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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1908

Page

5

Burkhardt Home After European Tour and Fair Visit

Mr A E Burkhardt arrived home yesterday from a European trip visiting London Paris Leipzig Berlin and attended the annual fair at Nizhny Novgorod Russia. Cincinnatians Going Fishing four men depart tonight for Mt Mitchell near Asheville NC to camp fish trout and hunt for two weeks. Walter McArthur and Bert Doyle were fined 100 dollars each in Police Court for taking a horse without leave and for appropriating a rig from Monte Goble Monday night.

Burkhardt A. E. Burkhardt London Paris Leipzig Berlin Nijdy Novgorod Russia Walter McArthur Bert Doyle Monte J. Goble

Train Death En Route to Sanitarium In Charleston

Mrs Mary B Allen wife of P B Allen a roofer of Charleston died on an ac and o train while being moved from her home to College Hill Sanitarium for treatment of a nervous breakdown yesterday morning.

Charleston W. Va College Hill Sanitarium Mary B. Allen P. B. Allen

Ohio Spiritualist Physicians Tour Ohio

Two Cincinnati women physicians Dr. Clara Bruce Russ and Dr. Sarah M. Dudley will tour Ohio beginning September 1 to lecture and Dudley will act as clairvoyant. Their aim is to reclaim backsliders to Spiritualism.

Ohio Cincinnati Clara Bruce Russ Sarah M. Dudley Russ Dudley

Burglar Drills into Elm Street Drug Store for $2

A burglar forced entry into Robert Greenland's drug store at Ninth and Elm streets by burrowing through a wall and drilling a door to reach the lock. After all the effort the thief secured only two dollars.

Robert Greenland Ninth and Elm Streets

Self Styled Agents Seek Funds for Union Bethel Hotel

Several men claiming to represent Superintendent J. O. White of the Union Bethel canvassed Milford and nearby areas soliciting funds for a new working girls hotel. White states he has no solicitors for the hotel project.

J. O. White Union Bethel Milford Working Girls White

Mary Brown Dies at City Hospital from Lockjaw

After days of agony Mary Brown aged 54 of 108 East Water Street died at City Hospital from a tetanus infection after scratching her hand on tin weeks earlier. Coroner Cameron will investigate the death.

Mary Brown East Water Street City Hospital Cameron

Embezzlement Charge Arises Over Rent Funds

Mrs. A. E. Randall 51 of 622 West Eighth street was arrested on embezzlement charges after a warrant issued for Loretta Hutton of 483 West Eighth street. Hutton alleges Randall collected rents for her and did not remit $8.

A. E. Randall West Eighth Street Loretta Hutton

Farmer Robben Loses Horse After Stone Injury

A farmer near Sedamsville reports his newly bought horse worth 250 dollars was injured when a youth employed by him threw a stone at the animal breaking a leg. The horse had to be killed to prevent further suffering.

Robben Delhi Pike Sedamsville

Man and mother charged with keeping a fence in police court

Fred Clawson and his mother Laura Messler of 133 Sycamore Street were arraigned on a keeping a fence charge. Clawson was fined 200 dollars plus costs and jailed thirty days. Messler was fined 100 dollars and also sentenced to thirty days in the Workhouse. Detectives said goods valued at 3500 dollars were found at the residence.

Fred Clawson Laura Messler Sycamore Street Clawson

Described 16 year old in acute mania admitted to city hospital

Freda Fraudenstein of Lockland Ohio, 16, was admitted to City Hospital yesterday with acute mania. She had become violent at home and was brought to the city for treatment. She has prior similar episodes and was placed in the same institution before. Her screams were heard for blocks while she was prepped for the strong ward.

Freda Fraudenstein Lockland

George H. Thomas Post Retains G A R Hall Quarters

George H. Thomas Post G A R will keep its quarters in the old G A R Hall on Sixth Street rather than move to Memorial Hall as other posts do. It has appropriated 300 dollars for expenses at the upcoming G A R encampment in Toledo and will travel with all members. arrangements are nearly complete.

