French aviator presumed lost at sea near Corsica
June 5 reports indicate Lieutenant Bague, holder of an overseas flight record, disappeared after leaving for Corsica. Torpedo destroyers Arbalete and other vessels scoured the Mediterranean, but no trace was found as searchlights were employed. Bague had recently flown from Antibes to Gorgona, setting a oversea record, and carried carrier pigeons in case of a forced landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Bague
Cecil Grace
North Sea
Calais
Dover
Corsica
Arbalete
Corsca
Bagu
Mediterranean
Antibes
Gorgona
Ajaccio
Cincinnati Naval Fireman Killed in Yokohama Cable
James L Saunders 28 of Cincinnati a fireman on the cruiser Saratoga was killed at Yokohama Japan by John S Atkins 22 a seaman on the cruiser New Orleans both with three years navy service. Atkins is from Chetopa Kansas Saunders from Western Avenue Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James L. Saunders
Western Avenue
Cincinnati
Saratoga
Naval Hospital
Yokohama
Japan
John S. Atkins
Chetopa
Kas
New Orleans
Navy Department
Spanish Ambassador to Vatican Dies in France
Marquis Emilio De Ojeda, the Spanish ambassador to the Vatican at the time of Madrid Holy See rupture, died in Biarritz, France. He led the Spanish legation in Washington from 1902 to 1906 and had a storied diplomatic career beginning as an attaché in Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biarritz
France
Marquis Emilio de Ojeda
Vatican
Madrid
Holy See
Washington
Marquis de Ojeda
Peking
Foreign Office
Tangier
United States
Suspected Negroes Taken To Lisbon For Safe Keeping
Edward Johnson and Fred Pull'm, two negroes suspected in the murder of O. P. Bowers, were taken by automobile to the county jail in Lisbon Ohio for safekeeping. Public sentiment ran high as a crowd gathered near the city hall and a planned hearing was stirred by a $500 reward offer, creating friction between authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Edward Johnson
Fred Pull‘m
O. P. Bowers
Lisbon
Leonard
Calhoun
John Bigelow Seriously Ill in Highland Falls
The venerable author and former minister to France John Bigelow is seriously ill at his Highland Falls home on June 5. Dr. Howell of New York attends and Riverage suggested he may not recover. Bigelow is in his ninety fourth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Falls
N. Y
John Bigelow
France
Howell
New York
Bigelow
Pumping Out Maine Begins to Reveal Wreck
The Havana report says the Maine wreck pumping started after caisson repairs completed today. Water in the main cofferdam has dropped two feet and work will resume tomorrow to reach about five feet, exposing the afterpart of the deck and testing the retaining wall before full clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Maine
Catholics Discuss Charitable Work in Boston Gathering
In Boston on June 5 the Society of St Vincent de Paul members praised Cardinal Gibbons and celebrated his jubilee. Speakers, led by Edward A Hall of Springfield and Thomas M Mulrey of New York, urged cooperation with the Knights of Columbus and discussed administration of councils and conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
United States
Lormerhall
Cardinal Gibbons
Edward A. Hall
Central Council
Springfield
Thomas M. Mulréy
Superior Council of
New York
Prior Higgins
Lateran Church
Patrick Mallon
Brooklyn
Robert W. Briggs
Baltimore
St. Vincent Society
Knights of Columbus
Hugh Monahan
Richard C. Gorman
Chicago
L. E. Furst
St. Louis
T.M. Mulrey
Immigrants’ Savings Bank
Mgr
Dennis J. Mahon
Dr. Kirby
Washington
Christian Science Mother Church Elects New Officers
At the annual business meeting in Boston Judge Clifford P. Smith was chosen president with John C. Lathrop of New York as first reader and Grace J. Collins of Boston as second reader. Stephen A. Chase of Fall River became treasurer and John Y. Diltimore of Boston was named clerk. The reports highlighted record member growth and strong finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Christian Science Mother Church
