Fire Captain Stricken After Subduing Blaze in Cincinnati
Captain Bart Fanning of Engine Company No. 8 collapsed from paralysis yesterday morning on the roof of the Cincinnati Sash and Door Company plant while firefighting. The attack, around 1 o'clock, followed a previous head injury in a 1895 blaze. He is married with a family, appointed in 1889 and promoted to captain in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Fanning
Engine Company No. 8
Cincinnati Sash and Door Company
Hopkins Street
Minor
Fanning
Meningitis Claims Local Tobacco Merchant
Charles Robbins of 1112 Clark Street died at City Hospital from spinal meningitis yesterday. Robbins, once a wealthy tobacco merchant, was pronounced dead on arrival and his passing prompts a city health check on meningitis cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robbins
Clark Street
City Hospital
Wil Lecture Bird Clubs Address Tomorrow at Library
Miss Kate Sweeney will address the Children's Bird Clubs in the Public Library room in association with the Audubon Society tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. The talk aims to inform children about birds and conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Kate Sweeney
The
Audubon Society
The Confessional Lecture At St Xavier’s Church
Father Henry Moeller 8S J delivered a lecture on The Confessional and Its Advantages during a mission for married men at St Xavier's Church last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moeller
St. Xavier's Church
Brewer Adam Pfau Dies After Lighted Pipe Fire
Adam Pfau aged 42 of 1539 Dudley Street died at City Hospital after a night fire caused by falling asleep with a lighted pipe in his mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Pfau
Dudley Street
City Hospital
Columbus Man Reports Bank Roll Loss in City
August Stahley a drover living at 659 North High street Columbus C reported to the police last night the loss of his bank roll amounting to 260 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
August Stahley
North High Street
Vorhees Appointed to Soldiers Burial Committee
George E. Vorhees was appointed yesterday by the County Commissioners as a member of the Committee for Burial of Soldiers from the Twenty first Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Vorhees
Ford Unnerstall Disturbance On Street Car
Ford Unnerstall 21 of 1337 Walnut Street created a disturbance on a street car at Liberty and Freeman yesterday. He was seized with hysteria and sent to the City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Unnerstall
Walnut Street
Liberty Street
Freeman
City Hospital
Shift changes begin for all station keepers and patrol crews
Starting today, station house keepers, police patrol crews, and drivers switch to eight hour shifts. The change was ordered yesterday by Chief Millikin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
Lecture Highlights At Cincinnati Society Of Natural History
A large audience heard Mr. Charles Dury on Birds at the Cincinnati Society of Natural History last night. W. F. Beekman also spoke and led listeners on a travel-related tour to Natural Bridge and Splitrock in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Society of Natural History
Charles Dury
W. F. Beekman
Natural Bridge
Splitrock
Child Dies of Whooping Cough at City Hospital
The coroner was notified of the death of William Miller 17 months at City Hospital yesterday. The child, whose parents live at 77 East Mcken avenue, was admitted Monday suffering from whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
William Miller
East Mcken Avenue
Railway Men Hear a Lecture on Geysers and Canyons
George T Foges traveling passenger agent of the Northern Pacific Railroad will describe The Land of Geysers and Canyons tomorrow afternoon at the Union Haven Branch of the Railroad Y M C A. The talk aims to inform railway men about notable western regions and travel possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T Foges
Northern Pacific Railroad
Union Haven
Mrs Kate Buchert Hosts Euchre Party for G A R Relief Corps
Mrs Kate L Buchert hosts a euchre party at 1120 Clark Street to benefit the Women’s Relief Corps Noyes McCook Post G A R tonight. Neighbors and local civic members attend for charity and social fellowship in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate L. Buchert
Women’s Relief Corps
Noyes-McCook Post, G. A. R
Clark Street
Funeral for Samuel N Sayre Set for Tomorrow
The body of Samuel N. Sayre aged 60 of 754 West Ninth street will be buried tomorrow afternoon after services at his residence following his death Monday evening in Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel N. Sayre
West Ninth Street
Music Hall
Walter Mullen Dismissed in Manslaughter Case
