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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1908

Page

5

Contract Award For Abutment Repair

Peter Praechter won the contract to repair an abutment on the Toad from Hopewell Cemetery to Symmes at his bid of 792 dollars by the County Commissioners. Physicians deny Patrolman Mc Sorley danger. he struck a prisoner days ago. Pearl Russell, 28, arrested on a petit larceny warrant accusing her of stealing eight dollars from Lillie Scott.

Peter Praechter Hopewell Cemetery Symmes McSorley Pearl Russell West Court ‘Street Burkholz and McQuesten Lillie Scott Armory Avenue Russell

Milkmen to Face Police Court Over Slop Feed Milk

Acting City Solicitor Morrill and Health Officer Brown spent yesterday visiting distilleries seeking evidence in the effort against slop feed milk. This morning the first six dairy cases against milkmen charged with the offense will be heard.

Morrill Brown

Railroad Detectives Nab Fugitive From Covington

Railroad detectives Matthews and Cunningham arrested 16 year old Howard Fisher of 1228 Wade Street at Central Station. He is charged with malicious destruction of property and is a fugitive from justice in Covington.

Matthews and Cunningham Q. & C. Railroad Howard Fisher Iving Wade Street Central Station Covington

Mrs Margaret Coughlin Suffering From Melancholia

Relatives sent 35 year old Mrs Margaret Coughlin of 1020 Dayton Street to City Hospital after she threatened self harm during an acute melancholia episode and believed enemies were near.

Margaret Coughlin Dayton Street City Hospital

Judge Levy Orders Record-Alimony for Size Wife and Children

Judge Levy set a long overdue support payment ordering James Size a bricklayer of Harriet Street to pay his wife 12 dollars weekly for the support of his wife and children. Size claimed six dollars and twenty-five cents daily from his trade and admitted domestic trouble. He said his fifteen year old son had chased him from the home.

Police assist in recapture of escaped patient Vance Prather

Chief Millikin received a telegram from Athens Ohio police asking help to locate Vance Prather who escaped from the State Hospital in Athens. Prather reportedly went to Cincinnati and then stayed with Homer Downing at 2241 Kemper Lane before Downing bought a ticket and sent him back to the institution. Athens authorities were notified.

Millikin Athens Vance Prather State Hospital Cincinnati Homer Downing Kemper Lane Downing

Son Elopes and Marries in Private Ceremony

Gustave W. Drach, architect, refused to discuss his son Carl’s elopement with and marriage to Miss Nellie Stitcher of Columbus. Carl left home Wednesday claiming a Cleveland trip, but wed in Lincoln Inn Court Building with Squire Dumont officiating. bride and groom’s current location unknown.

Carl Nellie Stitcher Columbus Gustave W. Drach Drach Telford Avenue Cleveland Miss Stichter Squire Dumont Lincoln Inn Court

Canadian women seek death certification for William Lynn

Canadian sisters Mae Lynn of Toronto and Mrs. M. E. Lynn of Walkertown report to Mayor Markbreit that A. W. Barker informed Lynn died in Cincinnati around June 15 and that he left a wife and child. Authorities have no death record for Lynn and have heard nothing further.

Markbreit William Lynn Lynn Mae Lynn Toronto Canada M. E. Lynn Walkertown A. W. Barker Cincinnati

Girl Finds Father's Body After Fatal Train Strike

Frank Compton, 53, carpenter of Linden avenue Oakley, was killed near Madison crossing Thursday night. His body was found by Henry Kopper yesterday morning. Kopper, who did not know the dead man, informed Compton’s daughter, who had searched for him all night. Compton had left home about 8 PM for an errand and did not return. It is believed a B and O eastbound train struck him.

Frank Compton Linden Avenue Oakley Madison Crossing Henry Kopper Kopper Compton

Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Residences

A list of marriage licenses shows individuals and addresses, including Wallace Speer of 332 Laurel St age 18 and Rhea age 21, Farold Porter 2256 Francis Jane 27, Elizabeth Lavan, Charles Pearson 515 E Eighth St age 23, Like Williams 1116 Lincoln Ave age 23, William Crossley from California Oregon age 64, Mary Bentel in California Oregon age 39, and Bertha Schiff 3028 Hackberry St age 21.

Wallace Speer Laurel St Aungueche Moy TM Rhea Farold Porter Francis Jane Elizabeth Lavan John and Lauresis Charles Pearson E. Eighth Willams Lincoln Av William . Crossley California, O Mary Bentel Benison Hackberry St Bertha Schiff Cuba

Longtime Walnut Hills pastor to leave for Florida ministry

The Rev. Dr. Jesse Bowman Young will end an eight year tenure at Walnut Hills Methodist Episcopal Church and move with his family to Jacksonville Florida next month to serve as pastor of an inviting charge. His pulpit work drew large crowds and his benevolence gifts rose to nearly twenty eight thousand dollars in eight years. The article also notes his civic, scholarly and denominational roles and lists church services and nearby religious events.

