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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1908
Page
8
The Gidding Label stands for fashion and quality in women s attire with sensible prices. Tailored suits from 25 to 49.50 and a wide range of dresses gowns wraps coats and furs are advertised as the best fall clothing buys in the region. An hour viewing will prove this establishment a key stop for stylish wardrobes west of New York.
Hungarian wanted on embezzlement charges is held by police in Uniontown Pennsylvania. He is described as a nobleman and fears returning home to avoid alleged assassination by fellow countrymen.
William Rezy linked to a Hungarian nobility claim is captured behind Uniontown prison walls on embezzlement charges after allegedly taking over $10 000 from a local savings bank where he served as cashier. Detectives Callahan and Jackson made the arrest amid a broader banking scandal that devastated Polish and Hungarian workers.
Detectives tracked Rezy, a fugitive from a Pennsylvanian bank theft, to a Hungarian enclave on Upper Central Avenue. He confessed identity, faced charges, and awaits arraignment as extradition papers are prepared. The wider case involves the bank head and an alleged $200,000 plus theft.
Schools resumed as about 50 000 pupils returned to public classrooms with 1 100 teachers. parochial schools saw a similar teacher count and 32 500 enrollments, while 10 000 fewer students attended parish schools. Education laws now require schooling to age 16 with health rules. high schools ban secret societies. class sizes capped at forty.
Mrs J E Davis of 326 Pearl street learns her son 8 M Mahoney is dead in Aquiscalients on the Mexican Central line. She had sought documentary proof from Mayor Markbreit to show he is her son to claim property he left.
Dr. Horace J. Whitacre files injunction in Common Pleas Court to stop changing East Auburn avenue to Roanoke avenue. Intervenor Whitacre joined by A. Griffith, claiming street names honor living residents could harm property rights and history. Other actions note dissolution petition for The Queen Manufacturing Company and a rent suit against A. O. Brown & Co. plus a court order allowing Stag Care Company to be sold as a going concern.
Edward Grob denies cruelty in his answer to Margaret Grob and cross petitions for divorce, alleging she consorted with younger men including Nicholas Casper at 4106 Mad Anthony Street. Other suits name cruelty abandonment and neglect, with several divorces dismissed after settlements. United States court actions involve grain and hay firms seeking a restraining order over railroad cargo allowances and Ohio AOUW standing in a dispute over funds. Akron and other appeals noted.
Harlow C. Farrell, referee, filed the insolvency report showing liabilities of 99356.30 and assets of 229240.36 for the Steel Foundry Company. Assets include buildings 346191.17 power equipment 21636.13 machinery 84965.32 office furniture 675.50 tools 3392 materials and fixtures 38112.50 accounts receivable 23119.84 castings on hand 11000 cash 147.90. Company incorporated December 1905 with 200000 capital stock fully paid. Judge Warner lifted assignment of Charles Polinsky on creditors’ motion after full compromise.
Elizabeth Termath sues Ohio Traction Company for 5050 damages after injuries from a collision between a company car and a Big Four train on Carthage Pike last May. John C. Rogers is referenced in the filing.
Frank Jonivitz sues Cincinnati Traction Company to recover $5,050 for injuries from attempting to board a Colerain avenue car near Bates street last April. Rogers and Crosley are listed as attorneys for the plaintiff.
Administrators of the Lewis Broadwell estate filed a final account showing 77777.91 received and disbursed with 1415.37 cash on hand and stocks valued at 13264. Personal estates appraisals include Peter Keam at 2485.57 and Frederick Goese at 500. Ahna Beckett left her estate to niece Jennie Kline. Barbara Stirnkorb is sole beneficiary of George Stirnkorb’s will. Applications to administer estates filed for Mary A. Stanton Anna Beckett John N. Simon Joseph Lawson Jennie B. Schaefer Frank Vorlahan Mary H. Street. William Friedhoff left his estate to wife Wilhelmina with remainder to children share and share alike.
The General Committee on opening the Harrison Avenue Viaduct met at the Brighton Bank and ratified an $800 fireworks contract. Ordinance for via duct use by the traction company is passed and weather permitting, readiness is set by September 19. The plan calls for a large citywide decoration effort and a speakers’ stand at Harrison avenue corner.
In City Hospital ward yesterday John Murphy aged 33 of 528 Pearson street and Frank Wait of 1208 Main street clashed after an argument. Nurses intervened and separated them, and hospital authorities discharged both men for fighting, stating if they are well enough to fight they are well enough to go home.
Sparks from a B and O engine ignited wooden roadway on the Liberty Street Viaduct. Firemen faced water access challenges due to a broken deck while ladders rested on tracks. Lieutenant Fred Moorman of No 29 broke his shoulder when struck by debris. fire lasted hours with minimal loss.
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