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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1908

Page

5

Walsh Goes East to Settle C H D Deal

Secretary Thomas J. Walsh calls a stockholders meeting for August 10 at 11 am in Cincinnati to consider approving readjustment of the C H D Railway liabilities and securities. If enough creditor assents come in time, holders can ratify the deal. otherwise the meeting may be abandoned. Walsh travels East today to advance the agreement.

C., H. & D. Railway Company Thomas J. Walsh Cincinnati Walsh

Advertisers Propose Representation for Peebles Cornerstone

Ben Mulford Jr president of the Advertisers club writes Colonel I N Martin builder of the new theater near Peebles corner inviting club representation at the cornerstone laying in a few days. He designates C E Culbertson Joseph D Engelbert Frederick Zinsle F M Boutelle David S Tarbell Frank Workman H E Hall Joseph Schmidt Albert De Monduzin and Con Zech as the club’s delegates.

Ben Mulford, Jr Advertisers’ Club I. N. Martin Peebles Corner C. E. Culbertson Joseph D. Engelbert Frederick Zinsle F. M. Boutelle David S. Tarbell Frank Workman H. E. Hall

Laidlaw Denies Interview About Manss Absence

After a board quarrel over Penwell’s parole, Manss questioned a quoted interview in which Laidlaw allegedly claimed Manss was absent. Laidlaw denied making the remark and the dispute subsided. Manss was upset by Penwell’s pardon while absent.

Manss Danner Weil Penwell Laidlaw

Army plans camp meeting at Epworth Heights encampment

Epworth Heights will host the annual state troops encampment from July 23 to August a Salvation Army camp meeting follows with Colonel William Beart as chief secretary in command. Five hundred members will attend and the focus includes work in slums an army wedding and a Bal Chautauqua.

Epworth Heights Salvation Army William Beart Unitedn Forces

Bigelow Leaves Politics for Pulpit After Church Sale

The Rev. Herbert Bigelow announces retirement from active politics and will focus on preaching. He plans to use the Grand Opera House for Sunday services starting in October after arrangements with Havlin and Rainforth following the sale of Vine Street Congregational Church.

Herbert Bigelow People’s Church of Cincinnati Vine Street Congregational Church Unity Club

Salesman Killed in Camp Accident Near South Bend

Russell J. Grose, a Hall Safe company salesman, died in a summer camp incident when a boy named Bentley Matthews discharged a weapon prematurely. Grose, famed as a vaudeville performer and “hand cuff king,” had recently purchased safes in Cincinnati and often traveled for orders. His body will be moved to his family’s eastern home.

Hadwards Hall Hall Safe Company Russell J. Grose South Bend Ind Bentley Matthews Grose Cincinnati

Lowens tew Out On Bond In Nellie Martz Case

Monte Lowenstein mounted patrolman, accused of shooting Nellie Martz, was released from county jail on 5000 bond posted by Lewis E Theobald and William W Guthrie. He remains held for grand jury action as judge notes sufficient evidence to bind over but not hold without bond.

Monte Lowenstein Nellie Martz Lewis BE. Theobald William W. Guthrie Lowenstein

Cornerstone of Cincinnati Woman's Clubhouse laid

The Cincinnati Woman's Clubhouse cornerstone ceremony highlighted the club's history since 1894 and its planned facilities in central Cincinnati. Officials, including Mrs. Matthew Addy and Miss Anna Laws, outlined funding, building committees, and civic aims while a time capsule was prepared and a benediction offered.

Woman's Clubhouse George A. Thayer Matthew Addy Woman's Clubhouse Company Woman's Club Cincinnati Woman’s Clubhouse Company Cincinnati Woman's Club Anna Laws Morehead Clara Newton Hulbert J. J. Gest Kate Hinkle Irene K. Peebles Joseph Rawson William c. Herron Comany H. C. Yergason McLean Blair George C. Kerper Mary Gallagher Cincinnati Cincinnati Woman's Clubhouse Company Cincinnati Woman’s Club Woman’s Club United States Robert Hosea Court of Appeals Federated Women’s Clubs West Frank H. Nelson

Delegates Named for National Hay Association Meet

Fourteen Chamber of Commerce members plan to attend the National Hay association convention in Cedar Point Ohio from July 27 to 29 as delegates. The list includes C. E. Van Leunen James W. Ellis Bernard H. Wess Ralph Gray Herman Riesenberg Pliny M. Gale George A. Root C. B. Maguire W. W. Granger William H. Weber F. F. Collins Joseph Heutermann Ed F. Dennis and E. B. Terrill.

