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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1908

Page

5

Saloon Fixtures Sold for 12000 at 520 Main Street

Joseph Renner sold stock and fixtures of the Main Street saloon for 12000 to R. C. Alexander H. M. C. Reynolds and Eli Lieber. Detective Edward Gill reports an alleged deserter Leroy Ellsworth, 18, passing through en route to Norfolk, Va.

Joseph Renner R. C. Alexander H. M. C. Reynolds Eli Lieber Main Street Edward Gill Detroit Norfolk Leroy Ellsworth United States Navy

Refuge Boy Escapes From Juvenile Court Transport

John O'Brien aged 12 escaped from a House of Refuge attendant yesterday afternoon while the attendant was moving two boys from the Juvenile Court to the House of Refuge. Earlier the Madisonville Daily Meat Market was burglarized, with $10, cigars and peaches taken from a pay telephone.

John O'Brien House of Refuge Madisonville

Thieves Steal $80 From Hyde Park Home Trunk

Burglars entered the home of George E. Odoms at 3752 Isabella Avenue Hyde Park yesterday in the family absence and stole $80 from a trunk. Police investigate the break in and theft.

George E. Odoms Isabella Avenue Hyde Park

St Xavier College Sets Sixty Eighth Commencement

St Xavier's College prepares for its sixty eighth annual commencement with exercises at Walnut Street Theater next Monday evening at 8 o'clock.

St. Xavier’s St. Xavier's College Walnut Street

Outing Arrangements Set for Salvation Army Poor

The Salvation Army has completed plans for its annual outing. Over one thousand women and children will travel to Highland Grove on July 15 for a special trip.

Salvation Army Highland Grove

Embezzlement Charge Against Fred Pfalzgraf Arrested

Fred Pfalzgraf a 28 year old driver of 3826 Llewelyn street was arrested yesterday by Detective Kuhfers on a warrant charging him with embezzlement the warrant issued to John Hannan of Adams Express Company

Fred Pfalzgraf Llewelyn Kuhfers John Hannan Adams Express Company

Lieutenant Blankenhol Marries Catherine Kassenbrock

Lieutenant Bernard Blankenhol of Engine Company No 14 wed Catherine Kassenbrock of West Sixth Street in a morning ceremony conducted by Rev Father George Geers of the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help.

Bernard Blankenhol Engine Company No. 14 Catherine Kassenbrock West Sixth Street Father George Geers Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help

Girl Bitten by Dog Sent to Hospital

Anna Kuhn, aged 13, of 5 West Fifteenth Street, was bitten in the leg by a dog yesterday. She was taken to Dr. Ralph Reed for examination and ordered to hospital. The dog is under observation to determine if it is mad.

Anna Kuhn West Fifteenth Street Ralph Reed

Bible in hotel rooms planned by Young Men's Bible Society

The Young Men's Bible Society plans to place Bibles in hotel rooms in the city. A first hostelery has already been equipped with 200 Bibles as the initial step in the project.

Young Men's Bible Society

Yale Graduates From Cincinnati Head To New Haven

A group of Cincinnati notables and Yale alumni depart today for New Haven to attend Yale University’s June 21 graduation exercises. D Goodrich B Rhodes will leave today with other Yale men following later for the ceremonies.

Yale New Haven

Wedding Unites Miss Daisy Montgomery and Sidney Offert

A pretty ceremony was held yesterday at the Sinton Hotel as Mrs. Daisy Montgomery of Georgetown Kentucky wed Sidney Offert a grain merchant of the same city. Miss Daisy Bradford of Georgetown attended the bride and Henry Clay Craig served as best man. Rev. Rufus W. Weaver officiated.

Sinton Hotel Daisy Montgomery Georgetown Sidney, Offert

Alma Dhonau Weds Edward F Brandhurst in Cathedral

Miss Alma Dhonau daughter of George Dhonau Superintendent of the Jewish Cemetery married Edward F Brandhurst in the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Mrs Cliff Warner was maid of honor and Florence Ascherenka bridesmaid with Clarence Betzner best man. Ushers were Herbert Brown and William Betzner. Mrs John D Burgess directed arrangements.

Alma Dhonau George Dhonau Edward F. Brandhurst Cliff Warner Florence Ascherenka Clarence Betzner Herbert Brown William Betzner John D. Burgess

Mrs Daly Dies. Telegraph Operator’s Wife Passes Away

Mrs Margaret Daly wife of John J Daly telegraph operator in The Enquirer office died yesterday afternoon at 110 o clock at her home 2030 Reading road The funeral will be from St Pauls Methodist Church Friday at 1730 interment in Spring Grove Cemetery She is survived by a sister Mrs Kincaid and another sister Mrs James J Emney and by a daughter es

Margaret Daly Margaret A. Daly John J. Daly Enquirer Reading Road St. Paul's Methodist Church Spring Grove Cemetery Kincaid Detective Kincaid James J,mney J. J. Daly St. Paul's M. E Spring Grove Gausmann Herman Mary Gausmann

Bellevue Brewery Faces Dow Tax Aid Battle In Court

Bellevue Brewing Company directors win control dispute with Osterfeld wing over authority to aid customers in paying the Dow tax due June 20 totaling 23000. Judge Littleford hears later arguments on a proposed receiver as stockholders clash. Separately, widow Clara Halstead sues Manhattan Life for 10000 on life policy of late Marshal Halstead. The day also covers an Orphans day outing with 135 autos and Mayor Markbreit leading a parade to Eden Park and Burnet Woods.

