Subcontractors Demand Dismissal by Big New York Builder
Union men press George A. Fuller Construction Company to dismiss all subcontracts and run contracts themselves or face a halt to operations. The United Board of Building Trades endorses Richard Cargilli and Samuel J. Parks in money matters with workers and contractors as 20,000 men await arbitration results. The panel plans to present changes to Judge McConnell and aim for final action tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George A
Fuller Construction Company
United Board of Building Trades
Employers’. Association
United, Board of Buildingades
Richard Cargilli
Samuel J. Parks
Board of Building Trades
McConnell
Fuller Company
Miners Strikes Continue in West Virginia Districts
Indianapolis June 29 John Mitchell president of the miners organization conferred with officials on the New River and Loup Creek districts where about 6000 miners are involved. He announced the strike would be continued and pushed more aggressively with ongoing organization campaigns in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John Mitchell
Miners’ Organization
New River
Loup Creek
West Virginia
Mitchell
Coal Operators Meet to Discuss July Summit in Huntington
One representative from each coal field in the state gathered in Huntington to plan a July meeting of all state coal operators. The key topic is the recent freight rate increases by railroads and how they impact the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmuntington
W. Va
Quarrymen May Strike In Bedford Quarries
Bedford Ind June 29 Notices served on quarry operators indicate the planet men will demand an eight hour day after July 6. A general strike may be ordered on that date. Workers do not seek higher wages, currently earning fifty cents an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
McCue Marries Second Wife After Brief Courtship
The article reports Lt. McCue secretly marrying Miss Viola Beatrice Simon of San Francisco after a three day courtship. The couple left for a honeymoon toward Chicago and the Eastern States, ending at Ft. Porter near Buffalo where McCue was ordered. Simon’s father wrote officials to investigate the first marriage. McCue’s father-in-law questions his son-in-law’s sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Beatrice Simon
San Francisco
McCue
Presidio
Simon
Mr. Westcott
Chicago
Ft. Porter
Buffalo
N. Y
Qccidental
Leonard Westcott
Mrs McCue No 1 Appeals to Department
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune reports the wife of William McCue of the First Infantry U S Army charging bigamy. The first Mrs McCue resides in Cincinnati while a second is said to be in San Francisco. McCue arrived from Manila June 6 and then disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
William McCue
First Infantry
U. 8S,a
San Francisco
McCue
Cincinnati
Manila
Lieutenant McCue Denies Marrying Miss Westcott
Special dispatch from Chicago reports Lt. McCue denying charges of bigamy and desertion. He insists he never married Ida Westcott, says he met her in San Francisco before the Philippines, and notes a ten day leave extension from Washington valid until July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
McCue
Great Northern
Ft. Sheridan
Ligtenant McCue
Ida Wescott
Richmond Bank Seizure Leaves Debts and Assets Cited
The Citizens' Bank of Kingston Ind is reported to have assets totaling $4,516 after closure. Overdrafts judged good amount to $1,098.74 and notes at $10,162. The bank furniture valued at $1 and $250 in accrued interest are listed among assets. Outstanding individual deposits and other items are partially specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Citizens’ Bank
Iton
Teromt
New York Central Announces Summer Train Service to Clayton
The New York Central will operate a summer schedule to Clayton and the Thousand Islands starting June 4. A day train leaves Buffalo at 10:00 a.m. daily except Sunday, with an 8:30 p.m. return, connecting at Clayton to steamers for Montreal and Quebec. Parlor and sleeping cars to Adirondack points depart Buffalo at 7:24 a.m. daily except Sunday and 8:00 p.m. daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Thousand Islands
Buffalo
Logan Reward Raised by $500 for Harvey Logan
St Paul June 29 The Great Northern Express Company General Manager Hiliott wired police at Aux Ney aiding $500 to the reward for the capture of Harvey Logan the alleged Montana train robber who escaped the Knesville jail on Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Hiliott
Maniager
Great Northern Express Company
