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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1908

Page

7

Shriners Day at Chester Park Draws Big Crowd

Shriners and guests converge on Chester Park for Shriners Day with a broad program open to all parkgoers. The Grand vaudeville venue promotes Prof. Bert Swan and his trained alligators as top attractions amid a seven day run.

Shriners Chester Grand Bert Swan Prof. Swan Bostock Animal Man Joe Hot Springs Ark Swan Majestic

Opening of Coney Island river park promised big turnout

The Coney Company prepares to host 20 000 guests for the river park opening with ideal weather. New private police will oversee crowd comforts, especially for women and children. The grounds include a children’s playground and steamer rides for House of Refuge youths supervised by Superintendent Allison, plus a dancing pavilion, aerial acts, balloon ascensions, parachute leaps, fireworks, and baseball as part of a bustling first day.

Coney Company Coney House of Refuge Allison Coney Management Lake Como Coney’s

Van Lear man drowns after cistern jump in yard

Henry Ruehl twenty four totted in Van Lear street near McMillan leaped into a cistern in his yard shortly before midnight and drowned. Witnesses say the death may have been self inflicted. Ruehl, a driver for Cincinnati Ice Delivery Company, had lunch with relatives before leaving the kitchen. A neighbor helped pull him out as he struggled. he later died. Coroner Cameron was notified.

Henry Ruehl van Lear Street McMillan Ruehl Cincinnati Ice Delivery Company Joseph Stegner Soroner Cameron

Graduation Exercises at Cincinnati Missionary Training School for Nurses

Graduation ceremonies were held in the school chapel with devo tional led by Rev. W. A. Wiant of Delhi. Rev. Dr. Luther Freeman of Chattanooga gave the address. Diplomas were presented by Mr. James M. Gamble to four graduates: Bertha Jones Covington Kentucky Grace Harpster Delphos Ohio Martha Dickens Hyde Park and Jennie Farley Iowa.

Cincinnati Missionary Training School For W. A. Wiant Delhi D.C. Poole Bang Luther Freeman Chattanooga Tenn James M. Gamble Bertha Jones Covington Grace Harpster Delphos Mart Dickens Hyde Park Jennien Farley Iowa

Leaps to Evade Wife Endangers Man's Leg

A domestic dispute drove Robert Salles to flee into an alley. He dodged pursuit by jumping from a second floor window and was later found by police. He was taken to City Hospital with a compound fracture of the left leg.

Robert Salles George Street City Hospital

Body identification at morgue links Blentinger to fall victim

Hugh Donegan of the Water Works Department identified the dead man who fell from a bridge Renand Monday as Gordon Jentinger. Donegan recalls Blentinger as a former Water Works employee and believes the Readings death victim is Blentinger. Other workers who knew Blentinger will visit the County Morgue today to complete identification.

Hugh Donegan Water Works Department Renand Gordon Jentinger Blentinger

Cincinnatian Elected President of Neurological Society

Dr. S Weir ell of Cincinnati was elected President of the American Neurological Association meeting in Philadelphia on May 21. Peace Bailey of New York was elected First Vice President, with F W Langdon and Hammond named as Second Vice Presidents and Treasurer respectively.

F. W. Langdon Neurological Association Philadelphia Dr. S. Weirell American Neurological Sociation Peace Bailey M.D New York Offers Mall Eme. Hammond

Gargiulo to Lead Wagner Program Tonight at Club Veranda

Gargiulo and his band present an all Wagner program tonight drawing advance table reservations on the clubhouse veranda. The orchestra, famed for its artistry, will close the engagement Saturday with Italian selections including Gargiulo originals such as Meditation Flu of Freedom and Welcome the Bride already popular with Zoo patrons.

Gargiulo the Gariden Cincinnati

Queen City Bathing Beach Opens for Season May 30

Amusement notes report strong attendance at the Columbia cinema with talking pictures and illustrated songs drawing profits. Fans keep the venue cool as performances improve daily and run just over one hour from 1 p.m. to closing time, allowing audiences to enter any time and see the full program.

