Jail to Get Electric Lights in County Facility
The county jail will be modernized with the installation of electric lighting replacing the previous use of gas and oil.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
5
Greenville Man Files Bankruptcy Petition
Greenville resident Harry Johnson filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy with liabilities listed at 776 and no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
Greenville
Ice Cream Maker Loses 1130 From Store Register
Joseph Walzer, an ice cream manufacturer, reports $1130 vanished from the cash register at his Liberty and Pleasant street shop. Police investigation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Walzer
Liberty
Pleasant Streets
Walzer
Suicide Attempt Reported in St Louis
Information from the city notes that William Hockaday formerly of Cincinnati attempted suicide in St Louis. Despondency is given as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hockaday
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Death of Fred Kohehus Reported by Coroner
Fred Kohehus aged 60 of 1612 Pleasant Avenue died of heart disease. The coroner was informed yesterday and Kohehus was to be taken to a hospital last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kohehus
Pleasant Avenue
K Kohehus
Judge Lueders Orders Bond Forfeited In Midnight Ordinance Case
In Police Court yesterday Judge Lueders forfeited Meyer Silverglade's bond after he failed to appear when called. Silverglade, a salvon t, was charged with violating the midnight ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders
Meyer Silverlade
East End Car Hits Coal Wagon Injuring Driver
John Borges aged 60 of 15 Mercer Street suffered scalp wounds and bruises when his coal wagon was struck by a car from the East End. He was taken to City Hospital in Patrol 4 after being thrown to the curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Borges
Mercer Street
Outhouse Fire Threatens Walker's Brewery
Tar heated in an outhouse at Walker's brewery on Sycamore street boiled over and caught fire. The small blaze threatened the brewery for a time, causing about $100 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker's
Sycamore Street
Infant Found in Canal on Elm Street Dead at Throwing, Dr Coe Says
Dr Coe states the infant was dead when thrown into the Elm Street canal with no signs of life. Coroner Cameron will hold a hearing this morning to investigate the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
Elm Street
Coe
Cameron
Man Falls From Moving Wagon Breaking Leg
John Greenlich 31 attempted to jump from a moving wagon, caught his foot in the lines and fell breaking his right leg below the knee. He was taken to the hospital in Patrol 1 after the accident at Chestnut and John streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greenlich
Chestnut
John Streets
Greenlich
Local Resident Hit By Street Car At Clark and Bay Miller
Christian Venhold, 64, of Gest and Bay miller streets, was struck by a Seventh street car last night at Clark and Bay miller streets. He was knocked down and sustained bruises and cuts to the head after failing to avoid the car as it rounded the corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Venhold
Gest and
Baymiller
Clark and
Venhold
Gresham and Bradshaw Case Proceeds Amid Courtroom Tension
Mabel Gresham and John Bradshaw faced further prosecution as Mrs. Bradshaw accuses Gresham of wrecking her home after the courtroom scene. The Bradshaw case and the other woman’s trial were adjourned until a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Gresham
John Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Twin Baby Sylvia Hiltenbeitel Dies in Bed
Mrs. Josephine Hiltenbeitel of 2116 Turner street awoke to find her 3 month old daughter Sylvia dead beside her. Coroner Cameron reported natural causes and noted the child appeared poorly nourished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Hiltenbeitel
Turner Street
