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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1908

Page

5

City Hotel Clerks to Convene for Picnic Preparations

The Hotel Clerks' Association of Cincinnati will meet tomorrow to perfect arrangements for its picnic on Saturday.

Hotel Clerks’ Association of Cincinnati

Second-Hand Dealer Fined for Tenement Entrance Obstruction

Joseph Levitch a second-hand dealer of 711 Central avenue was fined $50 in Police Court for obstructing the entrance to a tenement house.

Joseph Levitch Central Avenue

Fall Down Stairs Fatal for Mrs Rempke at Home

Mrs. Charles Rempke aged 63 died at her home on Drennan Street from injuries sustained in a fall down stairs on June 11. The death was reported yesterday.

Charles Rempke Drennan Street

James Murray Breaks Window to Get Cocaine

James Murray of St. Louis was charged in Police Court yesterday with breaking a window to obtain cocaine and was sentenced to four months in the Workhouse.

James Murray St. Louis

Surrenders to Police in Cincinnati Killing Case

James Delehanty of 1134 Belvidere Street Mt Adams surrendered to police yesterday on a charge of cutting to kill Harry Bowers of Budde Street.

James Delehanty Belvidere Street Mt. Adams Harry Bowers Budde Street

Car injures 2 year old boy on Vine Street

A two year old named Max Poplin was struck by a car while crossing Vine Street near the canal. He suffered severe bruises and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.

Vine Street Canal Max Poplin City Hospital

Children Enjoy Outing for Eden Park Visit

One hundred twenty children from the Children's Home had an outing in Eden Park yesterday as guests of Mrs. Laura Strauss.

Eden Park Laura Strauss

Welsh preacher to speak on Forward Movement in Great Britain

In Avondale celebration of her birth day anniversary Welshman Will Speak. The Rev. C L Perry of Newport Wales will address this evening at the Welsh Presbyterian Church College street on the Forward Movement in Great Britain. Mr Perry will also occupy the pulpit next Sunday.

C.L. Perry Newport Wales Welsh Presbyterian Church College Street Great Britain Mr. Perry

FiveYearOld Dies After Horse Kick At Rossmoyne Home

Coroner Cameron was notified yesterday that Harriet Vorhees five year old daughter of Lee Vorhees died from injuries sustained when kicked by a horse at her Rossmoyne home.

Cameron Harriet Vorhees Lee Vorhees Rossmoyne

Fraud accused solicitor target Work ing Boys' Home in Clifton

Home officers denounce a man described as soliciting funds for the Work ing Boys' Home in Clifton as a fraud Two women with official credentials are named as the only authorized solicitors among the institution's supporters

Clifton

Two Men Arrested for Annoying Police Officers

Patrolmen Schaller and Graver arrested Frank Lippel of 825 Buckstreet and George Costello of 4564 Lafayette Avenue yesterday for annoying the police with false robbery reports. They face disorderly conduct charges.

Schaller and Graver Frank Lippel Buckstreet George Costello Lafayette Avenue

Trustees Meet on Carnegie Endowment at Oxford College

The Western College trustees met yesterday at the Linton to discuss the Carnegie endowment offered by Andrew Carnegie and the General Education Board. They refused to reveal their decision, but reported promising indications for a prosperous year.

Western College Oxford Linton Andrew Carnegie General Education Board

Summer School Opens In Woodward Colony Building

Over 300 pupils enrolled at the Summer school opening in the Woodward Colony Building on Ninth street near Main. The program serves Sixth to Eighth grade students from intermediate schools and C and D grade high school pupils. Principal Wilkinson leads the program.

Woodward Colony Ninth Street Main Wilkinson

Xavier College Class of 1908 Welcomed to Alumni

Three hundred alumni gathered at Moeller Hall to welcome the 16 new graduates. Moderator Rev. W. J. Harrington introduced the new members to the Alumni Association.

St. Xavier College Moeller Hall W. J. Harrington

Homecoming for First Regiment After 27 Days On Duty

Captain Robert Dunning arrives to arrange the soldiers homecoming on Sunday. The men will have completed twenty seven days of on duty before starting homeward.

