City News: Cincinnati Widow Dies in Chicago
Mary Macy Carpenter widow of En Gapter of Cincinnati died Wednesday at her son Paul Carpenter's home 1636 Roscoe Blvd Chicago. In Warsaw avenue car incident Peter Arnold 535 Oliver St fell from a car at Eighth and Linn Streets suffering scalp wounds and possible internal injuries taken to City Hospital. A Cincinnati delegation will attend the American Bar Association convention in Seattle with hopes to elect Lawrence Maxwell as ABA president.
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Cincinnatian
Chicago
Mary Macy Carpenter
En. Gapter
Paul Carpenter
Roscoe Boulevard
Peter Arnold
Oliver Street
Warsaw Avenue
Eighth and Linn Streets
City Hospital
Cincinnati
American Bar Association
Seattle
Wash
Queen City
Lawrence Maxwell
Berea Attache To Preach At Walnut Hills Church
Reverend James W. Raine of Berea College Kentucky will speak at Walnut Hills Baptist Church Kemper Lane and McMillan Street. He will present morning address at 11 on A Dead God and evening topic at 7 45 on The Religion of Comfort.
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Walnut Hills Baptist Church
Kemper Lane
McMillan Street
James W. Raine
Berea College
Kentucky
Drowned Man Identified as Huntington Riverman
The body found in the Ohio River near Central Avenue was identified by Goldie Newman as her brother in law Dennis Newman of Huntington West Virginia a riverman aged 22 and married. Relatives have claimed the body.
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Ohio River
Central Avenue
Sam Barnes
Goldie Newman
George Street
Dennis Newman
Huntington
W. Va
Rheinstrom Brothers to dissolve partnership this week
Rheinstrom Bros distillers of Martin street announce dissolution of their firm this week. Isaac Rheinstrom will retire while Abraham Rheinstrom continues the business and may incorporate it. The two sons M. G. Rheinstrom and Robert I. Rheinstrom will withdraw with their father and likely enter a new partnership.
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Rheinstrom Bros
Martin Street
United States
Isaac Rheinstrom
Abraham Rheinstrom
M. G.rheinstrom
Robert I. Rheinstrom
Real Estate Notes Involving Columbus Investment and Leases
Real Estate notes report the incorporation of Security Realty Investment Co in Columbus with 250 000 capital by Wiedemann Weaver Dolle Taylor and O Donnell and awaiting papers. Ownership leases include the Ogden estate house 6046 Oak Street College Hill for P M Gale and the Blickensderfer store 229 West Fourth on similar terms. Ke tterer Proctor lease at 115 East Sixth Street to Alex Fischer & Son for 480 annually, and other leases including Carrie Barth at 259 West McMicken Avenue and furnished Eden apartment No 7 for 4800 per year. The Vine Street Cable Loan and Building Co sold the Fritsch property for 3750 to Miss Mary Hanna, Omar E Faught purchasing 3 duties 2 250 cash. Mrs Slicer plans a Bowmen Bowden hotel on Reading Road.
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the Security Realty Investment Company
Columbus
Charles Wiedemann
Walter B. Weaver
Louis J. Dolle
Walter C. Taylor
James B. O'Donnell
Ogden
Oak, Street
College Hill
P. M. Gale
West Fourth Street
Blickensderfer Manufacturing Company
Typewriters
Eden
Vine Street Cable Loan and Building Company
Fritsch
McMicken Avenue
Stark Street
Mary Hanna
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in Montgomery
Ross W Willis to Pardon Mary J Kelley to Christina S Johnson properties on Chase and nearby streets. McQuerney to Burkhardt leases and lots on Ochleree and Gest streets. Wilder to Wilder corner lot on Gest. Weber to Deifel lease of 330 West Water Street. Guy to Vot lot in subdivision. Jungkind to Kieffer Bremen street easement. Stephens to Kroger Grocery and Baking Co Fourth and Third avenues. Nurre to Joseph W ser Sullivan avenue. Ertel to Manley Hickman street. Sauer to Louis on Alice street. Finnell to Anes property. Mortgages filed include Ringgold, J B Smith, Ambrose L Hood, Charles Lucins. Mortgages canceled include Jameson, Doherty, Lapp, Jungkind, Turner Ban Verein, Southern Ohio Real Estate Co. to Joseph Marichetet. Reindl, Reinhardt, and others noted.
