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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1908

Page

3

Covington and Newport Council Sees Solicitor’s Views Declined

Covington and Newport officials debated legality of John Hennessy’s Market Master appointment and whether the city solicitor should render an opinion. The motion failed to hear the legal view as council split five to five, with a six to five vote approving a tenants’ notice ad, and other street work contracts and a 250 donation to playgrounds were approved.

Covington John Besterman Shepard John Hennessy John J. Craig Ellsworth Woods Minderman Besterman Superintendent of Public Works

Will of Erasmus Gest Probated In Newport Estate Valued At Million

The will of Erasmus Gest, a longtime Cincinnati engineer, was probated in County Judge Moore's court. He died about two months ago near Newport leaving a multi million dollar estate. He directs lifetime use of two city lots to his nephew and niece with no mortgage rights, and sets terms for preservation of art and books. The executor may sell or reinvest estate assets while maintaining trust for heirs and a home for his sister.

Spring Grove Cincinnati Joseph Henry Gest Grandin Road Rebekah Schultze East Fourth Street Pike and Lawrence Streets Joseph John Gest Historical and Philosophical Society Queen City Licking Pike Newport Clarissa Gest Edward Gs» Reemelin Decedent Joseph Gest Whitewater George Ahlering Howard Moore's Court Webster Helm

Death of Thomas A. Martin Noted Covington Business Traveler

Thomas A. Martin born August 6, 1840 in Covington Ky died April 12 1901 at a Scott and Powell street flat. For 25 years he traveled for E H Huenefeld & Co of Cincinnati and leaves wife Mrs Mary E Shumaker and two surviving children Libbie Rouse Bloomington IL and Arthur R Martin Buffalo NY. He also cared for his paralyzed sister Mrs M A Hughey.

Thomas A. Martin Covington E. H. Huenefeld & Co Cincinnati Augusta Elisabeth Hampton Arthur R., Leigh Libbie L Greenup Street Isaac Martin Powell Street Scott and Powell Streets Mary E. Shumaker Libbie Rouse Bloomington Arthur R. Martin Buffalo N. Y M. A. Hughey

Covington Stabbing Leads to Arrests at City Hall

Chief Schuler and Sergeant Martin arrested Moses and William Johnson after a George Young saloon fight on Eighth street. Moses faces cut to kill charges. William charged with an assault. Victim George Bullion, stabbed, required thirty stitches. Dr. A C Wintersmeyer treated him before he was sent home.

Schuler Sam Martin Covington Moses William Johnson Colored Brothers George Young Eighth Street George Bullion A. C. Wintermeyer

Offer to Return Diamond After Reward Payment

Covington attorney Harvey Myers learned his diamond stud valued at 500 dollars stolen on a train at Hot Springs Arkansas would be returned for a 150 dollar reward. He reported the loss Friday, advised by a station agent to offer a reward and avoid police. A telegram from Memphis announced the diamond’s return upon payment.

Harvey Myers Covington Hot Springs Ark Myers Memphis Tenn

Widow of Howard Claims His Estate

Proceedings in two Newport courts seek to settle the estate of Charles 8. Howard, found dead in the Rambler on the Ohio River. Eleanor B. Howard, widow and executrix, seeks delivery of the launch Rambler valued near 4000 and personal effects, with will directing all to her subject to restrictions.

Newport Charles 8 Howard Ohio River Columbia Street John T. Hodge Eleanor B. Howard Newport Circuit Helm Los Angeles Cal Los Angeles County Woward Webster Helm Moore Campbell County

Board in Deadlock as Truant Officer Vote Stalls

Newport board of education held a special meeting to accept the resignation of Richard Crooke and to elect a truant officer. Adam Weber and Peter Groenholz each received five votes on eleven ballots, while Austin W. Cook was unanimously elected to replace Crooke in one ballot.

Newport Richard Crooke Austin W. Cook

Newport Woman Dies of Heart Disease at 66

Anna E. Hettner pioneer Newport resident and wife of J W Hettner janitor of Ninth Street School died at 6 30 PM after a brief illness Coroner Digby states heart trouble as the cause She was born in Germany 66 years ago and came to America as a child She lived in Newport 35 years and is survived by her husband and six grown children Funeral plans have not been announced.