Sylvia
Cameron
Two Post Office Clerks Resign for New Ventures
Harry Wood and Newton G Hildreth, clerks at the Post Office, resigned yesterday to pursue other business. Andrew Applegate and Edward Usinger were appointed to the vacancies, with John Gratchen succeeding Hildreth to run the Westwood branch Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wood
Newton G. Hildreth
Andrew Applegate
Edward Usinger
John Gratchen
Hildreth
Westwood
Leavitt Weds Wagner In Home Ceremony
Louis T. Leavitt thirty six of 8067 Colerain avenue and Lottie H. Wagner twenty nine of 1818 Huron avenue will marry at five o clock this evening at the bride s home ending an eight year romance. Reverend G Roughton will perform the ceremony. Leavitt has worked for the Western Methodist Book Concern for twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis T. Leavitt
Colerain Avenue
Lottie H. Wagner
Huron Avenue
G. Roughton
Leavitt
Western Methodist Book Concern
Cincinnati Woman Honored for Philosophy Assistships
Miss Helen Minshall Young daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Bowman Young of Walnut Hills has earned an A B from Wellesley College and is appointed a graduate assistant in the philosophy department for the coming academic year. She graduated Walnut Hills High School in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Minshall Young
Jesse Bowman Young
Walnut Hills
Wellesley College
Massachusetts
Miss Young
Walnut Hills High School
Park Commission Board Appointments Pending Formal Notice
The new Board of Park Commissioners awaits official notification of their appointments. A member said no notices or meeting dates have been received or set. Probable appointees include William Salway, Max Senior, H. A. Ratterman, L. A. Ault and Lawrence Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Park Commissioners
William Salway
Max Senior
H. A. Ratterman
L. A. Ault
Lawrence Poland
Businessmen Contribute To Free Ice Fund
Mayor's Secretary Landesco received several early donations for the free ice fund. Contributions include O'Dell, Mabiey & Carew, Moch Berman & Co., Furst, Senior, Harris, Trost, Kellogg, Langdon, Shipley, Herrmann. Ice distribution shifts from Police to the City Infirmary for destitution cases and investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landesco
Free Ice Fund
Lst
W. J. O'Dell
Mabiey & Carew
Moch, Berman & Co
Abe Furst
Max Senior
George W. Harris
Sam W. Trost
C. H. Kellogg
Perri Langdon
Edward E. Shipley
August Herrmann
Deny Court's Jurisdiction Over Canal Company Suit
More incorporators and managers of the Miami and Erie Canal Company face litigation begun by Rudolph Kleybolte to hold them liable for company debts. Respondents Moses Mandelbaum Bold Wolf Warren S Hayden John Rahr and Fred T Pomeroy plead that the state court rather than the United States has jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami and Erie Canal Company
Rudolph Kleybolte
United States
Kleybolte
Moses Mandelbaum
Bold Wolf
Warren S Hayden
John Rahr
Fred T. Pomeroy
Brotherhood men meet at Norwood in open air service
Norwood religious groups from Presbyterian Grace First M E and Baptist unite for an open air evangelical service on the Grace M E Church lot near Floral and Williams avenues. A memorial to late Governor Pattison will be held with tributes from Mayor Jones and Rev Peale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E. Church
Norwood
Presbyterian
Grace
First M. E
Baptist
Grace M. BE
Floral and
Williams
John M. Pattison
Charles Herbert Jones
C. C. Peale
Norwood Brotherhoods
H. M. Bennett
Dan Rose
J. L. Earhart
Ben Mulford
G. P. Evans
Northside
Pliny L. Gale
Immanuel Brotherhood
Church Services Across Town This Sunday
Schruff and Mt. Auburn host 10 30 a m German service and 7 30 p m English sermon series. East Pearl Street features Rev Hasse Enwall with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Real Americanism at 11 a m and a Korea themed Union Epworth League service. Walnut Hills follows with morning and evening preaching by Rev Jesse Bowman Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Pollard
