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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1908
Page
18
The store announces a semi annual clearance ending when stock is reduced. Reductions range from one quarter to one half off on items from waists and petticoats to furs coats dresses and gowns. Sales begin Monday December 28 with alterations charged at cost and no stock set aside. West Fourth Street Vine and Race.
Elizabeth Jansen seeks alimony from husband John F. Jansen and a restraining order against him and their son Fred W. for alleged years of mistreatment. Judge B Swing granted a temporary restraining order pending full hearing. The couple reside at 2140 Gilbert Avenue and 2133 Deerfield Place, with related deed disputes noted.
Latonis Kentucky a Kentuckian reports losing fourteen dollars to a pickpocket in a Wal street cafe yesterday afternoon and will report the incident to the police.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions the word savings banks and depositors with unclear wording. No concrete events, names, or locations emerge to form a proper summary card.
A delegation of city church leaders met Mayor Markbreit to learn steps needed to conform with fire protection law. The mayor said many churches have not yet complied with outward opening doors. Officials from Walnut Hills Methodist Union Baptist Richmond and Mound streets St Stanislaus parochial school and Zion Baptist church discussed required changes and inspection progress.
St John s day observed with two attendees at city churches upon pastors invitation. First Lutheran and Harmony lodges from Milian, Miami and Cynthia will attend Trinity Methodist services on Race Street.
Local Democrats say Senator Benjamin F. Gayman of Canal Winchester will serve as secretary to the governor in Harmon’s administration. Governor-elect Harmon would not confirm or deny the report. Gayman, editor of the Canal Winchester Times, has long state experience and chaired the tax committee in the senate.
Obituary records indicate the death of Strusk noted by GaP at the Ninth and Baymilier Streets location, signaling a local memorial reference and burial notice.
The Kana wa coal fleet led by Winifrede and George Matheson arrived in Cincinnati with over two million bushels of coal, delayed by wind and crew shortages. Towboat Andrews faced a steering gear failure after a Richmond incident. boats tied near Coney Island for the night. The fleet includes Gilham Calderwood Andrews Hatfield Love Florence Marmet Lucy Marmet W P Collins Catherine Davis and others, with Gilhams to proceed to Louisville after delivery.
Hundreds of pieces of Christmas mail linger at the Cincinnati post office as full addresses and mailers’ details remain uncertain. Church and benevolent groups taken charge of Santa letters from city children, aiding the effort amid the backlog caused by the usual mixups.
At a Cincinnati Grand hotel gathering of the Association of Foundry Foremen a new executive committee was named to work with the Convention League and the Industrial Bureau. The aim is to advance national foundries and encourage affiliated organizations.
Historic dedication marks opening of a new assembly hall at the YMCA building. Officials and community members gathered for the ceremony as the facility aims to serve youth activities and local programs.
City solicitor Ballard will travel to Columbus next week to seek a special session amendment to exempt certain bonds from the Longworth act. Engineer Conway says if approved a subway will remove the Rockwood crossing at a cost around 60000? A Hopple Street viaduct will also be built at about 350000.
Judge George W. Tibbles was called away from a matinee to wed James E. Rice and Nellis Sennett at 430 West Fourth street. The couple, eloping from Kentucky, sought a quick ceremony as Christmas festivities paused, with Mrs. Puthoff unaware and then confirming the couple’s identities. The judge performed the ceremony and return to holiday celebrations followed.
Workhouse Superintendent Bader entered the board of public service yesterday morning wearing a diamond studded badge and a fancy vest. President Laidlaw noticed the sparkler and joked about the weather without coat or overcoat. Bader blushingly showed the gem to fellow board members and the tailor's art.
Mrs Louis Ochs aged 56 of Renner and Byron streets has been missing since January 6. Informant, her sister in law Mrs Anneasalice of 1308 Avenue, says she is infirm and has wandered off before. Police fear an accident may have occurred.
Applicants undergo exams on theory and practice as the Board of Education convenes in the city hall to assess candidates for diplomas in this dual field.
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