Funeral Planned for Mrs. Herman Friedman in Cleveland
Funeral services were held at the Mihalovitch home in Avondale for Mrs. Herman Friedman of Cleveland who died suddenly at the Cincinnati Club during a dinner honoring her nephew Adolph Friedman. The body was sent to Cleveland on the Twentieth Century Limited. Her husband and daughter, returning from Europe, were en route to New York. The wedding of Adolph Friedman to Elsie Mihalovitch was scaled back to a brief ceremony in Cleveland.
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Herman Friedman
Cleveland
Cincinnati Club
Mihalovitch
North Crescent Avenue
Avondale
Friedman
Europe
New York
Cecilia
Adolph Friedman
Mowglie the Bathing Cat Delights Cincinnati Matrons
"Mowglie" a large black Persian owned by William Leavitt Campbell of Reading road is praised as a model of cleanliness. The cat bathes itself without prompting and performs tricks such as sitting up and begging, while enjoying cigars and whistles. The name comes from Rudyard Kipling.
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Mowglie
William Leavitt Campbell
Reading Road
Moweglie
Mowsglie
Rudyard Kipling
Drowned Youth’s Body Carried Home by Citizens After Police Refusal
Frank Mueller 16, a machine helper born in Germany, drowned on logs in the Ohio River at Litherbury street. Onlookers and Coroner Cameron detail police refusals to haul the body in patrol wagons, prompting volunteers to carry the remains to the boy’s home three blocks away.
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Cameron
Frank Mueller
Eastern Avenue
Litherbury Street
Millikin
Mueller
Ohio River
George Watson
Watson
Germany
Joseph Knutsbaum
Dog Bites Boy in the Abdomen
Louis Darker, 13, was treated at City Hospital for a severe abdominal wound after a neighbor gave him a dog that bit him while he carried it home. Surgeons noted the incident as a cautionary tale of handling a restless animal.
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Louis
Armory
Avenue
Darker
Wounded Officer Scheland Safe After Nightclub Disturbance
Patrolman Scheland in plain clothes tried to quell a disturbance on Mound street near Sixth when Mamie Redden of 527 Mound attacked him. She was arrested for disorderly conduct. Scheland was later treated at home by Police Surgeon Griess and expected to miss duty for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crossley
Scheland
Mound Street
Mamie Redden
Preacher Delivers First Sermon at Covenant Church
The Rev. Robert Watson, newly installed pastor at the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, preached his first sermon on Joshua chapter seven verses twenty four to twenty six. A large congregation attended. He also preached the St John’s Day anniversary yesterday morning in Westwood Presbyterian Church for the Cheviot Lodge of Masons.
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Robert Watson
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Mr. Watson
Dr. Watson
St. John’s Day
Westwood Presbyterian Church
Cheviot Lodge of Masons
Death of Richard H. Stone in Clifton falls from stairs
Richard H. Stone 86 longtime Hamilton County attorney died from skull injuries after a fall on stairs at Anthony Herschéde’s jewelry store 917 Main Cincinnati. Funeral set for 10 am at his residence with Interment at Spring Grove. He leaves widow Sarah 82 and four children R H Stone George W Stone W Stone and Fannie Stone. Stone served as County Clerk in 1858 and was a noted Mason and Odd Fellow.
