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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1907
Page
5
The ad promotes the wholesale stocks of Alms & Doepke in dry goods carpets rugs notions and millinery. It asserts complete stock year round and lowest prices. The notice emphasizes a large enlarged wholesale department with a well ventilated showroom and enticing selections for retail dealers seeking the finest merchandise at the lowest prices.
Edward F. Peters is commissioned by the Government as a customs notary for this city. Will Hunt Big Game is attended by attorney Ralph Caldwell who plans another trip to Wyoming, beginning about July 1.
Frank Rolfes aged 66, watchman for Fire Engine Company No. 25, died of heart disease in the rear of John Cloverbach's saloon at Depot and Gest streets. Local authorities investigated the sudden death.
A temporary dairy workers union has formed with 100 members and plans to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor. The group aims to organize dairy laborers and push for collective bargaining rights.
Julius Weber an undertaker of 1504 Elm street was thrown from his buggy at Twelfth and Elm streets yesterday and sustained a fracture of the right arm.
Detectives Dwyer and Kelly arrested Sam Brown a porter of a Walnut Hills grocery store yesterday on charges of petit larceny.
Police report a well dressed man aged about 55 swindled Charles Walton of 541 West Fifth Street, an A. D. T. boy, out of 35 dollars on Fourth Street yesterday afternoon.
The Sienna Club of Westwood will hold an informal reception in the St. Catherine School building next Wednesday evening. A club shower will follow the reception.
In police court yesterday Archie Needles was held on bail for trial until June 20. He faces grand larceny charges after allegedly receiving 263 dollars from Miss Sleeth in a marriage promise.
Night Chief Corbin and Detectives Pfing and Heustlein arrested Henry Kincaid at 314 George Street. Kincaid, said to have committed two murders in Brookside, Alabama, is held for Alabama authorities.
While working on a scaffold at the Grand Hotel yesterday afternoon painter Owen R Scanlon of 817 West Court street fell to the pavement. Doctors at City Hospital found he suffered a fractured hip.
Dan Bradshaw a 47 year old laborer of 318 Broadway dropped his pipe in the middle of car tracks in front of his location. He suffered an injury the report details.
An occupational accident occurred when a man bending over to retrieve an item was struck by an approaching car and taken to City Hospital. The report notes Will Work in the Philippines and mentions F. C. Buck as a candidate for missionary service with the Sionary Society.
Miss Bessie Ullman of Lincoln avenue Walnut Hills will wed Milton Rosenberg of the Goldman Beckman Co tomorrow evening. Ullman is a soprano at Plum Street Temple.
Dr. L. G. Tedesche of this city has accepted the Smithsonian Institution invitation to serve as scientific aid in summer research work in Washington, D. C. The assignment will involve contributing to ongoing projects at the national museum.
Archie Miller, a hospital porter, collapsed while cleaning wards at City Hospital. Dr. Foertmeyer diagnosed the ailment as overwork after examination by Clerk McAllister reporting the incident.
Internal Revenue Collector Cellarius reported that gaugers storekeepers and other revenue men attending court for prosecutions under the revenue laws are to be paid as if on regular duty.
Coroner Cameron heard testimony yesterday into the deaths of Edward Baumgartner and his wife. The husband asked saloon keeper John Reinbold to lend him a pistol to shoot his wife.
St. Cecilia Branch of the Ladies Auxiliary plans to organize a women's Catholic Knights of America unit in St. Henry's near Lima Ohio today the event concludes with an evening banquet.
The Flower Mission of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will hold mission services in the County Jail today. Workers will distribute tracts and give each prisoner a small box of cut flowers along with religious services.
Large crowds attended the Ben Hur Tribes outing at Chester Park. The day featured athletic events such as fat men’s, sack, running, and rowing races as a principal part of the program.
The congregation of St Pauls Cathedral will receive communion today in observance of the 300th anniversary of the Anglican rite. Special services are planned to mark the day.
In Squire Smedes' court yesterday J C Broxterman filed a replevin suit to recover furniture he says is with his former wife Pauline E Lewis, whom he divorced two years ago.
President John G. Miller of the Central Labor Council says iron molders woodworkers cigar makers shoemakers garment workers and clothing cutters want to join the Labor Day parade. They expect three to four thousand marchers, and none of these unions participated in last year’s parade.
Esper Derrick was released from custody after a grand jury ignored the case alleging he killed Henry Kniemueller when Kniemueller broke in seeking the wife for protection.
Federated Catholic Societies of the city meet this afternoon to discuss minors admission to public places. A committee formed at the City Council meeting last Thursday will report to attendees.
The Cincinnati Bar Association will hold its annual outing next Friday in Woodsdale Park. This picnic could replace the regular annual banquet if successful and may become a standing seasonal event.
Wednesday afternoon ceremonies in Aeolian Hall awarded medals and diplomas to Lucy Marie Conway Catherine Agnes McCarthy and Marguerite Ryan. Graduates presented stereopticon views of essays titled Scenes From Evangeline as a new feature.
The Greater Cincinnati area reports that several marriage licenses were issued in Cincinnati yesterday. Details on names and specifics were not included in the available text.
A list of individuals with residence towns includes Charles Fromme of Bellevue Mary Smith Bellevue Charles E Cassidy Bellevue Nettie Honschell Bellevue Lucius L Davidson Batavia O Mary Beckelheimer Moscow O indicating a public or legal notice of residents and addresses.
A sequence of names appears with cities Cincinnati and Portland Indiana including Timothy Eagan Kate Carroll Perera Lewis Weltz Jesse McConaha Florelen Van Josen Elizabeth Evans Peter Willman Lillie Langenberger and the figure 233. No other context or actions are provided in the readable text.
California without change in new Pullman ordinary sleeping cars leaves Cincinnati every Tuesday at 6 p.m. via Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso and Los Angeles to San Francisco. Rates for berths half of cost in regular sleepers. See agents B. and O S.W. Illinois Central or Southern Pacific or write C. H. Wiseman or Joseph Biggs or W. H. Connor, General Agent.
The Rev. Howard Agnew Johnston, former pastor of Seventh Presbyterian in Cincinnati, will preach at the church this morning. He has led Forty-first Street Church in Chicago and Madison Avenue Church in New York and spent the last two years visiting foreign mission stations with the Presbyterian Board.
James T. Clyde departs the Hotel Havlin and W. Austin Goodman will take over the manager’s role for now and possibly permanently. Goodman has long been connected with the Havlin and knows its clientele.
Local lodges announce multiple June events including Trinity Commandery and Walnut Hills Lodge gatherings with F C and M M degrees, special convocations, and officer elections. Visitors invited. various locations and times across June 17 to 19.
Obituary notices list multiple deaths and funeral details from June 1907. Names include Bloomfield, Posch, Donaldson, Granbery, Huber, Heck, Henderson, Murdock, Miller, Nordsohne, and Stivers with ages, dates, and burial plans. Burial permits recap various causes and destinations across Ohio locations and cemeteries.
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