Lord
Epworth League
Grace E. Clark
Walnut Hills
Jesse Bowman Young
Church Services and Sermons Schedule by Districts
A list of pastors and sermon topics across districts including Third, First, Northside, Sixth, Second, Fifth, First Reformed, Glendale, First Presbyterian and Norwood. Highlights include W F McCauley leading communion at 10 30 a m and "Seeking the Truth" at 7 30 p m in Third district, and Rev Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood at 11 a m with "Men for the State."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. McCauley
Northside
Christian Endeavor
Cumminsville
Lincoln Brokaw
James Aikin Smith
Bread of Life
Young People’s Society
Robert Watson
Francis J. Martin
Frank March
First Reformed
David McKinney
Mission of Music
Glendale
Calvin D. Wilson
First Presbyterian
Walnut Hills
Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood
Norwood
Allan Davis Baillie
New Jersey
Paul
Congregation Votes Favor Consolidation of Presbyterian Churches
The First Presbyterian Church meeting last Wednesday approved uniting with the Second Church. An appeal to Presbytery by opponents led by J. H. Leiding follows. Central and Fifth Churches may join to form The Presbyterian Church of the Covenant downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
J. H. Leiding
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Archdiocese Grants Friday Abstinence Dispensation
By order of Archbishop Moeller Catholics in the Cincinnati diocese were absolved from Friday abstinence. The dispensation was granted by the Pope on the feast of St Peter and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moeller
Cincinnati
Sunday church services listed for city parishes
St Pauls Cathedral offers 7 30 a m holy communion 11 a m holy communion and sermon by the dean 7 45 p m prayer and sermon by Rev J W McGrath Advent Walnut Hills hosts 11 a m holy communion and sermon by Rev Peter Tinsley 7 45 p m outdoor service Epiphany Walnut Hills pastor Rev George N Eastman 7 30 a m early communion 9 30 a m Sunday school 11 a m service and sermon 7 80 p m twilight service St Luke Rev Samuel G Welles 7 a m early communion 10 30 a m late communion The Lost Cause 7 45 p m baptism Noah
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul’s Cathedral
J. W. McGrath
Church OF the Advent
Walnut Hills
Peter Tinsley
Christ Church
T. C. Campbell
Frederick McMillan
George N. Eastman
ST. Luke
Samuel G. Welles
Noah
Patriotic Service at St Pauls M E Church Highlights Jelke Address
A special patriotic service will be held at St Pauls M E Church tomorrow evening. The program includes a musical segment and a speech by Hon Ferdinand Jelke, Judge of the Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Ferdinand Jelke
Circuit Court
Church Services Bulletin with Sunday Schedules
Richmond Street Rev G W Thompson preaches The Noble Three Hundred in the morning and The Growth of the Church of Jerusalem in the evening at 8. Walnut Hills Rev Richard W Abberly speaks Patriotism in the morning and Duty and Destiny in the evening. Fergus Street includes Sunday school at 9 15 am sermon 10 45 am and 8 pm union service at Baseball Park. Central Rev John Hill 10 30 am Resting a While 7 10 pm The Secret of Gladness with baptism at evening. Evanston Rev A M Harruot Bible school 9 20 am 7 45 pm Forgiveness. Columbia Rev H C Bowen 10 45 am Jesus Warnings 7 45 pm Be Thou Made Clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Street
G. W. Thompson
Noble Three Hundred
Church of Jerusalem
Walnut Hills
Richard W. Abberly
Fergus Street
Justin N. Green
Cumminsville
Four Northside Churches Offer July Midweek Services
Four Northside churches Baptist Presbyterian Methodist and Christian hold weekly devotional services each Wednesday in July with the first meeting moved to Thursday July 5. Worship begins at 7 45 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Northside
