Jewelry Theft Reported by Mrs Baker
Mrs. M. Baker of 20 East Ninth Street reported to police yesterday the theft of jewelry valued at about $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Baker
East Ninth Street
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1908
Page
5
Polar Seas Lecture At Auditorium Last Night
Dr C R Holmes delivered a lecture titled Travels in Polar Seas to the Teachers Club of the public schools in the auditorium last night. Laurence Gentry a Ashland Kentucky businessman and Miss Ottice Fitch 19 of Springfield Ohio were married here yesterday in the Linton by Dr David McKinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Club of the Public
C. R. Holmes Delive
Polar
Laurence Gentry
Ashland
Ottice Fitch
Springfield, O
Linton
David McKinney
Speaks in Cathedral by F Hopkinson Smith
F Hopkinson Smith an artist author engineer playwright and lecturer speaks this evening at the Scottish Rite Cathedral on Old-Fashioned Folks Grave and Gay as the topic of the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hopkinson Smith
Nonagenarian Martha Lundy Dies at Home
Mrs. Martha Lundy widow of Freeman Lundy died at home on Dorman Street yesterday after a brief illness. She was in her ninety fourth year. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonagenarian
Martha Lundy
Freeman Lundy
Dorman Street
Federation meeting at St Josephs College Hamilton County
The Federation of Catholic Societies of Hamilton County will meet tomorrow at 2 PM in the auditorium of St. Josephs College 429 West Eighth Street. Officers will be elected and other important business will be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Catholic Societies of
Hamilton County
St. Joseph’s College
West Eighth Street
Hotel Clerks Plan Cincinnati Association By Laws
A committee of hotel clerks met at the Palace Hotel and drafted by laws and a constitution for the proposed Cincinnati Hotel Clerks Association. Officers will be elected at a Munro Hotel meeting on January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Hotel
Cincinnati Hotel Clerks’ Association
Munro Hotel
Postoffice Decoy Nets Louisville Clerk For Letter Lifting
Postoffice inspectors arrested Louisville transfer clerk George Shaw on the charge of lifting special delivery letters. Shaw confessed after decoys were used. Susong and Games of this city reported the capture and confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susong
Louisville
George Shaw
History Teachers Elect Officers At Ohio Valley Meeting
E O Randall of Columbus was named President of the Ohio Valley Historical Association at its first annual meeting in the University Club. The permanent organization was formed and the proposed constitution was adopted. Officers include W W Longmoor Frankfort Vice President Virgil A Lewis Charlestown Recording Secretary Archer B Hulbert Marietta College Corresponding Secretary C L Martzoff Ohio University Executives include Charles Theodore Greve Isaac Joslin Cox and others. The Cincinnati History Teachers Association will set the next convention date in McMicken Hall. A dinner followed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Randall
Columbus
Ohio Historical and Archaeological Society
Ohio Valley Historical Association
University Club
W. W. Longmoor
Frankfort
Kentucky State Historical Society
Virgil A. Lewis
Charleston
West Virginia Department of Archaeology and History
Archer B. Hulbert
Marietta
College, O
C. L. Martzoff
Ohio University
Athens
Charles Theodore Greve
Cincinnati
Isaac Joslin Cox
University of Cincinnati
Frank Parker Goodwin
Cincinnati Public Schools
Harry B. Mackay
Covington
Fillson Club
Hereditary Patriotic Societies
Samuel B. Harding
Indiana University
Bloomington
Cincinnati History Teachers’ Association
McMicken Hall
Council Contest Ends as Bambeck Wins St Bernard Seat
Henry Nurre of the Democratic ticket relinquished his bid after a recount showed Conrad Bambeck of the Citizens party elected to the St Bernard Council. Judges certified the tally despite ballot destruction and disputed figures. Bambeck will be sworn in next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nurre
St. Bernard
Conrad Bambeck
Citizen's Party
Bambeck
Nurre
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Gain Noted Chronic Relief
An elderly Nashville area user testifies the Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve long standing nervous and rheumatic pain and do not lose effectiveness. The ad claims the pills soothe nerves and help sleep with continued use. A customer guarantee offers a first package for 26 cents with a money back promise if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Dr. Miles
Ss. C. Robinson
Carter
Attanooga, Tenn
Wees R
Ministers Start Lumber Company
