Library Trustees Decline Employee Changes At City Library
The Public Library Trustees met to wind up affairs and voted on bids for interior painting, with Colonel West opposing the Evans bid as too high. They awarded shelving to Henshaw & Co. and set a four tenths mill tax levy for library purposes, while denying broad staff upheaval and affirming Hodges as librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Dr. White
Messrs
Porter
Denziger
Sadler
Green
Colonel West
Hodges
F. Evans
Library Committee
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Henshaw & Co
West
Hopkins
Hartzell
White
Danziger
Carthusian Monks Win Suit Against Cincinnati Firm
A United States Court decree favors the Order of the Carthusian Monks of Isere France. Mihalovitch Fletcher & Co is enjoined from using any Carthusian labels or devices on wines not from the establishment. Damages have been paid. master appointment is dispensed with. A related decree also was issued against Mihalovitch Fletcher & Co over Norwegian enjoined marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Isere
France
Mihalovitch
Cincinnati
Fletcher & Co
Jis
Jones & James
Carthusians
J. C. Harper
Jorgen B. Lysholm
Norway
Building Trades Council Assigns Iron Work to Architectural Iron Workers
The Building Trades Council decided iron work in buildings will be handled by the Architectural Iron Workers following a protest from that union. The Carpenters' District will be notified and the Cincinnati Baseball Park managers will insert the union clause in all rebuilding contracts for the grand stand. The National Building Trades Council Executive Committee is preparing for the annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Architectural Iron Workers
Carpenters’ District
Cincinnati
National Building Trades Council
Lane Seminary Lawn Fete Planned by City Churches
Ladies from Presbyterian churches arrange a Lane Seminary lawn fete on June 12 at Lane Grove Walnut Hills from 4 to 10 PM. Proceeds will fund remodeling and redecorating the seminary chapel with tables under the trees and young ladies presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Seminary
Walnut Hills
Lanegrove
Carey Plant Worker Loses Finger at Lockland Plant
Earl Dubbs, son of Reading public schools principal, lost the middle finger at the Philip Carey Asbestos Company plant in Lockland while turning a machine part. An aged Glendale resident, Matthew Meagher, aged 72, was buried at St. Gabriel Cemetery after services at St. Gabriel Church. Carthage officials arranged for sale of 41,500 dollars in bonds. bidders German National Bank agreed to 3 percent bonds after annexation concerns. Police arrested a former City Infirmary inmate for disorderly conduct. authorities deem him deranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dubbs
Principal Dubbs
Reading Public Schools
Philip Carey Asbestos Company
Lockland
Matthew Meagher
St. Gabriel Church
Glendale
St. Gabriel’s Cemetery
J. A
E. Meagher
Thomas
J. J
Robert Meagher
M. J. Dooley
Carthage
German National Bank
Freda
St. Bernard
Marshal Sprong
Elmwood Place
Glowing Health Promoted by Sunshine and Syrup of Figs
A description highlights vigor from outdoor exercise and good food. It notes a blooming complexion and advises a gentle cleansing by Syrup of Figs made by the California Fig Syrup Co for those needing relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Markley Case Highlights Abandonment in Divorce Plea
The Markleys fate centers on gross neglect of duty after Emma Markley left with their child, failing to tend the home or respond to letters. The judge considers wilful abandonment a three year basis for divorce, with Mr. Markley seeking restoration of his domestic life. The hearing also covers Joseph Bachman’s cruelty allegations and a separate custody note as mothers sob at separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Markley
Emma K. Markley
Cherry Grove
Almira, Ark
Markley
Foster
Mr. Markley
Sparks
Mr. McClure
Edward F. Bachman
Aloma
Bachman
Wilby
Torney
Engine House
Race Streets
Hallowell
Jos. Hallowell
Kate
Baum Street
Louis’ A. Corson
Camse
Laura A. Russell
William H. Russell
Robert P. Hargitt
Doctor's grave news changes love's course in Chicago
A woman confronts a diagnosis that she believes means a fatal decline by September. Her lover Tom, unaware at first, learns the truth from the doctor who reveals a misheard prognosis. The couple faces despair, then relief as a misheard line is corrected and hope returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Margaret Bentley
Chicago
Guardian
Dearie
Miss Bentley
Julia Larsen
Night Arene
Pat Seine
Reed Named President of American Medical Association
