Lumber Struck Workman at Liberty Street Project
Alexander Howard, 50, colored, of Smith and Carlisle avenues, was struck on the head by a falling lumber piece while at a building on Liberty Street near Vine Street and was taken to City Hospital. Cornelius McFadden, 83, of Rockdale Avenue, fell about forty feet down the Walnut Hill embankment of the Cincinnati Northern Railroad and was unconscious on rescue, then admitted to City Hospital. Receipts show Cincinnati Prof Nice for April at 182,775.43 dollars, up nearly two percent from last year. February receipts declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Howard
Smith T
Carlisle Avenue
Liberty Street
Vine Street
City Hospital
Cornelius McFadden
Rockdale Avenue
Kk & N
Walnut Hille
Cincinnati
Nice
Two alleged Teamsters convention frauds exposed locally
Two men in the city posing as agents of the aeeneee Unions try to collect funds for a supposed Teamsters convention. Local labor officers denounce them as frauds, and no convention will occur in this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeeneee
Teamsters
Tobacco grower arraigned for concealed weapon charge
L. C. Thompson of Poplar Grove KY told Police Court he carried a pistol to deter night riders after a shot was heard. Judge Lueders ended the case with a sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Thompson
Poplar Grove
Thompson
Lueders
Man Dies After Being Kicked by Horse at Local Stable
Joseph Campbell, 64, of 1209 Clay Street, died in City Hospital after being kicked by a horse in the Adams Express Company stable last Monday. The coroner was notified last night. Campbell had been taken to the hospital on Thursday with severe injuries from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Campbell
Clay Street
Adams Express Company
Dentist Accused After Alleged Overdose During Extraction
Mrs. Anna Favors alleges a dentist administered an overdose during a tooth extraction. She remains in critical condition at City Hospital with slim prospects of recovery as doctors monitor her status tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Favors
Arrest Warrant Issued in Electricity Theft Case
Attorney Smith Hickenlooper for Union Gas and Electric Company obtained a warrant for John Harrell of 523 East Eighth Street after charging him with unlawfully diverting electric current. Harrell surrendered to police and faces arraignment before Judge Lueders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Hickenlooper
Union Gas and Electric Company
John Harrell
East Eighth Street
Farrell
Lueders
Dayton Couple Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
Charles Loraine a Dayton machinist and his wife Myrtle were arrested yesterday by Patrolmen Turnipseed and Harnold on disorderly conduct after a street quarrel. Loraine said his wife had run away from home and Judge Lueders continued the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Loraine
Dayton
Myrtle
Turnipseed and
Harnold
Loraine
Lueders
Steamboat Trip for St. Xavier's Athletes Planned
College Club of St. Xavier's organized a river excursion on the Island Queen to New Richmond and back. Proceeds go to St. Xavier's Athletic Association. The trip started at 7 30 from the foot of Broadway and returned near midnight with over five hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Queen
College Club of St. Xavier's
St. Xavier’s Athletic Association
Broadway
Dayton physicians to attend Ohio Eclectic meeting
Local doctors including Drs. J. C. Evans BE, R. Freeman, H. W. Felter, K. O. Foltz, J. B. Hagen, J. L. Payne, L. E. B. Russell, J. K. Scudder, C. G. Smith and R. L. Thomas travel to Dayton for the Ohio Eclectic Medical Association gathering at the Algonquin Hotel. Lyle and Juettner will present papers on Tuberculosis Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio Eclectic Medical Association
Algonquin Hotel
J. C. Evans
R. Freeman
H. W. Felter
K. O. Foltz
J. 8. Hagen
J. L. Payne
L. EB. Russell
J. K. Scudder
C. G. Smith
R. L. Thomas
Cincinnati Pure Food Show Showcases 108 Babies
The Cincinnati Pure Food Show featured 108 babies inspected with about 20 more waiting for space. Winners: Mrs. John Kitt for Baby Violet $10, Mrs. Fannie Barrett for Baby Laura Leona $5, and Mrs. Clarence Garway for Baby Lavinia $2. Next Monday a new baby show opens at 1 30 p m with the first fifty entrants. Also covered were cooking demonstration by Mrs Nellie Daling Gans on omelettes and prune souffles with detailed recipes. Boosters' Day with Mr John Grimm Jr as officer of the day promised many surprises and a big celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Kitt
Bank Street
Violet
Fannie Barrett
S Betts Street
