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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1908

Page

5

Clerk Back From Vacation Returns to Court

Franky O Loveland clerk of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals has returned from a summer vacation along the Massachusetts coast. Also the Diplomat Club of Covington hosts its annual roastin ear dinner and a field meet at its Parlor Grove camp in Kentucky. August Doerr a 29 year old driver from 2007 Dunlap Street was hospitalized after a horse kick to the chest. condition not serious.

Franky O. Loveland United States Circuit Court of Appeals Massachusetts Diplomat Club Covington Parlor Grove August Doerr Dunlap Street

Porter Attacked by Colored Men Near Barr and Mound Streets

Louis Nelson 24 a porter of 548 Carlisle avenue was rushed to City Hospital with scalp wounds after an attack by a crowd of colored men near Barr and Mound streets. Lafayette Burns 32 a machinist of 400 Lock street fell from a Zoo Eden car in Eden Park and sprained his back, found by a park policeman and also sent to City Hospital.

Louis Nelson Carlisle Avenue City Hospital Barr Mound Streets Lafayette Burns Lock Street Zoo- Eden Eden Park Park

More Dairyman Arrested In Milk Fraud Warrants

John F Townsend and August Kruse dairymen of Muddy Creek road were arrested yesterday by Health Officer Lawrence and Court Officer Judd on warrants charging them with selling milk from slop fed cows.

Muddy Creek Road August Kruse Lawrence Judd

Ada West Run Down By Buggy In Loveland

Ada West of Loveland Ohio was picked up unconscious in front of Central Union Depot. At City Hospital she revived enough to say a buggy had struck her.

Ada West Loveland, O Central Union Depot City Hospital

Gored by Axis Deer at Zoo Employee Injured

George Steffens, an employee at the Zoological Garden, was gored by a male axis deer while cleaning the pen. He remains at home recovering. Zoo management says Steffens had been warned not to enter the enclosure.

George Steffens The Zoological Garden Zoo Steffens

Three Damage Claims Filed Over Dynamite Blast on Price Hill

Three claims for damages were filed with the Board of Public Service yesterday totaling 6000 dollars. The claims against the city arise from a dynamite explosion in a shed of contractor Thomas P. Strack on Price Hill three months ago. Plaintiffs named are John Moser Kate Moser and Elizabeth Moser.

Board of Public Service Thomas P. Strack Price Hill John Kate Elizabeth Moser

Day ton man arraigned on mistreating his children charge

E. E. Poling also known as Frank E. Bellsworth was arraigned yesterday before Justice Muller on the charge of mistreating his children. He was brought back from Wisconsin on a requisition and is jailed awaiting grand jury action.

E. E. Poling Frank E. Bellsworth Dayton Muller Crim Wisconsin

Delegation Sets Train to State Convention

At a joint meeting of the Junior Order American Mechanics and the Daughters of America at the Grand Hotel last evening, a special Panhandle train will carry more than a hundred Cincinnati delegates to the Springfield state convention, departing September 7.

Order American Mechanics and the Daughters of America Grand Hotel Springfield Panhandle Cincinnati

Walnut Hills Woman Seeks Warrant for Unlawful Assault

Mrs Oscar Schueneman of Eden Flats Grand Street Walnut Hills swore out a warrant in Squire Muller's court for the arrest of Mrs Christian Mueller wife of a saloon keeper at 651 June Street charging her with unlawful assault with intent to kill after an alleged Tuesday night attack.

Oscar Schueneman Eden Flats Grand Street Walnut Hills Christian Mueller June Street Squire Muller Mueller

Wigwam Permit Sought on Short Street Near Symmes

Patrick Conway applied for a permit to erect a wigwam on Short street near Symmes street. He argued there is no halt for the purpose in the neighborhood and that the wigwam is a necessity with elections drawing near. The request is referred to the City Engineer with power to act.

