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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
14
Chief of Police Millikin and his family will depart Monday for a three week trip through Yellowstone Park, Colorado destinations hinted.
W. B. Gatherman and J. M. Plaut of Cincinnati registered yesterday at The New York Herald office in Paris.
The funeral service for Will S. Heck, who died in Chillicothe on Tuesday, was held yesterday afternoon at the Elks Temple. He was buried at Spring Grove.
The wife of Karl E. Anderson a 47 year old carpenter of 239 Sycamore Street asked police to locate her husband who has been missing from home since June 1.
Judge Lueders will hold Police Court tomorrow morning to prevent holding detainees until Monday. Chief Archibald has issued orders suspending all days off on the Fourth.
Mrs. Ellen Smith aged 63 of 221 East Pearl Street was injured in a fall at her home yesterday. She was rushed to City Hospital and officials fear a fractured skull.
Alexander Cuninghame a coal merchant was arrested for driving his automobile the wrong way in Fountain Square and appeared before Judge Sueders yesterday. The case was dismissed and the judge warned him not to repeat the act.
Parents of Carl Weiglein of 4457 Euclid Avenue Winton Place returned from Niagara Falls to learn their son was found drowned. A few hours later his body was recovered near the foot of Niagara Street by John Brosmore.
Yesterday the quarterly inspection was held at the House of Refuge by Weil Maass and afner. In the evening President Laidlaw of the board presented prizes to the institution's honor pupils. Principal W C Washburn of the public schools delivered an address.
Amanda Guethlein, 17, of 2138 Storrs Street, was arrested by Patrolman Banfield for petit larceny. She confessed in Police Court that she took $36 from a $150 roll belonging to John Losey of the same address to buy clothing. The case was continued.
Funeral services for Edward Roberts head of E Roberts & Co lumber dealers will be held this afternoon at the residence 2345 Highland Avenue Walnut Hills Reverend Charles Sumner Brown pastor of Walnut Hills Baptist Church will preach the sermon Interment in Spring Grove Cemetery
Joseph Menke, a merchant at 1345 Walnut Street, sold a wrapper valued at 1.25 and sent a boy to 12 Mercer Street with it. The buyer asked for change for a $10 bill. On arrival, the man kept the wrap and the change, then sent the boy back to the store for socks.
William and Bertha Frick of East Twelfth Street faced Police Court after Mrs Frick testified that Frick threatened to spoil her beauty. Frick testified she stabbed him in the eye with a fork. He was fined 25 dollars and costs while Mrs Frick was told to go home.
A sick woman described severe heart trouble and shortness of breath and credits Dr Miles New Heart Cure with improving her condition after five bottles. She states she did not die and notes a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help.
The Cincinnati district shows whisky revenue down about 2.5 million with overall annual decline near six million. Officials attribute losses to prohibition era conditions both in and out of state. beer and tobacco show steadier or improved figures while whisky bears the brunt.
Cincinnati Subtreasury reports 155.45 million for year ending June 30 up from last year by 6.01 million. Firemen to receive one day off per fire after October 1 under Keenan ordinance. total city costs rise about 400,000 this year. Bond issue authorized for Hubbard tract park repairs. Harrison avenue improvements planned with granite paving. municipal resignations and appointments noted.
The Illustrated Magazine promises a Sunday issue showcasing a group of beautiful women from two states. The publication will also include articles stories jokes and pictures for a Sunday afternoon read. The handsome free magazine comes with the regular Sunday paper.
Cincinnati leaders lock in plans for a Taft notification day with a 21 gun salute parade and a public holiday. The Executive Committee organizes funds, marching clubs, and reception duties while assuring no political bias in the main event. Yale men prepare to join tonight at the University Club.
The widow Lena Schlosser identifies John Schlosser, 69, who lived at 15383 Vine Street and worked at a brewery, as the drowned man pulled from the canal near Walnut Street Bridge. An inquest heard he had been despondent over unemployment and had left home to drown himself.
Obituaries list multiple deaths with funeral details from June to July including Joseph C Butler, A M Cheeseman, Sarah G Coleman, Alice Fries, Murat Halstead, Grace Hill, A F Joseph, Edward W Kummer, Catherine Keegan, Louisa Narwold, and Louis Carl Weigelein. Burial dates and first burial places noted. several omit flowers. Also lists numerous burial permits and inquests across several city locations.
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