Ninth Street Baptist Church to Launch Week of Rally
The Ninth Street Baptist Church and its stations will inaugurate a week long rally starting Sunday in Cincinnati. Rev H O Fry elected President of the Cincinnati Board of Trustees for the National Purity Federation which organizes a training school for rescue and purity workers. Judge Malsbury appoints James H Robinson and Samuel B Hammell to inspect county treasurer records and cash per statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street Baptist Church
H. O. Fry
Cincinnati
National Purity Federation
Malsbury
James H. Robinson
Samuel B. Hammell
Union leaders present Doherty with diamond stud
Thomas M. Doherty president of the Pavers and Rammers Union in this city and a vice president of the International Union received a diamond stud from union members at their meeting in Riche Neu Hall last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Doherty
Pavers and Rammers’ Union
International Union
Riche- Neu Hall
Norwood Man Loses Diamond Ring Report
A. Harris of 2753 Norwood Avenue reports that on Longworth Street near Plum a colored woman accosted him and pulled his diamond ring valued at 160 dollars from his finger yesterday.
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A. Harris
Norwood Avenue
Norwood
Longworth Street
Plum
Plan for October mass meeting on liberty and temperance
The Evangelical Alliance schedules an October 12 mass meeting where Dean Rogers of Cincinnati Law School or another attorney will present the legal aspect of personal liberty and temperance. Rev. Charles F. Goss will cover the ethical dimension.
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Evangelical Alliance
Dean Rogers
Cincinnati Law School
Charles F. Goss
Negro Evangelist Arrested on Theft Charge
Detectives Reed and Ha]] arrested Rev. Jeane Cheatham a colored evangelist on the charge of receiving stolen goods. Goldie Green, colored, was arrested for allegedly stealing a diamond from Dr. George Snider's residence where she worked as a domestic and is said to have given him the stone.
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Reed and Ha
Jeane Cheatham
Goldie Green
George Snider
Reverend Cole to speak on soldiers life at camp
The Rev Walter D Cole chaplain of the First Regiment O N G will lecture at St Pauls Methodist Church on Switz erland to Algeria detailing soldiers duties and pastimes in camp He will speak Sunday night following an address about the soldiers camp life and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Cole
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Switazerland
Algeria
Telegraph Operator Becomes Assistant Pastor
T E Ragsdale of 489 Laurel Street former telegraph operator and chief operator in a newspaper office joined Central Christian Church as assistant pastor to Rev. Mr Hill. He left his business role to take on church affairs as part of the pastor's plan to hire a man for the business end of church work using a $1200 allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Ragsdale
Laurel Street
Central Christian Church
Rags
Ragsdale
Mr. Hill
Contest Over James Armstrong Will Opens in Probate Court
The will of James Armstrong a coal merchant of James Armstrong & Son is set for contest led by his son Richard. The estate valued at about 15000 dollars primarily leaves Elisabeth the daughter with the largest share while Richard receives only 100 dollars. Pogue and Pogue represent the contestant and Dempsey and Nieberding handle the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Armstrong
James Armstrong & Son
Richard
Elisabeth
Pogue & Pogue
Dempsey & Nieberding
Ohio Valley Improvement Group backs Louisville convention push
Cincinnati business leaders with 200 attendees vow to attend the Deep Waterways Convention in Louisville on October 2 as coal shortages threaten river transport. City officials urge wider participation while warning of Great Lakes to Gulf influence and rail fuel costs.
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Deep Waterways
Louisville
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Business Men’s Club
Cincinnati
Gillham
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburg
Great Lakes
Chicago
Ohio River
Vance
Ellison
Ohio River Improvement Association
Business Men's Club
Markbreit
McNamara Arrives to Lead Millcreek Distilling Branch
Timothy J. McNamara has arrived in Cincinnati and will base at the Millcreek Distilling Company, a branch of Standard Distilling and Distributing. He previously managed a Terre Haute branch and has long been an active Cincinnati resident, with twenty-five years in the Chamber of Commerce. The Terre Haute house is temporarily closed as consolidation proceeds.
