City News Highlights From West Fourth Street Tragedy
An eight year old Celia Rubin died from injuries after tumbling from a third story window at 721 West Fourth Street. Washington mails denial targets Epileptic Institute Company run by Otto Kalmus. National Grand Master W L Houston of the United Order of Odd Fellows received a reception in city with Ohio Grand Lodge leaders. Typhoid fever report shows one death and five new cases, the highest in months, while consumption cases decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Rubin
West Fourth Street
City Hospital
Washington
Epileptic Institute Company
Otto Kalmus
W. L. Houston
United Order of Odd Fellows
George Hays
Ohio Grand Lodge
Allen Temple
Health Department
Missing Tusculum Heights teen James Harrington sought
James Harrington aged 16 is reported missing from Vine yard Place Tusculum Heights. He left his home Thursday evening wearing a dark suit and cap, is five feet six inches tall and weighs about 126 pounds. Police request information from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harrington
Vineyard Place
Tusculum Heights
City asphalt workers form union and elect officers
The asphalt workers union held elections and chose Mort Robbins as President Willis Roland as Vice President Charles Holliday as Secretary C H Henderson as Treasurer Dan Washington Frank Hopkins and John Morris as Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asphalt Workers
Thief Steals Jewelry From Mrs Fisk Home
While she cooked, a thief entered Mrs Lucy Fisk's residence at 128 East Third Street and stole a pocketbook and jewelry. She encountered the burglar in the kitchen as he fled into the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Fisk
East
Third Street
Missing Charles Ewald Teamster From 1651 Harrison Ave
Charles Ewald a teamster residing at 1651 Harrison avenue disappeared after leaving home for work. He was described as 165 pounds with a fair complexion and dark mustache, wearing a blue serge suit and gray soft hat. He was last seen in good spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ewald
Harrison Avenue
New Denatured Alcohol Rules Permit Storing and Use
Internal Revenue Collector Bettmann received official notice that the Government will permit storing and using denatured alcohol on premises manufacturing liquid medicinal preparations and in making other medicinal extracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Bettmann
Government moves to reveal partners in liquor licenses
The government will require full disclosure of all names in firms obtaining liquor retail licenses. Partners or company members must be listed, with prosecutions for noncompliance. Previously only a single partner’s name was shown on applications.
New Westwood Chapter of Eastern Star instituted
The Westwood Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star was instituted and installed. Grand Patron W. E. Marietta of Dayton conducted exercises, assisted by Grand Matrons Brickley and Jatocks. Work was exemplified by the McKinley Chapter with help from other chapters, Miss Lillie Volz was elected Worthy Matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood
Order of the Eastern Star
W. E. Marietta
Dayton
Fire Destroys Part Of W. C. Peale Co Paint Store
An early morning blaze at W. C. Peale & Co paint shop at 94 908 Central Avenue caused about $100 in damage. Samuel Schwartz of 572 West Seventh Street spotted the fire and alerted police. Fire Company No. 45 battled the flames and kept damage from worsening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Peale & Co
Central Avenue
Samuel Schwartz
West Seventh Street
City to pay St Louis Street Flushing Machine Co
The city board ordered payment for flushers bought under the Democratic administration. A proviso requires payment without interest for the period the city owned the machines, pending City Solicitor’s opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Board
St. Louis Street Flushing Machine Company
Rally of Clan Erin at Chester Park Promised Large Irish Day
Preparations for a major Clan Erin rally at Chester Park are underway with a planned Celtic reunion in the city and vicinity. Invitations will go to local Orangemen and the Scotch Gaels as Irish Day is forecast to draw the largest crowd ever at Chester Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan Erin
Chester Park
Peerless Athletic Club Outing to Woodsdale Island
The Peerless Athletic Club organizes an outing at Woodsdale Island today with Chairman Jacob Baschang and committee including George Buening Otto Sess A May P Kindel berger J Grimm Ed Freers W W Schrenker J Nagel P Johnson and F Freiderich in charge. Two morning and two noon trains will transport attendees to the venue and an attractive programme of athletic contests is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless Athletic Club
Woodsdale Island
Jacob Baschang
George Buening
Otto Sess
A. May
P. Kindelberger
J. Grimm
Ed Freers
W.W. Schrenker
J. Nagel
P. Johnson
F. Freiderich
Boarder Swindles Landlady With Worthless Check
Mrs L Drohan who runs a boarding house on John and Betts street was swindled by a boarder named Wilson. He paid with a $20 check for his board and received $5 change. The check proved worthless at the bank when presented. Police were notified.
