Thomas arson case witnesses reveal alleged forged dealings
The Thomas arson trial before Judge Hollister heard surprise testimonies from Isaiah Thomas offering to surrender on complicity charges and Captain Robert Edgington detailing a November to April string of risky financial maneuvers tied to W. W. Thomas. Shipping records and tea samples linked to Augusta and Cincinnati were presented as evidence of a fluctuating, possibly fraudulent goods chain.
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Thomas
Hollister
Isaiah Thomas
Robert Edgington
George Edgington
W. W. Thomas
W.W. Thomas
Captain Edgington
Augusta
Conway
Insurance Company
Cream of Tartar Baking Powder Company
Co. L. Newton
Heekin Spice Company
Cincinnati
Newton
Cabell
Ankenbauer
W. P. Pilgrim
East Liverpool
J. C. Wallace
Mr. Pilgrim
Virginia
Greenwood
George A. Wasman
People’s Party Call for Ohio State Convention
Moses Hart, chairman of the People's Party State Central Committee, issues a call for a Columbus convention on July 27 to endorse Barker and Donnelly, complete the party organization in Ohio, and fill the electoral ticket with state office candidates. Attending are Barker, Donnelly, Congressman Howard, Prof. Boyce, and National Chairman J. Parker from various states.
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Columbus
Moses 8. Hart
People’s Party State Central Committee
Barker
Donnelly
Ohio
Wharton Barker
Pennsylvania
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
Congressman Howard
Alabama
Boyce
Nebraska
J. & Parker
Arbitration Committee to Hear Grain Damages Claim
After months of inactivity the Cham ber of Commerce Arbitration Committee is to receive work soon. Secrecy surrounds preliminaries for the case in the grain trade involving a damages claim. Names of the parties have not been made public.
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Chamber of Commerce
Gold found by two boys sparks local tug of war
Superintendent Deitsch cannot dislodge $230 in gold found in a Wade street tenement cellar by two boys. Two claimants allege the money was stolen from them. Magistrate Templeton heard both sides and returned the gold to Deitsch after days of deliberation, planning to seek higher court action.
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Deitsch
Deltsch
Wade Street
Deitseh
Templeton
Decennial Boards in Cincinnati Faced with Legislation Question
Columbus proceedings debate whether the Board of Supervisors as decennial board of equalization has been legislated out of existence. Attorney General argued mandamus and quo warranto are necessary to resolve authority before Friday adjournment. Cases hinge on whether ten week property equalization limit applies to Cincinnati.
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Columbus Proceedings
Board of Supervisors
Board of Equalization
William M. Ampt
Supreme Court
Mr. Ampt
Tax Commission
Ampt
Divorce Plea Follows Years of Alcohol Abuse
In Wheeling West Virginia Nannie Bonsal now German Morency filed for divorce from her husband alleging habitual intoxication and abuse. The case cites a December 1898 separation and notes the husband’s long drunkenness and mistreatment. Attorney S A West represents the plaintiff.
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Nannie Bonsal
German Morency
Wheeling
W. Va
S. A. West
Mary van Vanderan
Charles K
Maria A
Humane Socity
Otway J. Cosgrave
Howell's Ride Before Wedding Ends With Quick License
Jas V Howell assistant treasurer of Walnut Street Theater and his fiancée Miss Estelle Ibold set to wed at Rev Schoenhoffs parsonage. Howell rushed to the Courthouse to secure a marriage license from License Clerk George Carroll and returned to proceed with the ceremony.
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Jas. V. Howell
Walnut Street
Estelle Ibold
George Carroll
George
Howell
Wills and Estates Admitted In Probate Proceedings
The will of Theresia Klitz is admitted and she leaves 2000 to her niece Elizabeth Wissman with the residue to cousin Kenneth Klitz who is executor after a 250 mass provision. Vincent Moses estate totaling 5150 distributes to his children and a quarter of the real estate to each with adjustments. John Moses acts as executor. The Shohmen estate valued at 1025 is also noted.
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Theresia Klitz
Elizabeth Wissman
Henneth Klitz
Vincent Moses
Louisa
John Moses
Magdalena Guenther
Joseph
Leonhardt Shohmen
Will and administration tied to family in estate notes
The will names Barbara as executrix and Anna Slaeter as heir to a $200 increased share after Barbara’s death. Julien Aufderheide is named as administrator for the $135 estate of Joseph Aufderheide killed his horse. Gervais Laing sues Lillie Hess for 107 dollars claiming she killed his horse at her Anderson Township home and kept the saddle and bridle valued at seven dollars. W P Biddle serves as attorney.
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Ger
Barbara
Anna Slaeter
Julien Aufderheide
Joseph Aufderheide
Gervais Laing
Lillie Hess
M@ Washington
Insolvency Court Schedules Honingport Assets at 5000
McLean Avenue resident Herman B. Honingport appeared in insolvency court yesterday and assigned a deed to Wallace Burch, his attorney and assignee. The estimated assets and liabilities stand at about 5000 dollars.
