Nothing by Will Schneider Sentenced for Life Longview
John Teufen's will proved yesterday references an ante nuptial contract with Anna Maria Herlinger, his former wife, from July 1890 releasing her rights if she survived him. The contract was modified last February with $1,325 paid to her, releasing the estate from the 1890 terms. Frank, son of Teufen, receives Coleman and Bank streets property and $2,400 bequest. Pauline Teufen, wife of John, receives adjacent Coleman street property. residue split between Frank and Pauline. Frank is executor. estate value about $11,500. Administrations granted to Anna M Luers, Belle Scott, and George E Feiertag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Teufen
Anna Maria Herlinger
Testator
Frank
Coleman
Bank Streets
Pauline Teufen
John
Coleman Street
Pauline
Henry Luers
Anna M. Luers
Estella Freman
Belle Scott
Sophia Feiertag
George E. Feiertag
Mental decline and vagabond cases reported in local notes
Mary Steffens, residing with her son in law C. L. Rau at 115 Molitor Street, suffers chronic brain disease from paralysis and memory loss. sent to Longview. Charles Johnson, temporarily committed until sent to his claimed home in Indianapolis, is a wanderer with no local history and is described as an estray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Steffens
C. L. Rau
Molitor Street
Longview
Charles Johnson
Indianapolis
Ind
Judge Considers New Trial After Life Sentence
Judge Spiegel heard statements for William Schneider who was given life for a criminal assault on a girl sent to fetch a beer pail. The court may suspend the sentence and grant a new trial if a motion for a new trial is filed, suggesting likely approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiegel
William Schneider
Court Docket Folio Listings From Common Pleas and Superior Court
Case entries list numerous civil actions and appeals including G J Brethauer Planing Mill Company versus Mary Kasselman for 326 380n contract. J C Vaughn against H Corbett for 76520. Frances L Anderson against Sol Williams. estate of Charles C Murdock. Mary Costello against Joseph Miller. Margaret Wentzel against Grant Curry. Oscar Oaken versus Leon Adams. Adah W Tuller against Joseph Geen for 428 11 on note. Superior Court entry Adah W Tuller v Joseph Geen for 428 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Brethauer Planing Mill Company
Mary B. Kasselman
Goebel & Bettinger
J. C. Vaughn
H. Corbett
Frances L. Anderson
Sol Williams
Squitre Jordan, Shay & Caran
Charles C. Murdock
Mary Costello
Joseph A. Miller
Squire Templeton
Margaret Wentzel
Grant Curry
Oscar Oaken
Leon Adams
Swing
Cushing & Morse
Superior Court
Adah W. Tuller
Joseph C
Een
W. N. Ler
Estate of Maria H K Dieckman Valued at 14066 40
The assigned estate for Maria HK Dieckman is appraised at 14066 40 with liabilities totaling 10680 95. The Circuit Court affirmed the defendant's judgment in John G Hudson v Milton Sanders. A baccalaureate address was delivered by Judge Ferdinand Jelka Jr. before the YMCA Law School on Lord Erskine's career. The court also affirmed P B Bird v Geo F Blake Manufacturing Co by decree dissolving an attachment. The motion to strike the petition in error in F H Buser v Leopold Burkhardt was overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria HK. Dieckman
John G. Hudson
Milton Sanders
Circuit Court
Young Men's Christian Association Law School
Ferdinand Jelka, Jr
Lord Erskine
P. B. Bird
Geo. F. Blake Manufacturing Company
F.H. Buser
Leopold Burkhardt
Court Docket Summary of Judges and Cases
Superior Court judge assignments include Judge Jackson in Miscellaneous and Judge Dempsey handling Rank versus Insurance Co. Judge Rufus Smith presides Miscellaneous and Common Pleas Court. Pfleger oversees Saturday Afternoon D and L Co versus Goodwin et al Grace versus Dolle. Ree ve. C. handles H and D Railway Havens versus Yeatman. Hollister presides State versus Thomas Spiegel, Troy versus Devote et al State versus Comby. Probate and Insolvency Courts list Miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Dempsey
