Lectures in Central Turner Hall by Dr Sirkin for Russian Jews
City news notes Dr N Sirkin an orator among Russian Jews will lecture tonight and tomorrow in Central Turner Hall for the benefit of Russian Jews in Cincinnati. Ask police to locate a couple. Police asked by J H Crute to find John Carr who left with Jennie Crute believed to have come to this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Turner Hall
N. Sirkin
Turner Hall
Cincinnati
J. H. Crute
Seaman
John Carr
Jennie Crute
Crute
Cut in the Head and Back Fight Injures Peter Deal
In a street assault on West Eighth Street Peter Deal, a 19 year old colored man, was cut on the head and back by a man identified as Charles Gray. Deal was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Deal
West Eighth Street
Charles Gray
Deal
City Hospital
Gray
Letter Traces Stockton Woman's Sister in Joaquin County
Chief Millikin received a letter from Coroner B C Wallace of Joaquin County California seeking the sister of Mrs Margaret Greenham who died in Stockton March 23 The sister is said to reside in this city and may be located through the coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
B. C. Wallace
Joaquin County
California
Margaret Greenham
Stockton
Entertain Sorority Girls By Heister Sisters In Cincinnati
Miss Edith and Miss Helen Heister hosted the Pi Mu Psi Sorority at the Cincinnati School of Expression with a theater party honoring Miss Augusta Haacke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Helen Heister
Pi Mu Psi Sorority
Cincinnati School of Expression
Augusta Haacke
Explosion probe ordered in Finch death at Bromley plant
Coroner Cameron vows a thorough inquiry into the death of William Finch of Bromley Kentucky caused by a blast at the Liquid Carbonic Company plant located at Second street and Central avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
William Finch
Bromley
Liquid Carbonic Company
Second Street
Central Avenue
Will Lecture on the Public Schools in Cincinnati
Dr J M Withrow will discuss The Public Schools in Cincinnati next Sunday evening at 7 45 in St Pauls Methodist Church Seventh and Smith streets. The lecture will be illustrated with stereopticon views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Withrow
Cincinnati
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Seventh and
Smith Streets
Shriners Secure Chester Park for May 8 Family Outing
The Shriners of Syrian Temple completed arrangements with Chester Park Manager Martin for exclusive park use on Friday May 8. The event is an outing for members and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners
Shriners of Syrian Temple
Martin
Chester Park
Dentist Dr Edgar H Eberle and Miss Clara Nocka marry in Hamilton
Dr Edgar H Eberle a Cincinnati dentist and Miss Clara R Nocka daughter of Rev W E Nocka pastor of the German M E Church Hamilton were married last evening at the bride’s home 324 Millville avenue Hamilton They will reside in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar H., Eberle
Cincinnati
Clara R. Nocka
W. E. Nocka
M.E. Church
Hamilton
Millville Avenue
William Harrington to be released from State Penitentiary
Chief Millikin received notice from Warden Gould that William Harrington is to be released on April 17. Sentences awaiting him here would keep him five years in the Workhouse. He will be brought here to serve out that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
Gould
State Penitentiary
William Harrington
Woodmen delegates select state meeting reps in Portsmouth
Delegates from Modern Woodmen of America camps in the county met in G A R Hall yesterday and chose Joseph P Becht and James L Romer as representatives to the State meeting in Portsmouth May 6. Dr J W Wold and William A Zingerle were chosen alternates. District Deputy F O Howlett and others addressed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
G. A. R. Hall
Joseph P. Becht
James L. Romer
Portsmouth
J. W. Wold
William A. Zingerle
F. O. Howlett
Hospital Corps Inspection Marks Expected High Ranking
Companies Land M of the First Regiment O N G led by Major Becht and Captain Williams were inspected last evening in the Armory. The showings were good and both units are expected to rank high in efficiency. The inspection ends today with the Hospital Corps examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becht
