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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1908

Page

10

Continuation of Great Carpet and Rug Sale at Our Store

The store promotes a major clearance on carpets rugs linoleums and mattings with prices slashed to move stock. Thousands of Alexander Smith rugs and carpets included with sale prices on Brussels carpets tapestry Brussels rugs axminster rugs velvet rugs printed linoleum and matting plus room size patterns and discounts on various sizes and designs.

Alexander Smith Brussels Axminster

Easter Apparel Accessories Special Values

A catalog of Easter accessories highlighting gloves in suede glove and silk options, lace fringed boas, parasols, handbags, belts and veils. Notable items include suede 12 button gloves at 3.00, silk 12 and 16 button gloves, parasols in novelty Fluffy-Ruffle style, and leather handbags priced from 3.48 to 4.66.

Officials Weigh Move Out of State Over Tax Debt

Officials debate leaving the state to resolve taxes owed as the skyscraper plan faces continued demand for tax compliance and possible relocation.

Union Central tax ruling sparks office move talk

Cincinnati area report details Supreme Court upholding back tax claim against Union Central Life Insurance Company and possible impact on its HQ relocation plans. Also covers Hickory Manufacturers' push for protections to avert supply shortages, with industry leaders urging federal action and forest reserves.

Union Central Life Insurance Company Union Central Company Supreme Court of Ohio Superior Court Maxwell & Ramsey Union Central Fourth and Race Marshall Columbus The Commercial Tribune Supreme Court Cincinnati John M. Pattison Hamilton County Rudolph K. Hynicka Supreme Court of Rud K. Hynicka

Prefers death by own action to insane asylum

Mrs H Cecilia Willis of 2123 Grand Avenue Walnut Hills died by chloroform Monday after telling friends she would rather be dead than insane. Neighbors say she feared her husband’s love had cooled. The inquest began today as her husband plans to claim the body from Norwood residence.

H. Cecilia Willis Grand Avenue Walnut Hills W. H. Savage Floral Avenue Norwood Willis Chicago

Nervine Restores Nervous Energy in Public Testimony

Broken work strain and nervous fatigue affect the whole body. Dr Miles Nervine would rebuild nerve energy and strengthen the system. A Lititz Pa preacher cites his wife’s recovery after using Nervine. money back if the first bottle fails.

Miles Nervine J. H. Hershey Lititz Miles Medical CO Elkhart Ind

Absent Father Seeks Return of Four Children

Peter Coburg of Norfolk Nebraska found his four children Bernice Bert Willie and Belle at the Children's Home and asked them to return home. The children refused saying mamma must go with them. Mrs Coburg, alias Mrs Lillian Nelson, left April 4 and has not been seen. Humane Society officer asked to hold the children for the mother while Coburg plans legal action.

Peter Coburg Norfolk Neb Bernice Bert Willie Belle

Robbery Charge Linked to Elderly Veteran Assault

George Davis and Lillian Hamilton, both Black, of Sixth and Culvert streets, were arraigned in Police Court on grand larceny in the robbery of Robert Simpson the old soldier found nearly suffocated in his East Ninth Street room Saturday. They are charged with stealing $100 after drugging him. Simpson remains in serious condition at City Hospital. cases continued pending his illness outcome.

George Davis Lillian Hamilton Robert Simpson East Ninth Street

Tulsa Commercial Club Visit to Cincinnati Planned

The Tulsa Commercial Club arrives in Cincinnati at 5 p.m. on a special train with three Pullman sleepers, a chair car and a baggage car carrying the Tulsa Daily Courier plant. A 20 piece Tulsa business band plays en route as Mayor Markbreit’s committee escorts members to a Grand Hotel reception and trolley ride before a buffet luncheon at the Business Men's Club. They depart Cincinnati at 3 a.m. for Chillicothe Parkersburg and Washington, D C, arriving Friday at 6 a.m.