Rank Vs. Insurance Co
Rufus Smith
Common Pleas Court
Murphy
Pfleger
D. and L. Co
Goodwin
Grace
Dolle
Ree Ve. C
H. & D. Railway Co
Havens
Yeatman
Hollister
State
Thomas
Spiegel
Troy
Devote
Comby
Labor Unions Plan Winter Conclave in City
At the Building Trades Council meeting John Shark and George Reed appeared as delegates from Plasterers Union No 1. The secretary was instructed to inform the National Council that the annual contention should be held in this city next winter and to secure names of all in good standing. A mass meeting will be addressed Monday by W D Mahon of Toledo. First Vice President Valentine of the Iron Molders Union left for Cleveland to settle a bonch molders dispute with employers. Upon his return a joint meeting of locals on wage advances is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
John Shark
George Reed
Plasterers’ Union, No
National Council
Workmen's Hall
W. D. Mahon
Toledo
Street Railway Employees’ Union
St. Louis
Valentine
Iron Molders' Union
Cleveland
Ben Shott
Henry Ketter
Inspector Shott
McKinley
Bryan
Inspector Ketter
Congress
Ohio
Joe
Washoe
Watkins
Joe Washoe
Rose O' Washoe
Black Hill Diggin
Rose of Washoe
Joe of
Uncle Joe
Big Jim
C. B. Lewis
Hay Delegates Elect for National Convention in Baltimore
Local hay dealers met to plan attendance at the National Hay Association convention in Baltimore this August. James W. Ellis was chosen chairman and Pliny Gale secretary with committees formed for transportation badges entertainment finance and more. Aiming for a 30 member Cincinnati delegation Ellis will mail circulars to 3500 hay men across the Central States and as far as Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
National Hay Association
James W. Ellis
Pliny Gale
S. R. Voorhees
H. Lee Early
Frank Vieth
Harry Hill
Peter van Leunen
George A. Root
J. W. Ellis
Cincinnati
Ellis
National Association
Central States
Kansas
Local Weddings Report From Covington and Nearby
F A Walter of Newark and Caroline Wright of Zanesville were married in Covington by Rev J W Mitchell. Wes B Bagby of Atwood and Amy Armstrong of White Tower wed at Rev C G Jones residence. Chester N McDonnell of Cincinnati and Ada Bruce Peal of Covington to wed today at East Second street. J M Spinby of Cincinnati and Mary Crawford of Alderson W Va married at Third street residence. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as tonic and invig orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Walter
Newark
Caroline Wright
Zanesville
Covington
J. W. Mitchell
Scott Street
Wes. B. Bagby
Atwood
Amy Alice Armstrong
White Tower
C. G. Jones
West Fourth Street
Chester N. McDonnell
Cincinnati
Ada Bruce Peal
East Second Street
J. M. Spinbhy
Mary H. Crawford
Alderson
W. Va
J. I. Blackburn
Third Street
Sudden Death of Veterinary Surgeon on Edgecliff Lawn
Charles A. Wastney a former veterinary surgeon and watchman for C Bentley Matthews collapsed and died on the lawn at the Matthews home in Edgecliff Walnut Hills yesterday at noon. He was 55 and the body taken to Copeland street Patrol 7. an inquest by the Coroner will determine causes, with sun stroke suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Wastney
C. Bentley Matthews
Edgecliff
Walnut Hills
Wastney
Copeland Street
Rail Coal Shippers Preserve Prices at Chamber Meeting
Local rail coal shippers met in a monthly session at the Chamber of Commerce yesterday afternoon. After a closed discussion the group adopted a new uniform contract but left all domestic coal price levels unchanged across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
City Building Notes and Incoming Officials
The article details the upcoming transition in Cincinnati leadership with Mayor-elect Julius Fleischmann arriving tomorrow for a businesslike administration from July 2, 1900, to July 1, 1903. Bonds for City Auditor Milliken and Treasurer Kinsley are filed, with two Democratic officials remaining and commentary on the political mood as the outgoing and incoming administrations prepare to assume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Queen City
