Embezzlement Trial Against Charles C Bauer Goes To Jury
The case of Charles C. Bauer, charged with embezzling 307.12 of city funds, went to the jury at 11 40 this morning. After an hour they reported no verdict and were sent to dinner. Mrs Bauer broke down during John B McGraws closing for the state and John L Zimmermans closing for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Bauer
John L. Zimmerman
John B. McGrew
Bauer
McGraw
James FE. Neal
Bauer Embezzlement Trial Ends Without Jury
Springfield Ohio Sept 24 The case against Charles C Bauer former city auditor on trial for alleged embezzlement did not reach the jury tonight John L Zimmerman will close for the defense tomorrow followed by John B McGrew for the state Judge Hagan spoke of Mrs Bauer and her baby as the defendant cried aloud his wife sat beside him offering comfort
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Enquirer
Springfield
Ohio
Charles C. Bauer
John L. Zimmerman
John B. McGrew
Hagan
President Taft Era Appointing Internal Revenue Collector
With the president and Secretary Cortelyou away in Washington no name has been received for the Cincinnati Internal Revenue collector post to succeed Herman F. Cellarius. The pick is presidential and likely to favor Roosevelt allies. Capers has no indication and no tentative choice exists yet. A decision is expected after their return this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Cortelyou
Internal Revenue
Herman F. Cellarius
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Foraker
Internal Revenue Capers
Denial Made by Captain Sandford Over Goebel Death Claims
Captain Cassius Marshall Sandford son of the late John Sandford of Covington Kentucky denies all statements presented in Mrs Lulu Williams Clark affidavit and refuted in Sunday papers regarding his presence in the Kentucky state house at Frankfort when Senator Goebel was killed. The denial comes through attorney Charles Strong of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cassius Marshall Sandford
John Sandford
Covington
Lulu Williams Clark
State House
Frankfort
Goebel
Kentucky
Charles Strong
Mrs Susie Doran Granted Divorce in Batavia
Judge John Parrott grants Susie F Doran a divorce from Charles L Doran press agent for a vaudeville theater in Cincinnati in Batavia Ohio on September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
John Parrott
Susie F. Doran
Charles L. Doran
Cincinnati
Salary Law Provokes Clerks in Ohio Turmoil
County clerks from Ohio met in Columbus in secrecy after arriving unheralded. They oppose the current salary law and aim to repeal or amend it to gain higher pay. The highest clerk salary cited is $6000 in Cuyahoga county and the lowest is $1190 in Geauga county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Geauga County
Cleveland Denies Grave Illness Amid Rumors
Former President Grover Cleveland appears healthier than rumors suggest. Doctors report he suffers from acute indigestion with no immediate danger of relapse while household members note his weight loss of at least 25 pounds and occasional outings under careful supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Carnoehan
Westland
Cleveland
Cantaloupe Shipment Records In Evansville Terre Haute Route
Petersburg Indiana reports cantaloupe raisers along the Evansville and Terre Haute line shipped 603 271 baskets between Poseyville and Carlisle with total receipts of 385 080 60. Illinois Central transport adds 33 cars of 1 000 baskets each and American Express 5 705 baskets totaling 641 976 baskets. Price fell from 13 to 7 cents for melons over 25 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ind
Evansville
Terre Haute
Poseyville
Carlisle
Express
Illinois Central Railroad
American Express
Prisoner Fled Delaware Mob After Fatal Wounding
Henry Dalton, charged with fatally wounding Charles Horn a Big Four engineer at Delaware Ohio, was escorted to Columbus by Sheriff Matthews to protect him from an enraged Delaware mob. Dalton appeared in terror yet relieved upon arrival at the city prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Henry Dalton
Charles Horn
Delaware
Matthews
Dalton
Central Ohio conference urges constitutional amendment against polygamy
The Central Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal church adopted a resolution urging Senators Foraker and Dick to introduce and push for the federal constitution amendment banning polygamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Central Ohio Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Foraker
Gasoline Yacht Explosion Near Gallipolis Island
Four drowned and two badly burned when the Blanche M. exploded near Gallipolis island after a Harrisville voyage for a land sale. Captain A G Haines commanded the vessel while a 22 piece Harrisville band accompanied the group. The lantern ignition caused the blaze and four on board perished despite skiff aid. Meserve and McGinnis were rescued badly burned.