George H. Thomas Post G. A. R. Hall Sixth Street Memorial Hall Toledo

Warrant Issued for Frank Regenwald in Innkeeper Fraud Case

A warrant issued in Police Court for the arrest of Frank Regenwald who is at large on charges of defrauding an innkeeper. The move ends a dispute between Police Court Clerk Kirbert and hotel keeper Heinrich Hein of 415 Budley Street over a mandamus action previously filed. Regenwald allegedly owes a board bill of 122 dollars. Attorney Oscar Berman represented Hein.

Frank Regenwald Kirbert Heinrich Hein Budley Street Regenwald Oscar Berman Hein

Scaffolding Fall Injures Lillard Berry in Evanston

Lillard Berry, 32, a colored man of 1032 Kossuth street, was severely hurt at the new engine house site in Evanston when a scaffold broke and the structure fell to the ground. He was rushed to City Hospital with a broken leg and possible internal injuries.

Evanston Lillard Berry Kossuth Street Berry City Hospital

Arrest of Sam Winllis in Covington Wagon Stop

Night Chief Corbin and Detective Hueftlein stopped a wagon at Court and Mound streets early yesterday morning, arresting Sam Winllis Icolored Covington after he acted suspiciously.

Corbin Hueftlein Sam Winllis Icolored Covington Court Mound Streets

Nervine Promises Relief for Nervous Fatigue and Headache

An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve tonic for tired women, easing worry, overwork, headaches, and debility. It features a testimonial from Mrs W H Brozarth of Hamilton Missouri and notes a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to benefit.

Dr. Miles Miles W. H. Bhozarth Hamilton Miles Medical CO Elkhart Ind

International Rail Master Blacksmiths Hold Cincinnati Convention

The International Association of Railroad Master Blacksmiths met at the Grand Hotel yester day morning with about two hundred members. Five technical papers were read and Mayor Markbreit gave the welcome. The group planned a two day session and hinted Toledo as the next meeting site.

International Association of Railroad Master Blacksmiths Grand Hotel Markbreit Harry Jeffreys Louisville Cincinnati

Trunk Show Uncovers 2100 Pounds Lead In Suspected Theft

Police question Willis after a trunk search yielded twenty one bars of lead weighing one hundred pounds each. He is held on suspicion while investigators determine the lead owner.

Willis

Gardener Vacancy At Columbus Barracks To Be Examined

Secretary Moss of the Civil Service Commission will oversee the examination for a gardener vacancy at Columbus Barracks. Applicants will take the test on September 10 with a yearly pay of $600.

Columbus Barracks United States Army Moss Civil Service Commission

Weather forecast predicts heat and storms across the region

Chief Willis L. Moore of the Weather Bureau in Washington foresees a week of hot weather followed by widespread storms. A low pressure system will move from the Pacific to the Atlantic from August 20 to 24, with rising temperatures, adequate rains in the cotton belt, then cooler, settled conditions.

Pacific Atlantic Willis L. Moore Washington Moore Rocky Mountain Districts Plains States Central Valley and Lake Region Atlantic States Cotton Belt

Prominent Jurist's Brother Ends His Life With Poison

Mc Mauchton Smith, 50, of Fruit Hill near Mt. Washington, drank phenol in a stable to end his life. He eluded family watch, was found dead after being missed, and Coroner Cameron will hold an inquest. He was brother to Judge Rufus B. Smith and had been under medical care for mental illness.

McMauchton Smith Fruit Hill Mt. Washington Edwin Behymer Rufus B. Smith Cameron

Judge Edward Mays Dies After Illness In Walnut Place

Justice of the Peace Edward Mays dies at his Price Hill home after weeks of illness. His recent marriage to his former housekeeper adds a poignant note for friends. He survived by his widow and a grown daughter from a prior marriage. a Republican successor will be chosen for the vacant position.

Edward Mays Walnut Place Price Hill Squire Maus Dempsey Squire Bloom Squire Muller

Promises to Appear in Justice Court

Meyer Berkowitz a peddler from 716 Kenyon avenue appeared in Justice Smedes court after noon with Constable Raehle on a capias for failing to respond to a subpoena. Clerk Maisch obtained Berkowitz signature to appear after a two hour argument, and he was released on his own recognizance.

