City News: Dog Bites a Peddler and Other Incidents
Bernard Gerke, 27, a peddler of 1425 Central avenue, was treated at City Hospital for a hand bite from a dog. German Lemperie, 69, a millhand at Gage and Calumet, dislocated his shoulder after a fall on Charleton near Jefferson. John Mesback, 39, a dairy hand from Pleasant Ridge, was robbed of $6 and beaten and sought hospital care. Mrs. Hannah Scandridge, 65, of 428 East Sixth Street, was found dead on her rear porch. death listed as natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Gerke
Central Avenue
City Hospital
Lemperie
Gage and
Calumet Streets
Charleton
Jefferson
John Mesback
Pleasant Ridge
Hannah Scandridge
East Sixth Street
Seek Colored Girl Missing Lilly Brown From Sixth and Mound
Police sought Lilly Brown a 15 year old colored girl missing from Sixth and Mound streets for several days. Her mother fears she may have suffered harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Brown
Sixth
Mound Streets
Pocketbook theft sparks warrant for local driver
D Wain reports loss of $67 pocketbook on Avondale car to Ches ter Park. Police issue warrant for Joseph Small 1922 Race street on petit larceny, alleged tobacco theft from Groger's wagon. In a fight at 441 John street, Nonnie Denning 25 was struck and taken to City Hospital. Several men arrested for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Wain
Alexander Flat
Gilbert Avenue
Walnut Hills
Chester Park
Joseph Small
Race Street
F. X. Owens
Duncan Avenue
Groger
John Henley
John Street
Nonnie Denning
Has $95 But Sleeps in Street
David Roach claimed Chicago as home but was found asleep on the street near Second and Main. Patrolman Ward took him to Hammond Street Station where $95 was found in his pockets. Police say his ragged appearance saved him from robbery. He was held for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Roach
Chicago
Second
Main Streets
Ward
Hammond Street
Roach
Federal Officers Prepare for June Court Session
District Attorney McPherson Court Clerk Dilley and Deputy Marshal Sanderson and other U S officials depart tomorrow for the June session in Co us. First Assistant D A Moulinier will oversee matters here during McPhersons absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Dilley
Marshal Sanderson
United States Court
Cous
Mning
Edw. P. Moulinier
Grater Rogers Harp and Miss Willie Anderson Wed in Cincinnati
Grater Rogers Harp a business man of Orgetown Kentucky and Miss Willie Anderson of Georgetown Kentucky were married in Cincinnati at the Grand Hotel by Rev John F Herget of Ninth Street Baptist Church Miss Nannie Tarlton of Georgetown served as maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grater Rogers Harp
Orgetown
Willie Anderson
Georgetown
Cincinnati
Grand Hotel
John F. Herget
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Nannié Tarlton
Woman Knocked Down by Wagon Driver At Fifth and Walnut
A large crowd gathered at Fifth and Walnut streets about 5 p m yesterday when Mrs. Charles Ward of 9837 Hopkins street was knocked down by a wagon driven by A Beck a Green street butcher Traffic Officer Jeffries brought Mrs Ward to a drug store and took charge of the wagon The driver was allowed to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Charles Ward
Hopkins Street
A. Beck
Green Street
Jeffries
Funds Collected for Pasteur Institute Sendoff
George S. Mackelfresh of Winton Place reports $225 collected to cover expenses for sending four Winton Place victims to the Pasteur Institute in Chicago. He aims to raise $75 more and send $300 total by tomorrow to institute officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Mackelfresh
Winton Place
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Hana
Escape Reports From City Hospital Inmate List
Police learned yesterday that Alexander Howard of 411 West Sixth Street, held on disorderly conduct, escaped City Hospital. In a May 24 incident he was lightly injured. Daisy Hayes, 18, former inmate of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd convent, also escaped City Hospital Friday night, her third escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Howard
West Sixth Street
City Hospital
Daisy Hayes
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Herrmanns Celebrate 25th Anniversary at Laughery Club
Mr. and Mrs. August Herrmann marked twenty fifth years of marriage with a celebration at Laughery Club. Guests rode a charter boat to the venue, enjoyed a Laughery dinner, and listened to speeches. Mr Herrmann presented Mrs Herrmann with a diamond amid an afternoon and evening of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Herrmann
Laughery Club
Chartería
Turners from Cincinnati to Attend National Meet in Chicago