Arrest of Garfield Park Crowd Nets One Youth
Police were called to Garfield Park on Eighth Street to arrest a gang of youths annoying an old man. Four fled. one, Fred Osborn 18, of 812 Vine Street, was captured and charged with disorderly conduct on a complaint by city employee Lewis Morris of 60 West McMillan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Park
Eighth Street
Fred Osborn
Vine Street
Lewis Morris
McMillan Street
Woman struck with beer glass at city resort
Carrie Biermann, living at Vine and Thill streets, was badly cut on the face last night when Ralph Martindale struck her with a beer glass at a resort on 223 West Twelfth street. The pair argued and Biermann was taken to City Hospital for treatment. Martindale fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Biermann
Vine and
Thill Streets
Ralph Martindale
West Twelfth Street
Martindale
Figures reveal losses from secret Society of Equity
Reported figures detail tobacco grower losses attributed to the secret Society of Equity, with the numbers promised to be printed in The Commercial Tribune on Sunday August 2 as eye-openers for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igures
Ibeas
Secret Society of Equity
Ese
Commercial Tribune
Two Cincinnati Men Rescued Drowning Girls in Atlantic City
Thomas J. Logan and Louis C. Widrig attracted attention in Atlantic City as lifeguards watched two girls struggle to reach shore. The two Cincinnati rivals, noted for their neat appearance and premature gray hair, leaped into the surf and brought the swimmers to safety, entering the hero class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Thomas J. Logan
Louis C. Widrig
Shore
Adonis
Hyde Park to see new subdivision and church
A new Hyde Park subdivision is planned after a five acre tract at Madison and Edwards roads changed hands to a syndicate. The project includes 50 homes costing about 200000 and engineers will lay out lots tomorrow. The Camp Washington Methodist Church will add a brick house of worship costing 10000 on Hopple avenue and Sidney street with basement facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Isabelle F. Wood
Madison and
Edwards Roads
Madison Road
Lewis R. Smith
William A. Keadin
Camp Washington Methodist Episcopal Church
Crapsey & Lamm
Hopple Avenue
Sidney Street
Sacred Heart Congregation Building Additions and Alterations
Building permits granted for additions and alterations at the northwest corner of Massachusetts and Haywood avenues for Sacred Heart Congregation. Owner and cost details not fully legible in the provided text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Haywood Avenues
Sacred Heart Congregation
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court Listings
A batch of cases filed in Common Pleas Court No 140464 to No 140475 details partitions damages and alimony actions. Notable entries include Joseph Scheve vs Katherine Smith for partition of estate and Dorothy Dustin vs C L N Ry Co for 5000 damages. Also Eminent actions against The Cincinnati etc and several divorce and alimony suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Scheve
Katherine Smith
F. H. Kunkel
Rudolph Wurlitzer Company
T. L. Michie
T. R. Snyder
Augusta Young
Cincinnati
W. G. Roberts
T. L. Co
Jennie Manne
William J. Manne
A. H. Bode
Eva Silver
Edward Silver
Sparks
Nellie Koester
Louis Koester
William A. Simonton
First National Bank of Lockland
The
Auto Motor Car Company
William H. James
Frank H. Kunkel
Herancourt Brewing Company
George Yaffe
Kramer & Kramer
Adam Miller
Cincinnati Traction Company
C. R. Shoo We
L. F. Craig
Scott Bonham
Superior Court
Frederick H. W. Schmeising
City of
Guido Gores
Julia Hagedorn
William Windhorst Company
Outcast & Hickenlooper
Mary Finley
E. W. Cist
Saul Beachout
St. L. Ry. Co
Harold W. Houston
Denver mining promoter arrested for bad checks
FelixS. Goldsmith of Denver, a mining engineer and promoter, was arrested by Detectives Keating and Calnan. Tom Conroy, Oxford Cafe owner and Fifth and Vine street shoe-store proprietor, accuses him of passing checks without sufficient funds. Goldsmith recently gained notice for proposing a morning newspaper named The Morning Mail. His arrest stems from failing to satisfy debts to Conroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felixs
Goldsmith
Denver
Keating
Calnan
Tom Conroy
Oxford Cafe
Race Street
Fifth and Vine Streets
Morning Mail
Conroy
Clearance Sale of Odd Carpet Rolls at Cool Caf
Six floor clearance at Cool Caf offers deep cuts on Savonnerie, Wilton Velvet, Axminster, Velvet borders, Brussels, and room size rugs. Numerous remnant lengths and linoleum remnants priced per yard from 30c to 75c with several items marked down from higher figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savonnerie
Wilton
Axminster
Brussels
