Its on European Trip
Henr Kiefer son of Daniel Kiefer left for New York where he will sail to Europe for a two month stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henr Kiefer
Daniel Kiefer
New York
Europe
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
5
Knights of P outings set for Sandusky trip
Colonel William Klein of the K of P will travel from Cincinnati to Sandusky Wednesday to arrange the annual ten day outing. About three hundred Knights are expected to attend the excursion from Cincinnati. Benjamin Wormeser a 60 year old City Hall watchman was injured yesterday by a fall at his home at Ninth and John streets. He was taken to City Hospital with a sprained and cut arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Buekermann
Clark Street
Hos
William Klein
The
K. of P
Sandusky
Cincinnati
Benjamin Wormeser
Ninth
John Streets
Ring Lost by Man Leaving Apartment
Thomas Wood reported losing a diamond ring valued at 200 dollars while leaving his residence at Eighth and Race streets. He noted the ring was on his finger when he departed his room but had vanished by the time he reached the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wood
Eighth
Race Streets
Bicycle thief continues to ride away with wheel
Police last week arrested a man suspected of bicycle theft but larceny persists. William Kuhn of 12 East Thirteenth Street saw a man riding his wheel down the street and could not catch him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kuhn
East Thirteenth Street
Kuhn
Louis Ballenberg Funeral in Cincinnati Church
The funeral of Louis M. Ballenberg noted Cincinnati musician who died at 922 Nassau Street Walnut Hills will be at Spring Grove Cemetery chapel with interment there. Coroner notified on Jacob Brunner death at 1710 Bremen Street due to natural causes after brief illness. Cincinnati District Association Woman’s Home Missionary Society to hold all day meeting at Walnut Hills M B Church Tuesday at 10. Mrs F A Aiken to preside in absence of President Mrs William Christie Herron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ballenberg
Louis. M. Ballenberg
Cincinnati
Nassau Street
Walnut Hills
Spring Grove Cemetery
Cameron
Jacob Brunner
Bremen Street
Brunner
Cincinnati District Association
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. B
William Christie Herron
F. A. Aiken
Elder
Boaz
Ala
Ascension Day Observed by Knights Templar in Cincinnati
About 900 persons attended Ascension Day services by Cin cinnati Commandery No 3 Hanselmann Commandery No 16 and Trinity Commandery No 44 at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. 150 Knights in uniform watched as Samuel C. Taylor presided and Rev Heber D Ketcham delivered the address praising Christ and Christian civilization with music by Antoinette West Olive E Hamer John N Roberts and John C Hersh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hanselmann
Trinity
Knights Templars
Samuel C. Taylor
Jesus
Heber D. Ketcham
Christ
Mr. Ketcham
America
Antoinette West
Olive E. Hamer
John N. Roberts
John C. Hersh
Cure for Neuralgia Promised by Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills as a remedy for neuralgia and nerve pain. It claims the pills ease severe head and nerve pain, promising relief while constitutional treatment proceeds. The copy cites testimonials from Proas Laidlaw in Kansas and notes the product is not sold in bulk through Elkhart Indiana company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Ee Ane
Laidlaw, &Tes Center
Kansas
L CO
Elkhart
Ind
Ohio Flour Fight Moves to Bakeries Plan
The Southwestern Millers Association of Hamilton and nearby counties meets at Gibson House to push bakers toward using Ohio flour milled from Ohio wheat. Leaders note three Ohio mills already run bakeries and expect further announcements. They claim Ohio flour is superior and vow to undercut bakers by baking bread themselves if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Millers’ Association
Hamilton
Gibson House
Ohio
Wives blamed for street stabbing family feud
Henry Watkins of 628 West Fourth street is arrested after a family dispute with his brother in law Horace Ferguson of 558 West Sixth street ends in Ferguson being stabbed on Third street near Central avenue. Ferguson is listed as possibly nonrecovering. Watkins faces a charge of cutting to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watkins
West Fourth Street
Horace Ferguson
West Sixth Street
Third Street
Central Avenue
Watkins
Ferguson
Brink
Quarrel Ends With Eye Injury At 212 East Twelfth
William Flick, 31, a porter of 212 East Twelfth street, may lose the use of his right eye after a quarrel with his wife Bertha. Patrolman McCabe stopped the scene as Mrs Flick gouged Flick with a fork. Both were arrested for disorderly conduct. Flick sent to City Hospital. Mrs Flick says she objected to his criticism of her Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Flick
East Twelfth Street
Bertha
McCabe
Driver Dies Under City Wagon Wheels
