Woman's Work Address Praises Lay Effort in Church
Mrs. Annie Wittenmeyer, president of the Woman's National Temperance Union, spoke at First Baptist on the duty and method of women doing church work. She urged personal outreach, against apathy, and described challenges and Christian motivation. The meeting discussed library finances and stock assessments, adjourning to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Wittenmeyer
Woman's National Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
K. Leavitt
Hooker
Christ
St. Paul Church
Opening Eden Park concert shows band limits and audience turnout
At Eden Park's opening concert a large crowd watched carriages and horses, while Walnut Hills Street Railroad aims to revive attendance. The Currier Seidensticker band, thirty seven instruments strong, impressed yet suffered from conductor issues and insufficient volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Park
Walnut Hills Street Railroad
Cincinnati
Currier
Seidensticker
Bchrickel
Miss Cook praised by Milan professor for vocal prowess
A letter from Antoine Sangiovanni of the Royal Conservatory of Milan commends Emma Cook to Sig Alfisi. He lauds her robust sympathetic dramatic soprano range and rapid progress since studying in Milan, and pledges to assist in guiding her future career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cook
Sig
Alisi
Melodeon Hall
Milan
Sig. Alfisi
Antoine Sangiovanni
Royal Conservatory of
Emma Cook
Cincinnati Law Library Association Annual Meeting Notes
The Cincinnati Law Library Association held its annual meeting in the Law Library on Saturday. Mr King chaired. Mr Hinkle served as secretary. King stated members who failed to sign the constitution would be called to sign soon, and a future meeting would hear Mr Scarborough’s historical sketch of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough
Hinkle
Hamilton County
Cincinnati Law Library Association
Law Library
Mr. King
King
Bearborough
Eelipse Hall
Monmouth Street
New Central Hotel
J. Beck
Harris
Tibpatts Street
John Klein
Jefferson and
Monmouth Streets
Mr. Klein
Berry
Ohio River
Speeman
Eclipse Mall
Southern Railroad Awards for Kentucky Sections
The Cincinnati Southern Railroad trustees awarded multiple contracts in Boone Fayette and Grant counties Kentucky Division A lists numerous sections with firms including Duffin Walsh Ryan Co Malfoy McGill Delaney Riely Walden Virtue and Bley Menefee Ballard Burke and others Division B names Walton Wolf Co O Neill Vail and others The text also notes John Daily former Glades Hotel Oakland will manage Deer Park hotel starting the 22nd of the month and remarks on Deer Park becoming a favored Cincinnati resort venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railroad
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Boone, Fayette
Grant
Kentucky
Felix Duffin
John Walsh
T. F. Ryan & Co
John Malfoy
John McGill
Daniel Delaney
Be Riely
Fleming & Waldén
Virtue and Bley & Co
Menefee & Ballard
M. Burke
Divsion B
W. P. Walton
J. A. Wolf & Co
E. O'Neil & Vail
John Daily
Glades Hotel
Oakland
Deer Park
Hotel Arrivals at Burnet House and St James Hotel