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Ross W. Willis
Pardon
Bowen
Mary J. Kelley
Christina S. Johnson
Chase Street
Cone Aay
Van
Fletcher S. Heath
O. M. Bake
Gest Street
Division Street
Carrie W. Wilder
Henry C
Wilder
Gest Derek
OUR A Babel Decdsors
Cosy Nes
Frederick Weber
Sophia M. Deifel
Haven Street
Joseph J. Carrol
Christian Moerlein Brewing Company
West Water Street
William E. Guy
Herman H. Vot
Bernhard Jungkind
George Kieffer
Bremen Street
Iiberty
Clarence W. Stephens
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Fourth Avenue
Third Avenue
Camp Wash- TR
Etek Tedineen
Rita Wae
Hk Yas
Orem
Orrin ci ET Ld Cas UK Sk Keri Voy
Cora Ertel
Mary Manley
Hickman Street
Harvey Avenue
Harry Sauer
Louis Cee
Alice Street
Adam Ere Eni
Thomas Finnell
Anes
Hussey
George Street
Smith Street
Ees
Atoll van Arne EP
Teppe
George
Kietter
Ringgold
J. B. Smith
Ene
Mary Mani
Ambrose L. ' Hoad
Charles
Lucins
Southern
Sul L
Harmon outlines plans at outing for Ohio campaign
Democratic event at Cincinnati’s Coney Island features Ollie James and Harmon pledging unity after a day of speeches on national issues. The gathering includes Campbell, Finley, and multiple party leaders as they push for Bryan’s county and club organization and promote a cleaner government agenda.
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Cincinnati Democratic Club
Coney Island
Hamilton County
Bernard
Dempsey
Pfaff
John L Shuff
James
Ollie James
Kentucky
Denver
Colonel Bryan
Kentuckian
Campbell
Harmon
J. W. Tomlinson
Club Organization Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Finley
Dawson
Joe Rhinock
Covington
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Judge Harmon
Mathers
Supreme Court
William L. Finley
D. S. Creamer
David Ely
Judge Harmon de
Outing Committee
James E. Campbell
W. L. Finley
Harvey Garber
Alabama
Committee On Clubs of the National Committee
Rhinock
Judge Mathers
Sidney
David Fly
Ashland
O. W. Hughes
State Railway Commission
Huffman
Hamilton
Pennell
Georgetown
N. L. Bunnell
Waynesville
J. L. Elliston
The
Linton
National Committee
Ohio
Democratic State Committee
W. J. Bryan
Kern
City Hall Awards Pavement and Bridge Contracts
Thomas Strack won two wood block pavement contracts totaling 5 080 dollars for Cross Lane and 37 205 80 dollars for Erkenbrecher Avenue. The Services Board also awarded Pittsburg Testing Company 60 cents per ton to test bridge metal and instructed the Pennsylvania Bridge Company to accelerate steel and iron bridge construction.
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Thomas Strack
The
Services Board
Cross Lane
Park Avenue
South Elm Street
Erkenbrecher Avenue
Burnet Avenue
Eighth Street
Service Board
Pittsburg Testing Company
Pennsylvania Bridge Company
Arrest of a man and two women over stolen linen
Detectives arrested C. E. Wells a 28 year old railroad flagman and Myrtle Cole 23 with Mollie Ashcraft 26 at 706 Cutter street after a haul of linen bearing Pullman Car Company marks was recovered in their Latonia Kentucky apartment. Women deny knowledge of theft and the linen is held at police headquarters for evidence.
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Pullman Car Company
Bell and Schaefer
Matthews
Cutter Street
C. E. Wells
Myrtle Cole
Mollie Ashcraft
Latonia
Marriage Licenses Filed Amid Sparse Residence Details
Listings show couples and partners connected to addresses across Columbus and neighboring areas. Names include Bertha Brenner with John Schott at 615 Central Ave, Blanche Johnson, Myrtle Wheeler, Albert E. Squires, Helen Pechiney, Charles Mathein, Kate Bayer, Charles Ferrer, Ella J. Smith, Eugene Dickinson, Jennie Tyler, Leo Lucken, Norma Goetz, and others linked to Hyde Park and Culvert Street.
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Meadeony
Keyton
Central
Bertha Brenner
John Schott
Harrison
Blanche Johnson
Lawrence Maurice Hugo Tyler
Columbus, O
Myrtle Wheeler
Lincoln Ay
Albert E. Squires
Anthony St
Helen Pechiney
Whittier
David St
Eugene Dickinson
Culvert St
Jennie Tyler
Leo Lucken
Hyde Park
Norma Goetz
Funeral notice for Amos Crane by Spencer Lodge
Members of Spencer Lodge No 347 are requested to attend the funeral at their hall on Sunday August 16 at 12 30 p m for Brother Amos Crane. Wesley Reeves x G.
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Spencer Lodge
Amos Crane
Wesley Reeves
Fraternal Lodge Meetings Schedule for August
Walnut Hills Lodge No. 483 F and A M holds special meeting Tuesday August 18 at 7 pm for M M Degree with visitors welcome. HanseImann Commandery No. 16 ET holds stated conclave Tuesday at 7 30 pm with Temple and Malta orders. Trinity Commandery No. 44 See Templars holds stated conclave Monday evening August 17 at 7 30 with Em Com and Recorder notices.