Clifford P. Smith
John C. Lathrop
New York
Grace J. Collins
Stephen A. Chase
Fall River
John Y. Diltemore
Curtailed Production Of Pig Iron Noted In May
Cleveland report shows May coke and anthracite pig iron output at 1,859,916 tons vs April’s 2,044,904 tons. Daily average drops from 68,163,000 to 59,900,000 tons. Active blast furnaces fall from 220 to 7, a loss of thirteen stacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Iron Trade Review
Millionaire pi anist sued for separate maintenance
After thirty eight years of marriage John V Steger pi ano manufacturer is defendant in a suit for separate maintenance filed by his wife Louise R Steger. Mrs Steger says he hoards wealth worth two million dollars and gives only twenty dollars a week for her clothing medical bills and other expenses while she performs family washing and other labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John V. Steger
Louise R. Steger
Philanthropist Roeliff Brinkerhoff Dead at Mansfield Home
General Roeliff Brinkerhoff a long time prison reform advocate dies at his Mansfield residence after a gradual decline in health. Born 1828 in Owasco New York he studied law then served as editor and a Civil War brigadier general. He helped found Mansfield Savings Bank and led state charity work as Ohio board member and National Prison congress president. He later allied with conservative Democrats and supported M. D. Harter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Roeliff Brinkerhoff
Owasco
Cayuga County
New York
Andrew Jackson, Jr
Hermitage
Mansfield Herald
Sixty~ Fourth
of Volunteers
War Department
Stanton
Mansfield Savings Bank
Brinkerhoff
Ohio Board of State Charities
National Prison Congress
United States
Europe
Ohio Archaeological Association
Greeley
Ohio Liberal
M. D. Harter
Congress
Holds Agents of Oil Trust Guilty
Greensboro news reports that in U S district court Judge Boyd charged the grand jury on trusts noting Supreme Court decisions against Standard Oil and American Tobacco mark not only criminality for corporations but for active agencies and instrumentalities including other corporations or individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
United States District Court Today
Boyd
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
American Tobacco Company
Ilegal
Newport and Covington Bridge Bond Issue Approved
The Newport and Covington bridge project advances after the council approves a 37000 bond issue to redeem 25 year old bonds. Plans for a city park band stand and comfort station were presented by Member Eicher and referred to the ways and means committee. Claims totaling 465.72 were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Council
Newport and Covington
Eicher
Ways and Means Committee
Mrs Blair Dead mother of two Blair sons
Mrs Angeline Linn Blair, aged 75, mother of Joseph L. Blair secretary of Niles Tool Works and James Blair purchasing agent for the same firm, died at her Hamilton home. She was widow of William H. Blair former postmaster. Survived by two sons, another son William Blair of Cleveland, and daughter Miss Sarah Blair of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
Angeline Linn Blair
Joseph L. Blair
Niles Tool Works Company
James Blair
William H. Blair
Hamilton
William Blair
Cleveland
Sarah Blair
Cincinnati Woman's Club Elects Mrs Mitchell President
Mrs Mitchell accepts the presidency amid reflections on renewal and loyalty. She vows to balance growth with harmony, keep in touch with timely issues, and advance club work with inclusive leadership. A musical program followed, featuring In Arcady and performances by Mrs Mosh er, Loewe, and a quartet.
