Attacks on Citizenship Certificates and Local Bankruptcies
United States Court actions challenge a 1880 citizenship grant to Frank Griser two decades later. Inspector McCoy testifies over age at naturalization as the Day ton Xenia line seeks receiver certificates for 4065 to repair rolling stock. Creditors seek Cincinnati Concrete Pressed Brick Company bankruptcy. Big Four Railroad faces livestock transport violation judgment. The Eureka Razor Company protests bankruptcy claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
McPherson
Frank Griser
Shelby County
Joseph McCoy
Detroit
Griser
McCoy
Thompson
Karl A. Buchanan
Big Four Railroad
Eureka Razor Company
Divorce Court Complaints Mention Diamond Ring and Cruelty
Dora Gleason seeks divorce from Frederick Gleason claiming he pawned her diamond ring for 40 dollars and struck her after she complained. Ella Good requests divorce from William G. Good who abandoned her and their children in 1898. Emma Fenyn sues Daniel Fenyn for cruelty and drunkenness. Ella Harris accuses Monte Harris of cruelty in a 1891 Walton Ky marriage. Judge Woodmanseee bars wage drawing from railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Gleason
Frederick Gleason
Charles S. Sparks
Ella Good
William G. Good
William C. McLean
Emma
Daniel Fenyn
E. H. Williams
Ella V. Harris
Tremont Avenue
Monte Edgar Harris
Walton, Ky
Woodmansee
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad Company
John W. Cowell
Probate Court Publicizes Wills and Estates
Contents of wills are read in court with bequests to daughters and other heirs. Names include Maria Engel Freye and John H. Koster with multiple heirs and specific burial wishes. Additional notes cover appraisals for Mary I Stokes and Charlotte McCall, and Frank Smith’s lunacy trial related to Detective Crim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Engel Freye
Sycamore Street
Minnie Lautersick
Mary
Lizzie Freye
Dandridge Streets
John H. Koster
John
Louis
Charles
William
Louisa Rose
Frederick Rempé
Oakley, O
Brownway Avenue
Louis Rempe
Frederick
Edward
Lizzie Keller
Tillie Linder
Philomena Bruggenschmidt
Joseph Bruggenschmidt
Anna Maria Flick
George Flick
Magdalena Boehmer
John Flick
Mary I. Stokes
Charlotte McCall
Charles F. Stricker
Jacob Stricker
Frank Smith
Crim
Yesteray
Widow of Louis Kleine sues Haas for $10000 in Superior Court
Katherine Kleine widow and executrix of Louis Kleine sues Mrs. Jennie Haas for damages after Kleine, a County Bridge Inspector, was struck and killed by Haas's car on March 6 at East McMillan and Copeland streets as he left a street car. Attorney Arthur M. Spiegel for plaintiff. other suits filed include damages from Fegelman Bros. and Cincinnati Traction Co. Jury later returned verdict for the defendant in Mollie O'Conner versus Cincinnati Traction Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kleine
Jennie Haas
Jennie Lessner Haas
Katherine Kleine
Haas
McMillan and
Copeland Streets
Charles Haas
Washington Avenue
Arthur M. Spiegel
Jacob Semanowsky
Fegelman Bros
Franklin T. Cahill
Rose Owens
Sycamore Street
Robert E. Coghill
Cincinnati, Milford & Loveland Traction Company
Sallie Barrett
Overton Courtney
George S. Courtney
Hoffman, Bode & le Blond
Shattuck
Burns Suffered After Court Collision Lawsuit Filed
Jennings Miller president of the Germany Dry Goods Company sues the Ohio Traction Company for 10000 dollars damages. He alleges a May 30 1906 collision while a passenger in a defendant’s car caused severe facial head ear and hand burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings Miller
Germany Dry Goods Company
Ohio Traction Company
Never Before Shown Such Extensive Garments
A retailer markets an extensive assortment of tailored garments offered at economical prices. They urge readers to call and request a showing of the collection, promising satisfaction and savings on every purchase.
