Polish Problem Discussion at German Literary Club
Dr. Theodore Christen spoke last evening on the Polish problem in Germany at the German Literary Club. Conductor Killed details: Henry Orell, a freight conductor, died in Seton Hospital after being crushed while making a coupling in Dillsboro Indiana. his home was in Seymour, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Christen
Germany
Henry Orell
Seton Hospital
Dillsboro
Ind
Seymour
Funeral for ex-City Councilman J C Meinhardt
The funeral for J C Meinhardt, former city councilman, who died suddenly Sunday afternoon, was held yesterday at Ellis' Temple on Elm Street. Interment followed at Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Meinhardt
Ellis’ Temple
Elm Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
Rev E S Gaddis Leads Epworth Heights Bond Victory
The Rev. E. S. Gaddis as chairman of the Epworth Heights Camp Meeting Association announces joy at the meeting in the Methodist Book Concern yesterday where the final $500 bond on a $1,000 debt was paid in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Gaddis
Epworth Heights
Methodist Book Concern
Rosenthal Attaches Williams Store Over Check Cash Dispute
In Justice Bloom's court Theo Rosenthal obtained an attachment on the electrical novelty store of G Williams on Eighth street. Rosenthal produced a $15 check the First National Bank refused to cash. He claims Williams has absconded. The Barfiett Electric Company seeks to reclaim two small motors.
Hold Spencer Funeral Today
Funeral services for Charles M. Spencer will be held at the family residence this afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev Dr Jesse Bowman Young officiating. Interment will be in Spring Grove Cemetery. pallbearers are Howard B. Rogers Alexander McAvoy Charles W. Nichols Leonard Mann William T. Irwin and Stanley Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Charles M. Spencer
Jesse Bowman Young
Spring Grove Cemetery
Howard
Rogers
Alexander McAvoy
Charles W. Nichols
Leonard Mann
William T. Irwin
Stanley Ferguson
Ladies Epworth Heights concert at Trinity church draws crowd
The Ladies' Epworth Heights Improvement Society held a concert at Trinity M. E. Church last evening, attracting a large audience and proving financially successful. Vocal numbers were performed by a male quartet led by Harry Startsman, H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Heights Improvement Society
Trinity M. E. Church
Harry Startsman
Recital Featuring Mrs Downing Miss Remley and More
A local recital showcased solos by Mrs Downing and Miss Helen Sara Remley, plus a violin piece by Gustav Clemens. Frank Cady performed several recitations while G W Rogers, Nielson, and Joseph Shaw were noted among participants.
Formal opening of Lytle Park and playgrounds set
The city schedules a Saturday afternoon ceremony for the formal opening of Lytle Park and its playgrounds next week. Local officials will attend and dedicate the new facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytle Park
Eagles announce route for annual trip to Grand Lodge meeting
Secretary Ed Bernard announced the route for the Eagles annual trip. The group will depart September 1 for the Grand Lodge meeting in Norfolk and visit Washington, Richmond and New York before returning via Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagles
Ed Bernard
Grand Lodge
Norfolk
Washington
Richmond
New York
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Railroad Detective Fires on Burglars Injures Man
Railroad Detective Charles Birchfield fired at car burglars, injuring William Code of 938 Armory Avenue on his way to work. A steel rail deflected the bullet before it struck Code, who was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Birchfield
William Code
Armory Avenue
Code
Pace to Speak at St Patrick's School Closing Exercises
The Rev. Edward A. Pace, dean of philosophy at Catholic University and editor of The Catholic Encyclopedia, will deliver the closing address at St. Patrick's School Cumminsville this evening at 8. He will also give the baccalaureate at Notre Dame Academy Reading tomorrow at 10. Pace is internationally renowned as a professor and writer, making his visit a notable intellectual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Pace
D.D
Catholic University At
Washington, D.C
The
Catholic Encyclopedia
St. Patrick's School
Cumminsville
Blue Rock
Cherry Streets
Pace
Notre Dame Academy
Reading
Car Crushes Tot’s Foot in City Hospital Amputation
Two year old Eddie Frank suffered a crushed foot when he fell from a car on McMicken Avenue. The amputated foot occurred after the vehicle, driven by the motorman, moved away before a warning could be given. The incident occurred near the family home at 263 North McMicken Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Frank
City Hospital
McMicken
MccMicken Avenue
Yerkes Hospitalized After Fall in Danville
