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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1914

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Difficult Funeral Planned for Hebauf in Cincinnati

Undertakers prepare a rare and hazardous funeral for Mrs. Bernadina Hebauf. A special casket and a homemade lowering stand will manage the steep Mt Hope hill from her Elberon Avenue home to the Church of the Blessed Sacrament for an 8 o clock requiem high mass. Interment follows at St Joseph's Cemetery Price Hill.

Busse & Borgman Bernadina Josephine Hebauf EH Elberon Avenue Mt. Hope Road Mt. Hope Cincinnati Church of the Blessed Sacrament St. Joseph’s Cemetery Price Hill

Handsome jaguar Nero arrives at Cincinnati Zoo as gift

Nero the jaguar from South America, named El Tigre, was gifted to the Cincinnati Zoo by D. L. Baumgarten of Cincinnati. Curator Stephan called him a fine, tame cub-size specimen, captured after the mother was killed by cattle owners. Baumgarten noted the jaguar is rare and highly valued by collectors.

Nero Cincinnati Zoological Garden South America New York City D. L. Baumgarten May Street Mr. Baumgarten United States Colombia Cincinnati Zoo

Police trace owner of abandoned auto

Police reported an abandoned auto found in Florence Kentucky bearing Ohio plate 62 725. The marshal noted several colored men and women seen in the car earlier. Records identify owner as Robert Le Blond of LeBlond Machine Tool Company, who said the machine was sold to Twyman Motor Car Company. Later police located the owner B F Fenner of Hillsboro Kentucky, who said it was purchased January 12 and taken a few days later.

Ohio Florence Robert LeBlond LeBlond Machine Tool Company Twyman Motor Car Company B. F. Fenner Hillsboro

Boy From Dallas Sent To Local Boys' Home For Training

A nine year old lad named Herbert Hawles arrived by the Southern Express with a small suitcase and overcoat. A note pinned to his lapel directed him from Dallas to the Boys' Home, where Mr. O'Leary welcomed him and will oversee his training. The boy's mother in the Southwest sought a similar upbringing for her child, learning of the home from its successful former wards.

Southern Express Dallas Tex Mr. O'Leary Herbert Hawles

Stag Entertainment at Cincinnati Art Club Promises Circus Themed Acts

A Cincinnati Art Club event billed as men only features members in costumes performing sawdust stunts and freak acts in a stag show described as broad if not staggering. Attendees are urged to obtain tickets and expect a carnival like spectacle with hints of circus and dime museum theatrics.

Cincin Nati

Youth Beat by Two Men Found at City Corner

Robert Webb aged 16 a machinist was found badly beaten at Third and Smith early yesterday. He was taken to City Hospital in Auto Patrol 4 after two men attacked him about 4 am for no reason he could name. He suffered a sprained ankle a swollen eye and forehead and other facial injuries.

Robert Webb Third and Smith

Snag Social Clubroom Liquor Violation Arrests Officer Alleges

James McLaughlin age 4 of 1423 Gladstone Avenue was arrested for violating liquor license law after officers found two kegs of beer at the Snag Social Club on Front Street. He is named as president of the club. Police Lieutenant Watson and Patrolman Nagel led the action last night.

James McLaughlin Gladstone Avenue McLaughlin Snag Front Street Watson Nagel

Blaze at University Club causes $400 damage

Firefighters battled a blaze at the University Club on Fourth and Broadway around 9 o clock from an overheated furnace, causing $400 in insured damage. Sparks from a neighboring house damaged Mrs. Anna Shuster's home at 2568 Prade Street in Fairmount for $26. another rear residence fire had an unknown cause.

University Club Fourth and Broadway Anna Shuster Prade Street Fairmount

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