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Timothy J. McNamara
Cincinnati
Millcreek Distilling Company
Standard Distilling and Distributing Company
McNamara
Terre Haute
Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Johnson Company
Patrician Shoes Offer Fit Style and Value
The text touts Patrician Shoes as stylish, well made, and affordable. It emphasizes perfect fit and shape retention, elegant but comfortable design, and strong sales growth for women seeking a first class shoe.
May Festival Chorus Might Include Night High School Singers
Supervisor of Music Mr Aiken said he will pick the best singers from the night high school chorus classes for the May Festival chorus. The group will hold its first meeting at the Tenth District School next Wednesday night.
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Aiken
Clerk Returns to Desk After Medical Absence
Howard Fisher, clerk at the Lackman Hotel, resumes duties after two months of home confinement following two operations. Hotel manager William Bodemer plans a hunting and fishing trip in the North, to last several weeks.
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Clerk Fisher
Lackman
Howard Fisher
Lackman Hotel
Fisher
William Bodemer
Vague Directory Fragments Listing Names and Streets
A jumble of personal names and street locations appears, listing individuals such as George Gravius Logan Lorina Schiller Michael O'Brien Susan Nickells John F. Renk Peete Anna Schlesinger Christian Lampe Rose Woelfle James O'Brien May Bankemper Thomas White Geneva Sharp Deuerlein Mary Seegmiller George Watson Maggie Sandusky Henry Miller Nannie Nelson and others with assorted street addresses and locales.
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Ravine
Vine
Calhoun
George H
Gravius
Logan
Lorina Schiller
West "Neventh
Michael O'Brien
John F. Renk
Peete
Joker
Anna Schlesinger
Denaridge Oeipeees
Christian G. Lampe
Findlay
Bone Rose Woelfle
James J. O’brien
East Ninth
A. Bankemper Vans
Walnut
Thomas White
West Fourth
Hartwell
Odata
Turner Verein Elects New North Cincinnati Officers
Red ticket leaders won the election at the Turnverein hall, with Charles H. Karlen and others joining the board as directors. New officers include William H. Lueders as First Speaker and Ernest Groneweg as Recording Secretary. Reds and Blues share a festive mood as the bowling association plans its upcoming election and an installation event with music.
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North
Cincinnati Turnverein
Turnverein
Charles H. Karlen
William H. Lueders
Henry Hoefle
Ernest Groneweg
Adoh Varrelmann
August D. Meyer
Adamemus
Edward Brendamour
Henry Bucb
Lert Yockey
Paul Schole
al. Darker
Jacques Helfferich
Philip Pfalzgraf
Trastee
Charles Hauck
Reds
Blues
Cincinnati Bowling Association
North Cincinnati Turner Hall
North Cincinnati Turnverein
Volunteer Bowling Club Hosts Turners Night in Cincinnati
Charles H. Karlen and Henry Wehman lead volunteers as Dr. Louis Schwap and Prof. Seuss discuss Desirable Citizens and the Turnfest in Germany. William H. Lueders to be introduced as President while Charles Hauck and August Herrmann outline next year’s Carthage Fair Grounds festival plans. Edward Brendamour presents Actives’ Dayton trophy as Volunteer Minstrel and Bowling Club installs officers at North Cincinnati Hall.
