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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
5
Mark Hoppe of 257 Watson street was arrested yesterday by Sixth district police on an assault to rob charge and is held for Indianapolis authorities.
Police were notified by the Bell Telephone Company that copper wire was stolen yesterday. The wire left at Eighth and Harriet streets was valued at zero dollars.
Police report William Wasnick a 21 year old resident of a farm near Westwood is missing since Sunday. He was last seen at the intersection of Pearl and Ludlow streets.
Robert Hubing a 23 year old tinner of 1016 York street fell yesterday at a new building project 1630 Queen City avenue. He was taken to City Hospital and is in serious condition.
Harry Buck former cashier at the Linton Hotel filed suit in Magistrate Hiram Bolsinger Norwood seeking wages amounting to 0 dollars. The action names the hotel as defendant and seeks payment of the disputed sum.
George Hines of 426 West Court street was arrested on a warrant issued in March 1901 to Peter Castuutta charging him with grand larceny. He allegedly stole a horse and wagon valued at $100.
Herman Bellstedt Jr represented by Galvin and Bauer filed suit in Justice Muller court seeking 156 dollars allegedly owed under a contract from Ehrgott.
Police were informed yesterday that William OConnell aged 64 of 1202 Budd Street vanished after visiting his daughter in Vevay Indiana. He boarded a train Monday night and has not been seen since.
Frances Middleton of 529 George Street was struck on the head with a cane by Frank Morris, a porter of 620 John Street, during an argument over wages. Physicians fear skull fracture. Morris was arrested.
Wilbur Glen Voliva head of the Christian Catholic Apostolic Church in Zion and Dowie successor was tonight the guest at a reception in the home of R. E. Rodda Norwood a church member in this city.
Patrolman O'Brien arrested William Mackin after a chase for petit larceny. He allegedly stole a pair of shoes from Falkenstein's shoe store on West Fifth Street. The shoes were recovered in Mackin's possession.
Dr. William Gordon Taylor, former physician at the Children's Home, arrived back yesterday from Florida where he sought to regain his health after being kicked by a horse last fall. He will not resume medical work here for several months.
Thomas Lay a five year old lawyer from Delhi Ohio may die from injuries suffered yesterday morning at Maley Thompson and Moffett mill at Eighth and Evans streets A heavy timber struck him on the head causing a skull fracture He is hospitalized at City Hospital as his condition remains critical
A warrant issued in Police Court yesterday seeks the arrest of Samuel Jacobs unknown residence. The affidavit was filed by E. H. Jungelas proprietor of the E. H. Jungelas Automobile Company at 3454 Reading road Avondale. Jacobs is charged with petit larceny.
John W. Martin was arraigned in Police Court on loitering and received a continuance. As he left the courtroom he was rearrested on a warrant charging grand larceny. His divorced wife, Ruby W. Henderson.
Claim describes nervous debility among tired women and presents Dr Miles Nervine as a soothing nerve tonic. Includes customer testimony from W H Bozarth of Hamilton Missouri praising lasting calm and renewed strength after using the first bottle. Mentions Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana and money-back note.
A woman testifies she was duped by Jerome in two cases and accuses him of involving the district attorney. She names Nan Patterson and Evelyn Thaw as key figures in her allegations.
Parlor crowd hears Miss L. Graham Crozier of New York attack high level corruption and favor cleaner streets tenement laws and child protection. She links Nan Patterson and Evelyn Thaw trials to media sensationalism and calls for reform while supporting suffrage and restatement debates among Cincinnati Methodists.
The case against John M. Gorman, ex-president of the O'Deil Company, resumes in Norwood with Harry Rensch alleging alienation of Mrs. Rensch's affections. Attorney Michael Muller leads Gorman's defense as Charles J. Fitzgerald represents Rensch. Prosecution relies on private detective testimony. no delay notice given.
Airy lace flowers wings and plumes dominate the May Festival millinery opening at the McAlpin store. Hats range from white Neapolitan and chip styles to net crowns with ostrich plumes and jeweled wings, in yellow gray, blues, greens, and pinks, with no fruit blossoms used.
The annual Jones oratorical contest will be held in the University of Cincinnati Auditorium at Burnet Woods Friday at 8 p.m. Contestants include Louis D. Gross on Charity From the Biological Point of View Bernard C. Bowen on Ohio's Contribution to the Union and Emanuel Jacobowitz on The College Man in Politics. The Jones prizes of 40 and 20 dollars were founded by Major Frank J. Jones, long chairman of the university board.
A man is charged with stealing a ring valued at 250 dollars from a woman at 205 West Sixth Street. The alleged theft involved taking the ring from her possession during an encounter.
A telephone message to police from W H Craw ley of Brookville Ind said a horse and buggy were stolen from his stable and the thief headed toward the city. A man registered as Dan Holloway 25 Wilts County Tenn was arrested and said he would return to Brookville without papers.
Albert Wurster a saloonist on 236 West Second Street was arraigned yesterday for violating the midnight law. James Cassidy West Front Street Winnie Sweeney 83 West Fourth Street and Cecilia Clark 753 West Fourth Street were charged with loitering. Judge Lueders warned them and continued the cases.
Detectives Kuhfers Bell Crim and Schaefer arrested Bertram Perry and Frank Lawrence both 29 and 22 in New York City along with Madeline Jackson and Marie Vernon in Chicago on suspicion of involvement in a Madison Road check pass attempt at Courtney Bros. store. Benjamin Wilbur alias J E Johnson was also arrested nearby. The suspects, claiming to be actresses, were held on suspicion.
Charles Haller, 23, of 23 Fourteenth Street, was arrested by Patrolmen Lange and Smith after allegedly bothering Katherine Kullman, seven, of 1704 Main Street. He sought refuge in the balcony of St Peter's Church during a funeral and was found kneeling among mourners. He faces assault and battery charges.
Patrolmen Boers and Sweeney, patrolling 1208 West Front Street, forced open a stable door. They found Joseph Bicker and Wesley Green inside and charged them with the offense, resulting in fines to cover costs in Police Court.
The Illustrated Magazine will publish several pictures next Sunday featuring confirmation classes from German Evangelical Protestant Martini Church St. Clair with Rev Emil E Baum pastor St Peter s Evangelical Lutheran Pleasant Ridge with Rev Frederick Hohmann and Emanuel German Reformed St Bernard with Rev Anton Seyring. The free weekly issue offers additional features for Sunday reading.
Fred Maier and Herman Maier with Charles Waaser were arraigned after William George complained of ball playing near his home at 220 Conroy Street. Prosecutor urged release despite testimony. Judge Lueders delayed the case as it was alleged George fired a rifle at the youths.
Detectives Schaefer and Bell arrested Jacob Levison a 37 year old junk dealer at 210 West Fifteenth street on a charge of receiving stolen goods. They learned he bought brass and copper from a colored man who recently robbed the Church of the Nativity on Hawthorne avenue Price Hill and cut out the plumbing.
Peter Durr, marshal of the Memorial Day parade, announces staff for the County Division and City Hall staff. Names include Henry W. Hamann as Chief of Staff and Jacob Baschang as Adjutant General, with a long roster of generals, surgeons, engineers, and colonels listed.
Clark Adams of Berea College Berea Kentucky was located by police after going missing on a school excursion to Cincinnati. He was turned over to secretary Will C Gamble. James Tutt also missing was found by attorney Guy Mallon and given transport. Tutt had never seen an electric light street car or a policeman prior to the trip.
An item appears to promote Mrs Winstow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain wind colic and diarrhoea, claiming use for children. The ad asserts compliance with the Food and Drugs Act June 30 1906 serial number 1098.
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