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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1908
Page
30
The Dreamor Women offers deep reductions on all former prices with up to one fourth and more slashed. Imported Rajah Shantung Crepe-de-Chine Foulard dresses now $18.75 to $22.50 from $45 to $75, while waists children's dresses coats and high class millinery also see significant savings. Shop for value through newspaper style comparison and careful buying decisions.
The court denied a new trial in the Corbin & Co whisk y seizure case after the government argued the thirteen barrels contained substituted spirits. The judge ruled the substitution, whether by distillers or intermediaries, was shown by evidence and upheld the jury finding. Appeals outlook points to the U S Court of Appeals and possibly the Supreme Court.
Louisville's new 37.5 million gallon daily filter plant went into operation after years of delays. The 10 million dollar system, designed by the late Charles Hermany of the Louisville Water Company, marks the citys first clear water in the restored supply since 1901 bids were opened.
A special train bound for Indianapolis arrived early as the Cincinnati party departed, with the Capital city's boys shouting for Garry Herrmann. The Waterloo stop drew cheers and excitement as the delegation traveled in a festive mood, marking a lively moment in the journey.
A woman abandons seaside and mountain resorts for a budget friendly campaign wagon tour. The piece details a two burner stove canvas top wagon trip across country with two blankets and minimal gear, emphasizing nature and self reliance over luxury.
Milford mayor Harry H. Hill resigns July 10 from August Ferger & Co to start his own grain business. He is a noted Cincinnati businessman with long ties to the Chamber of Commerce and prior roles at Union Hay and Grain and other firms.
Louis W. Foster John W. Scott Arthur Baldwin Walter Campbell and Edward Heil convicted in federal court for mail fraud in a bucket shop case. They posted 5000 bonds to appeal to the United States circuit court of appeals. John M. Gorman also convicted and posted bond. Forty four errors cited in motions for a new trial. Clerk filed record including a quotation book and daily transactions not printed.
Gibson Long aged 84 died at his home on East Liberty Street from a broken hip sustained in a fall six weeks earlier. The death was attributed to complications from the fracture.
The Federated Catholic societies plan an Aug 15 feast of the Assumption with Irish decor, emerald lights, and a large parade possibly 20 000 strong. Organizers from Kentucky Hamilton Dayton and Springfield attend a Burnet House meeting led by Dr Thomas Hart to ensure a memorable Irish Day outing.
After the fourth of July celebration three cases arrived at the city hospital. Louis Falliace twenty five of 426 West Court was injured by a cannon cracker in his hand and burned. Harry Jennings twenty nine of 822 Clark street was holding a common cracker in his hand when it exploded wounding his hand. A third boy Ladke seventeen fifty West street was buried by a toy cannon firework during the event.
Health officer halts sale of slop feed at a major county distillery after a conflict. Brown stated the distillery will stop selling slop and will dry grain on site to meet conditions. Officials urged others to follow suit to avoid further trouble.
James Smith, 220 Beets, was arrested by Patrolman Maischafter on a complaint of inappropriate conduct toward a young girl. The court dismissed the case as the matter moved through preliminary review.
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