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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1908

Page

5

Sixth Ohio Volunteers Hold City Reunion Tomorrow

Survivors of the Sixth Ohio Volunteer Infantry meet for their annual reunion at Comrade Thomas Burnet’s residence on Créstline avenue in Montana Millionaire Better. H L Frank, a Butte Montana businessman, recovers at A W Goldsmith’s home in Avondale. Twenty-two blind men and women filed pension applications with the Associated Charities after exams by Dr Louis Stricker.

Sixth Ohio Volunteer Infantry Thomas Burnet Créstline Avenue Montana H. L Frank Butte, Mont A. W. Goldsmith Avondale Associated Charities Louis Stricker

Taxpayers Pack Courthouse as Office Extends Hours

Large crowd gathers at the courthouse to pay overdue taxes with penalties looming. Treasurer Roth says the tax office will stay open through the afternoon and into the evening if needed on Saturday to assist late filers.

Roth

Blacksmith Fatally Hurt After Fall Near Eighth and Carr

Fred Ley 28 a blacksmith of 1116 West Highth Street was fatally injured last night when he fell to the pavement near Eighth and Carr streets. He is in City Hospital with a fractured skull and is not expected to survive.

Fred Ley West Highth Street Eighth and Carr Streets

Vandals Strike Edward Twohey Barber Shop

Police investigate a vandalism at Edward Twohey’s barber shop at 107 West Twelfth Street early yesterday. Two large mirrors and two marble slabs were broken and the shop’s furniture was burned to ashes. The motive remains unknown.

Edward Twohey West Twelfth Street

Promotions in U S Sub treasury announced by Assistant Treasurer

Assistant Treasurer Bosworth announced promotions in the United States Sub treasury. R M Brashears was made vault clerk with a $300 salary advance. E A Laquey takes Brashears’ former deputy teller post and a $300 yearly raise.

United States Bosworth R. M. Brashears E. A. Laquey Brashears

Mother of Septuagenarian Admitted to City Hospital

Mrs Barbara Johnson aged about 103 years and living at 427 West Sixth Street was admitted to City Hospital yesterday, according to relatives. The record notes she is so old she has forgotten her exact age.

Barbara Johnson West Sixth Street City Hospital

Notable case of persistent hemorrhoids resisted by remedies

Accompanied by terrible itching the patient suffered a complex distressing hemorrhoidal case. Known cures failed, a doctor considered surgery necessary after attempts with standard remedies.

Cuticura Proved Its Wonderful Efficacy

A testimonial from J. H. Henderson of Hopkinton New York describes long stubborn piles and eczema cure with Cuticura Remedies. After using Soap Ointment Suppository and Resolvent Pills for several months the patient reached good health and urges early use of Cuticura. The letter dates April 26 1907 and cites a full set of Cuticura products.

H. Henderson Hopkinton, St. Lawrence Co N. Y Jnana Ke ‘Byery Eee Ieee ‘ Oie Os Rug Corp

Married in Norwood to Clermont County Girl

FE H Marsh of Smith and Nixon piano factory Norwood wed Grace Mc Mullin of Newtonville Clermont County Ohio yesterday. The ceremony at Rev Haefner's home 27 East Ninth Street Bethel witnesses Claude Fisher and Miss Mary Norte.

FE. H. Marsh Smith & Nixon Piano Norwood Grace McMullin Newtonville Clermont County

Miami University Confers Degree in 84th Commencement

The eighty fourth annual Miami University commencement occurred in the college auditorium with Dr. Guy Potter Benton presiding. Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus delivered the address as two new chairs were announced for Greek and mathematics. Honorary degrees went to Dr. Frank Wakely Gunsaulus and Edmund Daniel Lyon, with several graduates earning summa cum laude honors.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton Miami University Guy Potter Benton Frank W. Gunsaulus Armour Institute Chicago William N. Oldfather Princeton Archer Everett Young Purdue University Lafayette Ind Charles T. McComb Winterset Miami America Joe Stanley Emerson Bellefontaine Frank Wakely Guysaulus Edmund Daniel Lyon Woodward High School Cincinnati Adeline H. Biliott Bellevue, Ky Grace Glasgow Ethel Houser Edna Gazicker Nellie Wood W. J. Pickerel

Prof Lloyd Speaks on Eclectic Preparations at Meeting

In Kansas City on June 18 Prof John Ari Lloyd of Cincinnati delivered a feature paper to the National Eclectic Medical Association convention. His topic was Eclectic Preparations and the National Pure Food Laws.

