Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

5

Pocketbook Theft Reported in City

Mrs Maggie Liedman of 1965 Central Avenue reported last night the theft of her pocketbook containing ten dollars. The Philosophical Society will discuss The Law of Cause and Effect at its meeting next Tuesday in the People’s Institute. A concert is planned at Music Hall tomorrow evening for the Sisters of the Good Shepherd.

Maggie Liedman Central Avenue Theosophical Society People’s Institute Music Hall

Ohio Hospital for Women and Children Officer Election

The annual election of officers will be held in the hospital rooms at 519 West Seventh street this morning at 10 o'clock.

Ohio Hospital For Women and Children West Seventh Street

Police seek Robert W. Irvine missing from Sandusky

Local lodges of the Royal Arcanum ask police to locate 55 year old Robert W. Irvine formerly of Covington who disappeared from his home and is believed to have come to this city.

The Royal Arcanum Robert W. Irvine Sandusky, O Covington

Laborer Injured At Bank Construction Site Falls From Ladder

Adam Hetzer aged 29 a laborer of 1722 Drehman Avenue was injured yesterday while working on the Second National Bank construction at Ninth and Main streets. He fell from a ladder and was taken to City Hospital.

Adam Hetzer Drehman Avenue Second National Bank Ninth and Main Streets City Hospital

Marriage Licenses Granted to Four Couples

Yesterday four marriage licenses were issued. Edward L. Wills, 224 Post Square, white, and Belle Bishop, of the same address, were wed. Edward Gray, 39, colored, and Rose Lounsbery, 38, white, both of Addyston, also received licenses.

Edward L. Wills Post Square Belle Bishop Edward Gray Rose Lounsbery Addyston Elijah McDaniel Newport Kathleen Thomas Evanston Eae A Thomas J Sheehan Seneeee Mt. Washington Mary Coffey James Macklin North Bend Harriet Richardson Eposes Andress Clifford Booth Dodsworth Catherine Svengel Dorman St Robert W. Boston Alice Sanger Bimwood

Odd Fellows lodges gather for moving picture show

Members of Mohawk Lodge I O O F enjoyed a moving picture show in the Odd Fellows Temple last night. Guests included Eagle Lodge and Crystal Council of Odd Fellows members.

Mohawk Lodge Odd Fellows’ Temple Eagle Lodge Crystal Council of Odd Fellows

May Merge Medical Colleges Considered by Trustees

Within a few days a special meeting of the University Trustees will be held to consider employing a pathologist for the Ohio Medical College. The meeting may also take up the postponed proposal to merge that college with the Miami institution.

Ohio Medical College Miami

Explosion at apartment on Central Avenue causes panic

A gasoline stove explosion in Frank Asken's apartment at 711 Central Avenue triggered a near panic among tenants. An alarm from Box 487 summoned firefighters, but by the time they arrived the order had been restored and the fire was out.

Frank Asken Central Avenue

City employee falls from tree limb at canal side hospital grounds

A city employee named rubBruser, age 2, at 605 Carr Street yesterday fell from a limb while trimming trees near the canal side of City Hospital. He fractured several bones in his foot and suffered cuts and bruises, and was admitted to a hospital ward.

Cincinnati ACS to Meet May 20 at Ohio Mechanics Institute

The Cincinnati section of the American Chemical Society will hold its regular meeting in the chemical lecture room of the Ohio Mechanics Institute at 8 o clock Wednesday May 20. The topic for the evening is Problems of the Commercial Analyst discussed by P F Wehmer.

Cincinnati American Chemical Society Ohio Mechanics’ Institute P. F. Wehmer

Findlay man injured when van struck by Zoo Car near zoo

Daniel Petri twenty one of Findlay street was badly injured when a heavy furniture van was struck by Zoo Eder Park Car No 9 along Albany avenue near the zoo. He was bruised cut and trapped under the vehicle and taken to the Jewish Hospital before returning home.

Albany Avenue Zoo Daniel Petri Findlay Street Zoo-Eder Park Jewish Hospital

Mrs Delia Chatfield Dies After Illness at Mt Auburn

Mrs Delia E Chatfield died yesterday after weeks of illness at her Mt Auburn residence. She was the widow of Albert H Chatfield. Her brother in law William H Chatfield founded Chatfield & Woods Company. She is survived by son William H Chatfield of the city.

