Memorial address to be delivered at Indian Hill Cemetery
Thorne Baker attorney at law will give the memorial address at Indian Hill Cemetery this Saturday. Cincinnatians in Paris include Charles L Schuenker of Cincinnati among visitors registered in the Paris office of The New York Herald. A Cincinnati youth Robert O Toole age 15 has been missing from 1030 Gilbert avenue since last Monday and police were asked to search. George Reick of 3728 Spring Grove avenue was arrested for allegedly taking 31 dollars from expressman John Zeigler and not accounting for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorne Baker
Indian Hill Cemetery
Robert O'Toole
Gilbert Avenue
Newton D. Parker
Justice of the Peace
Mackelfresh
George W. Gray
Parker
Gray
J. L. Orebaugh
Effie Virginia Ryan
Reading Road
Blair Avenue
Avondale
Hamilton County
Jewelry theft at Mrs Beckman residence
A one karat diamond ring an opal ring set with fourteen diamonds and a gold watch and chain were stolen from the residence of Mrs. F Beckman 842 West Sixth street last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.beckman
West Sixth Street
Mounted Men Arrest Lineman
William Simpson a lineman was arrested yesterday by mounted patrolmen in Carthage pike on charges of petit larceny and malicious destruction of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Simpson
Carthage Pike
West End Delays Bridge Meeting Pending Expert Report
Citizens of the West End postponed tonight’s public mass meeting awaiting the Cleveland expert’s report on plans for the bridge over the C H and D tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Cleveland
C., H. & D. Tracks
Missing Diamond Stud Blaims Tailor Mixup
I M Wolff of Charleston West Virginia told police his $60 diamond stud disappeared after sending clothes to a tailor for pressing. He reported the coat was returned without the stud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Wolff
Charleston
W. Va
Eminent Commander Confers Temple Degree on Five Masons
Eminent Commander Dr. C G Foertmeyer of Hanselman Commandery No 16 last night confers the Temple Degree on Freemasons Frederick Schwenk George Schall Herbert Browning Charles Boebinger and David Hopkins in a formal ceremony underscoring the fraternity's rites across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Foertmeyer
Hanselmanommandery
K. T
No. 16
Nigge
Frederick Schwenk
George Schall
Herbert Browning
Charles Boebinger
David Hopkins
County awards coal contract to Fairmont Coal Company
The County Commissioners awarded a one year coal contract to Fairmont Coal Company as the lowest bidder. The bid lists Smoke less lump at 3.45 dollars per ton and mine run smokeless at 60 percent lump at 2.47 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont Coal Company
Boy Bitten by Dog Reported by Father
Walter Martin reports his eight year old son Ermond was bitten in the face by a dog Monday. Police were notified yesterday to determine the child’s condition and assess the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Martin
Kenyon Avenue
Ermond
Martin
Ticket Broker Fined for Swindle on Central Avenue
William Carey a ticket broker on Central avenue was arrested Sunday night by Detective Schaefer for swindling Sparks out of $1 in a ticket transaction. He was fined $100 and costs yesterday by Police Judge Lueders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carey
Central Avenue
Schaefer
Sparks
Lueders
Gun Club Meets Tonight to Pick New Grounds
Members of the Cincinnati Gun Club plan a meeting at headquarters on Vine near Seventh Street to decide the site for the club’s new grounds. Since the last session, members visited several city and county sites and reportedly favor Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gun Club
The
Cincinnati Gun Club
Vine
Seventh Street
Coney Island
Boy Struck by Fly Wheel at Local Spring Factory
Harry McShade, 15, of 134 Broadway, was trapped under a fly wheel while crawling under a spring making machine at C L Greene's bed spring factory 312 Yeatman Street yesterday. His right arm was torn from its socket and his skull fractured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Greene
Yeatman Street
Harry McShade
Broadway
Children Heroically Survive Coin Ingestions At City Hospital