Kansas City, Mo John Ari Lloyd Cincinnati National Eclectic Medical Association Lloyd

Cincinnati Soldier Guilty of Abandoning Post

Private Fred Warren of Company A Cincinnati was found guilty by the Adjutant General's Department at Columbus of neglect of duty for abandoning his post while on guard duty in the Ohio night under-district. He was dishonorably discharged from the service.

Worg Charles Hake Fred Warren Cincinnati Adjutant General's Department Columbus Ohio Adjutant General’s Department

Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Filed and Canceled

The notice lists real estate transfers including properties on Nassau Street, Harrison Avenue, Oakley Avenue, and Crown Street among others. It also records mortgages filed and canceled involving multiple individuals and entities such as Edward Schumann, Frederick Schumann, Henry Meier, and the Meier Jaeckin pair, with various parcel sizes and lease terms across Cincinnati area subdivisions.

Tate Edward Ye Schumann Edward Schumann Frederick C. Schumann Henry Moser Emerick F. Smith Jacob Morris Nassau Street Fulton Avenue Sadie F. Wood Eva M. Emmitt Meier Grape Juice Company J. W. Sibley Terrace Park Brasabein Barco Mathilda A. R. Cunningham John J Pine Street Clark Butsre Esccceddee John Schwarz Cincinnati Baptist Erie Avenue Hyde Park Charles EB. Allen Orle C. Allen William M. Allen Anna Longstreth Fred H. Perry W. P. Anderson Anaystativites K. Sjaback John c. Townshipiot Walnut Hills Savings and Loan Elizabeth Co Daniel 8Liams Robert J. Budgibson Edward A Mary Knorr Josephine Nécheck Knorr Street August Schlegel William Sonkener Margaret Klein Stephen Kelso Frank P

Brick dwellings and costs listed on west side streets

A fragmented notice lists several two and a half story brick buildings with owners and costs. Entries include Eggers Bros on Boudinot avenue near Werk road, Cramer on Ragine street near McMillan street, Schroeder on Harrison avenue near McKinley, Mechlen on Pleasant View avenue, Weber on Borden street near Ralston, and Foster on Glenway avenue, with costs ranging from 2 000 to 5 000 dollars.

Boudinot Avenue Werk Road Eggers Bros Ragine Street McMillan Street McKinley C. H. Schroeder West Side Pleasants Pleasant View Avenue Blair Avenue A. L. Mechlen Cobt Borden Street Ralston Avenue William Weber COBE Escereeees Thisnake Vets Ceneus Ee Lace Glenway Avenue E. Foster

Labor Leader Leaves Cincinnati After Traction Arrests

President Mahone of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America departed Cincinnati for Detroit after the arrest of several Cincinnati Traction Company workers on Sixth Street Saturday night. Only organizers Fay and Scott remain in the city.

Mahone Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America Cincinnati Cincinnati Traction Company Sixth Street Detroit Fay Scott

Local Amateur Teams Shine Amid Big League Hype

The piece lauds local amateurs and Traction Company Baseball teams, noting nine squads guided by managers. It teases pictures and stories in next Sunday's Illustrated Magazine, included free with The Sunday Commercial Tribune.

Reds Traction Company Baseball Commercial Tribune

Victim of Auto Gets S180 Verdict

A 12 year old girl named Clara Deman was awarded $150 damages against John E B Ginandi for injuries from being struck by an automobile on Vine street near St Joe street on her way to school. The suit started at $300 and was heard in Judge O Connell's court with P R Shook for the plaintiff and Powell and Smiley for the defendant.

Clara Deman John EB. Ginandi Ginandt Vine Street St. Joe Street O’ Connell P. R. Shook Powell & Smiley Bramwell Joseph R. Strehley West Street Schoeper and Pogue & Pogue Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly

150 Divorce Cases Set for Hearing Before Summer

About 150 divorce suits are pending in Common Pleas Court. Assignment Commissioner Assur announced hearings will be set within two weeks. Louise Verkamp seeks divorce custody alimony from Joseph M. Verkamp alleging cruelty. Judge O Connell issues an order barring molestation at 124 Allison Street. Spangenberg Spangenberg, attorneys.