Williams
Mills Ends Lecture Series at Vine Street Church
Benjamin Fay Mills closes his lecture series with a 10 a.m. talk on The Supreme Mind, the final session of the higher psychology course. At 4 p.m. he delivers Emerson's Idea of Prayer, concluding his Emerson lectures. The farewell meeting follows at 8:15 p.m. all in Vine Street Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Fay Mills
Emerson
Vine Street
Factory owners cleared after blower law compliance
Owners of metal ware and polishing factories arrested for not installing blowers in work rooms were yesterday dismissed by Justice Muller. They proved compliance with the law. Only costs were charged. State Factory Inspector Spaeth reports all establishments are now installing blowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muller
Spaeth
Loyal Legion elects officers and clerks for May 6 vote
At last night’s Loyal Legion meeting, Fred W. Hinkle and William R. Collins were chosen as judges with G. M. Mosler and William V. Muller as ballot clerks. The Independent ticket led by Colonel Kilbourne of Columbus has not been posted to the official board. Mayor Markbreit attended and Captain William L Curry spoke on Wheeler’s cavalry raid through Tennessee in 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Loyal Legion
Fred W. Hinkle
William R. Collins
G. M. Mosler
William V. Muller
Kilbourne
Columbus
Legion
William L Curry
Joe Wheeler
Tennessee
Markbreit
Congregation petitions to asphalt street near temple
Max B. May on behalf of the Jewish Temple congregation at Eighth and Plum petitions the Board of Public Service to asphalt the space between the car tracks nearby. He cites the rumble of wagons on granite as a serious disturbance to religious services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max B. May
Congregation of the Jewish Temple
Eighth and
Plum Streets
Board of Public Service
Mr. May
Our Out of town Friends Illustrated Magazine Offer
The Ladies will be pictured in next Sunday's Illustrated Magazine free with The Sunday Commercial Tribune. The page features feminine beauty and should interest lovers of beauty in the other sex. The magazine includes pictures stories jokes and anecdotes. Procure one next Sunday. Geedoe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercial Tribune
Whisky Tax Income Slump Deepens as Prohibition Expands
Government officials blame wartime restrictions and broader prohibition for a near half million dollar drop in Cincinnati District internal revenue for March 1908. Whisky receipts lead the decline, with distillers down from 1 024 130.80 to 641 077.80, while beer tobacco and other taxes also fall. Officials warn of possible revival of war taxes to meet deficits as postal and customs revenues also dip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Cincinnati
Bettmann
Cincinnati Post Office
Cincinnati Custom House
North Turners Ready for Show at Music Hall
The North Cincinnati Turners prepare a gymnastic exhibition and minstrel show this Saturday at Music Hall. A 100 man 150 boy chorus, and nearly 1000 participants in calisthenics will perform in new exercises. Solo parts feature Knorr Brampkamp Schob Finn Osler Ball. Flower girls include Dieterle Von Seggern Schmitt Gaukel Weinewuth Roff Ziegler Keck Thielen Reis Remboldt Roemele Heugge Huiszky Fries Lamprech t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Turners
Music Hall
Geneva
John C. Donovan, Jr
William Béhlendorf, Jr
Messrs
Herman Knorr
Charles Bramkamp
Paul Schob
George Finn
B. Osler
Edward L. Ball
Flower Girl
Gertrude Dieterle
Helen von Seggern
Irma Schmitt
Carrie Gaukel
Florence Weinewuth
Esther’ Roff
Martha Ziegler
Erna Keck
Luella ‘Thielen
Gertrude Reis
Helen Remboldt
Ana Roemele
Alice Heugge
Stella Huiszky
Lena Fries
Helen Lamprecht
Plans for Twelve Burnet Woods Concerts This Summer
Superintendent of Parks Rodgers advises the Service Board that the Groesbeck fund will pay for twelve Saturday concerts in Burnet Woods at 186 dollars each. The series would run from June 6 to August 22 with July 4 excluded, a date when musicians typically charge double. He suggests a concert for the Auto Club outing for orphans instead.
