Coroner Probes Death Of Mrs Klemme In Suspicious Cure
Mrs. Louisa Klemme 47 of 3406 Hillside avenue died Wednesday from what doctors say were natural causes but a physician refused to sign the death certificate citing possible treatment by prayer and tablets. Coroner Cameron and Constable Stagnaro investigated aided by Dr J Barkley who said two women had visited the home to offer prayer and may have given tablets. Sophie Patzig of 2109 Baymiller street was subpoeaned to appear at 9 a.m. today as the coroner sought more facts about the case and the tablets. The body was embalmed complicating determination of tablet contents. The coroner plans further inquiry as he hunts for more witnesses and the second visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Klemme
Hillside Avenue
Klemme
Cameron
Charles Stagnaro
Sophie Patzig
Bay‘miller Street
Patzig
Charles A. Burckhardt
Board of Elections
Millcreek
East Millcreek
Election Board
E. O. Cavell
Hamilton County
Ohio
Butterfield
Eb.o
Cavell
Millcreek Township
County Infirmary
Permanent Cure Cited for Eczema by Cuticura
William H. Dean of Newark reports seven years of hand eczema ending after two boxes of Cuticura Ointment and one Cuticura Soap used externally. He notes prior remedies gave little relief and keeps Cuticura Soap for shaving and first aid. March 28, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Dean
Newark
Cure for Sores on Legs with Cuticura in Two Weeks
A Virginia mother claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured her child's leg and foot sores in two weeks after ineffectual attempts with other remedies. The ad cites Cuticura as the best treatment for skin sores and promotes the Cuticura Soap and Ointment set plus a book on skin diseases from the drug company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Laughlin
Ivydale
W. Va
Roe Commerce
Harmon Leaders Organize Railroad Employee Clubs
The article notes Harmon supporters forming railroad employee clubs to back his gubernatorial bid. It mentions a plan to organize in every city, starting with the Harmon Democratic Club for the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton line, where Harmon serves as receiver. It also references a Columbus meeting to test legal standing of the Cincinnati Probe Committee over a $17,500 voucher and possible litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Senate Chamber
Columbus
Ellis
Guilbert
Gayman
Commercial Tribune
Hills
Supreme Court
Judge Harmon
Harmon Democratic Club
Eighth Street
Freeman Avenue
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Men Will March In Decoration Day Parade
At the Jr O U A M and Daughters of America meeting in the Grand Hotel last night committees reported plans for participation in the Decoration Day parade with about two thousand in line. Fifty five councils were represented. Men will march and women will ride in carriages. Next meeting set for Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Grand Hotel
Swan Victim Improves After Spring Grove Attack
Joseph Good Jr of Winton Place is recovering well after a swan attack in Spring Grove Cemetery on Tuesday. Doctors say his right eye, badly damaged by the bird, will not lose sight. He is the son of former Market Inspector Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Good, Jr
Winton Place
Spring Grove
Good
First-Class Tours to Yellowstone Yosemite Depart Chicago
Exclusive all expense tours to Yellowstone National Park and Yosemite Valley travel in July and August by special trains from Chicago. Organized by the Tourist Department with Union Pacific and Northwestern Line. Send for itineraries to S A Hutchison Manager 212 Clark street Chicago NL.
