Showman Robinsons Son Sues Father for Fortune
John G. Robinson sues his father Governor Robinson for 160876.09 plus delivery of stock valued at about double, claiming about one fourth share of his late mother Caroline Robinsons estate and cash dividends and wages totaling over 206000 since 1839. The suit follows similar filings by two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Robinson
Showman
John G. Robinson
Robinson
Caroline
Russell-Morgan Company
United States Printing Company
United States Playing Card Company
W.B. Ogelsby Paper Company
City Woman Injured In Knife Attack
Littie Walker of 312 Wade street suffered five knife wounds and was treated at City Hospital after saying a jealous colored man assaulted her. Separately, thieves broke into a freight car of the C. L. & N. Railroad at Front street and Broadway yesterday and stole merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littie Walker
Wade Street
C., L. & N. Railroad
Front Street
Broadway
Mt Lookout M E Church Plans Brotherhood Chapter
Men of Mt Lookout M E Church meet tonight to organize a Methodist Brotherhood chapter. W E Brooks of the St Paul Brotherhood will address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Lookout M. E. Church
Methodist Brotherhood
W. E. Brooks
St. Paul
Corte Improves After Lethal Shot at Gibson House Lobby
Glenn Corte, who shot himself in the Gibson House lobby Saturday night, is improving at Good Samaritan Hospital according to doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Corte
Gibson House
Good Samaritan Hospital
Two Men Arrested in Disorderly Conduct Case
Dan Mason and Erwin Daugherty were arrested yesterday morning by Patrolmen Dowd and Crowley at 412 East Sixth street. Mason was treated at City Hospital after the incident. Disorderly conduct is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Mason
New Street
Erwin Daugherty
East Sixth Street
Dowd
Crowley
Mason
City Hospital
Barnes Delivers First Talk at Sherman School
Dr. Earl Barnes of Columbia University opened a three part series with a lecture in the Sherman School Auditorium. The audience included kindergarten and primary teachers as well as school principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Barnes
Columbia University
Sherman School
Police arrest John street piano player on fugitive charge
Detectives Reed and Hall yesterday arrested Edward Gray at 418 John Street on a fugitive from justice charge. He is said to be wanted in Columbus Ohio for cutting to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed and Hall
Edward Gray
John Street
Columbus
Actor Ned Barry Injured in Hub Saloon Elevator Fall
Ned Barry an actor living on Spring Grove avenue fell down an elevator shaft in the Hub saloon on Hast Fifth street yesterday. He landed on waiter James Capposi who was unhurt. Barry was taken to the City Hospital with a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Barry
Spring Grove Avenue
Hub
Hast Fifth Street
James Capposi
Capposi
Barry
City Hospital
Bethesda Hospital Annual Donation Day Event
Bethesda Hospital holds its annual donation day on Friday with a reception from 2 to 8 p.m. and supper served 5 to 8 p.m. The evening program begins at 8 o'clock with entertainment planned at the Church of the New Jerusalem parish house on Oak and Winslow streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda Hospital
Church of the New Jerusalem
Oak and
Winslow Streets
Continue Murder Case Patrolman Hess Charged
Patrolman Charles Hess is charged after a continued murder case with authorities pursuing further evidence. The investigation centers on the suspect and potential involvement of related parties as prosecutors prepare formal moves.
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Charles Hess
Eczema Troubles Mentioned for Mrs Bittner at Delaware Street
Mrs. Lillie Bittner of 529 Ontario Street South Bethlehem Pennsylvania is noted for eczema difficulties with dates March 18 and April 15 1908 referenced in a local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Lillie Bittner
Ontario St
Bethlehem, Pa
Fearful psoriasis cured by Cutiura remedies
A reader from Winkfield Rd Wood Green describes a four year struggle with psoriasis despite visits to 38 doctors. After using Cutiura Soap andointment daily for a month starting around 1906 the condition began to improve, with payment around October that year.
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Winkfield Rd
Wood Green
Man Charged With Murder After Quarrel Over Child
Joseph Schneider, an elderly man, was arraigned in Police Court yesterday on a murder charge following a fatal quarrel over his child. The case was continued to October 15.