The Burnet House lists guests including Capt. grammes Dean J J H Deitsch L B oe J F Tim W B Manning Harry B Orr N fides Wn Johnson A I Horne 8 A L Sonn Toledo May Camden k a Fanning Providence R I boe E NGP Housner Decatur Ill M Keener W Harris wife and three daughters Galveston Cottell Miss Cottell Toronto M M OMe and wife St Louis Theodore B Speiden Louisville Ky At the St James Hotel T pe Fern G Wood ward H G Anderson D W LaBar G A Law revo C J Beadsley New York Mrs A Martenz Jaamy bia okay McCarty Chicago Lik Smith Ceres N Y L Wson California Alexander W C Wissell Memphis Teoa S Cabell D J D Pingle J M Lee Cabod Colorado H C York T C Young ton At the Grand Hotel A M McGregor and wife O Matthew Griffin city L Lottier Vat on We met Louisville zone 8 Kentucky Polatsek H B Keen New Yok 70 Prin Fringie Ban norte Rig ets iy ette 3 Berow Ky P Langdon Balligiore Walter A Clark Aug P Corse Fied fy Julien Paris France
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet House
Capt
Grammes Dean
J J. H. Deitsch
L. B. Oe
J. F. Tim
Manning
Harry
Orr
N. Fides
Wn. Johnson
A. ‘I Horne
A. L. Sonn
Toledo
May
Camden
K. A
Fanning
Providence
R. I. Boe E
NGP
A. Martenz
Jaamy Bia
Okay McCarty
Chicago
Lik
Smith
Ceres
N. Y
L. Wson
Califordis
Alexander
W.C. Wissell
Memphis
Teoa
Cabell
D. J
D. Pingle
J. M. Lee Caabod
Colorado
H. C. York
T. C. Young
Ton
Grand Hotel
A. M. McGregor
Matthew Griffin
City
L. Lottier
Louisville
Kentu Polatsek
H. B. Keen
Prin Fringie
Berow
P. Langdon
Balligiore
Walter A. Clark
Aug. Pcorse
Fied Fy
Julien
Paris
France
Perpetual injunction in Harrison Turnpike case upheld
In Hamilton District Court Judges Avery Force Murdock and others granted a perpetual injunction against the county from opening the Harrison turnpike strip as a public road. The ruling held no valid public road had been legally established, granting the plaintiffs relief for invasion of rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton District Court
Avery
Firsts Force
Murdock
Harrison Turnpike
Cincinnati and Harrison Turnpike Company
County Commissioners
Hamilton County
Harrison
Force
Supreme Court
Thomas McDougall
Judge Hoadly
L. W. Goss
Judge OConnor Hears Langdon New Trial Motion
In Hamilton County Judge O Connor handles a motion to set aside a verdict against Dr Langdon related to money handled as Superintendent of the Longview Asylum. The court deemed the motion promptly and stated the law as he understood it would stand unless reversed, questioning the jury verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Diserensoa
J. C. Fiedeldey
Burnet
George W. McIlvaine
John Welch
William White
George Rex
W. J. Gilmore
Turspay
George W. McAfee
Thomas Phillips
Court’of Common Pleas
District Court
Brown County
Nsl
Alva C. Tucker
John Shade
District Court of
Allen County
Warre
State of Ohio
William F. Mann
Rebecca J. E. Townsend
Edmund B. Townsend
Clermont County
McIlvaing
C. J
Fimund B. Townsend
Thomas Every
Vendee
Rosanna Hardesty
Alonzo H. Hardesty
Tuscarawas County
Court of Common Pleas
Costa
Francis C. Dunton
State of
Ohio
Pickaway County
Armstrong
Jacob J. Risher
Putnam County
O'Connor
Langdon
Hamilton County
O. M. Langdon
Longview Asylum
Dr. Langdom
Dunlevy Sues The Amazon Insurance Company Verdict Favorable
In a probate court matter Judge Matson presided as Frank Brooker was appointed administrator. The case captioned Joseph B Dunlevy versus The Amazon Insurance Company concluded with a verdict of two thousand six hundred dollars plus interest for a policy linked to the steamboat Esperadoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Dunlevy
Amazon Insurance Company
Smith A Stephens
Johnson
Will Annexed for Bracker and Jones Estates Listed
The will annexed for Frederick G. Bracker lists personalty at 300 dollars and realty at 10 000 dollars. C J Dodds administers the Anna A Jones estate with 800 dollars in personalty for Holote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick G. Bracker
C. J. Dodds