Aux- Ney
Harvey Logan
Montana
Knesville
Lord Barrington Proclaims Innocence in Murder Case
In St Louis a detained F Seymour Barrington denies killing James P McCann. Police note shifting statements while streetcar conductors Ike Bennett and John Dellian identify Barrington and McCann near Bon fils Station the night of June 18. Barrington prepared to stay in St Louis after learning of the body, moving his trunk to Union Station before arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Clayton
Seymour Barrington
James P. McCann
Ike Bennett
John Dellian
Barrington
McCann
Bonfils Station
Bonfils
Union Station
Poison Found in Baby's Stomach in Russellville Case
Cincinnati analysis by Dr. C. T. Fennel reports poisoning with bichloride of mercury in the infant born to Mrs. Anna Oppenheimer alias Rogers of Russellville Kentucky. The stomach was ruptured and chemical tests found mercury with minor coal tar derivative and medicated alkaloid. coroner says no arrest planned yet as testimony continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Fennel
Anna Oppenheimer
Rogers
Russellville
Weaver
Oppenheimer
Cincinnati
Katherine Dear
Louisville
Garfield Place
Gustav Zinke
O. P. Holt
Miss Dear
Norwood Police Court Fines Couple For Sidewalk Offense
Albert Adams and William Kolling were arraigned in Squire Kemper's court for driving across sidewalks and were fined the costs. Miss Kian Knott of Mound avenue and Sanford Taylor of Kansas City Mo will marry this evening at the bride's home with Rev. Mr. Kirkum officiating. They will tour the East afterward. The Mt Ararat Senate will meet in Covington Ky this evening. Dr Snow will remain in Norwood as his family moves to Epworth Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Adams
William Kolling
Squire Kemper
Kian Knott
Mound Avenue
Sandford Taylor
Kansas City
Mr. Kirkum
Senate
Norwood Lodge
Mt. Ararat Senate
Covington
Dr. Snow
Norwood
Epworth Heights
Wedding of Miss Ida Broeckman and Ross Whiting
Miss Ida Broeckman daughter of C E Brockman Ohio merchant will wed Ross Whiting of Court street at the bride’s home on Main avenue Pleasant Ridge tonight. Maids of honor Minnie Massie and Minnie King. ribbon bearers Mabel Whiting and Elsie Brockman. best man Will Whiting. usher Phillip Eckert. ceremony by S Gowdy. couple to tour Europe after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Broeckman
E. Brockman
Cincinnati
Ross Whiting
Oaksstreet
Auburn
Whiting Glue Company
Court Street
Main Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Minnie Massie
Ironton, O
Minnie King
Mt. Auburn
Mabel Whiting
Elsie. Brockman
Will Whiting
Phillip Eckert
Mayne
Gowdy
Europe
City approves street improvements on several avenues
The council passed an ordinance approving improvements on Ports mouth avenue for 2202 dollars Portland avenue for 2347.50 dollars and Paxton avenue from Isabelle street to Portland avenue for 4593.75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth Avenue
Portland Avenue
Paxton Avenue
Isabelle Street
Hanly Announces Candidacy For Governor
INDIANAPOLIS June 2 J Frank Hanly of Lafayette tonight announced his candidacy as a Republican for Governor He formerly represented the old Ninth District in Congress and was defeated for the United States Senate by Beveridge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
Indianapolis
J. Frank Hanly
Lafayette
Con
Beveridge
PAZO OINTMENT CLAIMS EFFICACY FOR SKIN CONDITIONS
Advertisement asserts PAZO OINTMENT cures eczema and related skin issues including ulcers sores pimples and blackheads with a refund guarantee if not cured. It presents a no cure no pay offer and mentions a cash compensation amount in cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen W
Husband of General Clay’s ex wife killed by train
Riley Brock, husband of Dora Clay the divorced wife of General Marcellus Clay of Whitehall, was killed when struck by a train at Longview Illinois. Brock had followed his wife after trouble with detectives. General Clay had earlier provided a home and gifts, which Brock later sold. The telegrams suggest Dora Clay plans to return to Whitehall and then back to General Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Riley Brock
Marcellus Clay
Whitehall
Longview
Ill
Brock
Dora Clay
General Clay
Woodford County
St. Petersburg
Russia
United States
Tomom
President of Columbia Gold Mining Co Arrested
