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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1908

Page

8

Mullen Replies in Cincinnati Council on Viaduct Debate

Eighth Ward member Mullen defended the Harrison Avenue Viaduct project arguing floods, not grade-crossing removal, prompted construction. He denounced Shaffer of the Business Men's Club as not a citizen and pledged a forthcoming statement on high water effects. The session also addressed street name changes, park land acquisitions, and multiple public works proposals.

Eighth Ward Business Men’s Club John Galvin O'Brien Schweninger Renner Mullen Shaffer Business Men's Club Harrison Avenue Harry Manns Knockers Club Ludlow Avenue Brookline Spring Grove Avenue Jefferson Avenue Garfield Avenue Fairbanks Avenue Forest Avenue Elbridge Avenue Service Board Itlaw Avenue Committee On Bethany Avenue Epworth Avenue Schueler Street Mad Anthony Osterfeld Street Mohawk Street Burton Avenue Glenwood Avenue City of Cincinnati Parker Dickson William Dickson Jennie D. Buck Mitchell Avenue Dickson, Wedgewood Lowry Avenues Qehler Street Louisa Harriet Streets McMicken Avenue Walnut Street Back Street Linck Alley Roberts Avenue Fairmount Avenue

Grain Men Lose In Federal Court and Rail Rates

Cincinnati grain and hay shippers lose case to force railroads to continue a $1.50 car allowance. Judge Thomson rules the rate arrangement violates interstate policy and cannot be made permanent. Shippers may seek relief only from the Interstate Commerce Commission, not the courts. Also notes suit against Victor Remedy Company and changes in bankruptcy counsel.

Cincinnati Ludlow Erlanger Thomson Thompson Thomspon Interstate Commerce Commission Supreme Court Armour United States Hay

Creditors Take Action in Local Bankruptcy and Attachments

An attachment on Grainger & Co. by administrator of Charles Kramer for 10,000 followed, with bond posted to release. Whittaker reports a 7 percent dividend for Lipman Schman former dealer. Harding creditors meet to pursue recovery from the wreck. Eagle Belting Co. consents to bankruptcy as led by Second National Bank. Taylor bankruptcy issues referred to Referee Knapp at Springfield.

Cincinnati Charles Kramer Harrison Avenue Grainger & Co W. H. Whittaker Lipman Schmaman Edward C. Harding Whittaker Eagle Belting Company John Caldwell Second National Bank Henry GC. Taylor Knapp Springfield

Kennedy Heights sues to bar alleged unauthorised trustees

The village of Kennedy Heights files suit to enjoin Lane Thompson August Driemeyer and Harry Gleusman from acting as Board of Trustees of Public Affairs alleging they assumed duties without election or authorization and interfere with Village Council. Damages suit over building collapse at 625 Central Avenue seeks 5400 dollars from the contractor’s assignee. Clarence Rankins sues Frank Limberg for 1155 dollars.

Kennedy Heights Lane Thompson August Driemeyer Harry Gleusman Ed H. Williams Central Avenue Elizabeth Ellen Dohan Malcolm C. McCasey W. F. Fox Clarence A. Rankins Frank Limberg John A. Rude L. H. Pummill

Will provisions from Elmwood Place estates disclosed

The will of Charles Moss's estate names his son Charles Moss as beneficiary. Joseph L. Marty leaves his estate to his wife Elizabeth while widow, then to children equally. John R. Brackmann's will allocates $500 each to Good Samaritan Hospital Betts Street Hospital St Joseph's Foundling Asylum and St Francis Hospital. $2,000 to St Aloysius Catholic Church. various sums to Elizabeth B. Hale Herman Brackmann John S Brackmann Henry Brackmann Charles Lattenberger Tennie Petre and Vennie Griffith John Glab Joseph Hermsen. remainder to Henry T. Timmerman. Hannah Wellman’s will provides cash gifts to St Pauls English Lutheran Church Edgar and Leroy Schaffer German Deaconess Home Martha Gray and residue to Rev. E R Wagner. James Armstrong leaves $100 to each son Richard and James Armstrong $250 to grandchildren James and Annie Fisher and remainder to daughter Theresa Armstrong.

Elizabeth Street Charles Moss Joseph L. Marty Elizabeth Marty John R. Brackmann Elmwood Place Good Samaritan Hospital Betts Street Hospital St. Joseph's Foundling Asylum St. Francis Hopital St. Aloysius Catholic Church Elizabeth B. Hale Nashville Tenn Herman Brackmann John S Brackmann Henry Brackmann Charles Lattenberger Tennie Petre Vennie Griffith John Glab Joseph Hermsen Henry T. Timmerman Hannah Wellman St.Paul’s Cook and Draper Streets Edgar Leroy Schaffer Clifton Avenue Martha Gray E. R. Wagner James Armstrong Richard James Annie Fisher Theresa Armstrong

O'Dell Probate Case Delays Answer To December 1

Mrs Elizabeth Louise O'Dell widow of William J O'Dell fails to appear in probate court as administratrix to answer to Ballmann claims for omitted estate property. Judge Malsbury grants until December 1 for her personal appearance or removal. Ballmann seeks removal and appointment of a new administrator.

William J. O'Dell Ballmann Elizabeth Louise O’dell William J. O’dell John W. Ballmann Miller Thomas Cogan John H. Gleason New York Europe Frank Dinsmore Mrs. O'Dell Malsbury O'Dell Mr. O'Dell August Jess Nicholas Hartoin Bernadina Schumaker John E. Fitzpatrick Anna Dowling Gussie Francis Joseph C. Francis William Stephan Hermine Stephan John Dowling Katie Egan Annie Judge William Dowling Mary P. Buchanan Cincinnati Gas and Electric First National Bank Third National Bank Dayton & Middletown Central Trust and Safety Deposit Cincinnati Bell Telephone Emma Moss Anna Shanahan Ella Shanahan

Divorce Court Dispatches on Infelicities and Inheritance Alarms

Judge Woodmansee grants injunctions against dissipation of inheritance by Helen Smith’s husband John H. Smith amid divorce and alimony claims. Several divorces granted for cruelty, abandonment, threats, and neglect with multiple attorneys noted.

Helen Smith John H. Smith Allison Street Woodmansee Raymond Ratliff Marcus P. Brown Minnie E. Brown Chester Allen Raymond Kinner A. J. Cunningham Julia Welsch James P. Welsch Hoffman, Bode & le Blond Myrtle Flannagan

Court Notes On Damages And Civil Suits

The grand jury will report tomorrow. John Murphy sues Henry Brinkman for 10000 damages over Irene Murphy’s death, alleged run down by Brinkman wagon. Cogan & Williams, attorneys for plaintiff. The Cincinnati Realty Company sues J W Hambrick Huntington W Va in Muller's court for 30 49 due.

John Murphy Henry Brinkman Irene Murphy Brinkman Cogan & Williams The Cincinnati Realty Company Linton Hotel Justice Muller J. W. Hambrick Huntington W. Va

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