Replevins and Funeral Notices From City News
Thomas Finnell had Con stable Ben Tebbe replevin four horses and two mules from the Big Four Railroad and sued for 10 dollars in damages. Justice Muller to decide. Funeral notices include Jere M Cochran of Springdale near Glendale, 10 am service at Springdale Presbyterian Church. William Goodall Sr 837 Dayton Street funeral at his home with Rev Nelson of Christ Church and interment at Spring Grove Cemetery. Fred Knepp found dead of heart failure at 1047 Clark Street. coroner cites natural causes. County Commissioners grant permission to the Ohio Society of Sons of the Revolutionary Soldiers to place a tablet in Memorial Hall listing 157 Revolutionary soldiers buried in Hamilton County. A lecture titled A Glimpse of Italy by Mrs Alice Sheehan of Hamilton will be at Lawrence Street Welsh Congregational Church next Friday evening with a Junior Christian Endeavor reception.
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Goodall
William Goodall
Dayton Street
Nelson
Christ Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Fred Knepp
Clark Street
Cameron
Knepp
Ohio Society of Sons of the Revolutionary Soldiers
Hamilton County
Italy
Aliie Sheehan
Hamilton
Northside
Lawrence Street
Welsh Congregational Church
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Smoke Inspector Secures Warrants for Local Firms
Superintendent Matthew Nelson of the Smoke Abatement League obtained warrants in Police Court against managers of Barber Asphalt Company on McLean avenue and A. Lasance & Co. at 1212 West Liberty Street for alleged violations of the city smoke ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Nelson
Barber Asphalt Company
McLean Avenue
A. Lasance & Co
West Liberty Street
Septuagenarian Arrested in Assault Case
J C Doussard of 711 Bauer avenue obtained a police court warrant for the arrest of Michael Condus who shares the house charging assault and battery. Doussard says Condus has been harassing his 15 year old daughter Emma. Condus was arrested by Patrolman Nuckering. He is 70 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Doussard
Bauer Avenue
Michael Condus
Condus
Emma
Nuckering
Falling Brick Injures Wrecker on Sixth Street
John Heinrich a 22 year old wrecker living in the Lee House was injured at a building site on Sixth Street near Vine when a brick slipped and struck him on the head. He was unconscious and transported to City Hospital with a skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heinrich
Lee House
Sixth Street
Vine
City Hospital
Memorial Sunday Appeal From Ohio G A R Leader
T Smith Patriotic Instructor of the Ohio G A R has urged pastors and Sunday school superintendents to observe Memorial Sunday May 29 in memory of Civil and Spanish American War soldiers. He asks all denominations to hold services since the soldiers themselves cannot attend many churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Smith
Ohio G. A. R
City Hall Notes on Contracts and Appointments
Superintendent Rodgers urged the Service Board to award Universal Stone Renovating Company the statue cleaning contract for five city park figures at 120. The board referred it to the purchasing agent. The Service Board shuffled City Engineer Department staff with Oscar Klayer becoming record clerk at 100 monthly and Charles Cooper moving to sidewalk inspector at 75. Streets contracts were let: Juergens Ave 4993.10 to John Ruebel Co and Probasco St 13910 to Inirch Ner Construction Co. Five arrests for vehicle tax law violations were made in the Second Police District. The traction company tracks on Third Street were ordered removed to allow street upkeep. Subpatrol stations for mounted police were approved in Hyde Park, Winton Place and Westwood old town halls. Stocking fish from the Government for the Workhouse pond was approved. Clifton, Greendale, Lafayette, and Ludlow avenues residents asked for roadway permission. the City Solicitor was consulted. Patrolman William Kirk resigned after neglect of his beat. A special Friday meeting of the Streets and Parks committee was set to hear John Street residents’ protest against resurfacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers
Park Department
Service Board
Universal Stone Renovating Company
Oscar Klayer
Charles Cooper
Cooper
Klayer
Juergens Avenue
Greendale Avenue
Lank
West Line
John Ruebel Co
Probasco
Marshall and
Clifton Avenues
Inirchner Construction Company