Two children ages seven and nine were admitted after swallowing fifty cent pieces at City Hospital. Doctors located the coins with X ray photographs and removed them without difficulty after determining their positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Heckler
Clifton Avenue
Edith Berryman
Main Street
City Hospital
Detectives Arrest Driver on Embezzlement Charge
Detectives Sweeney and Houillion yesterday arrested George Reick, a driver, 3728 Spring Grove avenue, on the charge of embezzlement. The warrant was issued in Police Court on complaint of John Ziegler Jr. of Ziegler Carpet Cleaning Works, 3733 Colerain avenue. Reich is charged with collecting $81 and failing to turn it over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney and
Houillion
George Reick
Spring Grove Avenue
John Ziegler, Jr
Ziegler
Colerain Avenue
Reich
Wild steer runs amok in Cutter street chase ends in cellar
A wild steer broke from a herd yesterday on Cutter street causing a near panic. It was chased by a crowd of boys and men for several blocks and trapped in a cellar beneath Moorman's saloon at Betts and Cutter. A wagon hauled it away afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutter Street
Betts and
Cutter Streets
Moorman
Memorial Hall date change and parade resolution
The Memorial Hall Trustees heard the Union Veteran Legion proposal to move the dedication from June 6 to June 14 the flag birthday and reviewed a request by En campment No 125 for quarters in the building. The Commissioners adopted a resolution requiring all Courthouse staff to participate in the Memorial Day parade on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Union Veteran Legion
Wyoming Amusement Hall Company
Guild Hall
Villa
Wyoming
Hamilton County
Ohio
William Schuberth, JR
R. B. Barney
Widow of Cincinnati Merchant Dies at Avondale
Mrs Mary P Buchanan widow of Alfred Buchanan a Cincinnati coal merchant long ago died Monday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs John R Holmes Vernon Place and Harvey avenue Avondale Age seventy seven The funeral will be held this morning at the Holmes residence Rev Nelson of Christ Church officiates Interment in Spring Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P. Buchanan
Alfred Buchanan
Cincinnati
John R. Holmes
Attorney Holmes
Vernon Place
Harvey Avenue
Avondale
Buchanan
Holmes
Nelson
Christ Church
Spring Grove
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Relief For Heart Ailments
Mrs Mary C Hahler of Sullivan Missouri reports relief after using Dr Miles Heart Cure. The advertisement claims relief from palpitations, irregular pulse, and heart pain by strengthening heart nerves and muscles. Sold by all druggists from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Mary C. Hahler
Sullivan
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Jurors Fix Widening of Pike Street and Services Revenue
A jury in Judge O Connell s court fixed compensation for widening Pike street from Fifth to Pioneer, listing amounts for Zeck Prues Hudepohl Brewing Co Robe and Metz and others. Consent verdicts also set damages for Vernon street improvement and a separate probate issue arose over an insurance policy involving Mary Curley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Metz
Vernon Street
Conway
Emming Street
Henry Lahmann
Fred Kienker
Franz Lahrman
Martin Leimgruber
Swing
Rappold
Kate Callahan
Mary Curley
Naturalization Day Brings Two Citizens in Cincinnati Court
Yesterday's naturalization session in the United States Court added two new citizens, John Scanlan and David Theodore Felix Henry Haefner, while other applicants were continued. Joseph Cantor filed a bankruptcy petition in Cincinnati for himself and the Cantor Cigar Manufacturing Company, listing debts of 15 631 unsecured and 7 394 secured, with assets around 14 673. An adjacent filing sought a receiver for the William Skinner Company. claims include 731 salary and 2 100 notes for John A. Skinner, plus other amounts from Stoll and Berne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Cincinnati
John Scanlan
David Theodore Felix Henry Haefner
Joseph Cantor
Cantor Cigar Manufacturing Company
Messrs
Kramer & Kramer
Thompson
William Skinner Company
John A. Skinner
William Stoll
Bellevue