Queen City Columbia

Memorial Day Program Honoring Soldier Dead At Local School

Teachers of the Twenty Seventh District School plan a Memorial Day program Friday at 7 30 p m with music, recitations, and songs. Myrtle Klusman and Alice Peters perform verses, followed by several students and a final address by Captain E R Monfort Postmaster. Stereoptical views accompany all numbers.

Mae Davis Norma Berger Graves Elsa Schneebeck Paul Revere Euphra Heck Sheridan Hazel Pfeiffer Barbara Frietchie Harry Knotzsch C. R. Wild E. R. Monfort

Body of Engineer Dixon Recovered From Ohio River

The body of Charles Dixon 43 of 233 Ludlow Street was recovered near Baymiller Street Ohio River near Califor nia where he drowned aboard the steamer Crown Hill. Watchman Elmer Fee found the body while clearing driftwood and it was identified at the Morgue by the dead man’s brother. Dixon had come from Madison Indiana and had lived in Newport Cincinnati recently. He was an assistant engineer on the steamer. No witness saw him fall.

Charles Dixon Ludlow Street Ohio River California Crown Hill Baymiller Street Elmer Fee Campbell Creek Dixon Madison Ind Newport Cincinnati

Body of Unknown Man Found Near Ware's Sand Fleet

The body of a white man was found yesterday in drift near Ware's sand fleet at Vine street by John Ware and J L Steiner with William Green. He was last seen drowning the previous Saturday and wore only trousers. A Chinese laundry ticket may reveal identity. body at the Morgue.

Ware Vine Street John Ware J. L. Steiner Cutter Street William Green Arch Street

Will Organize Boys Brotherhood in City

B F Wilson of Cleveland is in the city to organize a Boys Brotherhood aimed at bringing boys under religious influence. The undenominational movement has support from Judge Caldwell and other local friends.

B. F. Wilson Cleveland Judge Caldwell

Auto Numbers Now Reach 754 in Cincinnati License List

The Commercial Tribune lists automobile owners and license tag numbers in Cincinnati as of February 20. The long registry includes P Verkamp, 2815 Melrose, at 457 and many others across Hyde Park, Mount Lookout, Norwood, Walnut Street, and more, highlighting a broad cross section of residents and companies with licensed vehicles.

