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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
5
Burglars Loot a Saloon on Bank Street
Burglars broke into Charles Rieger’s saloon at Bank Street and Free-Man Avenue and stole whisky wine and cigars valued at ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rieger
Bank Street
Free- Man Avenue
Casey at the Bar Takes Charge During Chief Millikin’s Absence
With Chief Millikin on vacation, Inspector Casey will oversee the Police Department. The shift in command places Casey in charge during the chief’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
Casey
Beating Charged: Mrs Vaughn Fined by Judge Lueders
Mrs Mary Vaughn aged 62 of 527 West Court Street was fined five dollars yesterday by Judge Lueders for beating her adopted daughter Rose Wachabaugh age 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vaughn
West Court Street
Lueders
Rose Wachabaugh
Mrs Edmondson Seeks Arrest Warrant for Son-in-Law
Mrs. Alvin Edmondson of 820 Armory avenue obtained a Police Court warrant for the arrest of her son-in-law Felix Fox. She accuses him of assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Edmondson
Armory Avenue
Felix Fox
Local theft at Pearl Street dry goods store hits shopper
Dr. Elizabeth Shearwood of 238 Lawrence Street reported a theft yesterday in a Pearl Street dry goods store. A window-pocket book was found to be short by 4.35 dollars. The incident involved a loss from her pocket book during a routine purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shearwood
Lawrence Street
Pearl Street
Cincinnati Drug Clerks Meet at Zoo This Thursday
The Cincinnati Central Drug Clerks Association will hold its next regular meeting in the Zoo on Thursday June 25 at 6 30 p m A basket lunch will be served as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Central Drug Clerks’ Association
Zoo
Injuries May Cause Death In City Hospital
Alexander McIntosh a 56 year old waiter at 619 Vine street was admitted to City Hospital after being struck by a switch engine on the C H and D tracks. His injuries may cause death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McIntosh
Vine Street
City
Richmond grocer wed in Cincinnati to Miss Marguerite Dykes
Elmer Evans Tate a 21 year old grocer of Richmond Kentucky married yesterday in Cincinnati to Marguerite Dykes 18 of East McMillan street. The Rev A W Fortune at 3527 Stanton avenue Walnut Hills officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer* Evans Tate
Richmond
Cincinnati
Marguerite Dykes
East McMillan Street
A. W. Fortune
Stanton Avenue
Walnut Hills
Owls Nest No 32 Opens Clubrooms at Palace Hotel
Members of the Order of Owls Nest No 32 opened new clubrooms in the Palace Hotel. Attorney Louis P. Pink presided at the banquet. Stanley E. Bowdle spoke on economics. Herbert Bigelow will speak at the July session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Owls
Nest No. 32
Palace Hotel
Louis P. Pink
Stanley E. Bowdle
Herbert Bigelow
Saloon Gunfire Case Ties to Jankus Arrest
Five revolver shots were fired near the saloon of John Jankus at 2117 Central Avenue, drawing Sergeant Werner’s attention yesterday. Alexander Candrea, the saloon keeper at 1940 Central Avenue, said Jankus tried to kill him. Jankus was arrested on a firearm discharge charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jankus
Central Avenue
Werner
Alexander Candrea
Jankus
Smedes Weds John A. Thomas and Miss Theresa Ottke
Yesterday in a civil ceremony Squire Smedes united musician John A. Thomas of 820 Poplar Street with Miss Theresa Ottke of 1329 Spring Street. Dennis Brackett and Lizzie Lewis, Edward Mueller and Mamie Beyers also appeared in the notice from Covington Kentucky and Mt. Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Smedes
John A. Thomas
Poplar Street
Theresa Ottke
Spring Street
Dennis Brackett
Lizzie Lewis
Edward Mueller
Covington
Mamie Beyers
Mt. Auburn
City Painters to Hold Union No. 50 Picnic at Humboldt Park
The painters, decorators and paper hangers of the city join Union No. 50 for their first annual outing and basket picnic on Sunday, June 28, at Humboldt Park Cedar Point. A fine programme of amusements and sport has been planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union No. 50
Humboldt Park
Cedar Point
Man From Washington Identified After Cincinnati Train Run
An injured man brought to City Hospital in Cincinnati regained consciousness and claimed to be Lewis Boblet a 40 year old laborer of Clark Street. He arrived four months ago from Washington D C and had been struck by a train. Detectives arrested Frank Reindel a 30 year old fireman on petit larceny charges after a warrant issued in Police Court. The Kroger Company manager John Muller filed the affidavit accusing Reindel of stealing soap coffee and tobacco worth 1080 while employed as a driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
