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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1908

Page

5

Will lecture on Christian Science from Theosophical view

Dr W A R Tenney will speak before the Theosophical Society at Vine Street Congregational Church this evening on Christian Science From Theosophical Point of View. Strong-Arm beggar John Gallman is sentenced to four months in the Workhouse by Judge Lueders after a Sunday arrest by Detective Jack Calnan. A mounted patrolman, Austin Martin, recovers from injuries after his horse fell on Madison road Sunday night. An illustrated talk by Bryant Venable on the underworld will be at Knox Presbyterian Church Hyde Park Friday night January 17. A warrant is issued for tobacconist W W Borman for the arrest of clerk Gus Carter on grand larceny over $32. Carter’s whereabouts are not known.

W. A. R. Tenney Theosophical Society Vine Street Congregational Church John Gallman Lueders Jack Calnan Austin’ Martin Madison Road Bryant Venable Knox Presbyterian Church Hyde Park Venable Underworld W. W. Borman Vine Street Gus Carter Carter

Up-State Couple Married Here

F W Smith a Marion Ohio farmer and Edith Foos of Caledonia Ohio were married in the Dennison Hotel yesterday by Rev H D Ketcham of Trinity M E Church They left for Marion yesterday afternoon PMID

F. W. Smith Marion Edith Foos Caledonia Dennison Hotel H. D. Ketcham Trinity M. E. Church

Woman Charged With Stealing Rings From Restaurant Wife

Emma Woll aged 23 of 614 West Eighth Street was arrested by Patrolman Jeffries on petit larceny charges. Police allege she stole two rings belonging to the wife of Co L Terry who runs a restaurant at 625 Plum Street.

Emma Woll West Eighth Street Jeffries Co. L. Terry Plum Street

North Cincinnati Business Men Discuss Street Opening

The North Cincinnati Business Men's Club met at North Cincinnati Turner Hall to discuss improvements. They urged Rochelle street be opened from Bishop to Highland avenue and planned to seek action from the traction company currently occupying part of the road.

Library to Display Philippine War and Peace Curiosities

The Public Library will borrow from the University and exhibit the war and peace collection of Philippine curiosities. The items were sent by C. E. Schneider and P. H. Gilmore, graduates of the University now teaching in the Philippines.

Messrs. C. E. Schneider P. H. Gilmore Philippines

Ohio Guardsmen attend National Guards convention in Boston

General A B Critchfield General W V McMakin General John Speaks and Jene E T Miller travel to Boston to represent the Ohio National Guard at the annual convention of the National Guards Association. Colonel Charles F Hake Jr of the First Regiment was slated to go but could not attend due to business commitments.

A. B. Critchfield W. V. McMakin John Speaks Jene E. T. Miller Boston Ohio National Guard National Guards Association Charles F. Hake, Jr

Mission Worker Sherrard Beatty Dies at 49

Rev. Sherrard Beatty founder of the Rescue Mission on George Street near Central Avenue died yesterday at his home 545 West Seventh Street. Born in Little Washing Pa he came here about fifteen years ago to do mission work. The funeral will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. with services at his Seventh Street residence.

Sherrard Beatty George Street Central Avenue West Seventh Street Little Washing Pa Seventh Street Alden Edwin Auburn Avenue Bunthoff Catherine Nee Geers Henry Bunthoff Emming Street St. George’s Church Corryville Beatty Rescue Mission Pittsburg Chicago New York DE Bruine Louisa C Nee Franz Matthew de Bruine Maple Avenue Norwood Zion Reform Church Mary E J. H. Early Park Avenue Hartwell Hayden Minnie E. Hayden Charles H. Chonau Spring Grove Chapel Jewett Lydia S Nee Stump Pliny N. Jewett Clarion Avenue Evanston Spring Grove Cemetery Loffink Jacob Barbara Loffink Rodler Trevor Avenue Cheviot Bridgetown

Brewery Workers Council Plans National Conference Agenda

The National Executive Council of the United Brewery Workers met for a semi annual session at its city headquarters. It will arrange a Washington conference to settle jurisdiction disputes with the engineers and firemen unions and decide issues affecting brewery workers nationwide. The session will last two weeks.