the Commercial Tribune Cincinnati P. Verkamp Melrose Avenue R. W. Bragg Anna Avenue Stapeley Dana Avenue Dr. F. Dickinson Erie Avenue A. Braking Berry Avenue Hyde Park Esa Non Silbenthal McMicken Avenue A. L. Reed Dr. C J. H. Leiding Lincoln East Seventh Street J. H. Ratliff Operas Place Adolph Zuest Shillito Street John Lee Fairfield Avenue L. A. Pachoud Cleanview Avenue Sid Black Auto Co Walnut Street The D. Besuden Duckcreek Helen Kathe Clark and Linn Streets EB. Grieve Auburndale William Burdett Avenue Leo G. Sander Main Avenue Norwood Bradford Belting Company Second Walnut Streets Aan Schmidt Mills Avenue William E. Gang Westwood Avenue George W. Fisk Innes Avenue H. E. Hudson Kemper Lane D. G William Cooper Procter Glendale H. J. Anderson South Elm J. Genhadt Oak Street John Duttenhofer Fairfield H. E. Hodge Clifton William Halvershorn Wesley Avenue Gregory S&s. Stewart Lenox Place Howell Avenue James R. Millikan Haddon Hall M. J. Haines Monteith Avenue George W. Windisch Bates Avenue C. Gordon Neff Telford Avenue Dr. F. W. Lamb McMillan Street J. H. Gayers Hamilton Avenue Hulbert Taft Lafayette Avenue Louis Frock Highland and Beech Elmwood Place Ira'w. Curtis Opera Place A. E. Gustin Liberty Mansfield Citizens’ Motor Company Seventh and Main Streets Huston Durrell Reading Road Grace H. Tredway Pleasant Ridge Jos Jos. E. Block South Crescent Avenue W. H. Powell Jefferson N. D H. E. Warrington Shaw Avenue Harry W. Pape Elm Street W. G. Brown Hackberry Street Joseph Benning Jefferson Avenue William Perrin Paddock Road Charles Reinstattler, Jr Suire Avenue H. J. Rhein Hutchins Clifford Greene Verona Building George F. Wright Pullan Avenue F. M. Bering Weld Avenue Joseph Rawson, Jr Clifton and Glenmary W. Lee Stone North Crescent R. W. Mitchell Mitchell Avenue Avondale the Auto Motor Car Company Sycamore Street A. H. Brinkman West McMicken Louis Rudolph Rosedale Avenue Linwood C. Foster Williams Avenue F. B. Stegeman Ft. Thomas Henry Sieving Trimble Avenue W. L. Mitchell Clinton Springs Avenue Henry Marx Park Avenue W. W. Balke Grandin Road J. P. Orr Kinney Avenue O. F. Shepard West McMillan R. Hower Unionews Company Grand Central Depot Henry Kressel Stanton Avenue Thomas Strack Goodall Building Val Duttenhofer, Jr Walter Musekamp Harrison Avenue Ir. FE. Kersey Apjones Street R. C. Crowthers Hal Miller Cincinnati Milling Machine Company Spring Grove H. H. Hoffman Gilbert Avenue M. H. Gray R. Raul Scudder Glenwood Avenue Harry L. Manss Price Hill George Langon C. C. Voss Birch Avenue N. H. Davis Adolph Derek Agarvey H. B Schmidt Essex Place Max Eich Windham D. B. Bsmith Nines Baymiller Vine Streets

Grocers Return From Convention In Boston And Beyond

About 100 Cincinnati grocers returned home after attending a multi city convention. They toured Cincinnati Parkersburg Washington Philadelphia Boston Albany Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit and more, promoting Cincinnati goods with banners on their special train. The party included M. Deiters H. Schoenfeld J Whitacker and many others with families listed.

Cincinnati Boston Cincinnati Grocers Parkersburg Washington Philadelphia New York Albany Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit M. Deiters H. Schoenfeld J Whitacker O. Eilers H. Helmers G. Kirchner C. Zimmer W. Ryan E. Trout A. Mundhank J. Heid H. Oelschlaeger W. Thole Miss Thole Miss Hermann H. Sudbrack H. Wrede J. Walker T. Nieheisel W. Reiskamp H. Esterman Mr. King F. Barkou Miss Butterer Miss Kern Miss Westerhoff Joseph Janszen G. Mehling Herrlinger C., Grupenhoff D. Miller

Avers Woman Arrested After Ten Dollar Theft

Patrolman Reissinger arrested Claudie Martin and Zeno W. Whitney after a man cried out for help and a woman ran across the street. Whitney claimed he lost a ten dollar bill to a cabman and was later detained for drunkenness. Martin faces petit larceny and drunkenness charges. Whitney is held for drunkenness. Whitney identifies as vice president of a Indianapolis company and was staying at the Dennison Hotel.

Reissinger Claudie Martin Race Street Zeno W. Whitney Indianapolis Ind Ninth Race Streets Whitney House of Detention Zono. Button Company Dennison

TWO SOCIETIES MERGE IN CINCINNATI JEWISH GROUPS

At a joint meeting of the Young Men's Hebrew Association and the Cincinnati Zionists Society the two bodies merged and will be known as the Cincinnati Zionist Society. Zionists committee members were Louis Pink chair, Myer Lesser, David Jacobs, A W Nelson, Nathan Isaacs. Hebrew representatives were A Friedman, Aaron Alban, A Weiler, H Saslavsky, C Fogel. A mass meeting at Odd Fellows Temple will elect officers with A H Fromenson of New York to speak.

