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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1908
Page
8
Onuni ton sale features smart linen coat suits in white stripes and self colors with prices from 4.98 to 16.50 and dainty dresses at 7.50. The piece lists range from tailored wool suits down to fashion items previously valued much higher while supplies last. At Reading road tragedy scene Tom Conroy, wounded victim, moved home after weeks in hospital and remains under police watch.
Electrician Darrow directed by the Service Board to contract for underground connections for extra lights at Lytle Park and to install wiring for a stereopticon. The enhanced lighting promises brighter illumination in the park within a few days.
Prominent groups in North Fairmount Westwood and West End meet at Brighton German Bank to form committees for the Harrison Avenue Viaduct opening. Wesselman mediates a rift over who leads the event with plans for a September or early fall celebration and citywide official participation.
Scores of railroad blacksmiths arrive to attend the three day annual convention of the International Railroad Master Blacksmiths Association. The event opens with a welcome at the Grand Hotel tomorrow morning and sessions run through Thursday night.
Lillie Goldberg an 18 year old cigar maker living at 706 Kenyon avenue took carbolic acid last night unable to communicate with relatives about their disapproval of her upcoming marriage to Max Markus her affianced husband who found her and rushed her to City Hospital where she died. Markus who boarded at the same house pleaded to be allowed into the room and later asked doctors for poison to end his life after the tragedy. The couple had planned to marry next week and Miss Goldberg had been cared for by her brothers after losing both parents at a young age.
Mrs. Ida Blackburn aged 42 of 217 Findlay Street was badly burned when a gasoline stove exploded while she cooked. The fuel spilled onto her clothing and flames enveloped her. Her husband George Blackburn and neighbors rushed in. he smothered the fire but burned his hands and face. Both were taken to City Hospital in serious condition.
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