Federal suit seeks $2000 judgment in Chicago brokerage case
The action filed in federal court by Daniel J. Handlin of Chicago names George H. Stapely Mabel Stapely and John A. Payne as defendants in a brokerage business dispute seeking 2000. Separate suits include Alice L. Labes of Norwood filing damages claims of 15000 against the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway after a derailment. Optional injunction actions and receivership filings also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Daniel J. Handlin
Chicago
George H. Stapely
Mabel Stapely
John A. Payne
Alice L. Labes
Norwood
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Farmer Jacob Brown Reported Missing in Amelia City
Police were notified by relatives that Jacob Brown a 27 year old farmer from Amelia Ohio is missing. He left home Wednesday and traveled to this city carrying a gold watch and about 50 dollars in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Brown
Amelia, O
Orphans To Tour Zoo Day Out In City
Over 1,500 children from city orphan asylums will visit the Zoological Gardens on July 23. The traction company provides special cars to transport the children for the day excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Gardens
Traction Company
Fears Enemies Man Taken to City Hospital
Police found 32 year old Michael Fagen at Sixth and Main seeking protection from enemies. He was taken to City Hospital where doctors described his condition as acute dementia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Fagen
Broadway
Sixth
Main Streets
Tailor Arrested in Stolen Goods Case
Morris Schuchmann a tailor of 626 Plum Street was arrested yesterday on charges of receiving stolen goods George Kelly of 235 West Sixth Street alleges Schuchmann bought his suit that had been stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Schuchmann
Plum Street
George Kelly
West Sixth Street
Schuchmann
Gets Farm Hands in the City for South Dakota harvest
185 young men will leave Cincinnati on a special train Monday to harvest South Dakota wheat. The party will be in charge of Charles A. Norton director of the employment department of the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Cincinnati
Charles A. Norton
The
Y. Ac. A
Telegraph Operator Daniel Landager Dies at City Hospital
Daniel G Landager aged 50 telegraph operator residing at 2811 Park Avenue was found unconscious at Gilbert and Weber avenues Wednesday night and died yesterday at City Hospital. Officials say death resulted from natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel G. Landager
Park Avenue
Gilbert and
Weberman Avenues
City Hospital
Arson Charge Tails With John Street Case
Police Court yesterday issued a warrant for Mary Johnson of 413 Harriet Street in connection with an arson arrest against Andrew Campbell of 1340 John Street. Authorities allege the woman set fire to his room on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Campbell
John Street
Mary Johnson
Harriet Street
Archbishop Grants Leave for Father Henry H. Buse's Europe Trip
Archbishop Moeller grants special leave to Rev. Father Henry H. Buse of St. Peter's Cathedral Cincinnati. He sails July 16 for a four months trip to Europe and serves as curate and chaplain to the deaf mutes of the diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moeller
Henry H. Buse
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Europe
Father Buse
Cincinnati
Syrian Temple Representatives to Imperial Council Depart Saturday
Five representatives from the Syrian Temple of Cincinnati will depart Saturday night for the Imperial Council of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in St. Paul. The delegation includes Eugene L. Lewis, William H. Armstrong, Joel C. Clore, Joseph M. Allen and W. B. Melish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrian Temple of
Cincinnati
Imperial Council of Nobles of
Mystic Shrine
St. Paul
Eugene L. Lewis
William H. Armstrong
Joel C. Clore
Joseph M. Allen
W. B. Melish
Warrant Issued for Smoke Ordinance Violation at Water Works
Police Court issued a warrant yesterday for Superintendent Matthew Nelson of the Smoke Abatement League to arrest James Porter, stokers chief at the California Water Works plant, on a charge of violating the city smoke ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Nelson
Smoke Abatement League
James Porter
New Water Works
California
Jap Appears Before Judge In Historic Local arraignment
Tieguma Anaku, arraigned yesterday on assault and battery, became the first Jap to be taken into the local Police Court. Stella Haney of Covington, a Telephone Exchange worker, caused his arrest for striking her in the morning. She did not appear to prosecute and he was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieguma Anaku
Stella Haney
Covington
Miss Haney
Release Homicide Suspect May Return Voluntarily