Jesse Bowman Young Walnut Hills Methodist Episcopal Church Jacksonville Fla Young Dr. Young Evangelical Alliance Cincinnati

Presbyterians Plan Three Prep Lectures Next Week

The Northside Presbyterians arrange three preparatory lectures for next week with talks on Wednesday and Friday evenings and a Saturday afternoon session Rev Richard F Souter of Indianapolis will speak at the Friday service.

Richard F. Souter Indianapolis

Church Services Schedule Listings

A schedule of church services listing times for holy communion matins morning prayer and sermons at CHRIST ST LUKE S FINDLAY AND BAYMILLER GRACE AVONDALE READING ROAD CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Kemper lane Walnut Hills with ordained ministers Reade Ramsey Nelson Edwards Baxter Bigler and others for morning evening and afternoon services

Canon Reade Mr. Ramsey F. H. Nelson ST. Luke’s Findlay and Baymiller Grace Avondale Reading Road Gholson’ Avenue George H. Edwards Kemper Lane Walnut Hills Waverly Baxter E. F. Bigler

Church services listed for multiple Cincinnati area parishes

The column lists sermon times and worship details for numerous churches. Notable pastors include Rev. Walter D. Cole at St. Paul’s and Rev. Hasse O. Enwall at Mt. Auburn with morning services and Sunday school. Other churches name sermon topics and service times across Clifton, Norwood, East Pearl Street, and nearby streets.

ST. Paul's Seventh and Smith Streets Walter D. Cole MT. Auburn Hasse O. Enwall Christie Corner Court Street Wesley Avenue L. O. Hartman Clifton J. W. Peters R. H. Stone

Local Church Services Schedule Delineated

In Clarksville Tennessee at Third Seventh near Bi iller the Rev W F McCauley leads Sunday Bible school at 9 15 a m and morning service at 10 30 a m Rev Charles E Diehl of Clarksville leads a sermon at 11 a m with Bible school at 9 30 a m and an evening service to follow a Prom...

Clifton Charles E. Diehl Clarksville Tenn Bi Iller W. F. McCauley

Church Services Across City Neighborhoods

Central Ninth street opposite City Hall hosts Rev. J L Hill with morning service at 10 30 and evening at 7 30. Northside features Rev Justin N Green with 9 15 Bible school 10 45 sermon and 7 45 union service. Camp Washington at Sidney Ave and Hopple St led by Rev C J Sebastian with Bible school 9 15 morning and 6 00 Junior E 7 15 Senior C E preaching both morning and evening. Grace Avenue led by Rev J A Lord with Bible school 9 30 and preaching 10 30.

Race Street John B. Braun Wesley Chapel East Fifth Street Broadway Gervaise Roughton Winton Place J. Elbert Thomas MT. Lookout O. P. Hoffman Hyde Park GRACE Montgomery Road Ivanhoe Avenue Norwood Peale J. L. Earhart East Pearl Street G. Pollard H. C. Jameson D.D. Camp Washington Hopple Sidney Streets J. D. Darling Epworth League Linwood William C. Mitchell God Walnut Hills The Jesse Bowman Young H. A. Winans J. S. Bitler Webb City Pri Hill Charles W. Sullivan C. J. Sebastian C. E Grace Avenue J. A. Lord

Church services listed for four districts with sermons

In Columbia the Rev. Charles A Forbes leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a union sermon at the Baptist Church prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 p m. Welsh service at 10 15 a m English service at 11 30 a m and 7 30 p m with subject Destroying the Destroyers at Welsh. Storrs group hosts 9 30 a m Sunday school 7 45 p m with sermon The General Resurrection by Mr Charles H Reeves. North Fairmount led by Rev Albert E Harding offers 9 30 a m Sabbath school 10 80 a m and 7 30 p m services.

Northside Earle Lee C. B. Boda Norwood Jesse M. Tidball Minoak Ill Congregational Turkey A. G. Merkhofer Welsh Presbyterian College Street John L. Dorst Columbia East End Charles A. Forbes Christian Endeavor The Baptist Church Lawrence Street Lytle Park M. O. Evans

Church Services Schedule Across City Pulpits

Walnut Hills Rev H T Crane preaches 11 a.m. and 7 45 p m at two services both with topics The Unspeakable Gift and Nicodemus NINTH STREET Rev John F Herget 9 a m Bible school 10 30 a m sermon 6 30 p m outdoor service 7 30 p m sermon by assistant pastor LINCOLN PARK Rev G R Robbins D D Roumanian service at 9 a m 10 a m and 7 30 p m sermon by Rev George W Julian 11 30 a m Sunday school FIRST Madisonville Rev John W Craig 10 30 a m worship 7 30 p m praise and Gospel FIRST Columbia Rev R Venting 9 a m Sunday school 11 a m Heresy an Exhortation and Appeal 7 45 p m union service with sermon by Rev Forbes of the Congregational Church

