Wealthy heiress admitted to hospital in dementia case
Isabella M Blick a 45 year old heiress and daughter of the late James C Blick of Covington was admitted to City Hospital after being removed from Good Samaritan Hospital for violent behavior. Covington Trust Company named executor. Ernst, president, listed as her next friend.
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Isabella, M. Blick
East Ninth Street
James C. Blick
Covington
City Hospital
Good Samaritan Hospital
Blicks
Kentucky
Lexington Pike
James Blick
Covington Trust Company
John B. Ernst
Rabenstein, Harris & Conner
American Bonding and Trust Company
Justice of the Peace
James M. Brandt
Gideon C. Wilson
Otis H. Fisk
David, Kahn
Kahn
Moses Ruskin
City
James W. Cavey
Charles Blliff & Bro
Cavey
Postal clerks honor Congressman Goebel at banquet
Three hundred Cincinnati Post Office clerks gathered at the Scottish Rite Cathedral for a testimonial banquet in honor of Congressman Herman P. Goebel. President William L. Miller presided and read resolutions thanking Goebel for championing the clerks' cause, with speeches by E R Monfort Judge Bramwell and Frank T. Rogers. The evening featured a musical program by the Postoffice Quartet.
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Cincinnati
Herman P. Goebel
Congress
Goebel
Scottish Rite Cathedral
William L. Miller
Clerks’ Association
Miller
Congressman Goebel
Postoffice Quartet
John W. Roberts
Emil Huss
William E. Webber
Robert Cochnower
Hotel Lien Ruling Affects Innkeepers on Guest Property
The Circuit Court reversed prior rulings to hold a hotel proprietor's lien on guest baggage, including stolen property under lodging bills, superior to the Remington Typewriter Company’s claim on a sold machine. Other cases affirmed judgments on embezzlement, city assessments, and wall collapse negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington Typewriter Company
Joseph 8. Thoma
Newmarket
B. L. Wendelborn
Thoma
Wendelborn
Burch & Johnson
Geoffrey Goldsmith
James SR. Jordan
Austin W. Tidd
Smith Envelope Company
Tidd
George Hllerhorst
Covington
Ellerhorst
Thomas L. Michie
Frome Morris
Hartwell Furniture Company Assigns Assets Estimated at 40000
Hartwell Furniture Company assigned its assets of about 40000 to attorney William G. Roberts amid creditor pressure and failed loan negotiations. President HE Greene and Judge Warner fixed the assignee's bond at 000. Steinman & Meyer Furniture Co sues for possession of goods valued at 1100 alleged bought while insolvent.
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Hartwell Furniture Company
William G. Roberts
HE. Greene
Judge Warner
Steinman & Meyer Furniture Company
Assigned Furniture Company
William M. Tugman
Woman Ejected From Train Seeks 10000 Damages
Farah Altschool sues C background railways for 10000 alleging injury after being told her ticket was for a different train near Storrs Station on July 10 1907. She claims she walked in darkness over tracks and ditches with her child and suffered nervous prostration. Attorneys listed. The Auto Motor Car Company sues for 5000 over vehicle damage from a freight collision. Other suits seek 6000 and 7500 damages for injuries and sidewalk accident respectively.
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Farah Altschool
C., C., C. & St. L. Railway Company
Central Union Station
Kansas City
Storrs
Bat & Meyer
The
Auto Motor Car Company
P., C., C. & St. L. Railway Company
Pennsylvania Company
Norfolk &Western Railway Company
Probate Court Reveals Wills and Admin Requests
Contents of wills become public with applications to administer filed. John J. Weber leaves estate to wife Elizabeth for life then to children including a deceased daughter’s heirs. Henry W. Davis, executor for Catherine Bense, to accept 150 dollars from Cincinnati Traction Co. in settlement of death claim. Catherine Bense died after being struck by a car at Seventh and Cutter streets on April 1. Martin I. Murphy seeks to administer Catherine’s $3,000 estate.
