Clergy Visitor Attends Police Court Proceedings
Dr. Philip Zenner spoke on treating inebriates before the Monday Evening Club at the Deaconess Home last night. Rev. Gottfried Daniel Elker of the Reformed Church of Waukon, Iowa, visited Police Court yesterday as Judge Lueders' guest and showed keen interest in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Zenner
Police Court
Gottfried Daniel Elker
The
Reformed Church of
Waukon
Lueders
St Xavier’s Youth Choir Stars in Walnut Street Theater Show
The Boys' Minstrela of St Xavier's Church entertained a large Walnut Street Theater audience last night. Members of the church's Young Men's Sodality sang in the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier's Church
Walnut Street
Young Men's Sodality
Burglars Break In At Standard Paper Plant
Burglars forced entry at the Standard Paper Company plant located at 137 West Sixth Street overnight. They climbed a rear fire escape, broke a window, and stole $490 from a cash drawer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Paper Company
West Sixth Street
Memorial Exercises By St Bernard Aerie Of Eagles
Memorial exercises were held by the St Bernard Aerie of Eagles with speakers eulogizing members who died since the aerie’s inception. A musical program was rendered and President William C Volz officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard Aerie of Eagles
Aerie
William C. Volz
Colonel Woodard Sinking in Madisonville Heart Illness
Colonel J. H. Woodard is in critical condition at home in Madisonville after a period of heart trouble. Family members fear he may not survive as physicians warn the end may be near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodard
J. H. Woodard
Madisonville
Psychology urged as essential for ministers by Watson
At a meeting of Christian ministers in the YMCA yesterday morning Rev. Robert Watson of the Covenant Presbyterian Church delivered a lecture on psychology. He declared the study of psychology essential to every minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calis
Robert Watson
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Wagon Collision at Fifth and Main Sts
Wagon No 24 of the Ice Delivery Co and a Dairymen Meinke Bros wagon collided yesterday at Fifth and Main, throwing contents into the street. The drivers and horses escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Delivery Company
Meinke Bros
Bowles charges nephew with grand larceny in home theft
Mrs. Susan Bowles of 2524 Spring Grove avenue obtained a warrant in Police Court yesterday to arrest her nephew Raymond Morris for grand larceny. She says Morris stole a gold watch valued at 175 dollars from her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Bowles
Spring Grove Avenue
Raymond Morris
Stolen Horse Reported In Richmond Neighborhood
A horse valued at 250 dollars was stolen last night from Linn Richmond and Plum Street. The owner says he entrusted the animal to a boy named Marshall to take to a blacksmith shop at Front and Carr streets.
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OF. H
Linn
Richmond
Plumtreet
Marshall
Front and
Carr Streets
Car Hits Brewery Wagon On Court Street
A south bound vehicle struck the rear of a Moerlein brewery wagon at Court and Vine streets yesterday morning. The horses were thrown into the street and the driver jumped clear. The wagon contents were spilled onto the roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Moerlein Brewery
Court and
Vine Streets
Burglars Break Show Window at Haberdashery
Burglars broke a front show window pane at Henry Sternberger’s haberdashery 45 West Sixth street early yesterday. They stole several dozen suspenders and hose while Patrolman Myler heard the glass fall and the burglars fled.
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Haberdashery
Henry Sternberger
West Sixth Street
Myler
Rescued from Ohio River capsized sailboat
William Halad of Mt. Echo road narrowly escaped drowning yesterday in the Ohio River opposite Sedameville as his sailboat capsized midstream. He clung to the hull and called for aid until John Seaffel of West Sixth street arrived in a skiff and pulled him to safety.
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William Halad
Mt. Echo Road
Ohio River
Sedameville
John Seaffel
West Sixth Street
Elderly man sought for 25 cent bogus orders scam
Police are seeking an elderly man who has been going about the city securing twenty five cents on bogus orders. He has been successful in several places. The man represents himself as an agent for Walter A. Van Korb, photographer, 23 West Liberty street.
