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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1908
Page
8
We present a complete array of new garments for men women and children. Our buyers secured goods below market value giving us a price edge. Visit our store tomorrow and this week to compare and win our patronage.
The Ohio River flood crest reached 55.9 feet at 7 am and began retreating after remaining stationary for eight hours. By yesterday afternoon the water fell about an inch per hour and was expected to accelerate its decline today.
Cancerol touted as proven cancer treatment not experimental with undisputed cures across body. Dr Leach’s 100 page book covers cancer causes patient care bleeding pain odor and guidance. Free copy offered to interested readers from Dr L T Leach, ex 131 Indianapolis Indiana.
Officials expect the river to drop within bounds within twenty four hours and by tonight all trains will enter Grand Central Depot. Interurban lines disrupted by the high water will resume normal operations today.
Samuel Clay, jailed on separate charges of stealing suitcases, has been identified as the Lexington asylum escapee. He says he is sane and the victim of a plot, with two charges pending and awaiting trial on April 8. Detectives Crim and Ruhferson secured the identification.
John E. Heizer, principal of Guilford School, is a patient at Bethesda Hospital with a nervous disorder. Over months, several family members fell ill and his constant care led to his own decline and illness.
City officials plan a municipal tour led by Member John Cornette and Engineer Shipley visiting asphalt plants from here to Dayton Columbus Detroit and Toronto. Health Dept reports two measles deaths among 109 cases last week. Superintendent Schott gains board approval to build a slaughter and storage house funded by soap revenue within a year. Collector Bowman rent commissions set to rise from 8 to 5 percent, and Walnut Street Esplanade steps to increase from two to three. City surveyors from the Engineer's office continue work.
Yesterday BE and Iseman of 3340 Reading Road substantiated claims that Glenway Avenue’s roadway is fifty feet out of its course.
Sundmaker rebuts Joite's late Democratic view on the Co BH D Railway bridge. Landmaker says new plans are being drafted and the Jonte letter leaves his opinion unchanged. Board of Health inspectors tour local dairies evaluating wet versus dry slop feed for milch cows.
County Commissioners appointed their own watchmen to supervise the new Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall building adjoining the Odeon on Elm Street. Interior cleaning is underway and a transfer to the county will be formalized at a Tuesday meeting with hall trustees. A public dedication is planned for May with participation by city patriotic societies.
John Ridder a 28 year old butcher living at 2022 Bay Miller Street was found dead yesterday at the H. H. Meyer Packing Company plant on Linn Street near Central Avenue. The morgue reports death by a broken neck after apparently falling from an upper floor into an elevator shaft. The incident is under investigation.
Louis W Foster forms new brokerage firm The Foster and Company with 400000 capital aided by Emma Foster James B Neville William F Braun and Horace W Thorp The firm will operate with wires to major financial centers and base in Hotel Havlin continuing as headquarters in Pittsburgh city note mentions Foster resignation from O Dell Company and past admission to Pittsburgh Consolidated Stock and Produce Exchange
Judge of Police Court orders Mrs. Madeline Wilson to quit the city after her children were removed from her custody as part of a Gerry So- case, prompting her to depart the area.
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