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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1908

Page

3

Tragedy at Collinwood School Fire Claims Many Children

A devastating blaze at the Collinwood school caused by an overheated furnace trapped hundreds of children on the first floor. Front door locked or blocked hindered escape. 163 bodies identified at morgue with dozens more missing. Teachers and students heroically aided others as volunteers fought to save lives.

Fritz Herter Lake Shore Herter Helen Catherine Weiler Miss Weiler Miss Eiler Detroit Toledo Hess Tommy Thompson Clark Spring Alven Walter C. Kelley Sporting Department The Cleveland Leader Collinwood Wallace Upton North Collinwood Mary Ridge Anna Rolth Gertrude Davis Ethel Rose Anna Moranthe Golmar Rowley Laura Bowdey Pearl Lynn Sameees Irene Davis John Phillips Polar Street Harry McNeil McNeil Hugh McIlrath Charles G. McIrath Collinwood Police McIilrath MelIlrath Young MelIlrath Glenn Sanderson Sanderson George Getzien Charles Wall Henry Ellis L. E. Cross Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Roundhouse Ellis Cross Nathan Fiegenbaum Cleveland Andrew L. Harris Collinwood Council

Social and Personal Notes From Mt Auburn Area

Mt Auburn social scene features bridge at Mrs Caro Allen s home and plans for Woodward High School alumni reunion. Highlights include wedding notice for Sunshine Evans and W J Rodrick, Walnut Hills WCTU meeting, Glendale College Alumnae luncheon, and euchre party hosted by Mrs August Herrmann with Five Hundred Club members.

Mt. Auburn Caroline Allen Jesse Lippincott Miss Clark Louise Gibbs Helen Hopkins Florence Woodmansee Worthington Smith Lapp Murdock Ebersole Lida Dunham Cadwalader Ives Pine Rawson Hollister Street August Herrmann Five Hundred Club Mies Lena Herrmann

Furniture Club Holds March Meeting in Cincinnati

The Queen City Furniture Club met last night at the Business Men's Club with Vice President William Bischoff presiding in President Streit’s absence. A report outlined summer entertainments including trips to Laughery Island and White Villa, Ky, plus a ladies day at the Country Club. The club backed a plan to organize local furniture dealers and urged railroads to adopt car service rules before crossing the Public Landing, while a special committee arranged details and an elegant luncheon was served.

Queen City Furniture Club Business Men’s Club Carl F. Streit Mexico William Bischoff Streit H. A. Sprengard Laughery Island John Cornette, Jr White Villa John Nienics Country Club George Schutte Cincinnati Ohio le & N

Habitual Constipation Relief Through Natural Living

The article advocates using nourishment, regular living, and lifestyle changes to support nature in relieving habitual constipation. It emphasizes that proper diet and living habits can reduce dependence on remedies over time, mentioning senna as a commonly used aid and highlighting overall natural approaches.

California

List of Known Victims Names in a School Tragedy

A compiled roster lists numerous victims with ages and names including Catherine Weiler, Gretchen Dorn, Irene Davis, James Turner, Norman Turner, Amelia Burrows, and others. The document enumerates students and teachers affected by the incident, reflecting a broad impact across ages from 1 to 17 and multiple families.

Catherine Weiler Henry Shultze John Rochinsky William M. Kanowsky Henry Lodge Dorothy Hart Clayton Bell Wilfrey Cook Irene Davis Gretchen Dorn Nels Thompson Thos. Thompson Nels Robert Hunter Rose Swanson Rose Bushman Clark Dale Mildred Cunningham Catherine M. Duffy Albert Gould Walter Herter Helena Herter Edith Herter Hugh M’ilrath Leda Murphy Edward Myert Jennie Phillips Mary Ridgeway Anna Roth Lillian Rosteck Norris Sherman Bernard Schubert Harold Sanderson Mabel Sigler James Turner Norman Turner Max Turner Floyd‘s Brown Luella Baldwin Amelia Burrows Norman Bell Claud Clayton Lester Centner Nellie Carson Meda Depner Percy Day Matilda Dresha Arnold Depner Albert Eichelberger Lena Efferly Grace Fiske Ray Gould Emma Gervic Ruth Gordon

Pittsburg Teacher Catherine Weiler Killed in Holocaust

Catherine C. Weiler a 27 year old Collinwood Ohio teacher and daughter of Rev Gustave Weiler pastor of Second German Methodist Episcopal Church died in today’s disaster. She taught in Collinwood schools for two years and previously taught in North Baltimore Berea. Weiler was president of the Cuyahoga Primary Teachers Association.

Commercial Tribune Pittsburg Catherine C. Weller Collinwood, CO Gustave Weller Fortieth Street Second German Methodist Episcopal Church Wheeling West Virginia Weiler North Baltimore Berea Collinwood

Collinwood Disaster Sympathy Adopted by Ohio Republicans

Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports the Republican State Convention in Columbus approved a resolution from Harry M. Daugherty extending sympathy to Collinwood after a devastating school disaster. Delegates voiced sorrow amid the hours of tragedy.

