Woes of the Wedded Why Dehner Did Not Shoot
In a Chicago divorce suit, the Williams case unfolds amid muttered regrets and family feuds. Mrs Spence and Mr Carew-Johnston wed amid trial proceedings, while he accuses his mother in law and she falls ill, leaving rebuttals to be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Spence
Howard Williams
Spencers
Lucinda Hewitt
Walnut Hills
Chicago
Raymond R. Carew- Johnston
Mr. Carew-Johnston
Squire Winkler
Judge
Carew-Johnston
Dehner Case Opens Over Suspected Adultery and Flight
Michael Dehner a Queen City fly screen maker testifies in a cruelty suit by his wife Kate. In a cross petition he accuses her of adultery in 1894 and of keeping improper company. He says jealousy and a late night incident with a stranger led him to leave home and never return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Dehner
Queen City Avenue
Kate
Spiegel
Goebel
TWO WIVES PLEAD FOR DIVORCE IN CRUELTY CASES
Nora Rallis seeks divorce from John T. Ralls claiming seven years of drunkenness and loss of support led to repeated cruelty while their daughter Hester lay dying in 1898. Katie Vogel seeks separation from Charles Vogel after abandonment and failure to provide, asking to resume her maiden name Katie Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Rallis
John T. Ralls
Katie Franklin
Joel C. Clore
Triginta Optimhi Banquet Sees New Chapter Initiated
The sixth annual Triginta Optim i banquet at the Emery Hotel tonight features a new chapter from the Technical school. Members from Woodward and Hughes will pass seven halls while toasts by Harry Fetch and others acknowledge Fraternalism departed the occasion Hughes Woodward Tech Varsity and The True Roman themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Triginta Optimi
Hughes High School
Emery Hotel
Technical School
Woodward and
Hughes
Triginta
Harry Fetch
W. Ross Tenney
Julian Burfield
Best Route to the Republican National Convention via Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad advertises the best rail route to the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia, promoting travel via Niagara Falls starting June 19, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Examiners Report Finds County Board Spent $591 255 36
The Common Pleas examiners report for the year ending August 30 1899 shows total expenditures by the Board of County Commissioners at 591 255 36 dollars, with corrections reducing the earlier 591 832 11 total by 676 75. They note two outstanding armory rent rebates of 12 50 each and urge returning to itemized expenditure recaps and an index to minutes contracts and bonds for easier record checks. Examiners Joseph W. O'Hara Charles F. Malsbury and John C. Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Board of County Commissioners
Joseph W. O'Hara
Charles F. Malsbury
John C. Schwartz
Nevin Song Cycle Captive Memories Debut by Vigna Pupils
The second evening of Cincinnati College Hall concerts featured a first local performance of Ethelbert Nevin’s Captive Memories for baritone and mixed quartet with James T. White text. Miss Mary Duncan led recitative. George Bagley sang the baritone solos and joined a blended quartet. The program highlighted ensemble beauty in The touch of her dear hand, performed by Bagby Hart Irish and Asbury. The rest of the program showcased Mrs. Charles Ament Edith Rosenbaum Gertrude Freiberg Mabel Irish Mabel Freiberg H. McClellan Lena M. Smith Antoinette Werner and George Bagby with strong voices and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hall
Signorina Tecla
Mary Duncan
Barytone
George Bagley
George Bagby
Agnes Hart
Mabel Irish
C. C. Asbury
Chas. Ament
Edith Rosenbaum
Gertrude Freiberg
Mabel Freiberg
H. McClellan
Lena M. Smith
Antoinette Werner
Concone
Judith
Irish
der Freischuetz
Recital Trims Roster As Marguerite Dickson Sidelined
College Hall hosts a vocal recital with Antoinette Werner and George Bagby in a program featuring Hart Wetterer Peters and others. Marguerite Dickson is absent due to a family bereavement. third recital follows tonight with a diverse lineup including Bell Beazell on violin and Mrs. Broekhoven accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiglio
Antoinette Werner
George Bagby
Marguerite Dickson
College Hall
Agnes Hart
Covington
Anna Peters
Ida Wetterer
Bartholomew Banquet Marks 25th School Anniversary
The opening of St Bartholomew School was celebrated with a banquet attended by over 100 former graduates. Mr and Mrs Bartholomew and the class of 1900 sat at the central table as toasts followed remarks by Mrs Duble Miss Wanda Baur and other speakers. Mrs Clifford Wright was elected president of the alumni association with Miss May Morris as secretary and treasurer.
