Laborer Overcome at Work. Two City Cases Reported
A heat exhaustion case at City Hospital involved Albert Fisher of 815 Central Avenue who collapsed at work and was moved there by friends. Nicholas Jacobs, 48, a driver from Elmore and Spring Grove avenues, fell from his wagon on Drennan Street and dislocated his hip. hospitalized at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Albert Fisher
Central Avenue
Nicholas Jacobs
Elmore
Spring Grove Avenues
Drennan Street
Cumminsville
Hungarian woman dies after Mitchell avenue stove blast
Mrs Sophie Gmolatsch 35 died from burns sustained in a gasoline stove explosion at her Mitchell avenue home Tuesday. Coroner notified. Relatives request burial. Mayor Kilpatrick of Higginsport secured a warrant for David Purdue charged with assault and battery after an alleged attack on Kilpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Gmolatsch
Mitchell Avenue
Cameron
David Kilpatrick
Higginsport
David Purdue
Kilpatrick
Purdue
Inquest Opens Into Death of Getso Miteff
Coroner Cameron opens an inquest into the death of Getso Miteff a 19 year old Hungarian found with a fractured skull in a Lockland Street lot. His companion says they were attacked and beaten by two Black men while sleeping. No new details emerged at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Getso Miteff
Lockland Mst
Plumber Louis Wayne Identified After Ohio River Drowning
The body recovered from the Ohio River at McCullough street is identified as Louis Wayne aged 45 a plumber from Sweetwine 6. Wayne drowned Sunday while bathing and attempting to stay underwater to impress companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
McCullough Street
Louis Wayne
Sweetwine
Man on parole arraigned for assault of 12 year old
Charles Rogers was arrested Tuesday and arraigned in Police Court on a charge of attacking a twelve year old girl. He admitted parole from the Ohio Penitentiary and still owed eight years of a twenty year sentence. The case was continued to August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rogers
Schnucks
Wimsey
Ohio
East End Night Car Altercation Ends in Arrest
Wiley Council a waiter at Coney Island fell asleep in an East End car. Awake by conductor H Elliott he drew a razor. Patrolmen Schwind and Weinecke arrested the man. Judge Holmes fined him 50 dollars and costs for carrying a concealed weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Council
Coney Island
H. Elliott
Pearl and
Butler
Schwind and Weinecke
Holmes
Pardon Board Frees Workhouse Prisoners
The Pardon Board released Sollie Schoenberg for petit larceny and John B. Smith for cruelty to animals. Smith was convicted in Squire Lamping's court by the Humane Society. after commitment his wife and family were found to be in want, prompting the liberation request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sollie Schoenberg
Pétit Larceny
John B. Smith
Smith
Squire Lamping
The
Humane Society
Cincinnati Delegates To Attend Typographical Union Meet
Cincinnati delegates E. H. Ellis James Drury and Frank Binder will leave at noon today for Boston to join the Indianapolis group as the Inter national Typographical Union convenes next week. The two-city delegation will travel together and spend about two weeks in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Cincinnati
International Typographical Union
Boston
Mass
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Indianapolis
E. H. Ellis
James Drury
Frank Binder
Massachusetts
Nicholas P. Smith
Atlantic City
New York
Pastor to Lecture on Negro Moral Responsibilities
Dr. I N Ross of Atlanta will lecture at Carmel Presbyterian Church tent services on Clark Street tonight. His topic is The Moral Responsibilities and Possibilities of the Negro, including the Negro’s duty in the coming election. Rev J E Harper pastors Carmel Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Ross
