Police Asked to Find Louis Marek After Street Fight
Police were asked to locate Louis Marek 28 of 829 Laurel Street after a fight outside a Dayton saloon left Andrew Meyer 20 with a severed artery from a hand wound. Meyer fainted and was hospitalized. A horse and buggy owned by Edward Donnelly was stolen while he visited a Walnut Street saloon. Ben Osborne 41 was hospitalized with facial and head stab wounds after a home area assault. Isadore Hyman 13 was injured running after a baseball when his face and arm were hurt and taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Marek
Laurel Street
Dayton Street
Andrew Meyer
Packer
Meyer
City Hospital
Edward Donnelly
Ft. Thomas
Walnut Street
Fifth
Ben Osborne
Barr Street
Isadore Hyman
Central Avenue
McDonald Improves Health Progress Toward Recovery
Alexander McDonald is gradually regaining health and can move about his home. He visited town last week and Dr. J M Withrow expects full recovery with the return of good weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. McDonald
Alexander McDonald
J. M. Withrow
Injured Soldier Wanders Streets After Car Fall
Sol Behymer, 68, Forestville resident and war veteran, was found wandering with scalp wounds and broken ribs. He was taken to City Hospital after claiming he fell from an East End car two days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Behymer
Forestville
Jewelry and clothing stolen from Grant Street home
Mrs. Busie Lockwood reported a break in at her 219 Grant street residence during her Saturday absence. Jewelry and clothing valued at $50 were stolen. She identified a man she suspects to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busie Lockwood
Grant Street
Injured Agent Caldwell Dies After Wreck
Ed ward Caldwell aged 32 of Corinth Kentucky dies at Good Samaritan Hospital after two months of injuries from a March 11 train wreck near Maple Kentucky. Caldwell was station agent for the Queen and Crescent Railroad at Mason Kentucky and suffered extensive bodily injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Caldwell
Corinth
Maple
Good Samaritan Hospital
Caldwell
Queen & Crescent Railroad
Mason, Ky
Mounted Policeman Injured After Being Thrown From Horse
Mounted Policeman Ferdinand Schaefer of Riverside Hampton Place was thrown from his horse while patrolling Fifth Avenue Price Hill after a dog leaped at the horse. He suffered a broken left arm and was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Schaefer
Hampton Place
Riverside
Fifth Avenue
Price Hill
Schaefer
City Hospital
Burglary at Ohio Realty Office Reports Missing Cash Register
Police investigate a Saturday night burglary at the Ohio Realty Company offices 5 East Seventh Street. A valuable cash register is missing and a rear door to an alley was found unlocked, suggesting escape through the alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Realty Company
East Seventh Street
Suspect Boys Of Theft Break Into A.M. Krone Store
Police report a daytime break in at the A M Krone Electrical Company at 413 West Eighth Street. A back gate was forced and a side window broken to gain entry. Theft amount unknown until stock is checked next day. A crowd of boys is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Krone Electrical Company
West Eighth Street
Arrest of Lucy Miller for robbery linked to Findlay blacksmith
Complainant William Bowers a Findlay Ohio blacksmith yesterday informed police of a robbery. Lucy Miller colored 318 Longworth street was arrested after Bowers identified her. She is held on suspicion while Bowers faces loitering charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bowers
Findlay, C
Lucy Miller
Longworth Street
Bowers
Currin
McShane
Miller
Coroner Rules Erdman Died of Natural Causes
Acting Coroner Dr. Oliver Coe ruled that 31 year old George F. Erdman of 1432 Myrtle Avenue Bond Hill died of natural causes. No poison trace found and no autopsy will be performed. Officials believe stimulant abstinence caused heart paralysis. arrest warrant issued a week earlier had been canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Coe
Cameron
George F. Erdman
Myrtle Avenue
Bond Hill
Erdman
Walter H Graveson Dies After Long Illness at Home
Walter H Graveson manager of the Architects Cabinet and Card File Company died at his home 704 Hand Avenue Winton Place after a long nervous illness. He leaves widow Frances H Graveson. Funeral 1 30 PM at the residence and body to be taken to Toronto for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Graveson
Architects’ Cabinet and Card File Company
Main Street
Hand Avenue
Winton Place
Frances H. Graveson
Toronto
Canada
Herbert Colter Boye Burial Held in Mt Auburn