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Anthony Herschéde
Main Street
Richard H. Stone
Hamilton
Ohio
Rome
Prospect
Hosea Avenues
Clifton
Bishop Moore
Dr. Peters
Clifton Methodist Church
Spring Grove
Attorney Stone
Cincinnati
Ohio State Bar Association
Virginia
Order of Odd Fellows
Sarah Stone
R. H. Stone
George W. Stone
O. W. Stone
St. Louis
Fannie Stone
Pavers Demand Soar as Cities Expand Streets
Delegates at the fourth annual convention of the International Union of Pavers report a booming demand for granite blocks and quarry workers nationwide. Chicago and other cities need hundreds of pavers while Wisconsin quarries can hire more men. The union cites steady wages since 1882 and a busy period with street car track changes driving paving projects. Patrick Dillon and John E. Pritchard of New York lead the union, with Joseph Taylor of Chicago as treasurer.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Cincinnati
International Union of
Palace Hotel
Joseph Taylor
Palace
Patrick
Dillon
New York
John E. Pritchard
Memorial Service of Eastern Star in Cincinnati
Eastern Star holds annual memorial service at Scottish Rite Cathedral in Cincinnati with organ preludes, solos, and readings honoring departed members across Violet, Golden Rod, Alba, McKinney, Arra, Walnut Hills chapters. Lists of deceased members with chapter affiliations and death dates are read as flowers are placed in memory.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Order of Free
Cincinnati
Order
Ernst Voss
Bessie Luckey
Dr. Cole
John N. Roberts
William A. Evans
William A. Back
John C. Hersh
Voss
Walter Lawson
God
Violet Chapter
Martha Hoyland
William A. Botley
Elizabeth Clayton
Co. J. Lane
Mamie Gillette
Albert’ Fromme
Laura Wilgus
Sarah Schatzman
Mollie Fagin
Agnes Stokes
Elizabeth Hauser
Golden Rod
Samuel Barrett
Thomas J. Melish
Lizzie L. Curnayn
William Toker
Etta Levi
Christopher Bethers
John C. Wilson
Esther Marks
Fannie Dunne
Charles W.rothkoph
Anna Zigler
Harris
Rauh
Alba
Sarah Haher
Alonzo Curtis
Alice Minor
McKinney
Elizabeth Hogrebe
Clyde E. Huffman
Arra
Ida. Créppel
Une
Jennie Ehlen
Walnut Hills
Sarah A. Hall
Mayme Jacobs
Qhio
Mary M. Dooley
Contracts with Cincinnati Hospital for seamen relief
Treasury decisions note a contract with Cincinnati Hospital to provide medical attendance quarters subsistence nursing and medicines at 1 a day for general care 1 33 a day for contagious cases 18 to burial by F W Siefke per deceased patient. If extended care is needed and transport is feasible patients may be moved to the United States Marine Hospital in Louisville. Contract expires June 1909.
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Treasury
Cincinnati Hospital
United States Marine Hospital
Louisville
Linwood Plans July Fourth Celebration and Events
Linwood will host a Fourth of July home celebration starting at 9 am with a baseball game between the Linwood Champions and Mt Adams School. Merchants of Cincinnati donated prizes including a greased pig as a prize. Night fireworks will feature first class displays.
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Linwood
Mt. Adams
Merchants of Cincinnati
Price Roll Increase Unclear From Fragment
Partial OCR shows a sequence of price figures four dollars six seventy five eight seventy five and eighteen seventy five without context or items, making identification of product or date impossible.
Victim of Engine Accident Improves at City Hospital
Charles Carpenter, fireman on a Pennsylvania switch engine that capsized near Vine and Water streets Saturday night, was reported recovering at City Hospital. Officials consider a bowlder a likely cause. Bodies of Joseph E. Hayes Covington and Joseph Francis 3543 Eastern Avenue moved from the County Morgue. Covington Elks Lodge met in special session to act on Hayes death, a member and lodge secretary’s brother. Funeral services for Hayes will be held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the home 2014 Garrard avenue Covington.
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Charles Carpenter
Pennsylvania
Vine
Water Streets
Covington Lodge of Elks
Hayes
Ww. H
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati
the Elks
Garrard Avenue
Covington
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Casco Bay
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Phyllis
George W. Jacobs & Co
Philadelphia
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Ignering
OUR Sporting Goods
Main ST
Cal
Thames
Winchester
Drexel
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Fifth & Main
Dr. Cameron
Sixth District
H. Auferheide
Lockhardt
Church of Covenant
Eastern Star
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W. D. Cole
Uncle Sam
J. M. Gidding & Co
Madras
West Fourth Street— Vine and
Covington Elks
Joseph E. Hayes
Ameron
Ington
Joseph Francis
Fastern Avenue
J. & C. Fischer
W. G. Woodmansee Piano Co
West Fourth Street
John Shillito Company
A. Hopple
Bismarck Cafe Mercantile Library
Walnut ST
Finest Ladies
Metropolitan Service
OF the
Isaac Bates
S. District Art
Daniel Dreyf
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Herman P. Goebel
S. W. Cor
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Alabama Aves
Spring Grove Aves
Camp Washington
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Latona
Fourth and
Smith Sts
Fountain Square
Grand Stand
Wvaudehville
Coney ON
Broadway
Froehlich
Cincinnati Orchestra
Spellman
Theo
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