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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1908

Page

3

Man volunteers tuberculin test in bid to cure disease

Frank Merritt, a middle aged man who lost his wife and son to tuberculosis, allows Dr. C C Carroll to inoculate him with tuberculosis germs in a bid to find a preventative and cure. Merritt says death holds no terror and he seeks science rather than self interest. He will be watched hour by hour as treatment proceeds.

New York Frank Merritt Merritt Salvation Army Chatham Square C. C. Carroll Broadway Sherman Building

Kentucky Doctor and Owenton Belle Wed in Cincinnati

Dr James T Guilbert of Paducah and Miss Blanch Stamper of Owenton wed after delays caused by Ohio licensing rules. Reverend E G Vick, from Kentucky, registered and obtained an Ohio license to perform marriages to proceed with the ceremony at the Linton Hotel in Cincinnati. The couple plans an Eastward honeymoon and will reside in Paducah.

Kentucky James T. Guilbert Paducah Blanch Stamper Owenton Cincinnati Guilbert Vick Linton Ohio Linton Hotel

Sixth District Democrats renominate R. M. Denver for Congress

In Xenia Ohio May 28 the Sixth District Democrats renominated R M Denver for Congress Judge Harmon delivered a speech outlining the party’s platform and qualifications for the nominee The result strengthens Denver in the race for the congressional seat with Harmon endorsing the choice and addressing supporters.

Judge Harmon Commercial Tribune Xenia O R. M. Denver Congress Harmon

Vandusen Renominated At Huron County Republican Convention

In Norwalk at the Gilger Opera House the Huron County Republican convention renominated Frank W. Vandusen for Representative. Delegates endorsed President Roosevelt Taft Governor Harris and Vandusen. no mention was made of Congressman Laning.

Commercial Tribune Norwalk Huron County Gilger Opera House Frank W. Vandusen Roosevelt Taft Harris Vandusen Laning

Cured Itch by Cuticura Trio Says Milam Man

A Milam Missouri resident testifies that rough symptoms including itching swelling and a leg eruption were cured by Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Pills after several doctors failed. He notes relief from a long lasting leg issue and a feared blood poisoning. May 13 1907.

Seven Prisoners Escape from Steubenville Jail

Seven inmates led by a 20 year old overpowered Sheriff Vorhes in Steubenville Ohio and escaped from the County Jail. The fugitives Emmet Coulter Charles McBee Mike Levich Tony Nace John McCrea Fred Eli Jack Wind were armed and fled toward Pittsburg with $100 taken from the sheriff.

Steubenville D.F. Vorkes Emmet Coulter Charles McBee Mike Levich Tony Nace John McCrea Fred Eli Jack Wind Pittsburg Vorhes

Harding Will Run Anyway As Independent Republican

Washington May 28 J E Harding of the Third Ohio District declares he will run as an independent Republican after the Board of Elections refused to recognize a convention. He says the decision overrides law and that bosses of both parties block fair expression, promising a campaign to reflect the people’s sentiment and defend republican government.

Commercial Tribune Washington Board of Elections Congressional Committee J. E. Harding Ohio

Roosevelt Signs Alaska Coal Development Law

President Roosevelt signed a sweeping bill to encourage Alaska coal development. The measure limits coal land holdings to 2 560 acres per person or group, with forfeiture for excess. The act gives the government first claim on mined coal to secure navy fuel supply.

Washington Roosevelt Alaska

Enroll Twenty Names in Drug Clerks Organization

The association of drug clerks enrolled twenty more new members and adopted a measure on membership eligibility. The act outlines committees for enforcing laws relating to registering clerks and ensuring qualified membership.

Association of Drug Clerks Associated of Drug Clerks

Minister Refuses Salary Increase at All Souls Church

The Rev. L Ward Brigham pastor of All Souls University Church in Flatbush declined a salary increase. The church trustees approved a raise, but he stated he does not want it, and reports say the increase may still be approved despite his protest.

New York L. Ward Brigham All Souls’ Universalist Church Flatbush Board of Trustees

Tornadoes Strike Kansas and Oklahoma Causing Fatalities

A tornado tore through southern Jewell County Kansas killing one man and seriously injuring twenty two others with many buildings demolished. Seven of the injured are feared dead and the storm carved a 160 foot wide path of destruction. In Oklahoma a second tornado swept the Henrietta Ravina district with towns Seward and Wanamaker in the affected zone bringing heavy rain and possible flood conditions.