West
Fleischmann
Fortunate Isles
Cincinnati Bottle Club Formed in Eleventh Ward
Papers of incorporation filed with the Secretary of State for the Cincinnati Bottle Club formed by local figures in the Eleventh Ward. Incorporators include Adam Fennauer Christ Glatsch Otto Huper Adolph O Lochner Joseph Drachmann Albert Hohnecker Fred Gronauer John Limen and Joseph Cook. Headquarters planned at 41 East McMicken Avenue. First outing to Winslow Park next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Bottle Club
Kinney
Adam Fennauer
Christ Glatsch
Otto Huper
Adolph O. Lochner
Joseph Drachmann
Albert Hohnecker
Fred Gronauer
John Limen
Joseph Cook
East
McMicken Avenue
Winslow Park
Rose of Washoe and the Man Called Uncle Joe
In early spring at Black Hill diggings a sick man with a girl seeks aid. Joe of Washoe defies danger, supplies food, and shelters the child through a deadly smallpox threat. After a bond of care, the girl is named Rose of Washoe and adopted by the camp with public praise for Joe’s heroic sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hill Diggings
Joe
Washoe
Black Hill
Red Rock
Joe of
Uncle Joe
Nassau Place Retaining Street and River Road Repairs
Public Service Board reviews Lyons street brick paving costs and states price per abutting foot. Oakley village water conference referred to committee. Retaining wall cost on Nassau street estimated at 4192. Protests against Renner street improvement referred to Chief Engineer. Boone street sewer construction urged due to local sickness, referred for report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Board of Public Service
Lyons Street
Moerlein
Clifton
Nassau Street
Alpine Place
St. James Avenue
Lower River Road Company
Riverside
Labuilies
Alle Colpuccuvil Coumot
Boone Street
Florence Avenue
Wayne Street
Two Big Conventions Cincinnati League Executives Meet To Discuss Arrangements
Cincinnati League Executive Committee outlines plans for the National Teachers Association meeting in 1901 and B Y P U entertainment. A teacher delegation will travel to Charleston July 5 to press Cincinnati's bid with league funding approved. The league also backs the Citizens Finance Committee to host up to 20 000 B Y P U attendees for the July 15 convention opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati League
National Teachers’ Association
Baptist Young People’s Union
Charleston
S. C
Cincinnati
City Hall
Citizens’ Finance Committee
Fidelity Bank Dividend Final Day in Cincinnati
About 500 local Fidelity National Bank depositors called for their final dividend at Room 11 Masonic Temple during the first three days of payment. Today from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. is the last day for payment in Cincinnati. after this, certificates may be forwarded to J. Frank Aldrich, receiver, 33 Wyatt Building Washington D. C., and checks mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity National Bank
Room Ll
Masonic Temple
Cincinnati
Wm. A. Lamson
J. Frank Aldrich
Wyatt Building
Washington, D. C
List of names appears in historical document
A long sequence of personal names follows punctuation and initials, including David M. Allen Robert L. Bragg Charles Broadwell Harry F. Brewer Glen G. Brown Henry F. Bulow Wm. A. Burkamp and others, suggesting a roster or membership list from a historical record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Allen
Robert L. Bragg
Charles Broadwell
Harry F. Brewer
Glen G. Brown
Henry F. Bulow
Wm. A. Burkamp
Robert H. Berger
John H. Costello
Wm. H. Cowquill
John D. de Witt
Charles A. Davis
Malcolm G. Davies
E. Engelhard John O. Eckert
Arthur C. Fricke
Alfred T. Fulford
Charles A. Gehrilei
William G. Griffith
Frank Hannaford
Fred L. Hoffman
Chas. H. Harmeyer
Victor W. Hertwig
Albert W. Highlands
John W. Heaver
Charles H. Jones
T. Newton Jones
Clyde Kempton
Walter A. Knight
Joseph L. Lackner
Four Alleged Fish Law Violators Discharged By Squire