Henry Alton, president of the Columbia Gold Mining Company, was arrested in New York on a charge under Section 363 of the penal code for failing to file company stockholders with the county clerk. Postoffice Inspector Ashe had worked on the case six weeks as police seized the firm's books. Customers will be notified as records are examined and investigations cross the federal line with Washington reports sought from Treasury officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Alton
Columbia Gold Mining Company
Postoffice
Ashe
Samuel W. Thompson
Walter R. Eaton
The
Custom House
Washington
Armstrong
Treasury
Krie g Arrested on Complaint of Grand Hotel Theft
J. W. Krieg Jr a former traveling salesman for H L Stoms Co was arrested by Detectives Jackson and Callahan after hotel staff uncovered a stash of hotel silverware and linen in his trunks He had been staying at the Grand Hotel and owed 78 dollars there and 22 at Phillips House Dayton He allegedly borrowed money by misrepresenting his business ties and attempted to obtain jewelry from A P Honer Dayton He claimed ties to a wealthy New York family and had ordered goods C O D from the Grand Hotel packing and shipping fuel the alleged scheme
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Krieg, Jr
H. L. Stoms & Co
New York
Jackson and Callahan
Grand Hotel
Dayton
A. P.honer
Central Avenue
Phillips House
Millicreek Valley Notes and Local Events
Philip Mulhern who escaped from Longview Asylum was recaptured by Glendale police Meagher and Powers as he tried to return to his old home. He was returned to the hospital. A fire at Mrs Kellys two story Wyoming residence started by an exploding coal air vent and was quickly put out with no injuries. Mrs Kellys boarding house guests were awakened and evacuated. St James Catholic Church in Wyoming held confirmation services last night with Archbishop Moeller present. Thirty eight children were confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Mulhern
Longview Asylum
Meagher and
Powers
Glendale
Kelly
Wyoming
St. James Catholic Church
Moeller
Shelby man named receiver for local car firm
John C Fish of Shelby was appointed receiver for the Shelby Motor Car Company. Liabilities total $60,000 against assets of $30,000, with the petition filed by J J Jackson of Cleveland citing risk of creditor suits if receivership is not granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
John C Fish
Shelby Motor Car Company
J. J. Jackson
Cleveland
Pastor Jones Accepts Call At Franklin Circle Church
Rev Edgar DeWitt Jones of Erlanger Kentucky has accepted a call to the Franklin Circle Church of Christ in Franklin Ohio. He plans to start his new pastorate around September 1 after four years in Erlanger where he built a church and increased church membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar DeWitt. Jones
Erlanger
Franklin
Circle Church of Christ
Franklin, O
Mr. Jones
Local Explosion Injures Man From East Front Area
A box exploded causing severe burns and the possible loss of an eye for a man identified as Lee Ely of 445 East Front. The incident occurred during handling of a damaged container and is under investigation by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Front
Leeely
Boy wounded by pistol in Clark Street incident
An eight year old man shot a four year old boy in the head with a leg cartridge while playing with a Joe Pistol. The child received a slight wound. The pistol was bought from a woman who runs a notion store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Gills
Clark Street
Panama Canal Crisis Warns of Revolt and U S Involvement
The Morning Advertiser publishes a statement from Colombia's Consul General on the Panama situation. It claims General Reyes threatens revolution to block the Hay Herran treaty and alleges American agents foment Panama’s independence to gain canal access, with US support and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Corsul General of
Colombia
United States
Panama Canal
Washington
Reyes
General Reyes
Marroquin
Panama
Republic
América
Object to sewer in Willow Street
A Covington Council reading protested the planned sewer by Central Covington trustees on Willow Street near Sixteenth, citing health concerns. The council moved to notify trustees that the grand jury may be called to review the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Willow Street
Sixteenth
Grand Jury
von Hoene
Law Committee
Eleventh
Scott Streets
Eleventh Street
Scott
Greenup Streets
Light Committee
St Joseph School Closing Exercises in Covington
The St Joseph School Covington will hold closing exercises at 8 pm in the school hall on Twelfth street near Greenup. The graduating class of eleven will present a comedy A Grain of Salt. Valedictory by William Koenig with medals awarded to pupils and graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's School
