Building Collapse Kills Child Injures Father In Warehouse
A five story brick warehouse at 209 West Second street collapsed yesterday afternoon, killing six year old Gertrude Eckert and injuring Charles Eckert with multiple injuries. A nine month old infant Mary escaped. The Eckerts, with the mother and others, were in the saloon area when debris crushed the summer kitchen. The husband is not thought fatally injured, with neck injuries and a head wound. The missing man status is uncertain.
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West Second Street
Chatfield- Woods Company
Charles Eckert
Second and Elm Streets
Gertrude
Mary
Eckert
Husband
Woods
Chatfield & Woods
Commercial Tribune
W. H. Leibbe
Middletown
Plum Street
Ruins of Chatfield Woods Warehouse Collapse Claim Life
At Second and Elm streets a warehouse owned by Chatfield & Woods collapsed at about 10 10 pm trapping workers and killing six year old Gertrude Eckert. Patrolman Moffett and firemen pulled a man named Charles Eckert from the debris. his daughter died, and blacksmith Peter Moore is missing feared buried.
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Gertrude
Peter Moore
Chatfield & Woods
Moffett
Captain Retting
Engine Company No. 1
Race Street
Retting
Charles Eckert
Second Street
Queen of Summer Trips by Sea to Boston and Baltimore
Complimentary excursions offered from Old Point Comfort to holders of first class tickets, with trips from Baltimore to Boston. For details and the Tour Book address Pass. Dept., M. and M. T. Co., Baltimore Maryland.
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Boston
Old Point Comfort
Baltimore
Dept
House and Lot Sale Noted in Commercial Tribune
A house and lot sale is referenced in the Commercial Tribune issue dated Sunday June 24. The item notes a real estate listing or notice within the paper. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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the Commercial Tribune
Alley Act Challenge Upheld by Court Over Improvements
The city must cover unpaid alley improvement costs after the Supreme Court affirmed the Circuit Court in the Geler case. The decision questions the allying act’s constitutionality and prompts further appeals to resolve if brick alley upgrades by the Board of Administration are valid. The City Auditor doubts action on alleys, and amounts due total over 12 thousand dollars for the city’s portion, with contractor balances also outstanding.
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Corporation
Kinkead
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Longworth
Board of Administration
Geler
Board of City Affairs
the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
Two Big Permits For Local Buildings Approved
Building Inspector Heller issued permits for the Schmidlapp dormitory near Music Hall valued at 25 000 dollars, though its generosity is estimated at 50 000. J Griffith and Sons for Krippendorf Ditman Co received a permit to use streets for four months during a 30 000 dollar shoe factory erection at Seventh and North streets.
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Heller
August Schardt
Schmidlapp
Music Hall
J. Griffith & Sons
Krippendorf- Ditman Company
Seventh
North Streets
Christian Brotherhood Surprises Worcester at Home
About sixty five members of the Christian Brotherhood of the Central Christian Church visited T. M. Worcester on McMillan Street Walnut Hills to celebrate his two years as president. A social hour followed with a sumptuous dinner hosted by Mrs. Worcester as discussions on church affairs unfolded.
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Christian Brotherhood of the Central Christian Church
T. M. Worcester
McMillan Street
Walnut Hills
Transportation Matters To Be Discussed at Friday Meeting
The Transportation Committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Friday at 1 30 p m to review matters accumulated in recent weeks. Secretary Morten will report on railroad company positions and the receivers of tanbark seeking an extension of time to unload cars.
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Change Committee
Transportation Committee of the Chamber of Commerce
Morten
River Excursion Planned by Walnut Hills Church Group
The Christian Endeavor Society of Walnut Hills Congregational Church will offer a river excursion on Saturday July 7. The steamer New South is chartered and will depart from the foot of Main street at 2:30 PM and return by moonlight, with a stop at Strader avenue along the return voyage.
Quarrel Ends With Stabbing on Taylor Alley
Annie Gordon and Henrietta Creal, both colored, quarreled yesterday afternoon in Taylor alley. Creal was stabbed in the left arm. the wound is long but not dangerous. Creal was taken to City Hospital and Gordon to the House of Detention.
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Annie Gordon
Henrietta Creal
Taylor Alley
Creal
City Hospital
Gordon
House of Detention
St Josephs College Commencement At Odeon June 22
The commencement exercises of St Josephs College will be held at the Odeon on June 22. The class is exceptionally large compared with former years. An elaborate program has been arranged. The exercises will begin at 7:30 in the evening.
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St. Joseph’s College
Odeon
Board of Trade Annual Meeting Held With Reports
The Board of Trade and Bureau of Transportation plans an annual meeting in Room A at the Chamber of Commerce at 1:30 today. Four directors will be elected for three years, and reports from President J. J. Hooker and Secretary Wilson will be presented along with a committee on Southern Railroads. Secretary Wilson praised the organization for its city benefits and urged merchants and manufacturers to attend regardless of membership.
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Board of Trade and
Bureau of Intpportation
Chamber of Commerce
J. J. Hooker
Wilson
Southern, Railroad
Board of
Sight Restored for Owensboro Merchant After Ten-Year Blindness
Charles Werner of Owensboro Kentucky, long blind from cataracts, regained sight after a private hospital operation. After bandages came off he counted fingers, saw a human form, and later clearly viewed the surgeon and nurses. He plans to return home soon and is described as profoundly joyful and hopeful. He is uncle to Fred Hammer, president of Herancourt Brewing Company.
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Werner
Owensboro
Tage Rene
Fred Hammer
Herancourt Brewing Company
Shoe Makers to Face Chamber Team in Festival Benefit Game
Manager Harry Manas leads the shoe manufacturers baseball club against the Chamber of Commerce nine at Chester Park on Saturday June 30 to raise funds for the Fall Festival. Many factories will close at noon and employees will be given tickets. The goal is to net $1000 with both organizations contributing $260 and salesmen also supporting the effort.
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Harry Manas
Chamber of Commerce
Chester Park
ofCiliot Robson
Krippendorf-Dittman Company
Boulds
Manasy
Chamber of Commerce and Business Men’s Club
Worthy session of Cincinnati Presbytery society
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Cincinnati Presbytery met yesterday at Norwood Presbyterian Church for a quarterly gathering. Representatives from various churches attended as reports from affiliated groups were encouraging. The society, led by President Mrs John Paylor, has twenty five vice presidents and funds several missionaries abroad. A substantial luncheon was served at noon by Norwood church ladies.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Cincinnati Presbytery
Norwood Presbyterian Church
John Paylor
Cincinnati Society
Norwood Church
Married youths wed in Covington ceremony
George P. Plattenburg age 18 and Nellie Roff age 17, both of Springfield Ohio, were married at Covington Kentucky yesterday by County Judge Shine.
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George P.plattenburg
Nellie” Roff
Springfield
Covington
Shine
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Nagel
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Festival Fund
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Watters’ College
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Utah
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Pass
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Indianapolis, Ind
Theo. L. Sewall
May Wright Sewall
Cincinnati College of
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Cincinnati College of Correspondence
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Hotane PR
Chautauqua
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Baymiller
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Pennsylvania Lines
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Avepgre Station
Pearl & Butler
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Belvidere Hotel
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Virginia Av
New Steel Pier
Osborne & Er
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Apacity
Harry Bothman
the Shelburne
Ocean Front Hotel
Flinks
James D. Southwick
Cape May, N. J
Stockton Hotel
Morgan
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