Bettmann Returns to Post as Collector
Internal Revenue Collector Bernhard Bettmann resumes duties after a weeks vacation in Upper Michigan and will be at his post today. Dr. E. W. Bruns, ex interne at Cincinnati Hospital now a regular army surgeon, visits city friends at the Grand Hotel. Cora Robinson, 23, had a fishbone removed from her throat yesterday with the help of X ray at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Bernhard Bettmann
Upper Michigan
E. W. Bruns
Cincinnati Hospital
Grand Hotel
Cora Robinson
Hathaway Street
Peacemaker Cut During Neighborly Fight
Robert Ryan 23 of 1725 Pleasant street acted as peacemaker in a dispute between neighbors. He was badly cut in the back and taken to City Hospital by the combatants who then reconciled. His wound is not believed fatal. Kate Moss 50, an inmate of City Infirmary, fell at the Morgue while under the influence and was hospitalized after a fall.Caretaker Gus Schraffenberger summoned a patrol. She may have a fractured skull.
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Robert Ryan
Pleasant Street
Kate Moss
City Infirmary
Morgue
Gus Schraffenberger
City Hospital
Norwood
Ohio
Montgomery
Him Avenues
Walter Street
Lawrence Avenue
Mills Avenue
City Treasrer
Norw Inia
Sea Shell Used as Weapon in Street Fight
Lulu Gilbert 28 colored of 567 George Street said Maud Patterson seized a sea shell used as an ornament and struck her on the head during a street altercation. Gilbert was taken to City Hospital with a scalp wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Gilbert
George’ Street
Maud Patterson
Maud
Government to report employee accidents promptly
The Government orders reporting of any accident affecting subordinates that keeps them from duty for more than one day. Assistant United States Treasurer Bosworth, Customs Collector Amor Smith and Internal Revenue Collector Bettmann received the instructions in Washington yesterday.
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United States
Bosworth
Customs
Amor Smith
Internal Revenue
Bettmann
Washington
Rent discussion at Associated Organizations meeting
The quarterly gathering at the Business Men's Club will discuss the $1500 annual rental from the traction company for use of the Harrison Avenue Viaduct. Some members push for at least $5000 yearly, with committees expected to support that view. Will L Finch and George Isnives will speak.
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Business Men’s Club
Traction Company
Harrison Avenue
Inderstood
Will L. Finch
George Isnives
Art Instructor Vincent Nowottny Dies at West Virginia Site
Telegram from E Chief of Police reports Vincent Nowottny 54 born Springfield Ohio longtime Cincinnati Academy of Art instructor killed near Alderson on the Greenbrier River West Virginia. Body to be shipped home for burial. Married, child died years ago. Nowottny joined the Cincinnati Academy era-friendly circle in 1880s and spent summers in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Nowottny
Academy of Art
Alderson
Greenbrier River
West Virginia
Mr.Nowotthy
Ohio
Noworthy
Fand
Springfield
Cincinnati Academy of Art
Mr. Noworthy
Advertising Men Return From A C A Convention
Local delegates of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America return from Kansas to Chicago. The Chicago Advertisers' Club hosted a dinner for Cincinnati delegates and an automobile party to the White City. Will L. Finch says the convention was the largest in the association’s history with more than 400 delegates present. Arthur Brisbane and John Barret spoke at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Kansas
Aay
Chicago
Dr Miles Pain Pills Advertised Relief Claims
An advertisement for Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills promises relief from rheumatic pains and nervous irritation aiding sleep. Testimonial mentions Miss Mary Armstrong of Elkhart Indiana and assures satisfaction within the first 25 to 253 doses with a money back offer by Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Mary Armstrong
Cass St
Elkhart
Ind
Miles Medical CO
Flag Ceremony Unites Dacia Roumania in Greek Rite
A crowd of over 1000 gathered at Central Turner Hall for a dual flag consecration by the Dacia Roumania Society. The event featured Greek Orthodox rites, with Scott Small acting for Mayor Markbreit and Alex Landesco presiding for the Roumanian flag.