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Harry Wehman
Louis Schwap
Prof
Seuss
Frankfort
Germany
William H. Lueders
Charles Hauck
August Herrmann
Turners
Carthage Fair Grounds
Edward Brendamour
Dayton
North Cincinnati Hall
Cincinnati Freemasons Special Meeting Notice
Cincinnati Chapter No. 2 Free Masons set a special meeting Friday October 2 at 7 30 p m Work in Royal Arch Companions from other chapters invited Joel C Clore H P W W Kanler Secretary
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Cincinnati
R. A
Joel C. Clore
Ww. Kanler
Sec'y. A
Obituary notices for September 1908 in Richmond area
Notices list multiple deaths and funeral plans including Susan Carpenter Walter F. Carpenter’s wife aged 97 in Richmond Indiana September 30. Michael Kahn aged 94 with funeral in Avondale. Jane Dixon Linn aged at Fair Haven Ohio. Mary A McDuffie widow of J Thomas McDuffie at Price Hill. Katie B Perin wife of G Perin aged 40 with services at Spring Grove Chapel. Mrs N H Rous of Philadelphia. Louisa P Rees of Crittenden Kentucky. Bertha M Rice wife of L G Rice aged 26 with funeral in Greenfield Ohio. Funeral dates span October 2 3 1908. Flowers omitted where noted.
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Mary A. McDuffie
J. Thomas McDuffie
Summit Avenue
Price Hill
Perin
Katie B
Bevis
G. Perin
Wheeler Street
Spring Grove Chapel
Roush
N. H
Philadelphia
Thomas Rouse
Crittenden
Rees
Louisa P
Wash
Western Avenue
Rice
Bertha M
Nee Baldwin
L. G. Rice
Fay Baldwin
Greenfield, QO
Burial Permits From Local District Offices
List of burial permits for residents including Nellie Johnson age 60 at 1529 Chapel Street died of heart disease and infant Stewart 3 days at 1545 Cutter Street with convulsions. Other cases include George Schaaf 39 at 832 Carlisle Avenue cancer Leona Buss 46 at 2235 Gilbert Avenue diphtheria Mary Freeman and Ida Ife deaths. Paulin Mary at St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum pneumonia Louis Brown 1 month at the same asylum enteritis.
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Johnson
Nellie
Chapel Street
Miller
John
Mary Street
Stewart
Cutter Street
Schaaf
George
Mary’s Hospital
Carlisle Avenue
Leona
Gilbert Avenue
Stache
Theresa
van Lear
Freeman
Mary
East Eighth Street
Marasm Ife
Ida
Bayrmiller
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Alliance
Dr. Hill
M’namara
Shillito
Patri
Cian
Jority of Women
Patrician
The
Patritian
Che John Shillite Company
Alleghanies
Verein
W. H. Lueders
Albert Daiker
Henry
Hoefle
Masonic
Carpenter
Susan
Walter F. Carpenter
Richmond
Indiana
Avondale
Hutchins
A. H. Mitchell
Race Street
Hotels and Resorts
Hotel
Normandie
Washington, D. C
N.W
MacPherson Square
Havlin
John H. Havlin
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
A.M. Kronprinz Wm
Kaiser Wm.d.Gr
Kaiser Wm. II
Cecilie
Friedrich Wm
D. Gr
Barbarossa
fGr
Kurfuerst
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
A.M. K
Albert
Luise
Irene
Lloyd Travelers’ Checks Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
N.Y
Atlas National Bank
Brighton German Bank
Bepler & Co
University
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Linton Hotel
Pennsylvania
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Geo. W. Weedon
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Springfield
London
Columbus
Ichie Bross Sera
St. DS
T.ors
John Church Co
Closson
Fourth St
West
G.R. Holmes
Eighth St
Commercial Tribune
Natural Bridge, Ky
Fourth Street
Covington
Ionia
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
Grand Mountain
Fourth and Vine Sts
Sinton Hotel
First National Bank
EB. Cor
Steamsdia
Sundax
C.c.&l
Thomas Cook
Richmond Muncie
Marion
Peru
8Th and
McLean
Watrsaw
Elberon
Sedamsville Cara
B. 4Th St
Main
West 202
Italy
Ss. S. Deutschland
Hamburg
McLeas. Ca
VIA
Ch&d-Monon
Fifth
Pam
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