Robert Dunning

Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Residences

A long list of marriages shows individuals and spouses with their addresses and ages, including Edward A. Juergens from Danville and Augusta M. Luessen at 1048 Noble Court, plus many others like William C. Seufferle, Christina F. Schuemann, George Taylor, and Aliie B. Mundy, among numerous Ohio and nearby city residents. The compilation includes varied street addresses such as 216 W. McMillan St and 819 Carlisle Ave, with ages ranging from 2 to the mid-40s.

Edward A. Juergens Danville Augusta M. Luessen Noble Court St William C. Seufferle Glenmore Christina F.schuemann Whiteman St George Taylor Kirby Road Aliie B. Mundy Beeger Frank Weiss W. McMillan Bertha M. Beckman Carthage John Kiefer, Jr Jefferson Av Biarghs Rue Oi Henshaw and Hoppie Fred H. Embshoff Wocwnge Ida Eberhardt James Dalessandro Westwood Av Nellie Gnecco Queen City C. Lueders Fourteenth St Rosa Mans Vine St Daniel E. Specht Mad Anthony St Minnie Meyer Western Oren J. McKagsson, Jr Groesbeck Henn A. Klute Sue M. Heinbach Carlisle Av Bernard J. Ford Kate Casey Carlisle Thomas J. Hicks Symmes Ida Snell Carthage William J. Henderson Dremen Lulu Irving Spring Grove James E. Heap Charlotte Pierre Bryant Marie C. Behrendorf E. University Nv Norman Jones Bessie Brown Charles E. Jones Lillian Holzbauer Joseph G. Burg Kate J. Schott William Newhous Elizabeth Davis Frank J. Willem Cecelia Thomann

Quiet wedding notices fill social pages

Notices describe Grace Lindeman wedding to Charles Swigart at her parents home with close family. Brief accounts mention a later Cincinnati residence, and separate nuptials for Miss Nancy Clay in Paris Kentucky and Miss Bessie Grace with Latta Porter. A Good Shepherd ceremony in Norwood and other society rites follow.

Grace Lindeman Charles Swigart George H. Lindeman Charles Sumner Brown Miss Eunice Bock Mr. Swigart Mr. B. Doenig Swigart Bock EB. Doentz Eunice Bock Anna Swigart Toledo Albert Krone Campbell Johnson Joseph Blacker August Fisher Edward Hartman Solar Sullivan Mincks Portland Ind John Swigart East Cincinnati Church of the Good Shepherd Norwood Elizabeth Jones Lee Sowden Philadelphia W. J. Lockton Pride J. S. Jones C. H. M. Atkins Howard Sowden Walter Cram Robert McDonald Ambrose Cram Chicago George Jones Forest Avenue Sowden Philadelphia Trust Company Mrs.Sowden Adirondacks Germantown

Purely Personal Social Notes On Summer Trips

A string of readers and their relatives plan summer travels and visits. Dr and Mrs Frank Bachman and Nancy head to Pittsburg after a West tour. O T Joslin and Allen Joslin travel to Georgian Bay with Mrs Joslin joining later. Several families head to Harbor Springs Birmingham Montreal Atlantic City and Massachusetts for the season.

Florence Joslin Avondale A.M. Sweeney Louise Sweeney Indianapolis J. N. Wheatley Milwaukee Wis Thomas Cohan Marjorie Michigan Canada Rose Hill Milford Ashley Lloyd George Mills Massachusetts L. A. Burrell Beecher Street Frank Bachman Nancy Bachman West Pittsburg O. T. Joslin Allen R. Joslin Camden Avenue Georgian Bay Joslin Edward M. Marks Bohm Harbor Springs Mich Edward Johnston St. Louis Harris Hancock Auburn Avenue Mt. Auburn Birmingham Ala Johnston J. N. Roberts Tom F. Dana Dana Avenue Alexandria Bay Albert Moch Reading Road New York Dorothy Stevens Edwards Road Hyde Park Tipton Ind Martha Burton Katherine Gano Clifton Belleville Elizabeth Powe Josephine Prentice Toledo Traverse City Charlevoix Petoskey Bay Detroit Mt. Clemens Grand Point Lake St. Clair Hurenia Gratiot Harbor Beach Pte. Aux Barques Putin Bay Great Lakes Mackinac and Sea Niagara Falls Buffalo St. Lawrence River Fifth and Walnut

Social notes from Newport and surrounding towns

Miss Mary Andrews of Newport travels with friends to Bloomington Illinois and returns Tuesday. Miss Ralston Goss of Newport visits Delhi with her children. Mr and Mrs Will Andrews host a dinner at Heidelberg for Miss Bessie Grace of Mt Auburn ahead of her June 30 marriage to Mr Porter. Several Newport residents attend visits and trips, including honeymoons and card parties, with multiple engagements and farewells noted.

