Thomas arson case adjourned due to judge illness
The Thomas arson trial was halted when Judge Hollister fell ill prompting a Monday 10 o'clock resumption. Prosecution reviewed alleged finances and loans to Thomas including a denied $20,000 loan from M M White of Fourth National Bank and statements from other witnesses about Thomas's business troubles preceding the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Hollister
M. M. White
Fourth National Bank
White
James Heekin
Mr. White
Brock
Darby
Watchman Ott
Defense Expected to Finish Case Before Philadelphia Convention
The defense aims to complete the case in time for Assistant Prosecutor Darby and Court Stenographer Cook to attend the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
Cook
Philadelphia
Hospital Ball Teams: Fehrenbatch's Indians Triumph Over Annihilators
At Macke's Five Mile House Bond Hill the Fehrenbatch's Indians defeated the Ann Street Annihilators 29 to 16. Dr Goetz pitched well for the Indians while Clerk Flynn went hitless yet impressed as official water carrier. Players walked home due to a hitch with Macke.
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Macke
Five Mile House
Bond Hill
Cincinnati Hospital
Ann Street
Dr. Goetz
Indians
Clerk Flynn
Flynn
Feld
Five City Officials Destroy 360,000 Bonds in Furnace Fire
The Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners met Friday at the City Building then at Fourth and Walnut to burn and destroy unused avenue bonds totaling 360000. Five officials including Baron Freiberg Duke of Alter Sir Taft Sir Hinkle and Sir Baldwin descended to furnaces of the Fidelity Safe and Deposit Company where the bonds were incinerated.
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Fourth Street
Fiscal Board
Baron Freiberg
Duke of Alter
Taft
Sir Hinkle
Sir Baldwin
Fourth
Walnut
Dave Pointers
Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners
Fidelity Safe and Deposit Company
Ohio Humane Society Directors Meet Report May
The Ohio Humane Society board met to hear May reports. Highlights include 171 investigations for cruelty and neglect, 76 cruelty cases, 9 truancy cases, 307 children involved, and $1 512 50 funded by 112 truant fathers for 240 children. Animal dept logged 119 investigations with 103 cruelty to horses and mules. Fines totaled 85, with 10 remitted for poverty. Officer reports note 90 and 122 investigations, 5 and 23 court appearances, respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ohio Humane Society
Mary T. Armor
Elizabeth Frazer
George A. Thayer
J. A. Thacker
A. T. Keckler
W. A. Julian
Cecilia Ritter
J. W. McLaughlin
George M. Finch
Benjamin C. Smith
Children’s Department
Allen
Thecheck
Animal Department
Hamel
City building items regular board actions on Spring Grove Ave work
The Water Works Board set new hires including Charles Kenneth as Assistant Market Master at 720 yearly and George Service at 350 daily. Laborers were appointed for the first repair district. Reports on coal chute and wells referred to engineers. Union machinists issue noted. nonunion workers urged to join the union under Rule 16. Approval given to erect stationary engine for St Paul Church project and riprap fill proposal for Miami slopes referred. Architect Drach to prepare intake pier drawings at 2 1/2 percent cost. various routine visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuire
Board of Public Service
Charles Kenneth
Johnson
George Service
Albert Harrigan
John Lex
George Holston
William Hoelscher
John Murphy
P. Ebert Company
Carter Alley
Clifton Springs Distilling Company
Boeh
J. H. Briggs
Union Stockyards Company
Spring Grove
Front Street
George Kasselman
Spring and
Abigail Streets
St. Paul
Sion
Bousearen
G. W. Drach
Lawton
Western Bank Note and Engraving Company
Chicago
Water Works Commissioners
Hartwell High colors stolen by unknown youths
Hartwell High School juniors report their patriotic red white and blue streamer removed from the west flagstaff. Villagers say freshmen reportedly climbed the seventy foot flagstaff to take the colors, and police have not obtained a search warrant to seize them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell High School
Paint Men At Zoo Balances Talks And Banquet
An important Cincinnati Paint Club meeting convenes at the Zoo this evening with a banquet after the business session and several prominent speakers. The Pine Lumber Association will also meet at the Zoo tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Lumber Association
Cincinnati Paint Club
Zoo
The
Man’s Desperate Act Ends in Narrow Escape
A weary man contemplating suicide on a foggy curb is saved when he collapses before a cable car. His best friend Keene arrives, reveals a recent letter from Japan, and offers an opportunity to obtain steady work and a berth with an endorsing endorsement. The scene shifts from peril to hopeful relief as medical staff declare no serious harm.
