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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1900

Page

5

Thomas arson case stalls as trial proceeds with jury viewing site

The W. W. Thomas arson trial jury visited the burned factory and offices at 320 East Third Street after panel completion. Prosecution detailed alleged motives including insolvency and insurance connections, with Ott the watchman and other witnesses to testify as court resumes.

W. W. Thomas Mr. Thomas East Third Street Henry F. Bernens West Fighth W. A. Goodman, Jr McMillan Henry Rabbe Delaware Darby Thomas Baking Powder Company Tea and Spice Company

Changes in Germany described by Hermann Fuhrhans in Cincinnati

Hermann Fuhrhans, a New York salesman visiting Cincinnati after more than a year abroad, reports dramatic German city growth, pro-American sentiment, and a desire for closer trade. He notes Frankfurt Munich Berlin and others modernized, urges amicable Germany America ties, and dismisses imperial colonization rumors as baseless.

Hermann Fuhrhans New York Cincinnati Gibson Old Country Mr. Fuhrhans Germany Frankfort-on-the-Main Munich Berlin Hamburg Dresden America Fuhrhans Texas Frankfort Brazil West Indies

Brave Deed Recalled in National Tribune Tribute

A local man J W Wilshire is cited in the National Tribune article by Colonel Theodore F Allen honoring General William P Sanders. It recounts Wilshire then a teen courier in the Forty-fifth Ohio who rode through heavy fire at Dutton Hill Kentucky to relay an order for a cavalry charge and survived a facial wound.

J. W. Wilshire Wilshire National Tribune Theodore F. Allen William P. Sanders Dutton Hill Somerset Joseph W. Wilshire Gilmore Forty-fifth Ohio Pegram Curley Runkel Fifth Ohio

Fernbank School Commencement Held With Readings and Music

Fernbank school's commencement was held in the school hall last night. Graduates include Mary R. Rouse Bertha Ward Olive Begley Merrell Hinchman and Albert V. Caffee. The program featured duets recitations solos and an address by Prof. Joseph Surdo followed by diplomas presented by Superintendent C. S. Fay.

Fernbank School Mary R. Rouse Bertha Ward Olive Begley Merrell Hinchman Albert V. Caffee Mesdames Hoyt Kite Wm. H. Humphrey Joseph Surdo Cincinnati Tritemius J. W. Riley Balfe Miss Rosa Surdo Mary Roberts Rouse R. J. Burdette Merrill Hinchman Mr. C. L. Horton Home City America Wm. Norman Guthrie Fernbank Miss Pettit

Loyal Legion Elects Two New Members at Banquet

The Loyal Legion Commandery of wine held its last meeting before October at the Grand Hotel with about forty members attending. Two applicants were elected to First Class membership: John B. Sampson of Cincinnati Ohio, and John Kell Rainey of St Augustine Florida. Colonel Cornelius Cadle presided for the first time.

Loyal Legion Grand Hotel John B. Sampson Cincinnati 194Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry John Kell Rainey St. Augustine Fla 111Th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Cornelius Cadle

Alimony and divorce pleas fill county actions

A flood of divorce filings and alimony motions is noted, with Anne Webster seeking divorce from Carver Webster on felony conviction grounds and temporary alimony ordered in the Stacey case. Other filings include Anna Farrar seeking divorce from Alexander Farrar with cross-petition for alimony, and guardian appointments for several minors. The Prichard will is offered for probate with a substantial estate.

Anne Webster Carver Webster Foster Charles E. Salmon Spiegel Dobbeling

Brady Case Dismissed and Alimony Continued

Judge Spiegel dismisses the Brady case after finding the husband failed to prove habitual drunkenness due to the wife's intemperate habits. A guardian will be appointed for the child and the wife's mortgage is canceled with life income for her, later to the child. Alimony to the wife continues. Carl Wenzel and wife quarrel over custody. judge warns of placing the child in a home if trouble persists. Judge Spiegel hears the Hollowell divorce. Joseph T. accuses Kate of transferring affections to Mother Daniel McSweeney. prior decree set aside to allow her defense and alimony request.

