Abusive Husbands Case Wins for Mrs Thomas in Divorce
Martha F Lyons won a divorce from Walter Lyons for extreme cruelty neglect and drunkenness and a $500 alimony. Lyons, jailed for counterfeit-money offenses, faces a federal grand jury. Christine Geverts and Theodore Geverts also divorced after years of abuse and neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha F. Lyons
Walter Lyons
Lyons
United States
Christine Geverts
Theodore Geverts
Edward
Mother-in-law dispute ends in divorce decree
In a case titled May Thomas against William Thomas the court found gross neglect of duty by the husband. The trial described a young couple's brief marriage amid conflicts with the mother-in-law and neglect of the wife. Judge Spiegel cited the duty to cleave to one’s spouse and ordered a divorce with alimony set to $4 weekly. separate decree awarded to Laura E. Jones after her husband Omer left with another woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Thomas
William Thomas
Fenn Family Troubles and Divorce Petition
Maude Fenn files for divorce from George L. Fenn alleging mismanagement of profits from his barber business at 135 West Fifth Street and dissipation with questionable characters. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Sutton and restraining orders related to the business. attorney Charles L. Hopping represents her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Charles L. Hopping
Conductors Featured in Commercial Tribune Sunday Edition
The June 24 Sunday issue highlights local conductors with profiles of their careers and upcoming performances. Readers receive a snapshot of orchestral leadership, repertoire choices, and anticipated concerts across city venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Thieves Steal Pennies from Saloon in Cumminsville
Thieves entered Samuel Pflum's saloon at Spring Grove avenue and Dane street yesterday morning and carried off a box containing nine pennies. The ninth annual outing of the council No 4657 National Nonsectarian will be held at Miami Grove on Saturday June 23. A buggy horse team ran away on Spring Grove avenue colliding with a Chester Park electric car near Spring Grove Cemetery. driver Henry Schulte was badly bruised. Parents Day was held at Garfield School Northside with a speech by Rev. Bunyan and remarks by L E Keljer. The First Regiment Band performed and refreshments were served. Funeral services for Frank Frestag of Bade avenue were held yesterday afternoon at Spring Grove Cemetery under the Vorwaertz German Society and other member organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Pflum
Spring Grove,avenue and
Dane Street
The
Council
Miami Gro
Spring Grove Avenue
Spring Grove Cemetery
Chester Park
Henry Schulte
Henry Macke
Carthage
Garfield School
Northside
Frank Frestag
Badeavenue
Vorwaertz-German Society
Public Examinations at Conservatory of Music Impress Audiences
The second public examination at the Conservatory of Music in the Scottish Rite Hall featured pupils from Miss Baur Anderson Moses and other teachers. Performances included Mozart and Chaminade pieces, duets, songs, and piano works with notable effort and polished rhythm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory of Music
Scottish Rite
Clara Baur
Laura Anderson
Frances Moses
Susan Monarch
Amalie Staal
Laura Womack
Hugo Sederberg
Louis Schwebel
Ward Franklin
Mozart
Florence Teal
Beethoven
Chapman
Nightingale
de Koven
Jeanne Beresford
Vaiens Vocsec Pooes
Jensen Ee Pipe
Floren Valoe
Doles Amor
Imilto Pizz
Elizabeth Kauffman
Walter Brilliant
Loew
Wanda Baur
Roberta Conway
Ngs
Nevin B
Chaminade
Alma May
Eva Ashford Downey
Eliza Abbott
Sederberg
Alma May Dial
Moses
Miami residents arraigned in fish law case in Cheviot
More than six prominent Miamitown residents were arraigned before Squire D R Herrick in Cheviot at the urging of the Cuvier Club and Deputy Game Warden Rayborn. David Willey owner of the Miami Mill faced charges for using a fish box and others for possessing unlawfully taken fish from the Miami River. Trial dates set for Willey June 27 and others June 28. The case has stirred the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miamitown
Squire D. R. Herrick
Cheviot
Cuvier Club
Rayborn
David Willey
Miami
Messrs
Rohan
Sears. Cooper
Miami River
T. B. Paxton
Edward C. Reemelin
Willey
Miller and Lambert Tie the Knot in Newport
J F Miller age 22 of New Moorefield and Oliva May Lambert age 21 of Ibana were wed in Newport yesterday by Squire Donelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Miller
New Moorefield
Oliva May Lambert
Ibana
Newport
Squire Donelan
Street railroad men will be Inter ested in the Commercial Tribune
Street railroad workers are urged to read the Commercial Tribune issue dated Sunday June 24 for railway news, schedules, and industry notes affecting daily operations and long haul planning.