Hancock Harris Hancock Wwe Bessie Grace Latta W. Porter Worth Weller Oakleigh Miss Grace Lowden C. C. Grace Ralph Hallam Howard Saxby, Jr Clarence Haile, Jr Freidman Axline Lenora McCracken Arthur McCammon Clara Cahill Misses Minor Ancel Minor Walter Tarr Sue Howland Marian Shaw A. '. Highlands Wiliam M. Andrews W. R. Grace Mary Andrews Newport Bloomington Ill Ralston Goss Charles Coffin Henrietta Hunt Morgan Samuel Biggstaff Hope Boal Piqua Floss Gooder William Earl Klein Virginia Loretta Silva Columbus Arthur Hubbard Covington Sellers Indianapolis Florie de Wilcoxson

Will Deport Chinaman Lon Chong Today

United States Marshal Lewis will arrange for the deportation of Lon Chong, a Chinese national found in the country without authority. An order by Commissioner Howell at Dayton directs his return to China after Lon Chong produced a government certificate that proved to be a duplicate of one issued to another Chinaman with the same name.

United States Lewis Lon Chong China Howell Dayton

Deaths in City Include Bell and Cohrs Obituaries

Death notices list Joshua Bell aged 74 and Hilda J. Cohrs with funeral times from 9:30 a.m. and 6:15 a.m. respectively. Also noted are Margaret Cameron Daley Gerhard Holthaus Fred Ritter Louisa Rumke Anna Siebern and James H Woodward with burial details and addresses. Burial permits for multiple infants and adults cite causes such as meningitis cancer and tuberculosis.

Bell Joshua Thomas Bell Norwood Avenue Cohrs Hilda J John C Kate E. Cohrs Spreen Armory Avenue Cameron—Miess Margaret Spring Grove Chapel Daley—Clifford Peter Julia Daley Finsterwald Carthage Pike St. Bernard St. Clement’s Church Holthaus Gerhard Maria Holthaus Pieter Queen City Avenue St. Bonaventura Louisville Ritter Fred Mamie Ritter Gothaus Clifton Avenue Rumke Louisa Kroeger Christian Rumke Dremnan Avenue Hoffner Street Cumminsville Siebern Anna Elizabeth John N. Siebern Montgomery Pike Cypress Avenue Rwood Sycamore Street Woodward James H Madisonville Mathis and Kemper Streets

Kentucky Railway Commission to Appeal Ruling to Supreme Court

A. T. Siler meets Cincinnati attorney John Galvin to discuss Kentucky State Railway Commission challenges. He cites a federal judge’s ruling that the act creating the commission is unconstitutional and vows to appeal to the U S Supreme Court, warning of loss of authority if the high court sustains the judge. The dispute centers on a rate schedule and stalled station rebuilds after fires in Georgetown and Junction City.

A. T. Siler Kentucky State Railway Commission Cincinnati John Galvin Kentucky Siler Galvin Georgetown Junction City Cochrane Maysville State Railway Commission United States Supreme Court

Hotel Marseille Promoted as Fireproof Broadway Location

The Hotel Marseille on Broadway at 1034 St presents itself as a fireproof establishment on a healthful high point two blocks from the Hudson and Riverside Drive. It operates on the European plan with modern conveniences and access via the 103rd Street subway station at the door, placing it eight minutes from Grand Central Station and nearby shops and theaters. Broadway and 6th Avenue surface cars service the site.

Broadway 1034 St Hudson and Riverside Drive

Atlantic City Resort Promises Easy Access and Electric Cars

The notice touts an Atlantic Coast resort with Boardwalk and good roads for automobiling. Atlantic City is described as easily accessible, only about 10 miles away, with electric cars running every 10 minutes. Readers are invited to send for a booklet and literature detailing information.