Detectives Sweeney and Houillion learned that Nick Karlos, now in Greece, was released after being accused of murdering George Boulogouras on Sixth Street last December. The documents arrived too late. Karlos, furious at Mike Katsetos who allegedly blamed him, may return voluntarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney and Houillion
Nick Karlos
Greece
George Boulogouras
Sixth Street
Karlos
Mike Katsetos
Miles Heart Cure Promises Relief For Weak Hearts
Personal testimonial from Lillie Tho of Upper Sand Ohio praising Dr Miles Heart Cure for short breath and palpitations. Claims two years of suffering, improved after using the product, and weight gain noted. Endorses money back guarantee if first bottle fails to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Lillie
S. Upper Sand
Ohio
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart, Ind
Elect Officers in Joint Session at Presbyterian Church
Protestants and Catholics formed a permanent group and chose leaders at a meeting in the Church of the Covenant. Rev. Robert Watson was named Chairman and State Rep Joseph W. Conroy was named Secretary. A follow-up meeting is planned for Monday at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Highth
Elm Streets
Robert Watson
Church of the Covenant
Joseph W. Conroy
Hamilton County
Conroy
Letter Travels At Snails Pace In Tax Payment Mixup
A. L. Hayward of Union Trust Building sought an inquiry with Postmaster Monfort after a long delay in delivering a tax payment. He mailed a June 10 check to the County Treasurer but was billed a penalty of 9.88 dollars for late delivery. He told the Treasurer’s staff he mailed the letter 22 days earlier and will pursue the issue with the postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Hayward
Union Trust Building
Monfort
Hayward
Colored Women Convene at Ohio Federation Meeting
The Ohio State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs opened its annual meeting in Allen Temple with about fifty delegates present. Miss Hallie Q. Brown led remarks, papers were read on the Niagara Movement and kindergarten experiences, and a city welcome was given by Cincinnati officials and local club leaders. Three sessions planned for today include officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Allen Temple
Hallie Q. Brown
Alston
O’bannon
Carrie W. Clifford
Alice Grandison
Calliman
City Federation
Estelle Davis
Citizens of
Cincinnati
Markbreit
Jekak
Miss Crawford
Cece
Annie Laws
Dektart
Hallie Q. ‘Brown
Eight Presidents Elected for Missionary Schools in the South
The Freedmen s Aid Society and Sunday schools along with the Methodist Episcopal Church boards held a two day session at the Methodist Book Concern to split into three heads. Bishop Henry Spellmeyer presided as eight presidents of southern missionary schools were selected including Reverend L M Dunton Orangeburg Washington DC and others in Georgia Louisiana Texas Mississippi Tennessee Florida Arkansas and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedmen’s Aid Society
Board of Education
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Book Concern
Henry Spellmeyer
South
L. M. Dunton
Orangeburg
D. C
W. H. Cragman
Atlanta
John Wier
New Orleans
M. W. Dogan
Marshall
Tex
W. W. Foster
Holly Springs
Miss
J. 8. Hill
Morristown
Tenn
J. T. Docking
Jacksonville
Fla
Jd. M. Cox
Little Rock
Arkansas
Jones visit to Dorothy West Virginia coal mines described
Mr. Harry P. Jones president of Big Hill Coal Company and D. G. Jones secretary of Pittsburg Buffalo Company travel from Pittsburg on the 9 10 train to inspect the Dorothy West Virginia mine. The mine covers 67000 acres on the Coal River extension and aims for 500000 tons per year capacity. Dorothy Splint coal arouses high demand and new pits are planned. The Jones interests control mines across several states and plan further Kentucky land deals after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Jones
Big Hill Coal Company
D. G. Jones
Pittsburg-Buffalo Company
Pittsburg
Dorothy
W. Va
Pittsburg Buffalo Company
Jones Interests
West Virginia
Union Trust Building
Jones
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Big Hill Company
Messrs
D.G
H. P. Jones
Elks Will Hold Funeral for Albert C Schumann
Funeral services for Albert C Schumann will be held in the Elks Temple this afternoon at 2 oclock. Rev Hugo Eiisentohr will preach a short sermon and Exalted Ruler Richardson will read the Elks ritual. Pallbearers are Harry Hunwick Edward Ibold Fred Schlenderman Adolph Gruber Edward Kuehner and Robert Nebray. Interment will be in Spring Grove. Public may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Schumann
Elks’ Temple
Hugo Eiisentohr
Richardson
Elks
Harry Hunwick
Edward Ibold
Fred Schlenderman
Adolph Gruber
Edward Kuehner
Robert Nebray
Spring Grove
River Departures and Ohio River Levels
