Methodist Mass Meeting and Mission News at Oakley Track
A Methodist mass meeting is planned at Oakley race track with Rev. Davis W. Clark presiding. Hon. John A. Patten of Chattanooga will speak in memory of T. A. Snider who funded Cincinnati’s first gospel wagon. Other events include a Wesleyan tea, diplomas from All Hallows School, and missionary announcements for Kioto and Loas. Concurrent Ohio Young People’s Christian union meetings with a banquet follow on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Race Track
Davis W. Clark
Methodist Union of Cincinnati
John A. Patten
Chattanooga
Tenn
T. A. Snider
Snider
Music Hall
Revival Opens at God's Bible School with Trumpet Blast
This morning at 19 o'clock a ten day revival began at God's Bible School with trumpets and no intermission till 19 o'clock tonight. An hour twice daily is allotted for fasting. A thousand attendees have arrived and camp near the big tent as evangelists from across the country prepare to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God's Bible School
Moody Rev Moore to Declare Elmwood Place Pulpit Vacant
Rev David Moore of Bond Hill will declare the Elmwood Place Presbyterian church vacant in his sermon tomorrow morning. He has authority from the Cincinnati Presbytery. Rev William Reese has resigned to take a pastorate in Youngstown Ohio. Until a permanent pastor is chosen Rev J Coker of Lane Seminary will occupy the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Moore
Bond Hill
Elmwood Place Presbyterian Church
Moore
Cincinnati
Ohio Universalist Convention Plans in Eldorado Ohio
The annual meeting of the Ohio Universalist convention will be at the First Universalist church in Eldorado Ohio from June 1 to 2. Dr A B Church president of Buchtel college Akron leads as president with Andrew P Henkel of Cincinnati as vice president and Mrs George C James of Cincinnati as treasurer. Seventy seven Universalist churches in the state form the convention with Rev A B Beresford D D delivering the occasional sermon. The Ohio Universalist Women's Missionary alliance meets with Miss Henrietta Moore of Springfield as president and Miss Jennie Werwick of Hamilton as secretary. The Ohio Universalist Sunday School association will hold concurrent meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Universalist Convention
First Universalist Church
Eldorado
A. B. Church
Buchtel College
Akron
Andrew P. Henkel
The
Universalist Church of Cincinnati
George C. James
Cincinnati Church
Universalist
A. B. Beresford
D. D
Ohio Universalist Women's Missionary Alliance
Henrietta Moore
Springfield
Jennie Werwick
Hamilton
Ohio Universalist Sunday School Association
Edmund F. Arras
Colum
Dr Robbins to Speak at Lincoln Park Baptist Church
The Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church hosts Dr Robbins at 10:00 a.m. with the sermon That Penitent Woman and a musical quartet from Booker T. Washington’s institute will perform. An evening service at 7:30 features a prelude on Why Mr Taft Could Never Again Become President of the United States followed by the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Robbins
Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church
W A. m
Booker T. Washington's
Institute
Taft
The
United States
Central Christian Church Services and Sunday School
Central Christian Church on Ninth Avenue opposite City Hall offers Sunday school at 9 15 and morning service at 10 30 with L Walte preaching Christ Heals the Broken Hearted. Evening sermon at 7 45 titled A God Directed Life. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Ninth Avenue
City Hall
L. Walte
Christian Science and Lutheran Church Services Listed
The notice lists Sunday and midweek services for First and Second Churches of Christ Scientist at Park Avenue South Walnut Hillis and Aeolian Hall with study and reading room hours. Norwood English Lutheran Church at Main and Ivanhoe avenues reports Sunday school times and morning sermon theme The Glory of the Second Mile Religion with no evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Park Avenue
Walnut Hillis
First National Bank
Second Church OF Christ, Scientist
Aeolian Hall
Fourth
Norwood English Lutheran Church
Main
Ivanhoe Avenues
Calvin A.enberg
Avondale Methodist Service With Pastor Schenk
At 11 a.m. morning worship will be led by Pastor C. E. Schenk at Avondale Methodist Church. The service includes a sermon by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
C. E. Schenk
The Love of Aim Marriage sermon at New Jerusalem
