Estate of Alfred Trevor Appraised and Administered
Reading court proceedings reveal Alfred Trevor died intestate from a Read ing Road accident with an estate estimated at $50 000. his brother Joseph trevor seeks administration while Jessie trevor applies for guardianship of their 10 year old Louise. appraisers named and several other estate actions noted. An insurance dispute with the Royal Arcanum over a policy held by august f schmidt ends with judgment for clara dannenhauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Trevor
Reading Road
Joseph
Trevor
Jessie L. Trevor
Louise
Samuel Pogue
Thomas B. Stone
A. L. Sandford
C.g. Kingsbury
Robert Oehler
John Jacob Oehler
Louise Schwab
Vincent Schwab
Louisa Massa
Mary G. Davis
Malsbury
Denis F. Cash
Francis Vonder Hoya
Hoya
Elizabeth Bradford Friend
Jacobina Bueter
Vincent Perra
Susan Herr
Martha Walker
Thomas Wedge
Government Square
Robert Fields
Henry Rufus Smith
Charles J. Hunt
Clara Dannenhauer
Supreme Council
Royal Arcanum
Massachusetts
August F. Schmidt
Schmidt
Hunt
Court Reverses Damages Verdicts In Railway Cases
Circuit Court reverses in the administrator of John Bokenkotten v Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern Railway, finding lower court erred by not instructing verdict for defendants due to deceased negligence. Gill v. Cincinnati, Columbus, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railway ordered new trial for prejudicial instructions. Schardt v Snyder verdict of $200 affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Bokenkotten
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern Railway Company
John Gill
Pp. c. C. & St. L. Railway Company
August Schardt
Julia A. Snyder
Receiver to Furnish Work to Employees at Decatur Buggy Plant
Receiver H. H. Haines in charge of the Decatur Buggy Company at Middletown was authorized by Judge Thompson to borrow 3000 on receivers certificates to run the business. He plans to rehire the workers as orders come in and profits rise. Stock on hand valued between 40000 and 50000 dollars. Appraisers named R. B. Edson W. T. Harrison and L. T. Palmer. Contractor Isaac D. Tuttle filed a 20654.76 claim against the railroad for bridge and culvert work and seeks a first lien. Receiver W. R. Thrall authorized to sell stock on hand in the Bayless Store. Session of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals opens in July with Judge Lurton arriving tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Haines
New Decatur Buggy Company
Middletown
Thompson
Haines
Messrs
R. B. Edson
W. T. Harrison
L. T. Palmer
Isaac D. Tuttle
C., H. & D. Railroad
Indiana, Decatur & Western Railway
Indiana
W. R. Thrall
Bayless Store and Range Company
Fifth Street
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Lurton
Widow of Cellar Digger Sues Contractors for Damages
In Common Pleas Court the widow of Heinrich Heemann seeks 10000 dollars from J Henry Willen and Louis M Brouwer alleging his death when earth collapsed on him during cellar excavation at 1920 Free Ian avenue on May 8. Fred Bertram represents Mrs Heemann. Also Walter C Palmer sues for 10000 for a dislocated shoulder after a Cincinnati Traction Company street car collision in Norwood on June 22, with Bennett Utter as counsel.
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Heinrich Heemann
Ian Avenue
Common Pleas Court
J. Henry Willen
Louis M. Brouwer
Heemann
Fred Bertram
Walter C. Palmer
Cincinnati Traction Company
Norwood
Bennett & Utter
Thomas Morgan
Memorial Committee Plans Statue for Andrew Erkenbrecher
The Andrew Erkenbrecher Memorial Committee releases a brochure detailing a biography of Cincinnati philanthropist Andrew Erkenbrecher and plans to fund a permanent memorial. It notes his founding of Cincinnati Zoological Gardens in 1873 and outlines options including a life-size bronze statue or an arched gateway at the Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Erkenbrecher
Cincinnati
Zoological Gardens
Society For
Erkenbrecher
Abduction case ties German professor to Oklahoma City trip
German professor and music teacher Christian Zimmerman took pupil Elsie Kraft from her home, sparking arrest in Oklahoma City. The girl, extradited on a delinquency warrant, faced Judge Caldwell as her father William Kraft sought bond. Zimmerman claimed motive spite. the pair were held for court appearances next week.