The Manchester Courier notes the river departures schedule with multiple towns including Louisville and Cincinnati. It reports the Ohio River at Cincinnati standing at 9 feet 3 inches and falling as of yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
River Notices and Departures From Cincinnati Port
Packet movements yesterday included the Greenland to Charles ton Courier to Maysville Madison and City of Louisville to Louisville. Today Courier from Maysville Lizzie Bay from nf and City of Cincinnati from Louisville. Government forecast calls for falling Ohio above Cincinnati and rising at Cincinnati today. Coal fleet near Cinci expected to arrive Friday. Arrivals include City of Cincinnati and Harvester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Courier
Maysville
Kentucky
Madison
City of Louisville
Louisville
Lizzie Bay
City of Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Huntington
Cincinnati
Greene Line
Manchester
Sycamore Street
Main Street
Way Ports
Bis
Pittsburg
Wheeling
The
Bessie Smith
Parkersburg
Lear
Pleasant
City of
Cincinnat Evansville
Memphis
Cape BF
Receiver for Lewis Voigt & Sons Company Resigns
In Common Pleas Court under Ohio gambling statute Attorneys Molloy and Grace brief a suit for Robert B Joplin seeking reimbursement of losses from games of chance with Edward Galther totaling 680 dollars and 117 dollars in jewelry between March 23 and June 23. Margaret Bulmer asks for a receiver for Mutual Burial Association. C Louis Rau resigns as receiver. Edwin J Howard and Alfred Stoehr appointed. Rau’s report shows 74361.68 received and 44647.58 disbursed leaving 29704.06.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Molloy & Grace
Robert B. Joplin
Edward Galther
Margaret Bulmer
Thomas J. Molloy
Mutual Burial Association
Gunther Bros
Molloy
Minnie Layher
Dixon
Colerain Avenues
Fannie M. Hughes
Cincinnati Traction Company
Anthony Theobald
Dayton
Whitman Streets
Prisoner Rejects Life Term After Fatal Police Death
Rosso Levato indicted for killing policeman Carl Petersen faced a life sentence for five minutes yesterday. He pleaded guilty but could not understand English. Judge Swing set aside the sentence and Levato will be tried in October with Italian Consul interpreter Charles Ginocchio present. Levato denies killing Petersen, suggesting a stray bullet from cartridges in the fire as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosso Levato
Carl Petersen
Levato
Swing
Charles Ginocchio
Petersen
Wife, four divorce petitions heard in court
Mrs. Mary Schaetzel’s divorce was uncontested as she accused George Schaetzel of calling her the Queen of Sheba and forcing a danseuse costume with ankle bracelets. Judge Swing deferred ruling. Barbara M. Steidl won a divorce from Alexander J. Steidl for neglect. Lottie Crampton divorced Frank Crampton for cruelty. Blaine B. Scudder filed for divorce from Caroline Scudder amid alleged desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schaetzel
George Schaetzel
Queen of
Probate Court Sees Power Of Attorney Filings In Syria Estate
A Greek Catholic Bishop of Zahle Cyrille Mogibsab filed a power of attorney in Arabic and French with the Probate Court for the estate of ias Couat who died leaving 500 dollars to his daughter Mary in Syria. Administration sought for Margaret Schopper estate valued at 40000 with executor Frank P. Schopper. Other filings include Charles A. Howe 8000 Catharine McPhillips 2500 Joshua Bell 2000 and Daniel Murphy 1000 with his will directing 100 to sisters Nora Murphy and Julia Murphy Walton and the rest to brother Timothy. executor John A. Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zahle
Syria
Cyrille Mogibsab
Ias Couat
Mary
Joseph Habib Macksoud
New York
Margaret Schopper
Frank P. Schopper
Charles A. Howe
Catharine McPhillips
Joshua Bell
Daniel Murphy
Nora Murphy
Julia Murphy Walton
Macroom
Ireland
Timothy
John
A. Shea
St Mark's Church Plans Sisters' Home in Evanston
Plans prepared by Joseph G Steinkamp & Bro for a sisters' home at St Mark's Church Evanston on Montgomery pike and Duck Creek road estimate 25000 with 44 by 73 foot 2 1 2 story layout including reception music sewing recreation dining kitchen and private bedrooms dormitories and chapel. A future elaborate church parochial school is contemplated and a lawn fete to benefit the building fund is set for next Wednesday and Thursday. Broker R B Cadwalader sold 1632 Central avenue from Louis Hellman to Margaret Collin a ten room building with a store bought for investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Church
Montgomery Pike
Duck Creek Road
Evanston
Joseph G. Steinkamp
R. B. Cadwalader
Louis Hellman
Margaret A. Collin
Central Avenue
Miss Collin
Real Estate Transfers and Obituary Notices Mix
Complex list of property transfers in Cincinnati area, including multiple parcels and heirs, followed by obituaries and burial permits for local residents with dates in July 1908. Names include Barrett, Beins, Duffner, Gloeckler, Schmitt, Schumann, Wittikind, and others along with burial details.
