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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1906
Page
5
A ladies retreat will start Thursday evening June 28 at Sacred Heart Academy in Clifton and run through July 2. Participants will gather for prayer reflection and group activities during the four day event.
The Brackett Bridge Company yesterday filed its assent to bankruptcy at creditors’ insistence after involuntary proceedings were launched a few days earlier.
Mathias Roettinger a young German was discharged by Commissioner Adler after it was shown the boy did not know the money was bad.
Isaac Curtis Brewer of Sandusky Ohio travels to Manhattan with detectives to locate his ex wife Annette Fitch Brewer and their six year old son Curtis Brewer. He alleges she disobeyed a court order and fled across the United States with the child after a December 1905 divorce.
Mrs. A. L. Rich relinquishes her remaining apartments at Haddon Hall after her husband’s financial embarrassment and flight from the city. It is believed she joined him.
The Mayor of Silverton issues a Sunday ballplay prohibition for Silverton Ohio with police instructed to strictly enforce the ban.
Nanna Kane by will tiring names daughter Hila Kane as executrix in Probate Court. Katherine Hoffman of 273 Burning Street receives $25 a quarter for indigent blind relief.
Providence police reported the accidental drowning of Robert Claire, son of Mrs. Mary Claire, a seamstress of Martin Street, while he was bathing yesterday.
Albert Thouwald reported a burglary at his place on Harrison and Spring Grove avenues. An unknown person entered the dressing room yesterday afternoon, stealing his watch valued at 25 dollars and 20 dollars in cash.
George Clover age 46 of 805 Livingston street suffered a severe scalp wound and concussion of the brain in a fall from a Gilbert avenue car onto Elsinore street Yesterday afternoon. Patrol 2 removed him to City Hospital.
T G Williams as assignee was granted leave in the Bankruptcy Court to continue the business of Welborne Printing Co until June 29 to secure creditor consent for a further continuance.
John Wilson, a renowned bareback rider with Robinson's Circus, underwent surgery for appendicitis at the Jewish Hospital last evening and was reported to be resting easily afterward.
The Cincinnati Herd of Buffaloes will hold its annual outing at Chester Park on July 7. The annual convention will be held in Cincinnati on August 22. The committee in charge includes Louis Bardes, Charles G. Roth, Charles P. Kile and J. M. Riddle.
Raymond Bryson bartender for Tony Weibking 239 Wadinut street was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detectives Callahan and Jackson on a charge of conducting a handbook Subpatrol man William Dieters in citizen attire says he placed two bets in the book.
Harry Miller 19 and Louis Lehman 18 of 22 Millcreek Road were thrown from their wagon while crossing the canal at Clifton Avenue. They were bruised and taken to Spring Grove Avenue, then to City Hospital by Patrol 10.
The Dairy and Milk Dealers Association of Hamilton County plans its first grand picnic at Reichrath's Park next Thursday afternoon and evening. The arranging committee includes John H. Exterkamp, George Bosse, B. Huenningbacke, Jos. Bosse, and Jos. Witsken.
Coroner Cameron reports ten sudden deaths last week eight from railroad accidents and two from falls. Pearl Hapstein died from a fall from a window while mentally unbalanced.
The Cincinnati carpenters held their postponed annual outing at Chester Park attended by several thousand. A program of sports and games was provided by the committees and brief speeches were made by President Miller of the Central Labor Council and other labor leaders.
The Men’s Club of Central Christian Church hosted a Friday evening banquet for friends with dinner served by the Ladies’ Aid Society. Speakers included President Clarence Neare, H Wellington Hall, Mr Frazier, and Rev J L Hill, the church pastor.
F. L. Jaenisch, a wealthy Kaiserlautern brewer, tours the country visiting breweries. He plans to apply American methods in his plant back home and says American breweries compare favorably with European rivals. He is well pleased with Cincinnati breweries.
Mrs Barbara Herancourt, 73, mother of Acting Detective Henry Venneman, collapsed and died yesterday afternoon in a garden behind her son’s home at 1814 Linn Street. Coroner notified. no funeral time set.
William Jones alias William Le Claire of Philadelphia was arrested yesterday at Ninth and Race by Detectives Crim and Kuhfers and is held on suspicion. He is described as a notorious pickpocket. Crim previously arrested him in Cincinnati Decoration Day 1898 during the Dewey celebration in Detroit.
Suffering for ten years, I was relieved of all pain and restored to health by an inexpensive treatment. The prescriptions that cured me can be obtained from any druggist and mailed free to sufferers who send a self addressed stamped envelope. Ez P. Burnham. imar New York.
F B Maertz Estainer promotes City Hall Livery Stable offering rubber-tired coaches with drivers in full livery. Quick service available at 804 806 Plum Street Cincinnati contact Canal 2064 by telephone.
Death notices list numerous individuals with dates in June 1906. Entries include ALF Anna Maria. DAVIS Fanny Barber. FAYEN Dillhoff. GOSLING Mariott Louise. HEIKEBRUGGE Elizabeth. THUBER Mary Elizabeth. LEHRRITTER infant. POWERS Johanna. QUINN Mary. SMITH Emma Evans. SWALLOW Mary A.. WOOLLEY Mary E. plus a general family thanks note. Funeral details, masses and residence addresses provided.
Listing shows Spring Grove area items 4905 through 4015 with Fisk Bros Paone Park at 216 Y.
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