Salina Kan Jewell County George Hahn Guthrie Okla Henrietta Ravina Seward Wanamaker

Women and Foreign Missionary Groups May Skip Joint Session

Anderson Ind May 28 reports it is nearly decided the Woman's Missionary Association and the Foreign Missionary Society will not hold a joint international session next year. Akron Ohio is seen as a likely meeting site for the Woman's group while the Foreign Missionary Society has not fixed a location. The year’s finances show a deficit of 8000 dollars with 547 local societies and 13435 members, including 110 new societies, per Mrs B F Witt of Dayton Ohio.

Woman’s Missionary Association B. F. Witt Dayton

Police to Replace 82 Caliber Revolvers With 38 Calibers

An order will be issued to discard 82 caliber revolvers and substitute 38 calibers after the shooting of Patrolman Peterson last Saturday. The old belief that police should carry only guns that maim is challenged as criminals are not careful in weapon choice. Police seek better protection.

Peterson

Postmaster Indicted in North Webster Assault Case

Warsaw Ind May 28 The grand jury indicted Postmaster Allen C Scott of North Webster on a charge of assaulting Nat J Kline. The attack occurred in Justice John Bothells court at North Webster where Scott and Kline were opposing counsel.

Warsaw Ind Grand Jury Allen C. Scott North Webster Nat J. Kline John Bothell Scott Kline

City Hall Notes Reflect Board Actions and Staffing

Principal Wilkinson of the First Intermediate School will address inmates at the Workhouse on Sunday. Wenner of the Service Board prepares a five year garbage removal contract with Cincinnati Reduction Company. The Board of Public Service contracted Barber Asphalt Company for Ninth street pavement at 2876.20 and South Court street at 1566.98. Pedoge raises rent. Bridge Repair Yard vacate by July 1. Danner moves to sell Hoberg residence in Burnet Park extension. Traction company tracks approved in Beekman Street. Mayors signs three ordinances on fire apparatus, dumping ban in Millcreek and preserving a home. Kaiser appointed temporary Water Works bookkeeper at 130 monthly. Dowling protest over Lytle Park demolition forwarded to committee.

Board of Public Service Barber Asphalt Company Ninth Street Main and Sycamore South Court Street Main

Fight over Fourth Reformed Church split at General Synod

The Fourth Reformed Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia fights to leave the Reformed Church for the Presbyterian Church and take church property. Delegates clash over protests. readings are blocked as factions vie to control the church and its Catherine Street property. A civil court clash, Countermine’s pulpit, and a June trial loom as the General Synod weighs discipline actions.

General Synod of Reformed Presbyterian Church Fourth Reformed Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia The Presbyterian Church Fourth Reformed General Synod of the Reformed Church Cincinnati First Reformed Presbyterian Church Ninth and Plum Streets J. N. Boice Fourth Reformed Presbyterian Church Reformed Church Nineteenth and Catherine Streets Reformed J. D. Countermine Countermine General Synod Cedarville Boice David McKinney First, Reformed Church Alexander Cavage New Galilee J. L. Chesnutt Coulterville, Ill N. 2. Park

Roanoke Liquor Transport Ruling Reaches Express Carrier

The Southern Express Company must carry liquor consigned by Roanoke shippers to customers in dry towns along the Norfolk & Western line. The decision, following an appeal to the State Corporation Commission, holds dry town ordinances ineffective and requires transport and delivery of legally sold intoxicants to all licensed retailers and consignors.

Richmond Roanoke Southern Express Company Norfolk & Western Railroad State Corporation Commission Express Company

Ed Callahan Recovers From Fatal Feud Wounds

Lexington May 28 Ed Callahan noted feudist and Hargis lieutenant believed fatally cut by his brother in law who was then shot and killed by Callahan’s son He has recovered and is now attending Circuit Court at Jackson

Lexington Ed Callahan Hargis Callahan Etme Atckson

Public Building Funds Authorized for Ohio Cities

The conference report on the general deficiency bill lists Ohio towns receiving public building funds for the next fiscal year. Cities and amounts include Lima 20000, Ashtabula 20000, Delaware 20000, Alliance 30000, Ironton 20000, Mansfield 20000, Massillon 20000, Bellaire 20000, Bellefontaine 10000, Bowling Green 10000, Cambridge 10000, Defiance 10000, Middletown 10000, Steubenville 20000, Tiffin 12500, Van Wert 10000, Wooster 10000, Xenia 10000.