Dr. Charles A. Reed of Cincinnati was elected president of the American Medical Association at its Atlantic City session. The article notes his long career in medicine, education, and university leadership, and lists other officers and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
City
N. J
American Medical Association
Chas. A. Reed
Cincinnati
A. W. Calhoun
Georgia
Woodhull
Philip Marvel
New Jersey
Illinois
George W. Simmonds
A. M. Davis
Minnesota
Henry P. Newman
George
Webster
Miles F. Porter
Indiana
District of Columbia
John D. Roberts
Pennsylvania
Charles I. Rodman
Connecticut
S. L. Jeprer
West Virginia
John A. Wilierspoon
Nashville
Tenn
Charles A. Reed
Fifth Ward
Cincinnati College of Medicine
British
Europe
University of Cincinnati
Southern Ohio
Blue Lodge
N. C. Harmony
Glendale College Holds Fortieth Sixth Commencement in Old Chapel
Glendale College closed its forty sixth season with a commencement in the old chapel. Rev Peter Robertson of Cincinnati delivered the address on Education and five graduates received diplomas. Music was led by Miss Hopwood and Miss Hinkle with performances by Camille Hopper Alma Devore Laura Kirkpatrick Edna Kayser Isabelle Somerville Mary McKibbin Agnes Carr Miss Peters. Most graduates left for home as the college will close until September 26 for the next session. ministers from distant places attended the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale College
Peter Robertson
Cincinnati
Hopwood
Helen Hinkle
Camille L. Hopper
Hustonville
Stamina
Alma E. Devore
MacDowell
Chopin
Edith Huston
Laura G. Kirkpatrick
Future Records
Edna B. Kayser
Home City
D’hardelot
Miss Hopper
Liebestraum
Liszt
Miss Kirkpatrick
Isabelle S. Somerville
Indianapolis
Ind
Mary B. McKibbin
Templeton Strong
Denza
Peters
Godard
Hopper
A Plea for Mercy in Siebert Shoplifting Case
Judge Hollister sentenced Alice Siebert and her mother Mary Gallagher for shoplifting. Mrs. Siebert pleaded guilty with her attorney Buck of Pittsburg urging mercy, saying she faced opium addiction and previous troubles. Siebert received a two year term despite claims of mistreatment and prior penalties.
Will of George B Williamson disputed in probate case
Judge Ferris admitted probate of George B Williamson's will leaving about 70 000 mostly to daughters Henriette and Georgette Williamson and Marguerite Grand Camp in Paris. Cincinnati heirs Keturah Charles Mary Williamson Florida A Price Adele W Lee Jane Donahue and Mrs R W Bowler claim the will is not the testator's last will and contest it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris
George B. Williamson
Paris
France
Henriette
Georgette Williamson
Marguerite Grand Camp
Boulevard St. Germaine
Cincinnati
Keturah
Charles
Mary T.williamson
Florida A. Price
Adele W. Lee
Jane T. Donahue
R. W. Bowler
Estate of Goetz valued at 5500 passes to Rosa and grandchildren
The Goetz estate valued at 5500 will descend to daughter Rosa and three grandchildren, with the daughter serving as administratrix. Letters of administration are issued to various executors for multiple estates including William W. Lewis Maria Schmiedeberg Andreas Gebbauer William Giese Frank Ader Frederick Heidekamp Ignatz Falkenstein and Desha Falkenstein. W. B. Morrow is guardian of minor Abraham Hart in estate 594.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goetz
Moerlein Brewing Company
Rosa
Frank Lewis
William W. Lewis
John H. Schmiedeberg
Maria Schmiedeberg
Mary Neuhaus
Andreas Gebbauer
Anna Giese
William Giese
Barbara Ader
Frank Ader
Bernard E. Heidekamp
Frederick Heidekamp
Desha Falkenstein
Ignatz Falkenstein
W. B. Morrow
Abraham Hart
Generous Victor Settles Estate Dispute After Victory
In a long estate settlement before Judge Pfleger, C F Doughty prevailed on a claim to a partnership in the advertising business with George Parvin. Parvin died insane after the partnership. the widow argued the contract void due to lack of capacity. Doughty offered to relinquish the entire estate if the widow paid his attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parvin
Pfleger
C. F. Doughty
Parvin
Doughty
Insanity Commitments Include Langlotz and Hance Case
Mary Langlotz of 345 Baum Street has become violently insane and uncontrollable. she was committed after repeated runaways and delusions about electricity. William Hance, age 40, previously at Dayton Asylum, exhibits insane notions and incoherent talk and has been sent to Longview after a month of irresponsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Langlotz
Baum Street
William Hance
Dayton Asylum
Longview
Law cases listed in Cincinnati Superior Court docket
