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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1908

Page

10

Barbers Push Sanitary Ordinance in Cincinnati

The Cincinnati City Council debates a proposed barbering sanitary ordinance from Barbers Union No. 49. Rules include clean linen use, running water, disinfectants, and penalties from 25 to 100 dollars. a sanitary inspector role is created. council also considers garbage disposal bids from Cincinnati Reduction Company with five year terms and rising annual costs.

Barbers’ Union Klein Cinnati Knowig Board of Health City of Cincinnati Journeymen Barbers’ Union Louis Silbersack Joseph Meyung Council of State of Ohio Barber College City of Cincinnati Council of Cincinnati Committee On Health John Galvin Cincinnati Reduction Company Health Committee Board of Public Service Jonathan Avenue Feast Avenue Montgomery Pike Union Avenue Hyde Park West End Betts Street Cutter Street House of Engine Company No. 8 Fire Department Cincinnati Traction Company Cincinnati Street Railway Company Eastern Avenue von Bargen Belmont Avenue Dremnan Avenue Elmore Street Marquis Avenue Coleraine Avenue Marine Street

Insan e asylums visit plan by legal profession noted

A notice announces a program for inspecting insane asylums with daily activities organized by the legal profession. The plan includes talks and tours for attendees and aims to raise awareness about mental health facilities.

Medical Association Convention Opens in Cincinnati

The American Medico Psychological Association convenes at the Linton Hotel running through Friday with officers to be elected and papers read on insanity and urban life. Mayor Markbreit will open the session turning over city keys, with a banquet to follow hosted by the Cincinnati League.

American Medico- Psychological Association Linton Markbreit B. T. Sandborn Augusta Michael Campbell Bearden, Tenn Cincinnati League Judson Harmon Henry J. Berkley Baltimore Hathorne Mass E. E. Southard M.D John D. O’brien Massillon Longview Hospital Carthage F. W. Harmon New York State William L’ Russell Poughkeepsie N. Y Old Land Edward Ryan Kingston Ont Scotland Charles A. Drew State Farm Massachusetts Donald Campbell Meyers Toronto Charles W. Pilgrim N. YY Richard H. Hutchings Ogdensburg Cincinnati Sanitarium Walter E. Fernald Waverley Charles Www’. Hitchcock Detroit Mich E. Phillipe Chagnon Montreal Quebec George Villeneuve Longue Pointe W. W. Richardson Norristown H. A. Tomlinson James T. Searcy Tuscaloosa Ala George Stockton Columbus, C W. M. Knowlton Brookline Everett Flood Palmer J. G. Fitzgerald Thomas P. Prout New York Cincinnati Harris M. Benedict Cincinnati University Dr. Guyer E. H Forbush Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture Bird Home Park Taxpayers’ League Lumbermen's Club Dury Cincinnati Audubon Society

Merchant Tailor Stephen A Goodfellow Dies

Stephen A Goodfellow a merchant tailor with many years in this city died yesterday at his home located at the corner of Linwood Road and Delta Avenue. He operated a local tailoring shop and was active in community affairs. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.

Stephen A. Goodfellow Linwood Road Delta Avenue

Eagles Plan Outdoor Club Outing at Chester Park

Preparations are complete for the Cincinnati Aerue of Eagles annual outing at Chester Park on June 2. Scheduled events include running, boat and swimming races, baseball, jumping events, and other sports with prizes. The committee comprises Frank H. Coethe Adolph Phil H Schildrink Gus Kummer William G Beatty Edward Bernard Edward Barwick Peter Lang John J Christopher William Guilfoyle C Luken C Sherrer C Sweitzer R Stocklin and J Geghan.

Cincinnati Aerue of Eagles Chester Park Frank H. Coethe Adolph Phil H. Schildrink Gus Kummer William G. Beatty Edward Bernard Edward Barwick Peter Lang John. J. Christopher William Guilfoyle C. Luken C. Sherrer C. Sweitzer R. Stocklin and J. Geghan

Lloyd urges plain talk on morality to raise better children

John Uri Lloyd told the Evangelical Alliance that children should be taught the difference between morality and immorality before bitter experience. He urged ministers to speak plainly and quote medical and economic authorities to support the stance.

John Uri Lloyd Evangelical Alliance Lloyd

Kentucky Couple Finally Secures Marriage License

James Weaver aged 26 of Frazer Kentucky and his bride to be Bertha Canada 17 from Cincinnati were briefly stalled at the courthouse license desk before Manager Robert E Lee secured their license. The ceremony was held at Palace Hotel parlors with Rev John Herget officiating. Bridesmaids were Cora Wertheim and Anna Askew, who also witnessed the certificate.

James Weaver Frazer Cincinnati Bertha Canada Robert E. Lee Weaver John Herget Ninth Street Baptist Church Palace Hotel Cora Wertheim Anna Askew Lee Miss Wertheim Miss Askew

Kissane Takes Charge of Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall

Colonel John Kissane appointed by the County Commissioners as custodian of the new Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall begins preparations for the June 6 public dedication. Interior equipment is being arranged to receive relics and memorials while trustees decide which offers to accept, with no action before the dedication.

John Kissane Soldiers and Sailors’ Memorial Hall Memorial Hall

Episcopal Church Club of Cincinnati Dines at Grand Hotel

The Episcopal Church Club of Cincinnati held its spring meeting and dinner at the Grand Hotel with fifty five members and guests. Delegates to the Sixteenth Annual Conference at St Louis reported, and Jackson W Sparrow read a paper on church and public conscience. Sparrow argued the church should not engage in politics or advocate sumptuary laws.

Episcopal Church Club of Cincinnati Grand Hotel Church Clubs St. Louis W. W. Myers Holy Trinity Church, Hartwell Jackson W. Sparrow

Hunts Wife and Child Appeal for Missing Toddler

John Clark formerly of Evansville Indiana now living on a shantyboat near West Sixth Street asked police for help locating his two year old child reportedly taken by his wife. He said he married five years ago to a Newport Kentucky girl.

John Clark Evansville Ind West Sixth Street Newport

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