Services at 11 a m at New Jerusalem conducted by Reader H H Grant. Subject titled The Love of aim Marriage. Repeated by request. Oak and Winslow streets mention Zoo-Edem cars in caption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jerusalem
Open Air Union Services at Walnut Hille Churches
Sunday evenings at 7 o clock on the lawn of the Christian church Locust street near Park avenue. Sermon by Rev Devight Mallory Pratt pastor of the Congregational church. Large chorus choir. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
The
Christian Church
Dwight Mallory Pratt
Walnut Hille
the Christian Church
Locust Street
Park Avenue
Devight Mallory Pratt
Congregational Church
Auburn Presbyterian Church Services and Leadership
The Presbyterian church on Auburn Avenue led by Charles L. Neibel and Charles Frederic Goss offers Sabbath school and Bible classes at 10:45 a.m. and a 11:00 a.m. sermon titled The Thorn-Crowned Crown. A Wednesday prayer service is scheduled for 7:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Auburn Presbyterian Church
Auburn Avenue
Charlies L. Neibel
Alon All Presbyterian
Charles Frederic Goss
Unitarian Meeting on Readings and Disenchantments
A note cites A Thayer at Unitarian Reading Road north of Oak Street. The George preach ot centers on fusions and disen chantments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey. A. Thayer
Reading Road
Oak Street
George
Wagon Accident Injures Man Near Elberon Avenue
Henry Durwell aged 38 of Lehman road near Elberon avenue fell from a wagon at Seton and Glenway avenues yesterday morning and was seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Durwell
Lehman Road
Elberon Avenue
Seton and
Glenway Avenues
Condemns Row of Billboards at Spring Grove and Ludlow
Building Commissioner Rapp condemned a row of double decked bill boards at Spring Grove and Ludlow avenues yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapp
Spring Grove
Ludlow Avenues
Fresh Air School Completes Branch Hospital Exercises
The Fresh Air School, formed by children at the branch hospital, closed with appropriate exercises yesterday. All twenty children passed the assessment.
Fairmount Improvement Association Announces Monday Meeting
The Fairmount Improvement Association announced a meeting for Monday night at the Maccabee hall Fairmount. A subject of interest to every resident of Fairmount will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
Ohio Teachers to Attend Cedar Point Convention
Many principals and teachers from Public schools plan to attend the Ohio State Teachers association meeting at Cedar Point Ohio next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. They will depart Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Cedar Point
Man Escapes After Robbery At Walnut Hills Apartments
Janitor Charles Farmer of the Na varre building on Gilbert and Yale avenues Walnut Hills saw a Black man leaving the apartments after two domestic workers were robbed yesterday morning. Farmer grappled with him but could not stop the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. Farmer
Navarre
Gilbert and
Yale Avenues
Walnut Hills
Farmer
Prisoner Removed to Hospital Over Hunger Strike
Frank Dittgen aged 40 a county jail inmate was moved to the city hospital yesterday morning after eight days of fasting on water only. Sheriff Cooper ordered the transfer fearing possible fatal outcomes while Dittgen claims he feels all right and is held on a charge of attempting to kill with a knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dittgen
Dittgen
Cooper
Fire Damages Clapton Owens Shop on Longworth Street
A morning blaze severely damaged the painting and carpenter shop of George R. Clapton and M. R. Owens at 308 Longworth street. An employee, L. W. Woods, was scorched while dragging a safe containing papers to the sidewalk. Damages run to several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Clapton
M. R. Owens
Longworth Street
L. W. Woods
Chemist A Victim Of Well-Laid Plot
J A Borst a New York chemist staying at the Frankfort hotel was lured by a newspaper ad for evening employment. He met a supposed young lady then was beaten by two men at lake front and later learned the girl was a ringer. He told detectives the brother and a friend's wife planned the ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland, CO
J. A. Borst
New York
Frankfort
Lake Front
Borst
Lake Side Hospital
Sibley and Costello
Floyd
Bookless schools to open for extra instruction