At the Linton Hotel last night a nurse said Hon. John W. Yerkes of Danville Kentucky is very much improved after a knee and ankle strain from a Sunday fall and will not leave his room before Saturday possibly longer. He still declines visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Hotel
John W. Yerkes
Danville
Yerkes
Handbook expose case stalls in Police Court
The case of Moxie Co hen was called for trial over alleged women’s patronage. Cohen was accused of operating a handbook for women. Investigating witnesses failed to appear and the charge was laid over to July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxie Cohen
Cohen
City Cleared in Gil Bert Avenue Accident Suit
William Jordan Taylor sued the city for 160 dollars after wrecking a car by a low mood on Gil bert avenue last December. Justice Bloom ruled for the city yesterday, saying no notice of street sinking was received, so the city bears no liability. Assistant Solicitor Geohegan represented the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jordan Taylor
Gilbert Avenue
Pin Jag Damage Suit Promises Judicial Notice
Judge Pfleger and a jury hear a $5,000 damage suit filed by Carl Liebig twelve against paper carrier C Grosshopf alleging epilepsy from a beating. Defense claims provocation by Liebig pin pricking Grosshopf as he fixed his papers. Other actions include a will contest by Marie Gilespie against Evangeline Paslick, a Celestial street property sale to satisfy a $633 judgment, a consent verdict for $5,950 in a bank case, and Pogue securing $2,451.40 for advising on telephone franchise efforts.
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Pfleger
Carl Liebig
C. Grosshopf
Grosshopf
Liebig
Henry Paslick
Marie Gilespie
Common Pleas Court
Evangeline Paslick
Paslick
Fleischmann Company
Celestial Street
Sallie C. Fagin
Vivian J. Fagin
Kramer & Kramer
American National Bank
Barberton, C
Carrara Paint Company
Bramwell
Fitzsimmons
Superior Court Returns Verdict in Telegraph Error Case
Frank Fox failed to secure damages against Western Union Telegraph Co in a Superior Court verdict. A jury in Judge Hoffheimer's court awarded no damages to Fox who claimed a telegram error cost him a marketable load of mules. Attorney W F Fox appeared for Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffheimer
Frank Fox
Western Union Telegraph Company
Fox
Mitchell
Ind
W. F. Fox
Wade Cushing
Louis A. Ireton
Howard Ferris
Burkhardt
Ohio Conservatory of Music
Emma C. Graininger
Oth
Court Case Involving Grainingers Over Old College Site
A February trial ended with a jury awarding defendants 2400 dollars on their counterclaim for alleged wrongful ejectment, after proof that the Grainingers held a lease on the old College of Music site at Fourth and Lawrence streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
College of Music
Fourth and Lawrence Streets
Divorce Court Cases Highlight Custody and Alimony Battles
Dissatisfied wife Johanna Meyer sues for custody and alimony from Bernard H. Meyer grocer. She alleges constant quarrels and incitement of his three children by a former marriage. An order restraining disposal of real estate and business was granted. Other petitions include Dena Henn seeking divorce from Thomas Larkin, Emmarkin vs Larkin, and Katherine Bartsoh seeking divorce from Oscar Bartsoh and restoring her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Meyer
Bernard H. Meyer
Grocer
Whitler
Hamfield Streets
Meyer
Orville K. Jones
Otto Henn
Dena Henn
William Taber
S. B. Deal
Emmarkin
Thomas Larkin
John W. Cowell
Judge Caldwell
Josephine Boehm
William J. Boehm
Boehm
Katherine Bartsoh
Oscar Bartsoh
Colon Schott
Estates Filed for Administration and Inventory Listings
Applications to administer estates named Philomena Thurman John H Thurman Christina Arents Hermann Arens Bernard H Bick Henrietta Bick Ida B Owens Katherine S Owens Adal Champlin Howard Champlin E J Murdock Elizabeth B Murdock Emma Heepke and Sophia Strodman with estate values from 700 to 8000. Inventories of personal estates listed Daniel O Rourke 2470 William H Bellows 707 Alice Roddy 192 Katherine Staab 354 Charles Regan 500 Carl Harms 1279.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomena Thurman
John H. Thurman
Christina Arents
Hermann Arens
Bernard H. Bick
Henrietta Bick
Ida B. Owens
Katherines. Owens
Adal Champlin
Howard Champlin
E. J. Murdock
Elizabeth B. Murdock
Emma Heepke
Sophia Strodman
Daniel O'Rourke
William H. Bellows
Alice Roddy
Katherine Staab
Charles Regan
Carl Harms
Receiver Sells Brill Company Branch Groceries in Bankruptcy
Dr. W R Thrall, receiver, sold Brill Company branch stores for 6282 dollars. Evanston store 1050, St Bernard 520, Warner street 482, Hamilton avenue 650, Loveland 705, Madison road 600, Cleves 700, Clifton avenue 425, Price Hill 650, Milford 600. Other assets sold. 9711 cash on hand. unsecured creditors to receive about 10 percent. David Thrall 500. attorneys 450. Also a separate matter: Supreme Lodge A O U W must answer Ohio Grand Lodge claim of 155000 for death benefits. jurisdiction dispute.