Patrick Conway Short Street Symmes Street

New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court Listings

A list of cases in Common Pleas Court No. 140,749 to No. 140,763 with parties such as The L. G. Smith & Bro. Co. versus ree Omls Woodware Co. and The Marion Mfg. Co. versus John Hy Tangerman, plus other actions including foreclosure, damages, divorces, and injunctions. Cases include Mary E. Williams versus Cincinnati Traction Co. for $500 damages and Katherine Leblang versus Nicholas Schuldt on appeal from Squire Lamping.

L. G. Smith & Bro. Co Ree Omls- Woodware Co Squire Uller S. D. Woodruff C. Busald John Nichols Marion Mfg. Co John Hy Tangerman Burch James H. Doran George Hendingsman The Southern Ohio, L. & T. Co Henry H. Jones Morse, Tuttle & Harper Mary E. Williams Cincinnati Traction Co Chester W. Merrill John H. Hemmersdorfer EH. A. Kinsey Co Cobb, Howard & Bailey Aaron Strashan Ignac Pichel A. C. Fricket T. L.ichie Sem Charles Athien Squire Lamping Squire Bolsinger Frances EB. Craven James A. Aptes Bolsinger, Kapp & Fen Perry N. Curl George M. Davis Court of

Truth and Quality Laxative Endorsed by Physicians

The text promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a reputable laxative choice. It claims it cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility or need for dose increases, stressing pleasant action and physician approval. It urges purchasing the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.

California Fig Syrup Co

Merchants Entertain Guests at Cincinnati Zoo Banquet

More than four hundred visiting merchants and association members rode special cars from Sixth and Walnut to the Cincinnati Zoo. Speeches by Mayor Markbreit and Colonel Howard opened the event with entertainment, band music, dog and pony show, and a fireworks display. A women’s committee oversaw guest needs, and many attendees planned to return home today.

Cincinnati Traveling Salesmen's Association Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association Sixth Walnut Streets Zoological Garden John Howard Ford Cincinnati Traveling ‘Salesmen’s Association Thomas W. Allen H. A. Buckner Cincinnati Traveling Salesmen’s Association Buckner Markbreit Cincinnati Dempsey Speaks John Galvin Ww. B. Melich Misdames J. M. Norton Samuel McDonald J. C. Schaefer W. A. Schoolfield D. Hesse George B. Cook Martin Frank Joseph M. Rice James Carson

Listing of Names in City Club Roster

A long list of individuals and couples appears, including W. H. Maxwell Hon. Leo Markbreit mayor and many associates. The roster features numerous last names with occasional titles and spouses listed, suggesting a social or organizational directory in the era.

Esperanto Congress Draws Delegates From Thirty Countries

W M Ampt reports from Dresden on the Esperanto International Congress with 1500 delegates representing 30 countries including eight from the United States. A War Department medical corps member attends as part of the U S representation.

W.M. Ampt The Commercial Tribune Dresden Mr. Ampt United States War Department Washington Medical Corps

Social and Personal Notes From Hartwell and vicinity

Miss Janet Cormany hosted a lavender and green afternoon at her Hartwell home with many guests including Edna Bush Theklaspoerl Helen Bast Myrtle Hoel and others Mrs Louis Weissleder announced an at home in Nelson avenue Mt. Auburn A Hartwell party featured an informal dance for August Gates heading to Cuba Later Agnes Dolle married Arthur Pletz at a 6 PM ceremony officiated by Rev Father William Conway The couple plans a two week North trip before wintering with Carl Pletz in Clifton Heights

Janet Cormany Hartwell W. L. Moore Miss Cormany Mrs. Moore Edna Bush Theklaspoerl Helen Bast Myrtle Hoel Frank Harder Marjorie Conner Julia Baxter Edgar Hannaford Margaret Murdock Aline Duhmer Corinne Peale William Rankin John Romer John Peck Margaret Buhr George le Roy Mallett Belle Locke Anne Wiltsee Louis H. Weissleder Nelson Avenue Mt. Auburn John Co. M. Gates August Gates Cuba Frances Myers Rena Russell Brookston Ind Janet Germany May Burbank Burt Hanscom Jo H. Romer Charles Robert Romer Charles Gates Buffalo Pearl Bryan Tressa Evans Marian Parr Stella McIntyre Helen Muehlmann Irving Luther Ralph Lucius Fred Peacock Caulk Louis , Guelick Theodore Randall Ray Wiltsee Dick de Camp Oliver Brockman Royal Martin Frank Nippert Harry Cormany Howard Peacock Hiram Mason William Conway Agnes Dolle Catherine EB. Dolle Beresford Avenue Walnut Hills Arthur Pletz Carl Pletz Dolle Leona Voss Harry Kelley