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Gallipolis
A. G. Haines
Francis
Harrisville
W. Va
McGinnis
Meserve
Dead Men Identified In Hotel Deaths
Chief Symmes sent remains to Lancaster Kentucky for Leavell and Massee instead of Leawell and Marsee. Marsee alive, linked to Hines gravel pit Overpeck. Hotel register shows Leavell. Marsee reportedly frightened, left hotel. Detective Metcalfe seeks Marsee to confirm connection to two asphyxiated men. Marsee not believed involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symmes
Danville
John Leavell
Leawell
Ben Marsee
Massee
Lancaster
Kentucky
Marsee
Hines
Overpeck
R. C. Pottert
Leavell
McLaughlin
Died Together Over Grief for Son in Bronx Home
Mr and Mrs Maurice Remi a middle aged couple in the Bronx 1069 Boston road unable to cope with the death of their nineteen year old son a year earlier ended their lives together. They packed belongings labeled them for disposal and wrote letters before turning off a gas jet and lying on two nearby cots their hands clasped in a final embrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maurice Remi
Boston Road
Bronx
Roosevelt and Bryan Backed by Nebraska Delegates
Lincoln Nebraska September 24 Delegates at both state conventions favor Roosevelt for president and Bryan for vice president while Auditor Guilbert of Ohio seeks Taft resolutions. Support for Johnson as vice president appears among many Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Roosevelt
Bryan
Guilbert
Ohio
Taft
Johnson
Colored couple denied marriage license in probate
Clarence Casey 29, a colored teamster, and Celia Patterson 34, a white laundress, were refused a license by Probate Judge Hartkoff after Casey failed to recall the bride’s name. He returned with Celia later but left the court disappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Casey
Celia Patterson
Hartkoff
Casey
Celia
Snow Flakes Sighted Over Chicago Monday
A few flakes of snow fell in Chicago on Monday and were visible for several minutes though not recorded by the weather bureau. The brief flakes marked an unusual early snowfall sighting in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Chicago And Alton Given Immunity
Judge Landis in federal court ruled the Chicago and Alton railway shall not be prosecuted for rebates tied to Standard Oil. The decision followed Attorney General Bonaparte's claim that former official Morrison promised immunity to the Alton road, and the jury was directed to focus on other manufacturers. A subpoena was issued for Standard Oil Indiana President Moffett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Landis
U. S. District Court
Chicago and Alton Railway
Standard Oil Co
Bonaparte
Sims
Morrison
Alton Road
Standard
Oglesby Home Not Subject to McSherry Claim
Perry W. Johnston sues C. H. & D. for 20000 in Lima Ohio after a December 26 1905 fall injuring him. Dowagine Manufacturing sues McSherry Manufacturing for about 40000 for patent infringements. court rules Oglesby home cannot be sold to satisfy that claim and Oglesby’s property is not subject to McSherry’s suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry W. Johnston
Lima
Johnston
Dowagine Manufacturing Company
McSherry Manufacturing Company
Middletown
C. B. Oglesby
Clark
United States Court
Oglesby
Mr. Oglesby
McSherry Company
IS DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED BY KNOXVILLE FIRM LABEL
The dead man killed near Franklin Ohio by a Big Four train may be Alvin D Garrotte of 1221 Asylum Avenue Knoxville but local relatives cannot confirm. Garrotte had worked for a city directory publisher in Knoxville and reportedly left for Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Franklin
Ohio
Alvin D. Garrotte
Asylum Avenue
Chandler
Garrotte
Chattanooga
Steamer Alexander Mimick Wreck Claims Six Lives
The steamer Alexander Mimick ran ashore thirteen miles west of Whitefish Point in Lake Superior. Captain Randall and five crew members drowned while eleven crewmen were rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alexander Mimick
Whitefish Point
Lake Superior
Randall
Automobile Fatality in Fairfield Kills Connecticut Farmer
An car owned by Dr. Victor Thorne of New York fatally injures Samuel Jackson Seeley, a wealthy Connecticut farmer, in front of Fairfield town hall as crowds gather. The accident occurred September 24 in Fairfield Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Victor Thorne
West Fifty-fourth Street
Samuel Jackson Seeley
Connpecticut
Fairfield
Conn
Constantine Guilty in Murder Trial
Chicago jury convict Frank J. Constantine of the murder of Mrs. Arthur Gentry, delivering a verdict at the Sept. 24 session in TIL. The case centered on alleged foul play and follows a lengthy courtroom battle with testimonies from key witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Til
Frank J. Constantine
Arthur Gentry
Inducements to stay single at Fox River paper mills
In Appleton Wisconsin, paper mill superintendent S R Wagg raised wages for 14 cutting and finishing girls and told them to remain single. He praised faithful work and said higher pay would help them be independent, hoping they would refrain from marriage. Fourteen workers struck then received raises. five young men reportedly sought other partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox River
Appleton
Wisconsin
R. Wagg
Mr. Wage
Erie’s Big Loss at Erie Division Coal Pockets Fire
Elmira Sept 24 Fire destroyed the Erie railroad coal pockets at the Erie division headquarters. Loss estimated about 100000 dollars. Fire occurred Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N. Y
Erie Railroad
Erie Division
Supply Falling Short in Willow Supply from Europe
A Massachusetts furniture and basketware maker reports to the forest service that 99 percent of the nation’s best basket willow comes from Europe, with all stock sourced in France. He notes rising demand for high grade willow rods and a shrinking European supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Massachusetts