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Zere
Walter A. van Korb
West Liberty Street
Missing 15 year old Nora Henderson sought by police
Parents of Nora Henderson age 15 of 908 East Pearl street urge police to locate her. She has been missing since May 16 after leaving with a woman from Newport Kentucky to seek work. Her mother is reportedly prostrated and Nora is described as very pretty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Henderson
East
Pearl Street
Newport
Chicago man alleged to be R. C. Thompson arrested for check pass
A man suspected as R. C. Thompson alias Dixon was arrested in Chicago on charges of passing a check. He registered at the Hevlin Hotel in March as R. C. Thompson, salesman, Chicago, and passed a $75 hotel draft. Local police will attempt to identify the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Thompson
Dixon
Chicago
Hevlin Hotel
Burial for Happy Jack Claren Shaw Planned Today
The body of Happy Jack Claren Shaw Superintendent of the Plum Street Mission 512 Plum Street will be buried this afternoon at Spring Grove Cemetery Special services were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Jack
Happy Jack” Clarenshaw
Plum Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
Services at St. Pauls Church Seventh and Smith Streets
A church notice states missions yesterday from 12 30 to 1 p m and services at 2 o clock this afternoon at St Pauls Methodist Church located at Seventh and Smith streets.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
Seventh and
Smith Streets
Reverend Goss Presents Paper on Superman at Meeting
The Rev Charles Frederic Goss pastor of Avondale Presbyterian Church was principal speaker at the Presbyterian Ministerial Association in the Harlin Hotel. He read a paper titled Superman. The next meeting will likely be at Lane Seminary on Monday June 1.
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Superman
Charles Frederic Goss
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Ministerial Association
Harlin Hotel
Goss
Lane Seminary
Louisville man held after confrontation in Big Four yards
Isaac King of Louisville Kentucky is jailed after Railroad Detective Zimmerman found him hiding in the Big Four yards. Zimmerman says King posed as a freight train conductor. King admitted he was wanted for abusing animals and a fight broke out when he was confronted.
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Isaac King
Louisville
Zimmerman
Big Four
King
Mrs Vaughn arraigned on assault charge in Police Court
Mrs Mary Vaughn of West Court street was arrested Saturday on neighbors complaint accusing her of beating her stepchild. Patrolman Harnold testified the child's body and arms had welts. the child is at the Children's Home. The case was continued.
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Mary Vaughn
West Court Street
Harnold
Archbishop Moeller travels to funeral in Cleveland
Archbishop Henry Moeller left Cincinnati yesterday for the funeral of the late Bishop Horstmann in Cleveland. He was joined by Father James A. Moore Louis Tiemen Father Michael Mulvihill and Father Anthony Runnebaum, all clergy from local churches.
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Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
Bishop Horstmann
Cleveland
James A. Moore
Holy Angels’ Church
Louis Tiemen
St. Rose's Church
Michael Mulvihill
St. Peter's Cathedral
Anthony F. Runnebaum
Holy Trinity Church
Search for Mrs. Ella Lowe Dacey Led by Police
Mrs. Ella Lowe Dacey, daughter of James H. Ott, vanished from 616 West Seventh Street last Labor Day. She left a note claiming she would go to Chicago. Her 4 year old son Guy Lowe, from a previous marriage, stays with grandparents at 424 Taylor Avenue, Tusculum.
