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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
7
In a forest romance, Thorpe battles time and a logging project to save a pine timber stake. Hilda urges him to choose love over the firm’s demands as Morrison’s hideaway schemes unfold. A newspapers tease hints at a forthcoming conclusion.
Miss Welton attends fashionable watering places with her sister as chaperone, prompting astonishment from a speaker who notes her apparent continued presence in high society circles.
Litigation over the Cincinnati Savings Society merger with Union Savings Bank and Trust Company was terminated after judges accepted a settling of objections. Plaintiffs Lawrence Poland Dr James Heady and T F Dickinson withdrew, allowing the dissolution to proceed. Union Bank expects proxies and depositor support to dissolve the Cincinnati Society, with deposits over five million dollars.
Minnie Seibert of 219 West Sixth street is granted a divorce from John Seibert, Edison Company electrician, whom she wed in 1897. She testified he attempted to strike her and provided no support. attorney Michael Muller appeared for her. Anna B. Simms sues Albert Simms for divorce, alleging wilful absence and failure to support since their Canada marriage in 1877. attorney V M Hartwig represents her.
Anna Bradley. formerly Anna Neal. files for divorce from Eugene H Bradley after three weeks of marriage on May 28 in Newport. She alleges he became a confirmed opium eater and threatened her with a dagger to force declarations of love, leading her to flee and seek restoration to her maiden name. Attorneys Michie and Green represent her.
Patrick L. Murphy, longtime worker at St. Joseph Mother House run by Sister Sebast ian and others, sued the order yesterday in the county court seeking a verdict for 1900 dollars claiming he performed work for, but was not paid.
Probate Court Judge Carl L Nippert will sail from New York on the Finland to Bad Nauheim Germany for a lengthy health trip. He travels with his wife sister Miss Ella Nippert and brother and Mrs Alfred Nippert and plans to return in September.
Henry J. Dietz, sought in St. Louis on a grand larceny indictment, was surrendered to Detective L. J. Ziegler in Judge Sam Smith's court after Governor Nash's requisition papers were honored. Dietz agreed to return to Missouri and habeas corpus proceedings in the Insolvency Court were dismissed. Ziegler departed the state to avoid further delay, stopping overnight at Lawrenceburg Indiana.
The village of Winton Place through C P Mackelfresh and Lawrence Maxwell Jr filed an injunctive suit in Common Pleas Court against Cincinnati Street Railway and Cincinnati Traction to stop abandoning the northof Epworth avenue segment and to halt removal of poles wires and equipment. It also seeks court order for continued car service on Route No 1 from the east line to Spring Grove Cemetery and back at 15 minute intervals from 6 am to midnight. The 1894 ordinance authorized operation and the suit claims partial abandonment since May 10.
Judge Hollister refused to appoint a receiver for Emerson and Fisher Company after Mrs. McFarland a shareholder petitioned. The court ruled there is no necessity for a receiver but issued a temporary injunction barring the company from paying Lowe Emerson about 80000 in claims. A further hearing on the claims is set.
No. 126445 Anna B Simms vs Albert Simms for divorce before W W Hertwig. No. 126446 Appeal from Probate Court in the estate of William J Enders. No. 126447 Henry Kattenbach vs Edgar J Mack et al for 8000 and mortgage foreclosure. No. 126448 Patrick L Murphy vs 81 Joseph Mother House for 1800 on an account. No. 126442 Samuel Horowitz vs W J Schultz appeal from Squire Brandt. No. 126450 Emil Clauss vs Lettie E Clift et al confessed judgment for 127 15. No. 126451 Lita Young vs Bernard Young for divorce and alimony. No. 126452 Village of Winton Place va Cincinnati Street Railway Company et al for an injunction. No. 126453 Bradge Eugene H Bradley for divorce. No. 126464 Myttie Norris vs Charles FE et al for 96000 damages. Goebel & Bet- involved in deed suit.
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