No 115886 Fred Oberlander Jr versus City of Cincinnati et al for 5000 damages L W Gess and E F Peters No 118887 The Bucket Pump Company versus the Simmons Hardware Company appeal from Squire Winkler Superior Court No 50696 Rudolph Luhre et al versus City of Cincinnati et al for an injunction F E Niederhelman No 50697 The Schaller Patent Bake Oven Company versus Peter H Pharo et al for 85 30 on account
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Oberlander, Jr
City of
Cincinnati Et al
L. W. Gess
E. F. Peters
The
Bucket Pump Company
Simmons Hardware Company
Squire Winkler
Rudolph Luhre
City of Cincinnati
F. E. Niederhelman
Schaller Patent Bake Oven Company
Peter H. Pharo
Court Briefs and Local Legal Notes
Trustees of Cleves M E Church authorized to borrow 700 dollars to finish property payments. Appraisers named for Henry W Taylor estate valued at 500000. numerous bequests and collateral inheritance tax issues noted. Lebanon jury verdict for defendant in Marsh v Street Railway Co for damages after fall attempting to board a car. Bissinger divorce case settled reconciled financially. Cooper, linked to Bissinger, withdraws from the concern. Gebhard suit against Lafayette Neufarth for 5000 alleged alienation of wife’s affections denied. Neufarth attacks Gebhard’s wife’s reputation. answer demurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Cleves M. EF. Church
Henry W. Taylor
College Hill
Lebanon
Alfred Marsh
Street Railway Company
Fred Bissinger
W. F. Cooper
Bissinger
Lafayette Neufarth
Healthy
Trials set in multiple courts today across districts
Circuit Court lists Anderson versus Glass Schnelle versus Phatt Eshelby against Board of Education Superior Court Judge Jackson Bruns versus Gerke Brewing Co Pearce versus P C C and St. Louis Railway Co Judge Dempsey Metz et al vs Lewis et al Gibson versus Rule Common Pleas Judge Murphy Egan et al vs Egan Langdon versus Norwood Brookfield versus City Murphy versus Cavanaugh Judge Dempsey Fairmount B and 8 Co versus Williams et al Mehmert versus Norwood Southside L and B Co versus Murphy City etc versus Hopper Nye versus City Archer et al versus Lewis et al Buford versus Schneider Cosgrave versus Strimple Judge Jelke Havens administratrix vs Yeatman Rodier versus Street Ry Co City versus Root French Treasurer vs Street Ry Co French Treasurer vs Covington and Cincinnati Bridge Co Judge Davis Duffy versus McLaren Judge 8 W Smith Miscellaneous Judge Hollister State versus Thomas Judge Spiegel Lowe versus Lowe Hill versus Hill Weisinger versus Weisinger York versus York Probate Court John Michael Pfau estate Insolvency Court Miscellaneous
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Jackson
Bruns
Gerke Brewing Co
Pearce
St. L. Ry
Dempsey
Metz
Lewis
Gibson
Rule
Rufus B. Smith
Common Pleas Court
Murphy
Egan
Langdon
Norwood
Brookfield
City
Cavanaugh
Fairmount B
8. Co
Williams
Excellent Promenade Concert At The Zoo Tonight
Weber's Superior Military Band presents a grand promenade concert at the Zoo this evening with cornet solo by E. E. Nickerson. A fireworks display is promised next Sunday night. Tonight's program includes The Record Breaker March Oberon Overture Serende Herbert Medley Clorindy Mackie Overture Rienzi Wagner Solo For Coronet by E. E. Nickerson The Jolly Musketeers March For Me Scene Palmer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Weber
E. E. Nickerson
Stahl
Oberon
Sapa Weber
Herbert Mediley
Clorindy
Mackie
Whisky sales surge linked to Cincinnati operations
Large whisky deals dominate trade with Cincinnati as a base. J W M Field brand barrels valued around 100000 dollars were shipped from Owensboro to Chas Roth & Co with export storage. Reports also link James Levy & Bro to Kentucky Distilleries and Ware House Company purchases worth roughly 250000 dollars. Another 10000 barrels from John C Roach to Julius Kessler & Co. involved in a separate deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
J. W. M. Field
Owensboro, Ky
James Levy & Bro
Chas. Roth & Co
St. Paul
Government Inn
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company
Spring Hill
Franklin Tye
John C. Roach
Louisville
Julius Kessler & Co
Chicago
Commercial Tribune
Ben
W. C. Biles & Co
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Library Trustees
James A. Green
Architectural
Lane Seminary Lawn Fete
Millgreek Valley
Carey Manufacturing CO
Mrs. Bachman
DR. Reed
Beare the
Williamson
Bissingers
Circuit Court
Anderson
Glass
Schnelle
Phatt Eshelby
Board of Eduction
Eeee
Dream City
America
Frederic Mayer
General Peck
Jose de Olivares
Maurius Bar
Neurdein Brothers
Alexander Hl. Bridge
Peck
Alexander III. Bridge
Chateau d’Eau
Champ de Mars
Alexander Bridge
Grand Palace of Fine Arts
Trocadero
Palace of Mines and Metallurgy
Ohio
BIC Whisky Sales
Milligans
Hood
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