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Ella Lowe Dacey
West Seventh Street
Labor Day
Dacey
James H. Ott
Taylor Avenue
Tusculum
Chicago
Guy Lowe
Methodist Plant Will Remain Here In Cincinnati
A communication from Will L. Finch secretary of the organization says the Methodist Book Concern plant will not move from Cincinnati and no consolidation will occur beyond management. A memorial will be sent to conference delegates outlining Cincinnati’s central location for Methodist population and industry including paper mills, coating paper plants, ink factories, and major book publishers. Cincinnati is claimed to be freer from labor troubles than any other manufacturing city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Bureau
Will L. Finch
Baltimore
Methodist Book Concern
Cincinnati
United States
Miami Valley
Indiana
Michigan
National Metal Trades’ Association
Former Auditor Culkins Talks on the Last Legislature
William C. Culkins former City Auditor and new general manager of Columbia Life Insurance spoke to the Forum of Norwood Methodist Church on sidelights of the last legislature. He described how bills were prepared shaped and introduced in the General Assembly based on his capital correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Culkins
Columbia Life Insurance Company
Norwood Methodist Episcopal Church
Culkins
Harris cited for resolution on health and life at congress
Chief Chemist Wiley of the Agriculture Department and an editorial in the Commercial Tribune spotlighted concerns beyond waterways, urging focus on human health and honesty in business. Ohio Governor Harris and Foote drafted a broad resolution urging health and life, referred to a committee chaired by Louisiana's governor, to be published in the congress report.
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Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Congress of Governors of States
Commercial Tribune
John Mitchell
Congress
George B. Fox
Mt. Auburn
Harris
Ohio
Fox
Foote
Columbus
Louisiana
Seeger Avenue
Westwood
Queen City
Blaine Road
Waverly
Fairmount
Waverly Avenue
Pinetree Street
Gest Street
Freeman
State Avenues
Markbreit
Mechanics’ Alley
Dalton Avenue
Kenner Street
Florence Street
Setchel and
Humbert Streets
Board of Public Service
Knox Street
Beekman Street
Fairmount Avenue
Quince Alley
Queen City Avenue
Tremont Street
Bloom Street
Service Board
Seegar Avenue
Westwood Avenue
Committee On
Pendleton Street
Reading Road
Walker Alley
Cherry Street
Delaney Street
Jefferson Avenue
Vine Street
Corry Street
May Street
McMillan Street
Wilkinson Street
Guy W. Mallon
McMillan Street Bridge
Ferdinand Alley
Rankin Street
Fairfield Avenue
Madison Road
Auburn Avenue
Huntington Place
Auburndale Place
Kemper Lane
Yale Avenue
Central Avenue
Freeman Peers
Cole Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Colerain Meat
Mill Creek
Colerain
Swallows Money But Cops Retrieve It At Church
Charles Chandler was arraigned in Police Court on petit larceny after allegedly taking a $5 bill from Mrs. B. Bellerman in St. Francis de Sales Church and swallowing it while fleeing. He was treated at City Hospital where the bill was recovered. The judge offered to reduce his sentence if he revealed his correct name. Chandler hesitated but provided it, with his case continued to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chandler
Dennison
B. Bellerman
Walnut Hills
St. Francis de Sales
Lueders
Chandler
Missing man Snowden last seen after leaving home
Police search for Herbert A Snowden who vanished after leaving his home at 1926 Harrison avenue last Monday morning. His wife Anna Snowden is despondent, noting his background as a science specialist and Queens University graduate who previously taught in Hall Claire Wisconsin. Snowden moved to Cincinnati to start a business with a partner planning a local guide.
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Herbert A. Snowden
Harrison Avenue
Anna Snowden
Hall Claire
Wis
Queens University
Kingston
Canada
Snowden
Cincinnati
Man Fined After Sleeping on B & O Tracks
Railroad Detective Distler found Frank Obert asleep on B and O tracks as a train approached. In Police Court Judge Lueders urged against self harm and fined Obert five dollars plus costs to remind him to take better care of life.
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Distler
Frank Obert
City Council Eyes Parks and Street Upgrades Amid Debates
City Council met to discuss acquiring Evans Wood for a third park and a Fairview Heights site for playgrounds. They approved bonds for water works expansion and street projects while hearing requests to oil streets and improve lighting on Fifth Street.
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West End
Louis J. Hauck
George Dieterle
Linn Street
Miami and Erie Canal
Central Avenue
Mohawk Bridge
O’brien
Evans’ Wood
Evans Place
Committee On
Fairview Heights
Fairview
Southview Avenues
Jubilee Programme For Holy Trinity Pastor Runnebaum
A detailed notice of Holy Trinity Catholic Church Cincinnati planning the silver jubilee of Pastor Rev. Frank A. Runnebaum. Events include a 10 am procession, solemn mass, sermon by Rev Louis Tieman, Moeller remarks, children’s confirmation, and a 8 pm public reception with speeches and a purse presentation.