Baptist
Presbyterian
Methodist
Christian
Evangelist W A Cuddy to Speak on Millennium Views
Evangelist W A Cuddy of Atlanta GA will present an address on the millennium and Christ's second coming at the Methodist Protestant Church corner Eighth and Mound streets Sunday at 11 o'clock. The lecture targets awakening thought in the Southland and engages the converted politician in a Sunday morning event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Atlanta
Methodist Protestant
Eighth and
Mound Streets
Trolley Ride For YWCA Members In Memory Of Miss Bailey
A commemorative trolley ride for YWCA members honoring Miss Caroline Y Bailey, longtime head of religious work, will depart from the association at 2 15 pm Saturday July 7 by special cars to New Richmond. Members must present tickets and leave names at 20 East Eighth Street by July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Y. Baily
Young Women’s Christian Association
Association
New Richmond
East Eighth Street
Young Men's Christian Association Meeting Address
A meeting for men at the Young Men's Christian Association will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. at the building on Walnut and Seventh streets. Rev. J. W. Kapp will speak on How Can the Death of Christ Save Any One with music by the Fourth Presbyterian Church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Walnut
Seventh Streets
J. W. Kapp
Christ
Fourth Presbyterian Church Choir
Welsh Revival Talk at Trichurch Meeting
The Trichurch Ministerial Association meets at the Y M C A Monday at 10 30 a m Rev M O Evans pastor of the Welsh Congregational Church will speak of the Welsh revival with which he was in personal touch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trichurch Ministerial Association
M. O. Evans
Welsh Congregational Church
Union Bible School Teachers Meeting in Cincinnati
The Teachers of Union Bible School in Cincinnati and vicinity will gather at the YMCA Building on the third floor Saturday at 7 45 p m W F McCauley will teach the lesson Jesus and the Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bible School Teachers’ Meeting
Cincinnati and Vicinity
F. McCauley
Jesus
Lectures on The Leaders of the French Revolution
Herbert Bigelow finishes a three month Vine Street Church series with a stereopticon lecture next Sunday featuring photographs of key figures and events. Flora Schwartz of the College of Music directs a large chorus to sing the Marseillaise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Bigelow
Vine Street
Flora Schwartz
College of Music
Sunday church services and sermons listed by city
A compiled schedule of morning and evening church services across York Street Westwood Trinity Avon... including pastors, sermon titles like The Vision of the Glorified Christ and Christian Citizenship True Patriotism, plus Epworth League meetings and special speakers such as Judge Ferdinand Jelke and Rev Kawasaki, with times ranging from 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Street
Oliver L. Utter
L. O. Hartman
Columbia
George H. Smith
MT. Lookout
O. P. Hoffman
Jesus
Clifton
J. W. Peters
Winton Place
J. Elbert Thomas
Kawasaki
Japan
Mikado’s Land
Mr. Kawasaki
Wesley
Gervaise Roughton
Race Street
John E. Braun
Cumminsville Church Hosts Welcome Service for New Scholars
In Cumminsville the Rev. C B Boda invites locals to a Sunday service schedule starting with Sunday school at 9 30 a m a welcome service for new scholars and communion at 10 45 a m followed by an evening union meeting at Cumminsville Ball Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumminsville
C. B. Boda
Cumminsville Ball Park
Religious Services Schedule Aboard City Churches
The schedule lists sermons and services for multiple churches including Union, Mt Auburn, Ninth Street, Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist, Walnut Hills, and Rev. H. T. Crane and Rev. W. A. Broch. Times span morning and evening with topics such as The Love of Life A Living Hope and Godliness Pays the Individual and Nation along with baptisms and new member receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Auburn