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St. Bartholomew School
Bartholomew
Duble
Alice Sage
Yager
Georgetown
Clifford Wright
May Morris
The Old Ladies' Home Artist Finds Liberty and Return
Anne Lee, a long time resident of the Old Ladies' Home, pursues art with scarce resources. Mrs. Appleby promotes her work, funds a studio, and drives an apology demanded by the board. A stern president forgives, and Anne returns, embraced by compassion rather than punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Lee
Anne
Edward Appleby
Mrs. Appleby
Mrs. Spoleby
Census begins in Cincinnati with 346 enumerators
A 9 am start launches Cincinnati's eleventh census with 346 enumerators counting nearly 500 000 residents. Supervisor Stoddard and staff brief crews, assign precincts, and deploy interpreters for German Italian and Chinese communities as special agents oversee Ohio Indiana Illinois and Kentucky districts. Results expected by mid June with initial returns daily by supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Stoddard
T. M. Robertson
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Hamilton County
Spervisor Stoddard
United States
Silver Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Stephenson
Mr and Mrs Charles Stephenson celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at their home 4228 Chambers Northside Cumminsville. The residence was decorated with palms and flags and they received many presents. The notice also mentions Boro-Formatin as a remedy for nasal catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stephenson
Chambersell Northside
Cumminsville
Corner-Stone Laying Set for Glendale Public School Today
Glendale Public School prepares to lay its corner-stone after a Decoration Day postponement. The program includes invocations, national anthems, remarks by the board president Harlan Cleveland and others, with Rev. David A. Heron and Rev. Robert G. Connor officiating. Michael Devanney has been appointed superintendent to oversee construction, which is now one story high and touted as a leading suburban building.
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Glendale Public
David A. Heron
Harlan Cleveland
John B. Peaslee
Columbia
E. H. Foster
Board of Education
America
Robert G. Connor
Michael Devanney
Lawn Tennis Season Opens with Six Cincinnati Clubs Competing
The Ohio Lawn Tennis Association begins its season with six clubs in Cincinnati area matches. Wallace Place Club faces Avondale Athletic Club in Covington, Golfers' Club clashes with Cincinnati Tennis Club in East Walnut Hills, and Norwood Club plays Westwood at Westwood.
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Ohio Lawn Tennis Association
Cincinnati Lawn Tennis Association
Wallace Place Tennis Club
Covington
Avondale Athletic Club
Golfers’ Club
Clifton
Cincinnati Tennis Club
East Walnut Hills
Norwood Tennis Club
Westwood Club
Westwood
Golfers
Cincinnati
Trux Emerson
William Hunt
John G. Isham
Miss Wilshire
Miss Doherty
Norwood Club
Norwood
A. B. Cole
Dr. J. C. Cadwallader
Milton Roney
Miss Bertoli
Frank P. Garrison
Amor Gable
Miss Gamble
Superintendent Boone and the teacher reappointment matter
The controversy over Boone s intentions for reappointing teachers has cooled. Boone praised the Commercial Tribune for its accurate reporting and said official announcements will be made next Monday. He noted Board support for his staffing decisions and will pursue his duties despite unauthorized publications.
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Boone
Commercial Tribune
Boona
Mr. Morgan
Board of Education
Board of
Will Study Abroad Senior From Hebrew Union College
Leon Magnus a senior at the Hebrew Union College will go to Europe to study after graduation on June 16. A Cincinnati University graduate he earned honors in the class of 99 and Phi Beta Kappa. He will be valedictorian and deferred the rabbinate to pursue rabbinical studies in Berlin at a Hochschule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Union College
Germany
Leon Magnus
Europe
Magnus
Cincinnati University
Phi Beta Kappa
Berlin
Cincinnati
Law Library Meeting Showcases New Card Catalogue
The Law Library Association's annual meeting previews a new card catalogue of textbooks by Gholson, with Jesse Miller's American reports annotations widely praised by veteran lawyers. Electric call bells will equip each alcove enabling quick messenger service to fetch requested law books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Library Association
Gholson
Jesse Miller
Jury Commissioners Appointed for 1901
The Superior and Common Pleas Court Judges reappointed for the year ending May 1, 1901 the incumbents Albert French Joseph Moses and W H McDowell as Jury Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior and Common Pleas Court
Albert French
Joseph Moses
W. H. McDowell
Common Pleas Court Case List of Divorces Damages and Appeals
No. 118849 W A Watkins vs John W Huddieston et al for partition of estate M W Conway. No. 118850 Nora Ralls vs John T Ralls for divorce M W Conway. No. 118851 Nicholas Kollstedt vs Bernard Schon for an injunction R B Woodruff. No. 118852 In re estate of John McKone appeal from Probate Court Wm W Prather. No. 118858 Mary McIntyre vs Mary C Ankenbauer et al for sale of real estate L M Mongan. No. 118854 Chester Park Athletic Club Co vs Joseph L Meyers et al for 25000 damages Pogue Pogue. No. 118855 Kate Vogel vs Charles Vogel for divorce Joel C Clore. No. 118356 Fannie S Crofton vs William Goodall et al for 1500 damages M R Waite and W K Pattison. No. 118857 The J Hauck Brewing Co vs Schue et al appeal from Squire Wink er.
