Kleybolte Claim Upheld In Railroad Bond Case
The Ohio Superior Court affirmed Judge Hosea ruling for Rudolph Kleybolte & Co. against the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway, upholding two notes totaling about 40,355 dollars and interest. The cross petition sought 95,000 dollars from bonds purchased by a director. The court held the statute voids only securities bought below par, not the whole transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Common Pleas
James B. Swing
Hoffheimer and
Ferris
Hosea
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co
C., H. & D. Railroad Company
Kleybolte & Co
Railway Company
Rudolph Kleybolte
Ohio
Legre
Peck, Shafer & Peck
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Samuel O. Bayless
John Meyers
Chambers Street
Phares
Gusweiler & Rosenberg
Charles Lemm
Sutit
Globe Chemical Company
Lemma@ileges
Globe Company
Belgium
Fis
Paxton & Warrington and Murray Season
Circuit Court actions affirm damages and enforce contracts
In Auburn avenue a juried award of 750 dollars to Leah Boggs against the city for a defective plank walk was affirmed. The Erkenbrecker sewer assessment on St James avenue was upheld. Elizabeth H Mullen must carry out a Kennedy sale contract without two years delay. A Kroger v Cincinnati Traction wagon damage judgment was reversed for a new trial. Lowry alimony to Malena Lowry for three children remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Boggs
Auburn Avenue
Littleford & Ballard
Erkenbrecker
St. James Avenue
William A. Geoghegan
Elizabeth H. Mullen
John J. Kennedy
Shay, Cogan & Williams
Charles M. Leslie
Louis Kroger
Cincinnati Traction Company
James R. Jordan
Kittredge & Wilby
Lewis H. Lowry
Malena Lowry
Heirs asserted in interest in God’s Bible School case
In Common Pleas Court Judge Pfleger hears Knapp heirs leave to file a separate suit for accounting over Bible School assets amid claims heirs may own part of its property and The Revinalist. Judge O Connell rules $5 000 Brad ford bequest to Presbyterian Hospital becomes residue going to Home and Foreign Mission Boards, heirs contesting under inheritance law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Bradford
Louis B. Sawyer
Ed M. Ballard
Maxwell & Ramsey
Presbyterian Mission Boards
William H
Daniel Dreyfoos
William M. Bates
Lodge & Shipley Machine Tool Company
Colerain Avenue
Galvin & Bauer
Rulison
Schott
Pfleger
God’s Bible School and
Missionary Training Home
Comminon Pleas Court
Jackson W. Sparrow
Martin W. Knapp
James Storey
God's Bible School
Knapp
David Davis
Conner
Walker & Sparrow
C. W. Baker
Common Pleas
John G. O'Connell
Presbyterian Hospital
Home and Foreign Mission Boards
The
Presbyterian Church
Testatrix
Robber Admits Guilty and Sentenced in D. D. Woodmansee Court
In D. D. Woodmansee's court Boyd Allen alias William Riegley pled guilty to burglary and robbery and received fourteen years in the penitentiary. Marty Rayner and Charles Collins pled guilty to stealing a steam launch and were sent to the Reformatory for indefinite terms. Grace Carter, jailed on writ of habeas corpus for grand larceny, awaits preliminary hearing after being charged with $400 theft from Squire Michael Mueller. Other docket items include James Hutchins grand larceny Frank J. Staley burglary Stamper grand larceny George Thomas second degree murder Donald Stanley robbery Louis Robinson second degree murder and John Groth burglary and larceny. Charles Collins and Henry Raynor received Reformatory sentences for stealing Gottlieb Hertweg's naphtha launch. they were captured in Aurora Indiana en route to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Woodmansee
Boyd Allen
William Riegley
Rulison
Woodmansee
Marty Rayner
Charles Collins
Reformatory
Grace Carter
Millikin
Squire Michael Mueller
James Hutchins
Frank J. Staley
Stamper
George Thomas
Donald Stanley
Louis Robinson
John Groth
Henry Raynor