Evans pleads guilty in bribery cases tied to Haas bill
Evans admitted taking 100 dollars from L C Miller of Akron for a vote on senate bill 52 and soliciting 400 dollars from J C Sharrer of Alliance for the same measure. Judge Kinkead imposed a 500 dollar fine as the court delays adjournment, enabling grand jury sessions as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinkead
Evans
Turner
L. C. Miller
Akron
J.C. Sharrer
Aliance
Sharrer
Miller
Kemper
Man Kills Wife Then Shoots Self in Indiana
In Cero Indiana on June 5 Jarry Hyatt aged 4 accidentally killed his wife Nellie Hyatt aged 21 with a pistol and then shot himself in a domestic tragedy at the home of Nellie’s father A W Bonn west of the town. The self-inflicted wound is serious but not fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cero
Ind
Jarry Hyatt
Nellie Hyatt
A. W. Bonn
Nation's Big Advertiser Luncheon Honors Dobbs in Cincinnati
The Ad vertisers' club holds its final midday luncheon of the season at noon in club rooms. Guest of honor is President 3. C. Dobbs of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America. Informal talks by ex-President Smith B. Queal and George Thomas Crawford are planned. Dobbs will speak on Pilgrim Publicity's message for the Boston delegates August 1 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advertisers
3. C. Dobbs
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Smith B. Queal
George Thomas Crawford
A. E. McBee Company
Dobbs
Cincinnati Club
Pilgrim Publicily Association of
Boston
Gas Franchise War in Columbus Settled
Columbus Council adopts a natural gas ordinance after months of struggle. It sets a thirty cent net rate for five years, to be accepted by the gas companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus, O
Ministers Die as Fire Engine Upsets in Cal
The Rev. Cecil Merrill was killed and the Rev. H. C. Merrill was probably fatally injured when a new fire engine carrying eleven ministers overturned in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss
Cal
Cecil Merrill
H. C. Merrill
Revenue Fleet to Watch Japs Off British Columbia
The revenue cutter Rush, flagship of the Bering Sea seal patrol fleet, sails for the Bering Sea today under Captain Daniel Foley who commands the fleet with sealed orders from Washington. Japanese vessels are pursuing north bound fur seal herds off the coast of British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washi
Juhe
Bering Sea
Daniel Foley
Washington
British Columbia
French Aviator Marcel Pennot Dies After Exhibition Fall
Marcel Pennot, the French aviator, died in a Havana hospital after a June 1 fall from 50 feet during an exhibition at San Diego De Los Panos. The incident occurred earlier this month and Pennot succumbed this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Marcel Pennot
San Diego de Los Panos
Cincinnati Poised for Postal Savings Bank Expansion
Washington reports Cincinnati likely to gain a postal savings bank by July 1 as the system expands from 100 to 150 offices weekly. Postmaster General Hitchcock aims for about 1,000 offices nationwide by mid year, claiming a world record for rapid rollout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cincinnati
Itmaster
Hitchcock
United States
Hamilton debuts $50,000 main street lighting system
Hamilton unveils a new cluster lighting system in a public demonstration. Mayor Abe Roth pressed the activation button as more than half the town filled the main thoroughfare on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Abe Rothwell
Taft declines invitation to Louisville celebration
President Taft rejected an invitation to travel to Louisville on June 20 for a Masonic sponsored celebration. The White House said he will not make new engagements outside Washington during the reciprocity debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial
Tribune
Washington
Taft
Louisville
Sherley
Greene elected in Ninth Iowa district race
In Council Bluffs Iowa W R Greene of Audubon won the ninth district seat to succeed Walter I Smith. He defeated Democrat W 8 Cleveland by about 1192 votes as Cleveland backed reciprocity and Greene opposed it. Democratic leaders credit farmer opposition for Cleve lands loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Iowa
W. R. Greene
Audubon
Walter I. Smith
Taft
Greene
Cleveland
Judge Smith
Riders Scrape Tobacco Beds Near Plane