Covington
Twelfth Street
Greenup
Will Koenig
Leo Biecker
Jerome Frisch
Frank Slusser
A.’ Dorse
Lawrence Vogelsang
Joe Ratterman
August Syme
Charles Hugenberg
Beckham Plans Jackson Camp for Kentucky Guards
Governor Beckham will base the Second Regiment camp of instruction at Jackson Breathitt County to prepare for October joint maneuvers with the Department of the Lakes. Third Regiment troops will be ten day camp in Western Kentucky after Jackson events. Beckham and Secretary Hill deny patently that George Riley may access pardon records, saying Riley is unreliable and records are open to the Commercial Press Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Beckham
Jackson
Breathitt County
Kentucky Guards
Department of the Lakes
Lexington
Danville
Shelbyville
Louisville
Murray
Kentucky
Beckhan
Hill
Commercial Press Company
George Riley
Ao Mandamus
Riley
Department
State Department
Judge sets July 2 special term as court opens
Judge Redwine announced he will preside at the special term of court beginning July 2. Sheriff Callahan declined to say if he would serve. Sergeant Roy arrived with funds for troops and payment is planned tomorrow. Major Lillard and General Murray returned from Frankfort after a lengthy consultation with the Governor, declining to discuss the matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Redwine
Callahan
Roy
Frankfort
Lillard
Murray
Will Request Young to Resign From Committee
Sterling Kentucky June 29 A resolution will be introduced before the Democratic Committee at Frankfort next Friday calling for Allie Young's resignation as chairman. If forced, Beckham's defeat is likely. Young controls the committee and will not resign. Young's friends doubt he will surrender to the Louisville ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Sterling
Democratic Committee
Frankfort
Allie Young
Young
Beckham
Louisville
Canton War Dispatch From Wu Chow HQ Avoids Mercy
The State Department received a Canton cablegram from Consul McWade reporting Viceroy Ten’s campaign against 7 rebels in Kwangsi with Wu Chow as a temporary headquarters. The message warns that disturbers will receive mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
McWade
Canton
Ten
Kwangsi
Wu Chow
Woman Wields Hatchet In Alley Attack On Carter
James Carter, says he was assaulted at midnight near Pearl Street Market. Belle Gray, 912 Charlotte Street, says he attacked her first and she defended with a hatchet aiming at his head. Carter is in serious condition with a fractured skull and possible death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carter
East Front Street
Pearl Street
Carter
Boen
Belle Gray
Charlotte Street
Woman Claims Lizard Lives in Stomach After Picnic
Sophia Smith of Millersville alleges a lizard crawls in her stomach causing pain and occasional movements that threaten her throat. Doctors treat the case as psychological, noting similar tales of creatures in the body and citing Dr Charcot's farfetched Emetic cure. A Chicago man with a similar fear later had an X-ray revealing a long snake in his stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Smith
Millersville
City Hospital
Miss Smith
Cincinnati
West Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Dr. Charcot
Workman Falls Fifteen Feet Into River
William Blades aged 50 of 1826 Eastern Avenue walked into the marine ways last night and while asleep tumbled fifteen feet into the river. He suffered three fractured ribs and internal injuries likely to be fatal. he was taken to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blades
Eastern Avenue
Marine Ways
Narrow escape as horse runs amok on Reading road
George Stapley of Avondale narrowly escaped injury when his spirited horse bolted after a passing car on Reading road. The runabout struck a buggy driven by Thomas Burgess, who was thrown and bruised but recovered at home. Burgess’s carriage partner C. R. Lodwick owned the buggy and Stapley’s horse was restrained by a bystander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stapley
Wm. J O'Dell
Dana Avenue
Avondale
Reading Road
Woodward Street
C. R. Lodwick
Thomas Burgess
Burgess
Mr. Stapley
Maas Held for Murder in Fourth District
John Maas a saloon bartender is jailed at the Fourth District Station charged with murder. He struck John Jansen on June 6 at Fourth and Stone Streets, fracturing his skull. Jansen died June 28 at City Hospital from the injuries. Sergeant Hallowell filed the murder charge after post mortem findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maas
