From: The Oakland Tribune, 03 January 1906
SUES DAVID MITCHELL
Action has been brought by S. Baumgarten against David Mitchell to quiet the title to a piece of property known as lot 11 block 30 in this city, which Baumgarten claims as his own, but which he states Mitchell and others whom he does not know claim an interest in. He asks that they be cited to appear in court and show what claim they have.
Monday, October 10, 2011
In Probate Court
From: The Oakland Tribune, 03 January 1906
IN PROBATE COURT
Petition for the probate of the will of the late Catharina Elfers, of 775 Santa Clara avenue was filed with the County Clerk today by Charles D. Elfers, one of the sons of the deceased, together with her will, in which she leaves her entire estate to her husband, Ahrenhold D. Elfers, who is now 82 years of age.
The estate consists of the home on Santa Clara avenue, which is valued at about $2500, and personal property valued at $500. The deceased states that she makes no provision for her children believing that their father will deal justly with them.
The will of the late Manuel F. P. Olivera of Centerville was filed with the County Clerk today, in which he leaves his entire estate, valued at $2800, to his wife, Mary F. Olivera, 33 years of age. He says that he purposely omits mentioning his children as he is sure that their mother will care for them. Attorney J. G. Mattos represents the widow.
IN PROBATE COURT
Petition for the probate of the will of the late Catharina Elfers, of 775 Santa Clara avenue was filed with the County Clerk today by Charles D. Elfers, one of the sons of the deceased, together with her will, in which she leaves her entire estate to her husband, Ahrenhold D. Elfers, who is now 82 years of age.
The estate consists of the home on Santa Clara avenue, which is valued at about $2500, and personal property valued at $500. The deceased states that she makes no provision for her children believing that their father will deal justly with them.
The will of the late Manuel F. P. Olivera of Centerville was filed with the County Clerk today, in which he leaves his entire estate, valued at $2800, to his wife, Mary F. Olivera, 33 years of age. He says that he purposely omits mentioning his children as he is sure that their mother will care for them. Attorney J. G. Mattos represents the widow.
He Is Insane
From: The Oakland Tribune, 03 January 1906
HE IS INSANE
George Orio, a Italian, who was examined before Judge T. W. Harris this morning for insanity and allowed his freedom, no sooner had gotten outside of the courtroom than he began tearing his hair and attempted to butt his brains out against the side of the Court House and had to be arrested to keep him from taking his life. He will undergo another examination tomorrow morning and will probably be sent to an asylum.
Orio some days ago jumped into the Tidal Canal at Alameda and was rescued only to demonstrate the fact of his insanity in other ways. He was taken to the Receiving Hospital and charged with insanity.
HE IS INSANE
George Orio, a Italian, who was examined before Judge T. W. Harris this morning for insanity and allowed his freedom, no sooner had gotten outside of the courtroom than he began tearing his hair and attempted to butt his brains out against the side of the Court House and had to be arrested to keep him from taking his life. He will undergo another examination tomorrow morning and will probably be sent to an asylum.
Orio some days ago jumped into the Tidal Canal at Alameda and was rescued only to demonstrate the fact of his insanity in other ways. He was taken to the Receiving Hospital and charged with insanity.
Marriage Licenses
From: The Oakland Tribune, 03 January 1906
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following marriage licenses were issued by the County Clerk today:
David Guild Jr., Oakland, 23
Rose Basso, Oakland, 20
Andrew A. Rasmussen, Hayward, 34
Anna M. Sorensen, Hayward, 31
Frederick A. Wagner, Berkeley, 40
May Ireland, Berkeley, 22
John H. Jones, Berkeley, 33
May M. Murphy, Berkeley, 27
Charles McAfee, Oakland, 50
Martha Crew, Oakland, 45
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following marriage licenses were issued by the County Clerk today:
David Guild Jr., Oakland, 23
Rose Basso, Oakland, 20
Andrew A. Rasmussen, Hayward, 34
Anna M. Sorensen, Hayward, 31
Frederick A. Wagner, Berkeley, 40
May Ireland, Berkeley, 22
John H. Jones, Berkeley, 33
May M. Murphy, Berkeley, 27
Charles McAfee, Oakland, 50
Martha Crew, Oakland, 45
Mrs. L. Ulrich Says She Was Driven Out of Home
From: The Oakland Tribune, 03 January 1906
Mrs. L. Ulrich Says She Was Driven Out of Home
Leopoldene Ulrich, wife of Otto Ulrich of Berkeley, has begun divorce proceedings against him and declares that she has suffered such cruelty at his hands that she can no longer live with him. They were married on June 14, 1901, and at that time she had a little girl 4 years of age, the result of a former marriage.