Atlanta
Allen Temple
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Clark Street
Central Avenue
John Street
J. E. Harper
Carmel Church
Now Charged With Forgery In Paris Man
Richard C. Moderne of Paris France was arrested on fraud charges and confronted in Police Court with forging a contract offer to deliver machinery. A. W. Gottschalk filed the affidavit. George Worth of Worth Company examined the signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Moderne
Paris
France
A. W. Gottschalk
Ninth Street
Worth Company
East Second Street
Gottschalk
George Worth
Walter West Bound Over for Murder in First Degree
Walter West appeared before Magistrate Muller and, via attorney Raymond Ratliff, waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury on a first degree murder charge with no bond set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter West
Squire Singleton
Muller
Raymond Ratliff
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
List of cases in No. 40,551 to No. 140,559 including Elia Joy vs Grant Walker appeal from Squire Bolsinger and multiple civil actions for damages and divorce. Names include Clyde Metz, Anna Maufbauer, Ernestina Dilg, Henry Fish, Charles Kopping, and firms Cross Luchbert and The Liquid Carbonic Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Elia Joy
Grant Walker
Squire Bolsinger
A. W. Highland
Hugo Lindenberg
Squire Muller
Clyde Metz
City of Cincinnati
Thomas L. Michie
J. Harry Senft
Hulda
Dp. Senft
J. M. Riddell
Anna Maufbauer
George Schorr
HH. A. Just
J. Schroeder
Ernestina F. Dilg
Fred A. Bien
Cross & Luchbert
the Liquid Carbonic Company
Frank F. Reichrath
Squire Uller
Henry R. Fish
A Company
E. R. Pasnel
Charles L. Kopping
The
Tacey Manufacturing Co
cCames 8
Tacey
W.M. Tug
Doctor's Former Home Sells for 12000 at Avondale Corner
A stone dwelling at Harvey and Kasota avenues Avondale changed hands for 12000 in cash to James F. Taylor, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer of American Oak Leather Company. The sale, negotiated by Cleneay & Nourse, follows the former owner Dr. A. B. Thrasher’s residence valued at 35000, on a 110 by 210 foot lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Thrasher
Harvey and Kasota Avenues
Avondale
James F. Taylor
Taylor
American Oak Leather Company
Cleneay & Nourse
Eden Avenue
Piedmont Street
Mt. Auburn
Joseph Reichert
Peter Dreidame, Jr
Springfield Pike
Harry Schulte
Charles Hare
Wendel Schneedecker
Henry Schulte
May Street
Locust Avenue
Clemens Laken
Compton Road
Kauffman
Wyoming
Ezekiel & Bernheim Company
I Mueller
Andrew Link
W. Brown
Reading
James E. Mooney
Henrietta Kuhler
Hyde Park
William Gerstner
Charles Gerstner
Abram Bell
Charley D. Harris
Charles J
Mary
S. Lapp
Elsmere
Easler Mueller
Barbara Remle
A. C
Oas Thompson
McMillan Street
Francis L. Nelson
William T. Thompson
Harvey
Cesenees
May L. Dwyer
David
Tarbell
William Boltz
Froome
Minnie C. Sheehan
Fran Ludwig
Ohio
Anderson Township
Edith W. Thrasher
Matilda G. Taylor
Amelia C. M. Craig
Caroline Bommer
Asa Banning
Frederick Kuhn
Mary Kuhn
Blunt
Haens John Koelsch
Elizabeth Waites
J. H. Oliver
Mary Dormayer
John Dormayer
B. Blunt
Sh. Oeasegest Héntes
William A. Merckel
Emma Cridge
Bofinger & Hopkins
Norwood
Sdebeengenes
Seeene
Sarah J. Ammermann
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Reading Area
Real estate deeds list transfers from Mueller to Link and Mooney to Kuhler among many lot and sub division changes in Reading. Also numerous lease agreements and mortgage filings, including Norwood and Reading properties, with rates and tenure where specified.