Miles Nervine and Pain Pills Ad Amid Nervous Ailments
A testimonial claims Miles Nervine cures nervous exhaustion and sleeplessness, with a user describing relief from nervous headaches after taking Miles Anti Pain Pills. The note references a druggist recommendation and a purchase in Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Medical CO
Elkhart, Ind
Bawden Controversy Grips Cincinnati University
Professor H Heath Bawden of Cincinnati University faces dismissal after President Dabney accuses his writings of secularism and advanced views on marriage. Students defend him citing calm classroom conduct and freedom of thought as uproar over pragmatism and his forthcoming emeses looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Press
Max Mueller
Philosophy
Cincinnati University
H.heath Bawden
Dabney
Plato
Prof. Bawden
Henry
H. Heath Bawden
Henry Heath Bawden
Cincinnati Furniture Exchange Protests Rate Increases
The Cincinnati Furniture Exchange held a large meeting in Exposition cafe whereSecretary Schneider read a notice of proposed rate hikes by central traffic roads. A protest drafted by A G Steinman was unanimously endorsed and a special committee to respond to the Western Classification Committee was formed. Louis Froelich reported on uniform packing debates. John Cornette Sr. moved for the committee. The group congratulated Secretary Schneider on recovery from appendicitis and announced the June 27 outing plans. President Dietz noted the packing committee will be named in 2–3 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Furniture Exchange
Exposition Cafe
J. F. Dietz
Schneider
E. E. Williamson
Receivers and Shippers’ Association
Exchange
A. G. Steinman
Louis Froelich
Western Classification Committee
Chicago
John Cornette
Ernest Schneider
John Wolf
Dietz
O Dell Company 15 In Federal Court Forecloses Bond Disposal
Creditors secure federal court control of the O Dell Company winding up. Major W R Thrall named receiver with a $500 bond to safeguard books and records. Court order directs custody of all books and papers by the receiver, while Prosecutor Rulison retains required documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plummer
Rulison
Hoffman
W. R. Thrall
Cogan
E. M
Stinson
Chicago
Frank C. Zumstein
T. Aylward & Co
United States Court
McPherson
Woman throws furniture from window at 410 Richmond Street
Crowds gathered as tables chairs and bed slats were hurled from a second story window of a house at 410 Richmond street. Police led a woman and three children from the dwelling. Mrs Mamie Markell 410 Richmond street registered at Central Station on a disorderly conduct charge. The children were detained on a separate charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Street
Central Station
Mamie Markell
Markell
Retail Clerks Push Sunday Closing Movement
One hundred new members joined the Retail Clerks Sunday Closing Association at 1250 Elm Street. The group, now over two hundred, plans a petition urging grocers and meatcutters to have Sundays at home with families and to pressure open shops to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Clerks
Elm Street
Association of Meat and Grocery Clerks
Parcel Post Between U S and Holland Set to Start
Beginning July 1, a parcels post between the United States and Holland will allow packages up to four pounds six ounces and not over 50 dollars in value. Postage is twelve cents per pound with a delivery fee not exceeding five cents, and parcels cannot be registered.
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United States
Holland
Masonic Bodies to Elect Officers in Cincinnati May Meeting
The Scottish Rite and allied orders announce annual meetings at the Cathedral of the Rite in Cincinnati at 7:30 PM on Thursday May 14 1907 for officer elections. During the evening alcho Council will confer the 16 upon the advancing class. JAS A COLLINS secretary. Kilwinning Chapter No 97 special convocation May 13 7:30 PM for Mark Master Degree. Visitors invited. JOHN C ROBERTS HP. LL LATTA secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibulum Lodge
Dalcho Council
Cincinnati
Rose Croix
Cathedral of
Obituary notices from Grand Rapids area
Several death notices from Grand Rapids Michigan list Jere M Cochran at 60 as of May 11 1908 funeral May 18 at Springdale Presbyterian Church burial private William Goodall Sr age 88 funeral May 13 2 30 p m 837 Dayton street burial private Stephen A Goodfellow age 53 funeral May 13 Linwood road and Delta avenue Anthony Lodwick age 77 funeral notice forthcoming William Glenny Startsman age 45 funeral details to follow