Bookless vacation centers will open Monday in Jackson Webster Washington Douglas and First Intermediate schools with partial centers at Eleventh and Third Intermediate. Children aged 5 to 15 may enroll in handiwork courses offered during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Webster
Washington, Douglas
First
Shonts to Retire as C and A President
Theodore P. Shonts, president of the Chicago and Alton railroad, says he will retire from the presidency around July 1 to devote himself to local traction interests. He will sever official ties with Interborough Rapid Transit, Interborough Metropolitan, New York Railway, and Manhattan Railway companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Shonts
Alton
Commercial Tribune
New York
Theodore P. Shonts
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Shonts
Trea
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Interborough Metropolitan Company
The
New York Railway Company
Manhattan Railway Company
Well Known Railroad Man W K High Dies at Mattoon
W K High former master mechanic of the Big Four died yesterday morning at his Mattoon home after months of ill health. His headquarters were in Mattoon Illinois and he had been placed on pension rolls last November. High was well known in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four Railroad
W. K. High
The
Road
Mattoon
Ill
High
Cincinnati
Inter State Commission Cuts Glucose Trade Rates
The interstate commerce commission ruled that glucose freight rates from Chicago to New York favor the Corn Products Refining company. The export rate was reduced from 22.5 to 18 cents per hundred pounds and the domestic rate from 25 to 20 cents. Commissioner Harlan stated that a manufactured product does not have a right to the raw material’s rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
New York
Corn Products Refining Company
Glucose Trust
Iowa
West
Harlan
Reductions Denied on Pittsburg Coal Freight Rates
In Washington on June 21 the Interstate Commerce Commission refused further cutbacks in bi tuminous coal freight rates from the Pittsburg district to Great Lakes ports. The Pittsburg Coal Company and John W. Boileau had asked for further reductions beyond the March 11 order lowering rates from 88 to 78 cents per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pittsburg
Great Lakes
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pittsburg Coal Company
John W. Boileau
Commission
Campbell in Cincinnati on business from Louisville
George H. Campbell, assistant to the president of the Baltimore and Ohio and president of the Kentucky and Indiana Bridge company, was in Cincinnati yesterday. He arrived from Louisville after attending a meeting on Thursday and left for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Campbell
Baltimore & Ohio
Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company
Cincinnati
Louisville
Baltimore
Cincinnati Railroad Men Attend Detroit Freight Agents Session
A group of Cincinnati railroad men led by W. K. Evans commercial agent for the Grand Trunk returned from Detroit where they attended the American Freight Agents association convention. Fifty seven local associations were represented as the annual meeting concluded at the Hotel Tiller. Discussions on freight traffic problems featured the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
W. K.evans
Grand Trunk
Detroit
American Freight Agents Association
National Organization
Tiller
Chicago Northwestern official Brady visits old friends
Philip J. Brady assistant manager of the tours department of the Chicago Northwestern and Union Pacific railroads headquarters in Los Angeles California is in the city visiting with old friends. He was formerly traveling passenger agent for the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific roads with headquarters in Cincinnati. He was succeeded to that position by Carl Z Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Brady
Chicago Northwestern
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific
Cincinnati
Carl Z. Gibson
C G W Reports Normal Freight Movement Through Chicago Gateway
Oscar Townsend, general freight agent for the Chicago Great Western, said the line has no difficulty moving freight through the Chicago gateway despite the recent walkout of freight handlers. Movement by the C G W in Chicago is reported as normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Oscar Townsend
Road
Chicago Gateway
Chicago
Managers of Railroads To Meet Rep resentatives of B. of L. E.