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Brill Company
W. R. Thrall
George J. Brill
B. H. Kroger
Evanston
St. Bernard
P.C. C. Schneider
Warner Street
J. J. Ehrhardt, Jr
Hamilton Avenue
M. Stokes
Loveland
H. W. Sullivan
Madison Road
J. B. Bonham
Cleves
Frank Beck
Clifton Avenue
Nick Rengers
Price Hill
Robert Flynn
William Bietz
Milford
Dr. Thrall
Howard Douglass
Peck
Supreme Lodge
Ohio
Staley acquitted in burglary case. Stamper pleads guilty
Frank A. Staley a printer was tried in Judge Woodmansee's court yesterday for being an accessory to the burglary of Dr. Burkhardt's patent medicine store and was acquitted. Susie Stamper pleaded guilty to grand larceny of 235 dollars from James Vidalis, a marble cutter who was robbed in February in a Central avenue sitting room. Receiver George C. Biehle filed insolvency complaint against J. W. Rodeke, withholding company records. Judge Warner issued a citation for Rodeke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Staley
Dr. Burkhardt
Woodmansee
Joseph W. Heintzman
Staley
Froome Morris
Susie Stamper
James Vidalis
Vidalis
Central Avenue
George C. Biehle
Queen City Brush and Machinery Company
A. M. Warner
J. W. Rodeke
Warner
Rodeke
Inspectors From West Probe Railway Mail Space Use
Inspectors Peters and Schissler station in the city to study space allocated for mail on cars. They aim to determine if the government pays for excess space, countering anonymous charges. Cincinnati division officials say the inquiry is routine, not evidence of crookedness, with open access to records. The examination continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Schissler
Cincinnati
Charles Rager
Western Union and Telegraphers Deny Strike
General Manager Clowry of the Western Union and President Small of the Commercial Telegraphers Union replied to President Bennett of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce. Clowry said no strike or dispute exists and that agitators are outside the company. Small warned that without a hearing the corporation bears responsibility for trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clowry
Western Union
Small
Commercial Telegraphers
Bennett
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Crowry
8. J. Small
Commercial Telegraphers' Union
Cemetery Supervisors Meet to Discuss Sunday Funerals
State Association of Cemetery Superintendents meets at Emery Hotel with Mayor Dempsey delivering welcome and J J Stevens of Columbus responding. Members visit Zoo and Bring Grove Cemetery with talks on Sunday funerals and converting rural burying grounds into modern cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association of Cemetery Superintendents
Emery Hotel
Dempsey
J. J. Stevens
Columbus
Zoo
Bring Grove Cemetery
Missionary Appointments At Foreign Christian Society
At a Methodist Book Concern meeting the Foreign Christian Missionary Society appointed F C Buck from Waco Texas to the Philippines Dr Franklin F Massy of Pennsylvania and Dr L P Jaggard of Iowa to China Two young women were to be sent to Africa to replace the late Ella Ewing who died at Bolengi on May 17 A house is being built at the lonely station though appointments are not yet made
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Christian Missionary Society
Methodist Book
F. C. Buck
Waco
Tex
Philippines
Franklin F. Massy
Pennsylvania
L. P. Jaggard
Iowa
China
Ella Ewing
Bolengi
Africa
Obituary notices of Greenwood Mills Spencer and White
Harriet C Greenwood aged 58 dies at 2218 Reading road with funeral at her residence on Saturday. Catherine B Mills aged 81 dies at 8 25 a.m. burial Martinsville. Charles M Spencer dies at 1 15 p.m. funeral from 2611 Moormann avenue. Francis T White dies in Pittsburg with funeral notice to follow.
