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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
8
Traveling Cases and Wash Rag Bags Advertised
Sponge bags waterproof with satin and silk backs priced from 25c to 50c. Wash rag cases include wash rag and cover options at 25c 35c and 50c.
Mayor Promotes Four Fire Lieutenants and Appoints New Recruits
Mayor Markbreit announced promotions in the Fire Department including Lieutenants Timothy Daly and others. Firefighters Edward Haggerty Edward Ruttendkamp George Schneider Louis Strieder and substitutes John Boehner John P Phares Sherman Yourng Carl Warner Henry Stoll Clifford Shook George Hoff and Harry Deekin were named to new ranks and posts. Police Department also added substitute patrolman Philip Seibert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Edward Haggerty
West Fourth Street
Edward Rutdemkamp
Dudley Street
George Schneider
Magnolia Street
Louis Strieder
Orchard Street
Timothy J. Daly
Kerper Avenue
Chester Held
West Seventh Street
John Boehner
John P. Phares
Barr Street
Sherman E. Yourng
West Eighth Street
Carl W. Warner
Elm Street
Henry Stoll
West Street
Clifford D. Shook
Plum Street
George Hoff
Rachel Street
Harry Deekin
Wade Street
Philip J. Seibert
Central Avenue
Nervine Restores Energy and Strength for Nervous Strain
Broken work and worry strain the nervous system and affect the whole body. Dr Miles Nervine restores nervous energy and rebuilds the system. J H Hershey of Lititz Pa recalls his wife nearly dying from nervous prostration before using Nervine and then recovering. distances note money back guarantee by Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Nervine
Miles
Ae . J. H. Hershey
Lititz
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Woman demands cash for government bonds at Subtreasury
A woman entered the Subtreasury to redeem government bonds amid rumors of the Government Building sinking. Officials assured the building was safe and she left reassured, believing her bonds safe from collapse.
Peddler Robbed at Gunpoint Near Oakley
Edward Endrenn a peddler living on Brotherton road near Oakley was held up by two armed robbers on Wasson road near McCormick Place Hyde Park yesterday. They stole his day's receipts totaling 28 dollars. Police were alerted but could not locate the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasson Road
McCormick Place
Hyde Park
Edward Endrenn
Brotherton Road
Oakley
Endrenn
City Hall Notes and Jupdates on City Posts
City Solicitor Ballard plans two months rest at Nantucket Island after surgery with Albert Morrill to run the office in his absence. The Service Board grants Rene Company track relay rights on Auburn avenue with new ties cement and custody after completion. Infirmary staff receive raises per Superintendent Schott. Raises listed for Weisbrodt Eckert DeSerisy Zimmer Palmer. Harruet Bros seek improved sewer connections in Huron avenue area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Nantucket Island
Albert Morrill
City Solicitor's Office
Rene Company
Auburn Avenue
East
Huntington Place
John Schott
City Infirmary
Ed Weisbrodt
Joseph Eckert
Grant DeSerisy
Joseph Zimmer
W. Palmer
Cook
Harruet Bros
Service Board
Huron Avenue
Graydon
Bonaparte Avenues
Viaduct Approaches Bid Granted To Washburn
The Service Board awarded the contract for the Harrison Avenue Viaduct approaches to J. B. Washburn for 12 460 dollars as the project rushes toward opening to traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Service Board
J. B. Washburn
McHenry Avenue road way improvement petition presented
Seventy five petitioners appeared before the Service Board requesting arrangements for a betterment of the road way on McHenry avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Board
McHenry Avenue
Liquor Leagues to Consolidate in Hamilton County
Hamilton County Liquor League and Hamilton County Retail Liquor Dealers Association plan a merger at Richelieu Hall on Friday. Each group chose five representatives. an understanding has been reached and ratification by both bodies is awaited. About 700 members may join the joint association with a luncheon and entertainment to follow. Leaders include Herman Mergard and Theo Foucar with organizers Louis Rinkenberger Fred Stothfang Ben Wrede J. A. Mueller George Depenbrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richelieu Hall
Hamilton County Liquor League
Hamilton County Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Herman Mergard
Theo Foucar
Louis Rinkenberger
Fred Stothfang
Ben Wrede
J. A. Mueller
George Depenbrock
Captured by Clever Ruse Arrest of Warranted Man
Charles Rogers wanted on a warrant for assault and battery allegedly took twelve year old Bernadina Heide to Eden Park by wagon and mistreated her. Walter Doerr devised a disguise to alert detectives Schnucks and Wisney and enable the arrest at Eighth and Mound Streets. Rogers previously served time for theft and assault, with a recent parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rogers
Bernadina Heideman
Woodward Street
Eden Park
Walter Doerr
Vine Street
Doerr
Rogers
Eighth
Mound Streets
Schnucks and
Wimsey
Calnan and
Keatting
Farmer Henry Hyner Falls From Wagon Near Miamitown
Police investigated a report of a robbery near McHenry road and Harrison avenue but concluded Henry Hyner, a farmer, was not held up. He and his two sleeping children were returning home when he likely fell asleep and tumbled from his seat. He was carried to Engine House No. 35 and then to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hyner
Miamitown
McHenry Road
Harrison Avenue
City Hospital
Cincinnati Board Approves Pupil Retardation School Plan
