Cincinnati Ministers Debate Restatement of Faith
Methodist ministers in Cincinnati will meet next Monday to discuss the question of restatement of faith.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1908
Page
5
Methodist ministers in Cincinnati will meet next Monday to discuss the question of restatement of faith.
An overheated gas range sparked a fire yesterday afternoon at 211 West Ninth Street, the apartment of Colonel S. S. Zane. Damage described as trifling.
Deputy County Auditor Frank Krug and his wife and Mr and Mrs Foucar completed a three weeks trip to Cuba returning Sunday evening and resuming duties at the office yesterday morning.
One hundred twenty five artillery men from Fort Monroe traveled through the city yesterday bound for San Francisco for the reception of Rear Admiral Evans fleet.
Cincinnati Aerie No. 142 Fraternal Order of Eagles committee met and voted to hold the order outing at Chester Park on June 20 with all members invited.
Police were urged yesterday to locate Robert Kennedy a 30 year old resident of 708 Dayton avenue Dayton Kentucky who vanished Saturday. He was last seen by a night watchman in a skiff on the Ohio River.
Margaret Merna a longtime Public Library attendant on Vine Street and head of the periodical desk since 1875 died yesterday at her home 204 Beresford Avenue The thirty three year service marks a lengthy tenure in the city library system
August Hendricks aged 26 a porter at Kroll Mann Hotel and residing at 1842 Walnut Street was arrested yesterday by detectives. He is alleged by A. J. Gross of 628 Vine Street to have smashed a window at his place on St Patrick's Day.
Charles Oliver Jones, a sketch artist once of the city now from Hammondport, New York, claims to have invented an air ship able to travel thirty miles per hour and lift 1,170 pounds.
Two fires strike within hours costing about $800 in damage. An open grate fire at the Griffith & Hill Company foundry on West street and the C. H. & D. crossing damaged $200 of first floor property. Another blaze in Mrs. Etta Defluent's apartment at 214 West Ninth street caused $100 damage.
Captain William M. Johnson, deputy auditor under City Auditor Culkins, died yesterday at his home in Wilhelm Flats Avondale. He leaves a widow and one daughter. Burial is tomorrow afternoon. Services will be at Forest Avenue M E Church at o'clock with private obsequies.
A warrant was issued in Police Court yesterday for the arrest of W. C. Collins of Arch and Ludlow streets on embezzlement allegations. G. E. Sherman of the Union Trust Building says Collins collected funds for him and did not remit the money.
George Miller of 4138 Hamilton Avenue was arraigned in Police Court yesterday amid witnesses dancing in the saloon scene described by officers. Event noted as a minor, swift hearing with no immediate plea recorded.
A man faced charges for entering the saloon of Jake Moore on Virginia Avenue, displaying a firearm, and forcing customers to dance in a Western style. The case was continued to April 8.
Fred Tech of 120 Findlay street secured a police court warrant for the arrest of Ben Kottman a city stables employee living at 1710 Central avenue on charges of assault and battery.
Mrs Grace Sence aged 34 of Madisonville Ohio attempted suicide by ingesting poison while visiting relatives at 353 West Court Street. She was taken to City Hospital and described as not seriously ill. despondency cited.
John Duckworth a 36 year old colored coal peddler of 705 West Fifth street was involved in a quarrel with his sister Mrs James Robinson at 406 Stone street. Robinson is alleged to have struck him with a hatchet and Duckworth was sent to City Hospital with a broken head.
A mother reports Edith Anderson aged 18 and Eva Anderson aged 2 to police after they were arrested by Juvenile Court Officer Moffett yesterday at 928 West Court Street. They were turned over to authorities on a loitering charge.
Stella Garvey aged 7 of 1007 Wilstach street was struck by a Clark street car at Wade street and Freeman avenue. She was taken to City Hospital with serious head and body injuries after suffering numerous cuts and bruises.
Cincinnati Sunday school teachers will hold a contest with Sun day school teachers from Cleveland. Rev. Herbert Moninger of Ninth Street Baptist Church will on April 13 select a team of ten from fifty Cincinnati area teachers to compete with the Clevelanders.