H. A. Berne
Stoll
Berne
R. P. Willis Company
Springfield
Kennen Sheet Iron Works
Kirkup & Co
Crane-Hawley Company
Willis Company
Joseph Black
Grainger & Co
Harrison Avenue
Divorce Court Sees Madden Appeal Continued By Consent
Alice Guinn seeks divorce from William Guinn alleging cruel treatment and a July threat with molded bullets. he is said to be imprisoned in the Workhouse. Attorney Sparks represents C 8. Also Eleanor Rowe petitions divorce from Joseph Rowe citing incompatibility and ongoing disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Madden
Alice Guinn
William Guinn
Sparks
Eleanor Rowe
Joseph Rowe
Kentucky horseman Madden divorce case on appeal
The Madden divorce appeal from Kentucky addresses alimony modification following a lower court decree. The case, involving Mrs. Louis V. Bell, was set for hearing in the Circuit Court but continued by consent of the parties to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
John E. Madden
Kentucky Horseman
Louis V. Bell
Bessie Havlin
John Earl Havlin
Bessie Myers
Covington
M. C. Lykins
Mary Berrodin
Eugene Barrodin
Akron
Painter & Rhyno
Law Estate Leaves Daughter Five Dollars
Under William Law's will of Taylor's Creek his wife Anna Law takes household furniture and one third of the residue. Dora Ponder receives five dollars and the remaining two thirds go to be divided equally among Eunice Hammett Leona Law and Andrew Law. The Brown estate valued at seven thousand dollars is noted, while George Wright seeks administration of Mary Jane Wilson's 1590 estate and Josie Minten of Caroline Minten's 13750 estate is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Law
Taylor's Creek
Anna Law
Dora Ponder
Eunice Hammett
Leona
Andrew Law
Ebenezer M. Brown
George Wright
Mary Jane Wilson
Josie A. Minten
Caroline Minten
Grand Jury Returns Indictments Including Sealed Cases
The grand jury returned an indictment against William J. Wood for obtaining 35 dollars from the Cincinnati Realty Company in Beckley West Virginia on January 24 1908. It also returned six sealed indictments against persons accused of attacking girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Wood
Cincinnati Realty Company
Linton Hotel
Beckley
W. Va
Baptist Social Union Hosts Banquet At Grand Hotel
More than 150 members attended the Baptist Social Union reception and banquet at the Grand Hotel last night. The program began at 6:30 with dinner, followed by addresses on "The Baptist Idea in the Twentieth Century" by Rev. F. F. Briggs of Middletown Ohio and Rev. Rufus M. Weaver of Mt. Auburn Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Social Union
Union
Grand Hotel
F. F. Briggs
Middletown
Rufus M. Weaver
Mt. Auburn
Elevator Failure in Power Building Injures Two
Cables on the passenger elevator at the Power Building Ninth and Sycamore streets broke yesterday morning sending the cab to the basement with two passengers. Albert McDonald 20 of 1062 Baymiller Street and Albert Simond 16 of 84 Isabella Street Newport Kentucky were injured. Simond was pronounced in critical condition and McDonald seriously hurt. The car fell about twenty five feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth
Sycamore Streets
Albert McDonald
Baymiller Street
Albert Simond
Isabella Street
Newport
City Hospital
Simond
McDonald
City Hall Notes Establish Milk Depots Citywide
The Board of Health approved Dr. Mark A. Brown’s plan to open certified milk depots in the East End and western city area with a nurse assigned to each site. City Solicitor Ballard is recovering from appendicitis, according to a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Mark A. Brown
Ballard
City Engineer Recommends Acceptance of Contested Work Road
City Engineer Landmaker urged the Service Board to accept the Work road despite protests from property owners over city acceptance. The action seeks to finalize the project despite ongoing opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Board
Mayor signs ordinance to bar coal tipples in residential districts
Mayor Markbreit signed an ordinance preventing coal tipples near Ridgeway Avenue on C L and N Railway after Campbell's Creek Coal Company sought a site. Residents protested as the Law Committee arranged a Friday meeting with coal men to hear protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
