Police Librarian Stricken
Librarian Fred Pinkerton is suffering from appendicitis and may undergo an operation. The report notes his condition and possible treatment at the city hospital.
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Fred Pinkerton
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati, Ohio
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
5
Firemen Called to Gerdes Hotel No Fire Found
Fire Department answered an alarm at the Gerdes Hotel yesterday afternoon but found no fire. Hotel employees were puzzled about who gave the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerdes Hotel
Jury Will Try Hirsch Case In Police Court
Nathan Hirsch faces a charge of taking a bet on a horse speed. A jury was impaneled in Police Court yesterday and the trial is set for Friday morning in Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hirsch
Thieves Strip Chandeliers From Vacant East Fourth Street House
Thieves removed chandeliers wall brackets and gas appliances from 500 East Fourth Street owned by C. J. Strong of Pleasant Ridge. The vacant house has been empty since June 17 and the theft was discovered yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourth Street
C. J. Strong
Pleasant Ridge
Man in cell attempts suicide after clothes theft claim
Henry Guthrie colored of 711 Central Avenue was charged by police with stealing clothes from his roommate. In custody yesterday he tried to hang himself with a rope supplied by a necktie suspender but Turnkey McAllister cut the noose. Guthrie warned he would take his life when opportunity offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Guthrie
Central Avenue
Turnkey McAllister
Guthrie
Labor Exchange outing set for July 4 at Hopkins Grove
The event to be held July 4 in Hopkins Grove will feature a discussion on Labor and Co operation led by C M Cobb Cincinnati Typographical Union M M Tate man Boot and Shoe Workers Paul Ehmann Labor Exchange secretary Mrs M E Grout President Woman's Label League J P Thornbury President American Society of Equity and Nicholas Klein
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Exchange
Hopkins Grove
C. M. Cobb
Cincinnati Typographical Union
M. M. Tateman
The
Boot and Shoe Workers
Paul Ehmann
M. E. Grout
Woman's Label League
J. P. Thornbury
American Society of Equity
Nicholas Klein
Will Hold Convention Here by International Union Pavers
The fourth annual convention of the International Union of Pavers Ram mers Flaggers Bridge and Stone Letters will be held in Richelieu Hall on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
International Union of Pavers
Richelieu Hall
Street Railway Picnic Honors Public Help at Chester Park
The Street Railway Employees' Mutual Protective Association will hold its annual picnic in Chester Park tomorrow as a complimentary event thanking the public for support in six prior affairs. About 100,000 tickets have been distributed to employees' friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railway Employees’ Mutual Protective Association
Chester Park
Mission to Hold Annual Outing at Lagoon
The Union Gospel Mission plans its annual outing at the Lagoon on Friday July 31. Attendees will partake in leisure activities and community fellowship hosted by the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Gospel Mission
Delegates Head for State Christian Endeavor Meet
Twelve delegates left yesterday for Mansfield Ohio to attend the annual State convention of the Christian Endeavor Union. Thomas J. Kiphart of Cincinnati Recording Secretary will be one of the speakers. The delegates are instructed to bring the convention to Cincinnati next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
The
Christian Endeavor Union
Thomas J. Kiphart
Cincinnati
Union
Cincinnati Delegates to Mechanical Engineers Meet
Cincinnati delegates to the semi annual convention of the National Association of Mechanical Engineers left yesterday. Led by Prof. Herman Schneider dean of the engineering department at the University of Cincinnati they head to Detroit where the convention opens today and runs until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Association of Mechanical Engineers
Detroit
Herman Schneider
University of Cincinnati
Boy Loses Two Toes After Street Accident
Toney Divita son of Mr and Mrs Michael Divita of 318 West Water street was run over by a wagon while playing in front of his home last night. He required amputation of two toes at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toney Divita
Michael Divita
West Water Street
City Hospital
Alumni Association Hosts 1908 Class in Moeller Hall
St Xavier College Alumni Association welcomes the 1908 graduating class this evening in Moeller Hall for an alumni gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier College Alumni Association
Moeller Hall
Property Changes Hands Theft at 2630 Park Avenue