Collinwood Commercial Tribune Columbus Harry M. Daugherty Ihs

Cincinnati Schools May Dismiss In Minutes

Superintendent Dyer said all Cincinnati schools could close quickly in three minutes. He noted Cleveland’s tragedy prompted the question and believed most city buildings are now equipped to reduce danger, though some unspecified risks remain.

Jackson School Louis Dauner Board of Public Service Board of Education Cleveland Collinwood George H. Johnson Havlin Cleveland City Lmits Dyer Dr. Dyer

Markbreit Sends Telegram of Condolence to Johnson

Mayor Markbreit ordered a telegram of condolence to Cleveland Mayor Tom L. Johnson after a disaster struck school children in the Collinwood district. The message read You have my profound sympathy in the great disaster that has overtaken your city.

Markbreit Johnson Collinwood Cleveland Tom L. Johnson

Leslie Carter Behind Gas Incident Failing Health

Leslie Carter a Chicago lawyer and street railway magnate lies critically ill at 108 Case Street after a gas asphyxiation five months ago. Dr Henry B Favill says his condition is more serious now than before. Carter long served as president of the South Side Elevated Railroad Company.

Commercial Tribune Chicago Leslie Carter Case Street Henry B. Favill Carter South Side Elevated Railroad Company

American sulkies draw Paris crowds in Bois de Boulogne

In Paris on March 4 American sulkies pulled by valuable trotters attracted attention in the Bois de Boulogne. French onlookers admire their stylishness but view them as risky after a horse bolted when frightened by an automobile, causing a stampede among riders on Avenue des Acacias.

Commercial Tribune Paris Bois de Boulogne Avenue Des Acacias

Morgan Buys Rare Books and Manuscripts Across Continents

Paris reports J Pierpont Morgan has purchased the manuscript of Les Contes de la Reine Marguerite de Navarre from the sixteenth century single volume bound with Moorish mosaic ornament. Separately Charles Freer of Detroit acquired four Biblical manuscripts from Akuin in Upper Egypt likely rescued from Alexandria library ruins.

Commercial Tribune Paris J. Pierpont Morgan Marguerite de Navarre Cauterets Pyrenees Charles Freer Detroit Akuin Upper Egypt Alexandria

Hamilton High to Add Technical Training Shops

The Hamilton Board of Education announced plans to add technical training at Hamilton High School. The rear stables on the Frechtling property will be converted into shops for the new department. Advanced domestic science will be provided for third year students.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton, O Hamilton High School Board of Education

Woman Suffrage Official Dies by Suicide in Nebr

Tecumseh Nebraska March 4 Mrs J S Arnup former Secretary of the Nebraska Woman Suffrage Association and prominent club worker killed herself by drinking carbolic acid. In a note she cited ill health as the cause.

Commercial Tribune Tecumseh, Neb J. S. Arnup Nebraska Woman Suffrage Association

Farmer Turns Seventy Acres in Three Days With Steam Plow

Frans FP. Marth of Kingfisher Oklahoma set what is believed to be a plowing record turning seventy acres of ground in three days using a steam plow. The feat was reported as a special dispatch to the Commercial Tribune dated March 4.

Tribune Kingfisher Okla Frans FP Marth

Local residents plan warm weather escapes to Florida and beyond

A stream of Cincinnati residents heads south and to other states for vacations and visits. Families from Walnut Hills Avondale and Mt. Auburn travel to Bradenton Florida Asheville North Carolina Tallahassee Florida and Atlantic City while others sail for three months in Europe and visit New York and Logansport Indiana. Some young people attend schools away and extended trips follow illness or spring vacation timing.

Paul A. Hewitt Dorothy Hewitt Burdette Avenue Walnut Hills Bradentown Fla Madeline Rowe North Crescent Avenue Avondale Albert Séchell Miss Schell Asheville N. C Rowe Mich Charles Walter Bell Virginia Georgia Bell Wold Avenue East Walnut Hills Tallahassee P. H. Burt Stanley Burt East Auburn Avenue Mt. Auburn New York Cain Hyde Park Harry Gerrard J. Weller Evans Plate Clifton Wilmington Weller Emma Joseph Nathan Plgot Circleville Ethel Kinney C. D. Kinney Bryn Mawr Mildred Edna Friedman For Avenue Daytona Matilda Hahn Oak Street Vicksburg Mies Charles H. Duhme Small Clifton Avenue East Atlantic

Kentucky Society News Highlights Newport Visitors

Miss Irvine Hersch sails to Pasadena for three months. Newport residents travel to Washington and Norwood. Covington and Inverness host and visit social clubs while Embroidery and Five Hundred gatherings informally convene with local ladies hosting and attending.

