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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1908
Page
5
In an advertisement style note the era markets Hood's Pills and Hood's Sarsaparilla as cures for grip with testimonials from Mrs. Alice Barr and Durell Nurford. The ad claims the products prevent doctors' bills and praise the tonic as a strength giver and stomach aid. Sold widely in liquid or Sarsatabs at one dollar for one hundred doses.
A Flobert rifle exploded yesterday in the hands of Charles J. Clark, 19, of 2835 McMicken avenue, inflicting severe burns to his hands and face. In other news, the sixth annual Cincinnati Newspaper Artists Society exhibition opens in the Grand Hotel parlors tomorrow.
Patrolmen last night arrested James H. Smith a 40 year old tailor of 1633 Moore Street and Agnes Folliard aged 12 of 11g1 Walnut Street in the Cincinnati Hotel at Ninth and Sycamore streets.
Francis Hookinson Smith entertained a large audience of Masons and their families in the Scottish Rite Cathedral last evening with his lecture Old Fashioned Folks Grave and Gay.
The officers of the En Campment Union Veteran ague will gather this noon in Central Turners Hall Room 2 with Colonel filiam Miller serving as mustering officer.
The Sacred Hearts Church Camp Washington will host a sacred music concert tomorrow at 7 30 p m Rev J M Seldmann will give an account of a trip to Rome Choir directed by Martin Boyce
J. T. Dunn of Indianapolis, a conductor, obtained a license to wed Mrs. Ethel Campbell, a Lorraine Hotel cashier, in a court visit yesterday. He said he wished to keep the engagement quiet to surprise friends.
The annual children masque ball was held last night at Vine and Daniel streets home of the North Cincinnati Turnverein. About 1000 youngsters attended with Gustave Cleméns leading the organizing committee.
New York educator and physician Reverend William W Smith will lecture in Southern Ohio under Episcopal Church Sunday School Commission. He speaks on The Religious Training of Children at the Church of the Advent in Kemper Lane Walnut Hills this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Prof Paul Clemen, visiting under the German American professor exchange, will lecture at the University of Cincinnati on January 29 on Modern German Art. He is a professor of aesthetics at the University of Bonn, where the imperial princes are educated.
Jerry Ryan aged 44 of Spencer House fell fourteen feet while putting up a sign at 21 West Pearl Street and suffered fractures to both ankles. Otto Troeger aged 13 of Cummitts ville fell from a hayloft while playing and broke his arm. Frank Ackerman aged 26 of Broadway 1350 in Music Hall rink broke his arm. Police found a gambling game at Weldon V Carey saloon 3339 Glenway Avenue with proprietor and patrons charged.
Coroner Cameron was notified last night of the death of Joseph Martin aged 49 a farmer living in Salem Oregon He and his entire family have been stricken with the grip Last night a family member found the sick man dead in his room.
The Commercials Tribune presents two Stoups of Cincinnati fire ladies in a full page illustrated feature for next Sunday. The issue comes free with the Sunday edition and includes pictures stories jokes and incidents. Order now and spot your fireman friend among the pages.
Clifton capitalist Breuer faces arson and concealed weapon charges over a dynamite plot to blow the Franklin Building at Third and Plum. He denies guilt, claims enemies plot against him, and a January 28 court date is set with bonds at $2,000.
G A R members of WM H Lytle Post No 47 and W R G No 134 meet January 22 at 8 p m in Central Turner Hall to discuss matters of interest. Brighton Council No 324 JR O U A M holds grand rally January 22 near Walnut at Eagles Hall with speakers H M Crow P Smith and Jesse Taylor. Closed.
Reading of local notices shows multiple Masonic and Knight Templar bodies scheduling special meetings and stated conclaves in January. Listings include Lafayette Lodge No 1 F and A M 7:30 pm January 21 with F C Degree, Miami Lodge No 46 6 pm January 21 with E A and M M, Trinity Commandery No 41 Knight Templars 7:30 pm January 20, and more with visitors invited and degrees to be worked.
Beloved Addison Cyrus son of Eva Addison dies aged 7 10 after brief illness with funeral at 408 Sycamore Flat No 1 Tuesday January 21 services at Presbyterian Montg ery O at 11 am Buck McElissa Clough wife of Dr J D Buck funeral Monday January 20 10 am at Oak and Winslow no flowers requested Samuel M Cooper father in law of Mrs A J Pruden dies January 17 8 30 am at 911 Chateau Price Hill funeral Monday 2 pm burial private Edna Wade Humphreys dies after short illness Cumberland Avondale January 18 due notice of funerals will be given Katherine Kuwn January 16 wife of Charles Kuttn daughter of Weston and Julia Clark funeral from 758 West Fourth Monday January 2 930 am Requiem high masses at St Patrick Church 9 am Nora A Kelly sister of Rev John Kelly dies January 17 4 39 pm at 323 Modge Newport Ky nee yrenee funeral Tuesday 8 30 am Requiem mass at Church of the Immaculations Conception 9 am
Bargain in fur lined coats as winter arrives. Long coats and short jackets in velvet and caracal, exquisitely lined, offer savings now. Winter will stay, making this a timely money saver.
Obituaries list Edward Knauber Catherine Leurck James R. Ledyard Mary Mendenhall J. F. Moorerink Lucian S Moore William V Range Anna Marie Siever John B Specker One J. Luchy widow of J W Tuohy Charles Zimmermann and others, with funeral times and burial details across several local addresses.
The bereaved family thanks friends relatives Rev. C. E. Walker Rev. J. B. Sowers Undertakers Tredway Bros for kindness shown after the death of husband son and brother Orin Mason Bricker while they mourn this bereavement.
Burial permits recorded for numerous individuals with ages from 2 months to 67, listing names, addresses, and causes including senility dropsy consumption heart disease asthma intestinal obstruction and influenza. Entries reference Barton street McMillan street East McMillan street Gladstone avenue Foraker avenue and various institutions.
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