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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1908
Page
8
In Probate Court Judge Malsbury ratified a three suit settlement for the Curpayn family arising from the December 30, 1906 Warsaw avenue streetcar wreck. The compromise totaled 10 000 dollars with 7500 for Curpayn's death 1500 for the son's injuries and 1000 for loss of services.
California travel offered in wide vestibuled ordinary sleeping cars with modern conveniences. Departs Cincinnati every Tuesday at 6 p.m. via Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso and Los Angeles to San Francisco. Rates for berths half price in regular sleepers. Contact B&O S.W. Illinois Central or Southern Pacific agents or write C H Wiseman Joseph Biggs or W H Connor for details.
Cincinnati women plan a two night music hall cantata titled Professor Napoleon to aid the Ohio Hospital for Women and Children. More than one hundred young performers participate with several notable ladies and judges supporting the event.
A Logansport sender mailed a two dollar bill to Captain M. D. Kirk of the Government printing plant. The bill arrived at the Cincinnati Post Office with no envelope or wrapper and a tag indicating it was for Captain Kirk. The note and bill were found untouched, underscoring trust in federal mail handlers.
Night high school enrollment has surged prompting the move of East Night High School classes from the Ninth Street building to the Third Intermediate School on Franklin Street. The Elementary Night School will reopen Monday in the Ninth Street Building under Earl Trisler.
The Board of Education will award the design for the Twenty Third District School addition next Tuesday after competition by three architects. President Withrow said the addition will be finished within the coming year. Other projects in progress include Hughes and Woodward High Schools Kirby Road School Eleventh District School and Highlands with upgrades to the Twenty second Highteenth and Sixteenth District Schools.
The Bureau of Contagious and Infectious Diseases presents weekly mortality figures for weeks ending October 4, 1907, and October 2, 1908. Measles shows 20 cases with 0 deaths in 1907 and 0 deaths in 1908. diphtheria 10 cases with 1 death in 1907 and 10 cases with 3 deaths in 1908. scarlet fever 3 cases with 0 deaths in 1907 and 14 cases with 1 death in 1908. typhoid fever 17 cases with 0 deaths in 1907 and 11 cases with 2 deaths in 1908. measles again 16 cases with 12 deaths?. chickenpox 0 cases with 98 deaths?
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