A New York dispatch reports Colonel Washington A. Roebling, famed bridge designer, age seventy, engaged to marry Mrs Corrine Farrow, forty, of Charleston South Carolina. The announcement highlights his roles in the Brooklyn and Suspension bridges and notes the couple's unlikely pairing.
The first day of inspection of the First Regiment O N G ended with a drill by Companies A B and C in the Armory. Colonel Hake and inspecting officers Captain R C Williams US Army and Major Charles Becht AG staff witnessed the exercise. Tomorrow Companies E F and G face scrutiny.
W T Vernon registrar of the United States Treasury in Washington arrived yesterday and was hosted at a complimentary dinner in the Union Republican League rooms in the Dabney Building. He will travel to Nashville to deliver the commencement address at Meharry Medical College.
The body of Mrs Ona T Pool of Middlesboro Kentucky burned to death in her home trying to save her baby. She was age sister in law to J D Pool of Guaranty Title and Trust and wife of W R Pool a former Cincinnatian.
George Heimrod of 418 Oliver Street was arrested yesterday by patrolmen Arata and Billow on an assault to kill charge against saloonist Harry Miller. Heimrod bound over to the grand jury in Police Court. A warrant was issued for Patrick Maley on the same charge.
The Lexington Conference of the Methodist Church announced numerous pastor changes yesterday at Park Street M E Church. Rev. P I Gorham moves from Park Street to Paris Kentucky while Rev. T L Ferguson transfers from Springfield to Park Street Church. Changes affect most colored Methodist churches in Cincinnati and vicinity.
The annual prize debate of the Ver kamp medal will be held tomorrow evening at Memorial Hall St Xavier College members of the Philopedian Society announce. The topic is Resolved That Legal Prohibition Is Right in Theory and in Practice. Judges are J D Creed F M Tracy A B Dunlap J B Verkamp and T F Maher. Debaters: Affirmative H R Carroll V L Gallagher W F Kelly and negative W V Schmiedeke C E Spraul E C Moorman.
Cincinnati's G. A. R. nominates Commander James B King of H B Banning Post Madisonville as next department leader. King joined the 128th Ohio Volunteer Infantry at 18 and mustered out in 1864. He has been commander of Banning Post five times. Cincinnati is favored for the department post and next encampment site.
Thomas Cale of Madisonville was charged with the murder of John Kopolinski who died at City Hospital from a fractured skull. Mrs Kopolinski testified she saw Cale strike with a poker. She testified at the Coroner's inquest and in Police Court, where the case was continued to April 10.
The piece contrasts ancient warming methods with modern heating, praising direct radiant heat and arguing hot water or steam systems, while more costly upfront, save fuel and improve air quality. It cites economic returns from a $100 investment and notes the efficiency of Ideal American Steam and Water outfits compared with hot air furnaces.
Cincinnati school officials discuss sending local teachers to inspect British and continental schools with no cost to the city. The plan mirrors Alfred Mosley’s program sending 500 European teachers to the U S and seeks board approval by June 1.
The April weather in Cincinnati and the Ohio Valley showed mean temperatures around 54 degrees with wide swings from 18 to 87. Forecaster Bassler notes 1907 as the coldest April in 37 years. frosts hurt fruit and vegetables, while winds shift from the northwest.
F. C. E.-Cincinnati Aerid No 142 asks members to attend Thomas Welsh funeral Tuesday at 8 30 p m at 2521 Cook St Northwest ern Lodge No 29 I C O F members to meet at the temple at o clock p m March 31 for Emil Michel funeral Max Kappner N G
M Mililan Chapter convenes a stated meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m for work degree and action. Visitors welcome. Arles Rankin, High Priest.
A large cluster of death notices and funeral details from early 1908 includes Catherine Bittner, Elizabeth Boosveld, Julia Murray, Thomas A. Martin, Marie Nurre, Esther Pugh, Mary Thompson, William Johnson, Thomas Welsh, and numerous others. Entries specify ages, addresses, burial and mass times, and funeral arrangements.
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