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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1908

Page

5

Grass Fire on Sherman Avenue Sparks City Alarm

A grass fire yesterday on Sherman Avenue below Franklin Street in Norwood triggered a fire alarm and the department arrived to extinguish the blaze with no casualties. The Refuge Band then played an impromptu concert at the City Infirmary for the aged inmates during the annual department inspection by the Board of Public Service. Superintendent Schott praised the grounds and buildings.

Sherman Avenue Franklin Street Norwood Refuge Band City Infirmary Board of Public Service Schott

Inquest Opened Into Death of George Rotert in Freeman Avenue

Coroner Cameron held an inquest into the death of George Rotert found dying on Freeman avenue near Barr street from a skull fracture after last Saturday night. Foul play for robbery was suggested, but testimony said Rotert had no money to pay for drinks when he visited a nearby saloon an hour or two earlier.

George Rotert Freeman Avenue Barr Street Cameron Rotert

Reconciliation Effort Fails in Police Court

Yesterday in Police Court Frank Dunn of 918 Walnut Street faced a reconciliation attempt with his wife after she had him arrested for family abuse. She testified she would continue living with him but would not speak to him after saying she caught him with another woman at a summer resort.

Frank Dunn Walnut Street

Cincinnatian Climbs Mt St Helens Peak Name in Box

Miss Eleanor McDonald granddaughter of former Ohio governor Thomas Worthington joined a party of climbers reaching 9000 feet on the northern slope of Mt. St. Helens Oregon on August 8. They battled ice walls crossed abysses with alpenstocks and long ropes then placed their names in a Mazama copper box at the summit.

Eleanor McDonald Thomas Worthington Ohio Mt. St. Helena Oregon Mazama

Coal fleets clash with boat clubs on Ohio near Silver Grove

Coal fleet owners accuse landings of infringing on pleasure boat operations at the Ohio River rendezvous near Silver Grove. The dispute has been referred to Colonel Russell of the United States Engineers for investigation.

Ohio Silver Grove Colonel Russell United States’ Engineers

Aged Vendor Found Drowned Near Cheapside Place

The body of a 75 year old cheese vendor, Ray, was found yesterday in the canal near Cheapside Place by Joseph Kaelin. He was taken ashore and to the Morgue by County Undertaker Gildehaus after notifying the coroner. Neighbors recall him as a cheese seller with long hair and a white beard.

Cheapside Place Joseph Kaelin Gildehaus Ray

Fireman Fined One Month's Pay

Fireman Robert Grear of Company No 8 faced a mayoral hearing and was fined 96 dollars for deserting his post at the Workhouse fire. After a reprimand he was warned that a future violation could lead to dismissal. this marked his third offense as the first official-duty appearance before the Mayor.

Robert Grear Company No. 8 Grear

Advertisers Club Outing to Avoca Park Youg Cincinnati

Fifty or more members of the Advertisers' Club of Cincinnati will depart this afternoon on the 8 o'clock Cincinnati Milford Loveland Traction Line for Avoca Park. The outing features a corn and chicken supper at 6 on the clubhouse veranda and a discussion on Cincinnati's need of a park commission with addresses by George Puchta and R. E. Morrison. Delegates to the Kansas City convention will be named afterward.

Prolong Life With Dr Miles Heart Cure Record

Testimonial from W H Soule of Portland Maine praising Dr Miles Heart Cure as a heart tonic that strengthened nerves and muscles and revived a failing heart. He claims multiple bottles prevented fatal spells and credits the remedy with keeping him alive. Money back if first bottle fails to benefit.

Dr. Miles Miles Mount Joy

Many Cincinnati Residents Travel At Summer's End

A long list of residents from Clifton Av enue Avondale Walnut Hills and nearby areas depart for trips and visits. Mrs Miles and Mrs Nippert host in Clifton while others tour Detroit Cleveland Niagara France and Canada. Several families plan stays at Mackinac Island Omena Charlevoix and Atlantic City with visits to Fort Springs and Warm Springs.