The Cincinnati Board of Education approves a retardation pupil department to be led by F Hanselman at 1200 yearly. They also authorize the Fortieth second annual session of the Cincinnati Teachers Normal Institute from September 1 to 4 1908 with noted instructors. A bond issue of 200000 is approved to obtain and improve public school property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Principals’ Association
Board of Education
Dyer
Hanselman
Seventh and Elm Streets
Henry Suzzallo
Columbia University
Elizabeth Green
Dayton Normal School
Henry R. King
Oberlin University
Jane Brownlee
New York City
Philip Zenner
Cincinnati
W. H. Aiken
J. G. School
Twenty-seventh District
Winchell Avenue
Gotthard Deutsch
New York
Grantman
Idle Workmen Attack Agent Over Unmet Employment Promise
A mob of about 150 black men rioted at Seventh and Vine, attacking Richard Christian who had hired around 250 men for a New Bedford construction job. Police rescued Christian as the crowd pursued him through local employment offices after trains failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh and Vine Streets
Richard Christian
Christian
New Bedford
Grand Central
Seventh
Vine
Fleischmann Seeks Injunction Against IRS Over Labeling
Fleischmann Co. filed a petition for an injunction against Internal Revenue Collector Bettmann to block enforcement of government orders requiring the word spirits to be branded as alcohol. Several distillers have received temporary injunctions recently and Clifton Springs and Union Distilling have won suits supporting the distillers. If similar points prevail, an injunction is anticipated in Fleischmann’s case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleischmann& Co., Distillers
Internal Revenue
Bettmann
Washington
Clifton Springs Distilling Company
Union Distilling Company
Fleischmann
Picture supplement in Sundays Commercial Tribune
The Commercial Tribune will publish next Sunday a photograph feature in the Titustrated Magazine showing two Connersville organizations and the Modern Woodmen Camp 3182 and the Ladies Auxiliary of Washington Indiana. The magazine comes free with the Sunday issue and promises many stories for a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Connersville
Ind
Iliary
Washington
Tribune
Wash Goods Sale On First Floor Rear
A clearance on the first floor rear offers wash goods priced to two dollars. From simple to elaborate textiles, the assortment features a range of fabrics with diverse colors and designs, promising notable value this season.
Bargain Spotlight on Men’s Shirts 13 to 4 Off
Advertises seasonal shirt sale with discounts and emphasis on variety. Highlights $1.25 white shirts at 89c and $1.50 colored shirts at 69c, claiming unmatched bargains and custom-made quality. Mentions popular fabrics and color options to attract buyers.
Stunning Millinery V3 to 24 Off
Fall season offer on McAlpin Millinery designs including all models and colors. Second floor front displays chic shapes and trims suitable for every occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlpin
Fine Shoes Y to 2 Off
Oxfords in dull leathers patent tan for women. Shoes and Oxfords tan or black for misses girls boys youths and sandals for little ones all dependable qualities comfortable styles elegant models. No such bargains else where.
Women's Outerwear Ya to 24 Off
Third floor sale highlights coats dresses gowns and skirts in cloth silk and washable fabrics with summer and fall wear. Discounts reach twenty four percent on a wide range from inexpensive models to refined creations.
Stylish Parasols on First Floor Front Sale
Display features white and colored parasols with hemstitched embroidered and novelty effects. Dependable frames, this season's styles, large assortment across grades and prices. No comparable bar gains elsewhere this season, discounts up to 25 percent.
Silk Petticoats Sale on Second Floor Center
Silk Petticoats 73 to V% Off offers a wide range from elegant gowns and kimonos to assorted colors and styles. Readily available on the second floor center with many exquisite conceits and affordable options.
Lace Curtains VY One Percent Off Sale
Third floor annex offers lace curtains in odd lots suitable for every room. Limited quantities include one to three pairs of a kind across all grades and effects. Many of the newest patterns available at various prices.
Mt Auburn water tanks overflow again in city notice
The Mt. Auburn water tanks overflowed late yesterday afternoon renewing memories of past administrations. Two workers are on site constantly but residents say they only monitor the gauge. Superintendent Hiller says he learned of the overflow and will investigate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn
Dempsey
Gasoline accident may prove fatal in Mitchell avenue blaze
Mrs Sophie Gievlatsch, wife of a Hungarian resident on Mitchell avenue near the B and O railroad, was fatally burned when a gasoline stove exploded while she cooked. Her dress caught fire and she collapsed unconscious before aid arrived, taken to City Hospital by patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Gievlatsch
Mitchell Avenue
Hos
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Ree
White
Main Street
MIT
Auburn
Hiller
N. W. Cor
4Th and
Walnut
Vine St
Fountain Square
Pianos
C. Fischer
Ww. G. Woodmansee Piano Co
Pital
Ohio
Mechanics Institute
Institute
S. W. Cor. Sixth and Vine Sts
Hamilton College
Lexington
Blue Grass
Eastern Colleges
Luella W. ST. Clair
Bismarck Cafe Mercantile Library
Metropolitan Service
the Commercial Tribune Pay
Avoca Park
C., M. & L. Tracticamore
Spain
Queen City
Hiawatha Setudiene
Froehlich
Reighrath’s Park
Clark St
Colerain Ave
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Sonnenleitner
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OPERA
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FRE
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Heinie
Jack Howard
Ellis & Ryan
Lockhart Sister
Olivers
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