Three tobacco beds on C. B. Tucker's farm near Plane were scraped by night riders. A note and switches warned Tucker and tenant James Chaflin not to raise tobacco this year, claiming it would bring serious trouble. the beds ruined prevent any tobacco harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Bowling Green
C. B. Tucker
Plane
Cleared of Larceny Files Suit for 10000 Damages
Lawrenceburg Indiana June 3 James W Young manufacturer of charcoal had a warrant for the arrest of John B McCracken stock raiser for larceny McCracken was acquitted due to insufficient evidence Young charged McCracken with stealing a valued sledge hammer given to Youngs father by Abraham Lincoln before his inauguration The hammer was to pass to Youngs eldest son Young has sued for 10000 damages alleging malicious prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lawrenceburg
Ind
James W. .Young
John
McCracken
Yountg
Mr. Young
Abraham Lincoln
Young
Lincoln-in-Illinois
Hamilton Mayor Fines Saloonkeeper in Sunday Case
In Hamilton Ohio on June 5 mayor Abe Rothwell presided in police court over saloonist Joseph Hammer charged with violating the Sunday closing ordinance. Hammer paid a self-imposed fine of 100 dollars plus costs after a tense exchange with the mayor who initially set 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Joseph Hammer
Abe Rothwell
Changes at Oxford College Names Swarthout Successors
Prof J Christian Ringwald formerly at Wolfville Nova Scotia accepts as director of music at Oxford College succeeding Donald Swarthout who resigns. Frederick Benson from the Pittsburgh Conservatory becomes head of the vocal department. Prof Edward Fletcher remains as piano instructor. Benson succeeds Max Swarthout who resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
J. Christian Ringwald
Wolfville
Nova Scotia
Oxford College
Donald Swarthout
Frederick Benson
Pittsburg Conservatory of Music
Edward Fletcher
Benson
Max Swarthout
Left Home At Twenty One Drowns In Lake
The body of W. C. O Toole of Danville Miwag was found floating in the lake at the foot of Van Buren street. He left Danville after turning 21 with about 109 dollars and relatives suspect foul play. A cousin E Voxs identified the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. C. O'Toole
Danville
Miwag
van Buren Street
E. Voxs
O'Toole
Circuit Court Set To Hear Cox Perjury Indictment Case
The circuit court convenes with three judges to hear Prosecutor Hunt s mandamus bid to limit a Cox perjury indictments case. Subpoenas issued for Judge Dickson and others to testify as the hearing proceeds. Estate matters include Kilfuss heirs and Fuchs homestead bequest. Personal estates of Sibbald and Koester appraised with stock holdings and life insurance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Cox
Circuit Court
Dustin
Allread
Ferneding
Second
Hunt
Mandamus Common Pleas
Dickson
Cox
Wiliam L. Dickson
Joseph Kinney
Procter Baronet Case Delayed in Circuit Court
The case of Percy Procter and Baroness Nadine De Klifuss of France faced a delay as creditors and English claimants could not attend. Judge Woodmansee's ruling concerned $40,000 in Procter & Gambie stock pledged as security for a wedding gift. Hearing adjourned to November 6 with Union Savings Bank to pay dividends while Procter pays $160 monthly to Mrs. Procter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Procter
Nadine, de Klifuss
France
Procter
Woman Sues for Damages Over Rat Poison Sold to Boy
Nora Stutesman sues in common pleas on behalf of Cleo Stutesman alleging Henry Wagner without proper certification sold rough on rats on April 10. The boy ingested it to poison himself, underwent stomach pump, endured five weeks of vomiting, damaged reputation, and seeks $1,000. Plaintiff’s attorney is R. E. Simmonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Stutesman
Cleo Stutesman
Common Pleas Court
Statesmans
Linn Street
R. E. Simmonds
Suit Over Personal Injuries Involving Traction Co And Tailor
John Dickinson sues Cincinnati Milford and Loveland Traction for 10055 damages claiming head injury from a fall at Madisonville on Feb 4 1909. M C Lykins represents him. Rose Wartmann sues Peter Steffen for 10600 damages alleging assault at Temple Bar Court and Main and injury to body mind and reputation. William Jerome Kuertz represents her. An attachment sought to hold stock in the French Bros Bauer company. grand jury recently investigated the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dickinson