A thief stole a full set of carpenter and plumber tools from a house at 2630 Park Avenue. The tools belonged to Henry Finke of St Bernard until taken. Police report a burglary occurred and the property was identified as Finke’s tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Henry Finke
St. Bernard
Stolen Goods Report At West Fifth Street Burglary
Frank Posteria of 221 West Sixth Street reported to police that a burglary at 535 West Fifth Street occurred early yesterday. Four suits of clothing, women's apparel, and tableware valued at $590 were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Posteria
West Sixth Street
West Fifth Street
Sunday School Outing to Lake Allyn by Evanston Churches
The Presbyterian and United Brethren Sunday schools of Evanston plan an outing today at Lake Allyn. Students from both churches will participate in a day of recreation and fellowship by the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Presbyterian and
United Brethren Sunday Schools
Evanston
Lake Allyn
Thief Steals Coat From Local Resident In City Mixup
A thief took a coat from Robert Flax of 1333 John Street while Flax was at 112 East Sixth Street. The garment contained a bank book issued to Flax and Lamp and two whisky certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Flax
John Street
Flax
East Sixth Street
Flax & Lamp
Rope walker victim near skylight fall at city home
Mrs. Henry Peterson, a colored resident of 1004 Central avenue, fell through a skylight while hanging out washing at 108 East Eighth street yesterday. City Hospital physicians report she will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Peterson
Central Avenue
East Eighth Street
City Hospital
Ice Dealers Ride Through Kentucky Highlands
The Ice Dealers' Association of Cincinnati led a tally ho ride yesterday afternoon with an estimated sixty to eighty participants. Mr. Smith of the Crystal Ice Company served as master of ceremonies and Mr. James Cullen was a prominent organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Dealers’ Association of
Cincinnati and
Nervous women gain relief with Miles Nervine tonic
Tired Women describe relief from headaches nervousness backache and debility after using Miles Nervine. The advertisement promises soothing nerve support and refreshing sleep with a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co. including testimonials from customers like OZZARTH in Hamilton Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Ely
Deus
Miles
Ozarth
Hamilton
Miles Medical. CO
Elkhart, Ind
Neighbors Seek Injunction Against Mandolin Club
Residents of 1488 Freeman avenue seek to stop Avon Mandolin and Social Club from noisy late night activities after March 14. Plaintiffs Catherine Grace and others name George J. Kortemeyer as president and Richard Johnson as secretary as defendants, with attorney B A Hulswitz. Judge Swing heard arguments. museum injunction denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Mandolin and Social Club
Freeman Avenue
Stxp
Catherine Grace
Thomas Grace
Mary Grace
William Grace
Walter Grace
Anastasia Grace
George J. Kortemeyer
Richard Johnson
B. A. Hulswitz
James B. Swing
Dr. Zulzer
West Fifth Street
L. P. Pink
F. Chambers
Divorce actions and denials span multiple Pittsburgh cases
Isaac Lowenstein answers Bettie Lowenstein's divorce complaint denying infidelity and failure to provide, cites jealousy and estrangement leading to desertion to Newport Kentucky. Anna Bussberg seeks divorce from Herman Bussberg with alimony and name restoration. Several divorces granted for cruelty neglect and failure to provide by Judges Pfleger Caldwell and O Connell including Lillie Roberts, Julia Guard, Elizabeth Schulte, Hannah Strauss, and Mary Moran case advisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Lowenstein
Bettie
Newport
Max Levy
Anna Bussberg
Herman George Bussberg
Anna Wright
S. O. Bayless
A. Breitenstein
Pfleger
Lillie Roberts
William Roberts
Lillie Mitchell
Julia H. Guard
Milton V. Guard
Nettle McNabb
Charles McNabb
Caldwell
Elizabeth Schulte
William Schulte
Mary Moran
Thomas Moran
O'Connell
Hannah Strauss
Edgar M. Strauss
Remittitur Offered in Trotter AppeaI Patent Case
The United States Court discharged the application for new trial in the Walter F. Trotter versus Iron Railway breach of contract suit. Judge Thompson advised remittitur of 8000 dollars in place of a new trial after a 13000 dollar jury verdict. The patent for a power washing machine is involved in the Coffield and Fletcher Manufacturing Company appeal. The Kentucky federal decision favored the defendant. William F. Shobert filed bankruptcy with debts of 350 dollars and assets of 39 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Trotter
Iron Railway Company
Thompson
Trotter
P. S. Coffield & Son
Fletcher Manufacturing Company
Federal Court of Kentucky
Cochran
Court of Appeals
William F. Shobert
