Body Sent Home after Palace Hotel Fall
The body of George Watson house man at the Palace Hotel, who fell from a six story window, was shipped from the Morgue to his Indianapolis home. Funeral services for Luther Parker, killed at Berea College Ky by an elevator shaft accident, will be held today at 2 PM at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Cincinnati letter carriers plan their annual outing next Saturday at Chester Park with a popularity contest stirring interest among the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George Watson
Palace Hotel
Ostelry
Luther Parker
Berea College
Scottish Rite
Broadway
Cincinnati
Chester Park
Parker
T Luther
Berea
Rockwell
Anna
Nee Stratton
Albert C. Rockwell
Denver
Col
Butler
Winsteig
Jacob
Martin
Mary Winsteig
Fravega
Guibert Avenue
Church of Assumption
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promote Nerve Harmony
An advertisement claims pain is a nerve discord and relief comes from restoring nerve harmony. Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills soothe nerves to ease pain and distress, urged by a wife and daughter in support from the Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Abel
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Prizes Set For Local Event With Races And Games
A community event lists prizes for top finishers including $50 for first place $25 for second $16 for third a handsome uniform $15 and $10 for fourth and fifth and $5 for the next five. Women will play two euchre games at the theater in the afternoon with races for boys and girls and other features.
Pickle Box Wound Sinks Machinist at Elm Street
John Malloy aged 31 a machinist of 280 West Third street was struck by a flying box of pickles as a wagon was unloading on Third and Elm streets. He was taken to City Hospital with a severe scalp injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malloy
West Third Street
City Hospital
Third
Elm Streets
Porter J F Kramer Arrested on Theft Suspicions
J F Kramer a 29 year old porter of 910 Linn Street was arrested by Detectives Bell and Schaefer on suspicion of knowledge of recent West End thefts. He was found with a revolver in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Kramer
Linn Street
Bell and Schaefer
West End
Widow Sought of Cincinnati Tailor Friedman
Chief Millikin received a telegram from Minneapolis police asking help to locate the widow of P. Friedman a tailor who has died there The widow is said to live in Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
Police Department of
Minneapolis
P. Friedman
Cincinnati
Friedman
Negro Dies of Injuries at City Hospital
Coroner Cameron was notified yesterday of the death at City Hospital of Willam Litson colored of Georgetown Ky who was injured when thrown from a trestle on the Q and C Railroad in Scott County Kentucky several days ago. Death was due to a fractured skull and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Willam Litson
Georgetown
Scott County
Kentucky
Burglars Steal Clothes From Dry Cleaning Firm
Burglars forced a wire screen over a window at Samuel Sega's dry cleaning shop on 605 Mound Street just before midnight and stole clothing valued at 100 dollars. Police were notified but found no trace of the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sega
Mound Street
Bakers Set for Indianapolis Trip
Cincinnati Master Bakers' Social Club has finished plans for a group of about thirty to travel to Indianapolis on August 30 for a special visit and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen & Crescent
Ludlow
Cincinnati
4Th and Vine
4Th and
Scott Streets
Covington
Meal Club Guest and A Near Tragic Drug Incident
New York financier H Meyer connected with The Bakers Review attended the last club meeting. Nellie Evans 19 of 205 Longworth street attempted suicide with laudanum after a quarrel with her sweetheart. She was saved by a stomach pump and is out of danger at City Hospital.
