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Newspaper

Hamilton Democrat Sun

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1907

Page

4

Affinity Case Ends With Fornication Fines

William Bryant a widower pursued a married woman Mrs Emma Jackson at her home in the early morning hours. The couple were charged Friday with adultery and fornication after her husband filed a warrant for criminal assault. Bryant was arrested and the case was heard in private before Mayor Thomas. charges for rape were downgraded to fornication and adultery with fines of five dollars and costs.

William Bryant Emma Jackson South B Street Bryant Thomas

Failure Agreement Reported in Special Dispatch

A special dispatch to the Democrat Sun notes a failure in the tenth agreement phase. Officials review the setback and outline next steps for resolution. The report highlights involved parties and potential impacts on ongoing negotiations.

Democrat-Sun

Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Bauer Embezzlement Trial

Springfield reports the failed jury deliberation in the Charles C. Bauer embezzlement case seen as near acquittal. Bauer and counsel expect a likely second trial to end without new substantial evidence, with the state unable to offer fresh proof. The panel remained deadlocked overnight and was dismissed by agreement of both sides.

Charles C. Bauer Bauer Kunkle Paul F. Grindle Laybourne Mr. Bauer Hagan John L. Zimmerman Fred Bauer James Neal Hamilton Ohio Daily News

Trial verdicts listed acquittals and one conviction

For acquittals are James W. Roberts George Everhart George Lambert Fred W. Barrett J B Patterson H J Myers William L Snyder Paul P Grindle Enos Conard James Turner and P J Collins. For conviction is H F Clark.

James W. Roberts George Everhart George Lambert Fred W. Barrett J. B. Patterson H. J. Myers William L. Snyder Paul P. Grindle Enos Conard James Turner P. J. Collins H. F. Clark

Old Suit Attacking Cincinnati Rail Franchises Dropped

In a unanimous general term ruling the court dismissed the old taxpayer suit by John C. Rogers seeking to forfeit the Cincinnati, Dayton and Toledo Railway and related lines. The court held long acquiescence estops further injunctive relief and that remedies lie with the state. Attorneys Powel Crosley and Rogers, Warrington, Dinsmore, Paxton & Warrington, and Kittredge & Wilby appeared for the parties.

Cincinnati Superior Court John C. Rogers Cincinnati, Dayton and Powel Crosley George H. Warrington Dayton Toledo Frank F. Dinsmore Georgetown Portsmouth Paxton & Warrington and Kittredge & Wilby Cincinnati Street Railway Company

Warwick Leads Chess Club Standings at YMCA

Warwick tops the standings of the Chess Club at the YMCA with a strong showing. The current table features multiple players, including noted members, reflecting a competitive round of games and progressing season.

Chess Club The

Kentuckian Arrested for Carrying Concealed Weapon at Wood and Front

Harvey Pace was arrested around 10 pm Tuesday at Hufnagel's saloon on Wood and Front streets for carrying a concealed weapon. Officers Symmes and Cahill found a 38 caliber revolver, plus $5.60 and a watch, and Pace was jailed pending a hearing before Mayor Thomas Wednesday morning with bond posted by a friend named Shirley.

Harvey Pace Hufnagel Wood Front Streets Offcers Symmes Cahill Pace Shirley Bond Thomas

Stanage Co Wins Major County Office Supply Contract

The county commissioners awarded the 1908 first quarter supply contract to W. H. Seanage Co of Cincinnati for 190.89. The tax duplicates will cost 116.85 to furnish. Other awarded amounts include Brown & Whittaker 2.50 Wuebbold & Co 2.15 Forbes & Todd 7.68 Hamilton Printing Co 4.50 and Joseph Alexander to whitewash the county jail interior for 28.50.

W. H. Seanage Company of Cincinnati Brown & Whittaker Wuebbold & Co Forbes & Todd Hamilton Printing Company Joseph Alexander

Eastern Star installation honors Mrs. Sanders with jewel

The Order of the Eastern Star installed officers for the year led by Patron Karl Griss and Matron Kate Jones. Mrs. Mary Sanders received a diamond-studded past matron's jewel in a speech by Dr. A L Smedley commending her services and successful administration.

Mrs. Sanders Eastern Star A. L. Smedley Order of the Eastern Star Mary Sanders Sanders Smedley Karl Griss Kate Jones Tillie Howe Mattie Brown Anna Wintersteen Amanda Wick Maude Anderson Julia Weiss Sofrana Kendall Ada Louise Lewis Ruth Kate Norris Esther Emma Weiss Martha Mary Griss Electa Leon McIntosh Emma Richards Samuel Jones

Midnight Mass at St Peter's Cathedral Cincinnati

Solemn pontifical high mass to be celebrated at midnight on Christmas Eve at St. Peter's cathedral in Cincinnati. Carols start at 11 a.m. with Adeste Fideles marking the archbishop's entry. The official choir and boys, directed by Prof. Harold Becket Gibbs, will sing the mass.

St. Peter’s Cincinnati Harold Becket Gibbs Cappocci

Local Figures Named in Community Notices

Lester Roy Hyams 21 salesman of Hamilton and Jennie M Stephens 19 of Somerville listed with other residents Rev Hitley Jacob Rep 25 farmer Seven Mile and Pauline Abbie Rahmes 23 Seven Mile and Rev Ziegler appear in a related notice.

Lester Roy Hyams Hamilton Jennie M. Stephens Somerville Rev Hitley Jacob Rep Farmer Seven Mile Pauline Abbie Rahmes Ziegler

Church League Basketball Matches Set For Tomorrow

Three Church Basketball League games are scheduled for tomorrow at the YMCA gym. Westminster faces St Johns, St Stephens meets United Presbyterian, and Baptist plays Christian as teams show strong form and expect tighter contests.

Westminster St. Johns St. Stephens United Prresbyterian Baptist Christian

Clyde Stewart Falls Asleep Driving Wagon With Cargo

Clyde Stewart slept at the wheel Tuesday afternoon while driving a wagon loaded with packages. Found in front of the Medium block he was taken to police HQ to recover. He claimed he came from Anderson Indiana and lost his coat at a house of ill fame.

Clyde Stewart Anderson Ind

Kentuckians Arrested at H. and D. Station

B H Blankenship and George Baker of Kentucky, sought in Frankfort, were arrested at the H and D railway station on Wednesday morning.

B. H. Blankenship George Baker Susceion Frankfort

Miller guilty of manslaughter in Litteler slaying

William Miller was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Joe Litteler whom prosecutors said spoiled his home. The verdict followed a three hour deliberation and Miller’s attorneys plan to seek a new trial.

Lebanon Ohio William Miller Joe Litteler Young Miller Litteler Franklin Springfield

Cross Country Run Set For Saturday by YMCA

The three mile YMCA cross country run will be held Saturday with about twenty entrants. The event is open to YMCA members and others who wish to participate.

Associaion

Winter Comes With Rain of Warnings and Tea Cure

The notice urges protection from disease and promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea by The Radcliffe Drug Co. at Cor High and 2nd Streets and 231 High Street. It presents a period style advertisement warning readers to take preventive remedies.

Hollister The Radcliffe Drug Co Cor High & 2Nd Sts High St

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