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Dacia Roumania
Turner Hall
Simeon Milhaltean
Indian Harbor
Markbreit
Scott Small
Fire destroys Remington plant of Cincinnati firm
Fire of unknown origin completely destroyed the Cincinnati Broken Stone and Gravel Company plant at Remington Indiana, entailing a loss of 20000 dollars. The blaze began in the oilroom and spread to two acres of frame buildings, fed by oil soaked wood. Night watchman reports seeing a man fleeing. investigators to determine incendiarism.
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Cincinnati
Broken Stone and Gravel Company
Cincinnati Broken Stone and Gravel Company
Remington, C
The
Moores- Coney Co
Crawford Praises Pardons System In Police Involvement
Chief Ralph Crawford lauds the Board of Pardons for consulting police and reviewing records before final action. He notes past clashes under the previous board and cites cases of refusals and refusals to grant pardons after thorough investigations. The system now includes prosecutors and requires honesty from applicants.
Merchants Visit Lagoon for Second Entertainment
Cincinnati merchants and the Cincinnati Merchants and Manufacturers and the Cincinnati Traveling Salesmen associations stage the second of a three part series at the Lagoon on Wednesday night. 600 visitors and members are expected with men meeting at the Palace Hotel at 5 pm and women at the Burnet House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Merchants and Manufacturers
Cincinnati
Lagoon
Palace Hotel
Burnet House
A. L. Stix
William Bischof
J. H. Warner
W. K Lindsey
Sam Joseph
H. A. Burkman
Thomas Allen
September Weather Averages From Cincinnati Records
Weather data drawn from Cincinnati Bureau records over thirty-seven years. It notes that September mean temperature is 69 degrees, with 1881 the warmest at 76 and 1879 the coldest at 64. The high and low temperatures reached 99 on September 6, 1899 and 35 on September 30, 1899.
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Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Teachers Selected for England School Tour
Cincinnati will send three teachers to England under philanthropist Alfred Mosely’s offer. Prof A King of Hughes, Miss Edith Hill of the Sixteenth District, and Miss Emma Rothe of the Third Intermediate will accompany the delegation, with Ball and Geismar staying behind to late-year departures.
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Cincinnati
Alfred Mosely
A. King
Hughes
Edith Hill
Emma Rothe
Ball
Geismar
England
Board of Education
Mosely
Toeir
Feminine Tennis Stars Draw Big Respect at Cincinnati Tourney
The second day of the tenth tristate tennis tournament at the Cincinnati Tennis Club features Rose Shine and Edith Egan in early ladies singles action. Southern champions Grant and Thornton arrive, Emerson looms as top draw, with draws announced for ladies and mixed doubles and multiple rounds planned through afternoon sessions.
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Cincinnati Tennis Club
Dexter and Wold Avenues
East Walnut Hills
Rose Shine
Edith Egan
Grant
Thornton
Atlanta
Nat Thornton
Reemalin and Eckert
Cincinnati
W. R. Koehler
Nat Emerson
Ray Marty
Frank Marty
Emerson
Beaver
Hawk
Little
Mollenhauer
Middleton
Wick
Phil B. Stanberry
Hugh Bates
Helen Ratterman
H. T. Emerson
Alice Thornton
Ruth Harper
Lillian Williams
Ruth Sanders
Helen McLaughlin
Nina Ackerland
Elsa Rheinstrom
Martha Kinsey
Marjorie Dodd
Marian Hunt
Mary
Louise Burton
Adele Kruse
Dorothy Kellogg
Ruth Kinsey
Dorothy Matthews
S. M. Ramsey
Martha Wilby
Virginia Ball
Mr. Bishop
Seaver
M. Ramsey
Ackerland
Mr. Pugh
K. D. Bradley
Mr. Klein
Murdoch
Mr. Eckert
Garrison
Natalie Breed
Breed
March Hunt
Mr. Holden
F. F. Wright
Albert Cole
B. M. Grant
Elliott Wyler
R. A.holden
W. M. Tyler
Walter E. Glasys
Mahlon McCall
F. P. Garrison
B. C. de Camp
Miss Rose Shine
Mabel Ayers
Jeanette Rawson
Marie Louise Burton
Louise Cadwalader
Martha. Wilby
Veterans to leave today for Grand Army encampment in Toledo
Department Commander J H Sharer leads Ohio veterans as they depart by special train to Toledo for the Forty second National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic from August 1 to 26 1908. Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee and Kentucky groups join Cincinnati and Campbell County delegates at Ohio headquarters Boody House.