Commercial Tribune Washington Ohio Lima Ashtabula Delaware Alliance Ironton Mansfield Massillon Bellaire Bellefontaine Bowling Green Cambridge Defiancs Middletown Steuberville Tiffin van Wert Wooster Xenia

Alleged Forger Arrested in Hindman Kentucky

J Bates charged with forging checks in Virginia and across Kentucky mountain banks was arrested in Hindman Knott County on a Hindman Bank check forgery charge. He is accused of defrauding nearly every bank in the Kentucky mountains.

Lexington J. Bates Virginia Kentucky Hindman Knott County Bates

Social and Personal Notes From Cincinnati Area

Numerous social events fill a week in Avondale, Walnut Hills, and surrounding neighborhoods. Highlights include a large dance honoring Lenora R. McCracken, a multiset shower for Charlotte Callahan, and a May festival for the Widows and Old Men's Home with varied crafts, music, and supper. Also noted are upcoming weddings for Adele Mullane, Florence Husman, and Luella Sattler, plus Mothers' Club gatherings and tea events.

East McMillan Street Samuel Hunt Philip Hunt L. E. Caldwell J. K. Sterrett C. H. Gould Austin Thompson J. G. Sandford Sterrett Tatum George Harrison Samuel Pogue J. T. Carew Ayres Henry Cist W. T. Todd Helen Graydon Roberta Dohrman Alfreda Shipley Margaret Julia Anderson Charlotte Rowe Angie Farin Corinne Lawson Frances Perin Alice Bowles Sheldon

Norwood Art Club Invites Guests for June 10 at Mrs Stevens home

Local society notes list invitations and travel plans of several residents. Mrs. George S Stevens hosts an at home gathering on Allison Avenue in Norwood on Wednesday June 10. Many residents plan trips to Louisville, Terre Haute and Europe and brides to be are named along with attendees and hosts.

Norwood Art Club George S. Stevens Allison Avenue Norwood Taylor C. Goshorn Robert Todd McAllister Mt. Auburn Olis Ser B. W. Wasson Cleneag’ Avenue J. W. Owens St. Paul Minn Alice Rose Price Hil Dc. A. Burkhardt Melrose Avenue Walnut Hills Christine Armstrong Walnut Hillis Lexington May Skankling Joseph Harting L. Rueckert Fairview Avenue Hyde Park New York Frank Strake Cynthiana Florence Edna Wimmer Shaw and Erie Avenue St. Louis

Kentucky Society Social Roundup in Newport and Covington

Mrs T J Bradley and children from Winchester visit Mr and Mrs Alfred Davies in Covington. Mrs John R Coppin and others host a porch party for Mrs Mary Coppin’s eightieth birthday at the Coppins summer cottage White Villa. Mrs Edward Burton Johnson entertains with cards in Covington. Mrs Charles Todd and family plan a Chicago visit then Colorado Springs. Dorothy Rainey returns from Washington. Bailie Morridge visits Columbus. Mrs Will Andrews hosts a forty-guest six-hand euchre party with luncheon. Mrs Walter Emerson hosts luncheon at Four Oaks Dinsmore Park. Miss Emily Woodall to host luncheon for Miss Martha Farmer. Mrs Kate Trimble Woolsey leaves for New York then California. Mrs Charles Moriarity to return from Cleveland. Miss Mary Andrews takes friends to Dayton by motor. Mrs E C Arnold returns to Paris, Ky.

T. J. Bradley Winchester Charles Todd Covington Chicago Colorado Springs Dorothy Rainey Newport Washington D. C Bailie Morridge Columbus Will Andrews Walter Emerson Four Oaks Dinsmore Park Mesdames John R. Pixton Howard Gayle J. K. Morris Burton Warner Frances Wilshire Mary L Hall Mary Queen Emily Woodall Martha Farmer Frankfort Kate Trimble Woolsey W. W. Trimble New York City California Charles Moriarity Cleveland Mary Andrews Dayton E. C. Arnold Paris

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promoted For Quick Headache Relief

A vintage advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as fast relief for headaches with no after effects and no nausea. It claims broad affordability and a money back guarantee if they fail to help, with distribution through druggists and a 25 cent trial offer.

