Life in Land on the Isthmus and Its Social Life
Sam Blythe reports from the Isthmus Panama in The Saturday Evening Post. The piece focuses on social life rather than canals details, noting cheerful scenes, a baseball game eruption, and a bricked hotel remark. It paints a social picture of Panama and Panamanians, describing pay-based status and local sentiment. The issue advertises twenty eight pages of varied content and is on sale at five cents with yearly mail options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam” Blythe
Panama Canal
Land
Canal
Heshee
United States
Isthmus
Panama
Thief Takes Muff From Mrs. Unger in Store Loss
Mrs. Charles Unger of 2204 Gilbert Avenue reported the theft of her muff valued at 65 dollars while she was shopping in a store yesterday. Police were alerted tonight and are investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Unger
Gilbert Avenue
Train companions allegedly steal bass at Canadian man’s loss
W G Tennison of Canadian Texas reported to police yesterday that $130 vanished after meeting several men on a train en route to the city. The report states he lost all his money to the group during travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Tennison
Tex
Fire burns face and hands of Price Hill infant
A one year old boy, Harry Anton, living with his parents in Price Hill, was badly burned on his face and hands when hot water spilled yesterday. His mother rushed him to City Hospital for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Anton
Price Hill
City Hospital
True Bird Lecture At Audubon Society Meeting
Mrs N D C Hodges wife of the City Librarian will give a lecture on The True Bird before the Audubon Society in the Cuvier Club tomorrow. Prof Charles Dury will also deliver a short talk at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Society
Cuvier Club
N. D. C. Hodges
Charles Dury
Lecture by Dr Edward Mack on Assyria Rod of Jehovah's Anger
Dr Edward Mack of Lane Seminary will give a Friday afternoon lecture at the Young Women's Christian Association tomorrow at 3 45 o'clock. The talk is titled Assyria the Rod of Jeho vah's Anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mack
Lane Seminary
Young Women’s Christian Association
Assyria
Chickens stolen. man arrested after sack found
Edward Foster, colored, 4 Langdon Court, was arrested by Patrolmen Waldron and Reynolds at Seventh and Broadway while carrying a sack containing two chickens. He admitted taking the fowls from William Randolph’s store at 331 East Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Foster
Langdon Court
Waldron
Reynolds
Seventh
Broadway
William Randolph
East Seventh Street
Cincinnati Section ACS Meets at Ohio Mechanics Institute
The Cincinnati Section American Chemical Society will hold a regular meeting at the Ohio Mechanics Institute on Sixth and Vine streets next Wednesday at 8 p.m. Mortimer Bye will present an address titled Chemical- Pharmaceutical Methods and Problems. A dinner will be served at 612 Vine street prior to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Section
American Chemical Society
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Vine Streets
Mortimer Bye
Vine Street
Two youths fall during accidents at city locations
Max Raaber aged 24 at 1073 Wilstach street fell through a hatchway at the Jansen Building on Second and Walnut streets and dropped fifteen feet. He was unconscious when found and taken to City Hospital. Clifford Bailey aged 13 of 437 Laurel street fell down stairs in front of his home yesterday and was also hospitalized at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Raaber
Wilstach Street
Jansen
Second
Walnut Streets
City Hospital
Clifford Bailey
Laurel Street
Esterday
Newport clergyman arrested in police case unfolds
Captain J. Frederick, a Newport, Kentucky newspaperman and clergyman, was arrested on Tuesday as details of the case emerged. The incident involves local authorities pursuing charges related to his public conduct and asserted illegal activities. Further proceedings are expected as investigators gather statements and documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frederick
Newport
Grape-Nuts Advice for Restoring Strength
The text advises stopping promiscuous eating for a few days and starting with a breakfast of Grape-Nuts and cream. It claims the cereal provides phosphates from wheat and barley that counteract weakness, supporting brain and nerve cell rebuilding, and promotes Nature's food over drugs with the slogan There's a Reason.