Campbell's Creek Coal Company
Ridgeway Avenue
Law Committee of Council
Public comfort station to be dedicated in Fountain Square
The Fountain Square public comfort station will be dedicated tomorrow afternoon with Mayor Markbreit in attendance. The Central City Improvement Association issued an open letter stressing the need for more such stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Square
Markbreit
Central City Improvement Association
Service Board Satisfies Three Claims After Hospital Site Blast
Under Service Board rulings the Carroll Construction Company received money for three claims tied to a dynamite explosion at the new hospital site. Altenheim was paid 5000 dollars, Jewish Hospital 1805.54, and Home for the Jewish Aged and Infirm 176.05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Board
Carroll Construction Company
Altenheim
Jewish Hospital
Bids Set for City Sewer and Street Projects
The Board of Public Service tabulated the lowest bids for city improvements. J. E. Mahoney bids 2548 for a McMillan street sewer. Barber Asphalt Co. bids 5049.35 for Eighth street paving. Henry Martin Contracting bids 7083 for Corbett street sewer. M. J. Cavanaugh bids 1564.87 for Gilpin and Durrell sewer. M. J. Cavanaugh bids 1422.80 for Irving street sewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
McMillan Street
May
Copeland Streets
J. E. Mahoney
Eighth Street
Central Avenue
Elm Street
Barber Asphalt Company
Corbett Street
Willis
Halpin Avenues
Henry Martin Contracting Company
Gilpin and
Durrell
Mayor backs plan for colored boys home
Mrs Joseph F Gaudet and Miss Allen of the Juvenile Court urged the Mayor to support establishing a colored boys home in the city. The Mayor promised cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Gaudet
Miss Allen
Cincinnati Ad Club Seeks Ship Canal to Chicago
The Cincinnati Advertisers' Club met at the Grand Hotel where Thomas P. Egan said the Chamber of Commerce backs a direct waterway from Chicago via Defiance. He urged widening the Miami and Erie Canal to Defiance and proposed funding via $100 subscriptions and a Cincinnati motto button sales plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egan
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas P. Egan
Cincinnati Advertisers’ Club
Grand Hotel
Cincinnati
Chicago
Defiance
Miami and Erie
Chicago Ship Canal
Miami and Erie Canal
Cincinnati Southern Railway
L. L. Sadler
The
Associated Organizations
Harry L. Gordon
Will Finch
Industrial Bureau
George A. Shives
E. E. Finch
J. L. Prather
Gordon
Finch
E. R. Blain
J. R. Grue
Gibson
Advertisers’ Club
Wielert
Walnut Hills Student Dies Saving Drowning Friend
Walter Hoffman 18 of Corryville died yesterday while swimming in the Little Miami River near Union Bridge. His friend Paul Marr tried to save him. both were connected to the Public Library staff with Hoffman aiding at the Vine Street branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills High School
Walter Hoffman
Valentine Hoffman
Dennis Street
Corryville
Little Miami River
Union Bridge
Linwood
Hoffman
Paul Marr
Auburn Avenue
Murr
Cameron
Marr
Hampton Campbell
John Fessler
Public Library
Vine Street
Daug Men Favor College Merger
The Ohio Valley Druggists Association in Cincinnati discussed and endorsed University of Cincinnati takeover of the Cincinnati College of Pharmacy. A favorable committee report was presented, with university support voiced by Prof Fennell and druggists predicting the merger by year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daug Men
Ohio Valley Pharmacists
Ohio Valley Druggists’ Association
Palace Hotel
Druggists’ Association
J. F. Kutchbaugh
Fred Kisher
E. H. Thiesing
Theodore Wetterstrom
College of Pharmacy
Prof. Fennell
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy
University of Cincinnati
Widow of Baron Von Kienbusch Dies in New York
Mrs Anna Von Kienbusch widow of Baron Otto C Von Kienbusch long a Cincinnati tobacco merchant died at 375 Central Park West New York on Sunday age 84 death due to heart trouble The body to be sent to Cincinnati Friday for funeral in Spring Grove Chapel Rev Francis Richey Wyoming Episcopal Church to officiate Interment in Spring Grove She is mother of Mrs Joel Kennedy of Wyoming and aunt to Miss Jennie Von Kienbusch Mrs Radcliffe Baldwin and Mrs Andrew E Reby of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna von Kienbusch
