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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
5
Local Grasshoppers bowling team story highlights community group activities. Annotations reference Laddie the Outcast by George W. Steep and A Memorial Day Poem by John Harrison Mills. The column also mentions humor pieces and household hints under era date conventions.
Yesterday Tudge Lueders announced a police court session will be held this morning. A lawn fete is planned on the grounds of St. Joseph's Infant Asylum to raise funds for the institution.
Mounted patrolmen wore summer uniforms with buff caps and leggings during yesterday’s salute to the season. The display highlighted civic service and local law enforcement tradition.
The Robert F. Doyle Institute's annual day in the country takes place Sunday June 7 at Lake Allyn. Participants will spend the day enjoying planned activities and outings in the scenic setting.
L. G. Bisman aged 45 of Marietta Ohio a crew member on the towboat Sam Clark fell into the Ohio River at Coal Haven late Thursday night and drowned authorities reported.
George Hughes of 430 Pioneer Street was fined 50 dollars by Police Judge Lueders after his sister claimed he relied on her for support in a domestic dispute.
County commissioners confirmed the appointment of Hat Tie Huntemann as manitress to succeed Miss Anna Mann, with the formal appointment noted yesterday. The action establishes Huntemann in the role as Mann steps down.
James Eagle is listed as a janitor and Emma Hueneke is noted as a janitress in the filed record. Their employment roles appear in the community project roster, indicating staff assignments for building maintenance and cleaning duties.
Attendants at the Public Comfort Station near Fountain Square are being instructed in first aid to the injured to assist anyone in case of accident in the area.
Mrs. Mary Gratwohl sues the Deutscher Broeder Verein for 75 in the court of Justice Muller claiming payment on a life policy of the late George Gratwohl. Her previous suit against the Verein was dismissed.
Anna Katherine Young of Hammond Indiana has written Cincinnati police to locate her parents. She recalls being left at age two with a Young family running a boarding house in Elmwood Place twenty one years ago.
Cincinnati meat inspectors bound for Chicago under Bureau of Animal Industry to discuss stronger enforcement of meat inspection regulations. The trip aims to improve oversight and compliance with federal standards.
Miss Genevieve Seymour Lincoln wishes to be buried in Rome where she died. Attorney John Ledyard Lincoln said a cablegram received Thursday confirms the request.
The Cincinnati Central Turnverein will represent America's oldest Turner society at the July Turnfest in Frankfurt Germany. A banquet honoring the delegates was held last night in their hall. Attending delegates include William Wissler his wife and sister Mrs Mary Schubert William Katz Ernst Roegge Gustav Schmidt and Charles Kuhl.
Otto Kalmus, president of the Epileptic Institute at 228 East Sixth Street, was arrested on a warrant by Post Office Inspector George Soranson for illegal use of the mails. He pleaded not guilty before Commissioner Adler. hearing set for June 27. Bond set at 3000 dollars.
A. P. Donnelly, formerly connected to this city, has been appointed assistant manager of the Hotel Pierrepont at Broadway and Twenty third street in New York City. He assumed charge a few days ago. The Pierrepont is among the finest hotels in the metropolis.
Louis Ballenberg a nationally known musician and band master died at his Nassau street home in Walnut Hills after weeks of paralysis. He was 68, leaves a widow and several children, and for years managed engagements in the city for prominent musical stars. He was an Elk and member of other organizations.
Cincinnati friends doubt report that Jackson Smith has resigned or been fired from the Panama Canal Commission. The Panama Press quotes colleagues and allies amid ongoing canal leadership changes, noting Smith’s strong presence and controversial tenure on the Isthmus.
President A J Conroy announces Avon dale citizens chosen for association committees as a $1 000 fund to decorate the new Avondale school is subscribed. The school will be dedicated next Thursday evening with a quarterly meeting Monday night.
A lengthy list of names and residences appears under Marriage Licenses, including Calvin H. Harper in Jackson County, Hannah Davis at 724 W Court St, John Richardson in Pittsburg, Myrtle Altheide on Oakley Avenue, Erle Avenue Oakley, Susan Frances at Central Avenue, Fred Brown of 1521 Pleasant Street, Clara Frances at Central Avenue, William J. Bhroser in Indiana, Sophia Joseph at Forest and Alaska, Alfred Neal in Sekitan, Georgia Ann Foreman, William R. Berkshire of Milford, Emma Marie Folk of Pleasant Ridge, Jacob V. Valin at 823 Laurel St, Mollie Eppstein near Betts and John, Lee Holford at 768 Wayne Ave, Jeanette Pacey at 2517 Chatham Ave, Elizabeth Gersman at 1320 Spring St, Wirter Sterrett of Dayton Ohio, Minnie Dorst at Gerdes Hotel, Wm. J. Richardson, Beatrice Anderson at 64 W. S Graee, John Kopfatein, Mary Suk Susana Jachum at 1988 Race, Michael Alexander at Woodburn Ave, Bertha Kohn at 2812 Melrose Ave, Otto Geyer near McMicken 3888, Stella Steinmeier 1629 Western Ave, and others with scattered notes and partial addresses.
obituary note for John Theodor Ackerman former fifteen year director of Sun Mutual Insurance Company with a board resolution mourning his loss and pledging attendance at his funeral. Also lists burial permits and patient deaths for local institutions with causes including cancer typhoid fever tuberculosis peritonitis and meningitis.
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