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Joseph Schneider
Tragedy On Railroad Tracks Near Winton Place
A white man about 50 was killed last night while walking the C H D Railroad yards north of Winton Place. He was hurled fifty feet and the body brought to the morgue with no identification found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton Place
Infant Burned By Sibling Suspect Grave Injury
Anna Payne aged 1 at 817 Central Avenue suffered severe burns after a two year old sister pushed a broom into an open grate and ignited the baby’s clothing. The child was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Payne
Central Avenue
City Hospital
Druggist Secures Warrant for Former Employee
Druggist F. W. Kisker of Seventh and Mound streets obtained a police court warrant for Alvin Willeke of 986 Grand Avenue, a former employee, on a petit larceny charge after Willeke allegedly took $34 to buy stamps and fled when found in a poolroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Kisker
Seventh
Mound Streets
Alvin Willeke
Grand Avenue
Kisker
Willeke
Tragedy In Providence Home Ends In Suicide
James Berry a 25 year old colored man of 1518 Providence Street ended his life last night at his father Charles Berry's home 136 Opera Place by a gunshot. He had quarreled with his wife and told his sister he would kill himself. she took the weapon but he obtained it again and succeeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Berry
Providence Street
Charles Berry
Opera Place
Berry
Louis Ficks Injured in City Street Accident
Louis Ficks president of the National Carriage and Reed Company was slightly injured yesterday after he jumped from his buggy at Central Avenue and Twelfth Street when the horse was startled by a car. He was taken to City Hospital and later returned home on Madison Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ficks
National Carriage and Reed Company
Central Avenue
Twelfth Street
Ficks
City Hospital
Madison Road
Contests Fail To Erupt At Spring Grove Cemetery Meeting
An annual cemetery meeting yielded no opposition. Drausin Wulsin was named Chairman with I. Fry Secretary. John F. Winslow won the vacant post after Thomas Morrison’s death with 1,243 votes. Regular ticket candidates Edward Goepper 1,242 John V. B. Scarborough 1,241 Frank J. Jones 1,242 were elected for three years. Secretary Spear reported receipts 199,431.74 disbursements 196,435.73 balance 9,220.68. Will standard salaries and grounds maintenance figures follow.
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Spring Grove Cemetery
Drausin Wulsin
I. Fry
H. Pettit
F. W. Kinley
John F. Winslow
Thomas Morrison
Morrison
Edward Goepper
John V. B. Scarborough
Frank J Jones
Joseph C. Spear
Antique city property list of frame houses and costs
One story frame residence on Glenmore avenue near Pana owned by Charles H Craig cost 20500065. A two story frame residence at 1649 avenue owned by Anna Honaker cost 2750. A two and a half story frame residence at the northwest corner of Boudinot and Augusta owned by James T Weaver cost 0. An additional two story frame residence on Helen street near Warner and Flora avenue owned by Lydtle Knapp cost 2250. Live Oak Realty Co owner with alterations at 823 and 325 Walnut street cost 2500 2000 2700 1500.
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Glenmore Avenue
Pana
Charles H. Craig
1649 Avenue
Anna Honaker
Boudinot and
Augusta
James T. Weaver
Cwmer
Helen Street
Highland Avenue
Flora Avenue
Warner
Lydtle Knapp
COBL
Eseyceeeeres
Live Oak Realty Co
Walnut Street
Gaff Estate
Will Be In Charge Of the Working Boys' Home
J. H. Kline named to oversee the Working Boys' Home duties as the new administrator. The appointment emphasizes care, oversight, and duties for residents and staff within the facility.