Superior Court
Plaintiffs Seek Damages From City Over Water Main Burst
Four civil suits filed against the city claim damages from a water main burst at Eighth and Him streets on January 26. Plaintiffs are Stephen H Wilder, C M Wilder, Parker H Wilder seeking 5000 dollars. Henry A Smith 5000. Rapid Electrotype Company 1344. Type Realty Company 118.90. Walter A DeCamp is attorney for each plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth
Stephen H., C. M
Parker H. Wilder
Henry A. Smith
Rapid Electrotype Company
Type Realty Company
Walter A. DeCamp
Probate court lists Blair will for probate and estates
The will of former County Commissioner William H. Blair dated March 16 1906 was filed for probate. He leaves all to wife Ella M. Blair as executrix without bond. Estate values include 7500 realty and 3200 personalty. Other settlements name co trustees and multiple heirs with varying bequests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Blair
Ella M. Blair
G. Joseph Sage
Morrie Krakauer
Theodore von Holler
James H. Gates
Solomon Langdon
Clara L. Bailey
James M. Robinson
Elizabeth H. Robinson
Geisler Heirs Share Estate With Mary as Executrix
The will directs the residue be divided equally among Victor H. Geisler Julius Geisler Augusta Geisler and Adana Geisler as heirs. Mrs James Bigane leaves specified sums to daughters Catherine Mary Margaret William John and James. The remaining estate goes to daughter Mary who is named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ler
Victor H. Gaisler
Julius Geisler
Augusta Geisler
Adana Geisler
James Bigane
Catherine
Mary
Margaret
William
John
James
Pleads Guilty To Homicide in Levee Killings
Anthony Amos pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing of Virgil Tully a year ago after a quarrel over a crap game. Judge Hunt sentenced Amos to twenty years in the penitentiary. Both men were colored. Clay Raymer pleaded guilty to robbery with a suspended sentence of two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Amos
Virgil Tully
Squire Smedes Bounds Nancy Willis for Grand Jury Breach Charge
Nancy Willis of 836 East Pearl street was bound to the grand jury by Squire Smedes on a breach of the peace charge involving Laura Sylvester of the same address. Mrs. Sylvester alleges she was beaten and insulted with vile names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Smedes
Nancy Willis
East Pearl Street
Laura Sylvester
Mrs. Sylvester
Labor Council absorbs Street Railway union members
Central Labor Council last night admitted the Street Railway Men's Union as members and seated its delegates. It plans a general organizing committee with traction workers and to form a mass meeting later. The Amalgamated Association may place discharged local men on its strike benefits list. A motion to remove non celebrating unions was defeated and the labor plank topic was adjourned due to heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
The
Street Railway Men’s Union
Dele
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Workers
Mlouto THE HEART BY HALF AN INCH STAB LODGED NEAR HEART
Harry Bowers a 29 year old carriage worker lies in critical condition after a stabbing in a Budd street saloon. Police seek Jim Delahanty amid conflicting statements as doctors report a chest wound and another stab to the abdomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bowers
Budd Street
Bowers
Jim Delahanty
Delahanty
Fortmeyer
Sisters Visit Prisoner In Batavia Jail
Howard Wilson of Dayton bound over to the Clermont County grand jury on burglary charges after a farm posse arrested him for breaking into a smokehouse and stealing a ham. Henry Hadley of Cincinnati faces arraignment. sisters Jessie and Alice Hadley visited Wilson in Batavia jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wilson
Dayton
George W. Good
Monterey
Greenleaf Seely
Newtonville
Clermont County
Batavia
Henry Hadley
Cincinnati
Edwin Ely
Jessie
Alice Hadley
Marriage Licenses Listing Dense with Names and Addresses
A long list of marriage license entries appears, naming individuals by full names with residences and ages across multiple cities and streets. The fragmentary OCR shows numerous entries including Hirn, Wolf, Rasch, Weil, and many others, with ages ranging from early 20s to mid 30s and a mix of Madisonville, Miamiville, and other locales.
Tries Hard for Record Amid Prostrations and Strain
The report notes repeated attempts to surpass a longstanding record accompanied by numerous prostrations or fatigue indicators. Officials record the effort and assess endurance in a constrained setting.
Heat Wave Grips City AmidJune Record Heat
City endures sweltering heat with temperatures near 101 on streets and 97 aloft. doctors fear multiple heat victims may die. Officials urge caution as thunderstorms approach and health officers push tetanus antitoxin guidance for wound care and prevention.
