Wife Vindicated in Divorce Suit Dismissal at Court
Judge Spiegel dismissed Michael Dehner's cross-petition for divorce against Kate Dehner as frivolous. The court found unproved accusations of unchastity and praised Mrs Dehner as a long-suffering wife. Dehner, a Fairmount screenmaker, abandoned her over four years ago and owes temporary alimony not paid. A future hearing will decide why he does not support her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dehner
Mr. Dehner
Fairmount
Metz
Legal Notices and Civil Actions Mentioned in Brief
Delisch and his bondsmen face alleged false arrest claims. Creditors of the late George F. Doughty challenge administrator J M Dawson’s account citing $620 commission and $1 75 244 attorney fees. Letters of administration issued for Annie S L Brown’s $200 estate to her daughter and to George D F Dominick for Alfred F Blake’s $2 500 estate. Nannie Berry sues B O S W Railway for $2 500 damages after being knocked down at Pocahontas crossing by a switching train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’ F. Doughty
J. .M. Dawson
Annie
Nannie Berry
Judge Ermston
B. & O S. W. Railway Company
Pocahontas Crossing
Convivial Mrs Brady Loses Alimony Bid in Divorce Suit
Judge Spiegel hears the Brady case as Philip Brady’s testimony undermines his wife’s claims of neglect. The court notes her three year intemperance bars a decree for alimony and continues rulings on the alimony issue. Judges also decide Lulu Williams divorce for abandonment without alimony and Clara Belle Steinmetz seeks a restoration of her maiden name Bryan in separate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Spiegel
Philip
Painter & Hastings
Cogan
Williams
Lulu
Howard
Clara Belle Steinmetz
Joseph Steinmetz
Ohio
Ier
Bryan
Sparks
Suit Filed Over Bond Trustee Maxwell Accounts
Yesterday a suit was filed against ex Judge Samuel N. Maxwell acting as trustee under the will of Sarah Clyde and Jacob Ferrell for failing to account to the trust for 2853.61 dollars. Rogers Wright as successor alleges Maxwell converted the funds to his own use. The sureties were George M. Maxwell and J. T. Jones. Wright says claims adjudicated by the Probate Court were presented to Maxwell and John M. Maxwell, executors of George Maxwell, who refused to cover the shortage. Maxwell was appointed in 1870 and was removed after years of missed payments. Wright was appointed his successor. Attorneys are Ermston and D. Thew Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel N. Maxwell
Sarah Clyde
Jacob Ferrell
Maxwell
Rogers Wright
George M. Maxwell
J. T. Jones
Wright
Probate Court
John M. Maxwell
George Maxwell
Ermston
D. Thew Wright
Contested Will Stirs Local Family Affairs
The widow Laura Carter Pru den plans to challenge the late Judge A J Pru dens will. Both had wills favoring the other and a share of the Price Hill homestead, believed to be paid for jointly. Grounds for attack and probate fate remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Pruden
Laura Carter
Price Hill
Luckey Files Assignment in Insolvency Court
At 4 p.m. yesterday farmer Joseph W. Luckey of Madeira filed a deed of assignment for creditors in the Insolvency Court. Assignee A. W. Bode takes over assets valued at 2000 dollars and liabilities totaling 3000 dollars. Cause stated as creditor pressure and crop failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Luckey
Madeira
A. W. Bode
Common Pleas and Superior Court Docket Listings
Court notices list multiple cases with parties and amounts including Harry H MacClelland vs George L Hazelton for 80 dollars, Mamie Berry vs B&O W Ry Co for 2500, and Clara Steinmetz vs Joseph Steinmetz for divorce. Also entries show mortgage foreclosures and liens, with cities and lawyers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. MacClelland
George L. Hazelton
A. L. Merrlinger
Rogers Wright
Samuel N. Maxwell
James D. Ermston
D. Thew Wright
Mamie Berry
the B. & O
W. Ry. Co
Miami Dental
J. D
Arnold Speiser