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Yellowstone National Park
Yosemite Valley
California
Utah
Colorado
Chicago
Tourist Department
Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwestern Line
S. A. Hutchison
Clark Street
Mother Accused of Desertion Faces Funds Freeze Action
In Cincinnati, a judge granted a restraining order preventing Feiga Galon from withdrawing $400 from City Hall Bank. Minors Schafo and Joseph Galen petitioned via their attorney Alfred Bettman, claiming their father Joseph Galon is ill and they have been abandoned by their mother. A receiver may be appointed to use the funds for the family's support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Harmon
T. P. Gore
Washington, D. C
Vallee Harold
Portsmouth
R. D. Hart
Calliopean Literary Society
Denison University
Emory W. Hunt
John G. Milburn
New York City
T. E. Dye
Urbana
David Eley
Jeromesville
George C. Gumm
Washington
D. C
Charles J. Faulkner
J. H. Woodard
Madisonville
W. Stilwell
Millersburg
Charles W. Thomas
Sandusky
Jeston Warner
Findlay
Rev. C
M. Rupe
Lima
Mason Mathews
Lewisburg
W. Va
W. la Mag
Schafo
Joseph Galen
Alfred Bettman
James B. Swing
City Hall
Feiga Galen
Joseph Galon
Feiga Galon
Moulinier, Bettman &Hunt
Interstate Commerce Trial Hits Rail Safety Rules
United States Court proceedings against the Big Four Railroad for railways safety appliances law violations ended with findings of noncompliance in eight counts and penalties totaling 800. The day also covered upcoming livestock transport law cases against B and O S W, bankruptcy petition by Cypress Lumber’s William Mitchell, a $200 verdict for John A. Herold against a traction firm, appeals by Pierce and Thomas Gregg of the Commercial Bank of West Jefferson, and appeals by Central Union Telephone Co. in Conneaut case for $9,518.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
McPherson
Big Four Railroad
Thompson
United States
Arthur L. Walter
William Mitchell
Delhi
Cypress Lumber Company
Cypress Company
John A. Herold
Covington
Traction Company
Pierce M. Gregg
Thomas C. Gregg
Commercial Bank of
West Jefferson
Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Sater
Mitchell & Miller
Central Union Telephone Company
Judge Tells Jury to Return Verdict for Defendant
Superior Court instructs jury in damage case Edwin Slaline versus Cincinnati Sand Blast Co to find for the defendant on contributory negligence. Slaline, son of George Slaline, was injured when a stool he stood on to adjust a valve slipped and he was caught in a belt, crushing his right leg and necessitating amputation. Attorneys W H Schweikert and G J Slaline for plaintiff. G Gores C M Cist and A W Goldsmith for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Herfurth, Jr
Cincinnati Traction Company
Sixth Street
Mt. Hope Road
John Oberschmid
Copper Smith
O’connell
Oberschmid
Actress Seeks Divorce Over Queen of Sheba Mockery and Gambled Fortune
Mary Schaetzel files for divorce from George Schaetzel claiming neglect and improper dress, noting he calls her Queen of Sheba while squandering money on gambling. The suit names several other divorce actions from local couples, with attorneys listed and judges presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banker
Sheba
Mary Schaetzel
George Schaetzel
New Orleans
Sparks
Antho Scharon
Alberta S. Scharon
Ona Myrtle Phelps
Harry H. Phelps
York Street
Newport
Ona M. Davis
Thorndyke
Fredericks
Cappelle
Caldwell
John Foote
Glassblower
Reading
Melinda B. Foote
Pogue & Pogue
Robert A. Black
Phares
Gusweiler & Phares
Woodmansee
Ida Chain
Elijah Chain
H. J. Appling
Frances Peck
William H. Peck
East Sixth Street
Grocer
Ed H. Williams
Bromwell
Annie Welch
Divorce Plea Over Desertion Names Welch and Bruce
A divorce filing cites desertion by David Welch with John E. Bruce listed as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Welch
John E. Bruce
Probate Court Bequeaths Estate to Church and Hospital
Bequeaths in several wills include gifts to Mary Luhring and relatives, with residuary bequests to St. Mary's Church and Betts Street Hospital. Maria Katherine Rohe's will apportions cash to the Bunkers and Rohe, with the remainder divided among Polking, Hardebeck, and Hasselbrock. Probate inventories list estates for Howard, Wilson, Haders, and others, and filing for administration covers Ayers, Luhring, and Ganselman. Goldsmith case tied to Rosenthal set for hearing next Tuesday amid alleged unsound mind claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Luhring
Mary Luhring
Florente W*ree
Catherin Gross
Mary Jane Wileun
Mary Wright
Maria Katherine Rohe
Rosa
Maria
George Bunker
Maria Rohe
Testatrix
Caroline Polking
Catherine Hardebeck
Dina Hasselbrock
Caroline Pollking
Hee Lohman
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Flint Street
Betts Street Hospital
Michael D. Waldron
Main Street
Harry Ahlbrandt
Gilbert Avenue
Felix S. Goldsmith
Albert Rosenthal
Goldsmith
Rosenthal
Avondale
Charles S. Howard
Mary C. Wilson
George Haders
Harry L. Linch
Benjamin M. Ayers
William H. Ganselman
Sophia May Luhring
William Wersel