Young Men's Hebrew Association Cincinnati Zionists’ Society Court and Central Avenue Cincinnati Zionist Society The Zionists Louis Pink Myer Lesser David Jacobs A. W. Nelson Nathan Isaacs Hebrew Association A. Friedman Aaron

Memorial services and Decoration Day plans in Covington

Garfield Post and Covington Spanish War Veterans finalize events for Memorial Day May 30 at Linden Grove Cemetery with graves marked and flowers placed by children. Grand Marshal Joseph Weber and speaker W H Childers lead the parade. Memorial service on May 31 at German Lutheran Church with Rev Gilbert Schmidt. Donations of flowers invited at Steinborn's shoe shop.

Garfield Covington Linden Grove Cemetery G. A. R. Hall Linden Grove Joseph Weber W. H. Childers Women's Relief Corps Eleventh Banklick Streets Gilbert Schmidt Steinborn Fifth Street

Covington Aldermen Act on Trapp Bid and Street Upgrade

At the Covington Board of Aldermen meeting, Trapp’s earth removal bid for Fifth street and Russel avenue to Third and Fifth street fills was referred to the Committee on Improvements. An ordinance for brick paving St Louis street from Maryland avenue to William street passed, costing 4025.20 dollars. Mary Stevenson was awarded 300 dollars as a compromise in her suit against the city. Death notices for Harry Ranshaw elevator conductor were read, and claims totaling 1480 dollars were approved.

Covington Harry Ranshaw

Covington Briefs Spotlight City Issues and Local Events

Mayor Craig calls a special Covington General Council meeting to elect three directors of the Covington and Newport Bridge Co. A walking club plans its second weekly stroll at 8 15 from the Diplomat Club on Madison Avenue. Police report Joseph Middendorf charged with disorderly conduct after a sister’s complaint. A porch-solicitation suspect sought for failing to deliver paid kindling wood. Magistrate Huber marries Charles Canfield to Emma Klare. Henry Brown fined five dollars after court for stomach ailment treated with a friend s prescription.

Craig Covington Middendorf William Huber Charles Canfield Emma Klare Ben Klare Henry Brown L. & N. Railroad Brown

Kenton Court Notes In Kenton Circuit and Misc cases

The jury in Gaines v. Yates returned a defendant verdict in Kenton Circuit Court. Administror Hutchins sues Lett for estate sale and settlement. The Monitor crew case Kaichler wages dismissed after agreement to pay. Police Judge Read reduced fines and jail sentences for Nesbitt and Sanders from 50 to 15 dollars and 60 days to 0.

W. A. Gaines Annie Yates Harbeson Kenton Gaines Mutual Burial Association J. N. Hutchins A. J. Northcutt A. W. Lett John Williams Monitor Joseph Kaichler United States John Menzies Kaichler J. B. Read Gene Nesbitt Gene Sanders

Bellevue Officer Receives Commission in Local Militia

Second Lieutenant George Simmonte of Bellevue has received his commission from Adjutant General Johnson as First Lieutenant of the local militia company. Lieutenant Maddox Bruce, formerly in command, has resigned.

George Simmonte Bellevue Johnson Militia Maddox Bruce

Second Infantry Battalions Return From the Philippines

The First and Second Battalions of the Second Infantry in Fort Thomas received two months pay yesterday after last earning February pay in March. A three day practice march began yesterday with a march to the rifle range on Licking Pike.

Philippines Islands Licking Pike

Dynamite Used in Effort to Recover Emma Johnson

Divers use a sand digger to search beneath the sand at the foot of Jackson Street for Emma Johnson who drowned Sunday afternoon, with operations set to begin at 9 o clock to locate the body.

Emma Johnson Jackson Street

Covington Real Estate Transfers Listed in District Records

Multiple Covington property deals documented with transfers: Martin Raabe to Walter E B Raabe for 0 by 105 feet at Burnett and Williams. 325 Joseph and Josephine Brunner to Eugenia and Willis Chinn for 25 by 120 feet at Bank Vick. Ellen and John Taylor to Nancy Rodgers for 3 by 8 feet at Bond and Taylor streets. Master Commissioner actions transferring Lots 64 and 65 in Clayton & Woods subdivision to Ellsworth Woods. Lot 66 to Woods. Lot 21 in Wolf & Bond subdivision to Orie Ware. and other lot transfers in the same neighborhood.

