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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1908
Page
5
The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring remedy trusted by 49 866 testimonials. It cites Ada F Paris of Fall River Massachusetts who reports relief from headaches and insomnia after using the product. Available in liquid form or Sarsatabs 100 doses for $1.
Eleven year old Mabel Nigman was fatally injured while crossing near 714 Broadway when a northbound City Car No 6 struck her. Motorman Motor of 2815 Woodburn Avenue was arrested for manslaughter. conductor John Quebe was held. Body taken to 33 East Third Street Covington.
The River section reports Ohio River level at Cincinnati 49 feet 5 inches and rising. Departures include The Virginia to Pittsburg and Tacoma. The Courier to Maysville. City of Louisville to Louisville. Incoming packets include The Courier from Maysville and City of Cincinnati from Louisville.
A handsome group of twenty one children pictured on pages six and seven of today’s Illustrated Sunday pages were taken by Studio Grand at Eighth and Race streets. The proper credit was omitted in error.
The record lists individuals granted marriage licenses including Gustav Kopping of Livingston Alabama age 29 and Lina Poggenverg 3208 Vine Street age 28. Also noted are Samuel E. McClelland of Glendale and Ethel Elliott age 29, residing at 3818 Drake Avenue, plus William Brauermann of 506 Mound Street age 24 and Yetta Villeska of 506 Mound Street age 20.
President G Stanley Hall of Clark University told the fourth annual conference of teachers in accredited schools of the University of Cincinnati that tariffs hinder industrial progress and trade school growth. He urged hands on manufacture for children and criticized over academic language teaching and methods. The program split into sections on natural science mathematics modern and ancient languages and history with Dean Burris presiding and Frank W Ballou assisting. Visiting teachers were given a noonday luncheon.
Inspector Andrew Spaeth ordered Wyoming high school Lochland College Hill and Kennedy Heights schools closed for the week until fire escapes are added. He cited Wyoming high school exits failing state law and noted Lochland’s two escapes are hard to reach and inward swinging doors must swing outward.
With the Ohio River near Cincinnati a few inches from danger, officials forecast a continued rise to about 55 feet. Packets and trains will operate until 55 feet, with eastern streetcar service affected at 56 feet. the Government forecast office will provide updates.
S T Logan, principal of the Fourth Intermediate School, was elected President of the Teachers' Club at Havlin Hotel, receiving all 219 votes. Siegfried Geismar won Vice President with 142 votes, Clara Klemm 85 for opponent, and Mary Lawler 150 securing Recording Secretary. Avondale student officials and a slate of Directors were also chosen in a full tally.
Local Masonic bodies in Cincinnati announce March meetings and degrees. Royal Master and Select Master work at Scottish Rite Cathedral. Kilwinning Chapter to perform Past and Most Excellent Degrees. Walnut Hills and Lafayette Lodges hold stated meetings. Lafayette and Watt Chapter schedule degrees. Cincinnati Commandery invites visiting Sir Knights.
Obituaries list multiple funerals in Covington Ky and Cincinnati including John W Booth 52. Curry Richard L 66. Edward J Howard letter carrier. Mathias Hayes. Herman Kottmann. Louis Kleine. John Lotz. Archibald Maclay 68. Anna Maria Munch. Joseph D O Roark. Catherine Lavine Quigley. Elizabeth Ramp 97. Mary A McKiernan. Minnie Whistler. Elizabeth Weisgerber. James Meehan and Related burial permits with names ages and causes.
All dealers in dry goods carpets rugs and millinery are invited to the enlarged wholesale departments of Alms and Doepke to view colossal stocks at the lowest prices. This week features bargains on textiles linens silks rugs and furnishings with no obligation to buy.
Exclamations of admiration were generously bestowed by the many visitors to our Millinery Parlors during our Early Spring Opening last week. We offer extensive selections of Parisian models New York patterns and street Ready-to-Wear hats in novel styles.
Four Embroidery Specials highlight trims and fabrics for confirmation dresses with low yard prices. Edgings and insertions, bands, all over embroideries, and combinations feature steep discounts from 10c to 5.00 per yard, with clear material lines and widths.
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