Cincinnati, Milford & Loveland Traction Company
Madisonville
Dickinson
M. C. Lykins
Rose Wartmann
Bellevue
Peter Steffen
Temple Bar
Court and
Main Streets
Steffen
Grand Jury Impanels Two in City Case Walks
The grand jury met yesterday morning and excused Benjamin Rice and William Stuart to attend to pressing business. George J. Finn of 2618 Clifton Avenue and Robert W. Hasselhoff of 5490 Craig Street were drawn from the wheel and impaneled. After being recharged the panel went into session, investigated several police cases, but made no report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin ©. Rice
William Stuart
George J. Finn
Clifton Avenue
Robert W. Hasselhoff
Craig Street
Blackmail Charge Dismissed in Saloon Case
William Martin was acquitted on one indictment alleging blackmail of Nathan Michaelson and John Street saloon keeper for threats to prosecute under Sunday closing law. The testimony failed to sustain the charge, with Prosecutor Hunt planning to try Martin on a remaining indictment. Max Levy defends. Also, Homer Henderson was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for shooting to wound by Judge Charles J. Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Martin
Nathan Michaelson
Sixth Avenue
John Street
Michaelson
Hunt
Martin
Max Levy
Homer Henderson
Charles J.hunt
Probate judge appoints witness for Hawkins will dispute
Probate Judge Lueders named B T Archer to take testimony from Joanna and C C Johnson at their home as attesting witnesses to the Hawkins will and codicil. The witnesses are ill at home. The will leaves Oliver E Hawkins estate of three farms and about 1009 in personal property to Sarah Hawkins with limited bequests to his first wife’s children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders
B. T. Archer
Joanna
C. C. Johnson
Oliver E. Hawkins
Cherry Grove
Anderson Township
Hawkins
Sarah Hawkins
May ‘Belle Shanks
Harry A. Hawkins
Ferdinand Brausch
Bond Hill
Hortens‘a Brausch
Anna
Margaret
Peter
Ferdinand
Martin
John
Henry
Mary
Catherine
Ambrose
Alwina
Amanda
Augusta Brausch
Rose Mersfelder
William K. Mersfelder
Ephemis Maria Barkaling
Katie Barkaling
Claims settlements and bequests reported in probate court
The Ohio Paper Box company settled John Cunningham’s injury claim for $125. Cincinnati Traction accepted $200 for Frederick Bernett’s death. Frank M. Zumstein settled $10,000 for Fred Weid’s accidental death at $1,200. Elizabeth Baumgartner is sole beneficiary of John Edrich’s will. Anna G Oliver leaves houses on Summit Ave to Lucie Oliver McDuffie and Ella B McDuffie. Grandson Willard Wade Oliver receives $5,000 and remainder to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Paper Box Company
John Cunningham
Cincinnati Traction Company
Frederick Bernett
Frank M. Zumstein
Fred Weid
Elizabeth Baumgartner
John Edrich
Anna. G. Oliver
Lucie Oliver McDuffie
Summit* Avenue
Ella B. McDuffie
Summit. Avenue
Willard Wade Oliver
Divorce filings and judge grants in local Kentucky cases
Minnie Bruce files for divorce from Franklin P Bruce citing willful absence and lack of support. Attorney Samuel W Bell. Yesterday Judge Warner granted divorces to Wilhelmina Fuchs from Henry Fuchs for lack of support since 1908 with ten children. Anna Kelly from Andrew Kelly for cruel treatment. Anna Sanders from Fred Sanders for eleven years willful absence. Maggie Wheatley from Fred Wheatley for failure to provide. Louisa Sweed from William A Sweed for willful absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin P. Bruce
Minnie Bruce
West Covington
Samuel W. Bell
Warner
Anna Kelly
Andrew Kelly
Anna Sanders
Fred Sanders
Maggie Wheatley
Fred Wheatley
Louisa Sweed
William A. Sweed
Emery Estate Respondentshamper by Attorney Advice in Lease Dispute
Mary M. Emery and Girard Trust of Philadelphia for the Emery estate answered Central Trust and Safe Deposit’s suit over rent for twenty five years for quarters in the St Paul building. Appraisers Harris and Harrison faced advice hampered decisions as leases cover separate sections. The dispute hinges on whether rent should reflect current or past conditions. A cross bill seeks adjudication and a stay of Central’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Emery
Girard Trust Company of
Philadelphia
Emery
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