Walter Mullen a Gilbert avenue motor man whose car killed Mabel Nigman on Broadway 11 714 was discharged in Police Court yesterday. He faced manslaughter charges after the fatal accident three weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mullen
Gilbert Avenue
Mabel Nigman
Broadway
Poice Court
Man with stab wound taken to City Hospital
A 35 year old houseman AHen Thomas of 517 East Eighth Street was rushed to City Hospital yesterday from his home after a chest stab wound. He told doctors he was cut by a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahen Thomas
East Eighth Street
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Relief for Palpitations
Dr Miles Heart Cure claims to strengthen heart nerves and muscles reducing strain from palpitations and irregular pulses. The ad credits Mrs Mary C Hahler of Suitvan Missouri and promises money back if the first bottle fails, with Miles Medical Co based in Elkhart Indiana selling through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Mary C. Hahler
Suitvan
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Fourth annual banquet at Palace Hotel
Eclectic Medical College fraternity and friends held their fourth annual banquet last night in the Palace Hotel. L. T. Franklin served as toastmaster while John Swanson, W. H. Schrock, R. L. Alsaker, H. S. Monroe and T. Barnes offered toasts. Julius Bach performed two cello solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ans
Eclectic Medical College Fraternity
Palace Hotel
L. T. Franklin
John Swanson
W. H. Schrock
R. L. Alsaker
H.S. Monroe
T. Barnes
Julius Bach
Memorial Hall Trustees Invite Commissioners for April 2 Joint Session
The Board of Trustees of the Memorial Hall sent a communication to the County Commissioners inviting a joint session on April 2 at 1 p.m. to arrange the turnover of the hall to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Body of Ohio Odd Fellows Treasurer Sent to Findlay
The body of Charles B. Niles of Findlay Ohio Grand Treasurer of the Ohio Odd Fellows reached Cincinnati yesterday from Florida where he died. The body was sent on to Findlay for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Charles B. Niles
The
Ohio Odd Fellows
Cincinnati
Florida
Man Declares Tiger Hunts Alias in Court
Fred Maple alias Arthur George fined $50 and costs in Police Court after arraignment on loitering charge. He claimed to have hunted tigers in Africa with Colonel Max Fleischmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Maple
Arthur George
Africa
Max Fleischmann
Pilat
Mills Lectures On The Objective Mind Emerson Essay And Cosmic Consciousness
Benjamin Fay Mills lectures at Vine Street Church this morning at 10 on The Objective Mind. At 4 pm he discusses Emersons The Over Soul. At 8 15 pm he returns for The Cosmic Consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Fay Mills
Vine Street
Emerson
Falls Into Dough Machine at Pretzel Factory
Fred Meier a 34 year old baker of 1204 Hopple Street suffered serious injuries yesterday after falling into a dough machine at the pretzel factory 3021 Colerain Avenue. He was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meier
Baker
Hopple Street
Colerain Avenue
Coffin Maker Joseph Bergfeld to be Buried Tomorrow
Joseph Bergfeld, long time coffin manufacturer of 1305 Sycamore Street, died Monday afternoon of pleurisy. He will be buried tomorrow morning in St. Marys Cemetery after services at St. Marys Church where he served as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bergfeld
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Church
Jealous Lover Feuds End in Razor Assault
Edna Hurst, 30, colored, was cut across the throat during a quarrel at 1734 Baymiller Street. She accuses Jo Robinson, 60, colored, of jealousy and assault. Robinson fled the scene as tenants joined the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baymiller Street
Edna Hurst
Jo Robinson
Robinson
Warrant Issued for Man in Cutting to Kill Case
A police court warrant charges Fred Butche of Tusculum Heights with cutting to kill Joseph Frueh of 551 Tusculum Avenue. Frueh is in serious condition at City Hospital after an argument Saturday night between the two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Butche
Tusculum Heights
Joseph Frueh
Tusculum Avenue
City Hospital
Despondent man survives poisoning after hospital treatment
George Sterling a 32 year old cigar maker of 1232 East Front Street attempted suicide yesterday by drinking poison due to unemployment. He was taken to City Hospital where doctors used a stomach pump and indicated he would recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sterling
East Front Street
West End Settlement Rooms to Hold Informal Opening