Normandie P. OH Cake Atlantic Coast Atlantic City

Kentucky Society Notices of Local Movements and Visits

Mr and Mrs Marshall Hill of Covington move today to the Thayer for the winter. Mr and Mrs William A R Bruehl Jr vacationing in Seal Harbor Me visit en route to Covington Boston New York and Niayere arriving home September 1. France h has recovered from illness. Mrs Curtis Taylor Newport visits Mrs Joseph Creaghead Fr. Mitchell. Miss Margaret Young Covington returns from camping trip. Nelile Vandervort Covington to return from Portsmouth Ohio. Wright Youtsey summering at the Avenel Ft Thomas return to Newport September 1. Mrs John T Hodge Newport hosts a card party. Mr and Mrs William Hearl Klein dine with Clem Fennell in Newport. Miss Sallie Bullock Covington at Sanders Springs Ky for remainder of month. Miss Alice Buckner visits Mrs Alexander Buckner Covington. Mr and Mrs W W Haynie and children leave for New York. Mrs S Williams Covington returns from Athens Ga. Miss Lucile Turner hosts Miss Helen Kale for an outing to Coney Island. Dr Walton Newport leaves for Mason County Ky for rest in old home. Mr and Mrs Francis and Miss Lunderbaum guests of Mr and Mrs Leonard Spears Newport for short stay.

Miles Tippecanoe Carl Nippert Whitfield Avenue Clifton Arno Dorst Detroit Elise Dorst Jacob Dorst Howell Avenue Cleveland Jacob Freund Elizabeth Meyer Frank Kirschner Pfeffer Avondale Ft. Springs W. Va William Christie Herron Canada West Jule EB. Marcus Navarre Walnut Hills Mackinac Island M. J. Mack Stephen Chase Frenwick Springs Ind le Roy Latham Floral Avenue Norwood Sigmund Long Irene Long Lucille Brown Hale Avenue B. M. Gardiner Lake Winona Leopold Fechheimer Walter Stix Park Avenue Charlevoix Mich Allen Conkling Bradley Omena Frank French Madisonville William Stone Warm Springs Arthur L. Bowman Harvey Avenue Julia Hanover Kansas William Burton Clifton Avenue Atlantic City George Bailey B. B. Quillen Fairfield Avenue East Walnut Hills Casper H. Burton Boston Frances G. Schmidt Albion Place Auburn Strobel Mt. Clemens C. M. Conkling H. M. Lane Ben Smith Frank N. Armstrong Lincoln Avenue Sarah Fitch Poland Huggins McGregor Avenue Mt. Auburn John H. Tuke Thomas H. McConnell Kittaning Pittsburg Joseph Hyam Barr Street New York London England Joseph Prestele Elberon Avenue Price Hill Charles H. Carter Irene Surdo West Farm Decatur William Harris William Woods Marshall Hill Covington Thayer William A. R. Bruehl, Jr Seal Harbor Mt. Desert Island Niayere France H Curtis’ Taylor Newport Joseph Creaghead Fr. Mitchell Margaret Young Nelile Vandervort Portsmouth Ohio Wright . Youtsey James Southgate S. Williams Athens Georgia Lucile Turner Helen Kale Coney Island Walton Mason County Francis Miss Lunderbaum Leonard Spears

Convention Proposed for Northern Secretaries Advised in Cincinnati

A Chattanooga convention of Commercial Secretaries of the Southern States prompted local secretaries to consider a Northern gathering. Will L. Finch and C B Murray discussed feasibility. a committee Charles F. Waltz E. E. Williamson and Finch was named. If approved, Northern secretaries may meet in Cincinnati soon. Finch also joined the Executive Committee of Commercial Secretaries of the Southern States.

Cincinnati Chattanooga Will L. Finch Industrial Bureau C B. Murray Chamber of Commerce Secretaries’ Association Chester Park Finch Charles F. Waltz E. E. Williamson

Hand Crushed in Factory Accident at Haberer & Co

Edward Sobisky aged 35 residing at 71 Armory Avenue suffered the loss of his right hand when it was caught in a machine at Haberer & Co on Gest and Summers streets. The wheels could not be stopped in time and Sobisky was removed to City Hospital.

Edward Sobisky Armory Avenue Haberer & Co Gest Summers Streets Sobisky City Hospital

Veterans Plan Meeting for Mexican War Veterans Reunion

The Ohio State Association of Mexican War Veterans will meet at the Warner House in Chillicothe September 14 and 15. All Mexican veterans are invited to attend, with several Cincinnati survivors signaling attendance.

