Circuit Court Reverses Silverton Fine For Arrest Without Warrant
The Circuit Court set aside a $25 fine on William Schmidt Jr. for resisting arrest by the Village Marshal, ruling no warrant existed to make the arrest as the act was not witnessed. The court also reversed a lower ruling in several cases, including whisky shipment loss against Big Four Railroads for negligent tracing and fire destruction, and mortgage clause effects on a National Fire Insurance claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramwell
Wiliam Schmidt, Jr
Silverton
Schmidt
W. A. Rinckhoff
Frank H. Réppert
Ss. & S. Freiberg
Big Four Railroads Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Railroad
M. C. Lykins
C. D. Robertson
W. T. Porter
Norman G Kenan and balloon Cincinnati in flight
Hundreds gathered opposite Dixmuth and Clifton avenues to watch Norman G Kenan and friends launch the balloon Cincinnati. The craft rose slowly after cutting the rope at 3:30 pm, drifted toward the northeast, and passed Madisonville by 4 pm. Aeronaut Haddock led the crew with Walter Collins and George Howard aboard. The balloon carried a Taft flag and aimed to cover about 200 miles before descent, with Kenan noting telegrams or news by evening but no distress signals after four hours aloft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixmuth
Clifton Avenues
Norman, Kenan
Cincinnati
Norman Kenan
Leslie Haddock
Mr. Kenan
Chicago
Man Acquitted Sues for Damages in Common Pleas
A string of civil actions arising from recent arrests and alleged wrongs is listed in Common Pleas Court filings. Plaintiffs include John Hamel seeking 5000 for arrest related to horse theft. Eugene Clifford Johnston minor suing for slander. Rosa Haynes seeking 5000 from policeman John Greene. Katherine Gregory adminstratrix seeking 10000 for deceased husband Ensign Gregory. and William Bodemer reporting a $8431.11 claim by Haynes & Co. against Forsythe with a 5000 balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamel
J. R. Ware
Ellis B. Gregg
Eugene Clifford Johnston
Paul Voegelgesang
E. P. Bradstreet
Rosa Haynes
Stanton Haynes
Elmwood Place
John Greene
Greene
Bolsinger, Kapp & Fennel
Katherine Gregory
Ensign Gregory
C. Crane & Co
Frank W. Schmitz
Stanley, Matthews
William Bodemer
George H. Stapely Company
Haynes & Co
Lansing
Mich
J. D. Forsythe
Stapely Company
Forsythe
City Council in special session approves hospital start
City Council met at 10 in a brief session with John Galvin presiding. They tabled three urgent items including a right of way for C H D crossing Summer street and vacating small strips of Mozart and Liddell streets. Baurichter proposed hospital funding and a 1 pm adjournment with no committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Galvin
Klein
Bauer
Schweninger
Asman
Mallon
Renner
Rippey
Baurichter
Summer Street
Gest Street
Bultman
John Brown
Eckert
Mozart Street
Boudinott
Liddell Street
Fairmount Avenue
Grove Street
Mullen
Board of Public Service
Committee On Finance
Bathgate
Widow sues life insurer for balance on policies
Maria A Hoffmann widow of Ludwig Hoffmann sues Ohio Mutual Life Insurance Co in the Superior Court for 2500 alleging two policies dated November 15 1907 and December 10 1907 paid premiums but only 500 received. Attorneys Kelley Hauck De Witt Bayless Breitenstein. Also John W Gorman Ballman Bultman Foster O Dell Estate sued for 3150 over stock gambling losses in Bakerton and at 702 First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria A. Hoffmann
Ludwig F. Hoffmann
Ohio Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hoffmann
Kelley & Hauck
John W. Haley
O'Dell Stock and Grain Company
John M. Gorman
John W. Ballman
Charles E.bultman
Foster & Co
Louis W. Foster
Louise O'Dell
Probate Court Reveals Will Details and Admin Actions
Judge Malsbury overruled exceptions to Thomas B. Stone's accounts as administrator of Smith Betz's estate and dismissed Helen Betz's removal motion. Anna Dickerson's will bequeaths 650 to William Kinyon and 650 each to Mary Kinyon and Lizzie Klein, with the remainder to her husband P R Dickerson. Estate values range to about 8000 with other bequests to Alma Cecelia Wilson and Martha M Hersh. Ernst Otte's will provides life interest to Lizette Otte and equal shares to six children. Amelia Maffey's estate appraised at 743. Carrie Wiest seeks admin of John Wiest's 300 estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malsbury
Thomas B. Stone
Smith Betz
Helen Betz
Stone
Anna Dickerson
William Kinyon
Mary Kinyon
Lizzie Klein
P. R. Dickerson
Adam B. Wilson