Otto’ C. von Kienbusch
Cincinnati
Central Park
West
New York
Spring Grove Chapel
Francis Richey
Wyoming Episcopal Church
Spring Grove
von Kienbusch
Joel Kennedy
Burns Avenue
Wyoming
Jennie von Kienbusch
Radcliffe Baldwin
Andrew E. Reby
New_York
Southside Avenue
Smith
Jean Whiteman
Whiteman E
Jean Abbott Smith
Clifton Avenue
Fatally Hurt by Fall In City Accident
Roy Davis a 26 year old waiter died in City Hospital from a fractured skull after an injury near Court and Plum streets. Bartender Frederick Stoess said Davis pulled away as he tried to help him and fell hitting his head on the curb. Stoess was released and witnesses Clinton Honeyman Martin Kain and Ed Foy corroborated the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Davis
Court
Plum Streets
City
Frederick Stoess
Guy Street
Davis
Stoess
Clinton Honeyman
Convent Place
Martin Kai
Obituary notices list local deaths and funeral details
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices including Mary Buchanan 76 Vernon Place, Anna Von Kienbusch 84, Robert Mann 46, Jean Smith 3, and many others with ages, residences, and causes. Also includes inquest notes for several individuals and tuberculosis, cancer, heart disease cases. Funeral arrangements noted for several.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jean
Clifton Avenue
Buchanan
Mary
Vernon Place
Aston
Clara
Thompson Place
Fraoksi Avenue
Noran
Dominick
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Vincent's Home
Stanton
Harry
Bix
Miami River
Franklin
Brinkman
Bernard
Christ Hospital
Jefferson Avenue
Robinson
Lizzie
Branch Hospital
Clark Street
Louis
City Hospital
Barr Street
Becker
Marie
East Court Street
Brown
Harvey Avenue
Albers
Clemmens
West Ninth Street
Dubois
George
Mill Creek
Paris
Anna
van Horn Street
Maurer
Mona
Race Street
Austin
Robert
St. Paul's Place
Cineaglia
Elizabeth
Sycamore Street
Sweenay
Thomas
Chestnut Street
Meschandorf
Goldie
West Court Street
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Wild Steer
Cella
Theodore Mayer
Aubrey Mittenthal
Bates & Meyer
Mittenthal
United States Court
Probate Court
Criminal Court
City Hall Notes
William C. Lemmon
Sherman
Adelaide Beinkemper
St Herman
Heitkemper
Anna Hibbe
Glendale
George Hammitt
Bertha von Bremen
Colerain Township
Louis Webble
Carr
Anna Schuckmann
Garland
Warren Lexington
Margaret Day
Rand Hotel
Amos Danford
Harrie
Mellisa Hoots
Harrie i
Frank L. Williams
St. Otter Ewee
Lizzie Burk
Winton
Mary L. C. Hull
Miami
Canes
Henry Koop
Harrison
Mary Woeste
Bank
Thomas J. Browns
Rosa Eichenlaub
McMakin
Albert N. Brown
Indianapolis
Mitchell
Ninth St
Voeberat
Alice Frantz
Adam Groppenbacher
Eighth St
Roesch . Sink Pias Ee Colerain
Rosa Becker
Frank Schoch
Mass Wisco Acc Ae
Jessina Hennekes
MceMicken
Philippines
John Stepstone
Frank Maly
Ohio River
F. M. Maly
Price Hill
Kilwinning
R. A M
Royal Arch Kree
John C. Roberts
H. P. L. Ly Latta
J.j.sullivan , Co. Undertakers
Central Av
Erie Av
Hyde Park
Zins
Joseph
Avon Place
Schulte
Louisa
Wyich
W.4th St
Hohn Shillits Company
West O
Alleghanies
Cincinnati Museum
Eden Park
ART Museum
ART Academy
High Bridge Park
Queen & Crescent
Blue Grass Country
W. C. Rinearson
Ingalls Building
Eke x
the Ion Church Co
S. B. Cor
Tiana
Ace
W. J. Oston
Brenner’s
Closson’s Art Store
Weat Fourth Street
ST. Joseph Infant Asylum
Norwood
Amelia Browne
Amelia B. Sprague
Alfred T. Fulford
Johnston Bidg
Cincinnati, O
Jennie Zinhser
California Avenue
Ill
Christoph Zinhser
Common Pleas Court
Bath
Meyer
Attornes
Hotels and Resorts
Atlantic City
Chalfonte
LEEDS
HOTEL
Havlin
Cincinnatus Best Hotel
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth-Cherbourg
Bremen
Kaiser
Jime
Kronprinz Wm
Cecilie
Kaiser Wm
Plymouth
Friedrich
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Luise
P. Irene
K. Albert
K. Luise
North German Lloyd Travelers’ Checks Oelrichs & CO
N. Y
Atlas National Bank
Brighton German Bank Co
Ag & Co
Race St
First Nation Bank
German National Bank
First National Bank
Thomas Cook & Son
S.kuhn & Sons
Thos, Cook & Son's
Tours
Closson
Fourth St
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