Burglars Loot Kipling Postoffice
Burglars entered the Kipling Postoffice in the early morning and blew the safe open, stealing about $50 in cash. No injuries reported as investigators pursue suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipling, C
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
5
Rev Washington Gladden to Lecture at McMicken Hall
The Rev. Washington Gladden of Columbus Ohio will give a lecture in McMicken Hall on June 2 at 4 o'clock before the Phi Beta Kappa fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gladden
Columbus, O
McMicken Hall
Phi Beta Kappa
Choir boys to stage operetta May at Mt Auburn church
The choir boys of the Church of Our Savior on Mt. Auburn will present a concert and operetta on May 27 and 28 in the church assembly hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Our Savior
Mt. Auburn
Gun Club Directors to Meet at Grand Hotel Tonight
The Cincinnati Gun Club directors gather at the Grand Hotel tonight to elect officers and decide where the club’s headquarters will be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gun Club
The
Cincinnati Gun Club
Grand Hotel
Will Go to the Country for Summer at Glen Dale
Thirty infants from the Home for the Friendless will travel to the institution's summer home in Glen Dale on June 8 to spend the heated months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Woodward High Students Tour California Water Plant
Forty graduates from Woodward High School viewed the state water works plant in California yesterday. Prof Benedict escorted the group on the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward High School
News Water Works
California
Prof
Benedict
Walnut Hills High Holds River Boat Ride on Princess
The Walnut Hills High class enjoyed a river trip aboard the steamer Princess last night. Pupils from other classes were guests at the event, following graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Highh School
Man Felt Scratched Countenance Linked to Attack on Lillian
A man with a badly scratched countenance is identified as the suspect in the Monday afternoon assault on Lillian Schoenberger, 19, of West Chester Ohio, near her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Schoenberger
West Chester, O
Principal Dearness Hosts Night For Pupils Families
The Twelfth District School principal entertained fathers and brothers of pupils with lantern slides of Cincinnati shown in the school auditorium last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearness
Cincinnati
Burglars Rob Tailors on Main Street
Burglars broke into the tailoring establishment of George Schwoeppe at 409 Main Street by forcing a rear window and stole cloth valued at $25. Police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schwoeppe
Main Street
Will Succeed Colonel Evans
Salvation Army headquarters was notified yesterday that Colonel Holt will succeed Colonel Evans of Cleveland, with the change happening in the latter part of June. Holt is presently stationed in Boston and Cleveland officers oversee Cincinnati territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Holt
Evans
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Boston
Theft at 611 George Street prompts police report
Gypsy Hess reported to police that while she was away her bureau drawer was forced open and $1,000 in currency stolen. Jewelry valued at $3,000 was left untouched. The incident was logged yesterday with details of the break in and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
George Street
Mount Healthy boy Earl Bullock runs away
Police have not located 15 year old Earl Bullock of Mount Healthy Ohio who ran away from home last Tuesday. His father is in the city seeking him and has wired his description to all cities within a hundred miles. He is believed headed for the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bullock
Mt. Healthy
Hll
Doane Bigelow Outlines Goals of Economic Club
Mrs. Margaret Doane Bigelow addressed the Economic Club at Vine Street Congregational Church outlining the organization’s aims and urging greater participation. She called for broader mutual aid and practical action to improve local business and civic welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Doane Bigelow
Economic Club
Vine Street Congregational Church
Club Rules Emphasize Member-Driven Growth
A club official stressed that success hinges on member effort and that any increase in membership must come from work done by existing members, underscoring self-reliance and active participation.
Library circulation report for week ending May 16
Public Library total circulation reached 23 884 with large branches contributing 10 959. Cummins ville 2 658 Walnut Hills 2 292 North Cincinnati 1 976 Dayton Street 1 712 Norwood 1 371 East End 952. Small branches 1 521 Madisonville 402 Wyoming 295 Lockland 246 Hartwell 232 Harrison 182 Pleasant Ridge 164.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Cumminsville
Walnut Hills
North Cincinnati
Dayton Street
Norwood
East End
Madisonville
Wyoming
Lockland
Hartwell
Harrison
Pleasant Ridge
Leave on a Train After Shooting
Charles Jones Sr a farmer critical at Christ Hospital after a fight with Reading constables during arrest resistance. Police learned two men fled by train to Springfield after the shooting with one allegedly claiming they came from Springfield to help the Jones farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jones, Sr
Reading
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Springfield
Jones Farm
Postoffice Pay Increase for Carriers and Clerks