Niehus and Dornette to Wed Today at Home
Miss Augusta A Dornette cousin of John Dornette Jr member of the Board of Public Service will marry at her home 1841 Fairmount avenue. The event centers on WM Niehus and Miss Dornette with details noting the couple plans and the residential setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Niehus
Augusta Dornette
Augusta A. Dornette
John Dornette,Jr
Board of Public Service
Fairmount Avenue
William Niehus, Jr
Mise Dornette
Henry Dornette
J. Dornette Bros. Co
Harrison Avenue
Volksfreund editor avoids assault case in Police Court
Alfred Reiser city editor of The Volksfreund obtained a warrant charging assault and battery but refused to prosecute. Judge Lueders dismissed the case after the parties, likely both men, reached a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Reiser
The
Volksfreund
Lueders
Mt Ararat Senate No 3 K A E O stag social
Members of Mt Ararat Senate No 3 K A E O enjoyed a stag social last evening. Imperial Orchestra led by Prof Cans Frodnevel performed while Louis Rinkenberger oversaw the banquet and John EK Thompson served as toastmaster. Toasters included Joseph Fox Dr J B Geppert Dr Artur Bauer I Wertheimer William B Gotherman Isaac Levendorf and Joseph Whiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Ararat Senate
Imperial Orchestra
Cans Frodnevel
Louis Rinkenberger
John EK. Thompson
Joseph Fox
J. B. Geppert
Artur Bauer
I. Wertheimer
William B. Gotherman
Isaac Levendorf
Joseph W.hiler
Women plan Labor League at union meeting
Women from garment, shoework, and other crafts met last night to organize a Women’s Labor League. Local labor unions were represented, and women in leading roles outlined the project and its aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Labor League
Government civil service exam yields modest applicant rise
Twenty five applicants for bookkeepers and clerks positions sat yesterday’s civil service exam conducted by Secretary C. W. Moys in the city. The business stringency only slightly increased the number seeking government jobs, reflecting restrained hiring demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Moys
Meeting for national Catholic educators convention arrangements
Further arrangements for entertaining delegates to the National convention of Catholic educators to be held here in July will be discussed at a meeting of the Committee of Arrangements in the residence of Archbishop Henry Moeller this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moeller
Lenten Theater Services Attract Record Turnout
The Lyric Theater hosted noon Lenten services drawing 635 attendees. Rev. Murray Bartlett spoke on "The Meaning of Visions," describing vision as glimpses of the unknown and urging realization of divine nature amid a changing known world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theater
Murray Bartlett
Prisoner Edward Clayton Nabbed in South Carolina Burglary Case
Edward Clayton, a colored prisoner from Greensburg, S C, was taken from the County Jail by Detectives Schnucks and Wimsey and turned over to Covington authorities on charges of burglary and housebreaking. He allegedly broke into Madison avenue homes of Emery T Eads C J Walker and Richard Stewart. Detectives Schnucks and Wimsey also arrested Charles Williams, colored, while attempting to dispose of goods from Covington homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clayton
Greensburg
S. C
Schnucks
Wimsey
Covington
Emery T. Eads
C. J. Walker
Richard Stewart
Madison Avenue
Charles Williams
Girls Visit Police Court for Social Study
Twenty Madisonville High School girls visited Police Court under Judge Lueders to learn about social conditions. The judge shared several broken love stories and the group left singing No Wedding Bells for Me, reflecting on marriage as a lottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville High School