Carl Wenzel Davis Carl

Wills And Admin Details Of Local Estates

Philip Wahl leaves all to wife Caroline with no values specified. Vincent Luiz estate valued at 300 with wife Antonia as sole legatee and life-uses. John Mulcahy estate of 5000 leaves it to wife Johanna who is executrix. Five children survive. Letters of administration granted.

Philip Wahl Germany Caroline Vincent Luiz Antonia John Mulcahy Johanna

Farmer Joseph Bedinghaus Assigns Assets to John McBee

Joseph Bedinghaus a farmer and dairy man near Norwood yielded to creditor pressure with liabilities around 5500 and assets of 1500. The deed of assignment was made to John McBee.

Joseph Bedinghaus Norwood John McBee

Common Pleas Court docket items and cases listed

A list of Common Pleas Court cases with docket numbers and parties including Woodward vs Woodward for partition, Peaslee receiver vs Clark quiet title, Annie Weber vs Carver Weber divorce, Wulsin trustee vs Roberts sale of real estate, Bolden vs Fisher lien and execution, Wagner vs Village of Hyde Park contract dispute, Robinson vs Lindley for damages, Williamson vs Cleveland will contest, and Superior Court injunction action William Pine agent vs City of Cincinnati.

Wm. W. Woodward Josiah L. Woodward John W. Woodward John B. Peaslee William Clark A. L. Herrlinger Annie Weber Carver Weber Charles E. Salmon Drausin Wulsin William G. Roberts James J. Bolden Clay Fisher Nick Wagner Village of Hyde Park Charles M Leslie Benjamin F. Robinson Wm. J. Lindley Renner, Goreth & Renner Keturah M. Williamson Harlan Cleveland George H. Williamson R. B. Bowler

License to marry issued to George Washington and Sarah Lewis

A license to marry was granted to George Washington colored 2 percent and Sarah Lewis widow 35 white. Judge Davis and jury hear the suit of William Goldsmith against Central Insurance for 25000 alleging malicious arrest on embezzlement. Purcell trustees face possible removal if court order on due amount is not complied with. Martha F Lyons versus Walter G Lyons divorce postponed as husband jailed for passing counterfeit dollar. he works as a packer at Langdon Bakery Co.

George Washington Sarah Lewis Davis William Goldsmith The Central Insurance Company Purcell Martha F. Lyons Walter G. Lyons

Court Calendar and Docket Highlights by Court

The list shows circuit superior and common pleas dockets with cases across Tenney Miller Mathias City Street Railway Co. and families. Judges Jackson Dempsey Murphy Jelke Davis Hollister Spiegel and others preside over miscellaneous probate and insolvency matters including Henry M. Sidwell assignment.

Circuit Court Tenney Et al City Miller Weil Pope Mathias Planing Mill Co Hazen Windisch, Executrix Metzger Fairmount B 8. Co Williams Jelke Wade & Perin Davis Thompson & Scoggins W. Smith Hollister State Thomas Spiegel Hoban Vaughn Rybolt Bachman Henry M Sidwell

Flour stock comparisons show ten year June 1 levels

Statement prepared for Superintendent C. B. Murray of the Chamber of Commerce compares current stocks of wheat and rye flour on hand June 1 with the same date in 1891 through 1900. It reflects dealer and warehouseman returns from Cincinnati and highlights long term stock trends.

Cincinnati C. B. Murray Chamber of Commerce

County Infirmary Report notes drop in enrollment and crop woes

The Hamilton County Infirmary board reports a sharp enrollment decline due to 8 deaths and 25 discharges in May. The dairy produced 1,076 gallons of milk and 233 pounds of butter from 13 cows. Debates over bonds, county funds, and a Lipscomb family aid case are noted amid shifting apportionment rules directing township doctor payments to the county.

Hamilton County Infirmary C. Gillespie John Hughes F. Blersch Bogen Castner, Curran & Bullitt Coal Company W. Geheringer J. Gaffner J. Ziegler G. Edwards Shields Butler County Infirmary Hamilton County Board Lipscomb Hamilton County Carthage Frm

Critics Target New Grain Rules After Tuesday Board Action

Grain trade members criticized rules on reporting floor sales adopted by directors. A special meeting of the Grain Hay and Feed Receivers Association was called to discuss amendments. The meeting is expected tomorrow afternoon as members debate challenges to sales and secrecy concerns. Superintendent Murray praised the committee work and the rule changes as reflecting members’ suggestions to improve conditions.