Common Pleas Court Assur Louise Verkamp Joseph M. Verkamp O’connell Allison Street Spangenberg & Spangenberg

Estate administrations filed for multiple decedents in regional court

Applications to administer estates were filed for Casper Hebestreit John Dickinson Kunigunda Dickinson and others with estates ranging from 1 600 to 13 550 dollars. An administrator was authorized to sell real estate to pay debts and to liquidate two shares of Ohio Union Brewing stock for Gottfried Meier's estate.

Ben Pittroff Arthur F. Spangenberg George P. Shull Elmore A. Gebhardt William Gebhardt Charles Weigel Emil Boehm Amalia Wall C. Wall William H. Struve Christian L. Kreinhagen Kathrina Halker Gottfried Meier Ohio Union Brewing Company

Motions to Dismiss Death Benefit Suits Filed in Superior Court

Lawyers for the Supreme Lodge A. C. W. W. filed motions to dismiss several suits in Superior Court claiming death benefits. An appeal was lodged from Judge Taylor’s Federal Court decision in Cleveland. Creditors clash over transfers affecting their claims in Harrington bankruptcy.

Superior Court Supreme Lodge A. C. W. W Galvin & Bauer Lodge Taylor Federal Court Cleveland Hattie L. Harrington

City Hall notes on street oiling and bridge issues

The Board of Public Service adopts a resolution to oil Erie avenue Edwards road Mooney and Zumstein avenues Hyde Park after a petition from over half the property owners. The Ridgeway avenue bridge over the L and N line belongs to nearby property owners not the city.

Board of Public Service Erie Avenue Edwards Road Mooney and Zumstein Avenues Hyde Park Morris City Engineer's Service Board Ridgeway Avenue Barard Railway Richards Salvation Army Water Works

Pumping Station Tests Scheduled First Week of July

Acting Chief Engineer Ben Zenberg of the Water Works Commission announced tests of pumping station machinery will be conducted in the first week of July. Contractors may receive a bonus if pumping capacity exceeds expectations.

Benzenberg Water Works Commission

Palace Hotel Changes Waitstaff to Women Servers

For the first time in twenty years the Palace Hotel will employ women in the dining room replacing the large force of negro waiters. Over two dozen young women in black skirts white shirt waists and aprons began work last evening.

Palace Hotel

New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court

Listings show multiple cases No. 140,165 to No. 140,174 in Common Pleas Court. Topics include partitions of estates, note payments, administrations seeking deed authority, divorces, and appeals from Squire Maus and Squire Meyer. Names include Emma Baltzer, Edward Selfiefield, Fairbanks-Morse Co., Jungelas Automobile Co., B P Hollister, Raymond Collings, Louise Verkamp, Joseph Verkamp, Richter Electric, Cassini Mosaic and Tile, Daniel Hammitt, Richard Hammitt, Harry Sachs, James King, Sophia Fredriks, Hannah Oehlimann.

Common Pleas Court Emma Baltzer Edward Selfieid Samuel B. Hammel Fairbanks-Morse Company J. H. Shulkey Stanley Matthews Burck, Peters & Matthews The Churcher Electric and Manufacturing Company Jungelas Automobile Company Squire Maus Raymond L. Collings Hollister & Hollister William A. Hopkins Mary EB. Mathews Frank P. Garrison Louise Verkamp Joseph M. Verkamp Spanberg & Spangenberg Richter Electric Company Cassini Mosaic and Tile Company Daniel Hammitt Richard C. Hammitt E. Co C. H. Reemelin Hannah Oehlimann Thorndyke, Frederiks & Spelle

Funeral Notice of Volunteers Pay Respect at Godfrey Ludwig

The Old Volunteer Firemen's Life Association meets at 960 Eiberon Avenue Price Hill Saturday morning at 8 30 to attend the funeral of Godfrey Ludwig. President Ludwig Acting Secretary William Lynn directs the service.