Tomorrow evening the new West End Settlement rooms on Harriet Street will be informally opened. Principal Fred W. Dearness of the Twelfth District School and Secretary Charles M. Hubbard of Associated Charities will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Harriet Street
Fred W. Dearness
Charles M. Hubbard
Associated Charities
Chattanooga Man Arrested on Loitering Charge
John Mosley of Chattanooga Tennessee was arrested yesterday by Detectives Allen and Reed on loitering charges. Police say the arrest recalls a previous capture in which he was found disposing of diamonds in local pawnshops two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mosley
Chattanooga
Tenn
Allen
Reed
Commissioners Award Contracts For Road Improvements
The County Commissioners awarded contracts yesterday for road work. Mt Nebo Cliff road from Hayes corner to Dugan Gap goes to Joseph Gradison for 9881 dollars. Green Township Queen City avenue to Glenway avenue goes to John Ruebel for 880 dollars. Section avenue between Plainfield pike and Madison avenue gets crushed stone from John Snyder for 4297.44 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Nebo Cliff Road
Hayes Corner
Dugan Gap
Joseph Gradison
Green Township
Queen City Avenue
Glenway Avenue
John Ruebel
Section Avenue
Plainfield Pike
Madison Avenue
John Snyder
Fight Leaves Two Men Hurt and Arrests Made
Joseph Donnelly and Chris Mynatt were involved in an evening brawl. Mynatt allegedly struck Donnelly with brass knuckles, leading to both men being charged with disorderly conduct and Donnelly being sent to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Donnelly
East Seventh Street
Chris Mynatt
West Sixth Street
Mynatt
Donnelly
City Hospital
First Regiment O N G Passes Annual Inspections
The First Regiment O N G reports all companies under inspection with colors flying. Maj Becht and Capt Williams reviewed Companies E F and G as well as equipment. Further inspections of I and M are planned with a final muster and dress parade set for Friday evening next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becht
Williams
Milk Feed Dairies Probe Highlights Stop Feeding Sanitation
Milk inspector Hagen reports on a legislative visit by the Agriculture Committee of the Ohio House to Cincinnati dairies showing stop feeding practices and the need for more inspectors. Twenty cans of carmine treated milk were sent back to the shipper at his expense after failing butterfat tests. Deputies Brandt and Seidenspinner guarded a suspicious shipment at Grand Central Station while officials tested the milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagen
Brandt
Seidenspinner
Grand Central Station
Kentucky
Health Office
Board of Health
J. Stewart Hagen
Committee of Agriculture
House of Representatives
John Cornette, Jr
Milk Department
Health Department
Dr. Hagen
Messrs. L. Danner
John Cornette
Visa
Cincinnati
J. M. Steward
G. W. Bowers
Agriculture Committee
Ohio House of Representatives
Hans
A. E. Moon
J. H. Watson
David
Bly
R. R. Reynolds
Howard
Ohio
A. Zeckendorf
Fleischmann Distilleries
Herman F. Cellarius
Clifton Springs
Celebration Sale Marks Thirty-First Year of Cincinnati Store
The Fountain Square establishment celebrates 31 years of business with a large Anniversary Sale. From a 17 foot front shop in 1877 to a landmark building, the firm has built a city center and attracted a wide patronage by a one price, fair dealing policy and progressive management. The firm’s illumination features grew from 2,000 gas jets and 35 electric lamps to a 7,000 light façade. Fountain Square’s transformation has boosted Cincinnati’s tax base and overall prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Square
Lodge Alley
Fifth Street
Cincinnati
Man Dies of Wounds in City Hospital Shooting
Duke Allen colored 708 Laurel street died at City Hospital yesterday from bullet wounds suffered in a Saturday night saloon fight on Central avenue. Daniel Rafferty white of Clinton street faces a shooting to kill charge, which police expect to upgrade to murder. Rafferty claims self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Allen
Laurel Street
Central Avenue
Daniel Rafferty
Clinton Street
Rafferty
Kubelik Busy Practicing Before Thursday Recital
Jan Kubelik the great Bohemian violinist is to perform a single recital at Music Hall on his present American tour. He avoids interviews and spends his dressing room time practicing between numbers, a demanding routine that astonishes listeners and underscores his masterful performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Kubelik
Music Hall
Kubelik
Chicago
Death of J. H. Carnes in Dennison Hotel
J. H. Carnes of Carntown Ohio was found dead in his hotel room at the Dennison yesterday afternoon. He registered Monday night and appeared in good health. The body was taken to the Morgue. Coroner Cameron said heart disease caused death. Carnes was 71 and formerly worked in the tobacco business in Carntown, a town named for his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Carnes