City
Lewis Boblet
Clark Street
Washington
H. Boblet
Burkholz
McQuesten
Frank Reindel
Renner Street
John Muller
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Reindel
Inquest Heard Over Carlisle Avenue Stabbing Death
Coroner Cameron conducted an inquest into the death of Louis Smith also called Brooks who was fatally stabbed at Carlisle avenue and John street on May 10. Testimony showed a quarrel with Charles Randolph and Joseph Dudley and weapons drawn, but which party dealt the fatal blow remained disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Louis Smith
Brooks
Carlisle Avenue
John Street
Smith
Charles Randolph
Joseph Dudley
Knights of Pythias to hold first annual outing at Chester Park
The Second Battalion of the Third Regiment Military Department Knights of Pythias plans a June 6 1908 outing at Chester Park with boat and swimming races for men women and children and running events. Lt Arthur Boden organizes with Major H C Fabing and several captains. A battalion drill at 8:30 pm will be reviewed by Colonel William J. Klein followed by exhibition drills by Columbia Texas Company No 29 and Heflin Company Covington Kentucky. Prizes donated by battalion friends will be awarded for the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Military Department
Knights of Pythias
Order
Arthur Boden
Quartermas
William J. Klein
Columbia Texas Company No. 29
Heflin Company
Covington
J. A. Brownfield
Praise Fupils Of M85 In Recital At Scottish Rite
Pupils of Mrs. McAlpin delivered a highly praised recital in the Scottish Rite Cathedral last evening with Venus portrayed by Frances Dietrich and May Perin stepping in as Tannhauser. The program featured Rigoletto and Let's Pretend among others, with standout performances by Pearl Quitman and Marie Finnigan. The show closes Mrs. McAlpin’s season on June 12 before a New York engagement on July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Bierick
Joseph Neiser
Pearl Quitman
Marie Finnigan
Ivy Hill
Arthur Fisher
Examinations Set for Civil Service and Post Office
Examinations announced for this and next month in Civil Service and Post Office. June 17 includes Dental Internes and medical internes at $600 annually, male telephone operators at $400, clerk-draughtsman at $4 a day. July 1 lists steam engineers at $1,400 and other technical posts with monthly or yearly pay. July 8-9 covers fortification draftsman at $1,500. July 22 adds Electrical engineer and mechanical draftsman with monthly pay. Post Office exams on June 20 in Terre Haute Indiana Cambridge Ohio and Rochester Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service
Government Hospital
Terre Haute
Ind
Cambridge
Rochester
Summer Evangelism Pictured Story at Brotherhood Meeting
The Union of the Presbyterian Brotherhood holds its annual meeting at Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church with a pictured story titled Summer Evangelism. Rev. Dr. James B. Ely of Philadelphia will speak, fresh from the General Assembly in Kansas City. Supper at 6 30 will be served in the church parlors. new officers are to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of the
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church
James B. Ely
Philadelphia
Lemon Hill
General Assembly
Kansas City
Mt. Auburn
Allison Sugg ests Cloth Buy for Refuge Home Boys
Sam Weil of the Board of Public Service protested against Refuge Home Superintendent Allison at a meeting. He challenged the cloth purchase recommendation as improper and questioned the wage raise proposals for military instructor Felix Steinhardt and two assistants. The board sent the items back to the Committee on Institutions for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Weil
Board of Public Service
Allison
Weil
Felix Steinhardt
R. J. Andrews
WEDS A NURSE Young Frankfort man and nurse wed
Philip Dodridge Arnold a young businessman of Frankfort Kentucky and Miss Margaret A Burnett 30 a nurse of 1822 Fairfax avenue were married yesterday in the manse of Rev Thomas Knox Seventh Presbyterian Church Cincinnati guests of Mr and Mrs B T Farmer before returning to Frankfort to reside The bride met the groom while nursing a patient in Frankfort and their friendship grew into marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Dodridge Arnold
Frankfort
Margaret A. Burnett
Fairfax Avenue
B. T. Farmer
Marriage Licenses and Residence Details List