Pal of Convict Sentenced Six Months for Hold-Up Charge
Criminal Court to hear opinions after Frank Cella filed forty one transcripts from Police Court. Henry Ditto convicted of assault in the Burt hold up with $44 by William Brown. Ditto sentenced to six months and fined fifty dollars. Brown pleaded guilty and received twelve years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cella
Grand Jury
Henry Ditto
G. W. Burt
William Brown
Hunt
Brown
Youthful teamster bound over for shooting at Bauer brothers
John Sagel 22 a teamster of 1675 Hatha way street was bound over to the grand jury after Wednesday night shooting at brothers Joseph and Fred Bauer of 26 Back street Judge Lueders reduced the charge from discharging firearms to shooting with intent to kill and set bond at 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sagel
Hathaway Street
Joseph
Fred Bauer
Back Street
Grand
Lueders
Three New German Steamships Enter Service
The North German Lloyd Steamship Company adds three large modern steamships Derfflinger Buelow and Luetzow built for Japanese and Chinese service with occasional New York trips. Derfflinger sails to New York on maiden voyage with a harbor demonstration in her honor and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Steamship Company
New York
Derfflinger
Buelow
Luetzow
Germany
St Bernard Plans Largest Decoration Day Parade and Memorial
Decoration Day events in St Bernard will feature a 1 30 p m parade with G A R members Millcreek Valley and many groups led by Grand Marshal R A Mackrum. Graves at St John and St Marys cemeteries will be decorated and a memorial program at Tower avenue schoolhouse will include speeches by Judge John P Murphy Gustave Werner and Mayor Henry Imwalle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Albert E
Martin Camp
Sons of Veterans
St. John's
St. Mary’s
G A. R
Millcreek Valley
Sons of Veterans and Ladies’ Auxiliaries
Daughters of America
Order of United American Mechanics
Eagles
Henry Imwalle
St. Bernard
R. A. Mackrum
Tower Avenue
John P. Murphy
Gustave Werner
Imwalle
Inventor Battered by Acid Explosion in Office
Dr. E. P. Adams suffered severe facial burns when a sulphuric acid test tube exploded over a burner in the Neave Building. He believes he nearly has a new heating compound for soldiers to warm and cook food on the march and plans to pursue the invention despite the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Adams
Neave
Adams
Borneo
Insurance Agent Accused in Assault Arrest Warrant
John Kennedy seeks arrest of George Pohl an insurance agent with offices at Fourth and Walnut streets. Warrant issued in Police Court yesterday after Pohl allegedly struck Patrick Kennedy fracturing two ribs at the elder Kennedy's home during a collection visit. Patrick Kennedy confined to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennedy
Boal Street
George Pohl
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Kennedy
Pohl
Patrick Kennedy
Lexington to Host Alumni of Revolutionary Societies
Members of the Ohio Society Sons of the Revolution and the Ohio Society of Colonial Wars will be guests of the Kentucky Society Sons of the Revolution in Lexington on June 17 for the Bunker Hill anniversary. About fifty members from across the state are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Blaine Club
Illinois
Chicago
Farris
Ohio Society
Sons of the Revolution
Ohio Society of Colonial Wars
Kentucky Society
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething Pain
An advertisement notes Mra Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain and teething distress in children. It claims to soothe gums, relieve wind colic, and cure diarrhoea, with a guarantee under the Food and Drugs Act and a registration date of June 30 1906 Serial No 1098.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Winslow
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Gohen
Norwood
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Lockland
Sycamore
Mt. Airy
Eighth Ward
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George Kollman
Pfaff
Dempsey
Broadway
East Third Street
Jones
Judsonn
Montgomery
Preble
Butler
Baton
Democratic State Committee
Xenia
Stark County
Atlee Pomerene
Canton
Board of Education
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Dabney
University
Harris
City Club
John L. Shuff
Mr. Shuff
Pomerene
John Co. Welty
Benjamin B. Dale
Mr. Dale
Rudolph Reemelin
Ninth and
Plum Streets
Rickets Snell
Sarah Siewers
Miss Burke
Swan
Lad
Sues
Avers
Sues Traction Company
United States. Court
Superior Court
Probate Court
Criminal Court
Pal
North German Lloyd
the Young Men’s Mutual Life Association
Aime: Denke 7
Eens Se Sean
Batasnine
D-Monon
Intil Imme
Fifth and
Walnut
Cindy Tobacco
Toi Bremer
Vine St
Phone Canal
J. & C. Fischer
W. G. Woodmansee Piano Co
West Fourth Street
Bismarck Cafe Mercantile Library
Walnut ST
Metropolitan Service
Peaceine
Hamilton
Augusta Schleseng
A. B. Roessler
N. E. Cor
Court
Goldblatt
E. Sixth St
Chester Freex
Harding
Ah Sid
Mlle
Olive
Melrose
Columbia Talking Pictures
Cane
Gargiulo
Princess
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