Sodality Event and Knights Reception Tonight
St. Xavier s Church Young Men s Sodality presents a vaudeville and min strel show at Memorial Hall this evening. Knights of St. John First Regiment host a military reception and dance for members and friends at Central Turner Hall. Mary Bergen seeks cauterization for a cat bite at City Hospital. Hubert S. Marshall travels to Washington for a horseshoers union convention. Robert Hughes, 38, of Norwood, fell from a hay wagon and broke his arm near Ninth and Race streets. admitted to City Hospital.
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Sodality
Memorial Hall
St. Xavier's’ Church
Young Men's Sodality
Knights
Knights of St. John, First Regiment
Turner Hall
Horseshoers’ National Union
Washington
Robert Hughes
Norwood
Ninth
Race
City
Special Examiner Completes IRS Office Inspection
Special Examiner Duty has finished his work and left for Washington after inspecting the Internal Revenue Office here. All records and accounts were found in first class condition.
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Internal Revenue Office
Washington
Unknown Man Buried in Potter's Field Near Oakley
The body of a man killed by a train near Oakley Ohio last week was buried in potter's field. Several visitors at the morgue offered no identification. Two photographs of a woman found in his pockets were taken in Philadelphia.
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Oakley
Potter's Field
Philadelphia
Unnamed man attacked on city sidewalk near Seventh and Freeman
Ernest Leisure 21 of 989 Martin Street was found near Seventh Street and Freeman Avenue early yesterday morning. Almost unconscious from loss of blood he was taken to City Hospital after saying an unknown man attacked him with a club. He is expected to recover.
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Ernest Leisure
Martin Street
Seventh Street
Freeman Avenue
City Hospital
America's Reception to the Nations Under Our Flag
The Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church presents a costume entertainment at Trinity Church on April 23. The program, titled America's Reception to the Nations Under Our Flag, explores the society's work through staged costume scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
America
Telephone Operators Will Dance Leap Year Ball At Auditorium
Readiness is complete for the leap year ball to be given by operators of the main telephone exchange in the Auditorium tomorrow night. The committee promises it will be the most successful social event in Beil Telephone Company employee history.
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Beil Telephone Company
Funeral services for Dr Patterson 92 in York Street church
Funeral services are held this afternoon for Dr W G Patterson age 92 of 1732 Freeman Avenue who died Friday at home. He was the oldest physician in Southern Ohio and had been married five times. his fifth wife survives him. He was born in Ireland. Interment will be in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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W. G. Patterson
Freeman Avenue
York Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio
Ireland
Spring Grove Cemetery
Fourth
Main Streets
St. Patrick’s Church
Arner
Henry C
Church of the Advent
Semper Lane
Walnut Hills
Wiles
Mary F
Chris Wiles
Columbia
Ind
Spring Grove Chapel
Confirmation Ceremony at St. Pauls Lutheran Cumminsville
Rev. B. E. Wagner presided over the catechetical class at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Cook and Draper streets Cumminsville. Seventeen members were confirmed including Spencer G Essell Walter E Partner John C Segelken Rosa A Becker Margaret L Fisher Hazel M Kramer Louisa T Latscha Christina Light Elsie M Miller Edna A Muth Hilda M Lattere Elma L Scheffel Flora M Swanson Alma M Techau Lela Wilme Elfrreda Wagner and Dorothy Wagner.
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B. E. Wagner
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Cook
Draper Streets
Cumminsville
Spencer G. Essell
Walter E. Partner
John C. Segelken
Rosa A. Becker
Margaret L. Fisher
Hazel M .Kramer
Louisa T. Latscha
Christina Light
Elsie M. Miller
Edna A. Muth
Hilda M. Lattere
Elma L. Scheffel
Flora M. Swanson
Alma M.techau
Lela Wilme
Elfrreda Wagner
Dorothy Wagner
Diocards Purse Recovered At Grand Central Depot
A man and woman aboard a train from Indianapolis reported a purse containing 300 dollars lost. Officers Brink and Sinkling found the purse wrapped in a newspaper on the rear seat of the coach after a search once the train arrived. The money was intact and the couple refused to identify themselves.
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Grand Central Depot
Indianapolis
Brink
Sinkking
Fourth District
Woman's Ear Bitten Off in Front Street Fight
Ada Wright, 39, of 318 East Front Street, reported her left ear bitten off during a quarrel near Front Street and Broadway. Albert Smith, 324 East Front Street, was found with the ear in his mouth and charged with mayhem. Wright was held for disorderly conduct. The pair gave no clear reason for the fight.
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Front Street
Broadway
Ada Wright
East Front Street
Weller
Brockhofer
Albert Smith
City Hospital
Smith
Thieves Target City Hall Area Stolen Equipment
A spate of thefts near City Hall hit new city rigs and gear. John Cornette Jr loses a whip from his buggy, Adam Reiss reports a stolen horse blanket, and Harry Manss’s horse line is cut while rigs stood on Eighth Street near the City Hall entrance.