Bellevue Brewing Company Klotter Judge Wing Osterfeld Wing Osterfelds William Littleford Galvin & Bauer R. Ramsey D. L. Grinter W. C. White Lexington Elizabeth L. O'Dell William Marshal Halstead Common Pleas Court Manhattan Life Insurance Company Clara L. Halstead Halstead Ben B. Dale Burnet Woods Chester Park House of Refuge Cincinnati Automobile Club Leopold Markbreit Val Duttenhofer Duttenhofer C. L. Bonifield Automobile Club Paul Millikin Sid Black Harry D. Crane Harry L. Manss Charles Hanauer J. W. Rodgers James Allison Downing Gilbert Avenue Eden Park Bellstedt Martin Barr Grand Opera House Markbreit Cincinnati Children’s Home Mt. Auburn St. Aloysius Orphan’s

Probate Court hears in kind distribution of James Stark Wayne assets

Application for distribution in kind of the late James Stark Wayne assets was filed with an estimated value of 458 138.98. Beneficiaries include widow Elizabeth Wayne receiving one fourth and several heirs and trusts with specific sums and shares. Other estates include Mary Hallmann, Anthony Benning, Amalia Kruse, Martha Fisher, James Usher, Laura Evans, and multiple smaller estates listed with stated values.

James Stark Wayne Standard Elizabeth Ellen Wayne Madge Wayne Walker Dasie Wayne France Richard Wayne Justina Weis Reading Frank Peter Weis Louis Theodore Edward Aldinger Cecelia Kruse Henry E. Aldinger Mary Hallmann Anthony Benning, Sr Amalia Martha A. Fisher Horace Fisher James T. Usher Clemens Oskamp Company Cincinnati Gas and Electric Laura D. Evans William H. Evans Common Pleas Court F. W. Smith Lelinore A. Gebhardt William Gebhardt Anna Sweeney John Sweeney Anna L. Kestner George F. Kestner

Former Umpire Receives 5000 Damages in Traction Case

Harry L. Leach once National League umpire recovered damages and costs from the Cincinnati Traction Company in a federal judgment issued yesterday. He was injured when a Vine Street car lurched, threw him against a side gate, and he fell to the street. The company’s bid for a new trial was denied by Judge Thompson.

Traction Company Harry L. Leach Cincinnati Traction Company Leach Vine Street Thompson Burch & Jo The Cincinnati Volksfreund

Paper resumes after bankruptcy relief for employees

An order of Bankruptcy Referee Grove allows Receiver J M Robertson to pay claims of needy employees. The receiver is authorized to carry insurance and continue weekly publication. It is expected that daily publication will resume within the month.

Grove J. M. Robertson

Grants Decree to Wife Who Says Husband Exiled Her

Georgina Axline wins divorce from Clyde C. Axline and child custody after alleging cruelty. She says he exiled her in a cabin near Island Grove Georgia where malaria was prevalent. The case lists her father R P Bellsmith, photographer, as a named link and attorney John C Hermann. Lucy T. Belding sues for divorce from Bert Belding alleging failure to provide. she was Miss Lucy T Hargis of Kentucky with attorney John P Ryan. Charlotte O Blake accuses Purley M Blake of humiliating her by writing checks with no funds prompting frequent moves to avoid arrest. attorney Charles T Dumont noted.

Georgina Axline Clyde C. Axline Hunt Domi-S Island Grove Axline R. P. Bellsmith John C. Hermann Lucy T. Belding Bert Belding Lucy T. Hargis Kentucky John P. Ryan Charlotte O. Blake Purley M. Blake Charles T. Dumont

Juvenile Court Bars Children From Five-Cent Theaters

Juvenile Judge Caldwell rules that girls Minnie Schwartz aged 13 of 409 Central Avenue and Barbara Hein aged 14 of 1206 Main Street may not sing in five-cent theaters. He orders immediate cessation citing parental consent does not justify their employment.

Caldwell Minnie Schwartz Central Avenue Barbara Hein Main Street Elmer Koeffler

New ton Henry Found Guilty in Detective Cutting Case

In Judge Hunt's court yesterday Newton Henry was found guilty of cutting Detective Allen. The verdict concludes the violent incident that occurred earlier this week in downtown.

City Hall Notes on Clifton Avenue Pavement and Ehrman Terrace

Trustees of the Gano estate and other Clifton avenue owners petitioned to improve the pavement north from Lafayette avenue citing rain damage. Pardons granted to Workhouse prisoners Belle Roberts for loitering and George Rieck for embezzlement. City Engineer Landmaker asked that title to Ehrman Terrace be referred to the City Solicitor regarding widening Harrison avenue.