Postoffice workers celebrate after Washington confirms a raise from 1100 to 1200 dollars annually starting July. In Cincinnati 265 carriers and 65 clerks gain the higher pay with fifteen days vacation. A banquet for Congressman Goebel is planned at the Grand Hotel on June 6 with invited officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Congress Approves Goebel Post Office Provisions
The conference committee reported three Goebel backed measures within the Post Office appropriation bill in Washington on May 21. Ocean mail subvention and raises for letter carriers and clerks to 1200 a year are funded, near a million and a half dollars for postal employees. They rejected a 30 day leave and traveling expenses for traveling mail clerks amid ship subsidy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goebel
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Conference Committee
Herman P.goebel
Cincinnati
Foraker
House
Missing Cincinnati University money mystery note to Irene
Miss Tedesche received a note with 3.20 from Cincinnati University mail in which a writer admits taking the money from her pocketbook last year in the girls locker room. Efforts to recover the funds and notices posted at school yielded no results. the letter is postmarked Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati University
Irene
Tedesche
Miss Tedesche
University Store to Expand and Add Engineering Supplies
The University Book Store reports a very successful year. Stockholders meet today to review the year's business and declare a dividend while choosing directors. Ralph Cummins leads the store as directors plan a size increase and new stock of engineering supplies for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Ralph Cummins
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from May 1908
Obituary notices list multiple deaths including Aaron Frank of Gallipolis aged 51 with May 22 funeral at United Jewish Cemetery Walnut Hills. Josephine Brackmann of Vine Street with May 22 requiem Mass at St George. John Henry Bradford of New York City with private funeral and Spring Grove Burial. Elizabeth Carr mother of W S Carr with May 22 services. William A Cochran aged 74 with May 23 church service in Springdale. Kate Cox Winwood died May 20 Springfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron—Frank
Gallipolis
Chapel
United Jewish
Brackmann
Josephine
Stalkamp
Vine Street
St. George’s Church
Bradford
John Henry
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Spring Grove Cemetery
Elizabeth
W. S. Carr
San Rafael Building
West Fourth Street
Cochran
William A
Springdale Presbyterian Church
Springdale, O
Hotze
Herman
St. Ma
West Liberty Street
Pany Brackman
Oo Eee
Clements
Mee
Carthage
Marion
Ingu Dixon
Charles
Ohio River
Ludlow
Avenue
Alice
Clay Street
Can- Oberts
W. L
Good Samaritan Hospital
Charleston
W. Va
Bell
Meachan
Reading Road
Wingate
Emelia
City Infirmary
Whiteford
Robert
Columbia Avenue
Aoe Esterman
Freeman Avenue
Jaques Strang
Gertrude
City Hospital
East Thirteenth Street
Fister
Louis
York Street
Kahle
Frederick
Hawthorne Avenue
Huxel Conrad, JR
Delhi
Cormick
James
Broadway
Pacha Rachel
Local Deaths and Diseases List by City Hospitals
A garbled obituary list shows multiple names with ages and causes of death including heart disease tuberculosis meningitis cancer and liver cirrhosis. Entries cite various streets hospitals and cities with limited readable details.
Marriage Licenses Area Residents List Names and Addresses
A list of individuals applying for marriage licenses includes Clarence A. Reid of 712 Central Ave and Cordelia Moore of 712 Central Ave, Peter Vilieri of 611 W Fifth St, Antonio Fruttuso of 611 W Fifth St age 19, Fred Pabst of 818 Main St Avee de, Anna McMullen of 724 Main St, Edward Reardon of 13830 Main St, Sadie Craven of 1380 Main St, Charles Haas of Clarke St, and Estella Snyders of Baymiller St with ages noted where shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Reid
Central
Cordelia Moore
Peter Vilieri
W. Fifth St
Antonio Fruttuso
Fred Pabst
Main St
Anna McMullen
Edward Reardon
Sadie Craven
Charles Haas
Clarke St
Estella
Snyders
Baymiller St
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Herman P. Goebel
Forest City
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Peease
W. M. Scofield
First
Ohio Cavalry
Buckeye
Adams County
Tobhado
Manchester
Adams
Winchester
Sycamore Street
Scofield
C. Herrick
Miller
Hard
Queen City
Fifth
Fifth Street
Baymiller
Third
Baymiller Streets
Knittle
Whellen
Illustrated Sunday Magazine
Hugh Stuart Campbell
America
Illustrated Sunday
the Sunday Commercial Tribune
Little Bobby
Don
Mark Lennon
Bengal
John Nicholson
John Richelson
Raymond McBride
New England
S. W. Anderson
All Lands
Andrew Amber
Phillippus German Evangelical Church
Sinfonia Fraternity
College of Music
Cincinnati Zither-Verein
Billito’s
Che John Hhillito
West O OF
Alleghanies
Chicago
C.c.c.&l
E. 4Th ST
Sinton Hotel
Maryland Casualty Co
Skiff & CO
Commercial Tribune Building
Masonic
Excelsior Lodge
A. M
Work
M. M
Severin Ebel
W. M
Hanselmann Commandery
K. T
Order of Red Cross
Chas. G. Foertmeyer
D. H. Pottenger
Richiee
Plano
Langston Suit Pressing Club
W. J. Langston
Smith
HOTEL
Havlin
Cincinnati’s
Closson
Fourth St
West
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
German National Bank
Kuhn & Sons
H. Third St
First National Bank
E. Cor
Walant
Linus
Thomas Cook & Son
Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Ludow
Williamstown
Georgetown
Lexington
High Bridge Park
Hotels and Resorts
Normandie
Washington, D. C
W.W
Orson Square
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