Ohio State Association of

Aged Woman Stricken While Praying in Cathedral

Mrs. Magdaline Galing, 84, of Cooper Street, fainted during prayer in St. Peter's Cathedral and collapsed in her seat. She was taken to the Place of Detention for safekeeping while police seek her relatives.

Magdaline Galing Cooper Street St. Peter's Cathedral

Union Delegates in City from Typographical Union Event

Delegates to the International Typographical Union visiting the city yesterday after the Boston, Massachusetts event include Victor Dierkes and Thomas Watson of Louisville Kentucky James W Dougherty of Muncie Indiana and J W Hanrahan with his wife of Minneapolis Minnesota.

International Typographical Union Boston Mass Victor Dierkes Louisville Thomas Watson James W. Dougherty Muncie Ind J. W. Hanrahan Wife Minneapolis, Minn

Norwood Realty Improvements and Local Property Deals

Improvements aggregating 25000 will be made on the east side of Floral avenue opposite Cleneay avenue Norwood by S D Cooper builder. Cooper bought three lots 50 by 140 feet in Floral avenue from the Cleneay estate through Cleneay Nourse brokers. Reehl Gould sold the Adam Knorr residence at Parker and Ohio avenues Clifton for 8500 with purchaser unnamed. Edward H Cornette plans a two and a half story brick house on Roberts avenue Westwood for Charles H E Dolle costing 5000. Kimball Piano House Race street to remodel its building with plans by Rapp Zettle Rapp. William Nieman bought 108 East University avenue from Thomas McGrath for 4500 via Reehl Gould. Building inspector permit sought for Price Hill Branch Public Library one story brick on Warsaw avenue between Considine and Purcell to cost 20000.

Floral Avenue Cleneay Avenue Norwood S. D. Cooper Cooper Cleneay Cleneay & Nourse M. Cooper Reehl & Gould Adam Knorr Parker and Ohio Avenues Clifton Edward H. Cornette Roberts Avenue Westwood Charles H. E. Dolle William Nieman Thomas McGrath East University Avenue Garber & Woodward Price Hill Branch Warsaw Avenue Considine and Purcell Avenues Quickwithdrawal B. A. Co Ellen Stanton Brooks Ross’ Oatate Harrison Avenue Joy Clara R. Rose Cooperative L. & B. A August Schwaeble Emma Kohl John Miller Gorige Mary R. Robison Frederick E. Beutler J. M. Cox Harry Q. Cleneay Samuel D. Cooper Elsmere Katie M. Kroner Lydia E. Grant Pleasant Street Schoedinger Mt. Tusculum Emma Wendt John ‘A. Durand Walnut Street Avondale Archibald Longworth Et al Mary Avenue Hanfield Setroe Ees Sions Aebdamncians el Dinkelacker Snively's Daytona Avenue Boudinot Hannah A. Suire KE. J. McKinney Sanson

Officers Seek Mysterious Woman Thief Known as Raffles

Police hunt a well dressed, pretty woman who stole $12.50 from Mrs. F. E. Hick on Fifth Street and $56 from Walter A. Ryan in the Wiggins Building, within an hour. She is described as one of four mysterious thieves and is nicknamed Raffles.

Fifth Street F. E. Hick East Third Street Walter A. Ryan Wiggins Fifth Walnut Streets Ryan Raffles

Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Canceled Listings

Real estate transfers show numerous Lot and sub division conveyances with dates and prices, including Ellen Stanton receiving Lot 12 in Brooks Ross estate and various parties exchanging parcels on Walnut and Longworth avenues. Mortgage cancellations list several eliminations of liens including Emma Schmidg, Florence Riechler, and Katie Kroner transfers, with monetary figures noted.

Property Listings for Two Homes on West Terry and Vaughn Road

Two story frame residence on the west side of Terry street south of Eighth street owned by Mrs L Albrett and priced. A two and a half story brick residence on the east side Vaughn road near Glenway owned by J Brueggeman and priced.

Terry Street Eighth Street

New suits filed in Common Pleas Court 140708 to 140713

A list of cases filed in Common Pleas Court with numbers 140708 through 140713 including divorce suits for Alice Parmelee and Jessie Lehmkuhl, attachments and notes on other actions, writ of habeas corpus, foreclosures, confessed judgments, partition of estate and a petition in error.