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Commercial Tribune
Holden Will Reveals Half Million Estate For His Children
The will of R A Holden reveals a estate near half a million held in trust for his wife with income of 7000 yearly plus Mt Auburn home for life. He also leaves specific bequests to Emma Crane Laura Cheseldine W Crane C E Wilson and Reuben Holden Jr. The codicil increases grandchild legacies to 1000 and designates Cheseldine as executor with Wells removed.
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R. A. Holden
Reuben A. Holden, Jr
P.cheseldine
Emma
J. C. Crane
Laura Cheseldine
W. E. Crane
C. E. Wilson
Mary HE. Palmer
Ada Coolidge
Mt. Auburn
Mason and
Auburn Avenues
Eugenia Tannor
Reuben
Samuel Wells
P. Cheseldine
Estate allocations and executors named in parish trust
The text lists bequests: Catholic Church St Joseph's Orphan Asylum $200, Good Samaritan Hospital $200, $1,500 left in trust to Archbishop Elder for All Saints' Church masses, brother Patrick $500, niece Mary $500, sister Protase $500, Stephen’s children $50 each, residue to Mt. St. Mary's Seminary for priesthood education. Valuation $5,000. John M Mackey is executor. Administrations granted for Mary C. McDonough $2,000 to James McDonough, Herman Duhmé $223 to Mary Duhme, Frederick Debrowski $2,500 to Otto F Mabins, Samuel S. Thomas $5,000 to Charles W. Thomas and Eliza W. Le Cain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Church
St.Joseph’s
John M.mackey
Mary C. McDonough
James McDonough
Herman Duhmé
Mary Duhme
Frederick Debrowski
Otto F. Mabins
Samuels. Thomas
Eliza W.le Cain
Will of Rev William Daly Distributes Charitable Bequests
The will of Rev William Daly, pastor of All Saints' Roman Catholic Church, provides numerous charitable and religious bequests. Dalys estate includes gifts to the poor and church-related organizations, reflecting his dedication to welfare and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Daly
All Saints’ Roman
Clubwomen scheme to support Dr John with fake patients
Dr John frets over his failed prospects as Marion and the Whensoever club activists plot to boost his practice. They stage a patient drive using Mamie and her mother to create genuine demand, inviting curious locals as they parade grandly at his office doors.
Delinquent Tax Collector Appeals Decision in County
Charley Arnold filed an appeal from the county commissioners rejection of his 25 percent claim for collecting 6330 09. Solicitor Gideon Wilson advised the rejection arguing no contract existed under Section 2858. The November 1898 resolution set compensation limited to 25 percent of amounts collected, left for the Treasurer to pay, and the court must decide whether the fee is legally payable without a formal contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Arnold
Gideon Wilson
Wilson
Court of Common Pleas
Norwegian barber seeks habeas relief over child custody
John H. Luts claims his wife Lil Hé abducted two year old Robert Fulton Lutzonhom and has hidden the child since last February. Married March 1892 he accuses her of improper associations with Charles Cramer and asks the court to deliver the child to him. Deputy Sheriff hunts for Mrs Lutz Cramer and the boy to present before Judge Murphy at ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Luts
Robert Fulton Lutzonhom
Trent
Charles Cramer
Edison dispute forces Arcade and Race electrician to assign
Late yesterday James L. Alden an electrician at Arcade and Race assigned for creditors to Union Savings Bank and Trust Company. Alden deals in photographs and electrical novelties with assets $15 000 and liabilities $7 000. The assignment cites Edison and associates refusal to sell machines and supplies due to ongoing litigation as the cause. Marsh and Ritchie are the attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Alden
Arcade and
Race
Union Savings Bank. and Trust Company
Alden
Edison
Marsh & Ritchie
Lawsuit Over Damaged Eye From Defective Wire Grip Machine
Hermann Thomas, a shoe factory worker, sues Budd and Blakely for $10,000 claiming a wire grip machine defect caused an eye injury on June 1 while feeding the machine. He says he warned the defendants of the defect days earlier and was ordered to continue operating it. Attorney M. C. Lykins represents him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd & Blakely
Hermann Thomas
M. C. Lykins
Lincoln Club Property Appraisal Details
The Lincoln Club’s property is appraised at 19 165 dollars for 18 items with a perpetual lease valued at 15 000 dollars the fee purchasable for 70 000 dollars. Street Railway stock totals 3 800 dollars and the furniture and pictures are valued at 365 25 dollars.