Delia E. Chatfield Mt. Auburn Albert H. Chatfield William H. Chatfield Chatfield & Woods Company

Moonlight River Excursion by Island Queen Charms Members

Members of the Robert F. Doyle Institute and friends enjoyed a moonlit trip aboard the Island Queen last night. The group traveled twenty miles up the river and returned around midnight. Committee in charge included Thomas W. Burke Walter J. Luken Louis F. Flanagan Thomas McCarthy and Anthony Burger.

Robert F. Doyle Institute Island Queen Thomas W. Burke Walter J. Luken Louis F. Flanagan Thomas McCarthy Anthony Burger

Patrolman arrests unlicensed wagon drivers in city

Patrolman Meyer acting as special deputy to the Auditor arrested ten wagon drivers for lacking licenses. Names include Arthur Mern berg Orie Glenn Charles Martin Joseph Macke Charles Lichtenda John Schmidt Thomas Romine Theodore Evans and John H Fisher. Arraignments set for Police Court today.

Meyer Arthur Mernberg McMicken Avenue Orie Glenn John Street Charles Martin Providence Street Joseph Macke

Cincinnati Doctors Present at Ohio Homeopathic Convention

Cincinnati physicians participated in the 44th annual Homeopathic Medical Society of Ohio meeting in Dayton. Readers included Drs. J. M. McCleary, Thomas M. Stewart, C. C. Meade, J. D. Meade, C. C. Geiser, C. E. Pauly, William A. Geohegan, T. P. Kilgour, Henry Ow, C. E. Walton, C. C. Heir, H. H. Yiggars, and L. W. Phillips. Lester E. Siemon of Cleveland was elected president.

Cincinnati Homeopathic Medical Society of Ohio Dayton J. M. McCleary Thomas M. Stewart C. C. Meade J. D. Meade C. C. Geiser C. E. Pauly William A. Geohegan T. P. Kilgour Henry Ow C. E. Walton C. C. Heir H. H. Yiggars L. W. Phillips Lester E. Siemon Cleveland Association

May Pitch Tent for the Invalids

Dr. Oscar W. Stark announced plans to establish a tent camp on hills near Cincinnati next summer for consumptive poor if benevolent funds are raised. He said many patients cannot leave the city for the season and will speak at the Woman's League in the Mercantile Library Building at 3:30 this afternoon.

Central Christian Church Ninth Street Oscar W. Stark McMillan Street Cincinnati Stark Woman's League Mercantile Library

Former Mayor Presents Tankard and Steins to Pen and Pencil Club

Julius Fleischmann, former mayor and associate member, yesterday gave the Cincinnati Pen and Pencil Club a handsome tankard and twelve fine pottery steins through club President Sam F. Cary. He said he thought the members would like the gift.

Pen and Pencil Club Cincinnati Pen and Pencil Club Sam F. Cary Julius Fleischmann Mr. Fleischmann

Doctor Discovers Germ of Insanity Sparks Debate

Delegates at the American Medico-Psychological Association convention discuss whether paresis is caused by a germ after Dr. John D. O'Brien reports experiments at Massillon State Hospital. Other speakers cite thyroid removal and germ findings in blood and cerebrospinal fluid as potential treatment leads.

American Medico-Psychological Association Linton Hotel John D. O’brien Massillon (O) State Hospital O’brien Massillon Old School Henry J. Berkley Baltimore E. Southard Hathorne Mass Southard H. W. Mitchell Edward Ryan Kingston Ontario Germany Austria England Scotland Ireland America Donald Campbell Myers Toronto General Hospital Arthur L. Kilbourne Rochester Minn William F. Drewry Petersburg Charles W. Pilgrim F. W. Langdon Cincinnati M. L. Perry Parsons Kan Charles G. Hill H. L. Palmer Utica N. Y W. H. Hattie Halifax J. M. Buchanan Meridian Miss Longview Hospital

Delegates Named for Presbyterian Merger Meeting

Delegates chosen to attend the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Churches to decide on church mergers will depart for Kansas City for the May 20 gathering. The group includes Rev. Dr. William Mc Kibben Rev. Dr. Frank Monfort Rev. Dr. Newman I D Fry D Lippert and Reuben Tyler.

