Eagles Return From Seattle Grand Lodge Convention
Cincinnati delegation of thirty Eagles returned home after attending the Grand Lodge session in Seattle. EB Gutmann celebrated the arrival of a baby boy named Louis E. Gutmann, with many congratulations. Edward F. Walter leaves for Seattle Vancouver and British Columbia to oversee mining interests. Florence Weeler of Cincinnati obtained a Hamilton license to marry Harry Dacey, and the ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. B. Austin last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Cincinnati
Grand Lodge of Eagles
Seattle
EB. Gutmann
Louis E. Gutmann
Edward F. Walter
Hyde Park
Vancouver
British Columbia
Mr. Walter
Northwest
Hamilton
Florence Weeler
Harry Dacey
Dacey
A. B. Austin
M. E. Church
Information Wanted on Missing Relatives Died in City
Reg istrar Walter Evans at the Health Department reports two information requests. A D Kesler of Indianapolis sought details on Barney Farley who died in Cincinnati between 1866 and 1900. Mrs. M Rodrigues of Brooklyn claims direct heirship to John Deegan and wife, believed to have died in this city in the last five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Evans
Health Department
A. D. Kesler
Indianapolis
Barney Farley
Cincinnati
M. Rodrigues
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Deegan
Merchants to Be Entertained at Cincinnati Visit
The Cincinnati Traveling Salesmen prepared plans to welcome visiting merchants next Wednesday. Over a hundred attended the meeting. hundreds expected, with Taft Bryan Harris Harmon among invitees. The Zoo rally point will host the events with a 5 30 start from Sixth and Walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
H. A. Buckner
William H. Taft
Willam J. Bryan
Harris
Judson Harmon
A. H. Pugh
J. M. Rice
Zoo
Walnut
Palace Hotel
Markbreit
Galwin
Otto Armleder
Otway J. Cosgrave
Ambassador Enrique Creel Tours City and Zoo Visit
Mexican ambassador Enrique Creel visited the city with Miss Hattie Virginia Creel and Dr. Thomas J. Creel of Fort Wayne Indiana. They toured the Zoo then dined at the Linton Hotel before proceeding to St Louis en route to Chihuahua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrique Creel
Mexico
Hattie Virginia Creel
Thomas J. Creel
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Linton Hotel
Linton
Cree
Cakhuahua
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
California without Change In new Pullman sleeping cars
California without Change In new Pullman sleeping cars leave Cincinnati every Tuesday at 6 p m via Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso and Los Angeles to San Francisco Excursion agents in charge offer modern amenities and reduced rates for half the regular sleeper fare See B O S W Illinois Central or Southern Pacific or contact C H Wiseman D P A Joseph Biggs D P A or W H Connor General Agent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Pullman
Cincinnati
Louisville
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Illinois Central Railroad
Southern Pacific
C.H. Wiseman
Joseph Biggs
We H Connor
Foster Answers Suit for Damages
Louis W. Foster files an answer and cross petition in Detroit case suing him for 3840 dollars claiming he brokered a deal for Minnie F. Nelson but he denies knowledge of brokerage and demands proof. He alleges prior dealings with the O'Dell Company and damages Nelson’s reputation seeking 2500 dollars. Attorney Louis F. Dolle for Foster. Judge Littleford for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis W. Foster
Minnie F. Nelson
Detroit
Foster
O'Dell Company
Charles A. Cullen
O’dell Company
O'Dell
Stapely & Co
Louis F. Dolle
Littleford
Verdicts By Consent In New School Building Land Condemnation
A jury in Insolvency Judge Warner's court awarded $17,600 to landowners for properties on Bruce Avenue Northside taken by the Board of Education for a new school building. Awards include Thomas J. Tannian $2,460 Fanny Tannian $8,040 John Van Styn $400 William v. Bley $390 Adolph Benzing $780 Rose Benjamin $780 Rose Benjamin $600 John Diehl $1,200 Bertha Diehl $1,200 August Steinkamp $1,750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Board of Education
Bruce Avenue
Northside
Thomas J. Tannian
Fanny Tannian
John van Styn
William v. Bley
Adolph Benzing
Rose Benjamin
John Diehl
Bertha Diehl
August Steinkamp
Common Pleas Court Debts Royalties Suit Noted
A suit in Common Pleas claims several thousand dollars royalty owed by Cincinnati Brick Company to H S Worthington for 52,500,000 bricks produced 1893 to 1907 with half paid and $5,791.40 balance due plus possible further amounts. Breach of contract action by Alexander Reid against Alpheus Fay seeks $5,000 for broker services in securing capital for a gear device. Trustee William E. Kenney sues to recover Evanston property paid by Nellie B. Bell for Abram Bell debtors, mortgage $2,500, against Nellie Bell, Adam Bell, and Mary Nieman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Brick Company
Worthington
