Will Marry a Jeweler in Cincinnati Home
Adam L. Walter a 22 year old jeweler of 944 Martin street and Miss Gussie Weyl 20 of 82 East Pearl street plan an afternoon wedding in the home of Rev H Haefner who will officiate The Rev Charles Frederic Goss and Mr R E Morrison spoke on the proposed park plan for Cincinnati before the Men’s Club of the Winton Place M E Church last evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam L. Walter
Martin Street
Gussie Weyl
East
Pearl Street
H. Haefner
Charles Frederic Goss
R. E. Morrison
Cincinnati
Winton Place
M. E. Church
Nam
Age
Glen R. Ar
Smith Sues Ebowe
aAtlanta
Main St
Frank J. Moehier
Marie M. Wolfer Forestyi
William Welsh
Ella Sweeney
Frank P. Park
Clayton
Lena L. Lawrence
Baymiller
Martin St
Joseph C. Miler
Burdette
Gertrude S. Moers
Charles Brehe
Race
Margaret Dehler
Findlay
John Gruhler
E. Pearl
Nellie Ae Guenther
Wade
H. Kears
Pert! Rawlins
Fritz
Tana
Tobin to Address Local Boot and Shoe Unions
General President John F. Tobin of the Boot and Shoe Workers' National Union arrived last evening and will address the local unions tonight and tomorrow in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Tobin
Boot and Shoe Workers’ National Union
Tenney Lectures on Christian Science Healing Methods
Dr W A R Tenney spoke at Vine Street Congregational Church about Christian Science and kindred healing practices. He argued will power, thought and imagination, when properly used, play a significant role in relieving illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. R. Tenney
Vine Street Congregational Church
Railroad Detective Brehe to Wed Mrs Bley at Home
Charles Brehe a railroad detective will marry Mrs Anna Bley who runs a boarding house at 1042 West Sixth Street The ceremony will be held at the Bley home today and the knot will be tied by Rev L E Berning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brehe
Anna Bley
West Sixth Street
Bley
L. E. Berning
Will Wed Cincinnati Teacher Miss Lena L Lawrence
The wedding of Miss Lena L Lawrence, a teacher, to Mr. Frank P Park of Clayton Illinois will be solemnized today at the bride’s home on Fifth and Baymiller streets Rev Frank Boyd of the Second United Presbyterian Church will perform the ceremony The couple will reside in Clayton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lena L. Lawrence
Frank P. Park
Clayton
Ill
Fifth
Baymiller
Frank Boyd
Second United Presbyterian Church
Innkeeper Fraud Charge Receives Fines at Workhouse
Thomas F. Jones of allag Woods was fined $100 plus costs and sent to the Workhouse yesterday by Judge Lueders after being accused by Palace Hotel management of defrauding an innkeeper. Detective Gramann arrested Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Jones
Allag Woods
Gramann
Lueders
Palace Hotel
Louisville Social Maenner Chor Joins German Singers Circuit
The Louisville Social Maenner Chor unites with Cincinnati and nearby German singing societies to form the Southern Ohio and Northern Kentucky circuit of the North American Saengerbund. Delegates may meet in Cincinnati in May to plan a singing fest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Social Maennerchor
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Saengerbund
Funeral for Edwin Alden Advertising Man
Edwin Alden 61 of 2140 Auburn avenue Mt. Auburn Cincinnati died Saturday of heart failure. Services were at his late residence and interment followed at Spring Grove Cemetery. He is survived by his widow a son Edwin Alden Jr and a daughter Miss Grace Alden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Alden
Auburn Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Cincinnati
Spring Grove Cemetery
Edwin Alden, Jr
Grace Alden
Peace Bond Ordered After Clothes Line Dispute
Justice of the Peace Lamping heard Mrs. Caroline Peandt and Mrs. Flora Schmidt tenants of 1076 Welsbach Street regarding a fight over a clothes line. He ordered Mrs. Schmidt and her brother-in-law Albert Schmidt to each post a 200 peace bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Caroline Péandt
Flora Schmidt
Georgia Man Fined $50 for Boarding House Loitering
Join Hall of Atlanta Ga has lived in the city since last April without paying board and visited thirteen Walnut Hills boarding houses. Judge Lueders in Police Court fined him $50 and costs for loitering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Join Hall
Atlanta
Walnut Hills
Lueders
Local Man James Callahan Found Dead In Stable
James Callahan aged 50 was found dead last night in a stable adjacent to his home at 1022 Flint Street. The coroner ruled natural causes. He worked for the city until early this year. His widow resides on Garfield Avenue Price Hill. The body was taken to the Morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Callahan
Flint Street
Callahan
Garfield Avenue
Price Hill
Infant's Body Found Behind Tenement on Main Street
Plumbers found a white male infant's body in the rear of 1339 Main Street a large tenement building. The Coroner was notified and ordered a post mortem today. Officials say no crime is believed. Dr. O P Coe Deputy Coroner will report findings today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
O. P. Coe
Engineer Struck by Descending Weight In Bank Building Shaft