Forest Service
France
Missouri nearing half prohibition says Anti-Saloon League official
Rev. Albert Bushwell, superintendent for the Kansas City district, states Missouri is close to parity in dry and wet counties. He notes 114 counties, 47 dry so far, and only 10 more to tilt the balance toward prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Albert Bushwell
Anti-Saloon League
Missouri
Pursuit of Max Minnie by St. Joseph Deputies
A posse led by Sheriff Lenant hunts Max Minnie in St. Joseph Michigan after he allegedly cut out the tongues of eight horses. He has been sighted twice and fired upon but not hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph, Mich
Lenant
Max Minnie
Minnie
Locating Deicy McClary Sheds Light on Disappearance
Deicy McClary daughter of John McClary of Mill Street, reported missing, has been located. She is believed to be with the married daughter of Taylor Sanders, who faced trouble here about a year ago concerning this daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deicy McClary
John McClary
Mill Street
Taylor Sanders
Cartwright Sells the Homestead Saloon to Jos. Kopp
Ed Cartwright disposes of the Homestead saloon at Main and C streets to Jos. Kopp due to ill health. The sale transfers ownership of the business and property, effective immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Cartwright
Main and
C Street
Jos. Kopp
Child Harold Stevenson Found Safe After Missing Report
Harold Stevenson aged 3 son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Stevenson of 937 Campbell Avenue was reported missing Tuesday morning and located shortly after ending the family’s anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Daniel Stevenson
Campbell Avenue
Bryans to Celebrate Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Lincoln Nebraska date Sept 24 announces that October 11 marks the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of William Jennings Bryan and his wife to be celebrated in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Small Talk and Local Incidents Chronicle
Mrs Hannah Gohen mother of Geo Gohen formerly of Hamilton died suddenly yesterday at Pleasant Ridge. Frank Mahoney escaped from Mercy hospital but was returned. The South Ninth street bridge over Crawford s Run is in bad shape. Mary Heim colored charged Grace Hamilton with appropriating shoes. Frank Carter arrested on Middletown pike and held for safekeeping. Dominick Martin arrested for drawing 490 belonging to Tobin Petrick at the Bender shops and fined the costs. Abe Moler arrested and fined costs for assaulting Alfred Stitzell of Bunker Hill at the Bismarck restaurant.
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Hannah Gohen
Geo. Gohen
Hamilton
Pleasant Ridge
Frank Mahoney
Main Street
Mercy Hospital
South Ninth Street
Crawford’s Run
Mary Heim
Grace Hamilton
Frank Carter
Middletown Pike
Dominick Martin
Tobin Petrick
Bender
Abe Moler
Alfred Stitzell
Bunker Hill
Bismarck
Identification mix-up leaves Marsee linked to pit work
A death in St Charles is misidentified as McLaughlin. the man is actually Ben Marsee. A cousin named Ben Marsee works at a gravel pit in Overpeek, clarifying the family tie in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin
St. Charles
Ben Marsee
Overpeek
Baby Hundorf Born to Mrs George Hundorf
A daughter was born to Mrs George Hundorf of South Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hundorf
South Seventh Street
Rumple Seeks Paving Inspector Post At South D Street
The board met Tuesday and adopted a resolution to pay three months of compensation totaling 750 dollars. A. Rumple asked for inspection of paving and sewers in South D street, but the petition was laid on the table. The city agreed to grant Blum’s request for dirt to fill a two foot hole at his shop. A $66 deduction will be made from Queen City Coal Co. demurrage bill. Blue print for electric plant piping referred for inspection. South D street sewer bids tabulated and filed for later award. Property owners on D street invited to express material preferences for the thoroughfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
KK. F. Blum
North B Street
Car Service Company
Queen City Coal Co
Gressle
Eberling
D Street
Dillon
A. Rumple
South D Street
City council to fill JP vacancies in large towns
Attorney General Wade H. Ellis ruled that by biennial election amendment the city council must fill vacancies for justices of the peace in cities where the corporation covers the entire township. In smaller areas vacancies will be filled by township trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Wade H. Ellis
Justices of the Peace
Ohio Men to Lecture Before Kentucky Farmers Institute
Three Ohio lecturers open the county Farmers institute in Lexington Kentucky Lowell Rondebush of New Richmond J B Brigham of Columbus and W M Cook of Camden lead sessions Rondebush is noted as sole survivor of the Lowry expedition to the North Pole Brigham specializes in market gardens while Cook covers general farming Archie Hamilton presides J D Clark is secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ohio
Farmers’ Institute
Lowell Rondebush
New Richmond
Farmers’ Club
Archie Hamilton
J. D. Clark
Dr Charles Krone Moves to Cincinnati
Dr and Mrs Charles Krone relocate to Cincinnati where he takes a pharmacist position in a large drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Krone
Cincinnate
Cincinnati
Dr. Krone
State Supreme Court Upholds Schmitz Indictment Valid
San Francisco September 24. The state supreme court sustained the grand jury indictment against Schmitz Rueff and others, ruling the proceeding valid and lawful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Schmitz
Rueff
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Mrs. Neal
Democrat-Sun
Indiana
Son
Nebraska
Chicago and
Alton
Perry Johnston
Franklin Alvin D. Garrotte
Constantine
Appleton, Wis
Fox River Valley
ERIE
Bryans
Baby Hundorf
Service Board
Rumple
Justice Peace
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