Kline Named Superintendent at West Ninth Street Work ing Boys Home
Mr and Mrs J H Kline take charge Sunday as new Superintendent and assistant at the Working Boys Home in West Ninth street Cincinnati figures prominently in his background Having worked with Murat Halstead on the Commercial Gazette Krell Piano Company for years and with Robert G Ingersoll He led the reform crusade in Atlantic City and aims to create a welcoming home for live boys without heavy religious pressure He may be appointed probation officer of the Juvenile Court by the Evangelical Alliance before November 1
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J. H. Kline
West Ninth Street
Kline
Cincinnati
Murat Halstead
Old Commercial Gazette
Krell Piano Company
Robert G. Ingersoll
Robert Watson
Mr. Kline
Atlantic City
Crutchfield
Memphis
Tenn
Evangelical Alliance
Stock Certificates Authorized by Father Acknowledged as Misleading
Healy, Ferris and McAvoy represent the plaintiffs in a case involving delivery of stock certificates in multiple companies. The documents, claiming authority from a father acting as guardian and trustee, were signed without understanding their true import and the recipient relied on the father for presumed authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healy, Ferris & McAvoy
Templar Parade Plans Revised by Local Commanderies
Several Knights Templar bodies in Cincinnati announce assembly times on October 14 for escorting the Grand Commandery of Ohio. Sir Knights gather at the asylum at different morning slots and move to the Scottish Rite Cathedral from the Linton Hotel.
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Hanselmann Commandery
NO. 16
K. T
Templar
Georgdp W. Atridgh
D. H. Pottenger
Masonic
Cincinnati
Knights Templars
Asylum
Ednesday
Grand Commandery of
Ohio
Linton Hotel
Scottish Rite
Chas. A. Eckert
Knights OF
Trinity Commandery
Knights of Trinity
Grand Commandery Knights Template of
Robt
D. Betts
Henry B. Michie
Henry A. Weeks
Charles W. Phillips dies at 56. funeral set in Columbus
Charles W. Phillips of 2062 Eastern Avenue died Monday in his fifty sixth year. Funeral services are planned Thursday at 1 30 p m at Columbia Baptist Church with friends invited. The notice includes burial permits and a list of admissions for several city hospitals with diagnoses such as typhoid malnutrition bronchitis scarlet fever pneumonia and other conditions.
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Phillips
Charles W
Eastern Avenue
Columbia Baptist Church
Wolf
Maud
Deaconess Hospital
Ohio Avenue
Allen
Flo
City Hospital
West Eighth Street
Long
Thomas
Clifton Avenue
Price
William H
McHenry
Sunshine
Carmina
John Street
Cliff
Jessie
Price Hill
Schroeder
Alois
Selim Avenue
Harris
Kossuth Street
Dietreichs
Elizabeth
Freeman Avete
Rephricis
Walcher
Mary
Baymiller Street
Tris
James
Kemper Lane
Lloyd
Colerain Avenue
Inqu Higgins
Margaret
City Infirmary
Eggers
Sophia
Christ’s Hospital
Park Avenue
George
Christ’s Hospig Dillsboro
Ind
Goldschmidt
Joseph
Bethesda Hospital
Wayne Street
Gaino
Quincy
Car Isle Avenue
Stapleton
William
Township Avenue
Fire destroys plant at Queen City Bung Manufacturing Co
Fire last night gutted the one story frame plant of the Queen City Bung Manufacturing Co at Charlotte street and Central avenue. Fire officials say crossed wires started the blaze which caused an estimated 2500 loss with no insurance. building owned by W H Bode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Bung Manufacturing Company
Charlotte Street
Central Avenue
W. H. Bode
In Vogue in Cincinnati Styles of the Season
Fashion notes describe flat hats without bandeaus and bright red coats for children. Popular music leans toward waltzes. art nouveau decor appears on plaques and vases. Embroidery and lace trims appear on gowns, with black hats remaining fashionable beside all black picture hats. Glassware shifts to etched crystal and net lace waists match coats. Coat linings gain importance, favoring soft satiny contrasts and white in dressy black coats.
Shoes Stolen from Sleepy Worker at World’s Fair Site
J Rankins a colored worker at the World’s Fair Wrecking Company on Eighth street and McLean avenue slept in a shed yesterday. While asleep a thief searched his pockets and took $12. The thief also removed Rankins shoes and fled. Rankin reported the loss to the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rankins
Eighth Street
McLean Avenue
Rankin
Cincinnati Physicians Attend Mississippi Medical Meeting
Several local physicians will leave this morning for Louisville Kentucky to attend the thirty fourth annual Mississippi Medical Association meeting. The event convenes today and runs until Thursday with medical and surgical divisions meeting separately and papers read by many physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Mississippi Medical Association
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