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Jennie
Noman
Etter
Hati
Keene
Japan
Frisco
Ira Oe
Cincinnati Wesleyan College Alumni Association Celebrates Forty-Eighth Anniversary
The Cincinnati Wesleyan College Alumni Association marked its 48th anniversary with a banquet at the Alms Hotel after a business meeting. Officers for the coming year were elected including President Mrs. Westana Brown Robertson and Recording Secretary Miss Minnie King. Sixty-nine graduates and guests attended. toasts honored culture, the old college, and the late Dr. Bugbee’s tenure, with numerous members listed as present.
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Cincinnati Wesleyan College Alumni Association
Alms Hotel
Sara Ricker Simpson
Celia Doughty Wright
Belle Worth Hooper
Mary Hughes Shaw
Mae Brennan Shallcross
Nannie Brown Goodrich
Vocgk
Mary Bugbee Hughes
Dollie O. Leslie
Mary Francis Colter
Cincinnati
Lorena Greer Simrall
Covington
Elizabeth Riddie McGregor
Washington, D. C
Fannie Demmet Hutchins
New York City
Mary Julian Downey
Indianapolis
Westana Brown Robertson
Emma Randall McFarlan
Minnie King
Kitty Friend
Carrie Fagin
Jessie Bramble Shigley
Clara Bishop
Ciate
Anna Wasson Doering
Elizabeth Sutherland Herron
Doering
Robertson
Emma Bramble Kunz
Althea Spellman
Our Old College
Olive
Stone Avery
Bugbee
Olive C. Wilbur
Martha Colter Miles
Fanny Roberts Griffith
Sarah A. Hughes
Beaverlick, Ky
Fanny L. Collins
Crittenden, Ky
Lee Hughes Sleet
Anna Wood Thompson
Annie Dale Brent
McClellan Brown
Jennie M. Jones
May Cochenover
Katherine Tweed
Wyoming
Fedora Anderson
Nicholasville
M. Virginia Phillips
Fannie Shepherd Ireland
Frances A. Pish
Derre McGrath Mahon
Louisville, Ky
Anna Wade Hay
Mt. Airy
Mary Cilley Bedinger
Elizabeth Cilley Bedinger
Richwood
Ada Ramp Simpson
Maude Shaw Hagemeyer
Butler
Mary Milson Craven
J.M. Gilbert
Ella Bail
Elizabeth Glenn Dymond
Jessie Bramble Shipley
Stella E. King
Frances Cochenover
Ella Inglesby le Boutillier
Carrie M. Fagin
Tanbark Receivers Complaint Sent to Railroads
Receivers of tanbark complained to the Transportation Committee of the Chamber of Commerce about railroad demurrage. The brief shipment season and staff peculiarities make unloading in two days hard. A formal complaint was requested and forwarded to each railroad handling tanbark for careful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanbark
Transportation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Yeasterday
J. D. Morten
Wealthy California Argonaut Burned His Hoard in Insanity
In 1849 laborer William D. Bender returned with about 50 000 from the California gold fields and hid it at home. after insane fears he burned 43 000 in cash, leaving 13 000 in registered bonds. He died in College Hill Sanatorium. administrator William Goodall seeks settlement for his brother Henry Bender, Mrs Giffin, and three New Orleans nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Bender
Dr. Freeman
Bender
College Hill
Wm. Goodall
Henry Bender
Newport
Giffin
York Street
New Orleans
Order of Druids Sues Surviving Members Over Treasury
The Grand Grove of the United Ancient Order of Druids sues survivors of Ger mania Grove No. 5 over 105192 in its treasury after the local lodge surrendered its charter in 1899. Plaintiffs allege the members kept funds and used them for themselves, harming the order’s charitable mission. Attorneys listed include Sprigg & Fitzgerald with multiple defendants named, plus sentences for robbery and larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Grove
United Ancient Order of Druids
Germania Grove
No. 5
Rviving
Imania Grove
Peter Mueller
Loth
Philip Kolb
George Beinert
Martin Zettman
Henry Weis
John Ochs
Daniel Kastelheim
Henry Muhlhauser
George Schmidt
Henry Schmidt
John P. Ochs
Anton Ilg
Franz Schlagetter
Frederick Herrmann
John Saelzer
Jacob Merkle
Sprigg & Fitzgerald
Estates In Court Proves Kaiper Will And Other Settlements
The Kaiper will valued at about 100000 is proved with seven children receiving initial bequests and the residue to the seven siblings, two sons serving as trustees. Other estates cited include Roth family settlements and guardianship orders with minor settlements and a Street Railway damages claim.