New York June 21 July 1 was set for a meeting here with representatives of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine Men to discuss the organization demands for a $25 000 000 annual pay increase. The newly appointed board of arbitrators to hear the pay demand by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers would begin its hearings on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Encointers
Effort to set aside tap line findings in court
Petitioners Louisiana and Pacific railroad Woodworth & Louisiana Central railway and others ask the commerce court to undo interstate commerce commission orders. They seek through routes and joint rates for tap lines contesting the commission ruling that some tap lines are plant facilities not common carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce Court
Louisiana & Pacific Railroad
Woodworth & Louisiana Central Railway
M.K. and T Shops Closed at Parsons with 1000 Out of Work
Parsons Kansas June 21 The Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad shops here have been closed leaving about one thousand men unemployed. Officials say the closure may last about a month and it is not yet certain when they will reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Parsons
Kan
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Lehigh Valley Earnings Decline in May Revenue
The Lehigh Valley road reported total operating revenue for May of 2,300,710 dollars, down from 1,718,663 dollars compared with the same period last year. Net operating revenue figures follow in the report.
Southern Railway Official Promoted From Louisville to St Louis
F H Behring assistant general freight agent of the Southern railway at Louisville has been promoted and transferred to St Louis replacing the late C D Morris. He is well known among Cincinnati railroad men and previously served as a clerk in R L McKellar's office. His promotions came from consistent efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Behring
Southern Railway
Louisville
St.Louis
C. D.morris
Cincinnati
R. L. McKellar
Southern
Fanks
St. , Louis
Attorneys Listed for Main Street Boarding Case
The filing identifies Heilker and co counsel as her attorneys with the boarding matter anchored at 1142 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Heilker
Suit To Set Aside Divorce Filed By Bertha Rogers
Bertha Rogers, whose estranged husband Clarence Rogers saloon keeper of Sycamore Street, filed a motion through Attorney Mullen to set aside a divorce decree granted in her absence. She claims Rogers knew her Lexington address at 143 Georgetown Street Ky but listed Frankfort Ky general delivery as her last known residence, so she was never served with notice of the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Rogers
Clarence Rogers
Sycamore Street
Mullen
Rogers
Georgetown Street
Lexington
Frankfort
Divorce briefs heard in Reakirt alimony case
Counsel for both sides filed briefs on the temporary alimony question yesterday. Judge Warner has the matter under final submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewellyn B. Reakirt
Incomplete figures show declining railway finances
Period figures indicate lower operating revenue and net operating revenue. Total operating revenue from July 1 reaches 33,256,742 with a 742,989 drop. Net operating revenue stands at 10,413,649, down 2,102,653 from prior period.
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Other Courts
List of new filings in Common Pleas including Mary R Beer vs William Copeland for 25000 damages. City of Cincinnati cases show petitions in error by C S Sparks. Superior Court case Bridget McGinley vs Charles E Roth for 15009 damages. Insolvency court includes multiple divorce actions with parties Van deval Kirgan Hann Colgate Kimball and others listed by counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Beer
William Copelan
Fredriks & Huffman
Henry C. Wilder
City of Cincinnati
C. S. Sparks
Viola Huston
City of Cinccinnati
Bella LaForce
Pearl Smith
Superior Court
Bridget McGinley
Charles E. Roth
Thorndyke & Cappelle
Special train carries Knights of St John to Toronto
A Cincinnati special train will depart this evening over the C H and T route carrying about 175 members of the Knights of St John for the society’s annual convention in Toronto Canada. The C H and D route is the official path for Cincinnati retail druggists en route to the national convention in Milwaukee with sessions starting August 11. Plans are under way to construct large terminals for the Texas and Pacific railroad at New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Order of the Knights of St. John
Society
Toronto
Canada
Milwaukee