Board of Public Service Gano Estate Clifton Avenue Lafayette Avenue Belle Roberts George Rieck Crapsey Ehrman Terrace Landmaker Service Board Harrison Avenue

Settlement of damage claims against Carroll Contracting Company

City Solicitor reported the Service Board received consent verdicts settling thirty two damage claims against Carroll Contracting Co for explosion damage to houses near the new hospital site about a year ago. Total amount involved about 1806 dollars.

Service Board Carroll Contracting Company

Marriage Licenses Listed With Names And Addresses

A long list of individuals with residence addresses and ages is shown under marriage licenses. The entries include Raymond H. Dover from Chattanooga and Laura E. Wyly aged 20, Frank T. Sellacher, Minnie E. Long, August C. Lange, Millie Hof, Herman Durban, Alma Eppler, William F. Rogge, Lena B. Fisher, Charlies T. Bruckner, Edith Ferguson, Andrew Billington, Pauline Wolff, John Reisser, Mamife Pfeffer, Frank B. Lawware, May Lawarre, George Stille, Catherine Schloss, Charles A. Beckmann, Louise Frankhaus, James C. Halliday, Mary B. Heath, and others with various streets and ages. The column appears to be a registry of upcoming or recorded marriages with personal details. The format mirrors a public notices section listing prospective spouses and their addresses.

Raymond H. Dover Chattanooga Som Laura E. Wyly Seventh St Frank T. Sellacher Nixon St Minnie E. Long Wabash Av C. Lange E. Clifton Millie Hof Lena B. Fisher Preeman Charlies T. Bruckner Eastern Edith Ferguson Andrew Billington Chatham St Pauline Wolff Ashland St John Reisser Plum St Mamife Pfeffer Frank B. Lawware Elizabeth St May Lawarre Baymiller George Stille W. McMillan Catherine Schloss Kellogg Mary B. Heath George L. Hess Elizabeth Jacobs Joseph Keller Kuhlmann Biticon Charles Dibowski Henrietta Connell August Reinfrank Sidney Offutt Dayton St Daisey L. Montgomery Linton Edward F. Beantheat Blaig St Alma E. Dhonau Montgomery Road Edward W. Montrune Ks Bans Oeicihe Jeannette Plucker Wiliam Louisa Joseph F. Geiger Mary Marper Collins St Frederick J Marle A. Mullane Mullane Chester W. Camine Hackberry St Township Norton Tesadiviite Oeneias Adysdane Miller Soicela Fey Stubbs Sir

Funeral services for Mrs John Dickinson held at home

Funeral services for the late Mrs. John Dickinson formerly Mrs Pittrofff were held yesterday afternoon at 612 Vine Street. Revs Heber Ketcham and Hugo Eisenlohr conducted a simple service as mourners filled the residence. Pall bearers included Messrs Snyder McPhee Prior and Alberts. The body was incinerated in the crematory.

John Dickinson Pittrofff Vine Street Heber Ketcham Hugo Eisenlohr Messrs Snyder, McPhee Prior Alberts

Burial Permits Listing Local Deaths and Causes

A list of burial permits shows names ages and addresses with causes of death including erysipelas cancer gastritis heart disease tuberculosis meningitis locomotor ataxia enterocolitis anemia cholera infantum old age and apoplexy with multiple city streets and hospitals named. Several entries note inquest or aguest in unspecified cases.

Willis Mattie City Hospital Sixth Street White Albert Park Avenue Fleckenstein Joseph Stark Street Ettelbach Rebecca Fulton’ Avenue Neider Clarence Calhoun Wolff Charlotte Street Beosie Charles Hoff Avenue Davis Ida Davis Lane Manegold Bartholme Fourteenth Street Oberwitte Veroncia Western Avenue Bannigan Ellen West Sixth Street Inquest Engelhorn Margaret Harrison Avenue Dennis Hopkins Street Aguest Robinson James Elizabeth Street

Scottish Rite Special Meetings to Install Officers

Gibulum G Lodge of Perfection and Dalcho G Council announce Scottish Rite special meetings in Cincinnati on Thursday at 7 30 p m to install officers and clear the calendar. James A Collins secretary.

Gibulum G Dalcho Cincinnati G

Obituaries and Funeral Notices Collected for June

A compilation of death notices and funeral arrangements. Dennis F Cooney Emma Cooney Rebecca Dettlebach Margaret Daly Herman Gausmann Seneca Ely Franklin Abigail R Betts John Johnston Mary Pflug August Pflug Mary Terrell George Voll Adam Wilson with service details and burial plans across multiple cities and churches.

Franklin Seneca Ely Hanging Limb Tennessee Johnston Abigail R. Betts Alex. M. Johnston College Hill Grace Episcopal Church Loth John Clay Street Pflug Mary Pflug Eggebrecht Findlay Street Indianapolis Ind Terrell Mary Miami M. EB Voll—George, Sr Race Street Wilson Adam B Elberon Avenue Price Hill Vincennes Louisville

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