Rufus W. Weaver
Ninth Street
J. F. Herget
Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church
G. R. Robbins
Geiger Wins Partial Freedom on $10,000 Bond
Fred Geiger freed from county jail after three years and five months on a $10,000 bond signed by Louise Knapp and others. He must stay in state and be ready for trial within six months. Geiger plans a quiet period before returning to work at Hickory Carriage, hopeful a just verdict will clear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Geiger
Louise Knapp
North Crescent Avenue
D. J. Kennedy
West Eighth Street
John J. Gilligan
Mound Street
A. C. Gilligan
the Marburg
Robert O’brien
East Sixth Street
Anni
the King
Wade Street
Pfleger
Geiger
William Knapp
Hickory Carriage Company
Local Veterans Nominate William J. Shroder for Ohio State Commander
William J. Shroder of Cincinnati is nominated for Department Commander of the Ohio States United Spanish War Veterans. Camps Harry C. Dybert Nelson Miles and Grubbs Bagley back him as two opponents prepare for the Cedar Point convention in Sandusky. Shroder served in Battery A First Connecticut Light Artillery in 1898 and has held multiple posts in Hispano-American War and United War Veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Shroder
Cincinnati
States of Ohio
United Spanish War Veterans
Harry C. Dybert
Nelson Miles
Camp Grubbs-Bagley
Hamilton
Cedar Point
Sandusky
Attorney Shroder
William J.shroder
Army
First
Connecticut Light Artillery
Yale College
Society of Hispano-American War
United War Veterans
Camp Egbert
Committee On Rules and Regulations
Citizens Oppose Crossing Plans in East End Meeting
Citizens gathered at Spencer Township Hall to protest the Pennsylvania Railroad Rookwood crossing contract. Mayor Dempsey and city officials pledged aid while Bentham argued the contract is illegal. A citizens’ committee was formed to meet with railroad and council to halt action and seek talks with officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Spencer Township Hall
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rookwood Crossing
Dempsey
Bouscaren
Bentham
Kellogg
S. Gates
O. HE. Walker
Ke Hogg
Barnard
Engineer Rowe
Pennsylvania
Church Sermons and Services in Storrs and Nearby Streets
In Storrs the Rev R W Harris preaches at 10 a m and leads an outdoor service at 7 45 p m on the topic Do We Still Need the Gospel The Rev Herbert Bigelow at Vine Street conducts a 11 a m sermon and an 8 p m illustrated lecture on The French Revolution The Rev Dwight Mallory Pratt at Walnut Hills holds an 11 a m sacramental service and a 7 p m social service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs
R. W. Harris
Vine Street
Herbert
Bigelow
Walnut Hills
Dwight Mallory Pratt
Church Services and Sermons Across Local Congregations
Listings show multiple churches with service times and topics. Universalist led by Rev G Ayer at 11 am titled Children of Light. Good Shepherd Mission at 123 Central Ave. Methodist Protestant led by Rev W H Streitenberger with Evangelist W A Cuddy at 7 35 pm The Christian's Extra. Christian Catholic Zion Bible study 9 45 am Elder W H Cossum speaks Carnality vs Spirituality with communion. Avon Dale First Church of Christ offers 11 am and 8 pm Life. Unitarian led by Rev George A Thayer at 11 am. New Jerusalem led by Rev L P Mercer at 11 am with holy communion. New Thought Temple Walnut Hills at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist
W. H. Cossum
First Church OF Christ
Avondale
First National Bank
George A. Thayer
Il A.m
New Jerusalem
L. P. Mercer
NEW Thought Temple
Walnut Hills
Fire damages Joseph Bakers grocery at Twelfth and Clay