A western county crowd gathered at Cheviot as George Kupfer William Rowins John Kupfer and Ed Seals faced Squire B R Herrick on charges of buying and possessing Miami River fish. The case was not tried because the Deputy Warden and Prosecuting Attorney did not appear and Herrick discharged the defendants, noting no intent to violate state law. Related earlier case David Willey acquitted on a fish trap charge drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheviot
George Kupfer
William Rowins
John Kupfer
Ed Seals
Squire B. R. Herrick
Miami River
Raybourne
Squire Herrick
David Willey
Diving Horses at the Lagoon Show Draws Big Crowd
Prof. Walker presents diving horses Powder Face and Chimes at the Lagoon with an 85 foot platform. No force used in training. horses dive for fun. Show already popular in London and other cities. Captain Paul Boyton plans afternoon and evening exhibitions next week with bright lighting. First show Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Crystal Palace
London
Paul Boyton
Stamina League Outing at Coney Island
The Stamina Republican League plans its annual outing at Coney Island with thousands of advance tickets sold. The event promises a special amusement program featuring a baseball game and other sports, plus the regular resort attractions like vaudeville, concerts, and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamina League
Stamina Republican League
Coney Island
Coney
Weber's Military Band at the Zoo Concert Setlist
The program features new selections including The Troopers Review March Comique Eppler's Whiskers and Peace Forever cornet solo by E E Nickerson. Highlights include Pique Dame Gran Grand Selections Cavalleria Rusticana Flying Dutchman Wagner Overture and Gypsy Love Song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
the Zoo
Eppler
E. E. Nickerson
Granada
Cavalleria Rusticana
Wagner Bolo
Cormet
Sereesere
Herbert
LaCalle
Crowds at the Opera in Chester Park
The Chester Park Opera Company enjoyed strong attendance at the Chester Theater with audiences packed for each performance despite heavy rains. Last night Martha drew loud applause and next week Faust will be staged with Miss Norwood Miss Gillette and several stars in the cast expected to boost ongoing success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park Opera Company
Chester Theater
Chester Opera
Martha
Faust
Miss Norwood
Gillette
W. H. Clarke
Payne Clark
Stewart
Militia Companies Plan Public Drill at City Zoo Picnic
Three Cincinnati militia units will stage a private drill and dress parade at a Zoo picnic on July 21 to aid Mrs. E. P. Dietz widow of the late Captain of the First Chief. Attractions will accompany the event and funds are expected to ease Mrs. Dietz's financial hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Zoo
E. P. Dietz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teufen
Schneider
DAL
Charlies Wastney
Bentley Matthews
City Building Notes
Contac
Milliken
Fidelity Company
Eshelby
Kinsley
Dick Brown
L. A. Triskett
Sedamsville
United States
Boyden
Public Service Board
Lyons Avenue
Nassau Place
Wali
Lower River
Fidelity Bank
Y. M. C. A. Law School
Linton Hall
Columbus
J.A. McKirahan
Ferdinand Jelke
D. B. Meacham
William Lamb
William C. Lambert
Robert A. le Blond
Simon Lemonek
Frank P. Low
Kas
P. Mackelfresh
Charles G. Martin
Clinton E., Mather
Chas
W. McKnight
Robt, C. McConaughy
Harry J. Meyersieck
Arthur C. Minning
William B. Moore
William V. Muller
Edward Mittendorf
George W. Platt
Gerrit J. Rafdt
James M. Riddell
Millard F. Roebling
Charles O. Rose
Wm. A. Rinckhoff
David P. Schorr
Frank X Schaeffer
Jesse M. Simon
Harry B. Sprague
James M. Stone
Arthur L. Vickers
Frank C. Vogelbach
John J. Ward
William Wersel
F. E. Wesselmann
Herman J. Witte
Cene
Star Shoe House
Main Street
America
Frederic Mayer
General Peck
Jose de Olivares
Maurius Bar
Neurdein Brothers
Paris
Alexander M
Alexander HI
Chateau d’Eau
Champ de Mars
Alexander Bridge
Grand Palace of Fine Arts
Trocadero
Palace of Mines and Metallurgy
The
Commercial Tribune
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