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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1908
Page
10
Eight shopping days remain before Easter as Alms & Doepke Millinery touts an exclusive range of Dress Hats Suit Hats and Street Hats for all ages and styles. French models New York patterns and in-house designs claim fashion leadership with hats priced from 3.98 to 20.00 and ready to wear options at 5.00 and 7.50.
Albert Royer a 65 year old tailor of 436 Elizabeth Street has been missing for days with fears of foul play. His family suffered in the San Francisco earthquake and he remains injured and despondent. Police will investigate. Frank Monroe a 15 year old also disappeared from 427 Laurel Street after running away and being found in Portsmouth by his mother. He is believed to have left the city again.
James Daly of Boston spent last night in Central Police Station after being taken there by U S Marshal M W Scntt. Daly was convicted of a Post Office robbery and served six years in Eastern Pennsylvania State Prison. He recently completed his sentence but was rearrested on an old indictment.
Montreal woman credits Cuticura for curing a twenty five year eczema battle after doctors advised amputation. She used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, noting swelling subsided after two treatments and skin renewal within months.
Instant relief and refreshing sleep for skin-tortured babies and calm for fretted mothers. Warm baths with Cuticura Soap and gentle anointings with Cuticura Ointment, described as the great skin cure and purest emollients. Includes Cuticura Contment and solvent products with pricing terms.
Miss Margar Dermody sixteen daughter of Joseph Dermody Walnut Street proprietor underwent successful removal of a swallowed button from her windpipe. After an initial failed operation at City Hospital and a later transfer to Pittsburgh specialists the button was removed within minutes. Mr. and Mrs. Dermody will accompany their daughter home tomorrow.
Police report two men swindled John Sebastian of 43 dollars by swapping a fake $100 bill for a real note. The men claimed a share if he could make change and he discovered the bill was Confederate and turned it over to authorities.
The annual meeting at 731 West Sixth Street elected officers including Sidney Pritz as President and Mrs. M. Isaacs as First Vice President. Louis B. Levy retired after presenting a report noting substantial aid to poor Jews and a $70,000 charitable outlay with a $404.67 balance.
John McDermott accused of firing at his wife in a Reading road restaurant was bound over to the grand jury by Judge Lueders. Sam Saffin a street car employee who fired and wounded McDermott was dismissed as justified by the court.
The Century Club invites guests to a reception in Eagles Hall Norwood on Wednesday evening April 2 to aid the building fund of St. Matthew's Church. Committee members include H. J. Robben John Curren John F. Hennegan John C. Dacey J H Butler C J Wirthlin J C Dillon Morgan W Williams E R Barry Edward P Moulinier.
Ida Baldwin of Wilmington pleaded guilty to improper use of the mails for sending offensive postal cards. She was fined $5 plus costs. The case grew from personal rivalries at Wilmington and involved notes mocking an assortment of clubs and offices.
Seven saloon keepers arrested on complaint by the Antisaloon League were released on writs of habeas corpus issued by Mayor F W Kumming of Home City. The hearings are set before Judge O Connell on Saturday April 18. The accused allege Mayor Kumming demands Thursday evening trials at 6 15. None of the men reside within the city.
Judge James B. Swing granted Christian Peters a divorce from Margaret Peters on neglect after four years separation. Edward Minch as expressman also received a neglect divorce. Phoebe Anthony secured a divorce from William Anthony of Miamitown on gross neglect. attorneys noted.
Ed Dolan pleaded guilty to assault to rob George Rake. He is indicted for the killing of Officer Carl Hauck last January during a gang disturbance in the West End alley. Judge Hunt will sentence Dolan and Banks Saturday.
In the Superior Court the H. J. Weiler Company furriers formerly at 17 East Fourth street were released from receivership after receivers Ernest Troy and Philemon R. Stanbery were discharged. All stockholder and creditor disputes settled and all debts paid. The firm then gave a mortgage to First National Bank for 13 447.84 on furniture fixtures and property at 217 East Fourth street. A separate suit over liquor tax assessment was filed by Bertha Sanders of 211 George street for 484.60 and 80.77 penalty, with injunction by Judge Spiegel staying further collection pending decision.
Juvenile Court officers pressed their campaign against aiding and abetting delinquency in girls with no let up. Frank Denny of Clark street and Noblecourt was fined 500 dollars after conviction, Barney Furey of Vine and Canal streets paid 100 dollars for a similar offense. Warranted charges were issued for Carrie Brownfield and Julius Wolpa with cases set for Saturday. Rose prosecuted for the State, Darby defended.
Women and heirs receive specific bequests as probate details list $1000 to Mary A An drew and $500 each to Edith Rebecca Pricer and Mary Tudor An drew, with residue to Samuel Tudor. Administrators settle several estate values and claim amounts including cases for Lori Hartley Pugh and others, naming many estates from $500 to $10,000.
Fred Hertenstein as assignee filed in Insolvency Court yesterday a schedule showing total indebtedness of $58,291.49 for the Cincinnati Architectural Iron Works Company. Twenty five rents on the dollar have been paid.
Mothers of the Chief of Police Mrs. George Kerper and Mrs. Millikin met with Mayor Markbreit representing the Women’s Club. They asked for a municipal housecleaning day with police co operation. The mayor approved and referred them to the Chief of Police. Mrs. Millikin stated she spoke for a club committee and believed the talk helped.
Patrolman Reisinger found Szlanko Markow at 25 Canal Street in the attic after his wife reported him missing. He had not eaten for four days and said he would die due to being laid off by bosses who disliked him for not speaking English. After coaxing, his wife fed him and he planned to seek work. Police ended the missing report.
Four library staff died within a month including Mrs. Ann Resor of Vine Street Library and Clifford Dallas a book cleaner. Miss Murnan who ran the periodical desk at Vine Street Library also died followed by Henry Vienhage 64 a Vine Street book cleaner whose funeral was planned after services at St Michael's Church.
Sylvia West of 610 John street was arrested on promoting juvenile delinquency after keeping two seventeen year olds, Harry Dres sel and Ernest Tiller of Ironton, Ohio, in her home for several days. Their sister Alice Brown faced loitering charges. The arrests followed a complaint from Edna lard of Florence Kentucky.
Fay Raymond aged 16 said she had been held prisoner in a house at 635 Central avenue for several days. She was arrested yesterday by Patrolmen Graver and Framme and, after testifying in Police Court, sent to Juvenile Court for further investigation. Two women and Julius Wolpa in the same case were held on 100 dollar bonds.
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