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City Hall
John Cornette, Jr
Adam Reiss
Cornette
Harry Manss
Eighth Street
Auction of Seats for May Festival Opens Tomorrow
Auction sale of seats for the May Festival will be held tomorrow at 10 oclock in the Woman's Club. A rehear sal is scheduled tonight in Music Hall.
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Woman's Club
Music Hall
Welfare work plans and worker home ownership by W Post
W Post of Postum Cereal Co outlines welfare ideas including 5 percent savings from year two wages, a 10 percent third-year bonus, and factory town home building with 1 percent monthly payments. He notes profits shared with workers and a policy discouraging unions, citing Battle Creek’s high wage standards and steady shipments.
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W. Post
Postum Cereal Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan Central Railway
Eliot to Lecture in Cincinnati on City Government
Harvard president Charles William Eliot visits Cincinnati as part of a Middle West tour. He will speak next Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Scottish Rite Cathedral on Some Recent Experiments in City Charters under the City Club auspices.
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Eliot
Cincinnati
Charles William Eliot
Harvard University
Harvard
Middle West
United States
City Club
Zionist movement outlined by Dr Elias Margolis at Odd Fellows
Dr Elias Margolis of New York addressed Odd Fellows Temple on Zionism detailing the plan to reestablish a Jewish Palestine state, funded by a rumored 300 000 in the fund and supported by wealthy Jews. He argued repatriation is necessary as assimilation fails and noted emigres from New York are returning to aid the effort. The meeting closed with Yiddish orator Applebaum and Magnes slated to speak May 6.
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Elias Margolis
New York
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Palestine
Dr. Margolis
Margolis
Hebrew Union College
Applebaum
J. L. Magnes
Funeral notices for Henry C Arn Henry Clay Urner and others
Cincinnati fraternal orders announce funeral rites for late brothers Henry C Arn and Henry Clay Urner at the Church of the Advent Walnut Hills Monday April 20 with no Masonic ceremonies. Attendees include Knights Templars Ohio SOV Consistory Cincinnati Grand Chapter R C Gibulum G Lodge P Dalcho Grand Council and related bodies.
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Cincinnati
Knights Templars
Church of the Advent
Walnut Hills
Henry C. Arn
John Dolph
Emnent
Ohio
WM. B. Melish
James A. Collins
Henry Clay Urner
Joel C. Clore
M. W. James A. Collins
A.J
Norit
Gibulum
Dalcho Grand Council
F. G. Curry
Ss. P. JAMES_ A. COLLINS
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Bulletin
A list of death notices and funeral details for April 17 to 21 1908 including Brot n Frank W Brede meier Herbert F Daly Leonard G Fronk J Silas Gano Gazzam Ella Le Voy Mildred Morgan John M McAbe James Erskine William George Patterson James D Arner Henry C Mary F Wiles.
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Frank W
Trene Brown
Seuthstrom
Elm Avenue
Wyoming
Bredemeier
Herbert F. E
Charles J
Carrie Bredemeier
Alland
Wade Street
Daly
Leonard G
Michael
Cl Daly
Crawford
Frederick Avenue
Northside
J. Silas
Marie Frank
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Astrabad
Mahal
Mir Seriband
H. & S. Pogue Co
Copenhagen
H. & S. Pogue
Race Street
Beat Peace Advocate
Man
George Ashwood
East Third Street
Ashwood
City News
Mary Bergen
Mound Street
Potter’s Field
Foe
Co. W. Post
Corporation
State Labor Bureau
Lansing
Harvard Oavant
Chicago
Graduate School
Palestine Movement
Hillito
Alexander Smith Sons & CO
Smith’s
Axminster
Brussels
Axminster Rugs
Lingopet
Mark
Smith’s Tapestry
Alexander Smith’s Sons Carpet Company
John Shillite
Alieghanies
J.J. Sullivan , Co. Undertakers
Central Av
Erie Av
Hyde Park
Gano—Gazzam
Clifton Avenue
LE Voy
Ella
Wm. BE
Tamzen le Voy
Hackberry Street
Morgan
Mildred
Wesley
Laura Morgan
Moore Street
M'Cabe
John M
Burdette Avenue
yuicHie Bro Jewslers
W.4th St
Ion Church Co. Cor
4Th and Elm
We Tune
Abe and
Rent Pianos
Ocean Steamers
England
Lloyd
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Kaiser Wm. II
Kaiser d. Gr. Men & Aallia
Uruis Kronprinz Wm
Appoin
Ning All
Luetzow
Kurfverst
Barbarossa
Derfflinger
Athens
Catinople
Alexand
Oelrichs & CO
Gil A.m
Albert P. Irene
Friedrich K. Luise
Baltar
Homeseekers
VIA
West and Southwest
City Ticket Office
Fourth and Vine
W. G. Knittle
Closson
Fourth St
West
Cincinnati Equitable Insurance Company
E. Third Street
H. Ernst
Commercial Tribune
First National Bank, S. E. Cor
Fourth and Walnut
Thomas Cook & Son
Hotels and Resorts
Hotel
Normandie
Washington, D. C
McPherson Square
Atlantic City, N. J
Traymore
Atlantic City
N. J
Traymore Hotel CO
D. S. White
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