Agreed suit filed over Union Central Life surplus
Attorney General sues Union Central Life Insurance in circuit court to oust the company from its franchise and claim that $779,788 of the surplus from nonparticipating policies belongs to participating policy holders. The action questions stockholder rights and the 1867 by laws, alleging improper capital stock increases and misapplied funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Central Life Insurance Concern
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Ellis
Bilis
J. W. Davis
John P. Peck
James Jackson
Israel Williams
Alex. F. Hume
Ayers
Petitioner
Inter- Ee Ie
Bus kSs
Smith W. Bennett
Challen B. Ellis
Maxwell & Ramsey
Gray haired father seeks pardon for son in Cincinnati
The father of R H Baker, circuit court clerk of Clinton Tennessee, failed in an appeal to the Board of Pardons to free his son from the Workhouse. Baker had a $400 fine remaining after a prior pardon. The board previously granted pardons to Peter Lang for drunkenness James A Hawkins for snare conduct Albert Love and Harry L Gregory for carrying concealed weapons.
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R. H. Baker
Board of Pardons
Femi
Clinton
Tenn
Cincinnnati
Baker
Peter Lang
James A. Hawkins
Albert Love
Harry L. Gregory
Saxbys Magazine Out and Its October Issue
The Cincinnati periodical Saxbys Magazine presents its October number calling itself truly different. It highlights concise coverage of major issues of the day including a discussion on Government Ownership of Railroads by Thomas Sawyer Spivey. The issue features an attractively designed red and gold cover.
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Saxby
Cincinnati
Thomas Sawyer Spivey
Peters Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William H Peters of 2122 Eastern avenue plan their silver wedding anniversary with a solemn high mass of thanksgiving at St Rose s Church just after mass time. The male choir Peters has led for 37 years will perform Haydn s First Mass followed by Te Deum Joseph Schenke will sing the offertory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Peters
Eastern Avenue
St. Rose’s Church
Peters
Prinber
Haydn
Joseph Schenke
Grand Jury Probes Doughman Death Refusal to Certify
Grand jury opened an inquiry into the death of John Doughman 52 at his East Twelfth Street home. Coroner Cameron declined to certify the cause as self-inflicted after Daisy Doughman 15, the widow, testified her husband killed himself, sending the matter to Prosecutor Rulison.
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Cameron
John Doughman
East Twelfth Street
Doughman
Daisy
Rulison
Reach No Decision in Viaduct Matter
The City Service Board heard multiple arguments on repairing the Liberty Street viaduct structure but offered no decision after the discussion. Officials weighed costs, timelines, and safety concerns presented by engineers and residents.
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Svice Board
Liberty Street
Debated Fate of Liberty Street Viaduct Split Over Old Bridge Plan
West End groups push to replace the dilapidated Liberty Street Viaduct while others urge repair. City officials note potential legal tangle with existing contracts and funding questions, with a next meeting scheduled to resume discussion.
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Liberty Street
Servix Board
West End
John Cornette
Moyer
Hillenbrand
Eckert
Fitzpatrick
Martin
Laidlaw
Grainger & Co
Price /Hill Business Club
George ‘Thompson
Western Hills
William Hassenpflug
State Avenue Improvement Association
Landmaker
Danenhower
Democratic
Eear
Opinio
Foraker
Traction Company
John James
Lunchroom for School A Success
At Whittier School the Mothers' Club established a daily lunchroom in the basement, serving 75 to 100 Price Hill students who otherwise faced lengthy walks home at noon. The program, approved by the Board of Education, began with rotating club duties and a nominal charge to cover food costs, and it has maintained steady patronage since opening.
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Price Hill
Whittier
Mothers’ Club
Board of Education
Three Elections In One Building At North Cincinnati Turn Verein
The North Cincinnati Turn Verein hosts three annual elections this evening. Voters will elect officers for the N C T V in the main hall from 5 to 9. The Cincinnati Bowling Association and Volunteer Bowling Club also hold elections with overlapping candidate tickets.