Anna E. Hettner Newport J. W. Hettner Ninth Street West Ninth Street Digby Decent Germany America

Brother in Dayton Seeks Aid in Missing Man Case

Thomas Kennedy of Dayton Kentucky pleads with Newport and nearby authorities to locate Robert Kennedy aged 31 missing since Saturday night. Wife and relatives fear he drowned in the Ohio River after leaving home in a skiff to fetch coal. last seen crossing toward the Kentucky shore.

Thomas Kennedy Dayton Newport Robert Kennedy Dayton Avenue Kennedy Ohio Kentucky

Orders Second Arrest In Newport Saloon Case

Charles Hengelbrock of the Fourth and Patterson streets saloon in Newport was arrested by Patrolmen Amrein and Bradholdt for alleged midnight closing law violations. He posted a $10 bond, failed to appeared in Police Court, bond was forfeited by Judge Hawkins, and a new arrest was ordered with trial set for tonight.

Charles Hengelbrock Fourth Patterson Streets Newport Amrein and Bradholdt Hengebrock Hawkins

Kenton Court Notes

Multiple civil actions filed in Kenton Circuit Court include Kate Zumdick suing Bernard Moesker for 1040 dollars for 104 weeks of services to Catherine Mieth, and Vina Jackson seeking divorce alimony and a restraining order against Joseph Jackson.

Kate Zumdick Bernard Moesker Catherine Mieth Kenton Vina Jackson Joseph Jackson Progressive Building and Loan Association Covington Retail Butchers’ Association Henry Wiehbrink Elizabeth List Emma Gib Chesapeake & Ohio, Road Eliza Clinger Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad George W. Cole Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railroad Ann Murphy Ludlow James Hughes Oliver Hedges Harrison County Hedges Hughes Elmora Carpenter

Disappearance, rail work disruptions, and funeral notice

Louis Wollenweber 29 of West Covington is reported missing by Covington police since March 8. Streetcar service will adjust during Eleventh street track reconstruction with Newport Covington and Covington cars running on Green up street. Funeral services for Captain Thomas W. Hardeman will be at St Marys Cathedral with Vicar General Brossart officiating. pallbearers listed. City Auditor issued building permits for a two story brick dwelling at 1825 Madison avenue costing 2100 and a two story brick residence on Eastern avenue costing 2000.

Louis Wollenweber Main Street West Covington Covington Southern Railroad Eleventh Street Newport Greenup Street Thomas W. Hardeman St. Mary's Cathedral Brossart Richard P. Ernst Kenton Sandford L. E B. Casey William Porter John Barnes D. Shiner Eugene Streck W. H. Whiting Robert Townsend W. S. Gould Anna M. Glase Madison Avenue J. 8. Cason Eastern Avenue

Mary J Lange to William Beuttel Sale in Williamson Street

A notice records a transfer between Mary J Lange and William Beuttel concerning a parcel 25 by 159 feet on Williamson street priced at $1. The terse item identifies parties, parcel size, and nominal value.

Mary J. Lange William Beuttel Williamson Street

Covington Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Residences

The record lists marriage licenses issued in Covington including William F. Swaney from Fepon Os age near 21, Mary E B Lewis from Midway Ohio age 21, Everett Jackson of Dayton Ohio age 23, and Carrie Kramer from Springfield Ohio age 23.

William F. Swaney Fepon Egeessi Mary EB. Lewis Midway

Plan Three Story Store on Corner Plans Three Story Store on Corner

The southwest corner of John and Findlay streets will gain a three story 22 by 47 by 9 semicentimeter building and a store on the ground floor to be leased long term by W. S. Sohn Brewing Company. Osterfeld estate to develop the site at about 25000 dollars. The project includes an apartment above and uses architect Edward H. Dorntte for plans.

John Findlay Streets Osterfeld W. S. Sohn Brewing Company Louis E. Osborn Central Union Deposit and Railway Company Fourth and John Streets Hannah E. Workum Fourth Street John Street First National Bank Linton Estate Third and Welnut Third and Vine Baker Alley Walnut Street Vine Street Linton Cincinnati J. A. Fay & Egan Company B. Q. Mattox

Real estate transfers and leases adjoin multiple parcels

A stained listing shows numerous conveyances and leases including Johny H Dunhalter to Great China Tea Co five year lease of 322 West Sixth Street. Transfers include Barbara Bosler to Joseph Thiem 445 feet on north Harrison Street and multiple lots on Richmond Victor and Elm streets with various sizes and beneficiaries.