Fourth District
Maas
George Wimberg
Fourth and
Stone Streets
John Jansen
Jansen
Hallowell
Police capture gang of boys in Russell street raid
Private policemen Stevens and Elder captured three youths on Russell street between Race and Elm. John Ford 12 Plum and Berry streets James Karklin 17 308 Mc Farland street Edward Pierce 13 672 West Fifth street were taken to Hammond Street Station. They confessed to stealing candy and tobacco at Mosby Raum Cogreve Grocery on Sunday and stamps from Presser Hanley on Second street. They also admitted stealing brass from the ard foundry on Second street on a prior occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens and
Elder
Russell Street
Race
Elm Streets
John Ford
Plum
Berry
James Karklin
McFarland Street
Edward Pierce
West Fifth Street
Hammond Street
Mosby, Raum & Cogreve Grocery Company
Dayton Clergy Ordination and Local Notices
Rev Joseph Broerman of Dayton was ordained a priest at St Marys Cathedral Covington and will celebrate his first mass at St Francis Church next Sunday. The Young Ladies Sodality will decorate. Prof E P West mourns death of father James H West in Martinsville Ohio. Open church meetings planned by Rev J N Ervin. Services end until September 1. Mrs R E Clary visits from Memphis. William Doll visits from Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Broerman
St. Mary's Cathedral
Covington
Macs
St. Francis Church
Young Ladies Sodality
Broerman
E. P. West
Dayton
James H. West
Martinsville
West
Albert Bird
Fourth Avenue
Warren County
Ohio
J. N. Ervin
Presbyterian Church
R. E. Clary
Memphis
Tenn
Clary
William Doll
Canton, C
Crescenza Doll
Sixth Avenue
West Covington News Briefs Include Visits and Moves
William Mentor of St Louis visits grandmother Mrs Mooney in West Covington. Harry Jameson leaves for Belleville Illinois to take a job with Adams Express. The body of John Herold will arrive for burial today. A musical and literary entertainment is planned by the Sunday school at the M E Church on the Industrial School grounds for July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Mentor
St. Louis
Mooney
Harry Jameson
Belleville
Adams Express Company
John Herold
William Herold
Missouri
M. EF. Ohorck
Judge's death sentence prompts mother plea to governor
Mrs. O'Brien, mother of Claude O'Brien the Lexington murderer, visited Governor Beckham in Frankfort on June 29 to plead for clemency. The condemned man faces execution by hanging on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
O'Brien
Claude O’brien
Lexington
Beckham
Busy Work a Mounting Load for Ground Covered
An exchange in the Philadelphia Press shows a worker insisting on pushing ahead to clear unfinished tasks, while a colleague warns that effort may overwhelm the ground and speed up its covering. The dialogue underscores a push to finish quickly despite risk of burnout.
Peruna Catarrh Cure Praised By Two Women
Letters from Mrs. F Desaulmiers of Montréal and Mr E E Gaston of Milton Iowa recount dramatic health improvements with Peruna. Desaulmiers credits the tonic with strengthening the body and curing chronic catarrh and stomach trouble. Gaston says his wife recovered from severe stomach illness after three doctors failed, regaining weight and strength. Dr Hartman offers free advice to unsuccessful users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Desaulmiers
Peruna
E. E. Gaston
Milton
Iowa
Hartman
Rev Mr Specht to lead Columbus diocese in interim
Rt Rev I X Specht arrived in Columbus to assume duties as administrator of the diocese until Rome appoints a new bishop. He received full briefing on current affairs and will act as head while candidates include Rt Rev P J Donahue of Wheeling and Rev F H Gavish of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. X. Specht
Moeller
Cincinnati
Columbus
Mer. Specht
Rome
Commercial Tribune
P. Jd. Donahue
Wheeling
W. Va
Indianapolis
Saloon Keeper Fires on Police in Findlay Shootout
In Findlay Ohio Chief of Police Kramer was shot in the arm and Captain Roth wounded as officers attempted to arrest Fred Kippen for selling liquor. Kippen resisted by locking doors and firing on the entry force. He later surrendered after reinforcements. The saloon was later fired upon. Kippen says he feared a robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Findlay
Kramer
Roth
Fred Kippen
Kippen
Deserter Faces Perjury Charge Over Age Claim
