Dunkirk Postoffice Burglarized Night Window Theft
The Dunkirk Ohio postoffice was burglarized the night before last. All cash on hand and the stamp supply were stolen in the break in.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1908
Page
5
The Dunkirk Ohio postoffice was burglarized the night before last. All cash on hand and the stamp supply were stolen in the break in.
Burke family announces Miss Josephine Burke, reported missing from Mersville on Monday, was located yesterday in Bellevue Kentucky by a brother. The search ends with her safe whereabouts and notification to relatives.
The Public Library received April 1908 gifts totaling 241 pamphlets 90 books 31 maps 5 atlases along with unbound magazines and flowers.
Will address the German Literary Club. F. Bange will speak at the meeting on Pharmaceut Nanies.
The Audubon Society will hold its regular meeting Friday afternoon at 3 30 in the Cuvier Club. Prof. J P Cumming will speak on Birds I Knew When a Boy.
Enaries Klein of 1914 Vine Street was seriously hurt yesterday morning after he walked in his sleep and fell from a second story window. He suffered three broken ribs.
The fifteenth annual Cincinnati College of Dentistry commencement was held last night. The class comprised thirteen members and Dr. A Goss delivered the valedictory.
Theosophists in the city held a Lotus Day tribute last night in memory of Mme. Blavatski. Speakers included Dr. J. D. Buck on Theosophy and Dr. Tenney.
Rev Charles C Creegan secretary of the Board for Foreign missions returns from the East to present a free illustrated lecture on India China or Japan at Walnut Congregational Church.
At the stockholders meeting in Seventh and Elm streets officers were chosen including President Dr. C. Kolb Vice President C. B. Secretary J. W. Wagner and Treasurer.
John Paul leads a slate featuring August Steinkamp Louis Van den George Rowe and Charles Keith as directors in a local governance slate.
Theodore Kuehling aged 33 a molder of 522 East Fifth street grew violent while pursued by enemies and his father took him to City Hospital where he was placed in the strong ward.
Mr I Auer leads today's fair and bazaar at the new Jewish Temple on Reading road and Rockdale avenue Avondele. The event has already netted more than $8 000 and a further sum is expected to be added.
The Society of Colonial Wars holds its triennial meeting in Louisville next Friday and Saturday. Local representatives include How ard F. Winslow G. H. Pugh Harbert Jenny Captain E. O. Burd H. B. Mackay and Jackson W. Sparrow.
The Rev. Dr. Julian L. Magnes associate rabbi of Temple Emanuel in New York and founder of the Cincinnati Zionist Society will deliver an address tonight in the Auditorium on Intermarriage. He will be the guest of Nathan Isaace.
Four members of the Cincinnati Episcopal Church Club will attend the annual Episcopal Church Club conference in St. Louis beginning today. The delegates chosen are Clarence W. Sparrow, W. W. Meyers, Constance Southworth, and Charles G. Comegys.
Ensign H. A. Sanford, Secretary of the Salvation Army, is called to the National headquarters in New York to serve in the financial department. He will be succeeded by Captain W. A. Bates of New York. A farewell reception will be held for Ensign Sanford Sunday evening.
The majority of Cincinnati ministerial delegates to the General Conference of Methodists in Baltimore departed yesterday. Revs H C Jennings Albert Nast Christian Golder Levi Gilbert Robert Zaring Fred Munz M Cc B Mason D Lee Aultman. Lay delegates include H Jameson John A Story William Christie Herron W F Boyd R T Miller James N Gamble Richard Dymond.
At a trustees meeting in Cincinnati the proposal to create a chair of pathology for the medical school and city hospital was discussed. Debate focused on whether the City Hospital pathologist should hold the professorship, with plans for a five year salary guarantee and a committee to study the issue. Other actions included appointments, library board questions, legal counsel for the Ropes will case, and a raise for the electrical engineer.
A census-like list provides names, residences, and ages where available. Entries include George N. Grote Norwood 8, Mary B. Lacy Norwood, Emil Wurtz 22 at 1413 Race St, Carrie Ritchie 16 at 614 Richmond St, William EB Long 23 at 106 E Court St, and numerous others with partial data across Norwood and nearby streets including Madisonville London England Hamilton Ohio and Cincinnati-adjacent locations.
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