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Antwerp
Shillito
Colin Shillits Company
Alleghanies
Attaches Novelty Store
Burnett
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Joseph Burnett Co., Sosron, Wass
Dr. Lyon
Gyr
Babey
Tot
CITY
Lad
J. M. Dawson
Pogue
Harry P. Kelly
J. C. Cadwallader
Mabel Alice Kelly
Charles J. Hunt
Crosley & Rogers
Robertson & Buckwalter
Superior Court
Probate Court
United States Court
Wire Bennett
Ohio Association of Cemetery Superintendents
Greater Cincinnati
Yester
George K. Longstreet
Monroe
Anna K. Ale
Vaesees Winton
Aeeemee
John A. McGrail
Seventh St
Grace B., Perkins
Earl Alice 'Philhower
Newtown M. Hall
Dayton
O. Cocceeesene
W. Eighth St
Theresa M. Hautz
Freeman
Norwood
Essreeseens Mamie McEntee
Hannibal St
John Burns
Queen City
Margaret Casserlay
George M. Weber
Bridgetown Or
Eee
Bertha Bruns
Glenmore
Joseph A. Doll
Opkins
Glendale
Saneenene
James Newport, Kyener
Katherine Greis
Miles W. Davis
Xenia
Mamie Ng Wilbert Allaback
Walnut St
Henrietta BE. Haynes
Sean Nee James BD
W. Seventh St
Gertrude I
Zimmer
Wilson
John L. Minsker
Charleston
Anna &. Lips
Gilbert
William G. Tomoor
Schultest
Lizette Vossee
Louis Meyer Baeereeres
Jeannette Burkhauser
Louis Laile
Race
Golden
Allian Freitag
Ludlow Ave
Louis G. Shee Canes
Anna Budd
Andy Lechler
Thank
Martin St
Morton A. Williams
Stanton Av
Arlie M. Thompson
MeeMicken
Katherine Scheill
John Daley
Highland
Haubner
Mansfield St
Wil m J. Telford
Kenilworth
Estella Hartman
Charles P. Sticksel
Armory
Selma Young
Butler St
Thomas Keenan
Allison St
Dora Hanger Wee Eenns B
Nettle M. H. Haefner
Charles P. Pierce
Coon
Bertha J. Clift
Edward Cahill
Alice Schalk
Robert C. Boro
Marshall Av
Ry Ofs
Flint St
Estwood
Katherine Nasgelsssis
Garden St
John Bruckner
WB. Ackermann
State
M. Lorenz
Fairfax
Mary Kaising
Cleinview
Ernee Ener
Richard Hester
Broadway
Anna B. Toroway Seesersneves
Joseph Mesier
W. Ninth
Carrie Ansen
Breeman
Walter Bates
Frank C. Hoffman
Hackberry St
Es P, Richman
Glendora Av
Norte seseeee-Galt House
Nellie
Fairfax Av
Newport
Livingston
Newport - Paneernee
Plassental
Cluckasaw
Sas
Collins Scateoude - Pringtee
Prank
Erene
Nora Berry Pringfie Ae Federle
Ever Tee
Paneer
Covington
Charles Boekel
Morrow
Seine
Frances Groves
Hillsboro
Cocevess
Calvin McBryant
Teewerbe
Zelma Wrykoff
Atheee Dayton
G. Konersman
Latonia Hee Eneenmnee Tees
Covington Yaacdrsieghie
Clare Stubbs
Park Gilmore
Covington Covington
Jo H
Wiehoft
Covington - Coin
Julian A
Langston
W. J. Langston
Bm Smith
Flach
Bertha Flach
Charles H. Flach
St. Louis
Vernon Avenue
Bellefontaine Cemetery
Ichie Bro Jewelers
nWeons
Gvedett Duno
Phoenix
Bodmann
Main St. Canal
Havlin Vine Street
Opera Place
James T. Clyde
Windsor
Frank G. Tuldge & Co
Government
Closson
Fourth St
West
H&d
Fifth and Baymiller
Hound Trip Co. CO
Chicago
C.a
Eighth
McLean Av
Warsaw
Alberon
Sedamsville
Tleket
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