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Lincoln Club
Radina Declared Not Insane After Lunacy Inquiry
Charles A. Radina a paperhanger of 738 Betts street was discharged on a lunacy inquiry yesterday. His wife testified and produced their young son with a bruised arm said to be from his father biting him. He was found not insane and sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Radina
Betts Street
Radina
Quiet title and appeals listed in Superior Court docket
No 118919 through 118927 show actions including quiet title cases, appeals from Squire Brandt and Templeton, divorce, alimony, injunctions, and a damages suit. Parties include John C. Meinhardt, Lettie BE. Clift, John H. Lutz, Charles B. Apese, Charles B. Arnold, Maude Fenn, G. K. Taylor, H. & 8. Pogue Co., Louis H. Bolee, and Village of Hyde Park, with various law firms named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Meinhardt
G. K. Taylor
Frank Altgeier
Squire Templeton
August H
E H. & 8. Pogue Company
Bessie A. Taylor
Wm. W., Smith
Louis H. Bolee
Village of
Village of Hyde Park Et al. For An Injunction. Peck, Shaffer & Peck
Fred
Hertenstein
Superior Court
Herman T. Thomas
Budd & Plakely
M. C. Lykins
Clifton woman sent to Longview on sixth visit
Mrs Barbara Knauber of Clifton was sent to Longview for the sixth time yesterday amid reports of insane delusions. Judge Jackson's jury ruled against Harry Hatcher in his $10000 damage suit against the Cincinnati Stamping Company over four fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Knauber
Clifton
Longview
Jackson
Harry Hatcher
Te Cincinnati Stamping Company
Trials Set Today in Circuit Court Lists
Circuit Court calendars show Eshelby v Board of Education Judge Jackada presiding along with Murphy Eckert and others. Judge Jelke then handles Cowle v Maue Kohi v Street Rail Company and Davis Spiegel case. Probate Court mentions Insolvency proceedings.
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Circuit Court
Eshelby
Board of Education
Rae Court
Jugee Jackada
Brs
Rufus
Bouin
Ae Murphy
Eckert
Es Fankér
Gans
Enger
City
Nourse
Norwood
Jelke
Cowle
Maue
Kohi
Street Rail Company
Davis
Us Judge Spiegel
Plaspohl
Meyers
Crawford
Dunkinson
Training of Nurses at Cincinnati Hospital School Ranks High
The Cincinnati Hospital Training School for Nurses is praised for cost efficiency and high standards. It trains nurses through a three year program under Superintendent Olive Fisher, contributing to low hospital mortality and strong government recognition. Rumors of a governance shift and replacement of Miss Fisher persist but face internal resistance.
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Taxpayers’ Association
Cincinnati Hospital Training School
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Philippines
City
Board of ‘Trustees
Lady Board of Managers
Olive Fisher
Miss Fisher
Alumni Banquet Tonight and Recital in Millcreek Valley News
The Wyoming High School Alumni Society hosts its annual banquet and reception this evening with a change of venue to the amusement hall due to seating. Mrs. Belle Bacon’s pupils present a recital at the Baptist Church on South Mill Street tonight and tomorrow. Also reported, Joe Anderson of Greenwood arrested for disorderly conduct after an incident at a saloon. a knife was involved and he was jailed in Lockland, fined $25 plus costs, or jailed in county custody. A small House fire on Main Street Carthage caused minor damage and was blamed on a defective heating device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wyoming High School
Belle Bacon
Lockland
Baptist Church
South Mill Street
Joe Anderson
Greenwood
Stewart
Whitehead
Anderson
Bears at Yellowstone Captivate Wonderland Visitors
Tourists photograph black brown and grizzly bears in Yellowstone Park as they roam from hills to park hotels. Bears rarely threaten people, though no sticks or stones may be thrown under arrest risk. a 1900 Wonderland book promises stories to readers who mail six cents to Mr. Charles Fee in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Wonderland
Chas
Fee
Northern Pacific
Paul
Minn
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