Gottlieb Hertweg
Criminal Court
Mansfield
Aurora
Ind
New Orleans
Man Seeks Decree After Underage Marriage and Other Divorces
Coverage of multiple divorce actions includes Louis Klemme seeking a decree after marrying as a minor, Rosa Bechtold suing for divorce and maiden name restoration, Augusta Catherine Kipp filing for divorce and name change, and Hannah Feldkamp citing neglect. Other items describe alimony adjustments, a contempt dismissal, and ongoing bankruptcy and insurance disputes involving Cincinnati firms and local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Klemme
W. W. Hester
Rosa Bechtold
Robert W. Gibson
New Richmond
Cross & Luebbert
Augusta Catherine
Kipp
Charles Herbert Armstrong
H. J. Gausepohl
Covington
Hannah
Arthur Feldkamp
Hannah Weast
Harry A. Rust
Mary A. Olson
Oscar E. Olson
Georges. Baily
Edith B. Knight
Overton C. Knight
Dr. Knight
Bramwell
John Wentzel
Emma
W. H. Dickerson
Sexton
Baptist Cemetery
Price Hill
Appeals Court Upholds Ruling Against Waite in Vote Guesses Suit
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday affirmed Judge S Swan of Michigan in barring Frederic C. Waite from recovering on guesses about the popular vote in the last Presidential election. The Press Publishing Association faced judgments in lower courts over damages sought by Waite. The Erie Railroad Company and parties Mary J. Kane and M. Peck had damages affirmed. A Potter versus Lake Shore Novelty Company decision held no patent exists for torpedo canes used in Fourth of July racket making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cision
Internal Revenue
I. Shafer
Lorton
Nashville
Severens
Kalamazoo
Judge Richards
Ironton
Richards
Louisville National Banking Company
Federal
Louisville
William L. Pfaffinger
Pfaffinger
Cincinnati Realty Company
Pike Estate
Pike Opera
United States
Ellen N. Pike
Dayton Savings and Trust Company
Third National Bank of Dayton
Cincinnati ‘Realty Company
New‘ Linton
Thompson
People’s Gas and Electric Light Company
Xenia
Edgar Stark
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Greene County
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
S Swan
Michigan
Frederic C. Waite
The
Press Publishing Association
Waite
Erie Railroadd Company
Mary J. Kane
M. Peck
Potter
Lake Shore Novelty Company
Expulsion Urge Divides Federation Over Nonunion Beer
A dispute over nonunion beer drives calls for expelling brewery workers from the federation. Engineers drivers and firemen press Gompers to act, fearing the brewery workers’ defiance weakens federation ranks and unsettles Cincinnati area beer contracts. The drivers may leave to join independent teamsters unions, cutting dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steam Engineers
Gompers
Washington
Cincinnati, Covington
Newport Breweries
A. F. of L
Probate Court Sees Applications To Administer Estates
Applications to administer were filed by Catherine Turcke Louise Eisele Charles Baumgartner and others for multiple estates including Bernard Kessen Frank A Stark Ma Baumgartner Edward Baumgartner and Thomas C Anthony. Inventories of personal estates show cash notes stocks and insurance valued at several thousands with names such as Adrian Meerse Father Xavier Dutton William H Rolfes Simon Seligman appearing among filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Turcke
Bernard Kessen
Louise Eisele
Frank A. Stark
Charles Baumgartner
Ma Baumgartner
Edward Baumgek
George H. Hengst
Alfred Owens
Catherine L. Anthony
Thomas C. Anthony
Adrian Meerse
Cis Xavier Dutton
William H. Rolfes
Simon Seligman
Ohio Prepares for National Spotlight in Presidential Push
Ohio politics buzzes as Knox Fairfield and Hughes draw crowds in Alliance Xenia and Put in Bay while Taft campaign expands. Vorys Johnson Harmon and Garber feud shape delegation splits. Foraker speaks at Wilberforce. Harris hosts notable visitors amid statehouse chatter.