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W. A. Watkins
John W. Huddieston
Wm. W. Prather
Mary McIntyre
Mary C. Ankenbauer
L. M. Mongan
The
Chester Park Athletic Club Co
Joseph L. Meyers
Pogue & Pogue
Kate Vogel
Charles Vogel
Joel C. Clore
Fannie S. Crofton
William Goodall
M. R. Waite
W.K. Pattison
J. Hauck Brewing Co
Schue
Squire Winker
Letters of administration granted in Prescott estate case
Martha A. Prescott receives letters of administration for the $1,750 estate of William J. Prescott. A verdict awards William Schoenebaum $400 against his father-in-law Henry Hoelscher for a beating. Fatha Gilliam faces indictment quash motion over poisoning charges. Saloonist Adam Wagner sues for money his wife left to relatives. The Potten ger estate leaves personal property to husband David H. Pottenger and real estate for life with remainder to the couple’s children and granddaughter Daisy Triplette.
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Martha A. Prescott
William J. Prescott
Jelke
William Schoenebaum
Henry Hoelscher
Fatha Gilliam
Winold
Adam Wagner
Pearl ‘Street
Elizabeth Pottenger
Crosby Township
David H. Pottenger
Mary A. Kemp
David F. Pottenger
Sallie E. Hawk
Daisy Triplette
NEW CLUBMEN Six Admitted By B M C Governors Last Night
The Business Men's Club governors admitted six new members from a 45 name waiting list, bringing total membership to about 700. New members include Wm. S. Teasdale, Clarence H. Jones, A. H. Evans, C. W. Tomlinson, Archibald Fries, and A. E. Emmingen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club
George A. Blair
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Teasdale
Clarence H. Jones
A. H. Evans
C. W. Tomlinson
Archibald Fries
A. E. Emmingé
Hebrew Union College Rabbinic Examinations Announced
Examinations at the Hebrew Union College will run six days starting this month. Commencement will be at Plum Street Temple on June 16 with rabbinic degrees awarded to Abraham Anspacher Abraham Brill Wm H Fineshriber Charles J Freund Piter Jacobs David Lefkowitz Emil W Leipziger Leon Magnes Jacob Mielziner Jacob Raisin and George Zepin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Union College
Plum Street Temple
Abraham Anspacher
Abraham Brill
Wm. H. Fineshriber
Charles J. Freund
Piter Jacobs
David Lefkowitz
Emil Wm. Leipziger
Leon Magnes
Jacob Mielziner
Jacob 8. Raisin
George Zepin
Sunday Eden Park concert program biased by new pieces
The schedule lists a Sunday afternoon Eden Park concert with selections including The Star Spangled Banner, The Belle of the Boulevard, a new piece titled Paragraph III, Suppe Waltzes The Fortune Teller, The Crack Regiment, Tobani Grand Fantasie on Welsh Airs, Godfrey Overture William Tell, and My Country Tis of Thee, introduced by Edward E. Nickerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Park
National Air
Edward E. Nickerson
Prorgreepy
God
Obituary: Mrs John Raven of Cumminsville Dies After Illness
East side resident Mrs John Raven died at her Dane street home after a lingering illness. One of Cumminsville's oldest residents she was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of German St Boniface Church. She leaves a widower and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Raven
Dane Street
Spring Grove Avenue
East Side
Woodward Class Day at Grand Opera House Features
Last evening the Woodward class day program at the Grand Opera House showcased several clever features. It opened with music and speeches including Julian H. Moore, Samuel L. Stokes, and Edith L. White, followed by tableaux and Gibson pictures with many students named among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Rollinson
Julian H. Moore
Samuel L. Stokes
Verdi
Marie de Bus
Huston
Edith L. White
Robyn
Sousa
Woodward Mandolin Club
Clara M. Cornelius
Roy McLaughlin
Nell M. Zanone
Luella M. Sattler
Marie de Bus Huston
Gibson
Lockjaw Sufferer Treated At City Hospital
William Morgan a 22 year old resident of 912 Vine street was admitted to City Hospital with tetanus after a minor tin plating burn. Doctors report a rapid muscular contraction and jaw rigidity typical of tetanus and note the illness is usually fatal even with treatment. A prior case from last year also proved fatal after a finger nail splinter exposure.
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William Morgan
Vine Street
Morgan
Mortgan
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