The Great China Tea Company West Sixth Street John H. Dunhalter Johny H. Dunhalter Barbara Bosler Joseph Co. Thiem Harrison Peg Isco R. Thomas Pressman Samuel Nathan Lichtenstein Richmond Street Jacob May Mary Pittrich Victor Street Warner Street Walter W. Clippinger William C. Rogers Joseph Morten Madisonville John M. Fitzgerald Louisa Dietz Peter Fitzgerald Ree Woolf Cowaeh Ness Euss Ecu Phoebe M. Krumme William Howard Isaac Greenwald Oc SA Sam Dixon White Oak Coal Company Lane Street James Wherwiper Mary L. Rossiter Henry Muhlhauser Fifth and Elm Streets ODOT Lillie Witter Pauline Huber Joseph A. Gloeckner John Fnnerare Compan J. B. Hiles Elsmere Christine Kenkey Amelia Va Tine Wolf Lot Iin LD Son Edward Fehleisen Katherine Lea

Newport News in Brief

The Blue Lodge installation in Ft. Thomas was celebrated at Central School in Highlands with J H Cowles performing inductions and a banquet. Rev M J Hoover resigns from Newport First Baptist effective May 1 to move to Texas. John H Somerfeld, former Newport resident, dies in Denver after typhoid fever at 57. Light Committee meeting postponed to tonight over gas tester resolution. Mary J Kramer dies at 55 in Newport with funeral Friday at St Bernard. Newport Lodge 273 BPOE elects officers including Exalted Ruler John Weber.

Blue Lodge Ft. Thomas Highlands J. H. Cowles Scottish Rite of Kentucky Newport Covington Cincinnati M. J. Hoover First Baptist Church Texas Mr. Koover John H. Somerfeld Denver Col Newport General Council Martin Mary J. Kramer West Fifth Street St. Bernard C. Newport Lodg P.O. Ellis John Weber

Youth Fatally Shot While Visiting in Friend's Home

Harry Kuhl, 20, of 1058 Freeman Avenue, died at City Hospital after a shooting at the apartment of John Brandt, 32, 531 West Liberty Street. Brandt, suspected of handling the revolver, fled. detectives probe whether accidental discharge or foul play occurred as Leinhart and others recount the events.

Harry Kuhl Freeman Avenue City Hospital John Brandt West Liberty Brandt

Morning Ads Attract Crowds On West Fourth Street

The McAlpin store at West Fourth Street drew a spring shopping surge as morning newspaper full page ads spurred crowds through all departments. The firm reports yesterday as among its peak business days, second only to one other in its history.

McAlpin West Fourth Street McAlpin House McAlpin Company

Judge Cantrill Weakens While Ill in Georgetown

Lexington dispatch reports Judge James E. Cantrill gravely ill at Georgetown hospital. He is growing weaker with paralysis after decades on the bench. Cantrill presided at the first and second trials of Caleb Powers.

Caleb Powers Lexington James E. Cantrill Georgetown Cantrill

Surprise arrest of lottery operator in Covington

Police Chief Schuler reports John Herbert was arrested on lottery charges after a campaign against marriage touts at the Covington Courthouse. Herbert allegedly handed a minister card to a prospective groom as William Swaney of Enon and Mary E. Lewis of Midway obtained a license. Herbert to be arraigned before Police Judge Read.

Schuler Covington John Herbert Herbert William Swaney Enon, O Mary E. Lewis Midway O. Herbert

Newport Real Estate Transfer Notice

Francis Biery and wife transfer Lot 135 in Buena Vista addition Newport to George W. Martin Sr. The record notes a property conveyance in the Newport real estate ledger with party names and parcel reference.

Francis Biery George W. Martin, Sr Buena Vista Newport

Two Die From Pneumonia After Falls

Coroner Cameron reported two deaths from pneumonia following accidental falls. Frank Gunderman, 74, fractured a thigh near 300 West McMicken Avenue on March 15. Mary Devaney, 88, of the Home of the Little Sisters of the Poor, fractured her hip two weeks earlier.

Cameron, Yester Frank Gunderman McMicken Avenue Mary Devaney The Little Sisters of the Poor

New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court

A list of civil actions filed in Common Pleas Court and the Superior Court includes Michael A. McGuire versus Samuel Co. Cox for 375 on a note. William S. Turner Distilling Co. versus The C, C, C. & St. L. Ry. Co. on appeal. Abe Rosen versus Goldblatt & Goodman on appeal. Lewis H. Utz administrator versus Nicholas Longworth et al. for 10000. Frederick Herold versus Katherine Herold for divorce. John T. Nolan versus C. B. Avey lien and execution for 75. Jacob Baum versus Joseph T. Harrison assignee on appeal. Bertha Wacky versus John Wacht for divorce and alimony. C. B. Mathews versus George G. Russell for 300 on a note. The Columbia Life Insurance Company versus H. Moore et al. for 150000. Lillian Cutcheon versus Stephen Mirabite for 125.50 in damages.