Eericss Hartwell Charles E. Walker Howard Henderson College Hill Charles A. Austin Montgomery James Mayer LaBach Second United Frank Boyd A.m Carmel Central Avenue J.©. Harper B. W. Williams D.D Ferguson and Williams College Abbeville D. C Corner R. F. Souter First United Grand Avenue Nassau Street Walnut Hills J. R. Millin Church OF the Covenant Eighth and Elm Robert Watson Francis James Martin Martin Garfield Place Race Street Kemper Lane McMillan Street H. T. Crane Nicodemus Ninth Street John F. Herget Lincoln Park G. R. Robbins George W. Julian FIRST Madisonville John W. Craig Columbia R. Venting Forbes The Congregational Church

Church Services Listing Askew

The Church of Christ on the fourth floor Mercantile Library Building holds a 10 45 a m service with the subject Christ Jesus. First Church of Christ on Rockdale Avenue Avondale offers an 11 a m service on Christ Jesus with reading rooms at 1019 1020 First National Bank Building.

Church OF Christ Assembly Hall Mercantile Library Christ Jesus First Church OF Christ Rockdale Avenue Avondale Christ First National Bank

First English Lutheran Service on Race Street

Jacob W. Kapp pastor leads the 11 a.m. service at First English Lutheran on Race Street above Twelfth Rev J H Walterick will occupy the pulpit with the sermon titled World Standards and Christ Standards Com pared.

Race Street Jacob W. Kapp J. H. Walterick

Religious services listed at multiple city churches

A notice details Sunday morning and evening services across several churches. New Thought Temple on McMillan near Gilbert. New Jerusalem at Oak and Winslow. German Baptist Church at Corwine and Walnut. Christian Catholic Apostolic Church in Zion at 414 Walnut. Union Gospel Mission at Walnut and Canal. Norwood United Brethren at 5 29 Main Avenue. Walnut Hills Lutheran at Stan ton and Locust. Beth Tefula Congregation at Eighth and Mound. Salvation Army Citadel No 1 at East Eighth reporting times, sermons, Bible classes and prayer meetings.

New Jerusalem William Peckham Union Gospel Mission Walnut and Canal Ragowsky Norwood United Brethren Main Avenue F. H. Bohn Walnut Hills Lutheran Stanton Avenue Locust Street Charles East Eighth Et A. Peart Arge

First Regiment Readying for Camp at Camp Benjamin Harrison

Officers and men of the First Regiment Ohio National Guard prepare for the annual maneuvers at Camp Benjamin Harrison from September 3 to 10. General Charles Dick will lead the Ohio division. Captain Ralph Sullivan and Lt. Lebert H. Weir receive key assignments. Adjutant Captain Robert L. Dunning and Major Joseph Hall head to Toledo for the G A R parade before rejoining. Dr. Charles W. Metz is commissioned as lieutenant and surgeon replacing Dr. Cook. Major Frank Ward remains with the regiment. staff reassigned per examinations.

Benjamin Harrison National Guards United States Ohio Charles Dick Hake Hag Ralph Sullivan Robert L. Dunning Joseph Hall Harris Toledo Camp Harrison Charles W. Metz Hake Cook Frank Ward Lebert H. Weir R. L. Dunning John Maycox P. G. Banker William Roll

Shoe Men in Chicago Attend Market Fair

Prominent Cincinnatians and members of the Shoe and Leather Club travel to Chicago for the Shoe and Leather Market Fair opened Thursday and running through next Wednesday. Attendees include B. H. Erlick Charles L. Rupp W T Johnson F H Becker Charles A Freeman Jr Robert A Lentzen H A Hollmeyer Bert Kennett S S Fechheimer Luis Brown Val Duttenhofer Jr and Il Krippen dorf. The fair features exhibits of shoe machinery leather and related products.

Shoe and Leather Club Chicago B. H. Erlick Charles L. Rupp W. T. Johnson F. H. Becker Charles A. Freeman, Jr Robert A. Lentzen H. A. Hollmeyer Bert Kennett S. S. Fechheimer Uis Brown Val Duttenhofer, Jr Il Krippendorf

Funeral Notice for B. T. F. Bromwell

A. S. Grant Camp No 100 Sons of Veterans announces the funeral of brother B. T. F. Bromwell. The ceremony will be Saturday at 3:00 PM at Spring Grove Chapel. Earle R. Passel, Secretary.