Howard Charlton 27 of 321 Stites Avenue an engineer at the Fourth National Bank Building was struck in the back by a descending weight in an elevator shaft yesterday. He was knocked down but caught a girder. Doctors Muscroft and McCleary treated contusions to his right ankle left hip and arms before he was removed to an office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Charlton
Stites Avenue
Fourth National Bank
Illustrat ed. Magazine to Feature Federated Improvement Association Officers
Next Sunday January 19 the Illustrated Magazine will publish a picture of the officers of the Federated Improvement Association, a Cincinnati organization. The issue will also include many other pictures stories jokes and anecdotes. The Illustrated Magazine comes free with the Sunday Commercial Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Improvement Association
Cincinnati
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Withdrawal of Support Strikes Signers From Dry Petition
The Brewers' Board of Trade and Percy Andreae announced the Jones law dry petition would continue to print all signers. In Avondale and Bond Hill, residents rushed to the City Hall to have names withdrawn after a morning advertisement listed signers. Eleven more names were struck, raising total removals to twenty eight and invalidating the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Law
Avondale
Bond Hill
Jones
Brewers’ Board of Trade
Percy Andreae
Markbreit
Dakota Avenue
Harry L. Gordon
Eldridge
City Hall Bond Aims to Hire Unemployed in Cincinnati
Mayor signs a $20 000 bond issue to fund work for jobless residents after a planned mammoth feed. Socialists led a push for immediate employment schemes including park improvements and street repairs with a parade toward City Hall to press for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
Nicholas J. Klein
Turner Hall
Cincinnati
Father Mackey Stricken at Mt St Marys Seminary
The Rev. Father John M. Mackey of Cincinnati archdiocese suffered a stroke at Mt. St. Marys Seminary Cedar Point and was placed under medical care. He died after receiving the last rites and served over forty years in the archdiocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mackey
John Mackey
Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Cedar Point
Purcell
Moeller
Commercial Tribune
John M. Mackey
Limerick
Ireland
Bardstown
Emmettsburg
Grand Seminaire D
Father Murray
Cincinnati Furniture Exchange Holds First Meeting of Year
The Cincinnati Furniture Exchange met at Ahlbrand's cafe with retiring President William J. Sextro presiding. Secretary Ernest Schneider read the annual report outlining growth, social events, and finances. Dietz became president as C. B. Hopper resigned. committees for 1908 were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Furniture Exchange
Ahlbrand
William J. Sextro
Ernest Schneider
Highland Grove
Exchange
Dietz
Frank B. Wersel
W.J. Sextro
Charles Feuss
H. Schleuter
N. Ducischer
E. Euhlman
Paul Schirmer
John Wolf
Fred Busse
Receivers and Shippers’ Association
A. G. Steinman
Industrial Bureau
F. H. Ballman
E. Schneider
Joseph Scheid
Fifty third annual meeting of Home for the Friendless
The 1907 annual meeting in Court street re elected W S Dickinson as president and heard Mrs W Hickok report on a successful year. Canon McGrath preached at St Pauls Cathedral and a reception followed. Mrs Hickok will travel to Columbus to support a bill to record all births in private hospitals and adoptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For the Friendless
Home
Court Street
W.S. Dickinson
W. Hickok
The
Canon McGrath
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
Masonic Convocation in Kilwinning Chapter Set for January 15
Kilwinning Chapter No 97 R A M schedules a special convocation Wednesday January 15 at 7 30 p m Work includes the Mark Degree Visitors are invited J C Roberts H P and L L Latta Secy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilwinning
Mark Degree
J. C. Roberts
H. P. L. L. Latta
Sec'y
Brewery Workers Plan War on Liquor in Ohio
The National Executive Board of the United Brewery Workers in session plans a war on the liquor industry in Ohio. The board will seek an active alliance with allied organizations and push a national plan influenced by Ohio outcomes. Wage scale adjustments are also being addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brewery Workers
Ohio
Alouse Woman Accused of Smashing Plant Windows
Patrolman Preston arrested 27 year old Sallie Nolte of 3209 Florence Ave Walnut Hills on malicious destruction of property. She allegedly smashed windows at the United States Flag Company plant on Gilbert Ave with an umbrella in revenge for her discharge. Nolte had prior arrest on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Sallie Nolte
Florence Avenue
Walnut Hills
United States Flag Company
Gilbert Avenue
Miss Nolte
Cincinnati Hustling Commission Men Prominent in Upcoming Issue
A note previews next Sunday's Commercial Tribune featuring The Illustrated Magazine with a double-page picture of Cincinnati commission men. The issue includes many pictures stories and anecdotes and comes free with the Sunday paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Tribune
Illustrated
Public Service Board buys clothing for House of Refuge inmates
