City of Cincinnati Three of These In Use Best Testimonial
Mike Mullen's picnic at Coney Island prompted William Zick a 23 year old laborer to wave from a forty foot coal elevator. He fell headlong to the ground suffering internal injuries and was taken to City Hospital.
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City of
Cincinnati
Special Motor Vehicle CO
E. Fourth St
Coney Island
Mike Mullen
William Zick
Spencer House
Front Street
Broadway
W. H. Brown
Front
Lawrence Streets
Two Watches Stolen by Boy Arrested in Pawn Shop
Asa Coddington, 12, son of Charles Coddington, fireman at Engine Company No. 11, snatched a watch from Sam Phillips pawn shop on Ninth and Main. Patrolman Hagerstadt pursued and captured him. police found a second watch and other small items on arrest. The juvenile is held for the Juvenile Court.
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Asa Coddington
Charles Coddington
Engine Company No
Sam Phillips
Hagerstadt
Queen City Sees Modest Growth Amid Panic Aftermath
Cincinnati shows resilience as 1907 output nears 350 million dollars with gains in clothing dry goods shoes goods and whisky production. Rail freight remains steady and despite some declines in tobacco groceries and hay the chamber reports a hopeful path toward 1908.
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Burley
Cincinnati
Heat Wave Drops Temperature as City Sees Relief
Extreme heat gripped the city with several hospital cases caused by the heat. Relief arrived as showers and western breezes cooled the day from a high of 87 to a low of 74. Eva Renner 25 of Harrison avenue was treated after suffering heat induced dementia. doctors report not serious.
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Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Eva Renner
Harrison Avenue
City Hospital
Mayor Replies After Statewide YMCA Relay Message
The article reports Mayor Markbreit acknowledged Mayor Tom L. Johnson's message received at the First District Police Station after relay runners delivered it from the YMCA. The report lists several heat related incidents including injuries, sunstroke, fainting, and a death attributed to oppressive heat across various city streets and residences.
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Tom L. Johnson
Markbreit
Johnson
First District
Woman Demands Million Dollars in Heat Fueled Incident
A well dressed woman called Pinky Prim stormed The Commercial Tribune office demanding one million dollars. She agreed to go to a bank with police after indicating distress. In City Hospital doctors diagnosed an acute dementia likely caused by recent heat. Woman identified as Miss Bessie Williams 36 of 524 Montgomery Covington. Her father listed as S H Williams. She was placed in the strong ward and family notified.
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Pinky Prim
The
Commercial Tribune
Bessie Williams
Montgomery Street
Covington
S. H. Williams
Aboliga Season of Communion Declared by The Mother Church
The Mother Church in Boston abolishes its annual communion season, while branch churches keep theirs. Mary Baker G. Eddy explains that relinquishing a material form advances spirituality, noting distant members may still attend. The change reflects a shift from a material rite to spiritual unity.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Eddy
House of the Mother Church
Christ
Dayton Journal’s Centennial Edition Sets Page Record
The Dayton Journal celebrated its centennial with a 124 page issue, the largest Ohio paper ever published. A three color cover design signaled future prospects for Dayton, as articles and illustrations highlighted the city’s industry and progress, with merchants výrazily supporting the edition through extensive ads.
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Dayton Journal
Ohio
Dayton
Zimmerman arraigned for disorderly conduct in family dispute
George Zimmerman of 1425 Denham Street faced Police Court on a disorderly conduct charge after allegedly stabbing at his wife’s mother with a knife while seeking access to his wife and child. The couple, represented by Judge Lueders, reconciled in private with the priest after the hearing. the judge dismissed the case.
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George Zimmerman
Denham Street
Geschwind
Zimmerman
Lueders
Father Falls
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Will Reinstall Church Pastor at Covenant Presbyterian
The Rev. Robert Watson will be installed as pastor of the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant for the second time tonight at 8 o clock. The Cincinnati Presbytery moderator Rev Edward Mack will preside. Dr. Edgar Hill of McCormick Theological Seminary Chicago will deliver the sermon. The service includes prayers and readings by several ministers and a charge to the people by Rev Francis C Monfort.
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Robert Watson
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Edward Mack
Cincinnati
Arrestees Fined on Loitering Charge in Police Court
Charles Kelly and Harry Wold were fined zero dollars plus costs after arraignment on loitering charges. Wold allegedly attacked Superintendent Kuffmeyer of the Bertillion Department when officers tried to photograph him for measurements.
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Charles Kelly
Harry Wold
Wold
Kuffmeyer
Bertillion Department
Seek Wife in This City Telegram To Cincinnati Police
A telegram from Maysville Kentucky asked Cincinnati police to locate Mrs. William Whitney who is believed to live in the city. Her husband is being held in Maysville and is said to be mentally deranged.
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Cincinnati Police
Maysville
William Whitney
Free The Trillers and Musical Acts at Local Club
The Trillers with Musical Goldmans Seymour and Dupre perform daily at 3 30 and 8 30. Kronemann Brothers headline features. Dine at Club House or Bower. Bathing Beach offers filtered water and changing conditions.
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Free the Trillers
Godlmans
Seymour & Dupre
Kronemann Bros
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