Nineteen delegates from Cincinnati and nearby areas will attend the National Turnverein gathering in Chicago from June 28 to July 1. Representing the North Cincinnati Turnverein are August Herrmann and others, with Emil Kramer and B. Schweitzer from the Central Turners, and E. Schrinner, William Riedlin, and E. Roth joining from West Cincinnati. Covington, Newport, and Dayton send additional delegates. Herrmann, as committee chair, will outline plans to entertain the 3,000 athletes at the quadrennial turnfest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Vicinity
National Turnverein
Chicago
Turverein
August Herrmann
Henry Hoefle
Ernst von Bargen
Charles Hauck
Gustav Clemens
A. Warrelman
G. L. Stec
Carl Ziegler
Ernst Groneweg
A. Knoch
Central
Turners
Emil Kramer
B. Schweitzer
West Cincinnati
Conductor Harry Black Injured After Fall From Streetcar
Harry E. Black, a conductor of 2444 West Sixth Street, fell from a streetcar yesterday morning at Eighth and Baymiller streets. He jumped on the running board. wet conditions caused him to slip into the road and suffer a broken shoulder and cuts about the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Black
Weat Sixth Street
Eighth
Baymiller Streets
Soy
Les
Decoration Day Parade Pays Tribute to War Heroes in City
Ten thousand spectators lined the streets as veterans, students, and city workers joined a large Decoration Day parade. Flags flew, drums rolled, and crowds cheered grand marshals and multiple veterans posts, with ceremonies across colored and other cemeteries and floral tributes along riverside memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of Peace
Army of War
Spring Grove Ceremonies At Gathering Of G A R Posts
Ten thousand people gathered at Spring Grove Cemetery for a G A R commemorative parade and services. Posts from Nelson Noyes Mc Cook Shaw and U S Grant Camp participated while Lincoln's Gettysburg Address was read at multiple mounds by Chaplains and veterans leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
John Schwab
Charles F. Hake
Markbreit
Miller
Nelson
Noyes-McCook
Shaw
Lytle
Willich
Hecker
Grant
Thomas
Cincinnati
Sons of Veterans
American Veterans of Foreign Service
George Washington Garrison
Army and Navy Union
Federal Building
William L. Poe
Peter Durr
City Halls
John Cornette, Jr
Spring Grove Cemetery
Memorial Day Observances Across St Bernard and Reading
Memorial Day events honored veterans in St Bernard and Reading with services led by Martin Camp Sons of Veterans and local G A R members. Speeches by Mayor Imwalle Judge Murphy and Gustav Werner marked ceremonies at Indian Hill and the Presbyterian churchyard in Springdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
Martin Camp
Sons of Veterans
Imwalle
J. P. Murphy
Gustav Werner
Reading
Thorne Baker
Indian Hill
G. R
Springdale
Samuel Hunt
John R. Hunt
Lewis W. Irwin
Calvin D. Wilson
William H. James
Madisonville
Henry B. Banning Post
George M. Finch
Flag Raised by Women’s Auxiliary at Lytle Post Memorial
The Women’s Auxiliary of Lytle Post raised a new flag for the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall. John Fehrenbatch praised the banner’s storied past from the American Revolution through 1812, Mexico, Civil War, Spanish-American War, and Cuba’s liberation, highlighting sacrifices and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary of
Lytle
Soldiers and Sailors’ Memorial Hall
John Fehrenbatch
England
Spain
Manila
San Juan Hill
Santiago
Cuba
Antilles
Clovernook School Anniversary Plans Set
Clovernook School for the Blind holds its anniversary next Saturday with arrangements completed. Special cars will run every fifteen minutes from the College Hill line to the school. Patronesses volunteer to help ensure the event's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovernook School For the Blind
College Hill
Fifth-Third National Bank Opens in New Headquarters
The Fifth-Third National Bank readies a formal opening in the Third National Bank Building. Officials and staff will host a public reception as the banks consolidate with 15,000 depositors. transfers to seven ledgers completed yesterday, with new books to be opened over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth-Third National Bank
Third National Bank
Railroads prepare strict less-than-carload marking rule
Railroads will sue and issue a widespread circular to agents enforcing a new rule for all less-than-carload freight. Each package must bear the consignee name and station city state, with county in stations sharing names, and correct marks matched to the bill of lading to avoid delays and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consignee
RST
Hmand
Senkiga
Freight labeling guidelines for transport noted
Freight must be labeled according to stated rules. Pasted labels or securely fastened tags may be used when the freight’s character prevents marking by brush or stencil.
