Commissioners reject Thomson dog bite medical claim
Cincinnati officials report the County Commissioners declined to reimburse $179.25 for medical care linked to a dog bite suffered by members of Peter G. Thomson’s family. The board deemed the Thomson family able to cover costs and left discretionary power on such dog bite claims. A separate $100 bill for servant Joseph Wilkinson was also held up but may be allowed later as an explanation tied to the Thomson household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Peter G. Thowran
Thomson
Alexander Thomson
Peter G. Thomson
Alexander Thomson, Jr
College Hill
Former Dayton Police Chief Dies After Dedication Address
John C. Whitaker former Dayton police superintendent collapsed at Pleasant Hill Odd Fellows temple during dedicatory exercises. He died of heart failure shortly after, age 52, leaving widow Maggie V. Whitaker and son Charles L. Whitaker. Born April 24 1856 in Butler County he served as police chief from 1901 to 1908 and later ran a polish business with his son at 175 West Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Jast Ulgil
John C. Whitaker
Dayton
C. H. Laymah
Ohio
Whitaker
Isaac E. Huffman
D. C
P. Traction
Darton
Mr. Hiffman
O'Clork
Mr. Whitaker
Contracts To Be Awarded For Removal Of Houses
Bids opened Saturday for removal of houses and stalls on Ludlow Sycamore and South Avenue. Awards go to William Heerman for Ludlow street, August Doepke for Sycamore street, and John William for South Avenue property. payment in cash, buildings to be moved immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Board of Control
South Avenue
Raat Ludlow
Syeary
City
Johm A. Hyatt
Fonse
Tantiaw Street
Bart
WB. Rowe
Mikewell
John Williams
C F Marlin
Ludlow Street
Sycamore Street
Allen Tenry
Rowe
George, Deas
J. Dawson
C. C. Martin
Ludlow
Theo
Diegman
Eardlow Street
Sol Thomas
Vaudles Street
William Heermann
August Doepke
Syrnitalore Street
W. J. Reyer
Wirtz Transfer Company
Udlow Street
George Kindred
Ludlow Strect
William Heerman
August Doépke
John William
Two Trustees Elected for Oxford College Amid Expansion
At a February meeting of Oxford College trustees two new directors were chosen Samuel Richey and Walter J. Tobey, boosting enrollment by 79 percent over four years. The college reports paying off all debt and spending over $19,000 on improvements, with a future College of Music planned. Dr James Sherzer’s Magnificat work enhances the college’s prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican News Dispatch
Oxford
Oxford College
Ludge
State Board of Charlies and Corrections
Wilam H. Stewart
Oxford =s Public hools
Agnes Iope Morris
Dr. Morris
Ean
Jang Sherzer
Vleered T
Saarmel Richey
Lumberry Chant
Cincinnati
Walter J. Tobey
Hamilton
Vassar
Wellesley
Smith Colleges
College of Music
Shermer
Cincy Woman Among Those Arrested in Chicago Case
An Associated Press telegram reports that in Chicago three men and ten women were arrested last night on suspicion of passing worthless checks across multiple cities. Named were Harry H. Gibson of Philadelphia Charleson of Brooklyn Harry W. Baker of Philadelphia Mary Knauit of Cleveland Jr. and Stella Mela Pitts. Checks and bank materials connected to the scheme were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincy
Chicago
Associated Press Telegram
Fels
Harry H. Gibson
Phila. Charleson
Brooklyn
Harry W. Baker
Philadelphia
Mary Knauit
Chveim, Jr
Stella Mela
Pitts
Cqualry
Wirsing Granted Divorce in Probate Court
Probate Judge Connaughton this morning granted Walt Wirsing a divorce from Thella Wi on grounds of gross neglect of duty. The couple, married in 1908, faced no contest in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirsing
Connaughton
Walt
Thella
Corrugated Culvert Purchase Contract Shown
County Commissioners contracted with Ohio Corcupated Culvert Co to furnish culverts for Irister of Reily Faire field St. Clair Osfard Townships at a total of $783.04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohi
Reily
Fairefield
St. Clair
Osfard
Family at Church House 13 Robbed in Break-In
Miss Minnie Risenissen and her mother found their home at 372 Wayne Avenue ransacked after they left for chores between 7 and 9 last night. A thief entered through a porch and window, tossing furniture. About 1 two dollar bills, one dollar bills, a cent piece, 25 and 10 cent pieces and a nickel were taken. Silverware on the floor but none missing. Police believe someone familiar with the house committed the theft. Officers Magat, Riley and Cameron investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Risenissen
Chorel
Waane Avenue
Ingoa
Omiers Magat
Riley
Cameron
Iid Lew
Skeleton Found In Tunnel At Pen Linked To 1841 Escape
