Name/Title
Letter from J.W. Stewart regarding a real estate matterEntry/Object ID
2000.FIC.02.128Scope and Content
Letter from James W. Stewart, attorney to Ida Cahoon, indicating that a hearing on a real estate matter will not be necessary.
2000.FIC.02.128A: Carbon copy
James W. Stewart
Attorney At Law
Williamson Building,
Telephones { Bell Main 731 / Cuyahoga Cent. 5816 Cleveland, O. Sept. 14, 1910.
Miss Ida Cahoun,
North Dover,
Cuyahoga Co. Ohio.
Dear Miss Cahoun:
I had a talk with Mr. Horr, attorney for Mr. Johnson, today. I saw him with reference to being ready to hear those demurrers. He said to me that he had been giving our petitions more careful consideration, and had come to the conclusion that his clients had no case; that the deeds which we cited particularly the warranty, cut out any chance for Mr. Johnson to have any hope for obtaining anything out of your property. He said that he would write at once to Mr. Johnson and tell him his conclusions, and ask that a decree might be entered by consent in your favor in both cases. This will avoid any hearing, and I suppose be welcome news to you.
Yours Truly,
Jas. W. Stewart
JWS: SS
2000.FIC.02.128B: envelope
Red oval two cent US Postage stamp. Features a profile of George Washington
Printed in upper left corner: JAMES W. STEWART, / 1416 Williamson Bldg., / CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Postmark in black: CLEVELAND, OHIO / SEP 14 / 130PM / 1910
Typed in blue ink addressed to: Miss Ida Cahoun, / North Dover, / Cuyahoga Co., Ohio.
Handwritten in black ink on end: Informs us of Mr Horr's decision
Back: Postmark in black: NORTH DOVER / SEP / 14 / 8PM / 1910 / REC'D.Collection
Early Family Papers: CahoonRelationships
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Johnson, Mr.Person or Organization
Stewart, James W., AttorneyPerson or Organization
Horr, Mr.Person or Organization
Cahoon, IdaRelated Entries
Notes
2000.FIC.02.129, 2000.FIC.02.396
