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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1907
Page
8
Charles Plair signed a police warrant against employee Jesse Wilson for securing money under false pretenses after Wilson requested work and eight advance on potential earnings but did not report to work and is now at large with unknown whereabouts.
Albert Poppel Jr. arrested for striking and kicking his sister was fined five dollars and costs and sentenced to three months in the Cincinnati workhouse. Friends paid the fine, costs, and the sentence was remitted by Mayor Thomas on Sunday.
Joseph Willman was summoned to Massillon Ohio yesterday by the death of his sister Mrs Henry Eisenbrie.
Judge Allread of Darke County will hear the Bickley case anew as defense moves to compel jurors drawn in October to be present tomorrow morning. Attorney Allen Andrews of Andrews Harlan Andrews filed the motion seeking a fresh jury from those already serving this term. The case, involving forgery and embezzlement, marks a first for a local attorney amid prior trial deadlock.
Frank Dillon and Ed Henning reputed deserters from the United States navy were picked up at 12 o'clock Sunday night from the front end of a Chesapeake, Ohio and Delaware train at Newport News and confined at police headquarters. They claimed Detroit as their home and are held for Navy Department officers.
The document reports that Sarah Wiseman files for divorce and alimony against Joseph Wiseman claiming he drew a knife on her in September and threatened her life. Police aid was required in prior cruelty allegations. The piece also notes related court actions and dismissals in several other cases, including contempt warnings and a divorce granted on gross neglect.
August Benninghofen will mark his eightieth birthday on Wednesday. Born December 4, 1827 near Dusseldorf, Rheinish Prussia, he arrived in Hamilton in 1856 and served as a clerk before entering woodwork machinery, later moving into the coal business. He is noted as a substantial Hamilton business man with many friends.
Charles Fuhrman of 36 North B street reported burglars entered his cellar Saturday night. They pried open the gas meter and removed $10 or $12 in quarters. Entry gained by breaking a window. no clues.
Clarence Hunter was arrested Saturday on charges of stealing Babbitt metal valued at several hundred dollars from the Long & Allstarter Co. shops in small lots. Foreman John Clair signed the police court warrant. A comedy trick bicycle act by Zar row Fraviola & Gray was presented at the Coliseum to packed houses.
Details published on the proposed reorganization of Toledo Railway and Terminal Co into a new Ohio company with up to 6 million dollars in stock and 2x 50 year bonds. Six railways pledge guarantees on interest, exchanging ownership percentages in the new firm per their liabilities.
A long standing advertisement touts Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the universal teething remedy. It claims to soothe, ease gums, relieve wind colic, and diarrhoea with a 25 cent bottle sold by druggists worldwide. Guaranteed under the Food and Drug Act June 30, 1906.
U S circuit court has priority of jurisdiction over the estate executor in the Minzenheimer v Howell matter according to comity of courts. Other cases before Judge Gard include Grant Ross v Howell on a verbal contract and Commercial Milling v Semler Milling over damaged flour contracts.
A. C. Scudder of Dayton, a fireman on northbound freight No. 94, barely escaped death when the engine and tender separated at the gravel pit. The apron fell, pinning him between cab and tender, squeezing him multiple times until the engine stopped. He suffered a severe back injury and a sprained left ankle requiring surgical aid.
The Rev John H Moorehead preached on Isaiah 62 4 The land shall be wedd ed warning against monopoly archy infidelity and immigration as threats to American ideals The sermon urged stronger Christian faith for national betterment The Christian Woman's Board of Missions annual meeting followed at Church of Christ with Rev Henry J Dessick of Hazel Green Ky speaking St Pauls communion observed at Campbell avenue St Johns East Hamilton installed officers by Rev William Volbrecht
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