Residential and address list of houses with owners
A fragmented record lists multiple houses with owners and costs. Includes a one story brick garage on south side Mont Montgomery avenue near Tanghen owned by Charles Kiear, a two and one half story brick residence on Talbott avenue near Harrison avenue owned by M M Fleckenstein, a two story frame residence at Hillside avenue near Mrs Doran, another two story frame residence at Halstead and Rottman Streets owned by M Schroeder, and a two story frame residence on Orange Place near Liberty street owned by W Orange. Costs shown include 4200 and 2000 plus other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montmery Avenue
Tanghen
Charles Kiear
Coats
Talbott Avenue
Harrison Avenue
M. M. Fleckenstein
Eis Keds Phsbee
Hillside Avenue
M. Doran
Halstead and
Rottman Streets
M. Schroeder
Orange Place
Liberty Street
W. Orange
Receiver Appointed for The Bultman Company
Through petitions of three creditors the brokerage The Charles E. Bultman Company is placed in the hands of a temporary receiver, William R. Thrall, after the firm admitted it could not meet obligations on August 4. The action signals potential liabilities near a million dollars as creditors from Western Union, Long Distance Telephone, and others seek claims while awaiting a bankruptcy trustee. Thrall says the status is fluid until the court adjudges bankruptcy and appoints a trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Bultman
Healy
Daniels
Indianapolis
Rennekamp
Thompson
W.R., Thrall
Bultman
Charles E. Bultman Company
Bultman Concern
Thrall
Western Union Telegraph Company
Long Distance Telephone Company
Morehead & Co
East Fourth Street
Compass
Bultman & Co
W. D. Klausman
Klausman
Inventory of John Mackey Estate Highlights 139790 Personal Property
An obituary style inventory notes John Mackey former Fire Commissioner left 139790.48 appraised personal estate including 250 shares First National Bank stock 61250 820 shares Cincinnati Street Railway 54500 100 shares American Oak Leather 10000 100 shares Ohio Traction Company 10000 10 shares Bullock Electric Company 1000 and 2539 cash. Herman Keck guardian appointment for 100000 estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mackey
F. & C. Haffner, Tanners
Christian Haffner
First National Bank
Cincinnati Street Railway
American Oak
Ohio Traction Company
Bullock Electric Company
Louis R- Luebbert
Herman Keck
Elmwood Castings suit and sidewalk injury in city case
Charles L. Hepping sues Stacey Manufacturing Company and James E. Stacey for 3845.86 commissions under an agreement to organize Elmwood Castings and locate near defendants factory. Clyde Metz seeks 2500 damages from city for injuries stepping into an excavation on George street sidewalk. George W. Welch named Master Commissioner to hear Rardon dissolution petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Hepping
Stacey Manufacturing Company
James E. Stacey
Elmwood Castings Company
W. A. Hicks
William M. Tugman
Clyde Metz
Receiver report on Smith Pattison Manufacturing assets and cigars
The Union Savings Bank and Trust Company as receiver to February 27, 1908, through August 3 reports 71641.69 received and 47066.12 disbursed leaving 24575.57. Totals show assets 175304.72 liabilities 171366.65. On hand 10111.25 of cigars with orders for about 75000 cigars valued at 8327.50 but some brands are out of stock and factory closed. A. P. Wallick offers 50000 cigar orders to be shipped one case daily starting September 1. Healy McAvoy Ferris, attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Pattison Manufacturing Company
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Superior Court
A. P. Wallick
Healy, McAvoy & Ferris
Insolvency Court approves 34 percent dividend for McCassy creditors
Creditors of Malcolm McCassy will receive a 34 percent dividend after Addison Ballard, assignee, filed an insolvency account showing receipts of 10 141.07 and disbursements of 3 771.32 leaving 6 369.75 for distribution. Claims total 22 215.95 with 18 715.95 undisputed. Ballard also sought authority to pay 15 to William J. Liggett and 35 to Joseph B. DuShane for damages from the Dohan Building collapse. Judge Warner authorized the settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Ballard