Martin Raabe Walter EB. Raabe Burnett and Williams Streets Joseph Josephine Brunner Eugenia Willis Chinn Bank- Vick Borose Obs Ov Cde Sysseces Ee Seredeeetadses Ellen John Taylor Nancy Rodgers Bond and Taylor Streets West Covington Sectrebees Denre Ree Ellsworth Woods Clayton & Woods Worth Woods Clayton & W Orie Ware Wolf & Bond

Degide 10 Probe Hospital Rates

Newport Aldermen clash over hospital charges with Reusch alleging outsiders pay 5 to 7 dollars weekly while city rate is 1.14 per day. A joint Ways and Means meeting will probe the dispute.

Newport Board of Aldermen Reusch Meyers Spears Hospital Brown Newport Relief Committee of the General Council Schweikert Ways and Means Committee Board of Trustees Municipal Gas Company Martin

Dayton Chief Defuses Fire at Turner Home

Chief of Police Ortlieb of Dayton found a blaze at the Turner family's home 805 Third Avenue after a gasoline stove exploded. He formed a bucket brigade and used a garden hose to extinguish the flames. The dwelling sustained about 200 dollars in damage with no one inside.

Ortlieb Dayton Turner Third Avenue

Campbell County Divorces Filed in Circuit Court

Two divorce suits were filed in the Campbell County Circuit Court. Julia Fleischer sues Matthew Fleischser for abandonment, seeking absolute divorce and infant custody. Maggie Green sues William O. Green for cruelty and neglect, seeking custody. A $2,000 damage suit by Bridget Lang against Anton Roth and the City of Newport over a sidewalk fall on West Sixth Street ended with a verdict for the defendants.

Julia Fleischer Matthew Fleischer Maggie Green William O. Green Bridget Lang Anton Roth Newport West Sixth Street

Newport News in Brief

In Newport High School senior class exams Taylor Anstead was announced valedictorian Grace Jenkins saluatorian Gail Carter will speak at the alumni reception honoring the graduates. Mrs Philip Miller 60 died suddenly at her Front Street home from heart failure yesterday.

Newport High School Taylor Anstead Grace Jenkins Gail Carter Philip Miller Newport Front Street

City council approves funds and bids for street work

John Hartery was hospitalized for appendicitis. Mr and Mrs George Conrad travel to Cynthiana for his mother’s death. Council renews a 5200 note at Campbell County Bank for ninety days and borrows 1000 more. Bids: John McLane 164 for two catch basins Ward avenue accepted. J Stahl 713.40 for Hoffman alley improved rejected. F Benkes 0.20 per ft for cement curb Union alley accepted. Clerk to buy 26 yards crushed stone from N Funken Co at 1.49 yd.

John Hartery Bluegrass Aerie of Eagles Speers Hospital George Conrad Cynthiana Conrad Campbell County Bank John McLane Ward Avenue J. Stahl Hoffman Alley F. Benkes Union Alley N. Funken & Co

Newport Real Estate Transfers Amid Partial Listings

Property deals include Mary E Walker to Nellie Sullivan and others in Jamestown. F Leininger to Richard. Charles Walters to Rudolph Marz. Joseph Tiger to Abe Berman. John A Henry and wife to Shaler Berry. Shaler Berry to R Pyne. Records show multiple lots in Buena Vista and Shaler subdivisions and related trustees’ actions.