Judge Lueders
Witness Found in Rahe Saloon Shooting Case
Police report conclusive proof that Charles Shotwell already in custody shot George Rahe saloon keeper at Fourth and Smith streets. Kid Dolan aided the hold up weeks earlier. A witness has been located in Hamilton Ohio but his name is withheld to protect him from violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shotwell
George Rahe
Fourth
Smith Streets
Kid” Dolan
Rahe
Schaefer
Hamilton, O
Mrs Grismere Dies After Stroke At Norwood Home
Mrs Sarah Abbie Grismere aged 54 wife of Sergeant John T Grismere of the Norwood Police Department died yesterday morning at 3 o clock in her residence 5017 Wesley avenue after suffering two strokes of apoplexy Tuesday morning The death ends a long association with the Norwood community and the police force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Abbie Grismere
John T. Grismere
Norwood Police Department
Wesley Avenue
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Addresses
A scanned list presents marriage licenses with names and residences. Entries include Edward Meyer of Tate Avenue age 74 and Laura Schmidt age 23 and others like William J. Gier, Adele C. Scheible, Wallace E. Maxfield, Mamie Doerr, Gladys Marsh, Albert Johnson, Marcella Burks, Joseph Grossman, Ethel Parvin, Walter H. Perry, Gertrie D. Plodinkcox, Reuben Elig, Nellie Butler, H. Elmer Conger, and others with street addresses or hotel venues noted. ages range across young adults to seniors, reflecting a diverse set of applicants in a local filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Meyer
Tate Ave
Laura Schmidt
Ite
William J. Gier
Clay St
Adele C. Scheible
Locust St
Wallace E. Maxfield
Madeira
Mamie Doerr
Frank Beiersdorfer
Eee
Ocitseka Vokes
Gladys Marsh
East Eighth St
Albert Johnson
Gennessée St
Marcella Burks
Main St
Joseph Grossman
Belmont St
Ethel . Parvin
Tower Ave
Walter H. Perry
Douglass Hotel
Gertr
D. Plodinkcox
John St
Reuben Elig
Stater
Neliié Butler
Venth & Freeman
H. Elmer Conger
Pullan
L. Martin
Price
Hagher
Garfield Lace
Therese Avisus
Garfield Peek Marin
Cleves
Manufacturers to Form National Conductor Pipe Association
About forty iron and pipe makers met at the Linton Hotel to discuss organizing a national association. Most attendees came from east of the Mississippi. The meeting adjourned without decision, but plans announced to form the Conductor Pipe Manufacturers' Association later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Hotel
Mississippi
Conductor Pipe Manufacturers’ Association
Contractor Weds Adele Scheibli in Home Ceremony
William J. Gier aged 27 of 1411 Clay street and Adele C. Scheibli aged 25 of 812 Locust street were married yesterday at 4 pm in the bride’s home. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Hugo Eisentohr. Gier belongs to the firm F. B. Gier & Co., contractors, 208-210 Webster street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Gier
Clay Street
Adele C. Scheibli
Locust Street
Hugo Eisentohr
Gier
F. B
City Hall Notes Describe School Plans and Public Works
The Board of Health took no steps toward mandatory medical exams after a daylong discussion. Officials planned June 5 for high school commencement in Music Hall, with night schools a week earlier. The Rookwood crossing case proceeds to Supreme Court after Perior Court trial tomorrow. Council aims for a final ruling. Repairs on multiple city streets were ordered with an estimated $1,100 cost. The Barber Asphalt Company must fix streets before retained earnings are paid. A damage claim of $50 from Mrs. Crawford over a broken main awaits the solicitor. Pardons shortened Harry Denning and others for workhouse status. Public Service addressed sidewalks, street repairs, and a Warsaw avenue wall project. A $2.50 daily wage was approved for Water Works uniform pay. Codification of city papers starts, with gas supply discussions set for tomorrow. Former Water Works head Willis Tharp is ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Rookwood