Laura Leona
Clarence Garway
West Fourth Street
Lavinia
Nellie Daling Gans
Chicago Cooking School
John Grimm, Jr
Barred from the Mails Postmaster Ban on Cincinnati Firm
P EB Cheney of Urbana Ohio was ordered banned for a mail fraud after ads for improper pictures and proper ones. The Girard Pill Company of Cincinnati denied mail use for an ad offering copies of letters to ladies and a price of twenty five cents for a pill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
P. EB
Cheney
Urbana
Girard Pill Company
Cincinnati
Memorial Parade Plans Completed by Junior Order's Cavalry
Treasurer George C. James reports Unknown Monument fund expenditures of 187 dollars with a 50 dollar balance ready to turn over. G A R women and Daughters of Veterans will oversee the Unknown Mound. Juniors plan a large cavalry-led parade showing, with Mayor Markbreit accepting and Colonel Kissane arranging carriage and escort. Officials list high ranking staff and Aide-de-Camp names. Dedication of Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall set for June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R
City Hell
George C. James
Daughters of Veterans
Juior Order
Markbreit
Kissane
Marshal Poe
E. R. Monfort
Amor Smith
J. K. Richards
W. F. Ray
George H. Kolker
Edw. L. Allen
Max Hirsch
R. Crumbaugh
John Herrlinger
F. W. Daugherty
R. B. Barrett
EH. Hannaford
Charles E. Evans
A. A. Tucker
M. J. Durkin
C. G. Hallam
Spelzmuller
G. Sullivan
R. B. Kelly
George Reiter
A. B. Camp
George W. Hays
H. Struble
E. P., Moulinier
M. L. Bettman
M. D. Kirk
M. P. Bolan
Charles. Bohmer
H. BE. Hunwick
A. R. Holmes
H. Glenn
A. J. Behymer
Conrad Liner
George Vorhees
Frank C. Asbury
John O. Rose
P. W. Durr
H. W. Hamann
Jacob Baschang
Joseph Blair
H M. Rulison
E. R. Eamondson
F. S. Krug
Clinton Cowen
Charles E. Roth
D. P. Coe
Soldiers and Schlore’ Memorial
Auto pursuit ends with capture of horse thief
W. M. Davis, superintendent of the Cincinnati Railroad Omnibus Co., chased a stranger who jumped into his buggy on Opera Place and rode away. The thief fled along Race Street toward Ninth and Central avenues, where Davis jumped out and seized the horse. Central Police Station was alerted, and Traffic Officer Brothers arrested Fred W. Sprger of Pittsburg, Pa, on a charge of taking a horse without leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Davis
Cincinnati Railroad Omnibus Company
Opera Place
Davis
Race Street
Ninth
Central Avenue
Ninth Street
Central Police
Brothers
Fred W. Swerger
Pittsburg
Boy 13 Seeks Parents After Traction Car Detour
Fred Smith 13 was taken to the Place of Detention by a Cincinnati Dayton Toledo car crew after they carried him toward Dayton and returned when his stated location proved false. He formerly lived in the city, his parents having moved away, and he says two sisters live on Linn Street. His story is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Cincinnati
Dayton
Cumminsville Creates Classic Public Library Boom
Cumminsville residents favor Shakespeare over sensational fare as the new public library opens with 5000 volumes. In its first days 742 books are borrowed and demand for technical works grows, prompting plans to add hundreds more. Librarian Miss Mary Rudd Cochran reports strong community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumminsville
New
Mary Rudd Cochran
Tm Library
Kellogg Opposes City Bridge Plan At Council Meeting
Councilman Kellogg warned the proposed Eastern avenue bridge by the Traction Company could provoke uprisings and said he would take the matter to court if the ordinance passes. The mayor toured the site with Traction Company reps and noted possible coal hauling benefits but delayed a decision until next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kellogg
Traction Company
Eastern Avenue
J. 8 S. Neave
Wing First Prize in War of Words at Cincinnati U
Hundreds attended the Jones oratorical contest at Cincinnati University auditorium. Louis D. Goss won first prize of 40 dollars with Charity From the Biological Point of View. Emanuel Jacobowitz took second with The College Man In Politics while Bernard C. Bowen spoke Ohio's Contribution to the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Goss
Emanuel Jacobowitz
Bernard C. Bowen
Daniel Webster
Patrick Henry
Cincinnati University
Gross
Jacobowitz
Jerome B. Howard
Dudley Sutphin
Alfred Bettman
Dabney
Bowen
Ohio
Jones
Frank Jones
City Hall Notes Mention Circus Trip and Resurfacing