Bernard Kohnen dies. longtime West End resident mourned
Bernard Kohnen 82 of 947 West Sixth Street dies after a lingering illness. A pioneer of the West End and longtime C. H. & D. Railroad baggage department worker, he helped build the Whitewater Canal and is survived by one son and three daughters. Funeral arrangements set from his residence with a Requiem Mass at St. Anthony's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Kohnen
West Sixth Street
West End
Kohnen
Finnerty
John J
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Bernard
Bernadina Kohnen
Fledderman
St. Anthony’s Church
Whitewater Canal
William Kohnen
Joseph Kohnen
William Nixon
Stephen Meade
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Budd Street
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Price Hill
Park Ideas Aimed at Making City Parks Popular
Park Superintendent Rodgers plans music in all parks using a portable band stand but funds are lacking. He eyes Councilman Mullen’s moving picture exhibit in Lytle Park as a possible model for other parks. He whispers of acquiring land to extend Washington Park to Fourteenth Street for a playground and extending Lincoln Park to benefit children in the crowded tenement district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen
Lytle Park
Rodgers
Washington Park
Fourteenth Street
Lincoln Park
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Local Ledger
The column lists property transfers in Columbia Township and Norwood including Martha Morten to Wallace Morten 2.74 acres in Section 26, and several lot sales in Subdivisions and estates. It also notes mortgages filed and canceled with figures such as 3,000 and 4,100 dollars affecting clients like Bond Hill B A Co and Elizabeth Limmink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha G. Morten
Wallace G. Morten
Columbia Township
Ohio Land and Improvement Co
N. F. Ulrich
Albert Filade
Lawrence
Della Doyle
J. Schmucker
Carthage
Samuel H. Maitland
Charlotte Zinsle
C. E. Roll
Cses
R. French
George W._ Green
Isabelle Street
Hyde Park
Hilo
Frederick W. Fridman
Joseph Walking
J. B. Purcell
Charles Sackmann
A. Gerth
Main Av
Norwood
James Ott
Timothy McCollough
William Ott
Lloyd Av
Clark Bates
Lieydav
Mrraig Ooe
Vaniga Old Ness
Hermina Sterhan
Louisa Huxel
Price Hill Road
Carl 8
Rankin
Newbold L. Pierson
C. M. Steele
College Hill
David H. Pottenger
Alice H. Wheeler Et al
Anna Vonderwische
Charles Hewitt
Herbert T. Kent
Bond Hill B. A. Co
Benjamin H. Adler
Edward Rind
George A Eee
Miami Township
Elizabeth Limmink
Peter Hughes
Cottage B, & L
Shriners Enjoy Outing at the Zoo Day
Shriners and families gather in the city for a Shrine Day at the Zoo. The Shrine Band conducted by Dr Locke headlines the afternoon with a fine concert drawing applause. Kryl's Band also performs several selections in theShriners' honor as Shrine officers work to ensure a pleasant event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners
Shrine Band
Dr. Locke
Shriner
Kryl
Shrine
Musician Douglas Roxall Funeral Held After Died Thursday
The funeral of pianist Douglas Roxall was held yesterday afternoon at G. J. Sykes home Vernon Place the Revy. Christ Church minister Mr Poole conducted with a large crowd paying respects. Interment followed at Spring Grove Cemetery with Cincinnati Conservatory of Music faculty pallbearers including Louis Schwebel Albert Bering Hans Richard Harold Gibbs George Baur Wilhelm Kraut man Bernard Sturm Hugo Sederberg and George Leighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Roxall
G. J. Sykes
Vernon Place
Poole
Christ Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Louis Schwebel
Albert Bering
Hans Richard
Harold Gibbs
George Baur
Wilhelm Krautman
Bernard Sturm
Hugo Sederberg
George Leighton
Illustrated magazine feature tease for team photos next Sunday
The Commercial Tribune announces a big free magazine section in next Sunday's issue. Readers are invited to submit team pictures for possible inclusion and to secure a copy for the complete illustrated showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illustratedagazine
The
Commercial Tribune
Marriage Licenses In Various Cities And Names
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses with couples and partial addresses across White Oak Norwood Broadway Wyoming 627 E Twelfth Sycamore Sherman Av Boudinot Av St Bernard Avondale Haven St Cook Slivers and other locales. Names include Otto Schibi Julya Becker Henry C Pierle Eleanor Gloeckner Theodore Gran Clara Middler William Jackson Rosa Fette Katie Kracke A Schneider Tile Schwetschenau John Frankenstein Edith Huffman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schibi
Julya Becker
Henry C. P. Pierle
Eleanor. Gloeckner
Theodore Gran Clara Middler
William Jackson
Rosa Fette August
Peters
Katie Kracke
A. Schneider
Tile Schwetschenau
John Frankenstein