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Christian Zimmerman
Elsie Kraft
Oklahoma City
Dan Callahan
Zimmerman
Grand Hotel
Callahan
Police
Poppe Zimmerman
McGuire
Caldwell
Oklahoma
Divorce actions and a juvenile court case in progress
Judge Swing grants Henry P Curtis a divorce from Jennie B Curtis for neglect. Judge Pfleger takes Mollie Brewington's divorce case from Russell Brewington under advisement. Anna Powell appears before Juvenile Court Judge Caldwell on a baby farm complaint by District Physician J M Cusher. Babies ordered to the Home for the Friendless and the Colored Orphan Asylum. case dismissed.
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Swing
Henry P. Curtis
Jennie B. Curtis
Pfleger
Mollie Brewington
Russell Brewington
Anna Powell
West Highth Street
Caldwell
J. M. Cusher
Colored Orphan Asylum
City Hall Notes on street work costs and rail issues
The granite paving on Shillito street from Reading road to Stanton avenue cost 21131.82 per Engineer Danenhower. The street railway company won permission to remove old slot rails on Woodburn avenue from Madison road to Hewitt avenue. The L N railroad promised Supreme Court repaving Public Landing at pediment areas. The Board of Public Service ordered asphalt paving at multiple intersections at company expense. Last week 18 deaths from contagious diseases, 90 new cases, health dept reports. Assistant Meat Inspector Rudolph charged Eckelein and Hegner with disorderly conduct after dispute over a carcass. Board rejected the resignation of Assistant Superintendent McGuire by 3 to 2 vote. Market Master Smith bribery charges remain under investigation by Member Markley.
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Shillito Street
Reading Road
Stanton Avenue
Danenhower
Woodburn Avenue
Madison Road
Hewitt Avenue
Lowman
Board of Public Service
L. & N. Railroad
Kinkead
Supreme Court
Traction Company
Court and
Sycamore
Sixth
Oak Street
Rockdale
Gilbert Avenue
McMillan
May
Fifth
Vine
Walnut
Health Department
Rudolph
City Health Department
Albert Eckelein
Clifton Avenues
Philip Hegner
McGuire
Smith
Markley
Death of A Judson Davis Reflects Long Cincinnati Family Legacy
A Judson Davis 77 prominent in Cincinnati circles since 1835 to 1866, died yesterday at 10 am in Loveland. He was the eldest surviving member of eight brothers who shaped early pork business in Cincinnati and bank leadership. Survived by widow Adeline Merrell and six children, he was a Baptist deacon and retired 25 years ago. Funeral at Spring Grove Cemetery Monday. Edward A Donnally, son in law, funeral in Morrow, Ohio, today.
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A. Judson Davis
Cincinnati
HB. A. Donnally
Loveland
Mr. Donnally
Boston
Samuel
William W
John
George F
Charles
A. Judson
Dexter
Charles Davis
Second National Bank
Charles H. Davis
Nat Henchman Davis
The
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Samuel Davis
William H
Arthur Davis
George F. Davis
Adeline Merrell
Quincy
Ill
Mr. Davis
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Edward A. Donnally
Morrow
Refuge boys drill and July fourth program at Cincinnati House
The Cincinnati House of Refuge will render a July 4 program starting 9 80 a.m. with flag raising song pledge and salute then Battle Hymn of the Republic remarks by Superintendent A M Van Dyke battalion drill rifle exercises a dress parade and review. At noon Eden Park game House of Refuge relay and various races then flag lowering followed by supper lemonade and cake. An 8 30 p m band concert and grand fireworks display with taps conclude the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati House of Refuge
America
California without change in Pullman sleeping cars
New ordinary vestibuled Pullman sleepers leave Cincinnati every Tuesday at 6 p.m. traveling via Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso and Los Angeles to San Francisco. Berth rates are half the cost of regular sleepers. Contact B. & O. 8.W. Illinois Central Southern Pacific or write C. H. Wiseman D. P. A. Joseph Biggs D. P. A. or W. H. Connor General Agent.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Illinois Central Railroad
Southern Pacific
C. H. Wiseman
Joseph Biggs
Cincinna
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Colo
Texas
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ST. Paul
Seattle
Portland
Oklahoma
Ore
Wash
Sleeping Springs
Ark
Vine Street
Ohio
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