Perior
Pennsylvania Railway
Railway Corporation
Eastern Avenue
Supreme Court
Councilman
Kellogg
Council
Uty Ingineer
Chird of
Pure Service
Barber Asphalt Company
Spring Grove Avenue
St. Gregory Street
Hatch
Pavilion
Rockdale Avenue
Burnet Avenue
Reading Road
McMillan Street
May Street
Auburn Avenue
Court Street
Main
St. Clair Street
Clarke Street
Central
Freeman Avenues
Central Avenue
Twelfth
Ann Streets
Eighth Street
Vine Street
Broadway
Fifth Street
Vine
Walnut Streets
Scottish Rite Gibulum G lodge special meeting called
A special meeting of Gibulum G lodge is announced for Thursday evening at 7 2 o'clock for routine business and to discuss seating class work. James A. Colli secretary notes the Syrian Temple note for Saturday March 14 at 8 p m for further business with entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibulum
Syrian Temple
Nn. M. S
Ss. K R
Sealing Mount McKinley Experiences of Travelers
A brief note on travelers' accounts of climbing Denali, detailing perilous passages and stark landscapes. The piece highlights challenges, gear needs, and the allure of the northern summit. It presents factual anecdotes from mountaineers and observers about a demanding ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Paris
Mount McKinley
Pictorial Features for March 15th
A Cincinnati Forget-me-not Club group. Covington turners on the Ohio District Gymnastic Union executive committee. beauty portraits for The Commercial Tribune beauty quest. Franklin Chapter Chautauqua Circle Christie M. KE. Church members. past and present Rebekah Odd Fellows state presidents. St Peter's Catholic Church choir New Richmond Ohio. New Richmond public school first primary tutu tots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forget-me-not Club
Cincinnati
Covington Turners
Ohio District Gymnastic Union
Turners
Franklin Chapter
Chautauqua Circle
Christie M. KE
Rebekah Odd Fellows
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
New Richmond
Ohio
BROERMANN CHRISG DIES. RITES SET FOR MARCH 13
Obituary notices list Chrisg Broermann aged about 532 years with funeral from Brazen street Oakley Ohio on Friday March 13. Henry Hummeldorf and Mrs Ezza Koch and several others also named with home addresses and mass or church services in Cincinnati area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broermann
Chrisg
Minnie Broermann
Brademeyer
Brazen
Oakley
Hummeldor
Henry
Dandridge Street
St. Paul’s Church
Koch
Ezza
Karl Koch
M. E. Conference
C. B. Koch
Salem M. E. Church
Newport
York Street
Cleveland, O
Burial Permits Map City Deaths and Inquests
A list of burial permits and inquest notes for multiple residents and inpatients. Entries include Catherine Schottenhelm, 29, brain tumor. Margaret Moran, 23, tuberculosis. Theresa Moeschhel, 8, diabetes. Charity Carver, 9, dropsy. Isabella Reedber, 2, enteritis. Mary wee, 50. May Thompson, 19, tuberculosis. Lawrence Kinney, 49, tuberculosis. Mary Parr, 1, spasms. Henry Hummeldorf, 31, tuberculosis. infant Brumbaugh, 1 day prematurity. plus an unknown colored man at Pennsylvania Railroad yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schottenhelm
Catherine
Vine Street
Smith
Charles
Morgan Street
Pfierrmann
Aie
City Hospital
Poplar Street
Moran
Margaret
Moeschel
Theresa
Carver
Charity
Fredonia Avenue
Reedber
Isabella
Lincoln Avenue
Wee Mary
West Front Street
Thompson
May
Taylor Alley
Kinney
Lawrence
St. Francis’ Hospital
Geat Street
Parr
Mary
Colerain Avenue
Hummeldorf
Henry
Dandridge Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Terrace Park
Brumbaugh