Michael A. McGuire Samuel Co. Cox M.G. Heintz William S. Turner Distilling Co The Squire Smedes Abe Rosen Goldblatt & Goodman Squire Lamping Edwards Ritchie Lewis H. Utz Nicholas Longworth Renner & Renner Frederick Herold Katherine Herold Spengenberg & Spangenberg John T. Nolan C. B. Avey J. C. Rogers Jacob Baum Joseph T. Harrison Bertha Wacky John Wacht Louis L. Robinson C. B. Mathews George G. Russell Superior Court

Ohio filings show multiple new corporations listed

Special Dispatch from Columbus reports today several incorporations across Ohio. Companies named include The A Beesch Company Toledo with 75000 dollars, The Eothen Manufacturing Company Cleveland with 10000 dollars, The Rockaway Coaster Company Cincinnati 24000 dollars, The Walsall Brick Company Gloucester 50000 dollars, The J Henry Koenig Company Cincinnati increasing capital to 100000, Bowling Green Humane Society, Union Realty and Improvement Company Wellston 25000 dollars, Buckeye Realty and Construction Company Sandusky 100000 dollars, Madisonmere and Racing Company London 1000 dollars, and The Whendersware Company Unionville 5000 dollars, among others.

Commercial Tribune Columbus A. Beesch Toledo William F. Schmidt E. P. Rhein A. Ry, Beesch W. A. D¢Versman Eothen Manufacturing Company Cleveland Benjamin L. Netts F. C. Handwork A. J. Fowler A. A. Neiger F. J. Zurlinder Rockaway Coaster Company Cincinnati Silas B. Brown Louis A. Ireton C. C. Rothier Malcolm McAvoy J. Henry Koenig Company Bowling’ Green Humane Society Charles H. Draper C. A. Patterson C. L. Hopper Jasper Taylor the Union Realty and Improvement Company Wellston George B. Davis Frank DeLay R. L. Grimes W.W. P. Porter W. P. Rice Buckeye Realty and Construction Company Sandusky C. Wagner G. G. Bennett H. J. Dann T. L. Paulson Oliver W. Marble Madisonmere and Racing Company Ndon Scott Chenoweth Guy Underwood Mr. HK. Dwyer R. W. Boyd

Social and personal notes from Avondale area club event

Mrs H merena entes and Mosaic Club members gathered from Avondale Methodist Church circle, with Mr and Mrs Crawford hosting a refined program of violin piano solos and recitations. Floral decor featured pink and white sweet peas and daffodils, while guests included numerous local couples and professionals. A luncheon honored Miss Gertrude Lewis before her Thursday wedding. An opera selections event was postponed to April 20 due to illness of a principal performer.

H. Me Rena Ente Mosaic Club Avondale Methodist Church Crawford William Christie“Herron William O'Kane E. L. Martin Raymond Ratliff QO. T. Mitchell BE. W. Mitchell C. H. M. Atkins Benjamin B. Dale Thomas Miller J. G. Ebersole William V. Ebersole J. M. Crawford Schenk D. D. Woodmansee Odeon Mme Louise Dotti The College of Music

Personal travels and visits of Avondale residents

Mrs. E W Mitchell travels in the South with Dr Mitchell joining briefly. Several Avondale residents and relatives visit relatives in New York, Washington, D C., and other cities. Others sail for Europe or spend spring and summer in Hot Springs and Atlantic City.