Coroner Cameron will investigate the death of Louis Smith, 43, a city flushing wagon driver. He died after being run over by his wagon on Second Street between Walnut and Main, shortly after 2 PM when his lines slipped and he fell between the wagon and the mules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Louis Smith
City Flushing
Commercial Tribune
Second Street
Walnut
Main Streets
Smith
Arrest Brings Back Old Crime Tale of Lang's Return
Charles Lang a 42 year old machinist of 453 West McMicken avenue was arrested on a grand larceny charge from 1893. The case, continued to June 4 in Police Court, follows Lang’s long wanderings from Chicago to Alliance to Europe before returning to Cincinnati where he was nabbed after employers recognized him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lang
West McMicken Avenue
Lueders
Lang
Chicago
Peter Schmidt
Coppin Street
Schmidt
Anna Sauer
Haywood Street
Camp Washington
Philip Deitsch
Alliance
Ohio
Atlantic Coast
England
Germany
Europe
Cincinnati
Traction Company
Brighton Hotel
Sweeney and
Houilion
Houillion
America
City Council Faces Quiet Summer Agenda Ahead
Hot weather will affect the council as minor improvements flood the docket and major legislation slows. A July summer recess usually follows a formal vote, with a $25,000 bond proposal to rebuild the Eighth Street Bridge on the agenda and health committee weighing a barber shop ordinance. A law committee report on repealing the coal tipple ordinance is also due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Democratic’ Administration
Finance Committee
Committee On Health
Committee On Law
Elks to Spend Day at Glendale Farm Event
The Elks of Lodge No. 5 will visit Albert Lackman's farm near Glendale on June 20 for the season opening outing. Members will meet at the Elm street temple at noon and march to the H. H. D. Depot led by the lodge band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Albert Lackman
Glendale
Lackman
Lodge No. 5
Temple
Elm Street
University school to present 225 pupil handiwork exhibit
The University school will stage an exhibition of handiwork by 225 pupils in the gymnasium on June 8 and 9. Closing exercises start June 8 in the large auditorium. The kindergarten and primary departments perform The Sleeping Beauty and Little Miss Muffet's Birthday Party, followed by a social and dance. Prof Edward Mack will give the principal address June 9 on The Value of a College Course to Our Sons and Daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mack
Lane Seminary
Tariff on Scrap Tobacco Upheld by Board of General Appraisers
The Board affirms that scrap tobacco falling from leaf during manufacture is dutiable as unmanufactured tobacco not specially enumerated or provided for under the tariff act of 1897. Protests by importers are overruled. requests to suspend pending a new circuit court suit are denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cellarius
Board of General Appraisers
Collector of Customs
Philadelphia
Portuondo Cigar Manufacturing Company
United States Supreme Court
Seeberger
Castro
WU. S
Dominguez Brothers
United States
Fed
Cohn
Spalding
Circuit Court of
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Obituary notices from Cincinnati area rail? community
Multiple death notices dated late May 1908 list names Mary Ann Barrington Henry Cilley Barbara Heim Theodore von Holle Mary A Jewels Michael Ruehlmann. Details give ages burial dates and funeral home or church locations in Newport and Cincinnati including Spring Grove St Bonaventure St Johns and Western Avenue addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
Mary Ann
Charles Ritter
Monroe Street
Newport
Cilley—Henry
Washington
Spring Grove
Heim—Barbara
Calhoun Street
St. George’s Church
von Holle
Theodore
Mary von Holle
Beckenhaus
Harrison Avenue
St. Bonaventura’s
Mary A
John A. Jewell
Western Avenue
Hopple Street
North Fairmount
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Metropolitan Service
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Linena
Seventh ST
John Shillits Company
Alleghanies
Southwestern Millers
Husband
Coronner
Elks of
Roueaoes
Masonic
Joe C. Clore
H. P
J. W. Kahler
Secy
J.j.sullivan , Co. Undertakers
Central Av
Erie Av
Hyde Park
Ledy
Qatken Sieveana
Langston Suit Pressing Club
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Smith Si
Closson
Fourth St
West
Brenner
J. H. Gest
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Ocean Steamers
Dacia
Acceses
Kaiser Wm. II
Kronprinz Wm
K. d. Gr
Plymouth-Chprbourg
Bremen
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PB. - Wene
Biss
K. Albert
North German
Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
N. Y
Atlas National Bank
Brighto
Kuhn & Sons
E. Third St
Western German Bank
First National Bank
Thomas Cook & Son
VINE
Birmingham
Queen& Crescent
N.W Corner
Fourth and Vine Streets
Central Union Depot
Hotels and Resorts
Hotel
Normandie
Washington, D. C
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McPherson Square
Havlin
Cincinnates Best Hotel
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