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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1907
Page
5
The wholesale departments announce immense summer stocks across fabrics, linens, notions, ribbons, millinery, and novelties. Expanded rooms run from Canal to Hunt and Main to Sycamore, a 400 foot stretch, offering a full fall and summer assortment for men women and children.
members of Reuben R. Springer Council No.176 Y M I enjoyed a daytime outing and picnic on the grounds of Norwood Inn Park. Henry Otto aged 42 a city teamster living at 2018 Vine street died in City Hospital after ingesting Paris Green Friday night in an apparent suicide attempt.
Sallie Hamilton aged 10 and Lillian Gentzen aged 11, patients at Branch Hospital, fled without permission last night and remained at large. An explosion of a gasoline stove at 503 West Seventh Street, the residence of William De Von, caused $200 in damage to the building and furnishings.
The First Regiment O. N. G. finishes a week in camp on Lake Erie near La Carne and is set to reach the city this afternoon at 5 o'clock over the C. H. & D. line.
Cincinnati Pen and Pencil Club members gathered at the Grand Opera House for their first social session since forming. Speakers included Judge William Littleford County Clerk-elect James Allison Captain J J Smith Sloane Gordon editor of The Hamilton Sun and other out of town notables. Dan Murphy served as caterer. The event enjoyed by most of the city’s newspaper fraternity.
Enoch P. Carson Lodge F. and A. M. conferred the Master’s degree on Frank Helmas William B Alexander and Charles P Schneider in Avand Lodge No 145 rooms. A banquet for about 200 Masons followed. The lodge meets temporarily in Walnut Hills quarters until charter approval in October.
Kilwinning Chapter No 97 R A M holds a stated convocation on Wednesday July 3 at 7 30 pm Visitors invited Officers Brunner H P Latta Secretary.
Mrs. John M. Robinson, wife of a patrolman alleged to have eloped with another woman, was yesterday presented a purse containing $35 by officers from the Fourth District Police Station.
The Economy Club of local physicians and professionals held its annual outing yesterday in the wilds of Kentucky. Dr. C. H. Bonifield supervised arrangements for the excursion.
Friendship Council No 20 D A of A invites all members to attend the funeral of Sister Kate Walters at 1:30 p m Monday from 650 Carr Street. Margaret Babel Councilor.
Obituaries list Edward Boone, Judson Davis, Emma L. Dohrmann, Edward A. Donnally, Thomas Evans, George Orr Irwin, May Oehler, Eliza E. Pattee, Minnie Peters, Philip Scheid, Catherine Walter, Benjamin Werles and burial permits for Hervey Anne Collins John Victor Uhe Catherine Schwarz Amons John Hand Monsarrat James Shaw Thomas. Funeral details span dates June 28 to July 1 with multiple residences and churches cited.
The City Hospital cared for 7 878 patients in 1986 at a total cost of 183 676 38 dollars, per the annual report of Superintendent Fehrenbatch for the year ending December 31, 1906.
Two colored men offered a phony finding game to Mrs Ella Daniels at 558 Pierson Street in front of the Union Trust Company Building at Fourth and Walnut streets yesterday. They induced her to hand over $100, then fled.
Four hundred members of the Cincinnati Union Bakers Verein gathered in Reichrath's Park to celebrate the organization’s thirty-fifth anniversary yesterday.
Fire Marshal John O. F. Miller to celebrate 50 years as a city firefighter. Born in Piqua Ohio in 1840, he joined the department in 1857.
Patrick J. McMullen of this city is named Secretary-Treasurer of the International Union of the Printing Pressmen and the headquarters will transfer from New York to this city. President George L. Berry will relocate here from San Francisco.
Dr George A Thayer of the First Congregational Unitarian Church left New York for Europe yesterday with his wife. They plan to return October 1 and in the meantime the church will be closed.
John Schaeffer a Bodmans cafe cook appealed to police to locate his wife Susan who has been missing from 1582 Central Avenue since June 26.
Salvation Army workers with trays and kettles canvassed street corners yesterday to raise funds for the annual fresh air outing for poor children and mothers, set for July 18 at Highland Grove, with volunteers expected to remain on duty for over two weeks.
William T. Garrison of 1711 Baltimore Street died yesterday in City Hospital after swallowing carbolic acid two weeks earlier. He was despondent over domestic troubles.
The Cincinnati Post Office will become the financial depository for all Ohio fourth class postmasters. Funds from Cleveland and Columbus will be sent to Cincinnati and held in custody of Postmaster Monfort.
Three thousand Odd Fellows from Cincinnati and nearby cities attended yesterday's outing for the children of the Odd Fellows Orphan Home in Springfield at the Zoological Garden. The Cincinnati Traction Company provided free car service for the orphans.
Conductor Fred Subbrink of 1874 Avon Place, 48, was taken to City Hospital yesterday morning with a severe scalp wound and strained back after climbing on top his car to repair a trolley rope and falling to the pavement.
The following marriage licenses were issued in Greater Cincinnati yesterday listing groom and bride names and residences including Charles P Raen 1071 Baymiller Street and Maude Ashton 548 W Seventh Street among others across Cincinnati and surrounding areas.
A fragmented list of individuals and locations including Oliver 4 Wood Oakville Indiana 46 Susan A Bunner Muncie Edward C Bruen Covington Alice T noe Cincinnati Jacob C Hanauer New York Blanche L Wilson Covington and related notations.
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