A human skeleton discovered in an old tunnel at the pen is believed to be Scott Maythe, listed as escaped July 7, 1841. His serial number 319 and a rusted tin plate bearing one and pine support the theory he became trapped while attempting to flee. Maythe, a Stark County inmate, was jailed on a domestic case in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galnraith Columbhis
Petilont Ganry
Scott Maythe
Maybhe
Stark County
Distribution of Taxes Completed Across Townships and Districts
The auditor announces the completion of the December tax distribution totaling about 570,000. Hamilton City receives 162,217.63 with 94,081.52 for schools. multiple townships and villages show varied allocations including Fairfield 312.38 Hanover 8141, Liberty 2824.91, Madison 3407.20, Milford 3330.47, Morgan 2015, Oxford 2612.88, Reily 1828.78, Ross 1467.39, St Clair 1880.5, Union 3193.16, Wayne 2836.80. Middletown 48,085.42 and others list numerous district amounts and specials totaling 569,742.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vapoty
Ross Township
St. Clair Township
Union Township
Wayne Township
Hamilton City
Middletown City
College Corner Village
Mourne
Oxford Seven Mile
Hanover Leman
Madison
Milford Morgan Caty
Oxford
Hamilton Ci
Midetown City
Afsone
FARIS
Osford
Seven Mile Village
Somerville
Trenton
Tindemwald
Madison Special No
Millville
Monro
New London Special School Distrie Piagah
Port Union Serene Bunyan
Springdale
Stewart's
Storkton Venice
Busenbarks
Tucker elected major of Third Regiment battalion
Captain William Tucker of Gom-Yong 3 Covington won the Friday election for major of the second battalion, Third Regiment, succeeding Major Henry L. Yount. Company E Hamilton cast 4 votes for Tucker and 29 for Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Hubbard
Wiliam Tucker
Gom- Yong 3
Covington
Third Regiment
Henry L. Yount
Company E
Hamilton
Hubbarz
Mrs Book Seeks Alimony in Divorce Case
Laurena Kennedy Book wife of George Book sues for divorce in probate court. In her answer she denies his allegations and files a cross petition alleging gross neglect and abandonment. She claims he left her in July for a week and again in August and did not return. Alimony requested. Andrews Harlen and Andrews, attorneys.
C H and D o Run Seed Special Illinois
C H and D o Run seed special in Illinois announced a farmers seed and soil factory train on its Illinois Division. The University of Illinois College of Agriculture and Agricultural Experiment Station will co operate with a slate of professors delivering lectures during the on wheels Farmers Institute train leaving Pustamn next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O
He & J
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Agricultural Experiment Station of Hingis
G. Hopkins
Agronomy
A. N. Flutte
O. 9. Genter
J. G. Maslee
Department of Soil Physica
Wy G. Ecksrdt
J. BE. Readheimer
Fisher
Pustamn
Farmers’ Institute
Vaughn and Johnson Sentenced to Ten Years
Nelson Vaughn and Andrew Johnson were indicted for highway robbery and pleaded not guilty but were found guilty. Judge Gerd sentenced both to ten years in the penitentiary. Sheriff Andy Graf and an assistant delivered them to the institution today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn
Johnson
Nelson Vaughn
Andrew Johnson
Gerd
Wees
Mrs Catharine Laurie Dies in Upland California
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Catherine Tweedale Laurie widow of Adam Laurie of this city in Upland California after a long illness following her husband’s passing on November 9. Born June 3 1820 in Loanhead Scotland she emigrated in 1842. Surviving children include John Adam Laurie and Mrs Byron K Brant with several grandchildren and descendants. A lifelong member of United Presbyterian Church she was remembered for her charitable kindness and steadfast faith with interment planned at Greenwood Cemetery. Funeral plans to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uplan
California
Catharine Tweedale Laurie
Adam Laurie
Laurie
Nyleg
Clara
Byron K. Beant
Loanhead
Scotland
Adam Larée
Edinburg
Hamilton
William Beckett
Catherine Tweedale
Areer
John
Adam Taurie
Byron BK. Brant
Lpland
Elmer Shipley
Ware Plan
Ticoylderoga
nFe United Presbyterian
Greenwood Cemetery
Mage
Ohio Traction to Build New Shops Bond Issue
Stockholders of the Ohio Traction Company ratified directors action authorizing a new bond issue of 2.3 million dollars. Proceeds to be used for building new shops at Winlua Mace and other improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio, Traction Company
Winlua Mace
Ellis Seeks Fees Ruling From County Commissioners
The county commissioners heard Ellis argue for a fee ruling but Auditor Brate explained the law allows constables and justices of the peace to draw fees only once a year. The State Board of Public Warl sought and received permission to raise the Crescentville canal bridge for dredging.
