Control Battle Over Licking Coal and Iron Company
A temporary injunction bars Droege brothers and allies from voting 2488 shares at the Licking Coal and Iron annual meeting while Emil Pollak Gustav Hilb and Mersman seek control in a pending antitrust case. The Covington mill, old in the region, faces reelection amid complex trust arrangements and creditor protections. The case proceeds Monday for merits. The Westinghouse suit with A T Thresher ends in compromise. The Big Four Railroad faces penalty claims over safety violations.
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Emil Pollak
Gustav H. Hilb
Stricker & Johnson
D. Rouse
United States
Cochran
Maysville
John .C. Droege
Fred J. Droege
William J. Droege
Licking Coal and Iron Company
Droege Brothers
Gustav H. Hiller
John H. Mersman
Droeges
Pollak
Hilb
Mersman
Covington
Licking
I. Droege & Sons ‘Foundry Company
I. Droege & Sons Coal Company
W. A. Clark Furnace Company
Alleghanies
Messrs. Droege
Farmers and Traders’ National Bank
McPherson
Westinghouse Company
A. A. Thresher
Big Four Railroad
Government Case Against American Tobacco Company Set for Trial
The government moves toward trial in the antitrust case against American Tobacco Company as Judge Thompson delays a ruling in the injunction matter due to illness. Depositions for the government’s case begin Monday at 10 AM with Assistant Examiner Reynolds arriving to take testimony in New York courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco Company
Thompson
American Abacco
Eynolds
New York
Probate Court Records Name Davis Estate Appraisal Values
The probate court notes the late William Henry Davis a retired pork packer and real estate broker left a personal estate appraised at 335873.68 dollars including bank stocks and railroad investments. Additional bequests include Mary Harlow's gifts to her sons and grandchildren and several small estates listed for administration.
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William Henry Davis
First National Bank
Third National Bank
Corn Exchange Bank
New York
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards
Cincinnati Street Railway
Cincinnati & Pittsburg Railway
Columbus & Xenia Railway
Dayton & Michigan Railway
Little Miami Railway
New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway
Grand Hotel
Niles Tool Works
Globe-Wernicke
Pacific and Atlantic, Telegraph
Eureka Insurance
Merchant and Manufacturers
National Insurance
St. Louis Transfer Company
Equitable Gas Company
Henry Roos
Mary Harlow
Thomas Harlow
John Harlow
Mary
Blanche
Effel Harlow
Michael
Bridget Riley
Mastern Avenue
Gladstone Avenue
Mary Lyons
Kenton Street
Testatrix
Thomas
John
John H. Macke
Mary Anne Macke
Joseph Matre
Barbara Jacobs
Mary F. Delaney
John J. Delaney
Catherine Vierling
Charles M. Peck
Frank C. Barbions
Anna Klick
Joseph Eitzger
Gertrude Naber
Anne Winkel
Jennie Cook
Bernard Naber
Cyrus Addison
Eva May Addison
Tailor Sentenced to Six Years in Workhouse
James H. Smith a 44 year old tailor was found sane by the Probate Court after a lunacy writ case involving maltreatment of 11 year old Follard. Juvenile Judge Caddwell sentenced him to one year in the Workhouse and a $4000 fine, likely to be served as about six years due to lack of funds. Smith is married and resided on Modte street.
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James H. Smith
Follard
Caddwell
Smith
Modte Street
Superior Court Dockets Include Oil Sale Dispute and Assault Suit
Multiple actions filed in the Superior Court center on property and injuries. The National Label Company sues Standard Oil over Walnut street offices claiming improper sale and seeks injunction and restoration of fixtures. Other suits involve assault claims against saloon owners, injuries from streetcars, and damages alleged by plaintiffs against Cincinnati Traction and Ott Medicine Company. Receivers and financial adjustments touch Cohn Brothers & Co. and corporate partners amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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Henry P. Karch
Jacob Pittner
Edward Branigan
Julius Payton
Eighth
Vine Streets
Thomas L. Michie
L. H. Pummil
National Label Company
Oil Company
Louis B. Sawyer
Label Company
Emma Twenhofel
Cincinnati Traction Company
Liberty
Sycamore Streets
C. Bayless
Gertrude Helmrichsdorf
George V. Ott
Jacobina Ott
George V. Ott Medicine Company
E. C. Pooley
Fannie Abbott
Mary Parker
John
John C. Roge
Powel Crosley
John Coppy
Cincinnati “Rattion Company
H. P. Karch
Louis Krehn
Bernie Mihalovitch
Mihalovitch-Fletcher Company
Cohn Brothers & Co
Pearl and Race Dity
Ernst
Alfred M. Cohen
Theodore Cohn
Alias
Emil
Receivers Appointed for Clothing Firm Assets and Liabilities
Fred M. Cohen, a receiver, notes assets valued at $150,000 and liabilities at $75,000. The clothing firm that spawned the present operation was founded thirty three years ago. The receivers' bonds were set at $50,000 by Superior Judge Hoffheimer, and each appointee qualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Cohen
Hoffheimer
Milliner appeals fine for feathers sale
Harry Appel the Milliner of Fourth Street appeals the $50 fine imposed by Squire Armstrong for exposing for sale the feathers of certain wild birds. Frank Seinsheimer attorney. Abraham Williams sues Charles Derrickson for building six inches onto his lot on Maple Avenue Lockland seeking removal and compensation, from 1888 to present. John J Wolfe attorney. Executors file petition to determine if sale of the late artist Leon Van Loo estate is needed to pay residuary legatees under his will. Moulinier Bettman Hunt attorneys.
