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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1908
Page
10
J M Gidding Co showcases stylish wraps in imported broadcloths from $25, separate waists from $1.75 to $65, and rich furs including Pony, Squirrel, Sables, Ermine, Mink and more. The firm promises exacting standards in style and quality for discerning patrons with purse strings.
Divorce actions filed include William B. Clay versus Lucy Clay on gross neglect and desertion. Jennie Brinkman seeks divorce from Edward H. Brinkman with child custody. Jennie Graf sues Gustave Graf for divorce and custody citing habitual drunkenness. Nannie Nick sues Oliver Nick for divorce claiming lack of support. Probate filings for Mary Ziegler and Fannie Bloom estates. suits against H. M. Beazell and Ice Delivery Co. for damages. allegations of a bucket-shop loss and $5000 personal injury claims. Deputies pursue two New York autos with $5,000 attachment. District Court rulings include Otto Kalmus epilepsy charge specifics being refused. Appellate Court affirms Tennessee rail line verdicts and oleomargarine case sentences. Flora Wallach v Victor Shirt Co. suit for damages.
The annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be held October 29 to November 5 at Trinity Methodist Church with headquarters there. The society, organized in 1869, supports 360+ missionaries in Asia and the Americas, runs schools and industrial programs, and plans to enlarge the General Executive Committee to include a permanent home affairs committee.
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The Indiana, a new hydraulically grappling dredgeboat, is finishing at Howard Company's Jeffersonville shipyards. At 125 by 34 feet with a 30 inch draft, it will operate day and night on inland rivers, advancing the Ohio River improvement program with a versatile dredging system.
The Rev. Paul Tyner of Chicago has accepted a call to the New Thought Temple on East McMillan Street Walnut Hills and will preach for the first time Sunday morning November 1 He is known in Chicago for supplying the pulpit at the Universalist Church and is active in New Thought circles He may lead the Los Angeles Fellowship Circle in this city The Rev P J Green of Portland Oregon will address the temple this morning on the Unifying Power of the Christ Mind
California without change in new Pullman ordinary sleeping cars with wide vestibules and modern conveniences. Excursion agents in charge. Leaves Cincinnati Tuesdays at 6 p.m. via Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio Paso and Los Angeles to San Francisco. Berths half of cost in regular sleepers. See agents B and O, Southern Pacific, or write company officials Wiseman or Connor.
Mrs. Dave Blanche Eid wife of Philip Eid sues her father in law Louis Eid and his wife Sophia Eid seeking 25000 dollars in the Common Pleas Court alleging they plotted to alienate her husband’s affections after her May marriage in Bellevue Kentucky. Attorneys J H Dawson and Arthur C Hall represent her.
Superintendent Shipley of the Street Repair Department answered the Public Service Board with a stern defense against graft accusations. He urged the accuser to issue a public apology. The board filed his letter and ordered Clerk Wenner to copy and forward it to the Sedamsville Riverside Business Club regarding earth from Bold Face Creek sewer excavation.
Try and win valuable prizes by answering. Tie for 10 nearest correct answers wins any Upright Piano up to 150 dollars for 50 dollars cash or installments. Next five receive LD plated clocks and 350 credit certificates for piano purchases. Additional correct answers earn a book of fifty songs.
Catherine M. Taphorn sues John Taphorn for alimony in gross of 15 000 dollars and seeks an injunction to prevent disposal of a half interest in 75 000 dollar real estate and bank funds. They married in 1880 and have four children. She alleges three years of mistreatment and failure to provide since January 13. An injunction to preserve assets was granted. David H. Scott is a plaintiff.
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