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Cochran
Jere M
Cochran Homestead
Glendale
Springdale Presbyterian Church
Springdale
Goodall
William, Sr
Dayton Street
Goodfellow
Stephen A
Clara E. Goodfellow
Linwood Road
Delta Avenue
Lodwick
Anthony
Walker Street
Grand Rapids
Mich
William Glenny
Fearful Ohio River Bridge Proposal Draws Hearing
Ohio River pilots steamboat men and coal operators attended a United States Engineers hearing in Pittsburg to contest a proposed highway bridge over the Ohio between Parkersburg and Bellore. They urged locating the span within fifty feet of the C and O bridge to avoid boat interference. The board’s recommendation will go to Washington's War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of United States Engineers
Ohio
Parkersburg
Bellore
Rossell
Warren
Newcomer
Pittsburg
J. Frank Tilley
Pittsburg Coal E Exchange
Jason Curtis
Peter Boli
George. W. Thomas
Arthur Moran
BE. K. Morse
Newell
War Department
Washington
Bawden Praised by Dewey and Columbia Professors
Correspondence from Dewey and Columbia faculty extols Bawden a philosopher with a fertile mind and broad scholarship. Dewey lauds his original thinking and teaching ability. another letter from Columbia emphasizes his strength as a teacher and scholar and suitability for a department head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Dewey
Columbia University
Bawden
Notable Local Deaths Listed By City Hospitals
A long list of residents with ages and causes of death appears from St. Francis Hospital Longview Hospital and local addresses. Entries include William 83 heart disease Mary Hallman 175 cancer John Wittrock 46 pears ae RACE 35 and others with heart disease edema tuberculosis pneumonia and related ailments.
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Meee William
Dayton
Heart Sease
Hallman
Mary
St. Francis Hospital
Clark
Denham
Wiethorn
Bernard
Armory Avenue
Bright
Stern
Edward
West Ninth
Florench
Frank
Ragine
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City News
Jere M. Cochran
WIIII
City Hall Notes
Myers
City Auditor's Department
Traction Company
Third Street
Eggleston Avenue
Lock Street
Shipley
The
Old Town Halls
Hyde Park
Winton Place
Westwood
Government Department
Clifton Avenue
Lafayette
Ludlow Avenues
William Kirk
Millikin
Kirk
Tibbles
Council Committee On Streets and Parks
John Street
Fourth
Findlay Streets
Ombney
Socrates
Dr. Dabney
Clifton
Athens
Congress of Philosophers
Geneva
Switzerland
International Association of Philosophers
Congress
M. Goffredo Bellonci
Bouloigne
M. Meyer de Stadelhofen
Hermance
M. Bellonci
M. Levi
Venice
M. Campa
Florence
Bellonci
Persoversi
Isaac Wise, Jr
Markbreit
Taylor
Vassar College
Department of Philosophy
Rochester
Strong
Rochester Theological Seminary
Benedict
Denison University
Menter
HEARS
John Cornette, Sr
O'Dell Company
J. W. Ballmann
Thomas J. Cogan
Charles W. Hoffman
George W. Plummer
Thompson
Mary F. Wayne
John W. Ballmann
William G. Wayne
Ballmann
Thomas J. Clements
Columbia Savings Bank and Trust Company
Cincinnati Trust Company
Overs Ballmann
Clements
Wayne
Trust Companies
William Rendigs
Rendigs
Warner
Vine Street
Shillito
Leta
Effie Virginia Ryan
Reading Road
Blair Avenue
Avondale
Masonic
eTape Council
Mbly
Meyer
Joseph Kirkup
J.j.sullivan « Co. Undertakers
Central Av
Erie Av
University of Iowa
Wisconsin
American Journal of Psychology
Yuck IE Bro Jawslers
W.4th St
Thomas Guess
Workman St Ae
Alice H. Schnippel
Eastern
Henry Kuehne
New St
Fdawcreese
Seventh St
Healthy
Langston
W. J. Langston
Smith Si
Bigfour
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Batesville
Pecia
CH & D
Kmrth
Baymiller
Natural Bridge
Fourth Street
Covington
Latonia
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
Fourth and Vine Sts
Sinton Hotel
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth- Eae
Kronpring Wm
Kaiser d Gr
Kaiser Wm. II
Cecilie
Plymouth-Cherpourg
Bremen
A.M. Bar Ssr
Luetzow
Derfflinger
Kurfverst
Gibraltar
Naples
GHNOA
Sell AM. Friedrich
K. Albert
K. Luise
P. Irene
North German Lloyd Travelers
First National Bank
Thomas Cook & Son
S.kuhn & Sons
Thos. Cook & Son
E. Third
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
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