The United Brewery Workers Washington

Major Scott to Visit Regions He Led Farewell Tour

Major Scott of the Salvation Army left yesterday on a tour through the territory he had headed while the commander in this region. He will return late in the week. Citadel staff preps a farewell reception Sunday afternoon and evening for Major and Mrs Scott. Next Saturday he departs for Indianapolis to assume control there.

Escott Scott Salvation Army Citadel Hscott Indianapolis

Temple Club Meets Tonight at Avondale Temple

The Temple Club of Avondale Temple will meet this evening in the school auditorium at Rockdale and Harvey avenues Avondale. Rabbi M J Gries of Cleveland will speak on The Open Temple. An informal discussion will follow led by Victor Abraham and Judge H M Hoffheimer.

Temple Club Avondale Temple Rockdale Harvey Avenues Avondale M. J. Gries Cleveland Victor Abraham H. M. Hoffheimer

Will Amend Bill to Oust Trustees in Railways Battle

A new phase of the Receivers and Shippers crusade seeks to amend a bill sent to the capital to oust the Southern Railway Trustees. The authors have met daily to draft a revised measure that is expected to favor the current Board of Trustees. E. E. Williamson declined to disclose the new bill’s substance.

Southern Railway Board of Trustees of the Southern E. E. Williamson

Man fined for putting mother out in rain

William Hermeling of Baymiller and Hopkins streets was fined $10 and costs by Judge Lueders for putting his mother, aged years, out in the rain Saturday night. Officers found her on the sidewalk eyeing toys to be let into the house. Hermeling denies throwing her out and says he was trying to induce her to come in when he was arrested.

William Hermeling Baymiller Hopkins Lueders Ermeling

Annual Elections of Corporations Name Officers for Year

State Banks Insurance Companies and Commercial Houses conduct annual elections to name officers for the year. The notice lists eligible entities and officials to be chosen, with dates and procedural steps for submission of ballots and terms of office.

Insurance Companies

Local banks and trust firms elect officers in large Cincinnati draw

Local men and firms held annual elections across banks and insurance firms. The Queen City Savings Bank re elected directors including Armleder and Atkins. Home Savings Bank named Hargitt president and Krapp secretary. Union Central Insurance and other firms chose directors and officers. New York Clearing House changes prompt debate on trust company reserves and Cincinnati impact.

Queen City Savings Bank and Trust Company Otto Armleder Harry T. Atkins M. H. Block L. H. Buhrman Otto Burger J. F. Ellison A. S. French Frank E. French William Gambler Edwin J. Howard W. A. Julian Jeff Livitingston William Lodge Alfred K. Nippert Edwards Ritchie The Home Savings Bank Robert P. Hargitt C. B. Braunstein Harvey E. Krapp B. R. Cowen G. C. Dieterle James P. Orr John McGrath Henry Ratterman Union Central Insurance Company Jesse R. Clark E. P. Marshall Richard Dymond Clifford B. Wright H. E. Holtzinger Robert Ramsey Clarence Murphy Paul E. Williams John D. Sage Clark W. Davis Allan Waters Louis Breiling E D. Haynes E. E. Hardcastle R. F. Rust P. BE. Williams E. D. Haynes L. A. Stabler J. R. L. Carrington William Mu Sun Mutual Insurance Company Samuel Nieman Casper Gerst Fred Luecke Egidius Kuhlman J. N. Overpeck J. M. Dahlmeir H. B. Eckerman A. J. Hackmann Strobridge Lithographing Company Hines Strobridge C. B. Wright N. W. Strobridge GC. Little W. H. Merten W. M. Strobridge J. M. Strobridge West Cincinnati Business Association Hargie McChee John Cornette, Sr George Andres Eugene Berninghaus E. Borcherane William Gilbert Presient Walnut Hills Saving and Banking Company B. Kahn M. Durner C. C. Rothier Robert Hummel William Walker Smith Walter S. Fisher Sol H. Freiberg Charles H. Gessing L. H. Bolce F. W. Stevenson Dr. I. D. Jones Sam Mayer J. Gano Wright Louis Belmont Hyde Park Savings Bank Louis E. Ziegle Myers Y. Cooper Edmund G. Cook A. J. Becht O. E. Betz Wallace Burch M. Y. Cooper Tilden K. French A. P. Henkle L. I. Sadler Walter Charles Weber Cincinnati Trust Companies J. G. Schmidlapp Union Trust Company Clearing House Cincinnati Clearing House New York

Collapse injures by narrow margin at West Seventh street

A rain of cornice from the three story Columbia flat at 111 113 and 115 West Seventh street toppled onto the pavement at 5 30 PM striking no one seriously but shattering glass in several stores. Samuel Marks 113 escaped injury by leaping into the street. Firemen removed hanging cornice parts and a metal sign damaged display windows. The owners are Adam A and Louis K Kramer of the building.