Summer Travel Groups Leave For Short Trips

Local residents from Walnut Hills East Madison and Norwood begin staged summer trips to destinations including Camden Maine Wyman Iowa Sault Ste Marie Ontario Port Lambton and Mackinac Island They plan visits to Kentucky Chicago California and various lakes through the month ahead Several attendees accompany family and friends on the excursions with some returning in late summer to Ohio and nearby states

William Gilbert Madison Road East Walnut Hills Camden A. H. Chatfield Léona Voss Highland Avenue Walnut Hills Port Lambton Ontario George Koehler George, Jr Sault Ste. Marie Georgian Bay Edward Williams Chapel Street Kentucky Williams Jerome Columbus Lakes Mary Latta Ludlow West Chicago Harry Clifford Walton Mackinac Island Cora May Walton Port Huron Mich Gratiot Beach William N. Hobart Miss Collier Mt. Auburn Dr. How Business Men’s Club Charlotte Heckel Viola BE. Pfaff Clifton Martinsville Indiana Schrader Anna Logan Avondale Esculapia Springs By. S Jackson Sparrow Elizabeth Norwood Northport Point

Kentucky society guests and household visits

Mrs William Curry and daughter Miss Verner of Covington return Monday from Harrodsburg after several weeks away. Mr and Mrs John Kennedy and Miss Willie Kennedy arrive in Covington as guests of Mrs Graddy Kennedy. Mr and Mrs John Faucett of Conn ersville Indiana stay with Mrs Thomas Kirby of the Imperial Newport. Mrs William Gracely and Mrs Dudley Bartlett and children of Home City visit Mrs George Bartlett Newport. Frank Cattkamp of Newport hosted Tuesday evening to see the Home Stock Company audience. Mr and Mrs Walker Hall of Covington return home Wednesday from a visit.

William Curry Verner Covington Harrodsburg John Kennedy Willie Kennedy Graddy Kennedy John Faucett Connersville Ind Thomas Kirby The Imperial Newport William Gracely Dudley Bartlett Home City George Bartlett Olson Place Frank Cattkamp Home Stock Company Walker Hall

Wedding Plans Quiet Social Event in Virginia and Kentucky

News notes outline Mrs J N Woodscraft and daughters return to Covington after a six week Hyde Park visit. Wadsworths of Newport travel to Danville for the marriage of Hallie Helm. Miss Hallie Helm to wed Thomas M. Reiley in Danville, with Pattie Helm maid of honor. Guests include Miss Amy Hall and Miss Laura Eyer.

THE Commercial Tribune Nes Virginia J. N. Woodscraft Sarah Rachel Covington Hyde Park Wadsworth Newport Danville Hallie _Helm Amy Hall Laura Eyer Hallie Kirtley Helm G. T. Helm Thomas M. Reiley Pattie Helm William Kelly Eliza Sqleman Walnut Hills Bright Kelly Brother Tom Montreal New York Bess Parks Latonia Corinne Collins Paris Josephine Behrmann

Germer Brothers In Legal Tangle Over Hotel Lodging Case

E G Germer of Erie Pa and Otto Germer, New York promoter, face legal trouble over allegedly obtaining food and lodging from the St Nicholas Hotel under false pretenses. Otto resisted arrest as his lawyers sought to secure his release while Otto sent business telegrams. Probate Court official Tony Smith arranged transport to Cincinnati Sanitarium for Otto's rest.

E. G. Germer Erie Otto Germer New York St. Nicholas Hotel F. B. Enslow Huntington W. Va Joseph W. O'Hara Otto Tony Smith Cincinnati Sanitarium College Hill Germer Mith

Kennedy Child of John M Kennedy Dies in Denver

Eldest son S Kennedy dies in Denver Colorado on August 23 1908. Funeral services at his home 535 Garrard Avenue Covington Kentucky on Thursday August 27 at 9 30 a m.