Atlantic Coast Atlantic City

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California Ee Union Pacific San Francisco Los Angeles Overland Limited N. M. Breeze Walnut St Ong Ocean Steamers England Continent Aes RE Kaiser D. GR Cecilie Kronprinz Kaiser WM. II Celric Ctions T North German Shs & Co., L Barbaros Luetzow Alice Bremen Lloyd Travelers C General Agents Petes Oe Ian Lloyd K. Luise K. Albert P. Irene Luisd Atinople and Alexandria First National Bank GS. E. Cor Walast Principal Steamship Lines Thomas Cook & Son London Paris Hamburg Gibraltar Naples Genoa Asperance Norway North Cape Spitzbergen Iceland Oceana Kronprinzessin Meteor Hamarg Bamburg-American Line B’way N.Y American Line Plymouth Cherbourg Southampton Elphia Queenstown Liverpool Philad Atlantic Transfor Toane White Star Italy Ines Boston Eta City News Fic Syrup Co Anthon Juenglin Mary Swis F. Ross Hastie Stella M. Wertz Henry F. Smith Eleanor Eisen William H. Weber Bertha Schaub Richard Anderso Cecelia Baumga George Espensch Helen van Zile John McDonaldirginia Patton Edward W. Luk Eva R. Lyon Columbia Wade St Winslow Park W. Liberty E. Pearl St York St New W. McMicken Ay Nashville Denver Col Thirteenth St Avine St Elizabeth St Henshaw Fifteenth St McMicken Social and Personal Henry W. Pierle Bryant Avenue Charlotte Pierle J. Edward Heap St. Marys, O Hugo Eisenlohr Ida Binkley Alice Pierle Roy Heap Henry Pierle Heap St. Marys Erna Schorr Freda Schorr Margaret Finnigan May Fitzgerald Flora Layman Dorothy Landau Ida Landau Seymour Louise Casey Edward Gernett St. Mary's Maude Heap Ft. Recovery Margaret Shull Montpelier Henry Rothman St. Mary’s Muhlberg C. Pierie William Sandall Henrietta Pierie Edwin Pierie Harry Janszen M. Hollenbeck Charles Hollenbeck Flora Nolte F. Nolte Eleanor Gloeckner A. A. Andridge Grace Avenue Daniel Smith Winding Way Stonewall Jackson Kentucky Society Weis Henry Street Gottschal Adam St. Mary's Hospital Harrison Avenue Muench Carolina Bremen Street Goesker Marie Good Samaritan Hospital Richmond Street Gest van Schowen William Kinde Avenue Charles Big Kinder Avenue Potter Bernard Pendleton Street Kentucky Railway Supreme Court of the United States Hotels and Resorts Hotel Marseille H. S. Clement Congress Hall Saratoga Normandie Washington, D. C N.W McPherson Square Ocean City John Shillito Company Ameghanies Pinabee Fourth and Vine W. G. Knittle Ingalls Bldg Ché&D Michigan Line Natural Bridge, Ky., and Retu Fourth Street Latonia Cynthiana Winchester Grand Mountain City Ticket Office Fourth and Vine Sts Sinton Hotel Havlin Cincinnati’s VIA Fifth & Walnut Miami Valley Ichie Dlamonds Waren New Arlington S. H. Peck Petoskey, Mich Langston W. Langston Smith Si Beach Haven, N. J Haven Engleside Engle Schoo Correspondence Educational Information Bureau Lesan-Gould Fifth Avenue Mie E The Kin Church’ Co Kim Ene Uo Aoe Heat Maertz FuNenat Plum St Closson Fourth St Thousand Islands Frontenac C. G. Trussell N. Y Mgr Bon Air Augusta Atlantic City, N. J Pennsylvania ‘Lines Cleveland St. Paul GO Atlantic Cty A Mackinac Island Seattle Yellowstone Park Fourth Walnut Streets Geo W. Weedon P. A Addy Ston Home City North Bend Fern Bank’ Cleves 406 Valley Junction Harrison New Trenton Cedar Grove Brookville Central Sta Vine SuNb Daayy C.c.&l Richmond Muncie Marion Peru McLean Elberoy Sedamsville E. 4Th St B.&c Walnut Street
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