Fader Lak Minn Miles Medical CO Elkhart Ind

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ptient Physician Kentucky Doctor E. G. Vick Parkland Baptist Church Louisville Denver Milan Harding Rev. L. Ward Brigham Berkeley Cal Kangas Oklahoma State Ohio City Wall Indiana City Hall Notes Wilkinson First Intermediate School Wenner Service Board Cincinnati Reduction Company Henry Pedoge Flint Wade Streets Danner Hoberg Burnet Park Extension Traction Company Beekman Street Queen City Harrison Avenues Markbreit Millcreek Fifth Street Alf Rt J. Kaiser Water Works Department F. C. Dowling Lytle Homestead Lytle Park Virginia Corporation Commission Buckeye Kentucky Mountains Social and Personal Lenora R. McCracken Avondale Club Edna Howe Lillian Endres Hamilton Marie McCurry Mariean Adele Todhunter Mattingly Anna Coldewey Weaver Alma Bachelor Marie Verkamp Tess Bess O’barr Middlekamp Pauline Werk Celia Myers Emma Poor Elizabeth Sulla Griffin Grace Evans Madge Gannon Hilda Straus Nell Lowenberg Josephine Clemens Grace Foy Clothilde Ramve Margaret Bubhr Edna Brockman Clara Cahill Florence Kennedy Elsie Funck Nell Wilson Clara Robben Nan Keadin Jane Murray Belle Lucke Oess Coppin Bollman Allie Knapp Félicia Klayer Ada Wing Adele O8kamp Adele Mullane Ida Bruhl Angela Bering E Flach Edna Muhleen Heekin Evelynnor Robert Gertrudhauser Ait Carpenter Mr Howell James Dean Tim Goodman Harry Hugnes E. G. Diehl Robert Humphreys Joseph Verkamp James Russell Myron Ballenberg Do. Werk Dominick Cloud James Reilly Paul Verkamp Harry Anderson Harry Jansen Thomas Geoghegan Clarence Loeb Elmont Bankhardt Dorse Noonan Harry Noonan Henry Parcheck Arthur Larmon Walter Tobitt Hooker Brown Cooder Albert Herschede Harry Esterman Frank McCormick Dayton William Flynn Victor Murray Frank Morris Horace Motteram John Shay Albert Gates Milner John Sullivan Charles Mullane Frank Ponc Frank Middlekamp John Fanger Huschardt Dolph Bering Ray Fox Walter Flach Ernest Braun Henry Poor Joseph Readin Walter Nolan Dan Metz Arno Dorst Joseph Ryan Harry J. Price J. D. Mettracken Emil Gobrecht R. M. Ochiltree Richard Anderson Ben Smith C. B. Skinner Charles Molser E. Hanson Muhlhoefer William Richmond Jack Richmond W. J. Williams E. G. Harmeyer Guy George A. Nees Charlotte Louise Callahan Charles Train Beeching Hawthorne Avenue Price Hill Philip Werthner Lydia de Courey Walter Ryan Nell Hickey Minnie Nees Helen Little Miss Rohan Gertrude Malloney J. Sullivan Marjorie Florence Callahan E. V. Brookfield Flossie Beck Miss Callahan Walter A. Ryan East Norwood Roger's Farm Nees St.Peter’s Cathedral Louis Ehrgott Joseph Schenke Marcus B. Kellerman William Beck Hargourad Nielsen Gilbert Wilson F. C. Miller Rose Hill H. Thane Miller Woman's Club Department of Art Frederick James Carl John Mullane East Walnut Hills Nannie Weakley H. C. Weakley Carl Barth Florence Husman Henry Husman George Ackotter St. Francis de Sales Church M Husman John Roth Lenora McCracken Laura Nolan Robert Ackotter Ray Klein Walter Schwab Clifford Husman Minnie Fromeyer Miss Husman McAlpin Avenue Clifton Reno Runck Luella Sattler Betty Hord Miss Deglow Gertrude Molloy George L. Mallett George Cohen Harry Cohen Julia Baxter Forrest Porter William Eggers Andrew Coakley Harry Moran T. Runck Angela Bering Stanley Raine Clark Mahoney Mises Etta Runck Miss. Sattler Ella Louise Hewetson Tal Port Samuel L. Morey Say Grand Hotel Herbert Bigelow Mr. Moyer Missouri Lang Moyer Unitarian Church Avondale Louise Hartmann General Mothers’ Association S. C. Ayres Annie Laws George Kerper Coburn Gugnford School Linton Street Charles Fleischmann Laws Colburn Stone Hartmann Reirleke May Cochran Miss Phelps Weil Mary Kattenhorn Spain Avenel Ft. Thomas Kentucky Society
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