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Herman B. Honingport
McLean Avenue
Wallace Burch
Common Pleas Court Docket Listings for Several Cases
Court records show multiple cases in No 119,010 to No 119,016. Parties include Louis P Goebel and Emilie Seinshauser for partition. Emily F Stewart estate appeal. Nannie Morency vs German Morency divorce. Gervais Laing vs Lillie Hess damages. Globe B and S Co v Kate Kinney mortgage foreclosure. Raphael Strauss vs Rudolf Jacobs appeal. Western Germany and B Co v Lizzie Bolser foreclosure of mortgage with amounts listed.
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Louis P. Goebel
Emilie K. Seinshauser
Smith & Kuhn
Emily F. Stewart
Harrison & Aston
Nannie B. “Morency
German Morency
A. West
Gervais Laing
Lillie Hess
E. P. Bridstreet
Globe B
8S. Co
Kate Kinney
Tugman & Baker
Raphael Strauss
Rudolf Jacobs
Squire Brandt
Western
Germany
B. Co
Lizzie Bolser
Richard B. Werner
City court messages: judgments and verdicts across cases
A series of docket updates shows Voorheis Miller & Co. winning $90,472 against Mary M. Dryden by default. Catharine Schubert secured $2,500 for slander against Andrew Brill. Judge Murphy upheld a attachment in Julius T. Clark versus W. F. Wolf heir case. Supreme Court affirmed Henkel Water Works contract ruling. City and Suburban B A Co. won $2,285.10 against multiple defendants. Judge Jackson denied a new trial in Steinberg v city, awarding $1,000 for injury after a hitching post collision on Sixth Street.
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Voorheis, Miller & Co
Mary M. Dryden
Jackson
Catharine Schubert
Andrew Brill
Murphy
Julius T. Clark
Topeka
Kan
W. F. Wolf
Louis Wolf
Supreme Court
Henkel Water Works
Dempsey
B. A. Co
Thos. H. Osborn
Henry W. Hunt
Hutchins
Paul Ellig
John Lemkuhl
Geo. A. Murray
W. A. R. Tenney
Steinberg
Sixth Street
Court dockets list multiple judges and cases
Superior Court judges Jackson Dempsey Rufus Smith Murphy Pfleger Jelke Hollister Spiegel handle a mixed docket. Carroll v Sisters of the Good Shepherd Smith v Cooke executors. City v McMakin et al Murphy v Cavanney. State v Thomas. Blackschlager v Kampel Sweeney v McCullough et al Cole v White & Son Lindemann v B&O S.W.A.R. Co. Bayless & Co v Levi. Probate Insolvency and miscellaneous matters noted for coinciding sessions.
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Superior Court
Jackson
Dempsey
Rufus Smith
Common Pleas Court
Murphy
Pfleger
Carroll
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Smith
Cooke
Jelke
City
McMakin
Cavanney
Hollister
State
Thomas
Spiegel
Blackschlager
Kampel
Sweeney
Alfred White & Son
Lindemann
The
Bayless & Co
Levi
City Building Notes on School Census and New City Treasurer Appointments
The city announces Treasurer-elect Kinsley and lists new staff, including Henry Dilg as assistant treasurer and Samuel McCune as bookkeeper. The school census totals 118 713 children aged 6 to 21, with 51 002 in public schools and 19 851 in church schools. 22 416 males and 21 739 females do not attend any school. The Twenty second Ward has the most children, Evanston and Seventh/Thirteenth Wards report no colored children in their counts, and the Eighth Ward has the fewest.
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City
Kinsley
Henry City, Jr
Hst of
New
Henry Dilg
Samuel McCune
Charles Dawson
Jacob Kline
John Strubbe
Frank Johnson
Commercial Tribune
Evanston
Local Hay Dealers Plan Baltimore Convention Delegation
A meeting of all local hay dealers and receivers is set for 1 30 this afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce committee room to arrange a large Cincinnati delegation to the National Hay Association convention in Baltimore in August. Secretary F F Collins and J W Ellis push for a strong showing.
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Chamber of Commerce
National Hay Association
Baltimore
F. F. Collins
J. W. Ellis
Association
Cincinnati
A Cure for All Summer Complaints Sold by Druggists
Radway and Company offer A Cure for All Summer Complaints sold through druggists. The product is advertised from 55 Elm Street New York and promoted for general summer ailments.
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Radway & Co
Elm Street,New York
Marriages Published for numerous couples in city records
A long list of marriage licenses shows couples and details including ages occupations and addresses like Valentine Hass and Carrie Sattler at 1053 Pine street along with many others such as Jacob Werner and Lena Stille at 505 Liberty street and Lena Stille at 1040 West Liberty. Rev. Mr. Haffner and Rev. Mr. Hahn preside over various ceremonies.