The Rev. George P. Berry and the Rev. A. A. Andridge, founders of United States Lumber Company in Kentucky, withdraw from active management due to ill health. Berry resigns as president after long service, A. L. Scott becomes president, and J. W. Lutes advances as secretary treasurer. Berry remains on the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Berry
A. A. Andridge
United States Lumber Company
Kentucky
Perry County
Andridge
Berry
Mercantile Library
A. L. Scott
Scott
J. W. Lutes
Ellison Report Targeting Ohio River Improvement
At a Business Men's Club meeting the Executive Committee will hear Captain J. D. Ellison discuss his Washington trip and a Taft interview. The talk centers on a $63,000,000 Ohio River improvement plan and the nine foot stage, with location details for fifty four dams and likely congressional action. The Army Engineers Report endorsed the nine foot stage and urged the dam plan for sustained commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
J. D. Ellison
Washington
Taft
Congress
Ohio River
Board of Army Engineers
War Department
Engineering Board of Review
Board of Review
Ellison
Brewery faction recalls election clash at Cincinnati Chamber
In a Commercial Tribune report the Cincinnati brewery interests defeated Robert P. Gillham for Chamber of Commerce presidency, prompting varied floor chatter. A late afternoon conference with Thomas P. Egan and B. W. Wasson discussed changes for the good of the Chamber while maintaining harmony. General Egan declined to reveal specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Robert P. Gillham
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas P. Egan
B. W. Wasson
Mr. Egan
Mr. Wasson
General Egan
Brewery Collectors Meet In Cincinnati Raid On Antisaloon
Collectors from nearly every Cincinnati brewery gathered with the Cincinnati Retail Liquor League Executive Committee at the Grand Hotel. Dayton organizer Nicholas Dutle spoke on league aims and urged collectors to support the saloon in its anti Antisaloon League fight. Chairman L A Thilly urged growth of membership, stressing collectors aid in missionary work. The meeting denied claims it trained collectors as detectives. Discussion covered Brewers Board of Trade signing dry petitioners and potential boycotts by individual members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Retail Liquor League
Grand Hotel
Nicholas Dutle
Dayton
L. A. Thilly
Brewers’ Board of Trade
League
Antisaloon League
Postoffice Money Order Blanks Stolen in Boston
Inspectors announce the loss of money order blanks from a Boston station and the theft of the official money order stamp. Blanks numbered from 10 015 to 10 200 removed. Businessmen and the public urged to be on alert for counterfeit or fraudulent orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Urgent Appeal Appeals for Funds to Aid Needy
The Associated Charities reports doubled demands this year with 228 families and 531 homeless men seeking aid in four days. Funds are exhausted. every legitimate demand is met, and more is needed to prevent suffering. Donations should be made to William H. Alvis, Treasurer, with signatures from William Christie Herron Wm. B. Thalheimer and George H. Stearns, Finance Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Alvis
Wiliam Christie Herron
B. Thalheimer
George H. Stearns
Former Gibson cashier marries California ranch owner
Miss Daisy Fletcher, a Gibson House cashier, wed E. N. D'Oyly, a California ranch owner, on December 7 in Hamilton. The couple planned to board for the West that night and will reside on D'Oyly’s 3,800 acre ranch near San Jose after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Fletcher
Gibson House
E. N. D'Oyly
California
Mr. D'Oyly
San Jose
Cal
Cincinnati Businessmen Push L and N Terminal Plan
The Associated Organizations push legislation to authorize completing the L and N railroad terminals in Cincinnati. Courts blocked work in 1852 over street uprights. steamboat interests back the viaduct, river traffic unaffected. The Transportation Committee will hold more meetings and report results to the Executive Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Committee of the Associated Organizations
Transportation Committee of the Associated Organizations
Bishops Approve Book On The Incarnation And Virgin Birth
The Rev Dr R J Cooke's publication The Incarnation and Virgin Birth was added to the course of study for Methodist ministers after a bishops conference action. Dr H C Jameson will review the book at the ministers meeting January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Cooke
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Bishops
Cooker
H. C. Jameson
Methodist Ministers
Farewell Services for Major Escott at East Eighth Citadel
