Husband in West Court Street Seeks Custody in Divorce
Joseph Hoernschemeyer a West Court street grocer seeks custody of two boys and seeks dismissal of his wife Mary Hoernschemeyer’s alimony suit after filing habeas corpus to gain possession of their children. He alleges she scorned his station and taunted him as a low Dutch dog while leaving with the three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hoernschemeyer
West Court Street
Mary
Hoernschemeyer
G. W. Hardacre
Cora Swan Shawhan
Henry Krekler
Shawhan
Gus Shawhan
The
Traction Company
Krekler
Turner
Kreker
Texas
Thomas K. Christie
Chamberlain Metal Strip Company
Neave
Mary H
Detroit
Bates & Meyer
Larz Creutz
Mayme Creutz
Hamilton
F. L. Hoffman
Signature Forgery Debate in Herrle Extradition Case
Attorneys challenge the authenticity of signatures in Heinrich Herrle’s extradition proceeding. The defense argues many bills of exchange bearing those signatures were genuine and that altered amounts, not forgery, guided the case. Ohio Supreme Court rulings are cited to define the proper authority forHerrle’s surrender to Bavaria. Proceedings continue with prosecution lawyers to argue the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich Herrle Ils
United States
Comoe Adler
M. G. Heintz
Herrle
Ohio Supreme Court
Adler
Will Experiment On Three Consumptives At Beachmont Sanitarium
Dr E V Helfferich plans a new sanitarium at Beachmont near Linwood for consumptives. Three men associated with the Cincinnati Branch Hospital and Associated Charities will undergo a treatment inspired by noted doctors. The regimen includes raw tissue juice nutrition, pine oil inhalation, goat milk, antiseptic walls and bedding, and daily disinfection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E V. Helfferich
Beachmont
Linwood
B. F. Lyle
Cincinti
Charles M. Huppard
Associated Charities
Isle of
Gephart Robbery Case Leads to Federal Sentences
On the tests of Harley L Gephart of Muncie Indiana William and James Burns were convicted at Poean Iowa of robbing Gephart and each received five years in a Federal prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.T
Harley L. Gephart
Muncie
Ind
William
James Burns
Poean
I. T
Gephart
Wife And Man Arrested In Price Hill Adultery Case
Mrs Minnie A Elton and Fred Evans were arrested at 840 McPherson street Price Hill after noon yesterday by Constables Benninger and Austin in Squire Winkler's court on adultery charges. The plaintiff J W Elton of Kalamazoo Mich claims the couple lived together since December. They bonded $500 each to appear April 7 in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie A. Elton
Fred Evans
Benninger and
Austin
Squire Winkler
McPherson Street
Price Hill
J. W. Elton
Kalamazoo
Mich
Elton
Warsaw Avenue
Cincinnati
Cora Reeves
Barbara Schulz
Labor leaders gather to resolve brewery lockout
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor arrives to harmonize actions with engineers leaders McMahon and Healy and others. Firemen’s International Union President Morton arrives from Chicago to cooperate as the Brewery Workers National Executive Board plans to aid Zorn Kemper and Trautman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
McMahon
Healy
New York City
Morton
Firemen’s International Union
Chicago
Zorn
Kemper
Trautman
Exchange
Federative Union
New York
Central Labor Council
McGregor Avenue Improvement Public Session Planned
The Board of Public Service will hold a Thursday afternoon session to hear arguments for and against improving McGregor Avenue. The board has received many letters on the issue and hopes the discussion will help it decide wisely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
McGregor Avenue
M Ward at City Hospital Placed Under Quarantine
A private case under treatment in a ward end room yesterday developed a contagious native infection. Hospital authorities ordered the woman removed and the ward closed to visitors to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Oatmeal Standards and Malt Nut Digestibility
The article argues cereals like oatmeal cause dyspepsia due to undercooked starch. It urges cooking hours to convert starch to dextrin and promotes Malt-Nut as a superior easily digested food, claiming high nutritional value per pound.
