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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
10
Immense stocks and fashionable designs across carpets, linen, dress goods, and summer wear. The store emphasizes lower prices, broad departments including Go-Carts and refrigerators, and claims leadership in superior assortments for all shoppers.
Sixty Northside merchants gathered at Elm Street Club rooms to honor August Koehler of 1406 Walnut Street. A farewell banquet featured toastmaster Joseph Joseph and entertainment by Albert Piket and Master Stanley Piket as Koehler outlined a six year journey across the United States and Europe to visit states, Jamestown, and gypsy culture amid his family’s health needs.
Ezra T. Franklin of Lawrenceburg Kentucky and Miss Grace Ralston of Peebles Ohio, both schoolteachers, wed at the Palace Hotel with Rev. E J Terrill officiating. The couple met in Valparaiso Indiana and will honeymoon at Peebles Ohio after the ceremony.
H S Cashman of Gettysburg Pa is charged with obtaining money under false pretenses in a warrant by H S Goodman of Goldblatt Goodman horse dealers. He allegedly bought animals valued at 2350 dollars and passed a bad check.
Funeral services for John Erasing Poor who died suddenly in Providence Rhode Island will be held this afternoon at the Mortuary Chapel in Spring Grove Cemetery. Survived by widow a daughter Mrs Reba Poor Dickinson and two sons Forest Ohio Poor Jerome E Poor mother Mrs Eliza Jane Poor a quarter million dollar estate.
Edward Schwaebele of 3564 Colerain avenue filed for divorce from Nathalia Schwaebele naming Leonard Hays as the cause. Both Schwaebele and Hays are police personnel and tenants in the same apartment house. Attorney J H Charles Smith represents Schwaebele. Schwaebele and Lieutenant Winters sought Chief Millikin's guidance at headquarters, who declined to advise as it was outside police business. the accused man is out of the city.
An advertising claim highlights Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain and wind colic, claiming it softens gums and cures diarrhea. It notes a guarantee under the Food and Drugs Act dated June 1906 with Serial No 20338.
The notice explains how to obtain Commercial Tribune patterns by sending a coupon and 10 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department in Cincinnati. It notes that many orders go to the New York factory and require several days to process, warning that these patterns can be used for scams.
A practical pattern guide for a corset cover slip under waist and a round short petticoat with a shaped yoke. Describes fabric choices white or colored, trimming options, and yardage for medium size patterns No. 4182 and 4183 in various youth sizes with a 20 cent price, order for 10 cents.
The Rev Wallace Gordon of East Orange N J accepts Grace Church Avondale Ohio pulpit and will rent the rectory at Haddon Hall until he finds a wife. The bishop praised his mission work and trustees expect a strong ministry after his arrival.
Potter's will probate places a large portion of an estimated 275000 dollar estate to the widow of a late Harrison merchant. Various suits are noted including Dr Overton Knight's $10000 damages claim in Common Pleas against Martin Ewing and Mary Barnet alleging alienation of affection and induced separation.
United States Court hears Rudolph Kleybolte suit against Cleveland financiers tied to M. and E. Canal Transporta tion Company bonds. Defendants deny ownership of bonds and claim assets worth 200000, while detailing alleged floods of stock and bond transfers involving Fordyce lease promoters Cox Richardson Ryan Schoepf and others.
Louisa Barges, wife of Henry Barges, seeks divorce after he killed a cat and threw it at her, causing blood spatter and leading to custody of their child. Agnes Guethlein is granted divorce from Albert Guthlein for cruelty and desertion. Edward F. Hoffman’s suit is withdrawn amid neglect claims, and Mitchell Ellis is divorced from Gertrude Ellis on grounds of gross neglect and willful absence.
The United States Commissioner at Detroit ordered Pan deported after arriving from China via Canada claiming San Francisco birth and long residence in China. The Court of Appeals deemed proceedings biased as Pan had no attorney and hearings were run by government officials. Attorney B F Graziana represented Pan. Other court actions include reversals and affirmations on railroad and bankruptcy cases, with several attorneys admitted to practice and two bankruptcies filed by James Egelston and J E Winger.
The will of James M. Potter probate lists wife as major beneficiary with one third of the estate and the shoe store option. Bequests include 25,000 to nephew James P. Orr and 5,000 to siblings, plus 500 for grave maintenance. Executors Aaroh McNeill and James P. Orr. Estate valued at 275,000. Other estate actions include guardianship removals and estate administrations. Insolvency Court appoints a receiver for Queen City Brush and PY Company amid insolvency fears.
A brief item notes the William Fogarty case proceeding in local court with action described as a plea or filing. The report identifies Fogarty and the court as the primary entities involved. No dates or outcomes are provided in the accessible text.
A list of dishes including Veal Broth with Allemande, broiled Lake Superior whitefish, baked halibut, fricassee of chicken with dumplings, Salisbury steak Creole, braised veal loin Gastronome, Shirred eggs Turque, and Spaghetti au Gratin.
The gas plants of Union Gas and Electric Co resume artificial gas production after labor strife ended Monday. Natural gas in mains will be used up today and by evening consumers will have artificial gas again. President Kenan thanked patrons for patience during the natural gas shortage.
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