Major Escott and his wife of the Salvation Army will be honored with farewell services tomorrow afternoon at the East Eighth street citadel. Salvation Army officials from the Middle West, led by Colonel R. E. Holz, and a citizens' committee including Eugene Lewis and John Galvin will attend. On Wednesday Escott departs for Indianapolis to lead the Salvation Army there, with Staff Captain J. M. Richards of Cleveland set to succeed him here. A farewell dinner and reception for district officers and friends is planned Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escott
Salvation Army
Citadel
East Eighth Street
Middle West Province
R. E. Holz
Citizens’ Committee
United States
Eugene Lewis
Albert J. Nast
John Galvin
Frank Wiborg
Indianapolis
J. M. Richards
Cleveland
John Galley
Panama
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Residences
The notice lists marriage licenses including Arthur Smith of 209 Shillito Street and Anna Compton, Albert Magly of 557 Boal Street and Nellie English of West Eighth Street, Laurence T. Py Ratland Kentucky, Ottice Finch of Linton Hotel, Vernon R. Can of Lima Ohio, and Beth Waitt with a 22 date reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Smith
Shillito
Anna Compton
Bank St
Albert Magly
Boal
Cadece
Nellie English
West Eighth St
Laurence T. Py
Ratland, KY
Ottice Finch
Linton Hotel
Vernon R. Can
Lima, O
Julia
Boy Wins First Prize At Music Hall Pony Show
Master Albert Erhardt of 4170 Hamilton Avenue captured the top prize for best pony driver at the Music Hall event. The 13 year old received an ovation as the crowd hailed his victory with pride for his pony and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Erhardt
Gottlieb Erhardt
Hamilton Avenue
Albert
Syrian Temple Special Meeting Announced in New Mexico
Special meeting scheduled Saturday January 18 at 7 30 p m for transaction of business and reception of petitions. Signed Keef er Potentate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrian Temple
Keefer
Potentate
Obituary notices for Bonte Cooper Moorbrink Mayer Moore
Obituaries for Imogene A Bonte widow of Peter C Bonte at 545 Ridgeway Ave on Jan 14 1908 aged 82 Samuel M Cooper father of Mrs Pruden died Jan 17 at 911 Chateau Ave Price Hill service Jan 21 burial private Mrs J F Moorbrink aged 64 at 1501 East McMillan St due notice of funeral Elizabeth Mayer 14 died Jan 1908 at 1613 East McMillan St funeral Jan 18 1 pm burial private Lucian S Moore husband of Rebecca Pierson Moore died in Detroit Jan 12 age 6 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonte
Imogene A
Peter C. Bonte
Ridgeway Avenue
Cooper
Samuel M
A. J. Pruden
Chateau Avenue
Price Hill
Nous
Pittsburg
Moorbrink
J. F
East McMillan Street
Mayer
E Elizabeth
G. A
Eleanor Mayer
McMillan Street
Moore
Lucian S
Rebecca Pierson Moore
Detroit
Meinhardt Elizabeth widow of Henry Meinhardt dies aged 69
Obituary notices list Elizabeth Meinhardt widow of Henry Meinhardt dying Thursday January 16 in her sixty-ninth year. Funeral set for Saturday January 18 at 1 p.m. from 5117 Ann Street Madisonville with burial at Spring Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meinhardt
Elizabeth
Henry Meinhardt
Ann Street
Madisonville
Burnla
Spring Grove
Pinckard — Tille
Christiaan Church
Locust Street
Walnut Hills
Siever
Anna Marie Siever
Barth
John Fréd Siever
East Liberty Street
Specker
John B., Jr
Silver City
N. M
Lincoln Avenue
Mon
Church of the Assumption
Gilbert Avenue
In Memoriam and Inquest Notes from City Records
A list of deceased and inquest items includes Elizabeth Rostenschher 71 of 558 West Seventh with cancer. Rose Ryan with heart disease. Fred Huppertz 66 at City Hospital 1722 Vine with pneumonia. John Simon 64 at 1710 Central with brain softening. Augusta Dauber 6 at 616 Central with nephritis. EzriAh Withy 54 at St Marys Hospital 1108 Race with heart disease. age 90 at St Marys Hospital 1918 Linn with senility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventh
Rostenscher
Elizabeth
Tu Wade
Ryan
Rose
Summit
Huppertz
Fred
City Hospital
Simon
John
Dauber
Augusta
Withy
Ezriah
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
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Army Engineers Report
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Business Men Will Aid Ltd
Century Dictionary & Cyclopedia & Atlas
Cosmopolitan
Cosmopolitan Magazine
John Shillits Company
Alleghanies
Major Escott
Masonic
BIG
NEW York Central Lines
ST. Louis
Chicago
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Buck
Mellissa
Oak
Winslow
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Tillie
Park
Thornton
Garry
Bracken Road
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Kossuth
Gente
Adam
Langidha
ryyicHie Bro Jewelers
W.4th St
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