Alice Parmelee Harry Parmelee C. S. Sparks Dresing &Vogele John Maisch J. W. Cowell Jessie Lehmkuhl Bernard J. Lehmkuhl Horstman & Horstman Harry J. Wernke F.G. Hengehold Rachel F. Hill Homer J. Hill F. H. Kunkel George E. Weber Christian J. Weber Et al Bowers

Marriage Licenses and Residences Listed

Names with residences and ages include Sam Tabacco age 28 at 1026 Carter street, Charlie Kaplan same address, Jacob Walter at Elmore and Borden streets, 29 Adelia Conrady at St. Francis Hospital age 34, J Oscar Thomas Dayton at 50 Eda H. Foerster 328 Purcella.

Sam Tabacco Carter St Charlie Kaplan Jacob Walter Elmore & Borden Adelia Conrady St. Francis’ Hospital J. Oscar Thomas Dayton, Q H. Foerster Purcella

Mounted Officer Injured When Horse Falls on Patrol

Patrolman George Ittig was thrown as his horse fell in First avenue near Glenway Price Hill. He suffered sprains to an arm and leg while pursuing a group of stone-throwing youths. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.

George Ittig First Avenue Glenway Price Hill City Hospital

Runaway Team Halted by Patrolman at Linn and Findlay

Patrolman Edward Ottapal stopped a runaway huckster’s team at Linn and Findlay streets yesterday. The horses darted down the street past several children at play, and the officer’s timely intervention likely saved multiple kids from serious harm or death.

Edward Ottapal Linn Findlay

Disorderly dispute in Broadway boarding house district

Patrolman Haley halted a fight between two women on Broadway between Third and Fourth streets. A white woman, Mrs Norval, 32, and a Black woman, Mary O Bannon, 50, were arrested for disorderly conduct and sent to detention. Norval claimed the Black woman accused her of theft involving $80. Norval was released on bond at midnight.

Broadway Third Fourth Streets Haley Noriie Norval Mary O. Bannon Hathaway Street

Tragedy on Queen and Crescent trestle in Scott County

Illiam Letson of Georgetown Ky a 60 year old Black man was struck by a passing train on a Queen and Crescent trestle sixty five miles from the city in Scott County. He suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries and died after admission to City Hospital. He was employed by the Indian Refining Company.

Queen & Crescent Scott County Illiam Letson Georgetown The Indian Refining Company

DeCamp Bound Over To Grand Jury In Embezzlement Case

Hiram DeCamp waived preliminary examination in Squire Dumont s court and was bound over to the grand jury in the sum of 500 dollars. Bail was furnished. The charge against DeCamp is embezzlement by Mary Deppen.

Squire Dumont Hiram DeCamp Grand DeCamp Mary Deppen

Funeral notices for Henry L. Frank at Cincinnati lodge and Scottish Rite

Cincinnati Lodge No 133 F and A M calls a special session Friday at 3 pm to honor Henry L Frank with a tribute. Scottish Rite Brethren are urged to attend his obsequies at 4 pm Friday in United Jewish Cemetery in Butte Montana, by order of officials.

Cincinnati Lodge A. M Henry L. Frank Hugo Straus W. M

Multiple funerals and obituaries listed for August 1908

In a cluster of notices Franks Henry L Alma L Otte John Henry Starwold James Conrance Elizabeth Schumaker Bridget Moran Mary Saunders Edward Lill Theodore Meyer among others are named with ages and birthplaces. Funeral times and locations such as United Jewish Cemetery Church of the Advent Holy Trinity and City Hospital are listed with residence details and causes of death including cancer paralysis enteritis nephritis cerebral hemorrhage and other conditions.

Frank—Henry L United Jewish Cemetery Grischy Alma L George Grischy van Voast Avenue Bellevue Otte Bedford Ind Jane Crossman William Crossman Otte Jane Ellis Otte Church of the Advent Walnut Hills Starwold John Henry Catherine Sturwold Joering Warsaw Avenue Price Hill Tebbe—Frank West Fourth Street Holy Trinity Church Conrance James Belmont Avenue Schumaker Elizabeth Hewitt Avenue M’namara St.Mary's Hospital Glendale Buse Helen St. Joseph’s Hospital John Moran Bridget Good Samaritan East Water Saunders William Episcopal Hospital Margaret Bodmann

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