Common Pleas Court
Charles W. Short
Ohio River
Addyston
Short
Henry Worthington
Plaintiff
E. R. Donohue
Alexander Reid
Alpheus Fay
Fay
Charles S. Furber
William E. Kenney
Abram Bell
Bell
Evanston
Nellie B. Bell
Adam Bell
Mary E. Nieman
Court appeals over alcohol labeling injunction in pure food case
The government appeals Judge Thompson's injunction barring gaugers from branding spirits as alcohol and requiring distillery products to keep past branding. Clifton Springs and Union Distilling Company are parties in the appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeals. The case may go to the Supreme Court on points of law. Dr Wiley visited the city for a ball game and returned to Washington. Also, the McClintic Marshall Construction Company sued the Cincinnati Northern Traction Company for nearly $29,490 over steel bridge contracts. Mrs Barbara Hueftlein filed for bankruptcy listing debts of $4,252 and assets of $2,853 with twenty dressmaking creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Department
Thompson
Plooth
Clifton Springs Company
Union Distilling Company
Supreme Court
Wiley
John Ari Lloyd
Washington
Adams
Remington
McClintic-Marshall Construction Company
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati Northern Traction Company
United States
Great Miami
Elk Creek
Four Mile Creek
Miami
Hamilton
Maxwell & Ramsey
Barbara Hueftlein
Frank Hueftlein
Race Street
Divorce Court Sees Women Suffering Cruelty and Threats
Mamie Wacher sues for divorce from John Sagel claiming three weeks of marriage ended with repeated kicks and strikes and threats to kill forcing her to flee. She seeks restoration to maiden name with attorney Harry A. Kust. Another suit shows Mamie Kieg seeking divorce from Paul Kieg for lack of support and repeated slaps, with custody and workhouse reference. Andie Keller sues Lawrence Keller for divorce and custody of two children over failure to provide and cruelty, with John C. Rogers representing plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Wacher
John Sagel
Harry A. Kust
Mamie Kieg
Paul Kieg
West Seventh Street
Sparks
Andie Keller
Lawrence
Keller
Milford
John C. Rogers
Harvest Home Festival Likely For Green Township
Farmers from Green Colerain Delhi Miami and Whitewater Townships will gather next Thursday at Harvest Home Grove Cheviot O for the forty ninth annual Green Township Harvest Home Festival. The Rev Hugo Eisenlohr Hons Scott Bonham Lewis Irwin and others will speak. Misses Schuster Reaume Wilmine Hamann and Stanley Baughman will perform and Hofer's Military Band led by Charles Joseph will give concerts in the morning and afternoon. Flowers fruits grain horses cattle poultry vegetables and women’s art will be on display with dancing and a merry go round for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Colerain
Delhi
Miami
Whitewater
Hugo Eisenlohr
Scott Bonham
Lewis Irwin
Schuster
Reaume
Wilmine Hamann
Stanley Baughman
Hofer
Charles Joseph
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Residences
Deshler Huntington of Dayton Ohio and Helen Meyers of Grand Hotel are slated for marriage. Leon Peumell and Amelia Hartmann reside at 1226 West Third Street and 412 West Third Street respectively, both ages in low twenties. Walter Murphy of 32287 Eastern Avenue and Marie R. Meyer of Cleinview Avenue are ages listed around 18 to 21. John Ruffert and Elizabeth Koch, Minnie Fritz, Charles C Brunner and Carrie Foertsch from 1901 Central Avenue and 1708 Central Avenue show ages near 20s to 28. Other entries include Gene Chey Avenue, Lois Weeks Imwood, Louis Meyer Jr, Lulu Cook, John H. Hilt Cartage, Esther Evans near Purcell Viad, with various ages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deshler H. Huntington
Dayton, O
Iin
Helen C. Meyers
Grand Hotel
Leon Peumell
Third St
Amelia Hartmann
Walter
Murphy
Eastern Av
Marie R. Meyer
Cleinview
John Ruffert
Central
Elizabeth Koch
John Neidenbach
Minnie Fritz
Charles C. Brunner
Carrie Foertsch
Chey
Seer
Lois M. Weeks
Imwood Louis Meyer, Jr
Lulu Cook
John H. Hilt
Ens Cartage
Esther Evans
Purcell
McMillan Chapter Stated Meeting Tuesday at 7 30
McMillan chapter states its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m Visitors welcome H P Rankin notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan
Carl
Rankin
H. P
Funeral services for Luther Parker At Scottish Rite Cathedral
Lafayette Lodge announces from the lodge rooms Monday August 24 at 1 p.m. for the funeral at 2 p.m. Luther Parker, 32, will be laid to rest at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. James A. Collins secretary. Scottish Rite brethren urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Lodge
Loogerooms
Luther Parker
Alfred Knight
Obituary Notices From August 1908 Dense Listings
Deaths and funeral notices for Peachey Parker Rockwell Roth Stanbery Winsteig and others disclose dates locations and family ties across Florida Kentucky and Ohio with details on burial and services and references to relatives and residences.