General Fitzhugh Lee Reflects on Civil War Choices
General Fitzhugh Lee, detached from the regular army, visits Cincinnati and discusses his Civil War decisions, his West Point background, and family ties to the Confederacy. He notes no clear Democratic candidate for the national race and mentions engagements in Cincinnati events, lectures, and social appearances with local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Lee
St. Nicholas Hotel
Charlottesville
Miles
Lee
Cincinnati
Virginia
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Exciting Local Elections Spark Across Townships
In Springfield Township a vacancy may keep Clerk post open as W.8. Graves withdraws and John Pollox stands to win. Millcreek leans Republican as many Democrats withdraw. Sycamore sees a fusion Citizens ticket against Democrats. Carthage confirms ticket labels after state board ruling. Milford School Board race heats with Queen & Crescent's Charles Hall amid independent women’s ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Township
R. C. Phillips
Millcreek Township
Sycamore Township
Citizens
Justce of the Peace
Reading
Squire Vorhees
Carthage
Malloy
State Board of Election Supervisors
Anstead
Milford, C
Charles G. Hall
Queen & Crescent Railroad
Charlie
Hall
Custody Tug-of-War Over Two-Year-Old Sails Through Court
In Judge McNeill's court Fred Coumby seeks custody of his two year old daughter from his ex wife Mrs Anna Hilbert now married to William Hilbert. The child's grandmother Mrs Mollie Nietten wept as the case was moved to the Common Pleas Court for a two week adjournment. Attorneys Shay Cogan for Coumby and James Ramsey for Mrs Hilbert represented their sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shay & Cogan
Coumby
Common Pleas Court
James Ramsey
Hilbert
Local Attack Ends With Wounding. Suspect Arrested
Patrolman Peterson was treated for a scalp wound after an assault by Robert Marshall of 318 Buller Street. Marshall, intoxicated, allegedly struck Peterson with a rock near his home and was later detained at the district station as the patrol rescued him and transported him to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Robert Marshall
Buller Street
Peoanen
Marshall
Merwe
Fire at Vandalia and Galow raises smoke and sparks
A blaze in the boiler room of the Miami Soap and Chemical Company's plant at Vandalia and Galow streets caused about 200 dollars in damage as sparks fell on kindling. Firemen from Engine Company 12 escaped injury, while a wheel broke causing a crash at 8 Grove Avenue with minor bruises to occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Soap and Chemical Company
Vandalia
Galow Avenues
Engine Company 12
Grove Avenue
Driver in Milk Wagon Struck by Southbound Car
William Noble, driver of a milk wagon, was hit as a southbound Avondale car struck the wagon on Hrt street opposite Elsinore street yesterday morning. The front of the wagon was smashed and Noble was thrown into the street, sustaining a stun. One person was dragged and injured in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Noble
Elsinore Street
Elephantiasis grips city patient awaiting end
A 70 year old Vine Street resident James Chambers suffered severe left leg swelling to elephantine size from elephantiasis at City Hospital. The report notes unknown causes repeated inflammation and vein obstruction, with eventual systemic decline and death risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chambers
City Hospital
Chambers
Vine Street
Heuck
North America
Bacclocco
Sixth Street
Pioneer Cincinnati Brewer William Fey Dies at Age
William Fey, a Cincinnati businessman immigrant from Kirchheim in the Rhine region, died after months of illness. He first worked as a cooper, then became an independent manufacturer in 1849 at McMicken avenue and Findlay street, later joining Alexis Darusmont to run Lafayette Brewery as Wm Fey & Co. The firm prospered until his retirement. Funeral arrangements are by Vitt & Stermer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fey
Cincinnati
Kirchheim
Rheinpfalz
McMicken Avenue
Findlay Street
Alexis Darusmont
Lafayette Brewery
Wm Fey & Co
Fey
Messrs. Vitt & Stermer
Womanly diseases and a western husband’s failing hope
A columnist notes the peril of disease for women and the gap in male action, citing testimonials about Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. Read letters from Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Day praising cures, with offers for free medical advice and private consultation from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Miller