About 300 boys and girls from the House of Refuge were taken to the circus under the city service board. Dr J M Withrow will address night high school graduates at Music Hall May 29. Assistant City Solicitor Baker said protests against Opera Place resurfacing were investigated and found the asphalt in good condition. The board supported Cornell's new resolution to resurface the street excluding the protested section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danier and
Cornette
Service Board
House of Refuge
J. M. Withrow
Music Hall
Baker
Board of Public Service
John Havlin
Charles P. Taft
Opera Place
Cornell
Five Roumanians thank Mayor at Easter celebration
Five Roumanians thanked Mayor Markbreit yesterday for his support at their Easter gathering held Monday. Patrolman H. Dieters was fined $25 for intoxication on duty yesterday morning. Danier of the Board of Public Service and Superintendent Allison of the Refuge received ten day leaves of absence. They depart tomorrow for Hampton, Virginia, to attend the truant and wayward children conference, then May 6 to 13 attend the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
Dacia Roumania
H. Dieters
Danier
Board of Public Service
Allison
Refuge
Hampton
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Richmond
Virginia
Board to Prepare Ordinance for Asphalt Plant Materials
The Board of Public Service directed City Solicitor Ballard to draft an ordinance authorizing the purchase of materials for the new municipal asphalt plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Ballard
Bomb blast at Phoenix Club wounds barkeeper in Cincinnati
A bomb exploded near the main entrance of the Phoenix Club at Ninth and Race streets injuring Frank J. Buegel, a barkeeper. Police center on a well dressed couple seen nearby and consider a discharged employee a possible suspect while Buegel recovers at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Club
Ninth
Race Streets
Frank J. Buegel
McMillan Street
Buegel
Ninth and
Mayor backs bird park plan for city green space
Councilman O'Brien leads a resolution to create a birds home park on Evanswood Evans Place two and a half acres with support from Prof Benedict University of the Audubon Society and Taxpayers Association while Socialists oppose a municipal lodging house. Committee on Streets and Parks to report soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanswood
Evans Place
Benedict
O'Brien
O’brien
Fred Tuke
Taxpayers’ Association
Lucien Wulsin
Dabney
University
Committee On
Harvard Men Will Attend Reunion in Philadelphia
About twenty Cincinnati graduates of Harvard will join a larger gathering of Associated Harvard Clubs in Philadelphia next Friday. The Cincinnati party departs Thursday in a private car and attends a smoker at the Belleview Stratford Hotel, followed by a Delaware River trip and a banquet. A Sunday trip to Atlantic City is planned. Notable attendees include Governor Augustus Willson and Alfred M. Allen among others. The Cincinnati group will join Louisville, Indianapolis, and Pittsburgh parties in Pittsburgh before continuing to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Harvard
Philadelphia
Harvard Clubs
Harvard Club
University Club
Belleyué-Stratford
Delaware River
Atlantic City
Cinccinnati
Augustus Willson
Kentucky
Alfred M. Allen
Alfred Bettman
J. H. Gest
C. T. Greve
Graham Hunt
Max Hirsch
Harry M. Levy
Richard W. Neff
Stanley W. Merrell
Elliott H. Pendleton
Stewart Shillito
Walter Silberberg
Mitchell Wilby
Joseph Wilby
Willis Bailey
Zanesville
Louisville
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Funeral notices for Theodore Keidel and J H Leiding
Excelsior Lodge 369 F and A M meets today at 1 15 PM to attend Theodore Keidel funeral. Temple Lodge 676 K of P gathers Saturday May 2 at 12 30 PM for J H Bade Leiding funeral services at Odd Fellows Temple with WM W J Berning presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Lodge
K. of P
Lodgeroom
J. H. Bade
Fox
C. CG
Jos. Levi
K. BR
Cincinnati
APRIE
Ayers
J. H. Leiding
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Satur
J. Berning
Louis Broermann
Assess Two Railroads in County Audits
Auditors from several counties met with County Auditor Richardson to fix road assessments for the Big Four and the Cincinnati & Springfield. Main track values were set at 12,500 for the Big Four and 8,000 for the Cincinnati line. second tracks at 5,000 and 3,000. branches 2,000 for the Cincinnati. rolling stock 8,000 per mile for the Big Four and 2,000 per mile for Cincinnati. buildings and machinery to be appraised as returned subject to approval. money and credits 150 per mile for Big Four and 100 per mile for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Cincinnati & Springfield
Richardson
Syrian Temple N M Special Meeting May 2