Tribute to memory of Miss Jane Crossman Otte
A memorial notice honors Jane Crossman Otte as a devoted daughter and church helper. The obituary praises her cheerful Christian spirit and willingness to serve others, noting her wide circle of friends and the hope her influence inspires those left behind. May her life be a blessed example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jne Crossman Otte
Jane C
Legion
Burial Permits List From Local Inquest Docket
A report of burial permits for individuals including Anna Muelhauser 175 2607 Dennis Street cerebral hemorrhage Dorothea Pinkoos 75 2316 Burnet Avenue Brights disease Samurpl Males 89 2228 Fulton Avenue senility George Cole 19 B&O Railroad 3822 Llewellyn Street inquest John Morris 75 1708 Elmore Street ne phitis Thelma Brailey 2 months Episcopal Hospital Covington Kentucky enteritis Carrie McKee 55 Longview Hospital exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Andreas
Canal
Clough
Muelhauser
Anna
Dennis Street
Pinkoos
Dorothea
Burnet Avenue
Bright
Brailey
Thelma
Episcopal Hospital
Covington
McKee
Carrie
Longview Hospital
Attorneys Seek Account and Wind-Up of East Kennedy Heights Syndicate
Galvin and Bauer of Spangenberg and Spangenberg represent stockholders seeking an accounting and wind-up of the East Kennedy Heights Syndicate, a petition filed Friday. Justice of the Peace John Marshall Smedes notified that he is appointed to the Executive and Legislative Committees on Divorce by Ohio State Bar Association secretary HE B McCarton. Elizabeth Voegelin bequeathed $3800 to her German-based brother Jacob Ebert and the remainder to Lenora Louise Marie Leth, named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvin & Bauer
Spangenberg & Spangenberg
East Kennedy Heights
Common Pleas Court
Justice of the Peace
John Marshall Smedes
HE. B. McCarton
Ohio State Bar Association
Elizabeth Voegelin
Jacob Ebert
Roth Bros. in New York Seek Latest Fall Models
Mr. S. Roth of Roth Bros leading ladies' tailors is in New York securing the newest fall and winter models. Upon return he will offer Cincinnati the latest and up to date women’s apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Roth
Roth Bros
New York
Cincinnati
Obituaries listed for August 1908 in Harrison Ohio area
Obituaries note several deaths with dates August 21 to 24 including Peter W Francis aged 82 in Harrison Sam Males aged about 90 at 2228 Fulton Ave Myrtle Minten daughter of James T and Laura Minten Newport Ky Anna Maria Muehlhauser aged 7 years 6 months at 2607 Dennis St Leona Messine aged 21 at 1212 Pendleton St Joseph Moeller aged 69 541 Dandridge St Mary Molloy nee Buyson 829 Hathaway St and Magdalena Kopfmann widow of George Kopfmann at Saginaw Mich burial and funeral details listed with dates times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Peter W
Harrison, O
Samuel
Fulton Avenue
Spring Grove Chapel
Minten
Mpyrtle M
James T
Laura C. Minten
William A. Minten
Columbia Avenue
Newport
Wesleyan Cemetery
Muehlhauser
Anna Maria
Nee Mueller
John M. Muehlhauser
Dennis Street
Messine
Leona
Joseph Messink
Anna Messink
Fresse
Pendleton Street
St. Paul’s Church
Moeller—Joseph
Dandridge Street
Molloy
Mary
Nee Buyson
Charles
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City News
E. Gutmann
Harry Buckner
J. M. Norton
D. Hesse
Samuel McDonald
J. C. Schaefer
George Cook
M. A. Frank
Iw. A. Schoolfield
James Carson
California
Cincinnation
Brick Company
Rosa
Williams
Joseph B. Schroeder
John Brown
Menter & Rosenbloom Company
William Jerome Kuertz
United States Court
Dr. Wiley
Steinway Piano
House of Steinway
Rudolph Wurlitzer Co
East Fourth Street
Main and
Panama
West Fifth Street
William Hartley Pugh
Bair
Cheviot
Green Township
Harvest Home
Cheviot, O
Kansas City
Masonic
Peachey
Georgiana
Fla
Jeannette C
Henry Peachey
Parker
Luther
Berea
Scottish Rite
Rockwell
Nee Stratton
Albert C. Rockwell
Denver
Col
Butler,aly
Elizabeth
Columbus
Winsteig
Jacob Martin
Mary Winsteig
Fravega
Gilbert Avenue
Ichie Bros Jewelers
Fourth St
A. T. Roever
Sec
Blymyer Building
Res
Kopfmann
Magdalena
George Kopfmann
Fred Wiegand
Saginaw
Mich
Plum St
J John Church Co
4Th and Elm
Bighon Pioneer
Hill
West Fifth St
Race St
Closson
West
WM. C. Herman
East Seventh St
The
Cincinnati Railroad Omnibus Co
Sam’ Bailey, Pres
W. M. Davis
Getter
Private Branch Exchange
Bell Telephone Co
Vine Street
Cindy Tobacco
Ilsen & Company
Ilsen & Co
Ohio
Main St
Wuerdeman’s Dye House
18Th St
Bet, Vine and
Walnut Sts
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