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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1908
Page
11
No prosecutor appeared in theLarry McLean case catcher for the Reds who was alleged to have caused a disturbance in a Sixth street hotel Sunday night was placed on the open docket in police court yesterday. Charles C Maddox charged with violating the Sunday ordinance also was placed on the open docket.
Margaret Connolly, 11, arrived in Cincinnati from Dayton to find her mother Bridget Connolly said to live at 507 West Sixth Street. No one there could confirm the address. The girl had been living with Mrs Mamie Siebenthaler in Dayton, police report.
The Smoke Abatement league continues its campaign and cites office buildings and factories that have adopted measures to reduce smoke pollution. New additions to the honor roll include Ebercole Building Glenn Building Lawson F H Co Nevada Building Public Library Windisch Mubthauger Brewing Co.
A record draft notes an agreement stating Albert G. Wicker and Antie Swielker Swielker receive property and the wife releases her husband from all claims for power or support. The property includes three lots in a subdivision on Carter Street.
A fragmented piece describes the fame of a paanty dish spreading to a Latin Quarter cafe run by an old man near Frederick street. The text is garbled but hints at travel and cultural reach of a culinary item.
Real estate ad listing multiple 2 1/2 story and 2 story brick houses for sale. Properties feature 6 to 8 rooms, modern appointments, hardwood floors, finished attics, reception halls, and cement walks. Offers include cash and rent-back terms, locations near car lines and streets like Moral Avenue and Clinton Street.
The arrival of the packet Ohio at the public landing signals a fierce rivalry between the Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet company, now under receivers, and Ohio promoters vying for river trade. Both Virginia and Queen City boats ready for service, with old line likely starting in January. A Kanawha river opening may allow towboats to return to mining districts.
A delegation of four dairymen and a woman dairy owner pressed the board of health for immediate cow water. Mrs. Leo Witting led the group citing cows dying of thirst and noting grain juice as substitute. Milk Inspector Hagen reported distilleries backing dairymen to use distillery waste and lack of cooperation from distilleries.
Clifford C. Clark will become superintendent of Pinkerton's National Detective Agency Cincinnati branch on January 1, replacing Walter B Laughlin. The Cincinnati offices are in the Mercantile Library building with a division stretching east to Charleston south to Birmingham and west across much of Kentucky and Indiana. Clark, long assistant to Laughlin, is a well known resident of the area.
At a Methodist meeting yesterday morning pastors prayed for the restoration of light amid an outage. The report notes a deep concern among clergy and parishioners as services paused and efforts to restore power continued through the morning.
The Pasteur Institute within the city hospital reports unmatched progress over the past year. Dr. A B Col oversaw its opening last July and states patient treatment and care have met high standards. Physicians say current apparatus suffices to handle any cases presented.
The General Demand of the well informed world calls for a simple pleasant and efficient liquid laxative. California Fig Syrup Co supplies this with its Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, claiming a wholesome and beneficial effect that is gentle yet prompt and acceptable to physicians for family use.
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