ezra Hill Tabitha Meyers Joseph C. Smith W. A. Hicks Meyers Harper & Allen Stanley Matthews Lucretia Guth Kelly & Hauck

Court notes on Globe Laundry insolvency assets

An inventory of the Globe Laundry estate filed in the insolvency court lists total value at 2606.25 dollars. The firm valued assets at 4000 dollars and liabilities at 9000 dollars. offices were on Race street Him street and Sixth street.

Globe Laundry Race’ Street Him Street Sixth Street

New suits filed list of civil actions and defendants

A docket lists numerous civil actions with case numbers against Union Gas and Electric, Charles D Collins, Julius Cantor, Hummel, and others. Several filings seek accounting, injunctions, divorces, partitions, damages, or foreclosures, with a mix of individuals and companies named.

Two New Power Plants Planned In City Pace

The report notes two large concrete fireproof power buildings totaling 750000 square feet, with sites at opposite business center extremes, brokers Smith & Bros refusing to identify buyers or exact locations. Interchange Bureau of the Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange forms rules and will accept membership lists. Doepke leases 8000 square feet on Fourteenth and Plum to Lueckman & Co. for two years at 3600. Murray Hubbard leases apartment in Covington. University Trustees buy Mt Lookout lot adjoining Observatory for 7500. Cincinnati Architects chapter to meet at Burnet House with reports on Education and Applied Arts. Brokers Schottenfels and Erkenbrecher sidelined by grip. Kinney sells Oakley house for 3250. Plans for bungalow by Rieg & Marty. theater talk in Walnut Hills revives real estate chatter. Henry Froehlich purchases Mt. Auburn lot for a mission-style dwelling at 3000. closing lectures at College of Finance set. Cadwalader negotiates 225 foot lease on Flint street for ten years at 100 per front foot. Stormer Co. to improve site.

Aient Cypréssene Lane Grace Avenue Bowman R. B Observatory Avenue Agent Star Union Line Briffon Robert W Meier Avenue Bennett George W Behymer A. L Observatory Place Bardpr George Delta Avenue Barr William B Ferris Avenue Delta Botley Charles L Halpin Avenue Beebe Beckel G. D Burge Charles R., JR Ferris and Tweed Bangs Eli A Isie Baker Bass Herschel’ Avenue Burgess W. C McCormick Road Berning Ben J Monteith Place Brown F. H Observatory Road Brinky Charles A Grace Road Comer Walter Portland Comer & Jordan Comegys Charles G Cramer J. H Dairyman Cunny Alex.d Linwood Avenue Ellison Mgr Queen City Pattern Works Carver J. F Herschel Avenue Crane F. E Columbian School H. L Oakley School Crosby H. A Erie Avenue Daugherty R. A Drake C. W Paxton Road Dreher F. B U. S Ass’t Bureau of Animal Industry Daniel W. H Dowdell J. T Menlo Avenue Doggett W. F Linwood Road Dixon F. M Davis William Linwood Dunham W. E Doche Job DE Ronde Philip Charles L., JR Menteith Avenue Dicangolo Donato Tarber Ehrhardt Charles F Trimmer Evans Morris Owen Observatory Welsh Congregational Church Edwards T. J Teamster G. H Corbett and Emery Harry Bow Street Eberle C. A Frederick C. L Westside Avenue Freyhof G. W Morton Street Forbus John Menlo Fischer Fahnestock L. W Fahndestock Ferris, William Field William H Casper E Ferris F. W Garretson C. E Wasson Road Glenn Omer T Grace Street Green Goodwin Frank First Griest Edwin L First National Bank Henry Groene WM. F Gebhardt V. A Gebhardt Bros A. M Goodfellow Alpx. R Avenue Harry B Cutter Robert Linwood Avnue Gott H. H Bert Grant Hoffman O. P Mt. Lookout M. EB American Collection Company Heitzman B. R Humphries N. Y HALL Hinkle R. H Isham Chas Jones Thos Monteith Avenue Kearns Kohlmeyer Kircher A. J Billison Kling Kramer Henry W Krengel H. C Lent Marcus Lindsey C. F Lingo F. J LEEDS Carpenter Little Lovell Edd H. C. Lindsey & Co H. N W. P Miller Westelde Avenue J. A Southside Avenue Mead Mueller Stettinius Maxwell S. R McDonald Edward Chas, McDonald & Son Co Cincinnati Smelting and Refining Works Morgan Morton Street McFee WM. H McMillan Malloy W. T James J Globe Brass Works Mallin J. D Niles J. L Eastside Avenue QR. B Niewohner Geo. W Osldr G. F Archer & Osler Odgers Thomas Ogden Della Avenue Prickett R. T Pfeiffer John N W. Cor Persons Geo.w Graces Avenue Perkins Porter Ateester Cincinnati Penn J. G Poorman Halpin Vettit Ferris and Corbett Pollock H. T Friceh Mental Cincinnati Theo Low & Spear Phoenix Insurance Co Hartford Conn Noy E Gener Es Ae W Pres Treas Smith & Gush John W. St Delta_ avenue LO Smantie Warner Street John T. Halpin ATE I. W Ian Linwood Elleworth Turner T. W Ora McCormick Troad Tietig Rudolph Tete & & Lee Presis Eee - Corbett Avenue Wilson James Tory Weber Atpin Weston WILEY Wiley & Sons W. M W. C. Wiley & Sons yOneLentlaha Lincoln’ Public School Zettel Ral Ealax Mines Ete Rapp Zette, & Rapp William F. Doepke Lueckman & Co Rusche & Co East Ninth Street Doepke Power Building Fourteenth Plum Streets Nicholas P. Smith Murray Hubbard Thayer Sixth and Greenup Streets Covington College of Finance George W. Cleveland S. M. Cooper R. B.cadwalader Flint Street Freeman Avenue A. Stormer and Company