Guardian cited over ward debts in June hearing case
Frank Krepner former guardian of William Fitzgerald is cited on June 27 for not paying Julius Fritz 138 91 claimed as due the ward's estate. After days of hearing Judge Jackson's jury failed to agree on a verdict in the damage suit of Jefferson Reidy against Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Krepner
William Fitzgerald
W Julius Fritz
Jackson
Jefferson Reidy
Chief
Court docket roundup lists cases across courts
Circuit Court lists errors and appeals including Jakowenka administratrix versus Des Moines Life Association and Bethel versus Bethel. Superior Court shows Judge Eckson Steinberg vs City and Judge Mosey readiness. Common Pleas covers multiple actions including Stagge versus Madisonville and Anderson executor versus Arlington Heights. Probate Insolvency proceedings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Jakowenka
Des Moines Life Association
Hackett-Puntenney Co
Volz
Bethel
Longfellow
Allgaier
Superior Court
Eckson
Steinberg
City
Mosey
Ready List
R. B. Smith
McDonald Vs. Street Railway Company
Common Pleas Court
Murphy
Stagge
Madisonville
Welcome L
B. Co
Schroeder
Anderson
Arlington Heights
Weaver
Dempsey
Keck
Nash
Boyden
Dewis
Cavagna
Jelke
Davis
W. Smith
Hollister
State
Thomas
Spiegel
Matthews
Markley
Lyons
Grimm
Geverts
Village of
Reading
Ketter
County officers annual receipts and expenditures report
Prosecuting Attorney John C. Schwartz filed with the County Commissioners a year ending June 1 1900 ledger showing receipts and expenses for the offices of County Clerk Sheriff Probate Judge and more. The fee fund total disbursements reached 242 045 61 with a balance of 10 538 97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Schwartz
G. B. Harte
Taylor
Howard Ferris
Viasat Atiekieve
T. R
E. L. Lewis
Grep
Poco
McNeil
Coroner's Office
Schwartz
Ee Court of
BOO OD Ns Endss
Sodeness
Dr. James T. Whittaker Dies Noted Cincinnati Physician
Dr. James T. Whittaker, prominent Cincinnati physician and author of standard medical texts, died yesterday at his Clifton home after a yearlong illness. He served in the Navy, studied in Berlin, taught physiology at Ohio Medical College, edited the Clinic, and specialized in lung diseases with international reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittaker
Cincinnati
Miami University
Oxford
University of Pennsylvania
Ohio Medical College
Clifton
James T. Whittaker
Glendale Place
United Mates
Cincinnati Hospital
Berlin
Germany
America
Good Samaritan Hospital
Europe
Koch
Silent promises by the stone house
A narrator recalls a turn toward a tall dark house with frostwork curtains as a woman invites a return visit. The next evening a statement from an adopted mother hints at a deeper secret shaping the child’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphan Asylum
Madelaine
Dayton man admitted to practice in federal court
Lindley G Long of Dayton was yesterday admitted to practice in the United States Court for this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley G. Long
Dayton
United States
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Offered as Cure
A testimonial touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for curing female ailments including irregularities and “attacks” of nervous strain. It claims relief when other doctors failed, and promotes private, confidential letters from patients like Mrs. Rena Hensel. Also mentions Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as helpful remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Hensel
Massillon
Stark Co
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Milwaukee club women host bustling biennial in June
A detailed schedule from the Federation of Women's Clubs in Milwaukee features sessions at the Alhambra Theater on June 5 and 6, with lectures on public schools, press relations, and club unity. Reports praise Mrs. Lowe, note organized opposition, and describe glamorous receptions and a color-line debate shaping the convention.