Burial Permits Listed For Local Residents

A list of burial permits shows the deceased and ages including Margaret Broad aged 9 months of East Third Street with asthenia Richard M Donald aged 1 from Episcopal Hospital with enteritis Sarah Brooks aged 68 of Webb Street with cirrhosis of the liver John Kettler aged 41 of Winkler Street with uteritis Ernst Hilgemann aged 79 of Poplar Street with hemiplegia James W Kinney aged 40 of Zumstein Avenue with inquest pending Betty Armstrong aged 65 of Verona Flats with Grave's disease Lepling John aged 6 months of McFarland Street with cholera infantum George Cortle aged 49 of Longview Hospital with paralysis.

Broad Margaret East Third Street M'Donald Richard Episcopal Hospital Clinton Street Brooks Sarah Webb Street Kettler John Winkler Street Hilgemann Ernst Poplar Street Hemiplezia Kinney James W Zumstein Avenue Armstrong Betty Verona Flats

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Bloch Julius Baer John ©. Roberts J. Hy Smock Smith, Shields W. Sampson Nathan Cohen W. J. Widhgar M. F. Cashen J. R. Conway Alf Goldstein A. Ribolia Fred Starke Sam Mayer C. A. Burkhardt Charles Kayser R. M. McEvilley Pa Forwood A Coleman Ed Seiter Brunner Ben Felheim Silverberg J. Jeberg J. Rauh Albert Goldman Julius Rosenthal Qocar Goldsmith Field W. H. Maxwell J, Manuran J. L. Miller F. J. McHugh J. C. McCrea N E. McDonald A Cc. Peebles A. Powers F Phillips O. Plaut H. W. Wall Ax Rosenberg Rothan L.A. Sandford J. B. Schierberg Charles Schmueling A. W. Schoolfield Frank M. Sibbald J. &. Storrs Joseph Schild Julia Schils C. Schluetter Ss. W. Sturm J. H. Schumate J. C. Schaeper Co. V. Sanford A. J. Sturm Gus Schrandski C. B. Smith G. A. Schutte Max Wald J. L. Webb G. Schwartz F. Schlochtermeyer Schwab Lahmitt George Sanders H. Sturm Ss. M. Straus J. H. Brown, Jr J. Beitman J. Siebler M. H. Tobias W. E. Gray J. Kiefer M. Warth L. B. Weiller M.* Wolf H. OQ. Johnson B. Gibson William B. Melish J. J. Bering T. Rainey H. N. Drucker James H. Gates H. Holander E. W.lynd W. E. Perry W. B. Campbell J. L. Rauh C. B. Richter R. W. Farbach Rosin Co. Young W. F. Keller S. Fernberg Otter Armleder W. L. Finch BE. E. Finch E. O. Black J. Cohen D. C. Shorey N. Lichtenstein M. H. Pilaut A. H. Puzh T. Londen W. H. Adams Wallenstein D. A. Wolf M. Ettlinger Leo Markbreit John H. Williams H. L. Gordon James J. Bumpua L. P Bloom J. Roth Sam McDonald M. A. Frank Joe M. Rice A. Lunthimer Thomas Allen J.C. Adams L. W. Allen R. Ayer L. G. Auxier K. Cartwright Effie Carlisle Ar R. Copeland Aioe Hattie Coffman W. J. Crutcher M. J. Copeland W. B. Crist Coon H. Loeb William Bodemer H. Blaydon Iman Charles Longini William Bischoff A. H. Kaichen W. McGrew Levi Ben Bloch A. Appel A. Effron A. Graff H. B. Hallock J. Bossmeyer J. Brinkmeyer B. B. Ruffin F. J. Lamping Co. O, Dollar S. Eppstein J. L. Ezell H. Eichel D. Effron H. Effron L. Effron W. N. Evans I. Fleishman M. D. Ford. Co E. Ford N. 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