Carntown, O
Dennison
Carnes
Cameron
Carntown
Marriage Licenses Registered in City Listings
Edward F. Neuhaus aged 7 and Ida Havenschild of 439 McMicken Ave listed for marriage. James D. Dean and Laura McAfee of 610 West Fourth Street appear. William Bolmins of Central Ave and Mary Haddon of 9296 West Seventh Street are named. Joel Lunin at 634 Mound Street with Ida Kaletzky at 624 Mound Street listed. Edward H. Berry of 32 At By, Gerrete Lewis, Casper Ebbling of 383 West Liberty Street, and Margaretha Bohn of 1805 Liberty Street also appear in the marriage license notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Neuhaus
Ida Havenschild
McMicken
James D. Dean
Harricon
Laura McAfee
Fourth St
William Bolmins
Dile Central
Mary Haddon
Seventh St
Joel Lunin
Ida Kaletzky
Sasee
Mound
Tdward H. Berry
Gerretse Ls Lewis
Sande Cqeeveeet Ee Casper Ebbling
W. Liberty
Margaretha Bohn
Liberty St
Boyd replies to 10 charges in suit over park land
William F. Boyd, member of the Board of Public Safety, answers the Fechter suit contesting a city park acquisition on Price Hill. He notes 18.65 acres titled in his name due to a 1900 bid for a church society mortgage, claims no ownership beyond three $500 notes, and denies any agreement with officials to take over property for 65 000 dollars. He states the board has no role in park purchases or bond issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Boyd
Board of Public Safety
Nicholas Fechter
Price Hill
Boyd
Freedmen’s Aid and
Southern Education Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Committee On Parks
Boyer
M. C. Slutes
Kilwinning Chapter Convocation Notice
Kilwinning Chapter No percent B A M states a convocation on Wednesday April 1 at 7 30. Work Royal Arch Degree and visitors are invited. John C Roberts H F L L Latta Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilwinning
John .C. Roberts
H. F. L. L. Latta
Sec’y
Funeral notices and burials in a late 1900s city listing
A dense set of obituaries and burial notices for multiple individuals. Entries include Sophia Fletcher aged 8 years 6 months. Marie Nurre aged 20 years 11 months with funeral in Dayton Kentucky. Mary L Thompson aged 54 with service in Dayton. Wilni M Johnson in Avondale with private burial. Andrew J. Eagher funeral in Glendale. Miss Alice Putnam burial. a list of burial permits and patient deaths with causes such as heart disease influenza tuberculosis nephritis bronchitis and other ailments at various local hospitals and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Sophia
Simon Fletcher
Samuel Fltcher
Nurre
Marie HB. Nurre
A. Joseph Nurre
Elizabeth Nurre
Niehaus
Fineral
Broadway
St. Francis’ Church
Liberty and Vine
Thompson
Mary
George B. Johnson
Burnet
Rockdale Avenues
Avondale
Forest Avenue
Eagher
Andrew J
Pénie
Illow Avenue
Glendale
St. Gabriel's Arch
Putnam
Alice Putniam
Hoke
George F
Carll’ Street
Clark
Margaret
Clinton Street
Hanraum
Willy
Sherman Ag
Bo Emphissius
Et Augie
St. Mary's
St. Francis Hospital
Western Avenue
Waltam
S Hospital
Wilstach Street
Ta. Johnson
Wil
Rockdale
Can Greener
Anthony
Harrison Avenue
Chrls
John
Spruce Street
Reedman
Stewart
Hackberry Street
Marasmus
No ‘Ross
Symmes Street
He Emile
Gregory Street
Elsas
Nettie
Chapel Street
Xavier
Mitchell Avenue
Huber
Henry
Jefferson ‘Avenue
Crump
Cleo
Seton Hospital
Richmond
Ind
Albanese
Marie
West Third Street
Alfred
Hospital
Sycamore
Mor
Millis
Tober
Frank Nwweathers
Bebsie
Olive Street
Parnohren
Bernard
East Front Street
Ae Welsh
Nor
Bethesda Hospital
Devine
Nien BT
Pia Glen
George Street
Ne- Peerkshire
Pee A Eee
de City Hospital
St Mary's Hostal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Apt
Bellsmith
City News
Philomatheans
Philomathe
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Library
Grand and
Price
Avenues
Odd
Theolon Sillito Company
Seventh Street
Vernis Martin
Che Dolin Shillifo Company
Alleghanies
Mammoth Mercantile Establishment
Carnestown
Member
Board of Public Service
Masonic
J.j.sullivan , Co. Undertakers
Central Av
Erie Av
Hyde Park
Panama
Henriet
Mohair
Che Hohn Shillit Company
West O OF the Alleghani
Royal Wilton
Axminster
Body Brussels
Che Fobw
Selif Ampaang
North German Lloyd
Plymouth-Cherbourg
Bremen
Kronpring Wm
Kaiser Wm. II
Ymouth-Cherbourg-Bremen
A.M. Arbarossa
Barbarossa
Kurfverst
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Irene
K. Luise
Friedrich
K. Albert
Oelrichs & CO
Atlas National Bank
Brighton
Bonk
Gundermann
St. Francis’ Hospital
McMickey, Avenue
Ichie Browe
Jowslers
W.4th St
Corr Court Se
Ocean Steamers
First National Bay
Stealiship Lines
Thomas Cook & Son
S.kuhn & Sons
Hotels and Resorts
Traymo
Atlantic City
N. J
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