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Josephine A. Kaiper
Ethel J. Hagemeyer
Roy
Ralph E. Hagemeyer
Wm. A
Charles H. Kaiper
William A
Elmer J. Kaiper
Clarence A
Ada B
Jessie B
Florence J. Kaiper
Mary A. Rothier
Sharon
John A. Rothier
Balthazar Roth
Theokla Roth
E. N. Roth
St. Nicholas
England
Adam Henke
Louisa Henke
Michael Bechler
Richard A. Powell
Mary Beile
Frank Eicher
Jos. Kaltus
Michael Korn
Alma Lewing
Lettie Lewing
Street Railway Company
Prisoners Sentenced to State Penitentiary
Bailiff Bowman of the Criminal Court escorted Leo Thomas a Madisonville boy to the State Penitentiary for stoning a railway car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Criminal Court
State Penitentiary
Leo Thomas
Madisonville
Stoning
Common Pleas and Superior Court Notices of Possession and Partition
In the Common Pleas Court entries include Magdalena Hesselbrock against John Gellhaus for estate partition with attorney Arnold Speiser. the Grand Grove of United Ancient Order of Druids against Peter Mueller for 105192 dollars with Sprigg & Fitzgerald. William A. Wirthlin against Wm Ware for possession of personal property with Louis A. Ireton. W. D. Morton against Wm Ware & Co for personal property possession with Co. F. Malsbury. Samuel Wormser against A. L. Calvert et al for appeal from Squire Winkler. In the Superior Court entry The J A Fay & Egan Company against Walter M. Ware et al for possession of personal property with Parke S. Johnson and John Co. Healy.
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Common Pleas Court
Magdalena Hesselbrock
John Gellhaus
Arnold Speiser
the Grand Grove of United Ancient Order of Druids
Peter Mueller
Sprigg & Fitzgerald
William A. Wirthlin
Wm. Ware
Louis A. Ireton
W. D. Morton
Wm. Ware & Co
Samuel Wormser
A. L. Calevert
Squire Winkler
J. A. Fay & Egan Company
Walter M. Ware
Parke S. Johnson
John Cc. Healy
Judges and suits dominate city court actions
Judge Jelke juries verdict in Wade versus Perin for 750 dollars on a real estate commission. Judge Jackson and a jury hear a 10000 dollar damage suit by the Sternberg estate against the city over a post obstructing a sidewalk. An amended petition in Hicks administratrix estate of a horse trader versus Weir for 10000 dollars was filed. Judge Murphy denied habeas corpus relief for Edward Burton, a Workhouse prisoner, citing unclear first commitment dates.
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Ferris
Pacific Coast
Jelke
Everett J. Wade
Oliver Perin
Jackson
Joel H. Sternberg
Martha Hicks
Fred C. Weir
Murphy
Edoward Burton
Paris Dream City free sample offer in Commercial Tribune
The Commercial Tribune promotes a twenty week Paris Exposition journey in photographic portfolios. A free Number One sample is available to readers sending four cents and two two cent stamps, with a one week window to claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Paris
The Little Folk's Official Paper Wins Reader Praise
The paper branded as clean bright and entertaining has fairly won the title Our Boys and Girls readers are invited to share their thoughts on the publication.
The Nest in the Pocket and King Oscar Feature Page Mix
The Menu and travel notes from a correspondent visit King Oscar The American Boy story prize winner and a cook and student. Serial chapter Henry Hands of the Cave Dwellers. Loomis tale Hawley Beveridge pig. Government warning Look Out for Snakes. Margaret Lee picture story A Boat Race. Jim the Crow travels Bertie and Uncle Belam in Benares. The Wild Rose flower. The Genial Giant Ah Grim. Bits of Non sense Verse. The Youth of Patrick Henry. A Doll's Party and stamp collector notes Wolves Hunting Cry Alphabet of Absurd Animals and other departments.
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Oscar
Henry
Loomis
Hawley Beveridge
Margaret Lee
Tudor Jenks
St. Nicholas
Patrick Henry
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Judge Hollister
Mr. Darby
Harrison
Daniel Hines
W. J. Shea
Burkhausen Chemical Company
William Thompkins
Gromme
Burkhausen Company
Adam Staudigal
Staudigal
George Graham
Edward Nixon
Dunn Mercantile Agency
Cream of Tartar Baking Powder Company
Nixtn
Royal Baking Powder CO
William
New York
Ohio
Humane Society
Hood
Spring Grove Avenue
United States Fidelity Company
Miami
D. C. Boyce
Commissioners of the Water Works
Permis
Wesleyan
William Bender
Order OF Druids
Reform Farm
William Sanford
Pen
Michael Matthews
Frank Campbell
Harry D. Warrick
Balthazar
Prusenc
Guernia
Iseieaioes
O. S W
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