Tulsa Commercial Club Tulsa Okla Cincinnati Will I Finch Cincinnati Industrial Bureau Louisville Tulsa Daily Courier Markbreit Grand Hotel Grand Central Depot Fountain Square Business Men’s Club Chillicothe Parkersburg W. Va Washington, D. C

Define bacteria's work at sanitary milk discussion

Physicians and chemists from the Cincinnati Section of the American Chemical Society meet at the 143d Ohio Mechanics Institute session on Sixth and Vine to discuss The Bacteria As pect of Sanitary Milk. Drs Freidlander Geier Allen Pratt and Drs Springer Frye Bye participate. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething is recommended.

Cincinnati American Chemical Society Ohio Mechanics’ Institute Sixth Vine Streets Alfred Freidlander O. P. Geier Samuel Allen R. Winthrop Pratt Alfred Springer H.8. Frye Mortimer Bye

Prisoner Zentz Bound Over On Grand Larceny Charge

F. L. Zentz the gunsmith arrested on a warrant by Colonel Max Fleischmann for stealing a rifle valued at 150 dollars was bound over to the grand jury. Judge Lueders fixed a 1000 dollar bond. Zentz, photographed at Bertillon, claimed knowledge of chemistry and high explosives and spoke of a future world shocking explosive and motor power for automobiles.

F. L. Zentz Max Fleischmann Lueders Bertillon Zentz Kittmeyer

Coat Prices Listed in Mixed Amounts

A sequence shows coats priced at 25.00 and 12.50 and 20.00 and 10.00 and 18.50 and 9.25 and 18.75 and 78 coats. The fragment records a catalog-like list without full context.

New Luster and Voile Skirts In Spring Styles

New cream luster skirts priced at 12.0 with a 7.50 sale tag and six inch fold. Voile skirts in black navy Openhagen with deep silk flounce and plaited sides or back offered at 15.00 down to 10.75.

Panama

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Carpet and Rug Sale the Hims & Doepke Co Union Central Life Company Uncle Sam E. P. Marshall Fourth Street Race National Hickory Manufacturers’ Association Linton Hotel Association Fred A. Curtis Appalachian Forest Reserve Hiskory Forestry Department Curtis United States Canada Harry E. Hartley Windsor Ont Mark Campbell Tullahoma Tenn Peter Lesh Memphis J. . C. Terrell B. F. von Behren Evansville J. W. Herron, Jr Linton Oklahoma Town Fleischmann Hoon Deere New York James McCreery 34Th Street Danner Levy & White J. Wilder & CO Sixth St Washington and Return Baltimore Linton Hotels A. L. Ellett Union Savings Bank Bidg N. W. Cor. Fourth and Walnut Vine Street Walnut Schaefer Rubber &Sorel Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Insurance Co Incinnati Ohio Richard Dymond Wm. H. Calvert Henry Muhlhauser Stephen R Burton Griffin T. Miller Edmund G. Webster George Bullock John C. Davis W. 5 Hukill, JR James N. Gamble Edward Rawson Johns. Conner Charles L. Harrison Winfield S. Hukill, Jr Bismarck Cafe Mercantile Library Walnut ST Finest Ladies Metropolitan Service J. & C. Fischer W.G. Woodmansee Piano Co West Fourth Street Ae Theater Bat RI Cy Canal Jhanno Moving Pictures Jefferson Blanche Alexander DE Angelis Carr New York Casino Review Havila Askin Singer Co., Inc Paul Nicholson Sun Dan. A. Wolf's St. Forepaugh Stock Co Ralph Stuart Columbia Bil Walter Jones Blanche Deyo & Co Chas. Mack & Co Jugeling Normans Gt & Gardner Chas. F. Lemon Myrtle Byrne Co Caroline Hull Kronemann Bros Kinodrome Star Boat Matin T Seuck Wm. H Tayner Man Monkey People's Eens Straus Canal Wen
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