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Alhambra Theater
Horace Brock
Margaret J. Evans
Northfield
Minn
Edward P. Vilas
South
E. G. McCabe
Atlanta
East
Charles F. Flagg
Portland
West
Arna
B. Howe
Marshalltown
Lizzie F. Bloomstein
Nashville
Tenn
Laura Bowman Elder
Indianapolis
Ind
Amelia C
Mary
Lake Park Drive
Milwaukee
Downer College
General Federation
Lowe
Geo. Berry
Kate Upson Clark
Brooklyn
Charles W. Dodge
Alice Williams Brotherton
Cincinnati
Herodiade
Massenet
Proctor Smith
Alice French
Octave Thanet
Davenport
Iowa
Needham B
Edward German
Broctor Smith
New York
William Tod Helmuth
Sorpsis
New York State Federation
Pennsylvania
Minority Report
Ohio
Woman's Club
America
Rose
Arthur Courtenay Neville
Wisconsin Federation
Sarah Platt Decker
Federation
James Sydney Peck
Zulime Taft Garland
Alhambra
Big Lake Park
Wisconsin
Atheneum
Athenaeum and
Women's Clubs
Philadelphia
Kendrick
Los Angeles
Bob Burdette
Josephine Woodward
Millcreek Valley News Highlights At Carthage Grounds
Horse thieves raid the Carthage Fair Ground Race Track taking a horse belonging to Frank Fox. Carthage students will ride to the Zoo June 19 with five cent fare both ways under J Buerkle and W Wagenhals. A new park seat at Braunecker's Park pleases Millcreek Valley riders. J MecGrau and Mrs John Haught face assault charges. trial ends with $200 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Buerkle
Carthage Board of Education
W. G. Wagenhals
Millcreek Valley
Carthage Public Schools
Zoo
Wagenhals
Zoological Garden
Carthage Fair Ground
E. Rose
Marshal Reising
Frank Fox
Kanawha coal ships seek water to boost Ohio river flow
Kanawha coal men urged Captain Hodges to lower movable dams to raise Ohio River water by a foot or more, enabling about ten steamboats to depart Pt. Pleasant with coal for Cincinnati. Roughly 100 barges loaded wait for higher river. eighty barges equal one million bushels. The move follows slack-water progress and aims to ease local coal shortages. No coal is coming from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha
Hodges
United States
Kanawha River
Ohio River
Pt. Pleasant
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pittsburg
Eastern buyer takes over C. & O. Fuel Company in transfer
The C. & O. Fuel Company is sold to C. J. Wittenberg of New York and Richmond, with Morris O. Brooks of the High Carbon Coal and Coke Company taking charge. The Kanawha operators’ contract and local affairs will be merged, plans unnamed, and Macdonald plans retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. & O. Fuel Company
C. J. Wittenberg
High Carbon Coal and Coke Company
New York
Richmond
Kanawha River
Kanawha Valley
Kanawaha
Donald Macdonald
Wittenberg
Morris O. Brooks
Commercial Tribune
Macdonald
High Carbon Company
Kanawha
C. & O. Company
Brooks
Cincinnati
West Fourth Street
C. & O. Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ingalls
Fight Breaks Out in Columbus Over Morning Mix-Up
In Columbus, Ohio on June 5, Frank Kelley of Cincinnati and Columbus and John Walsh of the Acme Paying Company were arrested on a cutting charge after a free-for-all fight in which guns and knives were shown. A Negro named Freeman was wounded and Geo Thompson, a local character, was struck multiple times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Frank Kelley
Cincinnati
John Walsh
Acme
Freeman
Geo. Thompson
Hosea Declares Candidacy for Circuit Court Judge
Major Lewis M M Hosea of Hosea Knight and Jones announced as a Republican candidate for the Circuit Court judgeship this fall. He faces Judge Jelke, the only declared rival, in what friends call a friendly race. Hosea is a Civil War veteran with long city practice and backing from Loyal Legion members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis MM Hosea
Hosea, Knight & Jones
Circuit Court
Judge Jelke
Common Pleas
Major Hosea
Jelke
Loyal Legion
Missing horse after farmer parts with animal near Alexandria
Wm. Kuhl, a farmer from near Alexandria, Ky., arrived at Pearl Street Market with produce yesterday morning. He unhitched his horse and asked a stranger to take it to a nearby livery stable. Since then the stranger and horse are missing. Kuhl asks police to locate the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kuhl
Alexandria
Pearl Street Market
Kuhl
Hood's Sarsaparilla Proclaimed as America’s Greatest Medicine
An excerpt extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior cure unavailable elsewhere, calling it America's greatest medicine and urging readers to consider its remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
America
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Michael Dehner
fault—Pruden
Delisch
Trustee’s Bond
Farmer
Charles W. Drake
George Heatley
Burch & Johnson
Henry W. Davis
Amanda M. Peelle
Paxton & Warrington
Lewis
Wood
Pepper
Hare
Baltimore
Howard Kelly
Academy of Medicine
Ohio State Medical Society
American Academy of Medicine
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Association of American Physicians
DR. Whittaker
Standard
MY Pale Lady
U. S. Court
Mrs. Love Willing
Sents
Wis
Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Chopin
Mrs. Lowe
New England
Denver
Big West
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass’n
Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch 1 Brewing Ass' N
Carthage Fair Grounds
Carthage
Garfield Mutual Aid Society of St. Bernard
Miami Grove
Ugust
Millcreek Valley Street Railway
Wagenhall
Braunecker’s Park
Seaton and
Yne Avenues
J. MecGrau
John Haught
Greenwood
Mullin
C.&o. Fuel Company
Lewis M. Hosea
Sapolio
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