General Assembly of the Presbyterian Churches Kansas City William McKibben Frank Monfort Newman I. D. Fry D. Lippert Reuben Tyler

Phi Beta Kappa Day Celebrated At University Campus

Cincinnati University marks Phi Beta Kappa Day with university centered events. Commencement at Music Hall begins June 6 with Dr Cheever Shattuck Harvard faculty as chief speaker. May 31 baccalaureate sermon by Rev Samuel Tyler and June 2 Phi Beta Kappa reunion and dinner.

Cincinnati University Music Hall Cheever Shattuck Harvard Medical Faculty Dabney Samuel Tyler Church of the Advent Phi Beta Kappa Washington Gladden Columbus, O Oscar Wilde Burnet Woods The Cincinnati Law School

Advertising Prevents Fraud Says Chicago Editor

Paul Bierce of Chicago editor of What to Eat told the Advertisers Club at Schuler's Cafe that advertising is the only weapon against frauds. He said the National pure food law creates advertising to reach the public in competition with frauds. He added writing advertising copy is a gift not learned. The luncheon was a success. Captain Kaufmann is out of the Ad Club ball team season and Culbertson now leads affairs. A practice game at Steinkamp's Oakley grounds is planned for Saturday with many candidates for team spots.

Paul Bierce Chicago Advertisers’ Club Schuler Pierce W. H. Kaufmann C. A. Culbertson Steinkamp Oakley Grounds

Millionaire Davis Arraigned After Theft From Bryan Home

Charles F. Davis a 72 year old former employee of Yellow Springs brewer and farmer John F. Bryan was arraigned in Police Court after being arrested in the Pennsylvania Depot. Bryan and his wife pursued him to the city to press charges alleging theft of a suit case and Mrs. Bryan's watch. Davis claimed Civil War cavalry service. The case was continued by Judge Lueders.

Charles F. Davis John F. Bryan Yellow Springs Pennsylvania Bryan Davis Lueders

Mission Society Receives Belgian Land Concession

The Rev Archibald McLean president of the Foreign Christian Missionary Society reports Belgium grants a land concession at Longa on the Besira River in the heart of the country, a promising site for mission work.

Archibald McLean Foreign Christian Missionary Society Longa Besira

Scottish Rite Annual Lodge and Chapter Meetings Set

The Gibulum Lodge Daleho Council and Cincinnati Chapter of Rose Croix will hold forth election of officers at 7:30 PM Thursday May 14 187. In the Cathedral of the Rite Daleho Council will confer the 16 upon the advancing class. Jas A Collins secy 33.

Gibulum Lodge Daleho Council Cincinnati Rose Croix Cathedral of the Rite Jas. A. Collins Sec’y

Obituary notices and funeral details for multiple individuals

Obituaries list deaths from May 11 to May 14 with funeral times and locations. Notables include Delia B. Cameron Chatfield widow. John Corner husband of Elizabeth Corner. Anthony Lodwick. Barney Meier. Lavadia M. Orr. William Glenny Startsman. Joseph Tinkler. Edgar W. Wright. Funeral services scheduled at multiple churches and private residences with burial plans at Vine Street Cemetery and St. Marys Cemetery.

Chatfield Delia B. Cameron Albert B. Chatfield Corner John Elizabeth Corner Vine Street Meier—Barney Reading Mary Meier Heckmann Benson and Wachendorf Sacred Heart Church St. Mary's Cemetery Orr—Lavadia M William Glenny Spring Grove Chapel Tinkler Joseph Tinkler David Hall Delhi Ohio Wright Edgar W Julia Wright Mason Washington Avenue Newport, Ky

Burial Permits Listing Local Deceased and Causes

A local burials record lists numerous individuals with ages and addresses along with causes of death such as nephritis pneumonia bronchitis and tuberculosis. Inquests are noted for several cases including Elver Jones Duffy Knapp and O'Toolh with hospital and city infirmary entries across multiple streets.