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Car
DB. H. Meyer
New York
The
Bakers* Review
Nellie Evans
Longworth Street
City Hospital
Lockland Fireman Reports Locker Theft From Work
Thomas Morrisey of Lockland Ohio employed as a fireman at Philip Carey Manufacturing Company reported a night shift locker break in. A watch valued at 100 dollars was stolen and a Negro man seen leaving the locker room shortly before the theft was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morrisey
Lockland
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Indiana Man Robbed on Mill Street by Two Negroes
David Stevens a stonemason of Liberty Indiana told police at Central Station that while walking on Mill Street near Webb alley he was attacked by two African American men who beat him and robbed him of three dollars and a railroad ticket. He sustained two severe scalp wounds and was sent to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stevens
Liberty
Ind
Central Station
Mill Street
Webb Alley
Stevens
Columbus Party Visits for Baseball Game
A Columbus party including O. B. Gould and Newton Miller traveled from the state capital in an auto to attend yesterday's baseball game. Emma Pasley, 43, a city cook, was wounded in a quarrel at 222 East Thirteenth Street, cut on the wrist. police say Charles Lewis held the knife. Pasley was taken to City Hospital. Lewis was not arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O. B. Gould
Pénitentiary
Newton Miller
Henry Ogel
C. T. McCracken
Thomas Hook
Chittenden
Thomas Dunhdon
Gibson
Emma Pasley
East Thirteenth Street
Charles Lewis
Lewis
Forty eighth Ohio Veteran Volunteer Association Reunion Planned
Major Zed South of Newtonville Ohio president has sent many invitations to survivors of the famous regiment for the annual reunion set to be held tomorrow at Blanches ter Ohio. A large turnout is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-eighth Ohio Veteran Volunteer Association
Blanchester
Zed South
Newtonville
Beggar Attack Wounds Cassidy on Central Avenue
John Cassidy, 23, a huckster of 827 Sycamore Street, reports being slashed on Central Avenue near Seventh Street by an unknown man after he refused to give change. He grabbed the knife during the assault and was taken to City Hospital by cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Seventh Street
John Cassidy
Sycamore Street
Casaresse
City Hospital
Des Moines man may have fired fatal shot in Ohio killing
Three Des Moines physicians after a post mortem on Morris B. P. Stein concluded the Des Moines youth could have fired the shot that killed him at Loudonville Ohio. They reported a 82 caliber revolver, three cartridge chambers empty, and the bullet split into three pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Morris B. P. Stein
Loudonville
Stein
Morse
Woman Shot by Son-In-Law in Indiana Farmyard Tragedy
Mrs. Sarah Meacham, recently arrived from Komoko, was shot and killed by her son in law William Delph in a farmyard near Westville. Delph, intoxicated, had threatened earlier and aimed the shotgun at the Topper house door as Mrs. Meacham warned her son William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
William Meacham
Sarah Meacham
Kokomo
William Delph
Englebert Topper
Westville
Delph
Edward
George Meacham
Mark Fighur
Edward Meacham
Fighner
Fatal stabbing in city fight over money
Hlias Stout, a Black man of 616 Barr Street, was stabbed last night during a dispute at George and John Streets. Basil Jackson of 629 Carlisle Avenue is in custody on a charge of cutting to kill. Stout was taken to City Hospital with chest wounds and injuries to the legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlias Stout
Barr Street
George and
John Streets
Basil Jackson
Carlisle Avenue
Stout
Cout
Cincinnati Seeks Representation at National Playground Meeting
Cincinnati officials consider sending two city board members to the National Playground Association convention. Dr. Carl Ziegler, supervisor of physical culture, may represent the city while Milwaukee and Cleveland examples influence a broader school and playground cooperation. The plan includes expanded gymnasia, more equipment, and additional physical training staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Playground Association of America
Cincinnati
Markbreit
Carl Ziegler
Roosevelt
Parks Rodgers
Marvin
Cleveland
City
eThe
Milwaukee
New York City
Ziegler
River Departures and schedules on the Ohio River
The River reports departures from Madison Pomeroy Tacoma Maysville and Louisville with 5 p.m. times and variations on Sundays and Saturdays. River men note the Ohio River fell yesterday and is expected to continue falling today.
Flotsam and Jetsam of City Packets
City departures yesterday included the City of Cincinnati bound for Louisville and the Courier for Maysville. Today’s arrivals at this port list the Indiana from Louisville Lizzie Bay from Madison Tacoma from Charleston and Courier from Maysville. The Tacoma leaves Sycamore Street at 6 p.m. for Pomeroy and intermediate points. The Gourier departs at 11 p.m. for Maysville and intermediate points. The Indiana sails at 5 p.m. from Main Street for Louisville and surrounding ports. The Lizzie Bay departs Main Street for Madison and intermediate points at 5 p.m.
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Madison
Lizzid Bay
Pomeroy
Tacoma
Cincinnati
Louisville
Courier
Maysville
Indiana
Lizzie’ Bay
Charleston
Greene Line
Sycamore Street
Way
Gourier
Main Street
River traffic and water levels across Ohio River ports
Reports from Beaver Dam Wheeling Madison Louisville Evansville Cairo and Memphis note river stages from 2.9 to 15.6 feet and rising or falling conditions. Vessels arriving include City of Cincinnati Major Slack and Lee with departures listed for Pittsburg Peters Lee Ret Louis and others. Clear cool conditions prevail in several locations.