Malcolm C. McGassy
Ballard
William J. Liggett
Joseph B. DuShane
McCassy
Seventh and Central Avenue
Warner
Liggett
DuShane
Divorce Court Delivers Multiple Separations and Custody
John Dueys daughter is granted separation from Logan Ballard with custody of their child. Ballard's sister Ed owns a Saratoga clubhouse. Mrs Ballard works for Canfield at his Saratoga venue. Other divorces granted include Sarah Hirous from William Hirous for failing to provide, Mary Freeman from Henry Freeman for cruelty and neglect, and Amelia Horstman from Henry Horstman for desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Ballard
John Duey
Hulda D. Senft
J. M. Riddell
Judge Denies Temporary Injunction Against Epileptic Institute
United States Judge Thompson denied the Epileptic Institute on East Sixth Street a temporary injunction against Postmaster Monfort who was ordered by postal authorities to block its mail flow. The institute argued mail access endangered hundreds of patients. Hearing postponed to next Monday. bonds of $10 000 posted by George H Stapely and John A Payne. Fleischmann & Co is granted a temporary injunction to keep labeling liquors as spirits until final hearing. National Water Proof Co vs Diamond Water Proofing Co: judge grants a preliminary injunction to stop use of trade secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thompson
East Sixth Street
Monfort
Washington
Sims
Chicago
National Water Proof Company
Diamond Water Proofing Company
Dayton
Sater
Jewelers Hold Banquet After Mixed Day In Oklahoma
The Oklahoma retail jewelers association hosts a morning session and a zoo visit for visiting members. Joseph Mazer urges a fixed minimum price for watches while Vreeland misses his scheduled talk due to a miscommunication. A trolley ride for wives and daughters capped the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Linton
Bismarck
Joseph Mazer
Oklahoma State Retail Jewelers’ Association
New York
Vreeland
Contagious Ward Changes Approved for New Hospital
The City Board of Public Service approved changes to the contagious ward plans for the new hospital to include visitor facilities and clothing changes. Dr. C R Holmes and architect Hannaford led the redesign, with an estimated cost of about 11 665 dollars to ensure visitors can see patients without spreading contagion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
C. R. Holmes
Service Board
Death Unbidden At Wedding In Hamilton Avenue Home
A wedding at Mrs. Breitenbach’s residence on Hamilton avenue ended in tragedy when Mrs. Barney Schmidt of Callan avenue collapsed from heart failure shortly after the ceremony. The Rev Edward Voss Sr had just joined William C Ellison of Indianapolis and Miss Alice Prehn of 4559 Hamilton avenue as husband and wife when the death occurred. Bride unaware to avoid gloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Koch
Ernestine ‘Aufderheide
Stetson
William C. Ellison
Alice Prehn
Hamilton
Edward F. Lamb
Oakley
Mary Buerger
W Oakley
Morris Worth
Wenees
Wesley
Mma Goldesman
Jetson Marise
Lincoln
Katie’ Miller
Alms Place
Western Tutt
Stella McFarland
Albert Zterman
McMillan
Margeret Impson
Detroit
Foraker
Elizabeth Jones
Ngworth
George L. Laps
Ene
Emma
Tenesee
Thirteenth
Roy F. Marsh
Westerville
Madge Brautner
Charles Otterman
Anna C. Strautmann
Wiston
Highland
Charles Eves
Mamie Ep
BO Grace Irwin
orestVilla Sess
Alfred Seeseeseeemomibomoty
Breitenbach
Hamilton Avenue
Edward Voss
Indianapolis
Barney Schmidt
Callan Avenue
Northside
Schmidt
Tillie Kiefer
Wueft
Mr. Voss
Obituaries and funeral notices August 1908 mix
Multiple notices announce deaths and funeral arrangements across Cincinnati area. AMREIN Peter J aged 27 from 123 Mulberry street. DIEHL Henrietta 5 months from 1218 Halpin avenue Mt Lookout. EILERMANN Elizabeth 58 from 940 Dayton street. KRUMDIECK Frederick at Liberty and Main. MARTZ Anna Maria 70 from Flora street Clifton Heights. RIEDHEMANN Wilhelmina 81 from 714 Wade street. SCHMIDT Mary A at 1639 Pullan avenue. TAYLOR Frank Stanley Conway Michigan. dates August 4 to 8, 1908. Funeral times listed. interments and observances noted. flowers requested for Riedemann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amrein
Peter J
Peter Amrein
Mulberry Street
St. Francis
Diehl
Henrietta
Oswald
Ada Diehl
Kaiser
Halpin Avenue
Mt. Lookout
Greenlawn
Milford
O. Eilermann
Elizabeth
Auster‘helde
Frank Beilermann
Dayton Street
St. Augustine’s Church
Krumdieck
Frederick
Sophia Krumdieck
Liberty and
Main
Martz
Anna Maria
Flora Street
Clifton Heights
Riedhemann
Wilhelmina E. Riedemann
Meier
Henry Riedemann
Wade Street
Schmidt
Mary A
Kiefer
Burial Permits Listed for City Residents
A sequence of burial permits records numerous individuals with ages and causes of death including tuberculosis meningitis cancer nephritis heart disease and cerebral hemorrhage. Entries name Albert Simpson Leon Mewks Joseph Ross Jambo Coleman Benjamin Ferry Georg H Reichel Elizabeth Bilerman Valentine Pilat Lillie Lawrence Joseph Emmerick John Neville Nicholas Schumacher Elenora OBrien and Laura Beck with associated hospital and street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Albert
Branch Hospital
Vine Street
Mewks
Leon
City Hospital
Broadway
Ross
Joseph
West Eighth Street
Ferry
Benjamin
St. Mary's Hospital
Fayetteville
Reichel
Georg H
St, Mary's Hospital
Bank Street
Bilerman
Elizabeth
Dayton Street
Pilat
Valentine
Pleasant Street
Lawrence
Lillie
Calhoun Street
Emmerick
Neville
John
Dumont Street
Nicholas
Quebec Road
Schumacher
St. Francis’ Hospital
Central Avenue
O'Brien
Elenora
Corry Street
Beck
Laura
Winton Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
City News
Rogers
Negro
Dr. Ross
Grand Jury
Sixth and Elm Streets
George B. Cox
Charles Windisch
Ben C. DeCamp
Race Street
Mary Orr
Cincinnati Automobile Company
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Morris Nosikovsky
Conrad Kellar
Henry Mangeot - Ormonde
L. Company
Ceegeseerrceeereenerserarsnsese Ees
Henry A. R. P. Hart
Frederick A. Schmidt
Margaretha Apking
E. Kennedy
Carrie Lee
Ida Botti
M. Ce Snore
Cveecvecen
Waites
Sohn Koelsch
Henry Manacot
Ormonde 8
L. Co
Derrickson
Barbara Heyob
Elizabeth Waltes
Anna M. Rohmann
SAME
Edward Lucke
SaMé
Paul J. Medicus
Provident Loan Co
Edwards Ritchie
William Ulmer
Lenox B. and
John Catherina Heuckmann
Herman B. A
Crane
Edwin Wilke
Bultman Company
United States Court
William R. Thral
Bultman Rapid
Charles Biltman
Yeashbun
United States Navy
Navy
John W. Ballmann
Herman Keck Manufacturing Company
Anna Maria Engle
Christian
John Engel
Gerhard Holthaus
Anna Maria Holthaus
John F. Wurzelbacher
Ida Wurzelbacher
Henrietta Fettkother
William
George Fettkother
Ida Norris
Sophia Gaker
Elizabeth Timmermann
Herman Timmermann
Mamie A. Dwyer
Thomas Cooney
Martha M. Wilson
Hattie Joseph
A. F. Joseph
Anna M. Holthaus
Elizabeth Schenke
Henry B
Probate Court
Cigar
Malcolm McCassy
Logan Ballard
United States Courts
Jewelers
Oklahoma Association
Mazer
Congressman Vreeland
Aldrich-Vreeland
Twelfth Street
Dr. Holmes
Bride
W. W. Barber
Colerain Avenue
Che John Skillite Company
Alleghanies
Hotels and Resorts
HOTEL
Normandie
Ocean City
H. Ss. Cake
Atlantic Coast
Coleman
Jambo
North Street
Inquest
Musa Rae
Langston
Besa Manne
Wengston, Smith
Hane Cahal
Plum St Phone Canal
Closson
Fourth St., West
Havlin
Cincinnatiy’s Best Hotel
Atlantic City, N. J
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth-Cherbourg
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Race St
German National Bank
Kuhn & Sons
Third St
Western German Bank
Thomas Cook & Son
Hamburg
London
Hamburg-American Line
B’way
N.Y
Greenbrier
White Sulphur
Gen
Watts
Richmond
Sinton Hotel
Natural Bridge, Ky., and
Retu
Viai
Fourth Street
Covington
Latonia
Cynthiana
Aris
Winchester
Intermeee
Urth
Vine Sts
Ton Hotel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!