Sues For Breach Of Verbal Farm Contract
Andrew Tuman sues W. T. Schaeffer in common pleas court for 4487.50 alleging a verbal contract from 1901 to farm 219 acres of land in Wayne Township with half produce and rent terms. Claim cites Schaeffer failed to farm the land this year and raised more stock, seeking 4497.50 in damages. attorneys Andrews Harlan Andrews and David Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Andrew Tuman
W. T. Schaeffer
Inman
Schaeffer
Wiyne
Andrews
Harlan
Andrews Ani
David Pierce
Carthage Teen Loses Arm in Factory Accident
Albert Newton, eighteen, worker at Herr Spring and Axle Works in Carthage, was severely injured when his coat sleeve caught in a machine belt this afternoon. His right arm was torn off at the elbow. He was transported by John Hodlapp’s ambulance to Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati, where doctors reported him resting comfortably the following night. He is alive with his parents, Mr and Mrs Weary Newton, at Center Street and Brook Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Albert Newton
Herr Spring and Axle Works
John Hodlapp
Newton
Cincinnati
Iver
Weary Newton
Center Stimet
Brook Alfey
Ten Mills Tax Bill Reported in State House Debate
The Ten Mills Taxation Bill moves to a vote after a House defeat of the bill limiting Justices of the Peace in attachment cases, with 24 members ducking the vote. The Senate approves a loan shark licensing measure, medical exams for marriage requires a man to be examined, and the Eight Hours for Women bill passes with exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JH. Galbraith
Columbus
Justices of the Peace
Smith
Hutler County
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
Senate
MrDonali
Sway
Representative Feeiner
Congress
Licensed to Wed In Hamilton Area
A notice lists Robert McKee a farmer of Sharpton Mad and Aurelia Gibson of Okeana. Rev A G Newton and William Keppler a painter of Hamilton are involved along with Ann Marie Bicte of Hamilton in a forthcoming marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McKee
Sharpton
Mad
Aurelia Gibson
Okeana
A. G. Newton
William Keppler
Hamilton
Ann Marie Bicte
Rolling Mills seeks transfer to federal court in death suit
American Rolling Mills of Middletown asks the Common Pleas Court to move the case of Dell as administrator against the company for $12,000 to the U S District Court Southern District of Ohio arguing neither party resides in the state. Dell alleges death of Zion T Parsons. The Rolling Mills contends Parsons resided in Ohio and the company, under New Jersey incorporation, is a non resident. Ben Hurwitz, attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. District Court
American Rolling Mills
Middletown
Common Pleas Court
Dell
United States Court of the Southern District of Ohio
A. J. Dell
Zion T. Parsons
The
Rolling Mills
Parsons
Olin
New Jersey
Ben Hurwitz
Attarney
Sunday Post Office Closer Sunday Work Petitioned
Citizens petition Postmaster Shell to close the IngaI post office on Sundays and end Sunday work except for the special delivery system. Signatures will determine the outcome as to whether weekly Sunday closures are adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Shell
Inga
Lent Rules and Indulgence Dispensation Issued
The text records church guidance from Archbishop Moeller on Lent observance, indulgences tied to parish collections, and a one year exemption from abstinence for laborers starting Ash Wednesday 1911. It lists meat, dairy, and fasting rules, allowable meals, and notes the collection timing for Quinquagesima Sunday, March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy See
Iidday
Man known as Weaver jailed for bigamy in Indianapolis
Clarence Bloesom alias Smith alias Weaver faced court after Mrs. Smith accused him of bigamy. He received ten days in the workhouse and a $10 fine plus costs. Mrs. Smith, seeking reconciliation, described the tangled trio and potential Ohio action. Prosecutors noted the bigamy case lacked evidence. detectives say his real name Bloocom. A proposed new bridge over Kiette Creek in Morgan township also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bloesom
Smith
Weaver
Indianapolis
Conrad Baum
Kiette Creek
Morgan Township
Shandon
New Matting Bid For County Jail
Creighton and Hooven offer to furnish and lay cocoa matting in the county jail for fifty one dollars and ninety cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton & Hooven
Greek fined for adulteration of hamburger steak
County officials report a Greek man was fined $25 and costs by Squire Hughes for adulteration of foodstuffs after a hamburger steak kept by Clerk Brine Son was found to contain artificial preservatives. The case, appealed to the common pleas court, involves Deputy Harry Kallaoff and a Cincinnati chemist confirming preservative use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Baiteo
Clerk Bringon
John F. Neilan
State of
Ohio
Tom Buzaniz
Squire Har Hughes
Buzaniz
Common Pleas Court
Brine Son
Unzunls
State Dairy and Wood Department
Harry Kallaoff
Cincinnati
Squire Hughes
Har- di
Theodore Wetterstron
Bizaniz
Syntre Hughes
Change Of Doctors At Somerville In Ohio And Kentucky
Dr P KE McKinney of Cincinnati will locate at Somerville Ohio and practice medicine. Mr Btroupe who has practiced at Somerville for years will locate in Ludlow Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
P. KE. McKinney
Cincinnati
Oddfellows Temple Dedication Set For April 26
At the 10.0. F Lodge meeting last night the dedication date for the temple on South Third Street was fixed for April 26. All state officers and about 500 visitors will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddfellows' Temple
F “Lodge
South Third Street
Wwaanin AvpraIs Case In Ohio Appeal
The defendant Tom Buzonls faces charges in the Hughes court and appeals to the Common Pleas Court on a technicality. The case centers on the state of Ohio and legal proceedings in the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwaanin
Avprais
Tom Buzonls
State of Ohio
Squiry ‘Hughes
Common Pleas Court
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Doweah
Motder
May Hill
TXES
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Ohio Traction
Ellis
Krave
Rale
Lester
Moeller
Cardinal Gibbons
New York
Leo XI
Pomiff
Hal See
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