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Pittsburg
Beaver Dam
Wheeling
Madison
Louisville
Cincinnati
Indiana
Tell City
Evansville
Cairo
Aeets Lee
Memphis
Upper
Ohio
Peters
Lee
Louis
Thieves Break In Clifton Home Steal Jewelry and Keys
Thieves pried open a side window at the Schoenberger residence on Lafayette Avenue Clifton and took jewelry valued at twenty five dollars from a dresser. They also carried off the residence keys left by the caretaker. Highth District police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoenberger
Lafayette Avenue
Clifton
Fred Dittman
Highth District
Death Quietly Comes in Breakfast Home
Mrs. Catherine Harris aged 51 of 426 Buck Street died suddenly at the breakfast table after a hearty meal. She had suffered heart trouble for months. Coroner Cameron ruled death from natural causes after investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Harris
Buck Street
Cameron
Telephone Folks Enjoy Outing At Zoo Day
About 10 000 telephone company employees and members of the Telephone Employees Mutual Aid Association plus a similar number of visitors attended a Zoo Day. Monkeys trained to use telephones entertained while peanuts and ride tickets were given to children. Officers and a committee led by J B Culbertson participated, with bands performing for the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Aid Association
Telephone Employees’ Mutual Aid Association
Telephone Company
J. B. Culbertson
W. F. Armstrong
W. G. Betty
Fred Strench
Norton Westlake
A. G. Sandrock
Bayard Kilgour
J. B. Foraker, Jr
R. T. McComas
The
Luther Parker Rites Set At Scottish Rite Cathedral
Brethren of Lafayette Lodge and the Scottish Rite plan funeral services for Luther Parker 32 at 2 p.m. Monday at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Lodge members assemble at 1 p.m. for the procession. James A. Collins secretary notes the obsequies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Parker
T. P
James A. Collins
Obituary notices and funeral details dated August 1908
Multiple notices list deaths and funeral arrangements for Betty Armstrong William Chapman Edward Fischer Peter Francis James Kinney Samuel Males Anna Muehlhauser Leona Messink Joseph Moeller Mary Molloy Luther Parker Anna Rockwell Jacob Winsteig and others with their residences, burial places, and service times across Kentucky Ohio and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Covington
Francis
Peter W
Harrison, O
Kinney
James William
Males—Samuel
Fulton Avenue
Ust
Grove Chapel
Muphlhauser
Anna Maria
Nee Mueller
John M. Muehlhauser
Dennis Street
Messink
Léona
Joseph Messink
Anna Messink
Fresse
Pendleton Street
St. Paul's Church
Moeller—Joseph
Dandridge Street
St Paul’s Church
Molloy
Mary
Nee Bryson
Charles Molloy
Hathaway Street
St. Patrick’s Church
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Union Pacific & North Western
Wees
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Puget Sound
Pullman
S. A. Hutchison
Mgr
Clark St
Pacific
N. M. Breeze
N-W. Sty
Walnut St
Neva York
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Linton Hotel
A. L. Ellett
Michigan
Mackinaw
Grayling
Cheboygan
Indian River
Topinabee
Mullet Lab
Gladwin, AU Sable
Alpem
W. Greenbush
Lewiston
Frankfort
Suano
Vine
Central Sta
W. G. Knittle
Gen
City News
Erlanger
Louisville, KY
Pearl and
Fourth Street
Newport
Latonia
Fourth and Vine Sts
Sinton Hotel
Porter
Sapolio
Negro
Rodgers
Old Schoenberger
John Shillits Company
Alleghanies
Peanuts
Lafayette Lodge
Fred Knight
W. M
Ichie Bros Jewelers
W. Fourth St
Coopatt «Son
Tel. M
P Hillito
Che John Shillits. Company
West O OF the Alleghanies
Hotels and Resorts
Ocean City, N. J
Normandie
Hoh
Cake
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic City
Atlantic City, N. J
Miller Cottage
J. & F. L. Nixon
HOTEL
Havlin
Cincinnati’s
Ohio Mechanics Institute
S. W. Cor. Sixth and Vine Sts
the College Preparatory
School For Girls
Madison Road
Johnstone Place
Mary Doherty
Indergarten
China
Closson
Fourth St
West
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth-Cherbourg-Bremben
A.M. Cecilie
Kaiser Wm. II
Kronprinz
Kaiser Wm.d.Gr
Plymouth-Cherbourg-Bremen
Serei
Friedrich Wm
Friedrich d. Gr
Ee i Ae
Ll A
Luise
P. Trene
Lloyd Travelers
Cheske Oelrichs & CO
Race St
Natonal 'S Ank
Trene National Bank
A Sonn
Third St
Western Gerk
Bremen
Barbarossa
Irene
Albert
Cea Oe National Bank
Brighton
German Man Bank
Thomas Cook & Son
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