Alma Cecelia Wilson
Alma C
Martha M. Hersh
Ernst Otte Jeft
Lizette Otte
Amelia
Henry
Edward
August
Walter
Lydia
Amelia Maffey
Carrie Wiest
John Wiest
United States Court Seeks Receiver for Barron Boyle
The American Linstey Oil Company intervened in creditor proceedings and requested a receiver under federal jurisdiction. Union Savings Bank and Trust Company was named and appointed to continue the business with Edgar Stark as agent. The American Company says Barron Boyle possesses assets totaling $40 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Linstey Oil Company
Barron- Boyle Company
Union’ Savings, Bank and Trust ‘Company
Edgar Stark
Insolvency totals set for Universal Stone Renovating Co
Debts and liabilities amount to 936.98 with assets appraised at 747.32 in the Insolvency Court. A Toledo merger injunction suit against Toledo Urban and Interurban Railway and Toledo Bowling Green Southern Traction was filed in Findlay Common Pleas Court by Frank H. Kunkel. Lulan Dolch and August Schackow wed at Ft Thomas Kentucky in September last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Stone Renovating Company
Toledo Urban and Interurban Railway Company
Toledo, Bowling Green & Southern Traction Company
Common Pleas Court
Findlay
Frank H. Kunkel
Lulan Dolch
August Schackow
Ft. Thomas
Berold and Berold seek divorce and custody ruling
Harry A. Rust and Albert A. Berold file for divorce from Ethel Agnes Berold alleging separation of over three years and request restoration of maiden name. Millicent Small sues Philip G. Pfeiffer for 300 damages over alleged breach of contract for house construction. case set for trial before Justice Muller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Rust
Albert A. Berold
Ethel Agnes Berold
Millicent Small
Philip G. Pfeiffer
Justice Muller
Public Service Board Hearing on Fountain Square Work
Tense session in the Board of Public Service as Member Manss clashes with a William Attlesey Plumbing Co representative over minor repairs at the Fountain Square Public Comfort Station. Architect Gustav Drach said the work remained undone after Attlesey was summoned. Attlesey's rep claimed Drach delayed sending specs until Friday night, a claim Manss disputed. The board scheduled both men for Monday to resolve the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manss
William Attlesey
Drach
Consumption Tops City Health Report With Fewest Cases
Health Officer Brown notes thirty five contagious disease cases this week, a standout for the period. Consumption leads the list with the most fatalities while typhoid declines. a comparative table shows week versus year-ago data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Rose Fever Ties Illness of Public Service Board Member
John Dornette Jr of the Board of Public Service returned from Chicago with a swollen face and constant sneezing. The article notes he suffered from what was described as rose fever and mentions George B. Cox and Augusta Herr as visitors during his Chicago stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dornette, Jr
Board of Public Service
Chicago
Michigan Summer Rail and Steamer Tours Reach Great Lakes
The passage describes trains via Traverse City Charlevoix Petoskey Bay View Roaring Brook Harbor Springs and through routes to Detroit with connections to Pere Marquette and Grand Trunk lines. It lists resorts and connections to Mackinac Island Muskoka Lake Toronto Montreal Quebec Niagara Falls and Lake St Clair beaches with steamship links to Putin Bay and the Soo. Reservations offered by C H D Office Traction Building Fifth and Walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Charlevoix
Petoskey
Bay View
Roaring Brook
Detroit
Mt. Clemens
Grand Point
Lake St. Clair
Huronia
Gratiot
Harbor Beach
Pte. Aux Barques
Toledo
Putin Bay
Great Lakes
Mackinac
Soo
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
St. Lawrence River
National delegate sickened by roses in storage tale
A National delegate, after duties, rested in his room unaware that roses stored for friends could cause illness. Thursday he sought medical help and a doctor attributed his ailment to the roses stored by Mr. Cornette, who had been working hard on the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Mr. Cornette
Summer Fun Money Making Offer In Sunday Magazine
A note promotes reading the illustrated Sunday magazine kept with today's paper. It advertises a summer opportunity to earn money and have fun, describing it as the best amusement for summer evenings and urging readers to read the offer.