Texas & Pacific Railroad
New Orleans
Court News McClure & Sons Fails
The T. F. McClure & Sons Co a dealer in contractor supplies filed an assignment in insolvency to Hobart P Dowl ing. Secretary Albert James estimates assets at 7500 and liabilities at 55000 due to unpaid bills. The Metropolitan bank is listed as a preferred creditor. Charles M Leslie and Judge David Davis represent the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. McClure & Sons Company
Perin
Hobart P. Dowling
Albert James
Dowling
Metropolitan Bank
Thomas F. McChre
MecClure
State Banking Department
Charles M. Leslie
David Davis
Tennessee Tax Challenge Involving Pullman Car Company
The Tennessee state tax authority contested Pullman Car Company taxes from 1904 to 1908. Davidson county assessed state and county taxes totaling 30,743 on sleeping cars and related property, claimed to have passed through interstate travel. Judge Sanford ordered a $9,610 refund but denied an injunction. appeal will address all questions in the circuit court of appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Pullman Car Company
Circuit’ Court of Appeals
Pullman Company
P. M. Tumble
Davidson County
State Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization
Sanford
Federal Court For
Circuit Court of Appeals
Creditors Move to Place Reiter Electric in Bankruptcy
Proceedings were brought by creditors to place Reiter Electric of Dayton in bankruptcy. Charles Reiter is the principal backer. They allege a charter mortgage for 2000 dollars to W. S. Kemp aimed to prefer him over other creditors. Claimants include Dayton Savings and Trust 304 dollars Toledo Chandelier Manufacturing 611 dollars and National Carbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiter Electric Company of
Dayton
Charles Reiter
W. S. Kemp
Dayton Savings and Trust Company
Toledo Chandelier Manufacturing, Company
National Carbon Company
Suit for damages arising from city hall collision
Bridget McGinley janitress sues Charles B. Roth for 10000 for injuries after an automobile hit her on February 20 while crossing Court Street at John Street. She suffered a broken right leg and bruising to the chest and body, and has remained in City Hospital. Thorn dyke and Capelle represent her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Roth
Bridget McGinley
City Hall
Roth
Court Street
John Street
City Hospital
Thorndyke & Capelle
Bequeathment Leaves Clara Major Share of Estate
Mrs Mary Laurie divides her endowment policy three fourths to daughter Clara and one fourth to son Eugene. The remaining estate goes to Clara, making her the primary beneficiary of the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Laurie
Clara
Eugene
Bowen divorce granted after neglect and gambling funds
Mrs Laura W. Bowen obtained a divorce from Joseph R. Bowen at Peebles corner on testimony alleging neglect and nights spent at cards and betting on horse races. She reverted to her maiden name Laura Gates. They married in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura W. Bowen
Joseph R. Bowen
Peebles Corner
Laura Gates
Trustee Edgar Johnson Sues to Set Aside Plant Sale
Testimony closed yesterday in the case by Trustee Edgar Johnson of Cincinnati Equipment against the Fifth Third National Bank regarding the sale of the firm’s plant. President Hinsch testified on the company’s business with the bank prior to its financial trouble as Judge Hollister scheduled arguments for July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Johnson
Cincinnati Equipment Company
Hinsch
Fifth- Third National Bank
Hollister
Objections Filed in Drake Bankruptcy Case and Realty Sale Planned
Mary Gray objected yesterday to the discharge of Edward J. Drake alleging failure to keep books. Trustee Ralph E. Clark sought authority to sell real estate owned by bankrupt Henry Menke at 2007 and 2009 Mohawk Place and at 295 and 298 West McMicken Avenue. Mohawk Place property valued at 6500 dollars and the McMicken Avenue property at 3540 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gray
Edward J. Drake
Ralph E. Clark
Henry Menke
Mohawk Place
McMicken Avenue
Dunaway Divorce Granted Custody Awarded and Alimony Set
May Dunaway gains divorce from Edward Dunaway on cruelty and neglect. She receives custody of their child. Edward is ordered to pay $6 weekly alimony and $33 remaining on a piano for their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Dunaway
Edward Dunaway
Another Man Mentioned in Nellie Rust Shooting
Coroner's officials attribute the fatal shooting of Mrs Nellie Rust by her husband William Rust to interference by another man believed to have frequented the Rust home. Witnesses are to testify at the inquest held by Coroner Coe at the Hopkins Street residence, with details planned for disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Rust