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J. H. Sharer
G. Arb
Toledo
Sharer
Grand Army of the Republic
Ohio
Committee of Arrangements
Louisiana
Mississippi
Department of Tennessee
Lytle Post
Big Four
Memorial Hall
Women’s Relief Corps
John Kissane
Sons of Veterans
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Kentucky
Tennesse
Monford
Boody House
William Nelson
Campbell County
Grand Central Depot
Veterans celebrate end to tents at Toledo G A R encampment
A Toledo crowd greets the forty second National encampment of the G A R with decorations camps and a program of parades and fires. Veterans commend the wind and rain free housing under real roofs and beds for the event and future attendees.
Deaths: Mrs Hermine Stephan and Katie Tiscornia
Stephan widow of August Stephan dies August 29 1908 at 70 home 2524 West Sixth Street funeral from St Martinis Church Monday 2 pm. Tiscornia Katie wife of Victor Tiscornia dies August 28 age 35 6 months funeral from 2113 Vine Street September 1 8:30 am requiem mass at Sacred Heart of Jesus Broadway.
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Stephan
Hermine Stephan
West Sixth Street
St. Martini
Tiscornia
Katie
Victor Tiscornia
Louis Podesta
Vine Street
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Alex. Landesco
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V. E. Moldovan
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Stevenson
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Ralph Crawford
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le Roy
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Delhi
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J. A. Roche
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Co. Lockhorn
Phil Eckert
Guido Gores
Arthur Camp
A. Dye
C. H. Farber
E. .O. Barnet
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Lewis Hardy
John Schaaf
R. F. Foster
Elliott Middleton
K. F. Little
C. R. Sloan
H. H. Bates
W. P. Brown
T. O. Dunlap
Glass McCall
G. AA
Ichie Bros Jewelers
W. Fourth St
Thomas M. Stewart
the’ John. Church‘Co
Teneo
Shillito
Trane .S
Samuto
John Shillito Company
John Phillito Company
Alleghanies
Hotels and Resorts
HOTEL
Normandie
Ocean City, N. J
P. H. Ss. Cake
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic City
VIA
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Walnut
Natural Bridge
LON
Fourth Street
Latonia
Thiana
Paris
Winchester
Fourth and Vine Sts
Sinton Hotel
Madison Road
Johnstone Place
Mary Doherty
ART Academy OF Cincinnati
J. H. Gest
H. Thane Miller School
Lenox Place
Avondale
ER. P. Smith Miller
Emma Louise Parry
A.M
Franklin School
White & Sykes
May Street
BABIN
Closson’s
Fourth St
West
Washington, D. C
W. W
McPherson Square
Havlin
Cincinnati’s
Bath
Atlantic City, N. J
Miller Cottage
Nixon
North German Lloyd
Plymouth-Cherbourg
Bremen
Kronprinz Wm
Kaiser Wm
Cecilie
Plymouth-Cherbourg-Bremben-Im AM
Barbarossa
Ee Friedrich
Buelow
Plymouth
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
P. Irene
K. Albert
Ala
North German Lloyd Travelers
Oelrichs & Co
N.Y
Atlas National Bank
Brightonman Bank Co
Bepler & Co
Race St
First National Bank
Thomas Cook & Son
Montgomery and
Elm Avénués
Northside Avenue
Montgomery Pike
J. T. Wright
Lhgp City
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