Columbia Flat West Seventh Street Samuel Marks No. 113 Marks Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 Mark A. J. Auer George Jaberg Adam A. and Louis K. Kramer

Theatrical Man Prefers Farm Life and Wisconsin Soil

P. T. Bannon former Minneapolis newspaper man travels with the Lion and the Mouse Company and talks of returning to his Wisconsin farm each year. He praises fine deep soil, corn and pigs, tobacco crops, and Minneapolis growth while noting theater demand mirrors broader business trends.

P. T. Bannon Minneapolis The Lion and the Mouse Company Wisconsin Mr. Bannon

Leap from Window Sparks Glass Breakage in Alley Case

Edward Sobiski was arraigned for disorderly conduct after patrols responded to a murder call. Antonia Halberweichs, Sobiski’s sister-in-law, jumped from a second story window to escape threats and shattered a large plate-glass window, suffering minor injuries. Judge Lueders ordered Sobiski to move from the house with his wife and children.

Edward Sobiski Cutterstreet Patrol 5 Antonia Halberweichs Sobiski Lueders

Obituary notices list local deaths and funeral details

Multiple notices list names such as Edwin Alden Catherine Bunthoff Sherard Beatty Louisa De Bruine Mary Early Minnie Hayden Lydia Jewett Jacob Loffink. Each entry records residence, date of death, and scheduled funeral or burial details across Cincinnati area addresses and churches.

Man undergoes delicate operation to end headaches

Louis Wolfson of 3132 Harvey Avenue Avondale, a gatekeeper at Cincinnati baseball park, had two head nerves removed at Christ Hospital after twenty five years of agonizing headaches. Doctors report he is now all right and headaches should end. No other treatment helped.

Louis Wolfson Harvey Avenue Avondale Cincinnati Christ Hospital Wolfson

Multiple Deaths and Burials Reported in Mt Healthy Area

A list of deaths and burial permits across Mt Healthy and Cincinnati area. Included are Luce Alexander B 50 at home and funeral at Christian Church Mt Healthy, Jane G Randall of pneumonia, Frederick Seidel 73? funeral details, John B Specker in Silver City New Mexico, and Sarah Moore death notices. Burial permits cover ages from 2 months to 87 with ailments including pneumonia tuberculosis nephritis and heart disease.

Luce Alexander B Mt. Healthy Christian Church Spring Graeve Cemetery Moore Sarah A. Moore Ralph H. Selew Randall Jane G George W. Randall Evanston Specker John B., Jr Silver City N. M Seidel Frederick Harrison Avenue Ohio Volunteer Infantry Winifrede Moore Walworth Avenue Mary Luttmann East Clifton Avenue Vincent Weselman City Hospital West Sixth Lydia Jewitt Clarion Avenue Thomas Bradford East Eighth Street William Cunningham Ludlow Avenue George Elliott Mary Bachrach City Infirmary Edward Schmidt West Front Ae Davis James M’koen Hackberry Bright Edwin Alden Auburn Avenue Bertha Walker Jones Frank Klumb Clark Margaret Pfeifer Pleasant Martin Henz Carolina Boecke Colerain Avenue Mary Ermeier Barton Anna Link Bauer Avenue Helen Huber Carll William M’clennon East Seventh Minnie Hayden Deaconess Hospital Dremnan Avenue John Frohn Marian Thomas Ehrman Place James Gill Bethesda Hospital Hapsburg Place Elmer Brill Monfort Place Katie Dauies West Third Helena Weirich Oliver Michael Dugan Jewish Hospital Invest Watherine Roach St. Mary’s Hospital Gladstone Avenue Julia English Little Sisters of Poor

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