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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1908
Page
5
Coroner Cameron inquired into the death of David H. Harris of 790 1709 Harrison avenue. Harris body was found in Mill Creek March 14. Conductor Fred Techenbrock testified Harris acted as if intoxicated on his street car. Coroner Cameron returned an open verdict.
The Bar Association Committee appointed to study changes in the jurisdiction and code of Justices' Courts met in the County Prosecutor's office yesterday and decided to recommend radical changes in the code. The committee adjourned to meet again Thursday.
Traveling sales man Frank L. White died yesterday at his son Harry White's home on Walnut Hills St James Place. Masonic bodies, of which he was a member, will conduct his funeral tomorrow morning.
A mass meeting of German American citizens will be held at Music Hall on April 11 to protest personal liberty restrictions. Speakers include Rev. Frederick Knapp Dr. John B. Peaslee Judge Rufus B. Smith General Michael Ryan and Frank Rist.
Albert Bell a 34 year old saloonist of Grafton West Virginia was found unconscious in a room at the St Charles Hotel yesterday Doctors at City Hospital diagnosed morphine poisoning He later claimed an unknown man drugged him He is expected to recover.
Charles W. Rembold aged 42 brother of C H Rembold manager of The Times Star died yesterday at his home 2424 Symmes Street from apoplexy. Unmarried he lived with his sisters on Symmes Street and was a traveling agent. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock
The Enoch T. Carson Lodge F and A M held a program last night at Meidel's Hall Vine street Corryville for 400 attendees. Performers included Martha Homan Edith Mueller Burr Blair Henry F Wehman Anna Becker Florence Wienough Hazel and David Joseph and professors John Sharff G A Thielman Beach Boeh and Harrick. Worshipful Master August Nuerenberger gave a brief address.
A man posing as a Catholic priest visits major city hospitals and cashes worthless checks. Baltimore Sister Superior reports a $140 check cashed for Rev Louis Tiernan, who says he has not been in Baltimore for over twenty years. Police link the suspect to a prior impersonation in St Francis Hospital, with a bag of blank bank checks left behind.
A worn one and a half story frame dwelling on Trenee Way shows encroaching wear with Walter Lynch and H Johanemann listed as owners. The listing notes a price around $2.00 and references a West Mil area, with uncertain details due to garbled OCR text.
Creditors of the Havlin Hotel Company will receive fifty cents on the dollar. Superior Judge Hoffheimer confirmed the sale of the business and assets to John H. Havlin for 40000. Havlin Realty withdrew its claim for 30000 rent, allowing Receiver Bennett to pay 50 percent of all claims. The bid equals two thirds of the appraised asset value.
Announcement in the Illustrated Sunday Magazine says next Sunday's issue will feature portraits of thirty two leading Catholic clergymen of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. A double page in the April 5 issue will present the group instead of the planned date.
A special meeting of Miami Lodge No. 46 F and A M is set for March 23 1908 at 8 15 am to attend the funeral of Samuel F White. Wildey Encampment No. 1 and Mohawk Lodge No. 150 call members to meet March 23 at noon to attend the funeral of Brother William Walker Past Grand.
Notices urge several Masonic bodies and Knights Templar to convene next week. Willis Chapter 131 of the Masons and Walnut Hills Lodge 483 plan special meetings with various degrees and visitor participation. Commandery No.16 K T and Cincinnati Commandery No.3 Knights Templar announce special conclaves to confer orders. Southside and Scottish Rite groups set March dates for red cross, Templar, Royal Arch and spring class work.
Mrs Amelia Waldman of Dayton dies March 21 burial at Walnut Hills Cemetery March 23 11 a.m. William B Walker of Newport Ky dies March 20 funeral March 23 1 p.m. S Frank White 74 funeral from 5 St James Place Walnut Hills March 23 9 a.m. Burial Permits list Mary Williams Theresa Schaefer Theresa Reibel Bernard Tebbe Charles Oberding Louis Vattino Bertha Opel Dorothea Mueller Nellie Robinson noted with ages and causes of death and hospital locations.
The store offers an extensive array of carpets and rugs in velvet, Wilton, Axminster, body Brussels, tapestry Brussels, and Oriental styles with room sizes and yardage options. Prices span from 10.00 to 57.50 for rugs and 15c to 1.60 per yard for linoleum and related floor coverings.
Multiple brief death notices list names such as Anderson Frost Bevis Fagin Franke Hinnen Habbel Herrmann Noell Rembold Seegar and others with ages and funeral details. Each entry specifies residence, dates, times, and churches or burial plans where known.
Great inducements in every department including linens white goods lace curtains upholstery dress goods silks kid gloves laces ribbons embroideries notions hosiery underwear percales ginghams domestics prints carpets rugs oil cloths mattings linoleums Prices uniformly lowest throughout All invited to compare prices and styles before buying to ensure best value.
Fully prepared to meet your every requirement for the approaching seasons are our White Goods sections. Persian Lawns very sheer yard 18c to 66c. Batiste 45 inch 35c quality at yard 29c. Arench Lawns 45 inch yard 46c to 1.25. Emb. Swisses imported yard 25c to 1.75. Embroideries all widths and materials yard 39c to 12.00. Waist Panels white and colors 60c to 2.50. All-Over Embroidery 2.00 quality at 1.19 per yard.
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