Edith Huffman
White Oak
Norwood
Eryvegt
Broadway
Eading
Yoming
E. Twelfth
Sycamore Si
Sherman
Boudinot
St. Bernard Avondale
Haven St
Cook
College of Music releases thirty first year catalogue with new piano teachers course
The College of Music issues its thirty first academic year prospectus in a larger volume. A new department offers a three grade piano teaching course under Mary Venable. Examiners include Albino Gorno and Romeo Gorno. Clerical board gains Rev John Gallagher. More students earned certificates last year. Mrs Lillian Arkell Rixford spends summer at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
College of Music
Mary. Venable
Albino Gorno
A. J. Gantvoort
Romeo Gorno
Lino Mattioli
Howard McReynolds Weds at West Walnut Hills
At the residence of John S. Woods 840 Lincoln Avenue West Walnut Hills Otis McGraw Howard and Hattie Cook McReynolds were joined in marriage by the Rev George A Thayer on Saturday evening July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M’reynolds
John S. Woods
Lincoln Avenue
West
Walnut Hills
George A. Thayer
Otis McGraw Howard
Hattibe
Cook McReynolds
Brown and Costello Obituary Notices
Jane Dennis Brown widow of the late John Horton Brown aged seventy four dies July 26 at 7 30 am. Funeral from 1548 Pullan Ave July 27 at 2 pm. Samuel J Brown Terre Haute Ind due notice of funeral. William J Costello aged 43 husband of Catherine nee Cannon dies July 23. funeral from 1042 Rittenhouse St July 26 7 30 am High mass at St Edwards Church 8 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marhoefer
John
Mary Marhoefer
New Gross
Scioto Street
Maés
St. George's Church
Brown
Jane Dennis
John Horton Brown
Pullan Avenue
Samuel J
Terre Haute
Ind
Costello
William J
Catherine
Mee Cannon
Rittenhouse Street
St. Edwards Church
Bereaved Miller Family Acknowledges Funeral Helpers
The William Miller family thanks friends and relatives for sympathy during their loss. They praise floral offerings pallbearers Revagelskamp soloists Loyal Legion Lytle Post Master Carpenters Exchange Masonic orders Elm Street Club Pioneers and J J Sullivan Co undertakers for handling the funeral of William V Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Miller
Revagelskamp
Soloists
Loyal Legion
Lytle Post
Master Carpenters’ Exchange
Masonic Orders
Elm Street Club
The
Pioneers
J. J. Sullivan & Co
William Miller
Sixth Floor Dress Goods Sale at 80 Percent Off
Storewide sale features 800 pieces of dress ginghams lawns and batistes with marked reductions. Including Scotch ginghams, English chiffon voile, and imported dress goods formerly priced up to $1.25 per yard, now offered at low sale prices per yard.
Bereaved family thanks for support after loss of son Gordon Juengling
In Cincinnati on July 24 1908 Gustave Juengling and his wife express gratitude to relatives and friends for sympathy and floral tributes in the death of their son Gordon Juengling. They also thank Father Yauss of Heart of Jesus Church and Mr F M Westerman for funeral services. Burial permits list multiple deaths with causes and ages including Anurism of the aorta and cerebral hemorrhage among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Gordon Juengling
Yauss
Heart of Jesus Church
F. M. Westerman
Gustave Juengling
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City News
D. Asphalt Workers
Eastern Star Lodge
Athletic Club
Camp Washington
Cleneay & Nourse
Dexter Avenue
G. .S. Little
Strobridge Lithographing Company
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
Krell Piano Company
Richmond Street
Carr
June Street
Reading Road
J.B. Blacker
Common Pleas Court
Long
Giesken
Margaret
East Thirteenth Street
St. Mary’s Church
Kennedy
Elizabeth M
James
Elizabeth Kennedy
Russell
Joseph Ahlers
Enright Avenue
St. Lawrence’s Church
Lunkenheimer
Carl Frederick
Pasadena
Cal
Spring Grove
Khindly
Lucius—Elizabeth Meyer
Hartwell
Indianapolis
Chicago
Murray
Catharine (Nee Schroeder
R. J. Murray
East Fifth
St. Xavier’s Church
Sodality
Ross
Olin
Alma Reid
Sterling Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Evargreen
Cincinnati Conservatory
Oro
Lillian Arkell Rixford
Colleges of Music
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Batiste
the Hims & Doepke Co
Dimity
Cool Cafe
Wuerdeman
18Th St
Bet
Walnut Sts
the Commercial Tribune
Middle West
Asberry
Bll
Wilming
Mary
St. Mary's Hospital
Dandridge
St. Mary’s Hospital
Katherine
Good Samarine Hospital
M'Kenzie
Ann
East Fourth
Raaf
Hilda
Shadwell
Giesker
Woodward
Runnels
Clara
Freeman
Reed
Elizabeth
Pleasant
Poxall
Douglas
Bethesda Hospital
Haydock Flats
Peelman
Ralph
Colerain
Marasmus
Mayer
Michael
Bremen
Ichierro Jewelers
W. Fourth St
Sgopau
Fune Automobile and Carriage Livery
Plum St
Ts Reever, Soc Ae Blymyer
Tel
Canal
Res. N
John Church
G. S
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