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Harry Appel
Fourth Street
Squire Armstrong
Common Pleas Court
Frank Seinsheimer
Abraham Williams
Charles Derrickson
Maple Avenue
Lockland
John J
Wolfe
Leon van Loo
Moulinier
Bettman & Hunt
Decision Removes Cloud From Walnut Hills Title
Circuit Court affirms Common Pleas ruling removing cloud on title to Walnut Hills lots once part of Parke F. Kemper estate. Conden cannot claim against innocent purchasers as mortgage lien is resolved. Separate cases dissolve injunction on partition in Rapid Electrotype building and uphold strike of attachment in Edwards Manufacturing vs Ashland Mill suit.
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Walnut Hills
Parke F. Kemper
Circuit Court
Judgment of
Common Pleas
Judge Hunt
Kemper
Apollo Building and Loan Company
T. J. Conden
Conden
Commercial Tribune Building Company
Rapid Electrotype Company
Edwards Manufacturing Company
Ashland Mill Company
Common Pleas Court
Divorce Court Records Reveal Multiple Suits and Allegations
Former defendant turned plaintiff Angel Afanader seeks a divorce and child custody amid charges of infidelity heavy drinking and a 1907 asylum confinement. Other filings include Susana Blum alleging cruelty and improper support, Frederick Morford abuse claims, Edward Cooke gross neglect, John Neil cruelty and absence, and Siro Lomonoco gross neglect.
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Angel Afanader
Precision Tool and Developing Company
Ftote
Touraine
Longview
Afanader
Charles 8
Sparks
Ida Morford
Frederick Morford
Stanley Struble
Edward R. Cooke
Margaret L. Cooke
W. A. Rinckhoff
Mary R. Neil
John James Neil
O’connell
Change in naturalization day to first Monday set
The naturalization ceremony day changes from the last Monday of each month to the first Monday with effect March 2. Judge Sater will replace Judge Thompson in the Federal Court tomorrow until Judge Thompson recovers.
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United States
Judge Sater
Judge Thompson
Thompson
Station Keeper Must Retire Soon
Chief Millikin announces the retirement of Chris Haller, a long‑time station house keeper in the Eighth District. The joke of Haller’s impending retirement ends as the lieutenant in charge of the district submits the retirement request due to his declining eyesight.
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Chris Haller
Millikin
Haller
Board of Public Safety
California Without Change In New Pullman Sleeping Cars
California travel by wide vestibuled ordinary sleeping cars leaving Cincinnati Tuesdays at 6 p m via Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso and Los Angeles to San Francisco. Rates half of regular sleepers. See agents B and O W Illinois Central or Southern Pacific or write C H Wiseman D P A Joseph Biggs D P A or W H Connor General Agent.
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New Pullman
Cincinnati
Louisville
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ilinois Central Railroad
Southern Pacific
C. H. Wiseman
Joseph Biggs
W. H. Connor
Sunset Expres
Texas
Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
California
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Licking Company
Gustav H.hilb
Droege Bros
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Florida Resorts
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Virginia Hot Springs
Natural Bridge
Richmond
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A. L. Ellett
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F. D. Bush
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Special ON Records
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Imperial Records
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Race and Arcade
NEW York Central
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Grand Central Depot
New Ork
Ticket Office
Fourth and Vine
Southern Pacific Co
Havana
Proteus
Chalmette
Meen Avenue
Fred P. Muhlhauser
Allen Bidg
James Storey
M. W._ Knapp
Bessie Standley
Meredith G. Standley
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
God's Bible School and Missionary Training Home
God’s Bible School and Missionary Training Home
Wikia
Frank
Mper
God's Bible School
the Commercial Tribune
W.G .G.woodmansee Piano Co
West Fourth Street
DR. L. Dolle
Hulbert Bldg
Vine Ste
Dow’s
Bighon Pioneer Steam Carpet Cleaning CO
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