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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1906
Page
5
Seniors of the University of Cincinnati will perform a repeat of their class play Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay on the university campus Tuesday night.
William J. Smith aged 46 of 1222 Race Street fell at home yesterday fracturing a rib. He was transported to City Hospital for treatment.
Judge Thompson of the United States Court General B R Cowen and court attaches travel to Columbus tomorrow for the upcoming session to be held there this week.
The June session of the United States Court of Appeals opens Tuesday morning with Judge Lorton arriving from Nashville and Judge Severens from Kalamazoo Michigan.
Henry N. Darnell was arrested here yesterday and sent back to Indianapolis by Marshal Fagin on a charge of mailing a libelous postal card. Mrs. Mowrer of Lebanon assisted in securing the arrest.
Ray Bradford, 12, messenger for the Post Glover Company, fell down an elevator shaft at 314 West Fourth street. Rescue teams battled to retrieve the boy and medical staff declared him dead at the scene.
A man on 1204 East Third Street suffered contusions and a broken nose yesterday. He was transported to City Hospital by patrol 1.
The Cincinnati Woman's Club will open public playgrounds next Saturday. Facilities are located on West Pearl Street East Twelfth Street and in Brighton's crowded home district.
Friends of attorney F H Reppert gave him a surprise birthday celebration at his Silverton home Friday night. The gathering featured euchre games and a fishing contest honoring his forty fifth birthday.
Governor Pattison’s proclamation guides Mayor Dempsey to issue a city proclamation calling citizens to observe June 14 as Flag Day in Cincinnati this week.
Small boys climbed into Andrew Kenan’s automobile on Mair Street in Walnut Hills and stole a revolver worth 50 dollars from the vehicle parked in front of the store yesterday.
John Mizner aged 56 of 2430 Price road was badly scalded on his legs and arms by steam in a boiler explosion at a woolen mill located near Harrison and Queen City avenues last night. He was treated at the scene.
At the Ohio Military Institute in College Hill on June 6, four graduates will be awarded diplomas by Dr. Hall of Kenyon College who will also give the commencement address. The graduates are Garvey Gayle, Stuart T. Roth, Percy Pembroke and Harry R. Wirthlin.
St. Joseph’s Court 1419 of the Catholic Order of Foresters will hold a dedication Sunday on June 10 with a march through the West End to St. Henry’s Church. Rev. Seiler of St. Michael’s Church will deliver the sermon at the ceremony.
Mathilda Stuebing earns honors as a college reader and will recite a poem at the commencement exercises.
Photo by Robinson shows a pupil of Miss Mannheimer who will receive a post graduate diploma and medallion at the College of Music graduation exercises on June 7. She will recite Hiawatha's Wooing.
City officials announce lower gas rates will take effect this month. Gas will cost 68.6 cents per 1000 feet, down from the previous 70 plus cents, under an 1851 contract basis tied to two thirds of the private average in several eastern cities. The cut saves Cincinnati about $645 annually.
An appropriation of 150000 dollars funds repair of the Miami and Erie Canal from Cincinnati to Dayton. Old locks at Lockland may be replaced with modern concrete locks. After survey work, specifications will be prepared and bids advertised.
B H Brames of Covington files objection in U S Court to Flowers discharge claim arguing Flowers resides in Indiana and is not entitled to bankruptcy here. D W Young files bankruptcy petition yesterday with liabilities totaling 357 dollars.
General Manager Sawtelle of the Postal Telegraph reported to the Board of Public Service that the fountain opposite his office is being used as a dumping ground for old shoes and waste paper. The board told Director Bender to address the issue.
Patrolman Ringhand testified he heard a customer tell Albert Weber at a Liberty and Jones saloon I ll guess you a flip He was arrested for running a game of chance described as 16 to 1 with a roughly sixteen to one odds of winning The police allege Weber operated the game as a new scheme.
A mothers' meeting under the Hamilton County W C T U auspices convened at the Y M C A parlors yesterday afternoon. Mrs J H Edwards, Superintendent, presided. Mr L M Mahn of the Juvenile Court delivered an address before short talks on personal work for the month.
A long burial permits listing names ages and causes from pneumonia to meningitis. Entries include Robert Jackman 23 Plum phthisis pumonalis Rose Tobiano 82 West Ninth senility Matilda Haera 28 West Ninth phthisis pulmonalis D R Wolfe 65 St Louis heart failure and others with varied ages and locales including Inquest pending and gastroenteritis.
A man described as a negro entered Meyer Gottlieb’s at 324 Sycamore Street and asked to view revolvers then fled with a gun. Officer Rossiter pursued and captured another negro at Pearl and Broadway, charged with petit larceny. the suspect, registered as Frank Allen, gave 434 East Sixth Street as his home.
Mary Libis, police charge, opened her husband’s saloon a half hour before legal hour at Libis Cafe in Court and Vine Streets. Patcolman Keim testified she sold drinks at :30. Husband did not rise. Case continued in Police Court.
Yesterday in Greater Cincinnati the city issued marriage licenses in Cincinnati. The brief item notes license actions with no names or specifics provided.
A fragment lists residents and ages including Harry Haters aged 21 in Cincinnati Josephine Lindemann also of Cincinnati 21 James C Spillman of Covington and Addie May Hennessy of Covington.
Multiple obituary items list names Elizabeth Bastian Mary C Duhme Rose Fobiano Matilda Haerr Owen E Jones Kate Murrell Mamie Nash Catherine Owens Penthesilea Webb with birth or death dates May 31 1906 and June 4 1906. Funeral times from homes and churches including St John Sacred Heart Mt. Auburn Newport Newtown Mt. Moriah. Relatives invited and mass or services scheduled.
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