Anna A. Jones
Court cases curb beer saucer makers and river boat lien
United States courts hear Knecke and Varwig versus Frank K Steves restraining actions in beer saucer manufacture with an injunction granted. Byers et al contest Stuarts lien on the steamboat H S Turner on appeal from the district court. The Post office clash with L D Sine moves to cease return of money letters. Sine faces arrest for mailing indecent epithet cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knecke and Varwig
Frank K. Steves
Kormons
Bond
Byers
L. D. Siye
Wahle
Sine
Johnson Ca’ Sine
Hooper
Legal notice items from Ohio court records
Entries show actions including leave to file error refused and adjournment to a later date, with references to Mears Offtaber Co and Underwood and Son. Another entry grants a writ of error while suspending execution and taking the case out of order, in Andreas versus the State of Ohio, dated Tuvespar June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears, Offtaber Co
Underwood & Son
Pere
Tuvespar
Andreas
State of
Ohio
Covington News Roundup From Suburbia and Local Courts
Local items report charges of breach of the peace and arrests at Covington including Herman and Seigle. Gossip covers a Lookout House picnic on Lexington Pike and an Alumni Association drama at Odd Fellows Hall. Baseball notes recount Stars vs Olympics with 7 8 scores and upcoming rematches. Newport news notes recruits, dog bites, street obstruction, church pastor transfer rumored, and petty fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Siegle
Arbelter
Lookout House
Lexington Pike
Odd Fellows’ Hall
High Method
Death on the Raft and political notes in Hamilton
A string of local items reports a death near Buckeye Paper Hills after a horse accident and train crossing. It also covers Democratic Committee officers elected, a Cincinnati elocutionist event, and various court cases, public notices, and a village concert with performances by local artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Downey
Buckeye Paper Hills
Wale
Dayton Street
Denly
Dayton
Sweet Downey
Milford News Briefs Show Local Happenings
Milford Mayor Searls improves his property. Martin Hoag opens a new bakery today. Harry Manning near Newburg critically injured by a horse Friday. not expected to survive. Kugler will case divides one seventh to town and six sevenths to Maj. West and family. bequests a lien on real estate. Welsh churches secure Gatch grove for a July 4 picnic. Milford Building Association adopts Supreme Court ruling on interest accrual, applauded by borrowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hoag
Harry Manning
Newburg
Kugler
Townsends
Maj
8. K. West
Lawrence and
College Streets
Gatch
Forest Avenue
Milford Building Association
Supreme Court
J.F. Mills
Burnett
Maplewood
Hartwel Eetas Eacess
Mary Aly Faigiey
August Bauerleio
Donald Milton
Sane
Augustus Donnally
Elias Ellis
Seventh
Baymiller
R. L. Read
C. E ‘Dickinson
Isis
Lord’s
Riverside
Delhi Township
C. E. Dickinson
Abbie H. Read
Myers
Board of Education
Sycamore Township
Brooks
W. T. Stump
Center Street
Patie
New — Pike
Columee Me
J. H. Gill
Matthias Si Singer
Market Street
Mechanics Street
Frank Burns
J. A. Jones
June Street
J. Regic
Emery
Sherman Avenue
Bard
Vine and
Water Streets
Vine Street
Mills & Kline
John Fitzgibbon
Western Avenue
T. Harris
Wm. McCormick
Grant
Elm Street
Mibesl
Cambridge
Si ‘ ‘Kearney
von Spring Grove
Elizabeth Dick
Jacob
Poplar Street
Ean Western Avenue
Jacob Krep
R Thomas
Water Street
Mercer Street
Bartholomew Cavagua