Dunlop Street
Bid Notice for Cincinnati Patrol House and Police Station
The Board of Public Safety in Cincinnati Ohio will receive bids for a combined Patrol House and Police Station on Warsaw Avenue opposite Considine Avenue Price Hill. Bids may cover all branches or separately for excavation masonry concrete brick work and more. Submissions due by 10 AM March 2 1908 with 10 percent bond. drawings at Hake architect Andrews Building. board may reject any bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
City of
State of Ohio
City of Career State of
Ohio
American Exchange National Bank
New York City
N. Y
von Bargen
Ernst von Bargen
Board OF Public Safety
Warsaw Avenue
Considine Avenue
Price Hill
City of Cincinnati
E Board OF Public Safety and Se
Harry Hake
Andrews
Fifth and
Race
Chord
J. J. Mulvihill
Sealed Bids Sought for Green and Miami Townships Pike Work
Hamilton County Commissioners announce sealed proposals for road work on the Forre peng Cleveland Bridgetown pike from Harrison Avenue to a point 20.82 chains west in Green and Miami Townships. Bids due March 20 1908. must include two $500 sureties. plans on file. right to reject bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Cleveland Bridgetown Pike
Harrison Avenue
Green
Miami Townships
Office of
The
Board of Hamilton
Ome
Kanley Struble
Frel
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Spigotty
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Jacob Mann
Walnut ST
Photo By
J. A. Jones
Schaetgle
Police Court
City
Norwood
Adele Scheibli
City Hall Notes
Board of Health
Dyer
McCoy
Lyons
Harris
Music Hall
Boeh
L. Wenghausen
Charles Preste
Rapid Runpike
August Henkel
Mary Crawford
Garfield Place
Ballard
Standard Meter Company
Harry Denning
Board of Pardons
Jennie Ely
Jordan Taylor
John Kleinsohn
Albert Brown
Sedamsville
A. O. Elzner
McAlpine Place
Water Works Department
John C. Hermann
Water Works
Willis Tharp
Michigan Avenue
Hyde Park
Tharp
Masonic
Sunday Magazine
Illustrated
John O’neill
New York
John Sapp
W. Chester Estabrook
Walter C. Kelly
America
Commercial Tribune
Illustrated Sunday Magazine
the Sunday Commercial Tribune
Kittredge
William Gholson, S Jr
William Gholson
Katharine Leaman Kittredge
Robert F. Leaman
Maes—Albert
Klotter Avenue
Nordmeyer
John
Anna Nordmeyer
Leuser
Washington Street
Mother of God
Frank
George P. Heifel
Hopkins Street
Shriner
Mabel Janet
Willam C
Maud Thomson Shriner
Brookside Avenue
Northside
Schoepfel
George J. Schoepfel
Erlanger
Highland Cemetery
Lewisburg
Fountain Square
Tine Gverett Piano
F.B. Maertz Cinecron Automobile and Carriage
Plum St. Phome Canal
the Commercial Tribune
Maryland Casualty CO
Detroit
Ocean Steamers
Hamburg
London
Ham
Waldersee
Pretoria
Pennsylvania
Kaiserin
Teriesses
P. Lincoln
Amerika
New
Deutschland
Senoye
IRG
Gibraltar
Naples
Batavia - Oceana
Moltke
S. Oceana
Fem
Algiers
Genoa
First National Bank
Western German Bank
12Th and
Vine Sts
Kuhn & Sons
Atlas National Bank
Postoffice
German National Bk
Walnut
Brighton
German Kk
Harrison & Colerain
Fifth National Bank
Hotels and Resorts
Traymore Atlantic Cntry
WN. J
Traymore Hotel CO
Marquette
D. &, White
Fourth and Vine
Chas. Krotzenberger
Bath
Lee
Closson
Fourth St
West
rAs Express
Plymouth
Barbarossa Kurtuerst
Main Seydlitz Luetzow
Barbarossa
Bremen
Kronprinz
Gibralta
Luise
Albert Aanh
Irene
Friedrich
Werner
Batal Amy Wrest
Lloyd Express
Marseillen
Naplea
Alexandria
Lloyd
Mediterranean—Levant
Marseilies
Levant
Royal Roumantan Matl Steamers
Constanza
Constantinople
Smyrna
Alaxandera
Seeger Ae
North German Lloyd
Elrichs & CO
N.Y
Brichton German National Bank
Repler & Co
Race St
Stealiship Lines
Thomas Cook & Son
American Line
Eeymouth
Cherbourg
Queenstown
Atlantic Transport Line
Star Line
Boston
Queensto
Mniversoor
Josrox
Azores
Ajigiera
Los
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