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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1907
Page
5
Dennis Bohan of Glendale died yesterday in City Hospital from injuries sustained when hit by a College Hill car Sunday night near Bichler's Garden. The incident occurred near the Garden area, and authorities described the collision as fatal.
A strike by tinners and sheet iron workers began yesterday morning with about 200 men staying away from their shops. The action follows labor tensions cited by union leaders and affects local metalworking sites.
Charles L. Kirsch a shoe dealer 1517 Arrison Avenue made an assignment yesterday to Joseph L. Meyer attorney. He lists assets at 500 and liabilities at 600.
The Board of Public Service yesterday granted permission to the traction company to remove one car from the largest routes outside the rush hours for a week as a trial.
Montgomery West Virginia couple Do. F. Wagner and Miss Stella Stidman wed yesterday at the Grand Hotel in Montgomery. Reverend L. O. Hartman performed the ceremony after both sets of parents were notified and messages of forgiveness were received.
State Fire Marshal Creamer with two deputies and Fire Chief Archibald held a long conference yesterday with Chief Millikin and Prosecutor Oppenheimer about arresting nine alleged violators of orders to close and remove drying establishments using gasoline and other combustible fibers. Oppenheimer urged giving firms ten days to comply.
Fifty dollars was contributed yesterday by the directors of the Taxpayers Association to the Associated Organizations. The following new members were elected W G Caldwell Lester Rothschild Herman Brockman A W Macbrair John Seaman Philip A Schwoerer John Schroth Herman Henke John Ennebrock E Heinz Louis Bauer Charles Jacobs John Holland Louisa Herzog Frank Bernet N B Clark Gerhard Kesee Jacob Meyer Bertha Blum Mrs S Bowles Nettie B Boyle G H Buning Isaac Levy Barbara Marks.
Public school officials spar over seating arrangements harming students. Mem D A Meguire cites congestion and lung risk forcing a referral to the Buildings Committee. Playgrounds push seeks a uniform state levy, site for a new Twenty third Ward school discussed, and teacher resignations listed.
Ohio Bankers' Association secretary 8. B. Rankin arrives in Cincinnati for the annual convention at the Hilton Lin ton Hotel set to open tomorrow. Leaders include Thomas H. Wilson and Henry Melville Curtis with remarks on currency reform and legislative progress.
City Council unanimously approves annexation of all Hamilton County to Cincinnati. The motion, led by Member Mullen, urges civic groups to back annexation and asks the Clerk to notify village and city councils of Hamilton County of the resolution.
Helena M. Sullivan of Walnut Hills suffered severe head and shoulder injuries after entering the open elevator shaft at the Gibson House on East Fourth Street. She was rushed to Good Samaritan Hospital with skull fracture suspected and possible internal injuries. Police and witnesses described the hotel lobby crowded as Sullivan entered via the ladies entrance and fell into the shaft. The elevator descended, striking her as she attempted to crawl out.
R T Puryear, guest of Gibson House, reports a Sunday Lagoon trip ended with robbery. He was wedged by four young men while boarding a late car and lost a pocketbook containing $400. Police headquarters received his statement yesterday.
Magistrate Armstrong fines Herschel Cooley of Kentucky temporarily a Norwood resident ten dollars for shooting songbirds. George Long of Oakley bound over to the Grand Jury on a peace warrant. The Norwood Heights St Peter s Church fair and bazaar second day draws bigger crowds as Norwood Day is planned for Saturday.
City Auditor Culkins received an answer from the Forestry Department after prompting President Roosevelt about withheld information. O W Price signed the reply listing creosoted wood block paving prices in five cities, with averages around 2.95 dollars, noting production costs vary by location and time.
A lengthy registry style list presents intended marriages with names and addresses. Many entries include full or partial names such as William H. R. Hearne Hazel Campbell John Kamancsek Katherine Wagner Walter D. Chalfant Florence Knapp Daniel J. Hardy and Lucie Kinney. The page enumerates individuals across cities and states with ages and street addresses in a formal notice style.
Council member Kellogg charged the City Solicitor’s office allowed verdicts due to a favored lawyer M. W. Conway. Mayor Dempsey refused to sign a new street car transfer ordinance pending validity, sending it to committee for re-pass after three weeks.
The M Millan chapter states its meeting is Tuesday at 7 30 p m with work for the R A degree. Visitors are welcome. Co headed by H Repmelin and Hight Priest will preside.
Multiple notices outline deaths on June 21 and nearby dates for Anna Altgilbers James Fagaly Leopold Erman Margaret Eckmann Fredrick McCullough William Mahon Gregory Leitor. Details include ages addresses service times and burial or mass at St Henry's Norwood Miami Cemetery St Mary's Cathedral and Erie funeral notices later.
Burial permits show John Salyer 79 of 4 East Twelfth paralyzed died. Mary Shipley 80 of 1357 Lincoln cerebral hemorrhage. Marguerite Griffin 34 of 668 Glenwood exhaustion. Mary Macneale 81 of 2865 Madison carcinoma. Irene Pepani 1 of 1112 Broadway chronic bronchitis. Rosa Hoehn 30 of 1707 Chase typhoid fever. Henry Schmidt 7 of 2789 West Sixth marasmus. Henry Asche 98 of Montgomery Road listed. Robert Elley 2 of 3437 Reading Road phthisis.
Sacred Heart Church in Reading hosted a lawn fete on church grounds last evening. Mayor A A Taylor of Wyoming left on a long southern tour and will return around July 4. Attys C Benedict and Mrs Benedict of Glendale report their daughter Mary recovering from a serious illness. Premack a Cincinnati merchant on Sixth Street was fined $25 and costs after a Sunday closing law violation case before Mayor Lowes in Hartwell.
Exclusive first class tours by Pacific Coast and Yellowstone operators via Colorado and Utah with varying dates. Depart Chicago July 5 and 6, August 34 and 24, under the Tourist Department of the Union Pacific and Northwestern Line. Write 8 A Hutchison manager 212 Clark Street Chicago for details.
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