E. W. Mitchell Avondale South Dr. Mitchell Samuel Skinner Chase Davis East J. Ralston Skinner Grandin Road Lillie Stone Gholson Avenue New Orleans M.S. Rosenthal Helen Rosenthal Lexington Avenue New York Herbst Fargo N. C Lemuel Herbst Locust Street Walnut Hillis Hot Springs F. A. Zimmerman Norwood Alice Snider Cleveland J. A. Rothschild Lowenstein Chicago Benedict H. Brunswick Park Avenue Walnut Hills Maurice Joseph Rosedale Place Oresta Vegella Thomas P. Egan Edgecliff Road East Walnut Hills Philadelphia Vesella Atlantic City Lotta Strong Terre Haute Ind M. J. Mack Ashland Avenue Walgut Hills W. F. Mitchell Whitfield Avenue Clifton Martinsville Samuel E. Allen Madison Road Porter Crescent Place Washington, D C Boston Isabella C. Baldwin Mary Baldwin Harvey W. Va Harry Rosenbaum L. §. Fechheimer Janie A. Thorp Washington, D. C

Covington Social Scene Highlights From Local Week

Covington residents enjoy a busy social week with a vaudeville show at Ft. Mitchell Club featuring Mat Jones Will Ransom George Eaton and others. Miss Virginia Gooch returns from Boston while Miss Emily Woodall heads to Paris for her relative Elizabeth Brent’s wedding in Lexington.

Charlton Thompson Covington Thompson Lexington Virginia Gooch Boston Ft. Mitchell Club Messrs Mat Jones Will Ransom George and Chester Eaton Hiram Quackenbush Walton Hill Tom Helm Charles Davis Higgin Woods Laura Scherer Mamie Muehlmatt Elsiel Wines Cassie Schriver Sadie Stewart Fred Hall Clyde Emrick Amy Harrs Mary Hissem -DeMoss Newport DeMoss Pacific Coast Walter Damrosch Orchestra Wendt Lansing Mich Mary Wendt Five Hundred Epworth League of Grace M. H. Church Reds A. L. Andrews Florida John T. Hodge Nelson Place Chicago George Dohrmann Margaret Davis Sam Morgan Burton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Covington and Newport BE. J. McKenna Letitia Street William Street C. A Bird Grant Miller Mechanic Street William Julia Streets Scott Street Moser Bros. Company Second Greenup Streets Mary Lang Erasmus Geal Erasmus Rene Nev Reemelin Dread Destroyer Arkansaw Syy Sean Bes Nand California Alleges Fears Brother Kenton Court Notes Paul M. Hazel Covington Briefs Covington Real Estate John and Findlay Streets Tinware Concern Pearl Street Real Estate News Edward H. Dorntte C.F. Dupper, Jr Queen City Tinware Company Ohio Tinware Company W. H. Collard East Pearl Street Cleneay & Nourse M. B. Fuller Charles A. Hancock New Westminster Lawrence Poland Joseph C. Butler Gregory Rossiter Fifth and Elm Streets Muhlhauser Theodore Mayer & Bro Burdette Avenue Charles Rager Railway Mail Service Sarah J. McMinn McMinn Bathgate Park American Institute of Architects Yestree Art Museum David Rothschild Albert Goldsmith Rockdale Avenue Edward H. Cornette M. and G. Kaufmann Homestead Place Westwood George Kuhlman Kuhlman Yan Newport News Markbreit Ama Young Kuh Joseph Leinhart Harry Father Gramann Kuhl Third Street Rosa B. White E. M. Costello Wearview Avenue Tori Robert A. Bowlby Edward and Louisa Hauck Stephen Hauser, Sr Frank Nedeweller Hannah BE. Workum George M. Caven August A. Ginder Wigath Street Sarah J. McNinn William M. Wicker Mary E. Wolf Lara Boreing Edgar C. Quick Benson Street Reek Brewing Company Barton Brewster & Folz Harrison Central Avenue Purcell F. B. Wiliams Forrer Street Edward F. Daley Williams. Sohn Vision Columbo Edward J. Daley John E. Evans Edward Evans Ww. Bergman Lincoln B. Sr Delta L. A ALOWG Isis David N. Mason Oagley L. & B. Co Jennie McGowan Charlotte McCall M. McParlin Queen City Savings J. M. Fitzgerald W. C. Rogers George B. Wiemuth George R. Ray- Ramee Alban Sade Edgar Mitchell Home Savings Bank Eee James G. Cooper University Avenue Harry Kleine CW Edwards Road Obnti Road E. C. Cordes Henry Cordes Wne Observatory Avenue Berry Street Haywood & Cordes CAR. Co. cc Wasson Road Drake and Oakley Avenues W. E. Woods McAlpin Stores Judge Cantrill Tout Newport Real Estate Common Pleas Court Columbia Life Insurance Company H. ©. Moore Social and Personal Gertrude Lewis Charlotte Allen Auburn Avenue Mt. @Auburn Jonquils Kentucky Society
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