Corner John Oehler Street Jones Elver West Sixth Street Cornwwell Mary St. Mary’s Hospital Clark Street Tony Sam Branch Hospital Spencer House Duffy Gilbert Avenue Broadway Knap Fred Clark Meyer Valentine O'Toolh Elmer H City Hospital Covwy Stephen Linwood Place Sant Louisa Shantytown Pneu- Ochaar Baymiller Regenfusz City ‘Infirmary Libre Michael Neumonia Hagen Glenn Colerain Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

City News Sandusky Mrs. Chatfield Trend of Henry M. Hurd Hurd Wesley Mills Montreal General Laws D. H. Calder Provo Utah Poughkeepsie Rookwood Pottery Art Museum Presbyterian LAW School George Claus Beneke Wheeling W. Va Oscar Berman Horace Robert Bonser Hartwell Thomas M. Gregory Edward Charles Hauer Louis R. Hicks Ralph Herbert Snott Thomas T. Justis, Jr Norwood, O Sidney G. Kusworm R. Garstang Lamberton Percy A. Thompson Aziz Abraham Sinnoris Fayoum Egypt Arlington Ailes Anna Edward Dunaway Allgaier Westwood Elber R. Brubaker Springfield Ott Casey Terre Haute Ind Sophia B. Dauch J. Fred de Courcy Charles Donnelly Fr.Thomas C.E Laurel Street Erwin Felix Bahlmann E.H Woodburn Avenue Ralph Arthur Baldwin M.E Mitchell Avenue Robert M. Booth E.B Haddon Hall Carl George Buchanan E.E Purcell Avenue August Biedermann, Jr Ch.e Railroad Harold Wakelam Treasure Collins M.I Walter Henry Columbia Street Charles Harold Mackelfresh Winton Place Stanley Frank Powell Middletown Falke Street Louis G. Rinninsland Liston Avenue Harry 8S Robinson Bernard E. Schaar Clayton Street Herman F. Schick Madelin Adler Fairfax Avenue Emma Andriessen Parker Street Anna E. Becker West Howard L. Bevis Station K Joel Blau Melbourne Flats Bernard C. Bowen McMillan*street Edna Mary Butterworth Langland Street Orin C. Clement la Belle Howard Cox Hazel Cleakey Avenues Ralph Cummins Evans Place Ella Davis Prospect Place Luella M. Deuser Amy Ferris Edgecliffe Road Anna Mae Gauche Kemper Lane Siegfried Geismar Elizabeth Ginn Wheeler Street Ida Sarah Glazer Hopkins Street Louis Daniel Gross Forest Avenue Edward Hattershide Bond Hill Lea B. Lanz Crown Street Helen J. Lotze Ridgeway Avenue Louis A. Lurie Richmond Street Elsie Meyer Second Avenue Price Hill Edith G. Morrison St. James Place Ralph E. Oesper Gangdon Avenue Kate Presocia Perin Viola E. Pfaff Whitfield Avenue Elsa E. Pfaffinger Graham Street Jessie Phipps Boal Street John Jermain Porter Observatory Avenue Estella Luella Bendigs Ingleside Place Edward G. Rieman Loth Street Augusta Louise Roos Florence E. Root Woodw. Street Regina C. Rotschild Wilson Avenue Florence Katharine Scha Cincinnati Club Millionaire Masonic Yich IE Brog Jewslers W.4th St Sot Court Ocr F.B. Maertz Fractor Automobile and Carriage Livery Plum St. Phome Canal John Church” Co AVA Maryland Casualty CO Continent Cherbourg Bremen Lloyd Ments Gibraltar Naples Genoa Oeaus Ies Ning Brempn Kronprinz WM Kaiser V “Une Kaiser D. GR Kronprinzessin Barbarossa Dperfflinger Luetzow GR. Kurfuerst Athens Constantinople Lloyd Wori Oelrichs & CO New York Friedrich K. Luise Albert P. Irene Alexandria Eke Hotels and Resorts Marseille 108D St Hudson and Riverside Drive Grand Central Station 6Th Av H. S. Clement Congress Hall Saratoga Hotel Normandie Washington, D. C McPherson Square Langston Suit Pressing Club W. J. Langston Smith Closson Fourth St Hamilton County Dena Hall Dena F.aa Walnut St Marvel CO Bea York Dow’s the Commercial Tribune First National Bank Thomas Cook & Son London Paris Hamburg Midnight Sun Norway Spitzbergen Icelan Oceana Cecilie & Metpor Merican Line Iladelphia Queenstown Liv Atlantig Transport Line Star Line Pas STAR Boston Italy Lines Tas Philadelphia Colle Universities Aueae Fifth Avenue
Search Courier

Search the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication