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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1908
Page
8
G A R members consider electric route to Toledo for the State encampment. A committee meeting in Memorial Hall with ten posts represented discussed a low fare car proposal but made no decision. A final ruling will be set at the next meeting.
Public list shows gifts to the Fresh Air Society including monetary donations from Miss Mulholland Maurice J Fréiber Mrs Henry Hanna Mrs Austin Goodman Miss R A Scarborough M M Shoemaker and others totaling cash and other items. A Sewing Circle under Mrs Anderson donated twenty eight new garments along with clothing and dolls.
Albert Gardner Folger of Norwood remembers 1830s Cincinnati from Fourth Street orchards to Fourth and Main real estate. He recalls Judge Burnet’s peach trees, early churches, Commerce Street, and notable residents like Loring Meader Ogden and Kilgour and Taylor. He celebrated his 88th birthday this week.
Alice Crawford alias Alice Smith was arrested by Hamilton police on a grand larceny complaint by Alice Washiney of 328 George Street Cincinnati who says she was robbed of clothes. The clothes were recovered at Hamilton and Detective McQuesten brought the prisoner to Cincinnati to stand trial.
City Hospital records show 475 patients on August 1907 and the same figure on the same date this year. Superintendent Fehrenbatch notes the unusual match and must monitor admissions to prevent overcrowding.
After September 1 a law requires all vessels holding gasoline benzine and naphtha to be painted red and labeled. No coal oil in red vessels and gasoline in bottles must be labeled with red ink in quarter inch letters. Fines range from 5 to 50 dollars and the State Fire Marshal's officers enforce the law with cases in Police Court.
The Tourist Department of the Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern Line announces first class all expense escorted tours to Yellowstone Park via Utah and Colorado and a tour to Yosemite, California via Utah and Colorado. Send for itineraries and full information about August departures. S. A. Hutchinson, Manager, 212 Clark Street, Chicago.
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