The Board of Public Service acting as a Committee of the House of Refuge contracted to supply new shoes hats suits and dresses for about 350 boys and girls confined there. A board wrangle arose over awarding the contract to rival firms amid suspicions of a Manss family stake in one firm. The dispute ended with opposition members “sitting down on a member.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
House of Refuge
New Service Board
Manss
Service Board
Judge Grants Work After Jobless Plea
Michael Busch a 23 year old metal polisher from Harrison avenue appeared in Police Court before Judge Lueders seeking placement in the Workhouse. Moved by his unemployment tale the judge sent him to the J A Fay Egan Company factory where he was given employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Busch
Harrison Avenue
Lueders
J. A. Fay & Egan Company
Girl and Woman Starved. Aid Prevents Famine
Relief arrived for Minnie Suhre, 13, at 226 West Sixth Street after Superintendent Crouse found her near starvation. The girl was moved to the Children's Home and a search for her father, Henry Suhre, will proceed. Nearby, Mrs. Eliza Ritchie, 75, was found unconscious in a 1012 Kossuth Street room and revived at City Hospital. she will be sent to the Infirmary after admitting several days without food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouse
West Ninth Street
West Sixth Street
Minnie Suhre
Henry Suhre
Eliza Ritchie
Kossuth Street
Five Boys Arrest Their Three Pals
Five of a group charged with stealing 18 dollars worth of candy from a West End factory confessed in Juvenile Court. Judge Caldwell set 3.59 dollars per boy, offering reduced portions if the remaining four were turned in. Eight boys later crowded the court, three being from the original five. they agreed to pay as eight and were released on installments while the hunt continued for the missing boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Caldwell
Weir
Officer Weir
Deaths in Cincinnati Area January 1908 Obituaries and Burials
Obituaries list multiple 1908 deaths with residences in Cincinnati and surrounding streets. Entries include Rev. Sher rard Beatty founder of the Rescue Mission at 545 West Seventh Street with services January 16, Imogene A Bonte at 545 Ridgeway Avenue, Eleanor W Dekins in Indianapolis, and numerous burial permits for Frederick Seidel Bridget Hughes Eliza Freaking Johanna Lohmann Joseph Thirken Katrina Brinthoff Winifred Moore Jane Randall George Passers, with specific ages, addresses, and burial details.
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Peter C. Bonte
Ridgeway Avenue
Dekins
Eleanor W
Cincinnati
Chicago
Indianapolis
Spring Grove Chapel
Kirkup
Hbila
Robert Kirkup
East Ridgeway Avenue
Luce
Alexander B
Mt. Healthy
Christian Church
Spring Grove
Moore
Sarah A. McCurdy
Hoff Avenue
East End
St. Rose’s Church
Eastern Avenue
Lohmann
Johanna
Deaconess Hospital
Mansfield
Thirken
Joseph
Duckcreek Road
Brinthoff
Kahterina
Winifred
Walworth Avenue
Luttman
Mary
East Clifton Avenue
Malloni
Gertrude
Central Avenue
Bonte
Imogene
Randall
Jane
Clarion Avenue
George
Linn
Balzer
Charles
Armory Avenue
Curley
Court and
Gilbert Avenue
Kirrup
Ella
East Ridgeway
Smith
William
St. Mary’s Hospital
West Nint's
Buegler
Bank
Bighand
Anna
Spring Grove Avenue
May
James
Jo James
West Fifth
Carlisle and
Price
John W
City Hospital
East Front
Schalk
Charl
McLean Avenue
Noa Fox
Harry
Chestnut
Thomas
Yale
Lawrence
Emminger
Illie
Clifton Avenue
Alice
Carthage Road
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Klein
Hunt Street Park
Park Commission
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J. F. Dietz
C. B. Hopper
Cleveland
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Alouse
Carrie Nation
Seidel
Frederick
Hughes
Bridget
Freaking
Eliza
Pleasant
hyiHie Bro Jewelers
W.4th St
Szemccet
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Gulf Coast
Cuba
Gulf
Louisville & Nashville R. A
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Reading Road
Blair Avenue
Hamilton County
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Broadway
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New York City
Yecamenene
WM. Taylor & Son, Inc
Martinique
38Rd Street
Hotel
Normandie
Washington, D. C
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Ocean Steamers
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Mexico
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Fourth and
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BY Sea
F. & L. Tours
Queen & Cresent
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Chickamauga Park
L. A. Lucas
Chas. W. Zell
Queen & Crescent
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Fourth & Vine Sts
Cincinnati's
Fred McCrillis
Closson’s For Fine Paintings
Fourth St
West
the Commercial Tribune
North German Lloyd
Plymouth- Cherbourg
Brem
Cecilie
Kaiser Wm
Kronprinz
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Seydlitz
Rhein
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Friedrich
Neckar
P. Irene
Aroun
N. G. Lloyd
Marseilles
Alexandria
Levant
Constanza
Constantinople
Smyrna
Lloyd
Oelrichs & CO
N.Y
Atlas National Bank
Brighton
German National
Pler & Co
Third St
Near
Main
RST National Bank
Kuhn & Sons
Western German Bank
Stealiship Lines
Thomas Cook & Son
S.kuhn & Sons
Thos
Cook & Son
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