Ohio farmer James F Timberman found dead near Venice

James F Timberman a well known Butler County farmer was found senseless near his barn this morning by his wife and died before a physician arrived Coroner Schumacher will conduct an inquiry Rumors of self inflicted death are not credited He had prior disputes with neighbor Owen Brown including a grand jury indictment and fine His health had not been good recently

Commercial Tribune Hamilton, O James F. Timberman Butler County Venice Timberman Schumacher

Longworths Entertained by Buckeye Republican Club

Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth headlined a dinner for about 1000 at Broad Oak Rink in Columbus Ohio. He joked about stage fright experienced during his speech at the Republican State Convention today.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Nicholas Longworth Longworth Buckeye Republican Club Broad Oak Rink

Watchman Beaten by Unknown Man on Plum Streets

Timothy McIntyre watchman for the C. and O. Railroad in Covington was assaulted by an unknown man in apron on Plum Street last night. He suffered facial injuries and was taken to City Hospital where his wounds were dressed before he returned home.

Timothy McIntyre Covington McIntyre

Burglary at Dr Hines Residence Strikes Garfield Place

A thief broke into the apartment of Dr H H Hines at 34 Garfield Place using a duplicate key and took jewelry valued at 175 dollars. Dr Hines returned around 9 PM as Patrolmen Venn and Wolsifer were assigned to locate the culprit.

Dr. H. H. Hines H. H. Hines Garfield Place

Obituary of California’s First Native Catholic Priest

The Rev. Father John P. Coyle died in San Francisco on Tuesday night from stomach disease. He was the first native Californian ordained a Catholic priest and led Star of the Sea Church in the Richmond District, California.

John P. Coyle San Francisco California Star of the Seq Richmond

Diamond Ring Presented to Mohawk Lodge Treasurer

Thomas A. Johnson, treasurer of Mohawk Lodge I O O F, received a diamond ring at an entertainment held by the order in the Odd Fellows Temple last night.

Thomas A. Johnson Mohawk Lodge Order In Odd Fellows’ Temple

Newport Socials Highlight Card Party Guests

Misses Laura and Esther Schroll of Newport hosted a Tuesday night card party with guests including Mr. and Mrs. H. Clay Schroll Dr. Walton and Miss Walton. Prizes went to Mrs. Dohrmann and Mrs. Heile. Mr. Dyer, Mr. Coate, Mrs. Earl Bohn and Mrs. Coate among winners. Zell of Newport plans Florida trip next week. Covington’s Miss Jessie Thomas attended a three-table card party honoring Miss Dallas Downard and Miss Metcalfe of Brooksville.

Irvine Hersch Newport Pasadena Cal Ernst Spring Washington, D. C Frank Elliott Julia Horn Norwood Earl Bohn Harry Clayton Chicago Elliott Clarkeson Covington W. R. Bruehl Wallace Place Florida Clyde Emrick Embroidery Club Inverness Sadie Stewart Laura Scherer Marion Muehlmatt Nan Wilson Elsie Wines Fred Hall Amy Hall O. P. Schriver Villa Place Danelell Evarsville Itd J. N. Hutchinson Sam Bailey T. J. Morgan Aes J. J. J Os Ed Ingeara Roterma George Dohrmann Charles White

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Son Upton Marie Witman Lake Street Halle Miss Colmar Henry Schultz Russell Newberry Brother Vury Deutsch Social and Personal Old Woodward High School Business Men's Club Lyon Sunshine Evans A. Harry Evans W._J.Roderick Charleston W. Va Miss Evans Dayton Beatrice Judy Christian Church Locust Street Gertrude Smith Glendale College West Fourth Street Lida. Attee Harry _ Perkins Robert Koehler James Woodrough George Spencer Harry Brown Robert Hargitt May Monfort George Hill Norman G. Kenan Brookline Marion Avenues the Lyric Furniture Club Associated Organizations Transportation Committee of the Associated Organizations Catherine Classmere Mary Grushill Edna Heckler Henry Kujat Edward Kohlten Walter Kelly Richard Kelly Annie Kazya Herbert Leonard Louise Leonard Elma Merrinech Otto Markoshott Elsie Markoshott Catherine Lee Gladys Miller Russell Newsbury Paul Newbaker Frank Parah John PO Norman Quirk Louise Quirk Daniel Rush Fern Robinson Marry Reeves Edward Scholl Julius Schola Clara Wendorf Eva Wachaus Mary Wachaus Henry Weichert Annie Woodman Robert Wickett Emma Yankel Ottis Zimmerman Margaret Zierpin Harry Zingleman Morgan Hamilton High Nebraska Suffrage Association Drinks Act Farmer Kentucky Society Longworths Cincinnatan Watchman
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