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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1900
Page
5
This excerpt lists various fabrics with sizes and prices such as 49-inch English Tweed Suiting 85 and $1.25, 44-inch Silk and Wool Grenadine at 39c, 63 This week's price for 88-inch Black India at 90c, 22-inch Black Taffeta at 75c, and 69c Black Brocades. It mentions Domestics like Bleached Muslin and Heavy Brown Muslin with extra value and an apron ginghams note.
Extensive sale offers Wilton Velvets and Axminster carpets with borders, many patterns, reduced from regular 1.85 and 1.15 per yard. Jap Mats 30c to 85c, per yard. Velvet carpets and Brussels varieties cut to close. Wilton rugs 9x12 and hearth rugs 3x6 to 8x5 discounted to sale values.
Closeout notice lists 72 inch by 68 wide heavy cream damask linens with no napkins at 1 dollar value. 200 Marseilles pattern spreads hemmed valued at 175 dollars, offered at 128 dollars. Di re short ends table linens 1 to 4 yards. Hemstitched cloths 2 to 4 yards long, from 2 dollars. Items sold as miscellaneous closeouts with various yardage and prices.
The notice lists women's tan oxfords and boots cut to small amounts, women’s tan and black low shoes reduced to 2.75, misses and children's tan strap slip-ons lowered from 1.60 to 0.89, and children's trimmed hats on sale with several price points.
The Reacher at Whittier School Price Hill Miss Minnie BE Hazard is moved to the Twenty-first District School identified by Father. The body of the colored boy dragged from the river near Fernbank last Friday night was identified at the Morgue yesterday by William Bell of 209 Pioneer Street as his son Gilbert Bell.
County Recorder Hagerty filed with the County Commissioners the quarterly report ending June 4 noting receipts of 4877 dollars against expenditures of 3875 dollars 88. In the Pittner bankruptcy case U S Court Referee Mackay recommended finding the bankrupt guilty of making a false statement by claiming no assets.
Edward Ohmer of Dayton Ohio filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court listing liabilities of 74740 with no assets. He notes creditors ranging from New York to Fargo North Dakota and says all debts are unsecured.
Sergeant Bartley and Patrolman O Hearn arrested James Lally of 70 East Sixth Street yesterday and raided a room at 2858 Florence Avenue believed to be a policy office. Slips and drawings were confiscated.
Homer A Wessell Jr an Associate Editor of Yale News is a Yale College student from the class of 1902. His parents hold prominent positions in the city highlighting local connections.
A thief entered Isaac Lowenstein’s room at 781 Betts street Friday night and took a pair of trousers containing $25. The pants were discarded in an alley behind the house and found yesterday morning.
The corner stone of St Pauls German Protestant Church Delhi will be laid Sunday July 1. Addresses by Rev Mackes Rev Wm Humphrey and others in German and English. Music by the choir and orchestra will feature the ceremonies.
The Civil Service Commission announces exams on July 10 for meat inspector with salary 1200 to 1400 dollars and on July 12 for assistant ethnologist and July 13 for assistant ethnologic librarian each at 50 dollars per month. Age limit is 20 years or older.
Dr Green conducted a post mortem on Anna Williams of 704 Walnut Street and reported to Coroner Schwab that death resulted from alcoholism. The woman had consumed nearly a pint of whisky shortly before she died.
Coroner Schwab investigated the drowning death of 18 year old George Conway in the Ohio River at the foot of Parsons Street. Witnesses said Conway entered the water while bathing with companions and could not swim.
Doyle Council No 164 Yo M I invites members to a social session after candidate initiation on Monday evening. A noteworthy program is planned with several grand officers in attendance and the event is expected to surpass prior gatherings.
The new Brighton Business Men and Manufacturers Club will hold an officer election tomorrow evening. The organization aims to secure city aid for street cleaning around Brighton and may enter the Fall Festival float contest.
Leopold Pappenheimer aged 77 dies. Funeral from his Walnut Hills home at 2432 Ingle side place with burial in Walnut Hills Jewish Cemetery tomorrow.
W H Thomas a Spencerville Ohio businessman sought police help to locate Oliver Diley a Cincinnati bound employee who left with 25 dollars last Sunday for a pleasure outing and has not returned to date.
Sergeant Juengling was called to St. Francis Church at Vine and Liberty streets to arrest Fred Schultz a laborer who says he has no home. Schultz had been receiving alms from brothers at the parsonage. He threatened to assault a clergy member when money was refused.
Gus Schmiesing of Evanston tried to keep his slot machines operating despite Superintendent Deitech orders to remove gambling. Police outside city limits ordered Schmiesing to halt on Friday, while he protested at headquarters and argued for machines in the city.
A collision occurred yesterday between two street cars on the Chester Park and Colerain lines near a steep grade at Colerain and Watson avenues. Car No 4 from the Colerain avenue line stopped suddenly, and the Chester Park car rear ended it. A passenger, Mrs John Brooks of Westwood, was injured but not seriously and returned home.
Yesterday a Colerain avenue car stopped to let a passenger off when a Chester Park car rear ended it. Mrs. John Brooks of Westwood suffered back bruises but refused medical aid. The Colerain car rear was crushed and the other car’s vestibule glass broke. The Chester Park motorman blamed brake failure on the downhill grade.
Policeman John Anderson, off duty in civilian clothes, was beaten and thrown from a Chester Park car at Sixth and Walnut by several passengers after a quarrel. Superintendent Deitsch seeks the motive. Some onlookers, including women, give conflicting accounts. Anderson was hospitalized but not seriously injured.
Descendant of Rev. Abram Edwards who died in Wales in 1897 is a local resident named Magdalen Edwards. The estate totals 470000 dollars, and heirs are being traced across states. D D Edwards of Jackson will travel to Wales to represent the family and seek the missing heir in this locality.
The column records ages and causes of death for Patrick Hogan 81 phthisis Grace Stewart meningitis Bernard Arens 1 septechemia Clemmens Bruns 2 pneumonia Michael Cash 47 tuberculosis Henry Obberding 69 cancer Kate Degermann intestinal tuberculosis Anna Wegener 42 heart Giltert Bell 16 accidental drowning Wm Hurrell uraemia Thomas Trouble 25 killed by train John O Connor Sr 65 inquest pending Frank Botte 7 bronchitis Ellen Reynolds 4 tuberculosis George Conway 13 accidental drowning Rosa Hamilton 26 inquest pending Dr Taylor offers poison cure for 1 address Box 10 Cincinnati O
The eighteenth annual encampment of the Sons of Veterans of Ohio will assemble in Springfield on July 4 and 6. Noted attendees include Commander-in-chief A W Jones of Youngstown and General G B Abbott. Discussions cover a National Military College and state encampment logistics with multiple Ohio camps traveling to attend.
The institution completes its twenty third annual term at 148 East Fourth Street and will reopen in September at 2308 Auburn Avenue three blocks from the Cross-town streetcar line. It emphasizes high academic standards, physical culture, native teachers for French German and Spanish, and stresses wholesome home environment and sanitary facilities.
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