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Walnut Hills Lodge
A. M
Charles EE. Schroth
W. M
William Schuchardt
Sec Y
Hanselmann Commandery
No. 16
E. T
Temple
Malta
Cp. Lottenger
Trinity
Commandery
Templars
Robert D. Betts
Em. Com
Henry B. Michie
Obituaries and funeral notices from August 1908
A compilation of obituaries and funeral details for multiple individuals including Byrne, James Clux ton, Amos Crane, Hoban, Martha Hamilton, Zion Martin, Louis Rothschild, Carl Reis, Walburga Rombach, Rev. Robert Sutton, James Sloss, Matilda Walker and others with ages, addresses, burial and mass times, and church or cemetery references.
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Reis
Carl
Eva Reis
Moss
Clevespike
Green Township
Hamilton County
Bridgetown Protestant Cemetery
Wade Street
Thanking Relatives and Friends for Kindness at Our Loss
The daughters express sincere thanks for sympathy and kindness shown during the illness and death of their mother Mrs. Henrietta Osmeyer. Special thanks to Rev. E Voss and to floral donors and to funeral director F A Reilly for conduct of the service.
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Henrietta Osmeyer
E. Voss
F. A. Reilly
Card of Thanks from Ida Saffin Courtney
Heartfelt thanks are extended to relatives and friends for love and sympathy after the loss of Harry C. Courtney. Special appreciation to Hoffner Lodge F and A M for kindness and the service, to Albert Darker W M for attention, to Dr Saffin for care, to Bethesda Hospital Sisters, and to Charles Miller the undertaker. From the bereaved widow Ida Saffin Courtney.
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Harry C. Courtney
Hoffner Lodge
A. M
Albert Darker
W.M
Harry
Dr. Saffin
Sweet Sisters
Bethesda Hospital
Charles Miller
Ida Saffin Courtney
Burial Permits From Local Cemeteries Recount Various Illnesses
The record lists multiple burial permits with names, ages, and causes of death including pneumonia cerebral thrombosis tuberculosis cholera infantum senility entero colitis nephritis and cystitis. Addresses and associated hospitals are noted for each deceased individual.
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Shanks
Ardel
Gilbert Avenue
Pohlman
John
City Hospital
York Street
Adams
Stella
Jewish Hospital
East Third Street
Sloss
James
Sherman Avenue
Berger
Easie
Walnut Street
Deppe John
Monastery
Herzog
Mary
Columbia
Schlomer
Alvin
Spring Street
Jackson
Bessie
West Seventh Street
Cathie
Fannie
Good Samaritan
Wholesale Dry Goods and Carpets Displayed at A and D
Alms and Doepke improve their wholesale departments with enlarged facilities and vast stocks of fall and winter goods. The firm invites merchants to inspect their selections and compare prices with other markets to find the best deals.
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Alms & Doepke
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Omar E. Faught
John Jameson
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Thomas M. Doherty
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Henry F. Reinhardt
Ollie Jameson
Tomlinson
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Campont
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Circuit Judicial Convention
Tom Noctor
Charles Danenhower
Stephen McGrath
Stanley Matthews
Aaron McNeill
John Weld Peck
Prescott Smith
Bryan First Voters’ Club
Gene Mesch
Duckworth Club
Martin’s Hotel
Charles H. Rust
L. C. Fillmore
John B. Martin
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Charles Bonner
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Jim Crowed
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W. J. Langston
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Rmy Record
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Cleveland
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Seventy-fifth Ohio
Mike O’neal
Johnson
Miller
Zell
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R. K. Hynicka
Fred Good
Nelson College
Newport and
Nelson
MT. Clemens
Democratic Club
Judson Harmon
John W. Tomlinson
John L. Schaff
City Hall Notes
Cluxton
Philip Gleason
Blue Rock Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Crane
Amos
A. M. Crane
Forest
Norwood
Columbia M. E
Mt. Wastington
Hoban
William
Neff Avenue
Blessed Sacrament Church
Martha J
Shick
John A. Hamilton
East Front Street
Rombach
Walburga
Goesert
West Liberty Street
St. Francis
Ichie Bros Jewelers
W. Fourth St
oopAtt
A. T. Roever
Sec’y
Myer
Canal
F. B. Maertz Sme Tar Automobile and Carriage Livery
Plum St
Stano
the John Church Co
EK. Cor
4Th
Elm
We Tung
Bent Pianos
GC. H. Rosenthal
Neave Building
Horace d, Whitacre
Wat
Secwer Eailier
Cincinnati Railroad Omnibus Co
Sam’ Bailey
W. M. Davis
the Hims & Doepke Co
Fownes
Hims & W Doepke Co
Cool Cafe
Wuerdeman’s Dye House
13Th St
Bet
Cindy Tobacco
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