Special meeting of the Syrian Temple in New Mexico will be held Saturday May 2 at 8 p m for business and receiving petitions for the June class A moving picture entertainment follows the close of the meeting signed Keeper Potentate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrian Temple
N. M
Moving Picture Entertainment
Keeper
Potentate
Death notices for McGuff and Mary Frances Young
John J McGuff son of Luke and Mary McGuff died suddenly Tuesday April 28 at 9 55 p m at 521 Dandridge Street Funeral Saturday May 2 Requiem high mass at St Xavier s Church. Mary Frances Young sister of Mrs A B Clarkson died suddenly at home Thursday aged 72 Funeral services 2 p m Saturday 157 East Third Street Covington Ky Burials private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Guff
John J
Luke
Mary McGuff
Fitzpatrick
Dandridge Street
St. Xavier's Church
Mary Frances
A. BE. Clarkson
East Third Street
Covington
Memorial resolutions for John Henry Leiding
The Fire Underwriters' Club holds a memorial meeting on May 1 1908 for John Henry Leiding born in Germany who died April 29 1908 in Cincinnati aged 25 years he was a prominent underwriter and held trustee roles with the Golden Fellows' Temple Company and the First Presbyterian Church He was a religious family man and the club offers deepest sympathy and directs copies of the resolutions to the family and club records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Underwriters’ Club
John Henry Leiding
Germany
Cincinnati
Christ's Hospital
Leiding
Oold Fellows’ Temple Company
First Presbyterian Church
Drexelive
Schottenfels
William Strebelmann
Retire Veteran Fireman James Canary in Cincinnati
James Canary, a 22 year veteran of the Cincinnati Fire Department, is retired by the Pension Board. Gifts Engine House ties his service as estimates for 1909 are approved: Fire Department 820,712. Police 831,860. office force 21,500. Await city approval. next meeting set for May 18. President Boyd on leave to New York. Member Furst to Mt. Clemens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Canary
Cincinnati Fire Department
Pension Board
Boyd
New York
Furst
Mt. Clemens
Obituary notices list several local deaths and causes
Burial permits show Leonora Rankins age 33 of 1583 Providence died of heart disease. Lillian Johnson age 27 of 931 Wade suffered cerebral disease. Frank Tuertscher age 28 of 69 Mulberry 1519 Race died of heart disease. Roscoe Btone age 2 of 1748 Marengo died of pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankins
Leonora
Providence
Johnson
Lillian
Wade
de Tuertscher
Frank
Btone
Roscoe
Marengo
Also Mentioned on This Page
City News
Postmaster General
Unknown Monument Fund
William W. Poore
James Burns
George Weitzel
J. J. Burgess
Frank Wendlestein
Thomas E. Dean
Arthur Davis
Robert Bell
N. F. Dean
E. F. Harcourt
G. F. Rennick
Marshal
Henry Lachtrop
Charles C. Bleiler
Anthony Thiering
Fred Farley
Albert Schultz
H. J. Cook
John J. Weitzel
Reinhold Schwald
Charles Lackman
John Vogt
A. C. Bauer
Cumminsville 15
Fond OF Classics
WING
Louis D. Gross
Board of Judges
City Hall Notes
BOMBM
J. H. Lightner
Munro Hotel
Beinhardt
Richard Clark
M. Yeager
Millikin
Crawford
H. M. Benedict
Che John Shillits Company
W West O OF
THE
Alleghanies
Maryland
Commercial Tribune Building
Effie
Virginia Ryan
School of Stenography and Typewriting
Reading Road
Blair Ave
Avondale
Cess
Young Men's Mutual Life Association
First National Building
Oliv
Ask Contract Department
Private
Bell Telephone CO
Vine ST
Hotels and Resorts
Hotel
Normandie
Washington, D. C
McPherson Square
Masonic
Martinique
Erald Square
N. Y. City
William Taylor & St
None
Board of Safety
Theodore. Koolchinsky
Louleville
Jeannette Lewin Kenner
John B. George Setedee
Newport
Tee
Grace Heckle Pee
Liberty
Bertha Clay
Liberty St
William Buddemeyer
En Eneneecar
Dora F. Pohlman
Frederick Michaeles
Sagen
Louise
Micken
Atlantic City, N. J
Traymore
N. J
Ite
Traymore Hotel
Charles O. Marquette
D. S. White
Colerain Avenue
Ding
Lincoln Avenue
Dennis
John
Pendleton
Franzis
Worth
Hylce
Ebro Jowslars
W.4th St
Monuments “Oonatts Som
John Church Co
B. Cor
W. J. Langston
Smith Sy Phee Canal
Ocean Steamers
Plymouth-Cherbourg-Bremen
A.M. Kaiser d. Gr
Kronpring Wm
Luetzow
Irene
K. Luise
Oelrichs & CO
Kaiser Wm. I
Kurfuerst
Derfinger
Mediterranean
Friedrich
K. Albert
Atlas National Bank
Bright
Germ
Kuhn & Sons
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
North German Lloyd Travelers’ Checks Co
Bepler & Co
Race St
FIRUf + man Bank
First National Bank
Ef Thomas Cook & Son
Shervice
London
Paris
Hamburg
Norway
North Capd
Spitzbergen
Iceland
Oceana
Kronprinzessin
Cecilie
Moor
Sana Atlantic Transport Line
STAR
LIN
Azores
Canopic
Mal BO
Cook & Son
Closson’s
Fourth St
West
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