In Columbus Ohio on June 29 a deserter from the navy named George W. Schwartz is being tried for perjury for falsely stating his age as 18 at enlistment while he was 16. Vice Mayor George D. Jones argues perjury hinges on oath to age. prosecutors say the statute may not require it. The youth waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
George D. Jones
George W. Schwartz
United States Navy
United States District Attorney
Moulinier
Despondent Young Man in Newport Ends His Life
William Linn 23 of Fifth Street and Central Avenue Newport shot himself after weeks of illness. He quit bakery work three weeks earlier and was found dead in an attic room after his mother called him to supper. Coroner Higgins held an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Linn
Fifth Street
Central Venue
Newport
Linneman
Henry Richolz
Eicholz
Higgins
Electric car collision injures two in Cleveland
An electric car carrying passengers ran out of control on a hill in Wilson avenue and crashed into a second car at the foot of the incline. Two men Wm. H. Fuller and Henry Zimmerman of Cleveland were seriously injured while several others were bruised and cut. Fuller was trapped between the cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wilson Avenue
Wm. H. Fuller
Henry Zimmerman
Fuller
Three Candidates Pass Physicals and Sworn In as Midshipmen
Annapolis report lists J. H Kipin Jr of Ohio C. E. Montgomery of Kentucky and C. A. Jones of West Virginia as having passed their physical examinations and taken the oath to become midshipmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
J. H Kipin, Jr
Ohio
C. E. Montgomery
Kentucky
C. A. Jones
West Virginia
Trial opens in Drake murder case at Covington courthouse
The murder trial of Mrs. Drake began in Covington Circuit Court before Judge J. M. Rabb with a special venire of forty four jurors. Prosecutor O. B. Ratcliff and C. M. McCabe represent the state as she defends against charges of poisoning her husband Robert J. Drake. The courtroom drew spectators from across the county and a former husband’s body was later disinterred for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Covington
Ind
Drake
J. M. Rabb
O. B. Ratcliff
Moses Fowler Chase
C. M. McCabe
Frauds Question in Lottery Investment Suit in Ohio
In Columbus on June 29 a suit from Allen County asks whether law recognizes fraud in lottery investments. Charles King and Zachariah Pyle sue William Clark and Henry Goodrich over a National Lottery of Mexico ticket. Clark and Goodrich claim $3,750 share from a $60,000 prize after a bogus winning numbers list. Ning is named as co-defendant. Lower courts awarded Clark and Goodrich $4,621.87, arguing Pyle acted as financial agent and must answer for the trust despite the illegal enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
Allen County
Charles
King
Zachariah Pyle
William S. Clark
Henry C. Goodrich
Clark
Goodrich
Pyle
National Lottery of
Mexico
Chicago
Ning
Alce
Williams and son file bankruptcy in Dayton
Samuel B. Williams and his son Henry DeV Williams of Williams and Son in Dayton filed a bankruptcy petition as partners and individuals. The partnership reports liabilities of 84 700 with assets of 6 028 including many open accounts. Henry DeV Williams lists personal debts of 200 and assets of 450.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Williams
Henry Dev. Williams
Dayton
Wiliams & Son
Illness of James B. White Former Lincoln Law Partner
James B. White of Morrisonville Illinois, a former Dayton resident and once a law partner of Abraham Lincoln, is gravely ill at his home. He is 78 and from one of the county’s oldest families, with recovery doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
James B. White
Morrisonville
Abraham Lincoln
Doctor and Nurse Wed in Cincinnati Ceremony
Dr John M Pritchett from New York and Bernice Foreman a nurse at the Oxford Sanitarium traveled to Cincinnati yesterday for their marriage. The ceremony occurred at Squire Dumont's office and they departed at 2 o clock on a C H D train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Pritchett
Bernice Foreman
Oxford(o.) Sanitarium
Cincinnati
Pritchett
New York
Squire Dumont
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Big New York Building Company
Indorses Parks and
Darvill
M’gue
M’cue
Westcott
New-York Central
Logan
Lord” Barrington
Northeast Highlands
Hyde Park
Clay
Columbia Gold Mining CO
Alton
KRIEG
Millcreek Valley Notes
Willow
ST. Joseph School
Cov. Beckham
Kentucky, Guards
Judge Redwine
Allie
Stapley
West Covington
Philadelphia Press
Péruna
F. ‘Desaulmiers
Dorchester Street
Montréal
Canada
Desaulmlers
MR. Specht
Bishop Moeller
George Schwartz
Wiliam Linneman
Lincoln Tl
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