Funeral services for Herbert Colter Boye who died early Friday at his father's home 249 East Auburn avenue Mt Auburn were held Saturday afternoon at 2 30 from the family residence. The Rev Dudley Rhodes of Mt Auburn Episcopal Church and Rev Weaver of Mt Auburn Baptist Church officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Colter Boye
F. W. Boye
East
Auburn Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Dudley Rhodes
Mt. Auburn Episcopal Church
Weaver
Mt. Auburn Baptist Church
Columbus man to map Cedar Point outing entertainment
Arrange Entertainment, Bauer of Columbus, Ohio, head of the Ohio Pharmaceutical Association, meets Cincinnati druggists at Gibson House to plan entertainment for the association’s annual Cedar Point outing and convention on July 7 8 and 9. Druggists Joseph Mert H B Welt erman Milton and Theodore D Wetterstroem to be asked by chairman to arrange entertainment at Cedar Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auer
Columbus
O. i
Odkentiiae
Ohio Pharmaceutical Association
Cincinnati
Gibson House
Association
Cedar Point
Joseph Mert
H. B. Walterman
Milton
Theodore D. Wetterstroem
Bauer
New Pipe Organ Debut at Church of the Advent Walnut Hills
The Church of the Advent in Walnut Hills celebrated the first use of its new pipe organ during confirmation services led by Bishop Vincent and Rev. Samuel Tyler. The organ, a gift from the children of late vestryman J. N. Kinney, stands inside the near finished chancel where work continues under Rev. Peter Tinsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Advent
Walnut Hills
Vincent
Samuel Tyler
J. N. Kinney
Peter Tinsley
Breen & Co Display at St Nicholas Hotel Gowns
Breen and Co of New York present a handsome display of evening gowns at the St Nicholas Hotel showing Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breen & CO
New York
St. Nicholas Hotel
Surprise 50th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs George W Oyler
The 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George W Oyler was celebrated at Westminster Presbyterian Church where about fifty members called with flowers and gifts. Mr. Oyler, 80, long served Cincinnati schools including a 47 year tenure as principal of the Twenty first District School later named in his honor. Their two daughters attended, and church officials plus friends offered greetings and presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Oyler
Suit Avenue
Westmiinster Presbyterian Church
Oyler
Cincinnati
Twenty-first
Harrison, O
William G. Watters
New York
Watters
New York University
Frank Innis
Winton Place
George D. McCulloch
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Blanchard
Bell Telephone Company
Li A. Savill
Mt. Hope Avenue
Savill
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Chamber of Commerce Seeks Stock Exchange Call Change
Chamber of Commerce committee plans talks with the Cincinnati Stock Exchange to secure a single daily 12 30 call on the floor. Proceedings delayed as new officers take office today. conference likely Tuesday or Wednesday with the new Board of Governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governors of Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Governors
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Thomas P. Egan
Exchange
Chamber of Commerce Committee
4. C. Wooster
Thomas J. Davis
A. Dietrich
The
Stock Exchange
Alfred Hill
Claude Ashbrook
W. E. Hutton
J. N
Goldsmiths celebrate golden wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Nathan Goldsmith marked fifty years of marriage at their home in San Rafael Flats West Fourth Street. He 71 and she 68. three children Daniel Goldsmith Belle Green and Hattie Bowman joined friends in offering congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Rafael Flats
West Fourth Street
Nathan Goldsmith
Daniel Goldsmith
Belle Green
Hattie Bowman
Polige Gall Boy New Munchausen Escapes From Hospital
Clyde McVickers a 14 year old of Mt. Vernon is accused by police of Munchausen fabrication. He claimed swallowed ground glass and escaped from City Hospital after deceitful tales of being abandoned and abducted. Railroad detectives traced his lie and he is held for Juvenile Court with parents to be sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munchausen
Clyde Mc Vickers
Mt. Vernon
Clyde
Liberty Street
Central Union Depot
Caldwell
McVickers
Printers Union Nominates Candidates for Local and International Offices
The Typographical Union No. 3 nominates officers for the local union led by President C. M. Cobb and Alvin McReynolds with a slate of vice presidents and secretaries. Members seek seats on the International Typographical Union ticket, including Thomas F. Crowley for Secretary. Election set for May 20 at 621 Walnut Street. Boston hosts the international convention in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Temple