Last night a blaze swept Joseph Baker's grocery causing about 600 dollars in damage from fire smoke and water. Firemen found the fire started from oil wet boards in a rear tank. Sparks from a passing engine also set a lumber pile at C H D yards at Eighth street. damage was trifling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Baker
Twelfth
Clay Streets
Eighth Street
United States Brig Company
Refuge Home School Department Ends Term with Pageant
The closing exercises at the Refuge Home School Department in the House of Refuge drew many friends despite heat. The program featured the Boys Military Band, patriotic songs, recitations including A Flag for the Schoolhouse and The Pupil, a club drill by third division boys, a children's choir performance, and prize awards to about 100 pupils by Superintendent Allison. A large cheer greeted the Commercial Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refuge Home School
House of Refuge
Allison
Last Day For Saloonists To Obtain Licenses
Retail liquor dealers must secure United States Government licenses for the new fiscal year starting July 1. A rush formed at the Internal Revenue Office with several hundred licenses issued yesterday and the day before, though not the old time crush. Many longtime licensees are now among the missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Internal Revenue Office
Unknown man drowns after leaping into Ohio River
An unidentified man jumped into the Ohio River near Broadway around midnight Thursday. Gus Allen of the steamer Keystone threw a line but the man refused to grab it. Allen says the well dressed man likely killed himself. Sergeant Gibbons of Hammond Street Station was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Broadway
Gus Allen
Keystone
Allen
Sergeant Gibbons
Hammond Street
Coal Operators Deny Raising Coal Price After Heidelberg Meeting
West Virginia coal operators held a secret boat outing to dodge reporters after a Thursday meeting at Heidelberg. They deny any increase in coal price from ninety cents to a dollar per ton on the mines and claim no such plan was contemplated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Heidelberg
Licensed to Marry Names and Residences Listed
A fragmented notice lists individuals with ages and addresses such as George T. Edwards 1013 Foraker Ave and Anna B Turner 1013 Foraker Ave. Other entries include Arthur C. McMaster in New York City and Cora M. Henry at 119 Hosea Ave, with additional names and street data scattered through the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Edwards
Foraker
Anna. B. Turner
Arthur C. McMaster
New York City
Cora M. Henry
Hosea
Peter H. Mueller
Katherine Haas
McCullough
Mellville G. Guisinger
Columbus
Peer Dive
Alice Gorsuch
Elmwood
Mohn Kurzmann
Lawergenceburg
Ind
Josephine C. Portinapa
Linn St
Divorce and property actions listed in court docket No. 134668–134679
Court notices show multiple filings: Teresa Gervers v Gervers for divorce. Schroder & Gilligan vs Incan Descent Light and Stove Co. on appeal. Langdon v Losantiville Country Club to quiet title. several railroad and company actions including sums owed 722.43 and 5615.87. Anna Dunseth lien. Sophia Helbig and Albert Hayes divorce cases. Tradesman Pub Co v Alex D Dunny on appeal. May Wettengel partition suit. Attlesey v Collier Bridge Co for 1605.66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Gervers
William Gervers
Mathews
Schroder & Gilligan
Incandescent Light and Stove Co
Squire
Hackett
Martha J. Langdon
Losantiville Country Club
W. G. Durrell
the Beeef
Chicago
Cincinnati & St. Louis
R. R. Co
The
Keelin Ridge Co
Maxwel Ramsey
C. & St. L. R. R. C. Columbus Traction Co
Maxwell & Ramsey
Anna Dunseth
John J. Fussen
Sophia Helbig
Henry Helbig
Wm. H. Schweikert
Gertrude Hayes
Albert Hayes
Whe H. Schweikert
Tradesman Pub. Co
Alex
D. Dunny Et al
Squire Bloom
W. H. Blair
Missouri Ely
May M. Wettengel
Albert Huron
Frank J. Dorger
Wm. Attlesey
Collier Bridge Co
J. H. Charles Smith
Funeral notices for Masonic and Scottish Rite members