William Rust
Hopkins Street
Stagnaro
van Hoene
Coroner's Office
Coe
Springfield
Rust
Wen
Obituary notices for Quehl Rau Smith and Swope families
Obituaries announce George J Quehl Mary Rau Florence A Smith and Jacob Swope as beloved spouses. Quehl dies at Fort Thomas Kentucky with services at Evergreen Cemetery Chapel. Rau dies at 45 with funeral from Colerain Avenue residence. Smith dies at 29 with funeral at Fairmount Avenue home and Vine Street Hill interment. Swope dies at 59 with funeral from Evanston residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quehl
George J
Elizabeth Heary Quehl
Grand Avenue
Fort Thomas
Evergreen Cemetery Chapel
Rau
John H
Mary Rau
Hirschfeld
Colerain Avenue
Smith
Florence A
Wagner
Alphonse Smith
Fairmount Avenue
Vine Street Hill Cemetery
Swope
Jacob
Minerva Swope
Knoepfer Divorce Granted on Grounds of Neglect
Lillian Knoepfer obtained a divorce from Joseph A Knoepfer a printer on the ground of neglect to provide. The couple were married in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Knoepfer
Joseph A. Knoepfer
Plumber John Elber sent to jail for alimony breach
Judge Warner had Elber jailed for failing to pay alimony to Freda for their children. After a brief release promised to work and pay $8 weekly, the wife returned to court as he allegedly broke the pledge. Elber owes about $200 in arrears.
Marital Strife Prompts Multiple Divorce Pleas in Court
Frank Kirgan seeks a divorce alleging persistent nagging and humiliating visits from his wife and relatives. He married Maym Kirgan in Newport in April 1908 and says she now lives with her mother in the Norfolk building. Hugo Kimball accuses Minnie Kimball of abuse after a three year dispute over property and says she attacked him with a chair. They wed in April 1909 and Colon Schott represents Kimball. George Colgate claims Lillian Colgate left him and has not returned since February 13, seeking a divorce with TM C Swain as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kirgan
Maym Kirgan
Newport
St. Bernard
Minnie Kimball
Colon Schott
George. M. Colgate
Lillian L.colgate
C. L. Swain
Wives File for Divorce Against Drunk Husbands
Nellie Hahn sues Harry Hahn for divorce and alimony claiming continuous drunkenness from February to April and abandonment with their child on June 6. Edward A. Tepe is her attorney. Anna Vandeval seeks divorce from Anthony Vandeval alleging five years of failure to provide necessaries for her and their two children. they were married in October 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hahn
Harry Hahn
Hahn
Edward A. Tepe
Anna Vandeval
Anthony Vandeval
Local obituaries list for June 1912
Several obituaries announce services for Philobena Dumler Emma Eaton Josephine Fischer John Ford Frederick Fortman Gianfidello Giannini and Peter Gately. Funerals set from family homes or parish churches with dates June 19 to June 22 and burial details or private interment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gilligan
West Eighth
Fortman
Frederick W
Cincinnati
Hoopeston
Giannini
Gianfidello Giannini
Boone Street
Gately
Peter
James
Mary Gately
East Sixth Avenue
St. Xavier’s Church
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Caroline
Washington Avenue
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Church of Immaculate Conception
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Kinley
George W. Martin
Busse & Borgmann
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Matthews
Elizabeth
J. W.matthews
Robb Avenue
Mount Moriah
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Grogan
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Immaculate Conception Church
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Chapman
John F. Moe
Tacoma
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Sacred Heart Italian Church
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Townsend Street
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Red
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Elizabeth Kohlmeyer
Delhi Avenue
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Taube
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Haffner
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Ella
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Panama Canal Zone
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T. T. Morton
Fairfield Avenue
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Wisner
Frank
Wooster Pike
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Bodmann
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