A mixed list of names, ages, and addresses showing marriage license filings. Entries include Fred J. Pressler 27 of Archer Street and Clara Walker 24 of Columbia Avenue, among many others across New York City and Kentucky locales, with scattered ages and street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Pressler
Archer St
Clara E. Walker
Columbia
Eugene E. Agger
New York City
Belle Lab
Saifin
Elmer Evans Tate
Richmond, Ky
Marguerite Dykes
Henry F. Kessens
E. McMillans
Josephine Catherine Mueller
Ryan
Fred Schilling
Core Ee Place
Eleanora Hilvert
Sycamore Bt
Jacob Pinsack
Mohawk St
Henrietta Tonges
W. Pees
Thomas F. Rodgers
Carthage
Elizabeth Norrish
W. Eighth St
Charles Schmidt, Jr
Western
Rose Schopmeyer
Louise Vollrath
Isabella
Virginia Grant
Ashland Av
Lester Harrison
Lizzie R. Elliott
B. Saehnlian
George Riehle
Hopkins A. Crseee
BO W. Clayton Peck
Charlotte L. Callahan
Arthur
Pitcher Brentford
Conese
Miller
Bmocrest
Otto P. Stratemeyer
Ashland
Francis M. Clark
Lytle, Weh Dobies
Lucinda M. Lang
Garfield Park Bench Removals Prompt Public Outcry
The Service Board voted to remove half the benches from Garfield Park to Leroy Park amid complaints that hoboes were using them. Keep off the grass signs are expected to deter benchless hoboes from lounging on the green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Park
Garfield
Leroy Park
Scottish Rite Rotal Rendezvous for 30th Degree
Ohio Consistory announces a Thursday evening meeting at 7 30 for conferring the 30th degree. Candidates should note the changed meeting hour and report promptly. James A Collins, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
James A. Collins
Deaths rural to city list parish notices and burials
Death notices for Annie Conway Mary Crams e y Henry Hennekes Margaret Carrie Lang Mary Van Parrott John Walkotte and others. burial permits list King Sandman Fenker Katzenbud Cavagna Dwyer Schmulewitz Irtis with ages and causes of death. services set at St Mary's St George's Church Church of the Assumption St Paul's Church and local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Annie
John J. Conway
West Eighth Street
St. Mary’s Church
Oxford
Cramsey
Mary
William J. Cramsey
Beech Street
East Norwood
Church of the Assumption
Walnut Hills
Hennekes—Henry
Calhoun Street
St. George’s Church
Hambleton
John T
San Antonio
Tex
Lang
Margaret Carrie
Nee Helfrich
Louis Helfrich
Leckland Avenue
Carthage
Vine Street
Parrott
Mary van, Cleve
Yodel
East Twelfth Street
St. Paul's Church
King
James
East Eighth Street
Sandman
Gustave
East University Avenue
Fenker
Broadway
Katzebud
Charles
Longview Hospital
Marasmus
Cavagna
Leo D
East Fifth Street
Dwyer
Thomas
Barr Street
Schmulewitz
Anna
City Hospital
Wade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Company
Jacob Mann
Walnut Street
City News
WIII
Cuas F Lorz
Cool’ Wirth Kner
Walpin
Uncle Sam
Philadelphia Divine
Frankfort, Ky
d.Frankfort, Ky
Fairfax Av
Warsaw
Central
Coenee Shi Central
Armory &V
David ‘St
W. Court St
iForm Shillit Or Company
Commercial Tribune Building
Effie Virginia Ryan
Reading Road
Blair Avenue
Avondale
Hamilton County
Lodge
Ocean Steamers
England
Continent
Plymouth
Cuenuoerg Ge A.m
Bremed
LLOYD
Cherbourg
Aples
Bremen
Gra
Kronprinzessin
Kronprinz WM
Kaiser WM. II
Kaiser D. GR
GR. Kurfud
Friedrich . Barbarossa
K. Albert
P. Irene K. Luise
Athens
Constantinople
Alexandria
World
Oelrichs & CO
New York
J. H. Gest
First National Bank
E. Cor
Walnuut
Thomas Cook & Son
Shervicd
London
Paris
Hamburg
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Norway
North Cape
Ee - Gen
Iceland
Northernitall
Oceana
Kronbrin
Cecilie
Meteor
Hamurg
Hamburg-American Line
B’way
N.Y
Fifth & Walnut
Birmingham
Ala
Krane
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
Nashville
Vine
Linton
F. D. Bush
ryyicHie Brog Jewslers
W.4th St
Monuments “Sok Cccre Se
Langston Suit Pressing Club
W. J. Langston
F.B. Maertz Oinector Automobile and Carriage Livery
Pium St. Phome Canal
Dow’s
Closson
ASK School
Lesan-Gould St Mo
Louis
la Fifth Avenue
Hotels and Resorts
Marseille
1034 St
Hudson and Riverside Drive
Grand Central Station
H. S. Clement
Congress Hall
Saratoga
Thousand Islands
Frontenac
ST. Lawrence River
Ad. E .S. Trussell
Fron Anne
Mgr
Bon Air
Augusta
Beach Haven, N. J
HOTEL
Havlin
Cincinnatus Best Hotel
Bath
Louisville, KY
Pearl and
Butler
Fourth Street
Newport
Latonia
Fourth and Vine Sts
Sinton Hotel
Pennsylvania Lines
Logansport & Kokamo
Elwood
Anderson & New Castle
Richmond & Hagerstown
Eaton
Camden
Butler Streets
Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Ludlow
Williamstowsa
Georgetown
Lexington
High Bridge Park
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