Funeral notices announce services for John Wesley Paul and William H. Hudspeth. Brethren of Scottish Rite and Price Hill Lodge attend 1:30 p.m. on Sunday or Saturday, with processions from residences on Richmond Street and Cathedral transport. Sir Knights from HanseLmann Commandery will assemble in full uniform for 2:30 p.m. at Spring Grove Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Paul
Madisonville
Jas
A. Collins
Price Hill Lodge
Wm. H. Hudspeth
Richmond Street
Edmond T. Clayton WM. Stewart
Sone Ad
Hanselmann Commandery
K. T
Asylum
Frater
John W. Paul
Spring Grove Chapel
Scottish Rite
Lee
Joseph M. Allen
D. H. Pottenger
Deaths list includes multiple local obituaries and funeral notices
Joseph W. F. Beckenhaupt aged 38 dies June 25 at 2 16 am with funeral June 30 from 2130 Kindel Avenue and high mass at St Augustin. Elenor Curnayn dies June 28 with funeral June 30 at 1 30 pm from 8902 Glenway Avenue Price Hill and Spring Grove interment. Julia B Foley dies June 28. funeral later. Charlotte Garrison dies Boston June 28. funeral notice in Sunday papers. Sophia Koenig Gobrecht dies June 28 age 30. funeral June 30 1 30 pm from 2486 West Sixth Street. William Holderbach funeral July 1 at 1 30 pm from 89 Findlay Street. Emma Miller dies June 27 7 pm. burial from 272 Dennis Street. requiem at St George 8 am. Kate Neal Jamison dies June 2. funeral July 2 10 am from 1109 Main Street. John W Paul dies June 28 1906 age 59. funeral July 1 Spring Grove Chapel. Anna Philomena Stein dies June 28 2 45 am 1229 Clay Street. funeral July 1 9 am at St Mary’s Church. Clara E Thompson dies June 30 at Bethel Ohio. funeral Mt Moriah Saturday. Elizabeth Williamson dies June 29 Newport Kentucky. funeral to be announced. Georgia Wetzel 18 dies June 28 at 6 30 pm 228 Sycamore Street. funeral Saturday 9 30 am Christ Church. All notices invite friends and mention churches and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckenhaupt
Joseph W. F
Edward
Rose Beckenhaupt
Keller
Kindel Avenue
St. Augustin’s Church
Carnayn
Elenor
W. H. Curnayn
Glenway Avenue
Price Hill
Spring Grove
Foley
Julia B
Garrison
Boston
Mass
Charlotte
D. L
Mary R. Garrison
Gobrecht
Sophia
Nee Koenig
Edward Gobrecht
West Sixth Street
Pride Hill Council
Neali
Kate
Jamison
Harry W. Nealth
Main Street
John W
Spring Grove Chapel
Stein
Anna Philomena
Weller
Clay Street
St. Mary’s Church
Elizabeth Wetzel
George Wetzel
Sycamore Street
Christ Church
Burial Permits List Numerous Local Deaths
A scanned ledger lists individuals with burial permits including Eugene Naegelen aged 3 months at 308 East Pearl with cholera infantum, Salvador Mailo aged 3 at Branch Hospital with phthisis, David Nonlist aged 59 at St. Francis Hospital with paralysis, Walter Zeltner aged 1 with gastro enteritis, Maude Freeman aged 2% at 52 Broadway with heart failure, Thaddeus Siegel with diabetes at North Fairmount, Conrad Dietz aged 48 at 1729 Kinney Avenue with appendicitis, Minnie Nob aged 23 at 1008 Freeman Avenue with phthisis pulmonalis, Gladys Mullenix aged 1 at 1410 Baymiller with meningitis, Ellen Andrews aged 4 at 815 Hathaway with nephritis, John Paul of Plainville Ohio with paralysis, Bessie at 2395 Wilder Avenue with puerperal ecosia, Ethel Schulte aged 2 at 41 Klotter Avenue, Adolph Schoem er 11% East McPee West Fifth inqu reper ot aes, Samuel aged 87 at Greenfield Ohio with cancer, Henry Holdersack aged 19 at 509 Findlay with heart disease, Maud Wit Am aged 4 at 217 Baet Twelfth with malaria fever, Abraham aged 58 at 3010 Melrose Avenue, Swan Buricum Sarah aged %4 at Fembank Oz with dysentery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naegelen
Eugene
East Pearl
Mailo
Salvador
Branch Hospital
Nonlist
David
St. Francis Hospital
Kehoer
Patrick
Zeltner
Walter
Fosdick
Highland Ave
Freeman
Maude
Broadway
Siegel
Thaddeus
North Fairmount
Dietz
Conrad
Kinney
Nob
Minnie Ee
Mullenix
Gladys
Baymiller
Andrews
Ellen
Hathaway
Paul
John
Plainville
Bessie
Wilder
Heart
Maud
Baet
Abraham
Swan Burricum
Sarah
Fembank
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