Bartholomew "Cava
Grantor
Benjamin Jenifer
J. F. ‘Chalfant
Millcreek
Finn and
Longworth Streets
Longworth Street
Williamson
East Fifth
W. B. Stevens
J. E. Bell
C. M. Steele
O. Thomas
Harriet W. Brench
Theodore Kraft
Harrison
Toe
Diverse Trades Advertise Household Goods and Supplies
An assortment of old time merchants and manufacturers advertise through a collage of goods. AMBROSIA COFFEE, Pioneer Baking Mustard and Spices, 90 W. Byon Street, BRASS GOODS by GOWAN & CO, CUTLERY and German Silver wares, DRIED FRUIT stock by WM. GLENN & SONS, and LEATHER and PUMPS by multiple unnamed houses list offerings across food, hardware, and household items. Local suppliers claim bustling inventories and domestic trades in stationary, shelving, and tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrosia Coffee
Parke Arrison & Simbi-ly
Gillonn Wit
N. Hinkle
Bromwell Mfg
Simbhely
Walnut Ut Street
Glenn «& Sons
Vine Street
K. J.T.’ Warren
Cahn
Second Street
Sollester
Seeger, Williams
Dimi-Ly
West Front Street
Smit EL Palmer
4Imhi-Ly
Main Street
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Cincinnati Law Library Association Meeting
Building Association
John Dorsey
The
Franklin Building Association
Long Vs. Gay & Co
Rensinger
Honor
Supreme Court OF Ohio
I. M
Davin
Common Pleas
Wetes
Mary E. Miller
Lucy Peters
Weveu J
Wade
Lucy D. Peters
Mary F. Nimimons
Hannah Westfall
William Mupgen
Squire Carlins
Carlins & Co
W. O'Neal
W. H. Wheeler
Ira D. Rolfe
Stephen Decker
Superior Court
Xaple
Probate Court
United States Courts
Era Covington
Herman S
Kan Ilie
Silas G. Sterman
CyrhTing
Theodore Qualbrink
John Seigie
Fred
Berte
Francis
Cres
Boyd
City of
Covington
Covington & Lexis Railroad Company
James Winslow
Louisville Courier-Journal
Enihet
Olympics
Eagles
Leech
O'Brien
Walsh
Graham
Will Jackson
Jackson
Thut
Keny
Zettlein
Newport
News
P. Kessler
W. Goebbel
Monmouth and
Harris Streets
St. Stephen’s Church
Father Herbert
Iowa
Charles Martin
Byudge Geisler
Patrick Urobhy
Joseph Sproots
Jacob Siegenthaler
Rawe
Cottingham and
Flynn
Madison Street
Hubbard Street
E. C. Mason
J. A. Haughey
N. F. Cunningham
Young
Ed. McDonald
Isabella and
Chestnut Streets
Anton Speckman
J. Cooper
Hatch Watson
Driving Park
Pear
Col. A. S. Berry
Col. Kirtley
Andy Mcl’ee
T. J. Coleman
Jacob Wagner
Epic
H. A. Wiese
Doctor
Dr. Bonaparte
Hamilton
Nick Geyer
John C. Lindley
Democratic Executive Committee
J. Hargeu
Daniel Yeakle
J.E. Neal
Kate Westendorf
Beckett's Hall
Ning Club
Ings
Pauline Straub
Louis Sohingen
Robt
Harper
Marmaduke Dodsworth
Caleb Dodsworth
Marmaduke
Anna M. Mayhugh
Alonzo E. Mayhugh
John Jacob Hoerner
Chris Blatt
Blatt
Lockland
Presbyterian Sunday School
J. M. Miller
A. E. Thomas
Lydia Carnes
Larboard Watch
Messrs. Miller
Dubbs
Miss Brown
Walter Bonnell
Carthage
Master Smith
Hartwell
Charley Hings
Tim Flaherty
Eugene Dubba
Barbara Frietathie
Boquet
Sophia Smiley
Flora Buchanan
Milford
Searls
Propuce
Counustos
Mercantize
Jane
Pearl Street
Climax
Buckeye and
McGowan Pump
E. A
McGowan Pump CO
Walnut Street
Duhme & Co
Fourth
Walnut
ARK & Kennedy
Cincinnati Star
Kon Re and Fittie
John H. M’gowan & Co
Gimbhi-ly
West Second Street
George Wincheli
Columbia Street
H. Lawson & CO
Sellews& Co
Bromwell, Meg. CO
Kathairon and Bitters
Owen Tamrr
Lrox
Karmreon Romatasia
Princeton
Dole Thom
Graduate Inceton
Meg, van i Lent Aathairon
Medical
A. C. Bohannan
Gu Tuate
North Fifth Street
Peteas Washington Avenue
Green
St. Loui
St. Louis
Janelysmw &Lywis
Book Trade
Mysterion
Butts
Pourdry
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