Decisions Given Decisions Given
Gard and Murphy of the common pleas court issued several rulings. Clara Huber et al. vs Kolbenstetter et al. was dismissed at plaintiffs’ costs. Getz’s life interest supported his claim to any gravel money. Frisch’s reformation suit against a railway contract was barred by limitations. Lucy v Bentz was dismissed for lack of residency. Seheben’s appeal over damages against Cincinnati Northern Traction was denied. Infirmary Directors v Republican Publishing libel claim over libel and not general criticism. Hartzell’s petition to state fraud in contract procurement required by forty six defendants. Hoelle v Pippert suit dismissed at plaintiff’s costs.
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Gard and Murphy
The
Common Pleas Court
Clara Huber
George Kolbenstetter
Fainfield Township
Murphy
George Getz
D. L. Frisch
Railway Company
Frisch
Ile
Friseh
Lucy
Edward Bentz
Hamilton
Kentucky
Gard
Reinhard Seheben
Cincinnati Northern Traction Company
Seheben
Stephen Patcher
Isaac Marshall
A. Patton
Republican Publishing Company
A. A. Hartzell
Hartzell
Smith’s Theatre
William Hoelle
Henry Pippert
Ten Years Ago Today Elopement At Newport Ky
William Fenneman a mixologist at Jacob Theiss cafe and Louisa Richardson eloped to Newport Kentucky where they were married. Elias Levison the junk dealer was injured when a load toppled onto his hip and will be laid up for some time. Willard Smyers vs city Hamilton favored the defendant in a $975 suit, ending the McNerney and Davis sewer case. John E McCarthy shows South Third street arches with incandescent lights to beautify the street and give a metropolitan look. Retail tobacco dealers to stop cutting tops of cigar boxes to prevent stamp fraud reported by Collector Bettmann. City hall decked for Christmas by Mayor Thomas adding festive decor and bells, brightening the court room and offices.
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William Fenneman
Jacob Theiss
Newport
Louisa Richardson
Elias Levison
South Fifth Street
Willard Smyers
City of
Hamilton
van Pelt
Internal Revenue Department
Bettmann
Washington
Shopping As Cure For Milder Insanity
St Louis officials test a shopping treatment for milder insanity at Arsenal Street asylum. Sixty women patients visit big department stores under two attendants, buying gifts and enjoying moving stairways while blending with shoppers. The outing began last Thursday with a 15 year old skeptic among the group.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Insane Asylum
Arsenal Street
Real Estate Transfers Across Townships
John Welsh transfers 40 acres in Milford to William H. Snyder for 1 dollar. Mary Jane Morrison sells Lot 1 in Oxford for 2300 dollars to James R. Patterson. Henry Humbach conveys Lot 1012 in Hamilton for 2000 dollars to Frank Kerbele. Lizzie Y. Beckett deeds 150 square rods in Oxford to The Western College. Catharine Holbrook sells part of Lot 809 in Hamilton for 3100 dollars to Joseph Cre ta.
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John Welsh
William H. Snyder
Milford Township
Mary Jane Morrison
James R. Patterson
Oxford
Henry Humbach
Frank Kerbele
Hamilton
Lizzie Y. Beckett
The
Western College
Oxford Township
Catharine Holbrook
Joseph Creta
Christmas Program at Lindenwald Church Planned
Christmas program at Lindenwald M E Church features Strike the Harps of Glory by the school Invocation by Reverend N O Sweat Christmas Bells by the Primary class Recitation Christmas Guests by Dorothy Gillespie Recitation Winter's Message Hazel Kriegenhofer and a school song Christmas Bells Are Ringing Over the World by the school
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Lindenwald M. E
N. O. Sweat
Dorothy Gillespie
Wiiter
Hazel Kriegenhofer
Recitation and Song Program from Christmas School Event
A detailed listing of student performances including Recitations such as The Angel's Song by Edna Hartman and The Unbolted Door by Alice Wright, songs like Lighting Up the World and Star of the East, plus dialogues and choruses by classes and groups. Names include Nellie Letsche, Mary Donavan, Geneva Manning, Estelle Caldwell, and Roberta Griesmer among others.
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Edna Hartman
Santa Claus
Nellie Letsche
Mary Donavan
Alice Wright
Robberta Griesmer
Star of the East
Laverne
Geneva Manning
Virgin
Estelle Caldwell
Bethlehem
Policemen Monitor New York Sunday Theaters Relaxed Rules
Police monitored Sunday amusements as promoters resumed shows after Justice O Gorman’s ruling. East Side moving pictures barred. penny arcades allowed. theaters and music halls remained closed. Dancing banned on stage. skating rinks open. academies still active.
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New York
O’gorman
East Side
School Board Advances Partial December Pay Roll
A special Saturday night meeting approved a half December pay roll to provide extra Christmas earnings for teachers and janitors. The action aimed to ease holiday financial needs for school staff.
Watchful Dealers Push Substitutes for Best Articles
A caution to readers to beware sales pressure from dealers offering alternatives. The piece urges sticking with the requested item and avoiding substitutes, emphasizing protecting personal interests.
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Naples Walnuts
Louisiana
Texas
Naples
Filberts
Sicily
Brazil
Hilz
Frank X.hilz
High St
Hamilton Brokerage Co
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Anse
John E. McCarthy
South Third Street
City Hall
Thomas
House of Hamilton
Lindenwald M. E. Church
Hood O
Lowell
Mags
Priestley
Kitty Beall
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