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Valentine Hass
Clark Street
Carrie Sattler
Pine Street
Squire Winkler
Jacob Werner
Liberty Street
Lena Stille
Haffner
Arthur J. Craig
McMillan Street
Tillie Krause
Elm Street
Hahn
William Matthias
Gerfield Place
Augusta Bruckner
Wheeler Street
Eisenlohr
Anthony Lamiers
Race Street
Lizzie Weitzel
West McMicken Avenue
House
Shawham Hayes
Abigail Street
Jennie Grover
West Seventh Street
Partridge
Charles Hommeyer
Milford
Mary Helen Gaddis
Lookout
Gaddis
Fred Shepman
Mary Street
Kate Mary Peters
Kennedy
Fred A. Smith
Gilman Avenue
Jeanette C. Campbell
Grand Street
C. Smith
Alvin N. Crow
Harlem Springs
Gussie M. Suthoff
Carthage
Whalen
John W. James
Crab Orchard
Margaret Buchanan
City
Murch
Henry Carl Lippert
Salesman
Dayton Street
Louisa C. Bittman
Pauline Gehring
Elmwood Place
Schenck
Edward J. Hoffman
Pleasant Street
Katherine Pauly
Pohlmeyer
Charles l. Culman
Elenora Kortwein
Madisonville
Joseph Schnell
Delhi Pike
Eliza J. Courtney
Elizabethtown
Edward Vogel
Walnut Hills
Tillie Wacker
Montgomery
Emigholtz
George Giebel
Freeman Avenue
Mamie Schroeder
Eastern Avenue
Smith
William Hermeling
Olive Osfeld
Henshaw Avenue
Feldman
Ralph Garbold
Bellevue
Sallie Hodge
West Ninth Street
Shields
Charles H. Snyder
Langland Street
Elsie G. Whiteley
Chase Avenue
Curtis
Edward E.minnes
Hartwell
Leona B. Travis
East Sixth Street
Townsend
Waylon A. Wheatley
St. Bernard
Grace A. Kemp
Griffith
Wm. C. Monro
West Fourth Street
Grace Williams
West Eighth Street
Edward J. Crone
Anna Lucére
Baymiller Street
Nohne
Joe B. Tomlinson
Hyde Park
Eva Suter
Richmond Street
Henry L. Brown
Oxford
Eva A. Brinkman
Auburn
Mr. Crane
Leon M. Nelson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henrietta Adler
Philipson
Frank A. Benesh
Pendleton Street
Nellie Sullivan
Laurel Street
O’ Donohue
August Herbst
Linn Street
Jennie Moran
William Stimmann
Lulu Schneider
Westwood
Horsch
George Holtkamp
Duck Creek Road
Lizzie Hahn
Wood
James W. Lee
Tu d Station
Ella Ransdell
Palate
William T. Gentry
Farmer
N Town
Lillian Kirby
Denni Hotel
Roughton
John B - Mehne
Silverton
Frances Woods
Oakley
Richard L. Thayer
Ingram, Pa
Dennison
Ee -Robinsonsley
Sehnaier
York Street
Johanna Moeller
Klotter Street
Fern
State Avenue
EB. Morse
State Ave
Schulte
Mr. Tarr
Young Conservatory Girls Crown Closing Recital at Cathedral
Twenty five young pupils under Miss Frances Moses presented a closing recital at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. The program featured Reincke pieces Up Yonder on the Mountain and Spinning Song with Accompaniment by Miss Elsie Weihl. Violinists Emma Norton and Henrietta Weihl received praise for their performances.
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Conservatory of Music
Frances Moses
Reinecke
Elsie Weihl
Emma Norton
Henrietta Weihl
Allen
Ingraham
Iva Kennedy Wickersham
Frances Shuford
Lois Canfill
Laura Womack
Lederberg
Tirindelli
Leroy McMakin
Eliza Abbott
Laura Baker
Pearl Clark
Anna Coffin
Stella Coffin
Beulahavis
Hazel Boystein
Irene Eppinger
Bessie Franklin
Jaine Frizzell
Helen Gelser
Rosen
Bertadetta Imwalle
Louie Iss
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cited as Cure for Impure Blood
Readers discuss Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy claimed to cure diseases attributed to impure blood. Advertisements and testimonials portray it as a universal health tonic.
Y M C A Law School to hold Commencement Exercise
The Y M C A law school will hold commencement in Sinton Hall this evening. Rev J A McKirahan will give the invocation and Hon Ferdinand Jelke Jr the baccalaureate address. B Meacham will confer the degrees on graduates including William Lamb William C Lambert Robert A LeBlond Simon Lemonek and others.
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Y. M. C. A. Law School
Sinton Hall
J. A. McKirahan
Ferdinand Jelke, Jr
B. Meacham
William Lamb
William C. Lambert
Robert A. LeBlond
Simon Lemonek
Frank P. Low
Co. P. Mackelingsh
Charles G. Martin
Clinton E. Mather
Chas. W. McKnight
R. C. McConaughy
Harry J. Meyersieck
Arthur C. Minning
William E. Moore
Wm. V. Muller
Edward Mittendorf
George W. Platt
Gerrit J. Raidt
James M. Riddell
Wm. A. Rinckhoff
Millard
Charles O. Rose
David P. Schorr
Frank X. Schaefer
Arthur L. Vickers
Frank C. Vogelbach
John J. Ward
William Wersel
Herman J. Witte
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