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Circuit Court
Nellie Wah
Adolph T. Kaufman
Bates & Meyer
Moses Ruskin
William Helwig
Robert Hosea
Joseph Maguire
Frank C. Cahill
Joseph, Healy, Ferris & McAvoy
Norman G. Kenan
Bodemer
Cohen & Mack
Nellie Sullenberger
Eva Faulkner
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Atlantic City
Old Point Comfort
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Particulars City Ticket Office
Linton Hotel
A. L. Ellett, G. W. P. A
Ch&d Book of Tours
Traction
Fifth and
Walnut
W. B. Calloway
Ocean Steamers
England
Continent
LLOYD
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Tor Bremel
Bremen
Naples
Genoa
Gibraltar Gra. m
Kaiser WM
Kronprinzessin
Kronprinz
Friedrich K. Luise
Barbarossa
Albert Luetzow
Irene P
Alice K. Luise
Athens
Consifinople
Alexandria
Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
Blue Ash
Nellie Enderlin
Chillicothe
Frank Ferguson
Edith Ferguson
Charles Bruckner
Worth Street
First National Bank
Frank L.ferguson
Miss Enderlin
Jesse L. Corley
Norwood Methodist Church
Miss Ferguson
Marion le Sourd
Madisonville Methodist Church
Ferguson
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Bertha Ferguson
Sinten Hotel
Superior Court
Probate Court
United States Court
Mason
Grand Lodge
Ohio
E. E Shipley
Alfred Knight
George Puchta
George. H. Kattenhorn
Roosevelt
Tardy
Ike
Oberlin Arrows
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Lillydale
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Denver & Rony
Cleveland
Dallas
ST. Paul & Rere
Chautauqua Nx
Columbu Mn
Indianapolis
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Toledo Sion
Denver
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Ania ‘Ie
Fourth and Vine
W.G. Knittle
Gen. Agt
Ingalls Bldg
Chéed
Michigan Line
U. SW
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Cincinnati Democratic Club
Walnut Street
VIA
Fifth & Walnut
Wilmington, Sabina, Washington
D. H
Columbus
Mt. Sterling
Central Union Station
Dayton
CH & D
Baymiller
JRED
Hotels and Resorts
Hotel
Marseille
103D St
Hudson and
Riverside Drive
Grand Central Station
6Th Av
H. S. Clement
Congress Hall
Saratoga
Normandie
Washington, D. C
N.W
McPherson Square
Havlin
Lenhart House
Chautauqua Lake
Bemus Point
J. I., Lenhart
Newarling TO
Northern
Michigan
Lake Michigan
S. H. Peck
New Arlington
Sinton
Edward N. Roth
Ocean City
H. S. Cak
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic City, N. J
ST. Charles
Atlantic
ciTy
N. Jmost
Ocean Front
Newlin Haines
Miller Co
Beach Haven, N. J
Matchless Bay
Hommesside
Englesid
Engleside
R. F
Engle
Thousand Islands
Frontenac
G. Trussell
N.Y
Mar. Bon Sif
Augusta
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