Receivers’ Association Murray

County Commissioners rebuke special examiners report harshly

Special Examiners Malsbary and O Hara faced sharp criticism from the County Commissioners who called their recommendations foolish and their conclusions groundless. Linnemann argued against the examiners and defended paying for bridge material, while Richardson urged new security requiring bills of sale and marked, inventoried material to protect the county. The board will adopt the plan after consulting the Board of Control.

Malsbary O’hara Linnemann New Baltimore Richardson Wilson Board of Control

Lawyers in Court in U S Court of Appeals Hearing

A large group of prominent lawyers gathered in the United States Court of Appeals for a hearing day. Among those present or waiting their turn were Judge J M Dickinson Chicago General Conwell and other notable figures from Illinois Kentucky Tennessee and Cambridge. Charles R Mead and Kennedy Helm were admitted to practice.

U. S. Court of Appeals United States Court of Appeals J. M. Dickinson Chicago General Conwell Illinois Central Railroad N. T. Stone Alex. Humphrey E. T. Trabue James Helm Kennedy Helm Louisville George Smith John B. Baskin Chattanooga United States Tillman Nashville Ellis Cocke Roberts. Scott Cambridge Charles R. Mead

Funeral for Mrs Amelia Roe Woodward Today

The funeral for the late Mrs Amelia Roe Woodward widow of Dr Charles Woodward will be held this afternoon at 2 from the family home in East Walnut Hills. She lived on Madison road for four decades and is survived by six children nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Amelia Roe Woodward Charles Woodward East Walnut Hills Woodward Madison Road Josiah Lawrence Woodward Milford Wellison Wallis Woodward John Haven Woodward Warren Roe Woodward Augustus Janvier’ Woodward Elizabeth A. Woodward Cincinnati Daniel Andrews Hamilton, O

Old Ragpicker Returns Stolen Toys to Store

James Higginson a homeless ragpicker admitted stealing two toy pianos a locomotive and cars from Fahlbusch's at 114 West Fifth Street. Overcome by remorse he surrendered the items and was jailed at Central Station to face a petit larceny charge before Judge Schwab.

James Higginson Higginson F. A. Fahlbusch Notion Store West Fifth Street Lodge Gano Fahlbusch Central Station James Schwab

Eighth annual Cincinnati District Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting

The eighth annual Cincinnati District meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society, Methodist Episcopal Church, will be held today at Avon Dale Church. The program includes opening service, greetings, business, officer elections, and a talk titled The Call to the Twentieth Century, with remarks by Dr. Edmonds and Rev. Mrs. E. T. Wells among others.

Cincinnati Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church Avondale Church Edmond Edmonds J. G. Porter Charlton Budge Goodman Glenn Home I. D. Jones E. T. Wells Delia Lathrop Williams Misa Filmore T. H. Pearne

Per Capita Circulation Shows Record Money in U S

The June 1 monthly statement of the United States Treasury reports a per capita money circulation of 2671 dollars, the highest on record, signaling broad prosperity for all citizens.

United States Treasury

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Darby Glucose Company Myers W. Tompkins Ott Isaiah Miss Stone J. Hartley Cabell John Coffey C. B. Robertson Robert E. Pugh Ellin Mellin Actuall Gertrude E. Landy Charles S. Mann Maple Glen Penn Mellin’s Food Co Boston, Mass Stacey Louis Fisler Margaretta Fisler John G. Knabe Louisa Knabe George Hartsmeyer Louisa Hartsmeyer Jacob Ungeheuer John Valerius Anna Spear Harold P Mary Martin Caroline Fink Rudolph Fink George A. Prichard Sallie Prichard Sarah Grout Florence Stimson Angalina Tainter George Stimson Earl Stimson Hollowell Robert Mitchell Furniture Company Mitchell Robert Oie West Fourth Street Common Pleas Court Superior Court William Pine City of Cincinnati Et al Albert T. Brown Wainwrights Henry Disbro Mr. Disbro Olive Wainwright Henry Mr. Wainwright Clinton County Tender Heart Grain Trade Mrs. Woodward M. E. Church Uneeda National Biscuit Company
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