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Cincinnati Turn
Brokate
Karlan
Schroeder
Gankel
Cincinnati Bowling Association
Gustav Clemmons
Edward Brendamour
Dayton
Bankers Turn Farmers Seek Cotton Growth by River Trip
Three former clerks from Pittsburg, Harry Rogers, William Murray, and George Walker, pool resources to raise cotton. They bought land in Arkansas and planned a river voyage via the Ohio and Mississippi to reach their new home. A minor accident left their motor boat out of commission, Rogers stopping in Cincinnati while the other two went to Portsmouth for repairs.
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Pittsburg
Arkansas
Smokey City
Harry Rogers
William Murray
George Walker
Ohio
Mississippi
Rogers
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Mayor Delays Firemen Promotions Certification
On the first day of October Mayor Markbreit did not certify the names of about sixty applicants for promotion to the local fire department. The Board of Public Safety is to meet tomorrow morning, and the Mayor expects to have the certifications ready then.
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Board of Public Safety
Markbreit
Parsonage Becomes Training School for Rescue and Purity
St. Paul’s M. E. Church parsonage at 545 West Seventh street now hosts a rescue and purity workers training program. Miss Julia Morrow, acting principal, leads the effort for the National Purity Federation. A Board of Trustees comprising Rev. H. O. Fry, Dr. J. S. Caldwell, T. H. Darby, H. A. Winans and others from Cincinnati, New York, Pittsburg, LaCrosse, Dayton, Los Angeles, Cambridge, Indianapolis, Chicago, and Hamilton oversees the project.
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St. Paul’s
M. E. Church
West Seventh Street
Julia Morrow
National Purity Federation
H. O. Fry
J. 8. Caldwell
T. H. Darby
H. A. Winans
J. B.martin
Cincinnati
Josiah Strong
D.D
Franklin W. Burr
New York City
J. T. McCrory
Pittsburg
B. S. Steadwell
LaCrosse
Wis
John J. Semby
Trustees Let Life Policies Lapse Before Death
A New York bankrupt firm’s trustees let life insurance policies on their leader lapse for 106000 dollars after two doctors deemed him sound. He died weeks later, prompting claims they would have maintained the policies if death were foreseen. The Union Central Life Insurance Company, established 1867, promotes policy holder benefits.
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New York
Union
Central Life Insurance and, of
Cincinnati
Progress Report on Grand Lodge Centennial Planning
A Committee of Arrangements meeting for the Grand Lodge F and A M centennial was held at the Linton Hotel. Edward E. Shipley presided as about twenty members reviewed committee reports showing favorable progress. Plans for entertainment and the parade were discussed and delayed to the next meeting with funds promised to support an elaborate celebration.
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Grand Lodge
A. M
Linton Hotel
Edward E. Shipley
Couple Wed in Early Morning Elopement Claim
Walter Robinson aged 21 and Goldie Richardson aged 19 from Cambridge Ohio traveled to Cincinnati at 2 AM to marry in a local hotel. They were married by Rev. Gervaise Roughton and deny plans to outwit family or elope.
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Cincinnati
Walter Robinson
Goldie Richardson
Cambridge
Gervaise Roughton
Fisherman Roach Returns from Vacation in Starbuck Tribute
Mr. P. Roach, a close friend of the late Alexander Starbuck, arrived in Cincinnati yesterday after a summer fishing trip on the Canadian border. He expressed deep sorrow over Starbuck’s death and recalled their shared days on the water.
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Starbuck
Mr.p. ‘&. Roach
Cincinnati
Roach
Alexander Starbuck
Mr. Staruck
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Westwood Business Club
Starbuck Smith
Federated Improvement Associations
John Eckert
William Gang
West Cincinnati Business Men’s Association
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Mitchell's
America
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Commercial Tribune Building
N. C. T. V., Bowling Association and Volunteer Club
W. H. Brown’s Son Goal CO
Youghiogheny
Chamber of Commerce
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce Weighing Bureau
Queen City
Institute For Rescue Workers
ASK
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St. Louis
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Lew Fields
Lew Fields Herald Square Theater
Times-Star
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Guy Standing
Theodore Roberts
Charles Frohman
Ethel Barrymore
Lady Frederick
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Forepaugh Stock Co
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Roger Imhof
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