C. M. Cobb
Alvin McReynolds
W. O. Quimby
R.H. Curl
M. L. Gross
W. B. Owens
Homer Sheridan
E. D. Sullivan
T. B. Hubbell
J. F. Illig
J. S. Lawrence
Benjamin Mullick
Oscar Bohache
Theodore Bruckman
W. Farley
R. B. Smith
George Boehler
Ludwig Lang
C. J. Matthews
F. N. Baker
C. F. Giffen
M. Toohey
Murray Nichols
M. E. Maloney
J. E. Mooney
B. F. Murphy
Central Labor Council
Edward Hitchens
Edward Ranick
Joseph O’hara
James Shiel
Harry Quigley
Kenton
Campbell County Trades Assembly
W. J. Cain
M. J. Crosley
C. H. Willenberg
Typographical Union
W. A. Ahrens
J. M. Albrecht
J. A. Drury
J. M. Dugan
E. H. Bilis
Frank Binder
F. P. Fitzpatrick
William Hand
Frank Kochman
Commercial Tribune Chapel
Walnut Street
Boston
International Typographical Union
Cincinnati
International
Thomas F. Crowley
Typographical Union No. 8
The
Women Drugists Meet In Queen City Chapter musicale
Members of the Queen City Chapter of the Woman's Organization of the National Association of Retail Druggists plan a May 29 musicale at Mrs. A. O. Zwick's East McMillan Street home. Readings and instrumental and vocal numbers will be performed by members or local druggists. Officers will be elected May 27 at Mrs. Zwick's home. Nominees include A. O. Zwick for President Otto Kistner for First VP A. D. Wells for Second VP William Wiebold for Secretary Jo Fallon for Treasurer and Abe Flcher Otto Greenland for Board of Control. Zwick, long-time president, is expected to be unanimously re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Woman's Organization
The
National Association of Retail Druggists
A. O. Zwick
McMillan Street
Zwick
Fred Kotte
Fred Kisker
William Gansz
Otto Kistner
A. D. Wells
William Wiebold
Jo Fallon
Abe Flcher
Otto Greenland
Cincinnati
Falls Send Four Year Old to City Hospital
Four year old Henry Lutz of 1100 Oehler street nearly bled to death after severing an artery in his wrist by falling on glass. He had been given a nickel by his parents to fetch a tumbler from a nearby confectionery and sprinted to the shop, fell while crossing a curb, and was taken to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lutz
Oehler Street
Pital
Obituary notices list multiple deaths with service details
Obituaries note the deaths of Luella Eberle Amelia Hberle aged 15 burial May 12 in Toronto Walter Graveson age about 50 funeral May 11 Winton Place Cora Lyons May 8 4 05 p m funeral May 11 2 p m 2421 Auburn Avenue Margaret Mundy May 9 4 p m funeral May 12 eight thirty a m St Patrick's funeral mass May 12 Catherine Rohe May 7 aged 86 11 months funeral May 11 7 30 a m St Anthony's Church Fred Palmer May 7 5 p m funeral May 11 St Anthony's Church J W Murphy May 10 1908 funeral to be announced Daniel Vernon May 10 typhoid fever funeral 2 p m today at 36 Garfield Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberle
Luella
Amelia
Amelia L
Lyons
Cora Day
Nancy Rogers
Thomas Moore Lyons
Auburn Avenue
Mitchell
William
Catherine Mitchell
Fanning
Rittenhouse Street
St. Edward's Church
Mundy
Margaret
Horgan
Thomas Mundy
West Fourth Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Palmer
Fred
Carrie Palmer
Pflum
Ninth Street
St. Anthony’s Church
Rohe
Catherine
Vernon
Daniel
Garfield Place
Straub—Jacob
Amelia Mauutel
Fourteenth Street
Wahle
Joseph
Margaret Wahle
Froehlich
Thome Avenue
Price Hill
Holy Family Church
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Lad
Church of Advent
Wesminster Presbyterian Church
Otoge
HOLD
Polige Gall Boy
NEW Munchausen
Zimmerman
Distler
Gest Street
Gandiqates
Child
Henrietta
London
Onc
Che Dohu Shillife Life Company
Trane
Sp Mans
Shillito
Rocker Bargain
Rockers
Alleghanees
Masonic
Knights Templars
John Dolph
Willis
Royal Arch
C. H. Bateman
H. P
J.J. Sullivan « Co. Undertakers
Central Av
Erie
Hyde Park
Ladg
Murphy
Ww. J
Rose Avenue
Avondale
Wixart—Anton
Albertina Wikart
Rottler
Colerain Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Camp Washington
Ichie
Orreti
John Church H Co
Langston Suit Pressing Club
Ges Enged
GSTON
Smith
Phone Canal
Hotels and Resorts
Atlantic City, N. J
Traymore
Atlantic City
N. J
Traymore Hotel CO
Charles O. Marquette
D. 8. White
Closson
Fourth St
West
Hobn Hill If
Aleeghanies
Brussels
Lingopet
Carpol IN
Tesselin
Che Hohn Shillits Company
Alleghanies
Detroit
Toledo
Michigan
Ticket Office
Fourth and Vine
First National Bank
Thomas Cook & Son
Ocean Steamers
Lloyd
Plymouth-Cherbourg-Bremen
K. Albert
K. Luise
Irene
Norca Giaibie
Lloyd Travelers
Capebs Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
N. Y
Atlas National Bank
Brighton
Brighton German Bank Co.; Ler &Co., 1910 Race St.; First Nation Bank
German National Lans, Kuhn & Sons
E. Third
Western ™An Bank
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