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Rodgers
Service Board
Groesbeck Fund
Burnet Woods
Auto Club
Procter & Gamble Ivorydale plants halt operations a week
Ivorydale plants close from Monday with about 1,100 workers idle while a new eastern plant in New Jersey starts operations. Twenty five percent remain at work. 60 percent to return Saturday and full staffing by Monday as repairs and a ramped-up supply plan are implemented. The Globe Soap Co Carthage Pike plant in St Bernard also idles about 300 workers as stock is taken and shifts resume soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivorydale
Anderson
Big Four
June Street
Millcreek
Court Street
Gilbert Avenue
William Cooper Procter
Esident
James N. Gamble
Hastings L. French
John J. Burcheneal
Herbert G. French
Globe Soap Company
Carthage Pike
St. Bernard
George B. Wilson
Mann School Star Fielder Dropped by Juvenile Court
Horace Mann School loses star center fielder Martin Mahon by order of Judge Caldwell. Principal Rothenberg described him as one of the brightest lads but he will be sent to the school for truant boys after playing truant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann School
Marriage Licenses Filed Across Several Addresses
A list of marriage licenses shows individuals with residences and ages linked to various addresses including 627 W Sixth and 735 Reading Road. Names such as Vi N Devon Norwood, F Odewage Norwood, Palmer Gore, Pricilla Coleman, Walter Alderman, Georgiana Martin, Albert Reggins, Florence Robinson, Berdse Wiggins and May Rawlings appear with associated locales and dates in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Norwood Beehues F. Odewage
Norwood
Palmer E. Gore
W. Sixth
Junia
M. Koons
Williamsburg, O
Robert Lee
Reading Road
Pricilla
Coleman
Walter L. Alderman
Savanah, Ga
Georgiana Martin
W. Fifth Ets
Albert Reggins
Front St
Florence Robinson
Berdse
Wiggins
Mt. Repose
Rawlings
Plainville
Keene
Commercial Tribune patterns order form and address
The notice instructs sending ten cents for each pattern to The Commercial Tribune Fashion Department Cincinnati to obtain patterns. It notes orders are forwarded to a New York factory and several days are needed. Pattern No. 4827 is referenced and a City and State address is requested for mailing patterns.
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Commercial Tribune
Fashion Department
New York
A Pleasing Gown For A Small Maiden Pattern
The year’s attractive materials reduce trimming but keep style. Pattern No 4327 offers a wool batiste dress with simulated yoke a tucked blouse a bertha and a four gored skirt with box and side plaits. Sleeves vary from short puff to turn back cuffs size nine needs 4% yards 27 inches wide ten cents.
Police probe tale of egger eavesdropping suspect arraigned
John Brandt of 531 West Liberty Street was arraigned in Police Court on a shooting to kill charge after allegedly firing at Harry Kuhl, 17, of 1056 Freeman Avenue. Kuhl remained in critical condition at City Hospital. Detective statements claim Brandt believed neighbors eavesdropping as shots were fired through a door Sunday night. Brandt says he was handing the gun to a boy when it discharged accidentally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brandt
West Liberty Street
Harry Kuhl
Freeman Avenue
Lueders
Kratz
Brandt
Committees Named for Ohio Knights Templar Conclave 1908
Committees for the Ohio Knights Templar conclave to be held in this city October 13 to 15, 1908, have been drawn from three local lodges. Members cover Finance, Halls and Meeting Place, Transportation, Invitation and Reception, Parade, Hotels, Press, Printing, Entertainments, and Music with named officials from local lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Knights Templar
John Dolph
William B. Melish
Henry B. Michie
Charlesg. Foertmeyer
S. B. Tuthill
George W. Atridge
Lowell F. Hobart
Joel C. Clare
Robert D. Betts
Thomas Kite
John T. Bennington
John H. Gibson
James W. Montgomery
Robert E. Lee
George HB. Atridge
Charles A. Eckert
Joel C. Clore
B. Tuthill
Frank W. Hendley
Charles A
Warrant issued for arrest in fatal assault case
Police court records a warrant for the arrest of a man named B. Miles on the charge of assault to kill. Charlies Lewis, seriously injured with a fractured skull, may die after being struck with a brick. Miles fled the scene. Harris Weathers also received a scalp wound in the incident.
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B. Miles
Charlies Lewis
Mast Eighth Street
Miles
Lewis
Harris Weathers
West Sixth Street
Boy Fatally Injured in Fateful School Wall Fall
A Hughes High School student died after a boy slipped while playing near a foot wall on Sehome Street. A stone toppled from the wall and fractured his skull, causing fatal injuries at the German hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Liften
Meine Ff
R Boys
Special Juvenile School to Reform Truants in Poplar Street
Bad boys and truants face a one week grace period to reform or be taken into a special juvenile school in Poplar Street. Principal Willey plans compulsory assignment with ten candidates for the new facility run by the Juvenile Court. Parents will pay 2.60 per week for board while the boys are held as prisoners until they learn to behave.