She states that on July 3 her husband threw a beer bottle at her and kicked her little child and chased her out of their home. Six days later, on his promise to treat her as a wife, she returned to him, only to be again threatened and abused.
In October, he threatened her with a cleaver, struck her child and applied vile epithets to her. In November, he threatened to kill her with a knife, and then make an end of himself.
In December last he broke the furniture in the house and refused to let her or her child get out of bed until 3 p.m., and on Christmas Day, he drove her out of the house and told her to get a divorce. She says she has often been obliged to flee to a neighbor's for protection, and that the incidents enumerated are but a few of the many times he has beaten her.
She says there is a cottage standing in their joint names which was purchased with her separate money, and which they live in as their home, and this she asks to have set aside to her. He earns $50 a month, she says, and she asks for sufficient to enable her to live.
Mrs. L. Ulrich Says She Was Driven Out of Home
Leopoldene Ulrich, wife of Otto Ulrich of Berkeley, has begun divorce proceedings against him and declares that she has suffered such cruelty at his hands that she can no longer live with him. They were married on June 14, 1901, and at that time she had a little girl 4 years of age, the result of a former marriage.
She states that on July 3 her husband threw a beer bottle at her and kicked her little child and chased her out of their home. Six days later, on his promise to treat her as a wife, she returned to him, only to be again threatened and abused.
In October, he threatened her with a cleaver, struck her child and applied vile epithets to her. In November, he threatened to kill her with a knife, and then make an end of himself.
In December last he broke the furniture in the house and refused to let her or her child get out of bed until 3 p.m., and on Christmas Day, he drove her out of the house and told her to get a divorce. She says she has often been obliged to flee to a neighbor's for protection, and that the incidents enumerated are but a few of the many times he has beaten her.
She says there is a cottage standing in their joint names which was purchased with her separate money, and which they live in as their home, and this she asks to have set aside to her. He earns $50 a month, she says, and she asks for sufficient to enable her to live.
Deaths Reported
From: The Oakland Tribune, 01 January 1906:
DEATHS REPORTED
Mrs. Julia Howard, a native of Arkansas, aged fifty-six years, died yesterday at her home on the San Leandro road, near High street. She came from Oregon about four months ago. Death was due to injuries sustained in falling down stairs a year ago.
Henry Hampel, a native of Germany, aged seventy-three years, died this morning at his home, 1126 Sixteenth avenue. He had resided in California for the last fifty years. He was a blacksmith by occupation. He leaves a wife and five children.
DEATHS REPORTED
Mrs. Julia Howard, a native of Arkansas, aged fifty-six years, died yesterday at her home on the San Leandro road, near High street. She came from Oregon about four months ago. Death was due to injuries sustained in falling down stairs a year ago.
Henry Hampel, a native of Germany, aged seventy-three years, died this morning at his home, 1126 Sixteenth avenue. He had resided in California for the last fifty years. He was a blacksmith by occupation. He leaves a wife and five children.
Thursday, October 6, 2011
HIS DEATH DUE TO HEART FAILURE
From: The Oakland Tribune, 04 January 1901:
HIS DEATH DUE TO HEART FAILURE
Jonathan Fairbank, a well-known painter aged 68 years, died of heart failure at his home, ?63 Twentieth street yesterday. He had resided in Oakland twenty-three years. Seven years ago he suffered a stroke of apoplexy and he had never enjoyed good health since. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning. The interment will be in Mountain View Cemetery.
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