The
Central
St. Paul
Fourth Street
George, W. Harris
Charles L. Harrison
Central Company
Circuit Court of Appeals Opens June Session Here
The United States circuit court of appeals convenes this morning for its June session with regular judges Severens and Shenappen. Judge Walter Evans of Kentucky sits on the bench for the first week filling in for the absent Warring ton. Decisions will be issued today in cases including Mount Vernon Refrigerating Company v Wolff Co and L N Railroad v Wilson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Severens
Shenappen
Walter Evans
Kentucky
Warrington
Europe
Mount Vernon
Wolff Co. L. & N. Railroad
Wilson, Hossfeld
Hossfeld, Brown
Southern Railway Company
Bettendorf Co
The
Mast Co
Wilson
Pennsylvania Loan and Bank Company
Hunter
Illinois Central
Campfield
Sauer, Robertson
Conway
Dayton Coal Company
Dodd
New Orleans Terminal Company
Hanson
Nelson
Ohio ‘Cultivator Company
Thirteen bankrupts discharged by Judge Hollis
Thirteen more bankrupts yesterday received discharges after showing compliance with the law by turning over property to creditors. Some applicants had discharges withheld pending further proof. Listed cleared individuals include Ben Shargradsky Dayton A C Levi West Union Charles B Cornell Cincinnati Ralph L Floto Norwood Walter M Shaner Covington John P Hom Hamilton John W Brewster Ironton Guy E Kuns Trotwood Carl B Heaton Greenville Leslie Anderton Dayton P H Thomas North Lewisburg Albert D Klaus Cincinnati W D Early Wilmington Objections against John I Gillespie Cincinnati were dismissed. Appraisers valued Gillespie's property at 668. Receiver William Doering filed his final report and was discharged. Detzel Bros assets sold to Cincinnati Special Sales Co. for 2916. N T Isaacs named trustee for Cecilia Schaefer estate. liabilities about 1100, property appraised about 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Ben Shargradsky
Dayton
A. C. Levi
West Union
Charles 8. Cornell
Cincinnati
Ralph L. Floto
Norwood
Walter M. Shaner
Covington, O
John P. Hom
Hamilton
John
Wiliam Doering
Thomas H. Osborne & Co
Detzel Bros
Cincinnati Special Sales Company
N. T. Isaacs
Cecilia Schaefer
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
No. 148 034 Peck Williamson Heating and Ventilating Co versus Mary Snyder lien and execution for 10 dollars. No. 148 035 Edward Luekens and Anna Phillips et al for 226.15 on a note. No. 148 036 William Hampton versus Josephine Dorman appeal from Squire Myers. No. 143 037 Mathilda Lord versus City of Cincinnati for 71000 damages. No. 148 028 Cleo Statesman versus Henry Wagner for 1000 damages. No. 148 039 Anna Schnabel et al versus Louis Furst et al for 100. No. 148 140 John Dickinson versus Cincinnati Milford and Loveland Traction Co for 10055 damages. No. 148 041 Rose Wartmann versus Peter Stef foner for 19000 damages. Court of Insolvency No. 3% Minnie Bruce versus Franklin Bruce for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Peck-Williamson Heating and Ventilating Co
Mary EK. Snyder
H. J. Buntin
Edward N. Luekens
Anna EF. Phillips
O. Bayless
Frank A Ralston
William Hampton
Josephine D. Dorman
Squire Myers
E. T. Brown
John Dickinson
Cincinnati, Milford & Loveland Traction Co
M. C. Liykins
Rose Wartmann
Peter Steffoner
William J. Cuertz
Husband stands by wife in trial for poisoning
In Pittsburg on June 5, Mrs. Minnie Strohacker went on trial charged with giving her husband, George M. Strohacker, strychnine after a long illness left him recovering. He testified I shall stand by my wife so long as I have a drop of blood left in my body. He fell ill after lunch at his grain elevator job. doctors found poison in the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Minnie Strohacker
George M. Strohacker
Strohacker
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Marquis
Emilio de Ojeda
Clifford’ 'P. Smith
Russia
the Commercial Tribune
P.O
Ohio
Walnut
Government Place
Council
Mrs. Blair
Fife
Mitchell
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Asks Harmony
Arcady
Ethelbert Nevin
L. Drew Mosher
F. J. Loewe
Nation’s Big Advertiser
City
Ad Club
Rothwell
Oxford
de Kilfuss
Lucie
Fielding W. Oliver
Casper Fuchs
Colerain Township
Maria Fuchs
Charles S. Sibbald
Chamber of Commerce
Early & Daniels Co
Charlies F. ‘Koester
John van Range Company
Emery Estate
Sam W. Bell
Hunyadi
Janos
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