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Special School For Boys
Poplar Street
Willey
E Juvenile Court
Local Deaths and Funerals in Cincinnati Area
Obituaries list Henry P Boyden Katherine Birck Frank P Cooper Perih Langdon Mahl Andrew Meagher Jacob Matt Edwin Wood Mrs America Yaths with funeral dates and times. Burials private services at various churches and cemeteries. Deaths include pneumonia myocarditis tuberculosis and diphtheria among residents. multiple graves and memorials planned.
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Boyden
Henry P
Auburn Avenue
Birck
Katherine
Nee Kuentz
Conrad Birck
Dent
Hamilton County
Bridgetown
Cooper
Frank P
Lena Cooper
Klein
Martin Street
St. Philomena’s ‘Church
Langdon
Perih
Vernon Place
Mahl
William
Margaret Mahl
Duffiey
Eastern Avenue
All Saints
Meagher
Andrew Jr
Willow’ Avenue
Glendale
St.el's
Matt—Jacob
Mary Matt
Brubs
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Norwood
Wood
Edwin P
William and Mary Wood
Lockwood Street
Covington
St. Mary's Cathedral
St. Mary's Cemetery
Yaths
America
Policeman Resigns to Farm In Brown County Ohio
Patrolman Louis Fink of the Seventh District resigns from the department. He has bought a 107 acre farm near Hastwood in Brown County Ohio and plans to retire there for the rest of his days. He served on the force for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Fink
Hastwood
Brown County
Fink
Funeral notices for Sayre from Cincinnati lodge
Officers and members of Lodge No. 4 attend the funeral of our deceased Sayre. Members are requested to attend from 74 West Street on Thursday April at 1 p.m. Stegman, C.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iin Lodge
Sayre
Cincinnati Lodge
K. OF. P
Stegman
Cc. C
Special Gibulum Lodge Meeting and Temple Reception
Ames Collins, secretary, invites members of the P 14 Lodge to a Thursday evening session with business, reception, and entertainment. A special Saturday meeting on April 4 at 8 p.m. includes petition reception and further entertainment. Keefer is the potentate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Temple
N. M
Keefer
Potentate
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Woodmen
Mr. Mills
May
North Turners
Worydale
Procter & Gamble
Globe Company
Judge
Horace Mann
Commercial Tribune Patterns
City and
Sunday Magazine
Charles King
John L. Cowan
Frank H. Sweet
Tomasso
Belle Blend
Illustrated Sunday Magazine
the Archdiocese of
Dayton
Hamil
Ton and
Wilmington
Ohio
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Promi
Nent Railway
the Sunday Commercial Tribune
Dee
Knights Templar
Lad
Bad Boys Oghool
Burkal
Martin, J B
Dumont Street
Bergfield
Joseph
Sycamore Street
Prie Ja
Gentry Hettid
Satchel Street
Ey F Sei Charles
St. Francis
Shannon Street
Samuel
West Ethet
Lena
Longview Hospital
Jacob
Moses
Wilhelm
City Hos
McMicken Avenue
Ograss
Isabella
Bredway
Gallet
Theo
City Infirmary
Heart Sea
Rees Hanna
Gan- Rannaum
Sherman Avenue
Lodge
Masonic
Dow’s S Drug Stores
W.4th St
DIANO
Maertz Sineral Automobile and Carriage Livery
Plum St
Closson’s For Fine Paintings
Fourth St
West
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth -Cherebourg
Degre Aiser Weest
Cecilie
New
rWm
Pasenger
Plymouth-Cherboy
Barbarossa
Bremen Direct
Maurecranes
Gibralts Aples
Genoa
Il A. P. Trene
Ae Z. Friedrich
First National Bank
Stealiship Lines
Thomas Cook & Son
London
Paris
Hamburg
Patrigia
Pretoria
Amerika
Kaiserin
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North Cape
Spitzher
Iceland
Oceana
Kronprehssin
Meteor
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Ton American
LIN Boa Chia
Guecetpernn
Atlantic T Vanseoarte
WHITE
STAR
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Boston
Queenstown
Liverpoo
ITA
Azores
Madeira
Gibraltar
Canarie
Ein the Lines
New Yorton
Philadelphia
Hotels and Resorts
Hotel Normandy
Washington, D. C
Om McPherson Square
TRAY
Atlantic City
Traymore
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