Air in City Water Not a Concern Says Engineer
Acting Chief Engineer Benzenberg of the Water Works Commission explained the white sediment and foaming water result from ordinary air trapped in water under high pump pressure. He said nothing wrong with the city water and noted the system was flushed at the Eden Park reservoirs to clean the large basins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benzenberg
Water Works Commission
California
Reeservoirs
Eden Park
Play Ball Eat Burgoo at Miami River Camp
Spotless Town Camp on the Miami River was turned over to the Knockers of the Business Men's Club. About 100 members traveled by special cars, elected Frank Wiborg president by 34 votes to 31 for E V Overman, then enjoyed a burgee dinner and baseball and other games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami River
Vere
Frank Wiborg
Wiborg
E. V. Overman
Elm Street Man Struck by Car Near Shillito and Reading
Albert Broyer aged 21 living on Elm Street was struck by an automobile said to belong to Dr Bowen at Seventh and Race near Shillito and Reading road. He attempted to cross the street and was hit stepping from the curb. He sustained a head wound and was taken to the Jewish Hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Broyer
Elm Street
Dr. Bowen
Seventh
Race Streets
Shillito
Reading Road
Brover
Jewish Hospital
Obituary notices for Hoffman Mamie Barrington Mary Ann Ruehlmann Trevor Frances Straub
Obituaries list multiple individuals with death dates in May 1908. Hoffman Mamie of 5210 Beech Ave St Bernard Ohio dies age 21. Barrington Mary Ann dies age 86 with funeral from 644 Monroe Newport KY. Ruehlmann Michael dies age 54 with services at 2830 Highland Ave and St Johns Fosdick. Trevor Frances Straub wife of William M Trevor dies in Parkersburg West Virginia with burial there.
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Hoffman—Mamie
Beech Avenue
St. Bernard
Mt. Healthy Cemetery
Barrington
Mary Ann
Charles Ritter
Monroe Street
Newport
Ruehlmann
Michael
Jewish Hospital
Highland Avenue
St. John’s Church
Fosdick Street
Trevor
Frances €. Straub
William M. Trevor
Parkersburg
W. Va
Bereaved Reinhart Family Thanking Friends
The Reinhart family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy following the death of their son and brother Arthur T Reinhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur T. Reinhart
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Lincoln
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Ohio
Unknown Mound
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Wiliam H. Lytle
H. V. Speelman
The
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Mother House of
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Sister Anthony
Jones Post
Peebles Corner
Columbia Baptist Cemetery
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Leisure
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Kate Jackman
Lytle Post
Vine Street Hill
William R.collins
ST. Bernard and
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H. A. Perkin
Mark Brown
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Ewing Blain
Edward H. Bei
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Grace Netter
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Blain
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Melsberg
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Louise Fleisch
Mann
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Stella Goss
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Ilpher D. Ketcham
Hanselmann Commandery
K. T
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D. H. Pottenger
Kilwinning
John C. Roberts
L. Latta
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A. M
Work
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Alfred Knight
W. M
J.J Sullivan 4 Co
Central Av
Erie Av
Hyde Park
Iriy
the Hims & Doepke Co
India
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Clarion Avenue
Evanston
Ruth E. Franklin
W. W. Frame
Ballenberg
Louis M
Spring Grove Chapel
Heim
Barbara
von Holle
Theodore
Mary von Holle
Beckenhaus
Harrison Avenue
St. Bonaventura’s
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W.4th St
Funera Automobile and Carriage Livery
Plum St
Phone Canal
Hash “Suilding
Tel Tanal Tak
Doh
Aloe
Ively
Bt Co
Whee Efleet
Copenhagen
Ibe Hans & Doepke Co
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