Chamber of Commerce National Hay Association Cedar Point C. E. van Leunen James W. Ellis Bernard H. Wess Ralph Gray Herman Riesenberg Pliny M. Gale George A. Root C. 8. Maguire W. W. Granger William H. Weber F. F. Collins Joseph Heutermann Ed F. Dennis E. B. Terrill

Cincinnati Park Board Moves to Issue 1 Million in Bonds

The Cincinnati park board plans an ordinance to issue 1 000 000 in park bonds under 1908 law. If council blocks it, a referendum petition will seek a November bond election to force a vote. The action aims to secure a majority for bond passage regardless of May 11 election results.

Supreme Court Park Commissioners of Cincinnati Park Commission

Bakery Agent Arrested on Embezzlement Charge

Nicholas Seiler, agent for the Yost bakery, was arrested by Detectives Harnold and Dwyer on a charge of embezzlement. Mathias Yost alleges Seiler took $15 of company funds by withholding mail sums during several weeks of travel and will be arraigned in police Court tomorrow.

Nicholas Seiler Yost Harnold and Dwyer Mathias Yost

Hotel Clerk Marries in Covington Surprise

Howard H. Fisher a well known Cincinnati hotel clerk married Miss Marcella Fritsche of Bellevue Kentucky yesterday. The couple obtained a license from Clerk Elias and were wed by Rev. Atkinson of the Fifth Street Christian Church. They plan to live in Covington.

Howard H. Fisher Cincinnati Marcella Fritsche Bellevue Covington Clerkelius Atkinson Fifth Street Christian Church

Germann Day Celebration to Draw Thousands in Cincinnati

The annual Germann day celebration expects 20 000 to 25 000 Teutonic residents and neighbors to gather at Chester park in Cincinnati on Sunday September 5. Judge Bode as president will arrange speakers from other cities to present new talent at the event.

Cincinnati Chester Park Bode

Turners Replevin Goods Against Saloon Keeper

Constable with writ of replevin called on Andre Balokh at 1545 Central avenue and demanded a barrel of dumb bells a vaulting horse and swinging clubs for Cincinnati Hungarian Forty-eighth Turners. Turners allege paraphernalia destroyed and seek 150 damages. case set for July 15 before Magistrate Smedes with attorney Gabriel H. Wolff.

Cincinnati Smedes Plaintiff Club Gabriel H. Wolff

Masonic Lodge Stated Meetings and Knights Templar Conclave

Lafayette Lodge No. 81 and Walnut Hills Lodge No. 48 announce stated meetings in July with 7 30 p m start times. Cincinnati Commandery No. 3 Knights Templar holds a conclave Monday July 12 at 7 30 p m. Willis Chapter No. 1 holds a Monday meeting at 1 30 p m with officers named.

Lafayette Lodge A. M James N. Ramsey W. M Cincinnati Knights Templars Schuyler B. Tuthill Walnut Hills Lodge A . S. Oppenheimer William Schuchardt Sec’y

Knights of Pythias Douglas Lodge to confer Knight Rank

Knights of Pythias Douglass Lodge No 21 will confer Knight Rank tomorrow evening July 12 and install officers. Visitors invited by W B Little D G C B W Boston C C and W E Gabel K of R and g.

Knights OF Pythias Douglass Lodge No Little B. W Boston C. Cc W. E. Gabel K

Funeral notices from 1909 Cincinnati area

A list of death notices and funeral arrangements including Burns Marina Ormsby 19, Culbertson Minnie E, Jonte May, Snabley Paul, Snell William T, Thompson Bertha Pearl Maud, Ward en Kate M, Windmoeller Jane, Witham Zue, and others with dates, times, and burial plans across addresses in College Hill Price Hill and surrounding districts.

Nee Healy Enos Culbertson L. M. Healy Glenway Avenue Price Hill Spring Grove Heluer—Herbert Newcastle Ind German Street Snell William T Harriet Street St. Peter’s Thompson Bertha Pearl Maud William G. Slefke Witham—Zue C. C. Archer Congress Avenue

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