Union Gas and Electric Co Endorsed by Cincinnati Patron

A Cincinnati user praises Union Gas and Electric Co for natural gas and electric service at the La Salle and Wyoming apartment buildings in Evanston. He notes gas appliances perform cheaply and conveniently, urges a new contract, and highlights low rates, cleanliness, and comfort. The company promotes expert services and asks customers to call M. 167.

Cincinnati Union Gas & Electric Co New Business Department Ohio A. L. Pachoud Union Gas and Electric Service The Union Gas and Electric Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Brewers’ Board OF Trade OF Cincinnati Union Trust Bldg Anne Dempsey O’leary News OF the Judiciary Superior Court United States Court Big Four Criminal Court De _fendant Probate Court Circuit Court Union Gas and Electric Comment J. C. Rogers Powelle Albert F. Snell Julius Cantor Squire Myers F. Seinsheimer Thomas H. Darby Nicholas Schuster Louis G. Hanan Hasemeier & Co Ian G. Hummel Luebbe Sen Toe Maryme Village of Ilen Cobb, Ward & Bai Battista Idaria D. T. Hackett Martin Linz Cathhaus Colon Schott Agreem En Fess Co Ances Secs Prilla Bolling McCosey Nicholas P. Smith & Bros Interchange Bureau Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange Exchange University of Cincinnati Mt. Lookout Edwards Road Kent & Rauthbold Améridean Institute of Architects Burnet House A. O. Bigzner Institute Committee Education R. Tietig Institute Applied Arts and Sciences Jacob Schottenfels Albert Erkenbrecher M. Y. Cooper F. H. Kinney Oakley Avenue Henry Weaver Rieg & Marty J. C. Smith Woodside Place St Clare Avenue Walnut Hills Peebles Corner Henry Froehlich Gilman Street Mt. Auburn William B. Poland McGregor Avenue Nelson Street Auburn Avenue Caroline, Krouse Chas. Harrison Fourth National Bank Pullman Indianapolis Fifth and Walnut Hotels and Resorts Guovely Tampa Bay Tampa Fla Florida West Coast Gulf of Mexico Everglades Seaboard Air Line Railway Atlantic Coast Railway Southern Railway N. O W. C. RI Florida Resorts Ponce Deleon Alcazar Ormon the Breakers Royal Poinciana Royal Palm the Colonial C. L. Dolle Halbert Gth Vine Ste, Tenet Hotel Normandie Washington, D. C McPherson Square WM. Taylor & Son, Inc Tinique Linton New York Grand Convention Hall Pale Et Roth
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