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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Telegram
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1888
Page
5
A compiled column notes Albert Netter’s prestigious Cincinnati offices and a parade of locals. It mentions Laboiteaux of Duhme & Co as a horticulture expert, George Coker & Co mailing Christmas turkeys, and witty asides about actors, lawyers, bankers, and society figures.
A warrant was sworn for George Love of 226 Pleasant Street on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses from Canven Bauman of 628 Vine Street. Love allegedly claimed his sister was dead and the undertaker would not bury her unless twelve dollars were paid. Bauman gave the money, learned the deception, and filed the warrant.
The bloated corpse found in a river box at the Morgue near Syc amore street was identified as Henry Klauer a laborer from Cleves. He had recently worked on Philip Bayer’s farm and left Cleves for the city with twenty five dollars, which was later missing.
Larry Hazen presented Police Commissioner Dodds with a fine Skye-terrier named May yesterday afternoon. Dodds accepted the dog, tucked it under his arm, and took it home. May honors her original owner with the name.
Judge Sage indicated on Saturday that Means must post the higher bond by Monday or face forfeiture and arrest. The Great Poultry Show by the Ohio Valley Fanciers' Club will be held at Music Hall from December 12 to 19, with entries already arriving from Indiana Ohio Kentucky Pennsylvania New York and Canada.
Informed circles expect no notice of the Means indictment and no trial until the spring term of the United States Court.
The Stichtenoth property in Clifton on Clifton avenue beyond Ludlow avenue failed to sell at Shoern’s sale yesterday as bids did not reach the required amount.
Judge Elliott today issued a permanent injunction restraining the American Interstate Telephone company from certain practices. Jacob Speyer, worker at the Shane Farnivare Company, found a pocketbook last night at the Hotel Emmer containing about $176 and turned it over to authorities.
An unnamed source notes a reevee AI save of a tee identification for the MiRTs on Clark Street. Details are sparse and no further context is provided.
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