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Holy Trinity Congregation
Cincinnati
Fifth
Mound Street
Holy Trinity Hall
Frank A. Runnebaum
Henry P. Lange
Old Trinity
Moeller
Father Runnebaum
Runnebaum
A. H. Walburg
A. E. Druffner
J. H. Holthaus
G. Vonderahe
H. Meyer
B. Dottman
H. Kemper
H. Busse
F. E. Bruegge
Leo Thuis
Gounod
Louis Tieman
St. Rose’s Church
Fight Over Pool Fight Leaves Man Stabbed in City Hospital
George McDonald a 38 year old white bricklayer living at 324 John street was stabbed in the neck and left shoulder during a dispute in Albert Kincaid saloon Carlisle avenue John street. Police allege a man known as Bubbles, a Negro, handled the knife and escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McDonald
St. John Hotel
John Street
City Hospital
Albert Kincaid
Carlisle Avenue
McDonald
Bubbles
Masonic Lodge Meeting Notice for Lafayette Lodge 81
Conclave Tuesday at 7 30 p m Sir Knights welcome Special Tuesday May 19 7 40 p m M M Degree Visitors invited Alfred Knight W M D H Portenanmre Recorder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanselmann
Lafayette Lodge
A. M
Work
Alfred Knight
W. M
Obituary notices list numerous Cincinnati area deaths May 1908
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices from Cincinnati and vicinity lists many names with ages and addresses. Entries include AVERY William Randall 64 burial Ganastota N Y, FRANKLIN M H 74 East McMillan, FENNER N P Sr Lima Ohio, HARDING Nancy Lockland, HUNT Margaret E Belmont Ave, KRIEGE J W R Bellevue Ky, LUHRING H William 58, NIEHAUS Joseph 49, CLARENSHAW John 71, THOMANN Bernard 60, and multiple death notices with ages, residences, and burial or service details.
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Avery
William Randall
Cincinnati
Ganastota
Franklin
M. H
McMillan Street
Walnut Hills
United Jewish Cemetery
Fenner
N. P
Lima
Charles H. Fenner
O. Harding
Nancy
E. F. Harding
Mill Street
Lockland
Hunt
Margaret E
Benjamin A. Hunt
Belmont Avenue
College Hill
Richmond Street
Niehaus
Joseph Niehaus
Elizabeth Homan Niehaus
Clearview Avenue
St. Frances de Sales
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Ughis
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Bell Avenue
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City of
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Park Avenue
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le Feuille Avenue
Licktonpike
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Green Township
Richard C. Bray
Board of Public Safety
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A. J. Seasongood
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This City
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Maysville, Ky
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Mill St Cencer Lane
Pierson St
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Seeeneee Seeee
Worth Ave
Harry Lahey
Roy Peivens
Mary Harmeyer
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Nia Timer Eee
George Hod
Reading Rd
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Pond
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Hudson Avenue
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Gladstone Avenue
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David
East McMillan
Mullis
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Columbia Avenue
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Sallie
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Yyich IE Bros Jowslers
W.4th St
F. B. Maert Aekmeren Automobile and Carriage Livery
Plum St. Phome Canal
Langston Suit Pressing Club
W. J
Langston
Smith
HOTEL
Havlin
Cincinnati’s
Correspondence Educational Information Bureau
Lesan-Gould
St. Louis
Fifth Avenue
New York
Hotels and Resorts
Marseille
Broadway
108D St
Hudson and
Riverside Drive
H. S. Clement
Congress Hall
Saratoga
Hotel Martinique
Herald Square
N. Y. City
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Beech Haven, N. J
Rene As Bay
Hore
Thousand Islands
Frontenac
ST. Lawrence River
G. Trussell
Mgr
Bon Air
Augusta
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Dow’s 8 Drug Stores
Closson
Fourth St
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