Yields to the Heat Claims Trinity Church Leader
A. F. Clarke of 28 Garfield Place died at City Hospital after succumbing to heat during Trinity Methodist Church Ninth street conference Monday night. Clarke, a longtime church trustee and class leader, helped with morning services and an outdoor gathering at Sixth and Elm, then preached from the gospel wagon. He had a history of heart trouble and died shortly before 3 am with Dr Ketcham and Mrs Clarke at his bedside. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at Trinity Church with Spring Grove interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
A. F. Clarke
Garfield Place
Trinity Methodist Church
Ninth Street
Trinity
Brunner
Sixth
Elm Streets
Alms & Doepke
Heber D. Ketcham
Clarke
City Hospital
Ketcham
Sanders
Trinity Church
Spring Grove
Covington Girl Sends Note After Poison Attempt
Gertie Baker sixteen of Covington Kentucky swallowed poison yesterday and is in City Hospital. A death by own action note was found at her home stating she would not survive and urging John to hurry. Dr Foertmeyer believes she will recover. She had left Thirteenth and Russell streets for 1287 West Sixth street.
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Mercury
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Weather Office
City Hospital
Bert Doyle
John Street
Hayner
Pearl Street
Fritz Jacky
Bremen Street
Elm Street
Doyle’s
George Wilson
Healy’s
Sixth Street
Lodge Alley
Harry Leppard
Kenyon Avenue
B. & O. Railroad Company
Jane and Hathaway Streets
John Porcell
Martin Street
Charles Fruehof
Race Street
West Court Street
Gertie Baker
Covington
Silwinning Chapter Special Convocation Notice
Special convocation of Silwinning Chapter 7 at 3 p.m. on Wednesday June 24. Royal Archage workers invited. JOHN C. ROBERTS, H. L. L. LATTA, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silwinning
A. M
Royal Archage
John C. Roberts
Latta
Deaths and Burial Permits Narrative
Notices list several deaths and funerals with dates in late June 1908. Entries include Margaret Cameron, Elizabeth Fischer aged 18, Anna Elizabeth Siebern, and others. Burial permits cover multiple individuals with causes such as senility heart disease and peritonitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Margaret
Fischer
Elizabeth
Philip
Catherine Fischer
Zinsmeister
Charlotte Street
Martin
Mary
Longview Hospital
Mill Street
Lied
Louis
Bremen Street
Wuest
Augusta
Eastern Avenue
Jaeeka Cole
Avery Alley
Aemer
Michael
City Infirmary
Nocker
Virginia
Marrien
Ohio River
Washington, Mary
Butler Street
Plizabeth
Schlinkert
St. Mary’s Hospital
Hastern Avenue
Norlamd
Charle
Galion Street
Pendin
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Fifth St
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Bella Vista Place
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Bremen St
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Liston Av
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Clark St
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Bank St
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Fairmount
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Oldenburg
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Montrose Av
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Addyston
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San Rafael
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Findlay St
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Covington, Ky
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Maxwell
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Saginn
Montrose
Pauline Berkenhe - McMicken
Anna M. Borgmann
Jefferson Av
Elia Bellow
Main Gt
Theresa Bush
Harrison and Bern
D. V. Melvin
Erricson
Paddock Road
Elia May Kemp
Bond
Occas, Rve
Frank C. Jonés
Reelactive
Georgia Yankee
Ifth
Henry J. Menninger
Annals of Cincinnati Weather Bureau
Markbreit
Police
Milikin
Millikin
Mark Brown
Brown
Bunker Hill
J.j.sullivan , Co. Undertakers
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Erie Av
Hyde Park
Siebern
Anna
John N. Siebern
Norwood
Eee
Langston
J. Langston
Smith Si
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S. BE
Hillito
Madras
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Cindy Tobacco
Young Men’s Mutual Life Association Home Office
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Firth Ample Coach
Wilmington
Sabina
Washington D. H
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Columbus
Central Union Station
Walnut Street
Bigfour
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Batesville
A.m
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H and Vine
Natural Bridge, Ky., and
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Latonia
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
Fourth and Vine Sts
Sinton Hotel
Ohio Military Institute
Neahtawanta
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A. M. Henshaw
College Hill
Ohio
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Lexington
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Luella W. ST. Clair
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H. Peck
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Thos
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Closson
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