Boys' Spring Reefers Sale at Bargain Prices
Boys' Spring Reefers priced at 3.50 with many other styles from 4.00 to 7.50. Sizes range from 2 to 10 years. Garments offered in Red Tan Gray and Olive and advertised as splendidly made bargains.
Boys' Double Breasted Suits In Variety Of Styles
Suits for boys ages 6 to 17 offered in blue serges tan browns and light grays. Prices start at 3.50 with many other styles from 9.00 to 12.00. All feature blouse trousers and come in sizes suitable for boys. Positively the best values in the city.
Boys Sailor and Russian Suits at Low Prices
Boys Sailor and Russian Suits priced at 3.50 with many other styles up to 8.00. Sizes range from 2% to 11 years in Blue Serges, Tan, Brown and bright mixtures. Tailoring is elegant and styles splendid with very reasonable prices.
Youths' Long Trouser Suits Range for Ages 15 to 20
A catalog note offers youths long trouser suits priced from 10 to 20 dollars. Available in brown blue and London Smoke, sizes fit boys aged 15 to 20 with good style and easy selection.
Multiple Bankrupt Suits and Injunction Case Updates
The docket lists several civil actions including Workum Bowdle and Thomas L. Michie representing plaintiffs in suits over estate accounting and notes for professional services. Other actions involve damage claims against William Freericks, a Memorial Building claim of $33,452.30, and a Hamilton Council seat injunction dispute. Additional cases cover a breach of contract for Limestone and iron goods, a valise loss suit, and a circuit court ruling on illuminated street car signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workum & Bowdle
Thomas L. Michie
Vine Street Hill
Dr. Adkins
Charles Phares
Gustav R. Werner
Edna Reynolds
Henry Reynolds
Stone Lake Ice Company
Meyer Drilling
William Freericks
New John Laundry
Smith’ Street
H. P. Karch
Memorial Association
County Commissioners
Grant
Elm Streets
W. H Ellis & Co
W. H. Ellis & Co
James M. Sprague
Squire's Court
Circuit Court
Carl
J. T. Harrison
Julius G. Penn
Denis F. Cash
James H. Wilson
Illuminater Sign Company
Wilson
O'Hara
O. K. Jones
Ellis Kinkead
de Witt
Circuit
Court Notes on Insolvency and Sewer Assessment
Insolvency Judge A M Warner issued a citation for Jacob Baum and George Riebel to show cause why they took a $200 safe from Joseph T Harrison as assignee of Henry Arenburg. In Bundy Prus vs Norwood, the court ruled an eight inch sewer suffices for Sherman avenue drainage and a fifteen inch assessment is excessive and must be corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Warner
Jacob Baum
George Riebel
Joseph T.harrison
Henry Arenburg
Warner
Elizabeth Bundy Prus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cincinnati Concrete Pressed Brick Company
St. Bernard
Co. J. Ferneding
Dayton & Xenia Transit Company
Cincinnati Gas Coke, Coal and Mining Company
McCammon Bros
C. L. Bowman & Co
A. M. Lewin
Probate Court
Superior Court
Common Pleas Court
Burns
Panama
Constance
Aye
New York
London
The
Mabley & Carew
Gey
Wes
Maslin
Valenciennes
Russia
Lillie Ellis
William H. Ellis
H. E. Kennedy
Bankers’ Surety Company
Ireton, Collins, Schoenle & Poor
Fred C. Holbrook
Hamilton
A. L. Smedley
Andrews
Harlow
Shepherd & Shotts
Holbrook
Alonzo Egry
Fice
Council
Horace M.freeman
John Ziegler
Ziegler
Freeman, Renner & Renner
Ben B. Nelson
William Simonson
George Mayleben
William A. Rabe
William C. Murray
Bromley
Joseph Carl
Covington
Ment
Ticket Office
Walnut ST
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