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John J. Weber
Elizabeth Weber
Henry W. Davis
Catherine Bense
Cincinnati Traction Company
Seventh and
Cutter Streets
Martin I. Murphy
Catherine
Common Pleas Court Finds Magistrate Exceeded Authority
Judge Pfleger holds there was error in all proceedings in the Magistrate's court where E M Sickles James R Andrews F J Minsterketter and Vincent Rhein were fined for alleged pharmacy violations. The magistrate lacked jurisdiction to try the cases or impose fines without jury waivers. Affidavits were defective and proof deficient. Wolpa sues Never for damages over a false accusation of theft at a synagogue. Berea College sues Feldhaus for Notes and sale of mortgaged property at Warsaw Pike and Park Avenue. Mallon and Vordenberg represent.
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Eder Tha
E. M. Sickles
James R. Andrews
F. J. Minsterketter
Vincent Rhein
Pfleger
Louis Wolpa
Hyman Never
Wolpa
Wesley Avenue
Queensware
West Fifth Street
Brotherly Love
Simon Lemonek
Berea College
Berea
Frank A. Feldhaus
Warsaw Pike
Park Avenue
Mallon & Vordenberg
Creditors of Harry Langdon Offered Forty Cents on Dollar
District Attorney McPherson returns from Columbus after the grand jury returned seventeen indictments. Most true bills target postal law violators. Some will plead guilty seeking clemency. a few counterfeiting cases will be tried soon. Judge Thompson will hear new-trial applications in April. creditors meet to decide on the forty-cent offer.
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McPherson
Columbus
Thompson
Harry Langdon
Divorce actions and grand jury report from local court
Ida May Daley sues Friest Daley for divorce citing failure to provide. Scott Bonham represents. York Gaines sues Florence Gaines for divorce alleging neglect with L Dalton as attorney. Grand jury to Judge Hunt reports investigations: George Davis and Lillie Hamilton grand larceny, B Miles killing Horace Weathers, John Gere gar cutting, John Sagel shooting, Charles Bentrup and Jesse Hamel burglars tools.
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Ida May Daley
Friest
Daley
Scott Bonham
York’ Gaines
Florence Gaines
L. Dalton
Attonney
Judge Hunt
George Davis
Lillie Hamilton
B. Miles
Horace Weathers
John Geregar
John Sagel
Charles Bentrup
Jesse Hamel
Dramatic Arts Students Stage Readings and Recitals
Miss Mary Neff presents Miss Alma Ulmschneider in readings on June 12 at Metropolitan College of Elocution and Dramatic Art with violin numbers by Leo Brand. Pupils of Miss Madge Walsh perform June 10 at Greenwood Hall, followed by Mrs McAlpin’s class on June 12 in Scottish Rite Hall with operatic pieces and a New York debut lineup. The Academy of Dramatic Arts hosts commencement June 9 with several skits and diplomas awarded by Dean Burris. numerous student recitals and teacher showcases occur through June 4 with praise for the graduates’ progress.
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Mary
Neff
Metropolitan College of Elocution and Dramatic Art
Alma Ulmschneider
Rosetti
Damosel
Leo Brand
Henry Froelich
Madge G. Walsh
Greenwood Hall
Tannhauser
Faust
Norma
Il Trovatore
Academy of Dramatic Arts
Miss Civilization
Richard Harding Davis
Frieda Lotze
John R. Froome, Jr
Harley Bickmore
Garfield Kilgour
Julia Collins
Anne McConnell
Theodosia Garrison
Tommy
Williams Paxton Burris
College For Teachers
University of Cincinnati
Academy
Canal 2593
Anné McConnell
Joseph R. Jones
Conan Doyle
Elmwood Town Hall
Highland
Clerk Arrested Over Hospital Clothing Theft
Detectives arrested Charles Olson, 27, clerk in charge of the clothes room at City Hospital, on suspicion of stealing a watch from a patient’s clothing. Olson allegedly confessed and the watch was recovered from a Central avenue pawnshop after the patient reported the loss on May 19. Olson earned $27 a month and board.
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City Hospital
Keating and
Calnan
Charles Olson
Central Station
Olson
William North
Himore
Spring Grove
North
Central Avenue
Bridge Between Sharon and Glendale Reopens After Flood Repair
A bridge on the Sharon Glendale road, damaged in the flood a month ago, was fully repaired and reopened to traffic yesterday for the first time since the flood, restoring passage between the towns.
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Sharon
Glendale
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