Prospect Street
Weissport
Dr. Pierce
J. C. Day
Little Britain
Lancaster Co
Golden
Pierce
Albert H. Fulte
Altamont, Grundy Co
Tenn
Arizona ice caves to be mined for summer ice supply
E R Dalton leads a newly formed company to exploit Northern Arizona ice caves on Clark's Valley near Flagstaff. A road will reach the caves and blasting at the mouth could yield thousands of pounds of ice daily for towns along the Santa Fe line and the Arizona division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Santa Fe
Clark’s Valley
Flagstaff
R. R. Hill
California
Utah
Colorado
Hill
E. R. Dalton
New York
Dalton
Italy Eyes Tripoli in Planned War of Conquest
A Rome dispatch reports Italy is assembling a military expedition aimed at Tripoli. Ten troop transport steamers are chartered and fitted at Italian ports, with vast ammunition stockpiled and limited leaves granted. France also eyes interior expeditions as part of regional influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tripoli
Rome
American and Journal
Mediterranean
Italy
France
Man Exons
Young Kempf Says Father Was Aggressor
Washington March 24 The coroner completed the Kempf homicide investigation with no verdict yet. The six year old son of Mrs. Kempf testified his father attacked his mother, who grabbed a revolver and shot him multiple times. Mrs. Kempf, under sheriff guard, will be tried for murder. The public accepts her actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Kempf
HOUND PROMINENT MEN IN RESORTS HOUND PROMINENT MEN IN RESORTS
Revs S J F Comer and W C Stevenson of Portsmouth Ohio toured saloons and red light districts on Sunday and gathered names of prominent local business and society men. They filed affidavits today before Probate Judge Harry Ball against L E Smith owner of the Washington hotel and several saloon keepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
S. J. EF. Comer
W. C. Stevenson
Aloncas
Hoteashington
Harry Ball
L. E. Smith
Washington
$50,000 Verdict Against Cuba Company
Peter F. Mc Laurin of Mt. Vernon New York won a $50,000 verdict in Westchester County Supreme Court against the Cuba Company. The suit claimed the firm promised him one share of stock worth $50,000 after his Cuba business work, but the company discharged him without delivering the stock. The stockholders were named as William C. Whitney Oliver Harriman J P Morgan Levi P Morton and Sir William Van Horne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter F. Mc Laurin
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Supreme Court of
Westchester County
Cuba Company
William C. Whitney
Oliver Harriman
J. P. Morgan
Levi P. Morton
William van Horne
Montreal
Canada
McLaurin
William van
Shantytown Leaders Held on Contempt Warrant
John Cheek and John Schuitskey, noted residents of Shantytown, were brought to court by Deputy Drake on a contempt warrant after refusing Judge Littleford's order to move their shanty boats. The contested land under the Southern Railway Bridge had been taken from the city by Charles Glandorf. The men were given until April 1 to relocate. if not gone, authorities will remove the boats by force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cheek
John Schuitskey
Judge Littleford
Drake
Southern Railway
Charles Glandorf
Schuitskey
Littleford
Moorman Wins Stock Award in Indiana Chemical Suit
Judge Dempsey of the Superior Court awarded R A Moorman eighty six shares of Indiana Chemical Company stock in a suit filed to recover 106 shares. Moorman alleged he lost control of the shares due to defendants John H Voss John H Mereman EB Rauh and others in Fortville Indiana the case having been submitted to the court a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
Superior Court
R. A. Moorman
John H. Voss
John H Mereman
EB. Rauh
Indiana Chemical Company
Moorman
Fortville
Ind
Run Down By Cyclists In Richmond Street
Lillie Muhle ten, daughter of Patrolman John Muhle, was knocked down by two men riding a bicycle recklessly on Richmond street near her home. She sustained a severe head concussion and was rendered unconscious. The incident occurred on the down grade between Mound and Cutter streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie
John Muhle
Richmond Street
Mound
Cutter
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