Dwellings Listing Shows Varied Homes For Sale On City Streets
A jumble of property entries lists multiple homes for sale or sale prices across east Fifth avenue Glenway near Garfield Warsaw McMillan Crestline avenue and Harvard areas. Owners include Peter Auer Frank Luckman Edward Richtin George E Fisher Mrs Meinfeltn er Cooper and S D Cooper with costs from 500 to 8 008 dollars across one to ten story and brick or frame residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Cresap
Benjamin F
Davis
Fyffe Chambers
Ross Avenue
Imwalie Street
St. Rd
Josephes
Catherine Effler
Acre
Sycamore
Spring
Tess
Teehee
Edward Worthington
Ter ‘Livia
Main Street
Pax- Heirs
Joachim E. Weber
Anna C. Weber
Bacest Weiss
Bofinger & Hopkins
Peentiole
Ss Ab Kbs Oes Ak
Barmon
Harry Q. Cleneay
Norwood Real Estate and Improvement Co
William Knapp
Sanson M. Cooper
Mills & Kline
St. Bernard
Mary E. Morten
Albert H. Duckett
Eliza A. Jeffers
First National Bank of
George ‘Gerke
Sixth Street
Spaneen Avenues
Hyde Park
College Hill
John G. Williams
Frederick
John H. Vee
Charles E. Windeler
Berg
Christ Gahl
Peter Zimmer
Om Dumont
Wayne Dumont
Ottomar Topf
J. Wellmann
Topf
Court Street
Katharina Schenk
Permelia
H. Morton Road
Plum Street
Ann
Mason Streets
Elsmere Syndicate
Subdi- Meu Basabid
Cd Eiverdevpeancnyereretinger
William Humbert
Frank Laudick
Henry Wessel
Dietrich Kattelmann
Phillips & Baker
C. S. Ebersole
Madisonville
Harrison Avenue
Ursula Hebert
Ella Roettinger
Addie A. Bowen
Mary Broadwell
Addie A. Brown
Beligcinne
Anderson Township
Broadway
Myers Y. Cooper
Rose Bracken
Hiie
Im Hord
Buck
Adel
Thomas
C. M. Meade
Robert T. Steele
John Bonn
Ales Sail Boeker
Delhi Township
Vance
East Side
Fifth Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Peter Auer
Garfield Avenue
Warsaw
Frank Luckman
South Side
McMillan
Cleanview
Edward Richtin
Crestline Avenue
George E. Fisher
I. Smes
Adney Bakes
Ee Eee
Hopple
Meinfeltner
Es Batanh
Harvard
Hapenere
Cooper
Gilbert
D. Cooper
Esisa
New Suits Filed in Superior Court Listings
A series of civil actions filed include divorce case Blaine B Scudder vs Caroline Scudder. damages claims such as Minnie Layher v City of Cincinnati for 5000. Anthony Theobald v City of Sipcumnal for 120000. and injunction Isaac Adler v C E Roth. Attorneys listed with each filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine B. Scudder
Caroline Scudder
John Davis
Robert E. Joplin
Edward Gaither
Molloy & Grace
Minnie Layher
City of Cincinnati
Rates & Ever
Isaac Adler
C. E. Roth
Renner & Renner
Margaret Bulmer
the Mutual Burial Association Et al
Galvin & Bauer
Fannie H. Hughes
the Cincinnati Traction Company
Damae T. L. Michie
A. C. Fricke
G. Atkinson
Minnie Thomas
Scule Lamping
Superior Court
Anthony Theobald
Sipcumnal
Cy W. Picer
Lena Caito
John Amarino
Wright & Wright
Mrs Lena Caito Sues John Amarino for 5000 Damages
Mrs Lena Caito and her attorneys Wright Wright filed a personal injury suit against John Amarino claiming he struck her on June 20 causing bite marks and bruises and seeks 5000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Caito
Wright & Wright
John Amarino
Child Favors Father in Police Court Arraignment
John Downey of 1645 Blue Rock street faced arraignment for cutting to kill Henry Jewett of 8759 Borden street. Downey’s wife testified against him while a young daughter testified in his favor. Judge Leaders set bond at 100 dollars and bound him over to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Downey