Justice Smedes Meyer Berkowitz Kenyon Avenue Raehle Capias Maisch Berkowitz

Solicitor George B. Kramer Arrested for Fraud

Detectives arrested George B. Kramer 25 of New York City on a charge of obtaining money by false pretense. He allegedly solicited for a business directory in this city and took 25 from I. Trager & Co liquor dealers at 318 East Eighth Street, then returned for more. Firm members notified police and held him until Detectives Bell Schaefer Burkholz and McQuesten arrived.

George B. Kramer New York City I. Trager & Co Hquor East Eighth Street Bell, Schaefer, Burkholz McQuesten

Missing Persons Sought Police Locate Runaway Teens

Police asked last night to locate several persons including three runaway boys. Relatives of Ella Scott 28 at 8971 Hillside Avenue reported her long absence and she was found at City Hospital after heat exposure. Mary Shockley 15 of 1032 Mound Street left home last Saturday claiming a trip West. Elmo Gest 16 of 4016 Holbrooke Avenue left with another boy last Sunday and may be in Dayton Ohio. Clarence Mundstradt 12 from Cloverdale near Price Hill has not returned since last Monday and his parents fear drowning.

Olice Ella Scott Hillside Avenue Scott City Hospital Mary Shockley Mound Street Elmo Gest Holbrooke Avenue Dayton O. Clarence Mundstradt Cloverdale Price Hill

Soldiers to Camp For Annual Encampment

Colonel Charles F. Hake Ordered mobilization of the First Regiment Ohio National Guard for departure from Cincinnati on Thursday morning September 3 at 8 45. The unit will camp at Camp Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis with regular army troops for ten days of field maneuvers under regular officers.

Charles F. Hake Cincinnati Camp Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis Ohio

Funeral of Mrs. Dave Roberts Held at Reilly's Chapel

The service for Mrs. Dave Roberts occurred yesterday morning at Reilly's chapel Betts street with interment in Spring Grove Cemetery. Only immediate relatives attended as the Rev. Mr. Darling delivered the sermon. In Police Court David Roberts declared himself too ill to attend the hearing on the murder case and the matter was continued to August 27.

Dave Roberts Reilly Betts Street Spring Grove Cemetery Mr. Darling David Roberts Therisoner

Convention returns to New Orleans for grand lodge election

The Grand Herd of the Benevolent Order of Buffaloes chose New Orleans to host its next convention with 1235 delegates attending. Officers named include Grand Bison Hal W. David and Treasurer William P. Johnston. Concluding sessions were planned for today at the Roth Packing Company roof garden.

New Orleans Grand Herd Benevolent Order of Buffaloes Roth Packing Company Grand Lodge John J.roth Charles P. Kyle Frank Leininger J. Stoth Fang Cincinnati Paul Maestry John J. Wingrave Frank S. Eistein James Gollee Hugh Smith Robert Forster Grand Bison Hal W. David Louis Grear J. W.wilson Ft. Wayne L. A. Duplantier William P. Johnston Grand Guide Frank Lein- Inger John F. Haebel John G. Roth J. J. Cronana John Cruso L. Grear J. Foganty The Order

Kenton County Fair Opens With Trots and Runs

Kenton Fair begins today with trotting and running events to entertain crowds. Automobiles will shuttle from the Lewisburg line end to the fair grounds and extra Cincinnati Southern trains will run. The management promises comfort for visitors and a strong racing programme throughout the event.

Kenton County Lewisburg Cincinnati Southern

Funeral notices and burial data from city infirmary list

Funeral notices with multiple names and addresses note due funerals and service times. Burials Private at various residences and churches. Deaths and inquest status listed for numerous residents, with ages and diseases.

Fire in plumbing shop caused by spontaneous combustion

A small fire broke out at George Kotzbauer's plumbing shop 2908 Colerain Avenue last night. Firemen extinguished it with trifling loss. authorities believe spontaneous combustion in a pile of rags started the blaze.

George Kotzbauer Colerain Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

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