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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
5
Retailers clear out stylish silk petticoats in fresh summer shades. Previous prices ranged around 10.50 and 8.75. now selling at 7.50 and 6.00 respectively to move excess stock.
The Academy of Medicine will convene at the Literary Club on Eighth Street tonight. Dr. B F Lyle will lecture on tuberculosis and its prevalence in Cincinnati.
Mer. J. M. Mackey, rector of Mt. St. Mary's Seminary, assisted Archbishop Ireland in St. Paul at yesterday's dedication ceremonies for a new cathedral. He will return to Cincinnati this week.
Dr Emil Blunden, missionary to Africa, visiting family on Price Hill, will speak on his work and present African curios at the First Presbyterian Church Walnut Hills on Wednesday evening. He plans to return to his African station in a few weeks.
Mrs. McHugh of 210 Sycamore Street was wounded by a razor in a Saturday night clash at her home and remained in serious condition at City Hospital yesterday. Her brother, Frank, said she was recovering.
McKenzie, accused of a cut ling, has eluded police up to late last night as investigators pursue leads and await further statements.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces exams on June 26 for assistant chemists in the Department of Agriculture with salaries from 1200 to 1800 dollars. Also announced are machine woodworkers paid four dollars a day in the Government Printing Office, second class steam engineers in Washington at 720 dollars a year, and July 24 for weather bureau repairmen.
American Press humorists plan a monument to Bill Nye in Laramie Wyoming the site of his best work. A September entertainment and the fifth annual convention in Los Angeles will raise funds with top humorists including Bob Burdett and F T Searight coordinating Nye memorial plans.
A memorial window honoring Rev. Lewis Pyle Mercer was dedicated at the Church of the New Jerusalem Walnut Hills Oak and Winslow. The panel titled The Way to Emmaus features Christ with two supplicants. Clergy from Gustafson King and Schreck spoke on Mercer life faith and work.
Cincinnati burned natural gas on Saturday and last night due to a strike of retort men. President Kenan says supply from Carthage and Norwood connections suffices for the city. Tanks in East End and West End act as equalizers, adjusting flow with demand. The natural gas requires more air for appliances and can be used where artificial gas is used. Company workers are changing burners citywide.
F N Hoehn of Indianapolis, held on forgery charges by sister Mrs Charles Nold, is staying at Dennison House after bail is posted Saturday. He arrived from Wheeling with bonds returned. hearing expected to be formal with little prosecution. Reeves, his room mate, says Hoehn is nervous and reading press reports.
The Ohio Wine and Spirits Association will hold its annual meeting tomorrow at the Lesantiville Golf Clubhouse with about 100 members expected. Special cars depart Fountain Square at 9 45 am for the meeting. Attorney A J Freiberg will present the association report and W N Hough will speak on current legislation affecting blended whiskies.
City council debates bond overissue under Longworth act limit of 1 percent of tax duplicate. Transfer schedules and ordinances await Finance Committee report with street and sewer projects urged, action likely only to refer to committees.
Effective Sunday June 2 the night train via Pennsylvania-G R I Lines to Michigan will leave Cincinnati at 7 p m The day train leaves Cincinnati at 12 30 noon daily except Sunday Northland Limited departs 7 p m every Tuesday and Friday in June and daily after June 30 Details at Fourth and Walnut streets or write George W Weedon A G P A Cincinnati
Howard Champlin longtime school administrator in Cincinnati St Bernard Bellevue and Ft Thomas districts died at 320 West Seventh Street shortly before midnight from Bright's disease. He was 48 unmarried, with sister Ada Champlin living with him. Funeral services by his fraternal group will be held and his body will be taken to Wakefield Rhode Island for interment. He leaves several brothers and sisters in the East.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain wind colic and soothing infants. It claims compliance with the Food and Drug Act and lists June 1906 as a date with a serial number.
Discussion at Mt Lookout Business Men's Club on Linwood road and Delta avenue about building a new school to serve younger children up to the intermediate level. A proposed site at Delta avenue and Linwood road. Councilman Kellogg notes current walk times exceed a mile and a half for many students.
Members are requested to attend a meeting of Douglass Lodge No 21 K of P tonight for business of unusual importance and election of officers. Officers listed: Percy er Haller C Chas Wheaton K R S.
Notices list several obituaries with dates locales and funeral plans. Names include Nancy Cleveland March. Howard Champlin. Bertha Fackler. William Helwig. John Hart. Barbara Koenig. Harry Maguire. Margorie McFaggin. Eliza Morlidge. Mary Nifhaus. Details mention ages, residences, burial or service times and churches or cemeteries.
Deaths include John E Poor of Evanston formerly Cincinnati on June 2 in Providence R I Lulu Maud Saatkamp 34 died May 81 funeral from Highland avenue Hartwell Ohio Monday at 2 pm William Schutte died May 31 burial June 3 at 1 30 pm George W Warner died June 1 services June 3 at Spring Grove Regina Weingartner died June 1 aged 79 8 months funeral June 3 Norwood 4560 Lafayette avenue and June 8 2 pm interment Spring Grove James Wallace 46 husband of Mary MacCormick Wallace died June 2 funeral June 3 near Windsor road
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