Blue Rock Street
Henry Jewett
Borden Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Awe
Union Distillery
Railroad
Lawrence Maxwell
Union Distilling Company
W. W. Sunderland
Friend Paper Company
American Strawboard Company
Sidney Mitchell
Petitioner
Thompson
Cincinnati Equipment Company
Thomas J. Mores
Arthur Mussman
Circuit Court of Appeals
City News
Tailor
Telegrapher
Priest
Shriners
City Stoker
Federation of Ohio Clubs
Methodist
Sapolio
W.va
Kankauy City OF Cincinnate
Pomeroy
Mancheste
Aence
Common Pleas Court
Lewis Voigt & Sons Company
Criminal Court
Sheba
Ia Fo Aragons
L. Com
SFM
Mary Stalf
Deutscher Landwehr B
Hanes Werk
Osterkamp
Southside i
Coop Cero Owe
Ees
Alexander Weis
Anna C Wéber
I. Laudick
New Buckeye L
Masia Iischan
H. Ren
H. N
Henderson Creech
Emma C. Benning
T. Co
Rose J. Vogel
Aragon B. & L. Co
WM Waals
John R. Salt
Congress B. A. Co
William.n. Schaurer
Theresa Schaurer
D. D
Atlas L
Joseph Carpel
Henry Imwalle
St. Bernard L. & B. Co
Charles Lienhard
Losantiville B
R. A. Bickett
Spring Garden L. & B. Company
Louisa W. Swing
Western & Southern Life Insurance
Brown
B. F. McLennan
Jennie Welsch
Ludwig Welsch
Michael Burke
Sarah Broadwell
C. J. McDiarmid
Leroy Latham
Carey & Zimmerman
Barrett Leonard
Isabella Barrett
Frank Joseph
St. Anthony’s Church
Gloeckler
Anna
Schumann
Albert C
Albertina Schumann
Apel
Wittikind
Mt. Healthy
Church of the Assumption
St. Mary’s
Schulte
William
St. Francis’ Hospital
Myers
Sophia
David Street
Kate
Felenan
Israel
Cutter Street
Bennett
Gage Street
Schmitt
Anthony
Hamilton Avenue
Bright
Wahoff
Bertha
Price
Maher
Sarah
Lock Street
Bedgood
Mollie
St. Mary’s Hospital
Stone
Margaret
Mound Street
Hillito
Che Pobn Shillite Company
West O OF
Alleghanies
Masonic
Michigan Resorts
Ocean Steamers
Excess Lodge
A. M
Severin Ebel
W. M
First National Bank
Thomas Cook & Son
B. P. O. Eblks
Cincinnati Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Albert Co. Schumann
Elks Temple
Ichardson
John DY BK
Ichie Bro
Langston Suit Pressing Club
W. J. Langston
Smith
Phone Canal
Caurah Ch Y's
Pune
John D. Miller
N. W. Cor. Eighth and Elm Sts
Closson
Fourth St
West
Pennsylvania Lines
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Geo. W. Weedon
G. P.A
Atlantic City
Linton Hotel
A. L. Ellett
Delhi
Fern Bank
Valley Junction
Harrison
New Trenton
Cedar Grove
Brookville
Jly
North Bend
Cleves
Ade
JuUy
En Row
Richmond Muncie Marion
Peru
Mate
McLean
Elberon i Dee
St. Ie
Cette Sen
Natural Bridge, Ky
Fourth Street
Latonia
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
Fourth and Vine Sts
Sinton Hotel
Michael Domonkas
Elm Street
Barbara Csiscay
Henry Meyers
Hopkins Street
Lillie Rollie
Aeense Opkings
Edward Dullk Do Ccincsnes Hamilton
Clara Zwiefelhoefer
Clark Street
John Thomas
Mitchell Avenue
Tel. M
North German Lloyd
Plymouth-Cherbourg
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
K. Albert
K. Luise
EYOR
Igs
A.M. Ane
Hotels and Resorts
Normandie
Ocean City
N. J
P. H. S. Cak
Atlantic Coast
HOTEL
Havlin
Cincinnates Best Hotel
ST. Charles
Ocean Front
Newlin Haines
Miami Valley Chautauqua
America
F. Gillum Cromer
Franklin
Atlantic City, N. J
Miller Cottage
Sion
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!