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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1908
Page
5
In this issue Dr William Lee Howard discusses muscular development and questions about exercise and fatigue poisons. Memories of Authors continues William Winters reminiscences praising Boston bohemian friends and a playful duel over Scotch and Irish races.
Burglars entered the Granada Transfer Company offices at 421 East Fifth Street early Friday and stole $178.55 in cash and valuables. Police investigate the break in and review nearby surveillance for leads.
Eliza Zachman aged 72 was found dead in bed at her home No 4228 Fergus Street Northside by her son Robert. The death was discovered last night and details are pending a medical examiner's report.
Chief of Police Millikin received a letter from the British Consul of Philadelphia asking him to locate William H. Long or William Long. Long left Newton Abbot, England about sixteen years ago.
John Elberte a former shipping clerk for McAlpin Co on West Fourth Street was brought from Indianapolis yesterday by Detective Kincaid and will be arraigned today.
At the monthly mass meeting of the Children of the Republic to be held this evening at 7:30 in the Public Library Elmer Foote will give an illustrated lecture on Picturesque and Historic Kentucky.
Postmasters rural mail carriers and newspaper representatives in Warren County plan a social gathering to交流 share updates and community news. Attendees include local postal officials and media contacts from area newspapers.
A reunion event is planned at Ellis' Hall in Lebanon Colorado on Saturday evening April 18 at 8 o'clock. Local residents are invited to attend this social gathering.
Detective Joseph Schaefer accidentally shot himself in the left hand while examining a revolver in a second hand store at 1649 Central Avenue. The weapon, believed stolen, was loaded without his knowledge.
Members of the St Aloysius Young Men's Society at St Lawrence's Church Price Hill will celebrate the sixteenth anniversary of their organization tomorrow evening. Father O'Connor will preach the anniversary sermon.
The County Commissioners awarded the Cleves and Bridgetown pike improvement contract to N Ruebel at 329328.85 the lowest bid. Ten bids for Section avenue work totaling 4806 were referred to the County Engineer for computation.
Colored Methodist ministers of the Lexington Conference voted 30 to 3 against naming a race bishop as head of the church. Monday Bishop Moore presiding will announce changes in the pastorates.
Coroner Cameron examined the death of I G Hamilton found in his Palace Hotel room on Thursday. Dr S B Grimes testified he treated Hamilton for alcoholism and grip since February 20 and stated Hamilton died of alcoholism after reporting a daily quart of whisky.
The infant child of Mrs. Nettle Coombs of 424 West Seventh Street was badly burned yesterday after a mattress on which the child slept caught fire.
A stove fire endangered a baby as the mother wrapped bed clothes around the infant to shield it. An alarm was raised but firefighters arrived after the blaze was already extinguished.
John P. Holland, owner of the John Holland Gold Pen Company, East Fourth Street, was stricken with apoplexy in the Auditorium Hotel Chicago Thursday evening after hearing a fire damaged his local factory. Reports say he regained consciousness and was much improved.
F. P. Schneider, president of the Retail Grocers' Association, was fined 25 dollars and costs by Mayor Squibb of Delhi for engaging in common labor on Sunday. He was arrested on a warrant from the Butchers and Grocers' Protective League, which charged violation of Sunday labor laws by gathering evidence against open groceries.
At the annual meeting the Cincinnati College and University of Cincinnati trustees elected trustees to serve one year or until successors are chosen. The list includes William H. Alms L A Ault Stephen C Ayres Eugene F Bliss Nathaniel Henchman Davis Frank F Dinsmore Telford Groesbeck Thornton M Hinkle George Hoadly Frank J Jones Thomas H Kelley Edmund W Kittredge Louis Kramer Sidney D Maxwell Thomas B Paxton J G Schmidlapp Richard H Wald John W Warrington Joseph Wilby William Worthington.
Name and age data presented for residents including William O. Kleine at 2927 Eucliday age 39 Ottilie Fischer at 3323 Robert A. Yeaman and Anna M. Batterton Carlton Crugar with Dollie Crugar also named in the listing.
James S. Richardson was chosen Exalted Ruler of Cincinnati Lodge No. 5 at the annual election last night. John J. Rooney Jr. defeated Edward T. Allen for Esteemed Loyal Knight, with other officers elected and to be installed next Friday at the Elks Temple. The lodge also announced Isle of Yanks Tank ticket sales open for Music Hall Monday.
The Cincinnati legal roster lists cases numbered 189503 to 139515 including American National Bank suits against Cincinnati Concrete Pressed Brick Company for 1700, against Cincinnati Paper Box for 600, alimony and divorce actions, damages claims, foreclosures, and injunctions. Judge Remonstrates and district events noted.
The Third Regiment Uniformed Rank led by Colonel William J. Klein and the Columbia Texas Company under Captain Charles F. Bunn performed an exhibition drill. Orphans in care of local members will meet at 3 p.m. today. Dr. J. C. Kreiger will oversee their return to Springfield. Executive Committee includes William Schuchardt Edward Rind John A Ringold J C Kreiger William H Lueders Harry T Evans Arthur Boden and William J Klein.
The Rev. Carl Becker, the oldest pastor of the German Reformed Church in the United States, died at his Cheviot home aged 89. Born in Germany he studied at Mercersburg Seminary in 1849 and began pastoral work in 1852, serving in Detroit New York New Jersey Canada Indiana and Westwood before retiring in 1904. Survived by a widow three sons and two daughters.
The notice itemizes several deaths including Theo H Dillhof age 34 8 months John Foy funeral March 30 Mary L Hornbrook funeral March 25 Leonora Hoffmann age 18 6 5 buried March 28 Hattie S Leach pneumonia funeral March 28 Anna Maria Mohn funeral to be announced Adolph Sander funeral March 28 Evaline Hollingsworth Tudor funeral March 28 at Ortiz Building Fourth and Sycamore.
A batch of burial permits records multiple decedents with ages and causes from local hospitals, homes, and infirmaries. Names include Louise Miller 39 cancer at Deaconess Hospital, Theodore Dillhoff 4 uraemia at 57 West Liberty, and Helena Ku hling 77 bronchitis at Augusta Street, among others.
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