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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1911

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Immorality Charge Highlighted In Cincinnati Police Court

In police court Judge Bode handles a string of disorderly conduct cases from a night of upheaval in Cincinnati. A white man and a black wife case open doors to domestic strife as a sewing machine dispute and assault charges unfold amid varied testimonies while suspects face fines and probation prospects.

Bode Cincinnati Police Court Urban Edward Anderson Anderson Maasheen I's Sen Edwards Anna Butler Anna Jesus

Johnson Celebrates Forty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary

Friends and family saluted Captain W. C. Johnson city’s assistant postmaster as he marked his forty-fifth wedding anniversary yesterday. Remembrances included gifts from eight grandchildren scattered across the country. The occasion brought warm memories to the Johnson family.

W. C. Johnson

Crowded House Play Delights Civic Fund Benefit

A Woman's Club matinee titled Dramatic features a full auditorium for the garden fund drive. Notable cast includes Mrs. Mason, Mabel Colter, Irene Monfort, Florence Carlisle, Louise Harrison, Jane Hunt, Mary Helen Nelson, Edith Peck, Helen Reakirt, and Andrea Cross with music by local musicians. The event raised $650 toward an $800 goal as workers praised Miss Mary Shillito Neff and Mrs. Ernst for organizing a successful production.

Woman's Club Mary Shillito Neff Charlotte Mason Mabel Colter Harriet Lindsey Iréne Monfort Frances Lincoln Florence Carlisle Rachel ‘Young Louise Harrison Ophelia. Jones Jane Hunt Letitia Edwards Mary Helen Nelson Dorothy Andrews Susan Baily Esther Wood Edith Peck Clara Smith Juliet Whiting Seth Helen Reakirt Norah Miss Mason Mrs. Colter Oxford Jessie Broekhaven Augusta Clark Miss Hockstetter James C. Ernst George Chester Eaton Covington Bertha Bauer Conservatory of Music Civics Department Woman’ S Club

Work overload cited by clerk delays monthly health report

Clerk Joseph M. Ray says the workload from Dr. Landis prevents the health department from presenting the regular financial statement. The board will review the matter at the next meeting. nine of fifty eight bakeries inspected were sanitary. Ice cream samples show extremely high bacteria counts with one drug store sample reaching 400 million per cubic centimeter. The department plans a bacteria standard and will condemn ice cream failing it.

Landis Joseph M. Ray Board of Health Jones Ray Health Department

QUEBREN AND CRESCENT ROUTE LAUNCHES SEASON EXCURSION

The Quebren & Crescent Route announces the first excursion of the season on the New Million Dollar High Bridge in High Bridge Kentucky Sunday May 14. Round trip fare is $1 50 with a special train departing Grand Central Station at 8 30 a m and Ludlow Kentucky at 8 47 a m.

Quebren & Crescent High Bridge Grand Central Station Ludlow

Tablet Unveiled for Levi Coffin at Woodward High

Woodward High School held unveiling exercises for a tablet honoring Levi Coffin known as the President of the Underground Railroad. The dedication honored Coffin and his wife Catherine for aiding escaped slaves en route to Canada with over 100 fugitives yearly housed and aided for years.

Woodward High School Levi Coffin Coffin Canada Ohio Pabodie Woodward Taft Underground Railroad Kentucky Abe John R. Holmes Retier W. O. Coffin W. H. Pabodie George W. Harper

Fireman Emil Bossert Promoted to Fire Lieutenant

Fireman Emil Bossert of Engine Company 48 was promoted to fire lieutenant by Safety Director Smal. He fills the vacancy left by the retirement of Lieutenant Edward Smith and lives at 2607 Cook Street. A petition was presented urging George J. Natick, chief of the village volunteer fire department, to remain with Madisonville Fire Company after annexation. Durb Blair had a record day yesterday.

George Davis Davis Emil Bossert Engine Company 48 Smal. Bossert Edward Smith Cook Street Smal Madisonville George J. Natick Madisonville Fire Company Board of Elections East College Hill

Man Takes Own Life With Carbolic Acid in St Bernard Home

Jacob Webber aged 55 died from carbolic acid at the Ross Avenue house at the corner of Ross Avenue and Carthage Pike in St Bernard. Despondent, he was found by a roommate and removed to Undertaker Hodart's in Carthage. Coroner Coe will hold an inquest. Webber had no known relatives.

Jacob Webber Ross Avenue Carthage Pike St. Bernard St. Eeard Coe

Cleveland-Pulte Medical college holds first commencement

The faculty address will be delivered by Dr. Lincoln Phillips of the city at the amalgamated Cleveland Pulte Medical College commencement tomorrow night at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church. Rev. W W Busta D D will speak as well. Cincinnati youths attend. Walter Corn of Ironton is president of the graduating class.

Cleveland-Pulte Medical College Lincoln Phillips Thelty Euclid Aven Baptist Church W. Busta Cincinnati Walter Corn Ironton, O

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