Volunteer Firemen's Life Association Adam B. Wilson Eiberon Avenue Price Hill Fueral Godfrey Ludwig William Lynn

Obituaries Record From Bloomington Area Funeral Notices

A cluster of funeral notices and death notices lists Miriam Frances Bloomer Dennis F Cooney Rebecca Dettelbach Julia Geisler Herman Gausmann AbigaII R Betts John Loth August Pflug Calisca Smith Mary Terrell and others with dates June 16 17 18 19 1908 and locations Bloomington and nearby cities, detailing burial and service times and places for each.

Bloomer Miriam Frances J. Frank Ada B. Bloomer New York City Spring Grove Cooney Dennis F Emma Cooney Hopkins Street St. Edward’s Church Dettelbach Rebecca Jewish’ Hospital Dayton Cleveland Columbus Chicago Geisler Julia C. F. Herman Geisler Gausmann Herman Mary Gausmann Caroline Loth Burkhardt Clay Street Pflug Mary Pflug Huggebrecht Findlay Street Indianapolis Ind Smith Calisca Butler Gilman Avenue Mt. Auburn Toledo Terrell Mary Miller Blue Jay Ren San Plora

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Godo Oka City News Wreck Barber Shop Uncle Sam Ohio College Cincinnatian Freda Marie Bachman Edna Laura Ferrey Horace Ballinger Bradford Arminta Baughman Oxford Charles Clarence Born Vandalia Taylor Albert Barradaile Eaton Clinton de Witt Boyd Mt. Oreb Harvey Clayton Brill Camden Dwight Britton Adaline Hallock Hinett Ludlow Clara May Feeney Charles Crane Garrod Grace G. Glasgow Hugh Byron Gordon Georgetown Walter Straub Hoffman Agosta Pearl Mahaffey Trenton Clarence Henry Martin Sidney Leah Alice Miller Gibsonburg Stanley Jewell Moore Bond Hill Alphaeus K. Morris Orange Arthur Charles Olson Leran Ogden Potter Barney Simonson Hadcliffe Harrison Frances J. Raglan Batavia Roi Welsh Risinger John Schwartz Seven Mile James Murray Sheehan John Grover Snyder Liberty Horace Frederic Tangeman William Albert Trimpe Sydney Edna Estelle Unzicker Kenton Marion Holbrook Ashton Prof Lloyd Speaks Eclectic Medical Association Frede Perry Anna P. Longstreth Digeianer Workingmen’s Club H. A ‘Alexander F. A. Bien Michael McDonnell Union’ ‘Savings Bank and Trust Co Sophronia Heckel Exposition B. ‘& % Company Catherine Carne J. Bokman Albert” E. " Cadawicks Bem Oe Frank Smuthy A. M. Gentrup Emil A. Jaeckin F. Henry Meier Barbara Schulz City Hall Bank John Douglass George K. Kinney Angie Ere L Misepe Berckheimer Mary Hogre Anna Aspbnson Carthage Century Fe Ee Guyer Clifton Wren Geyhodenensia sUnkin Sa Dees Fred Denkert Southside L. & B. Co Frances Dinger L. & 8. Company Caine’ Carnes O’dell Bettman-Johnson Company Furst Bros Burch & Johnson William J. O'Dell Reading Road Meara D. L. Grinter W. C. White Lexington Probate Court City Hall Notes David Davis Cumminsville C. Stark Ninth Street Board of Health C., L. & N. Railway Third Street Laird, Schober & CO Che John Shillito Alleghanies Edward H Marsheetene William Kaefer Arneér Leonard St Leslie A. Knight St. Louis Lilian A. Warner Linton A. Jerseee -Norwood Elizabeth Niemann Norwood S Esenee Sae Harrison, Oer Blan EB. MacDonald Wade Magdalena Dibo Harry H. Wherhardt Reb Beesreren Wilson Adam B Elbéeron .Avenue Holy Family Church Vincennes Louisville Daly Margaret Woody Marguerite Children’s Episcopal Hospital Gilbert Avenue Byers William West Fifth Street Derrick East Court Street van Krevel John St. Xavier’s College Mergy Mildred Imperial Street Gausman Horman Wou George Rice Bolge Mary East Fifth Street Tegel Emilio Belmont Avenue Detterman Michael Home Atzell Clara Ehnker Huichie Bro Jewslers W.4th St Soviccanae Lagston Suit Club W. J. Ngston Dhn Chara Co Aioe Closson'’S For Fine Paintings Fourth St West
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