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Cate
Taft
Ohio
Vorys
Knox
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Tom L. Johnson
Johnson and Johnson
Cleveland
Taik
Minnesota
Garber
John M. Pattison
Party Workers of the State
Bryan
Kenan Names Balloon The Cincinnati for Ascension
Union Gas and Electric President Kenan will name his balloon The Cincinnati. If weather cooperates next week, the first ascension will proceed with Colonel Max C. Fleischmann as captain and L. B. Haddock among the initial party. A gas main to Oakley Park serves the balloon’s completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenan
Union Gas and Electric Company
Cincinnati
Max C. Fleischmann
Mr. Kenan
L. B. Haddock
Kenant
Oakley Park
Missing Atlanta businessman prompts Macon search
Mayor Dempsey received a letter from Mrs. C. F. Simmons of Atlanta asking aid in finding her husband C. F. Simmons who disappeared from Macon on April 3 1907. Simmons is described as about 40, 5 feet 11 inches, 140 pounds with dark complexion and glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
C. F. Simmons
East Cain Street
Atlanta
Cc. F. Simmons
Macon
Simmons
Vote Against Clean-Up Ends Municipal Housecleaning Day
The Board of Public Service rejected extending Municipal Housecleaning Day after Superintendent Neave recommended non continuation. He praised Superintendents and Jeremer for Wednesday’s work as the experiment cost 4890 and 621 loads of refuse hauled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Neave
Jeremer
Funeral for Captain Seebaum in Bevis Ohio
Funeral services for Captain Rudolph Seebaum were held yesterday in Bevis Ohio. He was among the city's oldest residents, coming fifty years ago and serving in the war with the Ohio Volunteers. He later owned a business near the site of the new complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Seebaum
Bevis
Captain Seebaum
Ous
Renth Ohio Volunteers
Bles
War on Billboard Evils Proposes Civic Action in Cincinnati
The Committee on Municipal Art of the Business Men's Club led by Murray Shipley outlines a plan to curb billboard and poster nuisances in Cincinnati. The group lists boards between Central avenue and Twelfth and Third streets, seeks contracts non-renewal, and invites civic groups statewide to support limiting outdoor advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Business Men’s Club
Murray Shipley
H. H. Sammett
A. C. Shattuck
Sol Freiberg
C. H. M. Atkins
E. EB. Shipley
The
Central Avenue
Sycamore
Twelfth
Third Streets
State Board of Commerce
American Civic Association
J. Horace McFarland
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Retirements from business by George P Reuhl frames firm
George P. Reuhl the picture frame and molding manufacturer retires and places the entire stock and machinery of his factory at 419 and 421 West Liberty street in the hands of the Ezekiel and Bernheim Company to be sold by catalogue in lots to suit manufacturers and dealers next Wednesday June 19. A number of dealers from other areas have already shown interest and promise to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Reuhl
Ezekiel & Bernheim Company
West Liberty Street
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Municipal Art Committee
Kleybolte
Bible School Dispute
Knapp Estate
Circuit Court
Common Pleas Court
Robber
United States Courts
Brewery Workers’ Union
Probate Court
Onio
Fairbanks
Commercial Tribune Bunzat
Outloox Builpina
Columbus
Ohxio
Alliance
Foraker
Putin Bay
Treasury
Shaw
Delaware
Dayton
Hughes
New York
Joe Cannon
Illinois
Buckeye
State House
Mt. Union College
Springfield
Indiana
McKinley
Senator Foraker
Wilberforce University
North
Brownsville
Arthur I. Vorys
Harmon
B. F. Wirt
Youngstown
Wirt
Mahoning
Stark
Columbiana
Hanna
Lewis C. Laylin
State Bar Association
Atlee Pomerene
Canton
E. B. Kinkead
Harris
Alban Albans
Oak Hill
Jackson County
Steve Morgan
Williams
Eagleson
Cambridge
Frillstic Minella
Demptey
Board of Service
BURY
Seebaum
Reuhl
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