A. S. Grant Camp Sons OF Veterans B. T. F. Bromwell Spring Grove Chapel Earle R. Passel

Obituary notices and burial permits from city records

Notices list deaths and funeral details for Bromwell, Belle Thomas Clark, Katie Toscarnia, and several burial permits. Records include ages, addresses, funeral times, interment at Highland Cemetery, and causes such as nephritis and pneumonia.

Vine Street

Claims employee took his horse

One year after a mushroom grower F J Lodder reported his valuable horse stolen from 3816 Edwards road Hyde Park. Lodder’s employee William N Bittman vanished but was identified by Lodder near Longworth and Elm streets. Bittman denies the theft and faces grand larceny charges.

F. J. Lodder Edwards Road Hyde Park William N. Bittman Lodder Bittman Cincinnati Longworth Elm Streets

Two Children Scalded In Separate Incidents

Anna Francis six, of 1207 East Third Street, pulled a kettle of boiling water and was scalded. she was taken to City Hospital where doctors fear death from burns. Two year old Mary Kelly of 756 Barr Street overturned a coffee pot at breakfast, spilling hot liquid over her body and was sent to the City Hospital.

Anna Francis East Third Street City Hospital Mary Kelly Barr Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Son Father California Walnut Hills Methodist Church St. Aloysius Church Elmwood Anthony Walburg George X. Schmidt Cumminsville City Traction ‘Company Lockland Glendale Bethany Mission 1683 State Avenue East Fourth Street William L. Spiegel Clifford Vine St. Clair Streets Ora Lee Pride Jesus A. Bates Baxt Clifton Avenue Paul Rebb Salvation Meeting Band of Love M. Wise Holiness Young People’s Legion Meeting Young People’s Meeting Industrial Home Sycamore Street J. B. Bradley Reliance Opera Place Trumble Protestant Episcopal Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian Christian Baptist Christian Science Lutheran NEW Thought Temple Gilbert Avenue Il A.m Service Windy City Mueller Anna West Elder Street Stuckenburg Budd Street Forthubert Wetternacht St. Francis Hospital Colerain Avenue Ae John Schmidt Gustave East Thirteenth Street Inquest Flick Hackberry Street Neer Nae Plum Street Nquest Bromwell Benjamin West Sixth Street Galloway Margaret Episcopal Hospital Marasmus Flach Grippe Kaminsky Jewish Hospital West Ninth Street MIC Ale Bros Jewelers W. Fourth St John Church Co Planos Closson Fourth St West Dor Davis Third and Broadway Edward H. Moss East Liberty Street Claims Correspondence Educational Information Bureau Lesan-Gould St. Louis Fifth Avenue New York ART Academy OF Cincinnati J. H. Gest H, Thane Miller School Lenox Place E. P. Smith Miller Emma Louisd Parry Bartholomew-Clifton School Evanswood EB. A. Ely Smith Glendale College For Women Glendalee R. Jane Devore Phillito Hotels and Resorts Ocean City, N. J Normandie H. S. Cake Atlantic Coast Atlantic City 4Th and Vine Central Sta W. G. Knittle Queen & Crescent Central Union Depot Ludlow Williamstown Georgetown Lexington High Bridge Park Dayton Celina the College Preparatory School For Girls Madison Road Johnstone Place Mary Clodherty Babin Irs Rushville Connersville Ch&d St . Firth and Baymiller Pennsylvania Logansport & Kokomo Elwood Anderson & New Castle Richmond & Hagerstown Eaton Camden Pearl and Butler Streets Wilmington Sabina Washington D. H Mt. Sterling Central Union Station Walnut Street Louisville, KY Butler Fourth Street Newport Latonia Fourth and Vine Sts Sinton Hotel Commercial Tribune Hotel Washington, D. C McPherson Square Havlin Cincinnatus Best Hotel Bath Atlantic City, N. J Adueiey Ocean Steamers North German Lloyd Plymouth-Cherbourg-Bremen A.M. Cosmie Sscdeed Kaiser Wm. II Kronprinz Kaiser Wm.d.Gr A.M. Friedrich Kurfuerst Gibraltar Naples Genoa Ifo K. Albert K. Luise Irene North German Lloyd Travelers’ Checks Oelrichs & CO N. Y Atlas National Bank Brighton German Bank Co Bepler & Co Race St German National Bank Kuhn & Sons Third St Western German Bank First National S. EK. Cor Principal Steamship Lines Thomas Cook & Son Plymouth Cherbourg Philadelphia Queenstown Barenoen Atlantic Transport London Dover White Star Hite Star Line Southampton Lally Egypt Azores Romanie Eope Cedric Celtic Newton York Hamburg Paris Hamb P. Lincoln Amerika Moltke S.S. Deutschland Orient Hamburg-American Line ORG North Michigan Traverse City Charlevoix Bay View Mackinac Island Firth and Walzut
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