Mary E. Walker Nellie Sullivn Clark Jamestown Dean Syle Gohas Charles F. Leininger Richard Black Mess Buena Vista Newport Walters Rudolph Marz Joseph Tiger Abe Berman Aioe Goodman Noqwpdoft Ns Eise John A.’ Henry Shaler Berry Sharle’s Roeben Sa Bailns Ae Cupeaucalad 4 Shaler Berry To R. H. Pyne Shaler Dibalgiaton Badass Docalee Sedad Duis Ays R. Ca “Pyne Southent

Covington Marriage Licenses Named Crippin and Ludwig

A local marriage license notice lists Reeder P. Crippin and Mabel G. Ludwig as the newly licensed couple in Covington. Lime

Covington Reeder P. Crippin Mabel G. Ludwig

Brigman Wins Carnegie Medal for Baby Rescue

Friends of Lemuel R. Brigman of Newport learn he received a Carnegie medal and $2,000 for heroism in rescuing a baby from a cistern in Coney Island three years ago. Brigman, a Kenyon College student at Gambier, will be honored for the act.

Lemuel R. Brigman East Tenth Street Newport Coney Island Brigman Kenyon College Gambier, Oo

Disputed Conway Estate Sells Highlands Property at Public Auction

Master Commissioner Anderson presided at a Newport sale in the Early & Daniels versus Conway estate case. The Conway homestead in Highlands sold for 2125.93 to W M Donaldson, another lot bringing 725 to Harry Healy. In Paris versus Paris, a lot on Eleventh Street sold for 1950 to Albert Brandt. Rohrer versus Rohrer saw Southgate property sold for 200 to Louisa Veith.

John H. Conway Ft. Thomas Newport Anderson Conway Highlands Early & Daniels W. M. Donaldson Harry, Healy Ohio River Beech Street Louisa Paris Frank Paris Eleventh Street Isabella Patterson Albesbert Brandt Carroll Rohrer Gertrude Rohrer Southgate Louisa Veith

Saloonkeeper Arrested Over Worthless Check Scheme

Covington police report George Lohr who ran a Newport saloon on Seventh and Columbia streets was arrested by Newport sergeant Cottingham and held for Covington authorities on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly passed a $3.61 check that bounced at John Feeney’s saloon and a similar bad check at A J Livingston’s cigar store. Other Newport creditors also accuse Lohr of fraud as he faces Covington court action.

Covington George Lohr Seventh Columbia Streets Newport Cottingham John Feeney Lohr A. J. Livingston Phil Gerke

Sails After Veteran From Newport Harbor

Thomas Hoskins, longtime Newport river man and boat owner, pursues a man who claimed Boer veteran status and rented a sailboat that has not been returned. The vessel, valued at 350 dollars, was last seen about a hundred miles down the river with the renter's wife and two children. Police have alerted river ports below Cincinnati.

Thomas Hoskins Monmouth Street Newport Hoskins John Tuffeer Cincinnati

Meyer Seen Likely to Be Confirmed for Newport Postmaster

Special Dispatch reports trouble over John H. Meyer's Newport Kentucky postmaster appointment. Wes ley Andrews of the Senate Post Offices Committee says Meyer will be confirmed despite earlier objections from Senator Bradley and other delays. Meyer's name was sent long ago and objections arose after Kentucky delegates to the National convention were chosen.

Commercial Tribune Washington John H. Meyer Newport Meyer Wesley’ Andrews Senate ‘Committee On Senate Bradley Kentucky

Suit seeks 10000 damages over alleged slander

Marion Houston and Malcolm Meades sue Eleanora Boehmer widow of Peter Boehmer of Newport for 10000 damages alleging slanderous remarks when leasing a storeroom at Tenth and Boone. Judge Yungblut presides with T P Carothers representing plaintiffs and Col R W Nelson and another attorney for defendant. trial continues.

Marion Houston Malcom Meades Eleanora Boehmer Peter Boehmer Newport Yungblut Tenth Boone Streets T. P. Carothers R. W. Nelson Aereer

Hodge Faces Opposition in Sixth District Nomination Race

Former Mayor Seimbold of Newport entered the Democratic race for Congress in the Sixth District. Former Circuit Judge Hodge also sought the nomination. Dr Helmbold announced his bid and claimed the Campbell delegation would support him.

Seimbold Newport Congress Hodge Helmbold Thes Campbell Ha Cua

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