Postoffice Safe Blown Open at Weston Ohio
Burglars blew the safe in the Weston Ohio post office yesterday morning and fled with money and stamps totaling about 75 dollars. The annual territorial conference of the YWCA workers of Ohio and West Virginia will be held at Denison University Granville Ohio November 6 7 and 8. Bishop David H Moore tours West Virginia towns then attends the Methodist Episcopal Conference in Moundsville today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston, O
W. C. A. Workers of
Ohio and
West Virginia
Denison University
Granville
David H. Moore
Moundsville
W. Va
Methodist Episcopal Conference of
Talk on Personal Liberty by Dean Rogers and Dr Goss
The Evangelical Alliance will address the topic Personal Liberty next Monday morning. Dean Rogers of the Cincinnati Law School will discuss the legal aspects and Dr Charles F Goss will cover the ethical dimensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Alliance
Dean Rogers
Cincinnati Law School
Charles F. Goss
Miner executive William M. Tudor visits hometown
William M. Tudor formerly of Cincinnati and now local manager for the Mine and Smelter Supply Company in Denver is in the city to visit his mother and renew old acquaintances. He is widely congratulated on his West successes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Tudor
Cincinnati
Denver
Tudor
West
Stolen Goods Case In Police Court Warrants Issued
Henry Max of 737 Richmond street obtained warrants for the arrest of Harry Greenfield and Henry Weisberg in police court, charging grand larceny. Max says while at synagogue for Yom Kippur observances the two men stole a watch and clothing valued at 100 dollars from his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Max
Richmond Street
Harry Greenfield
Henry Weisberg
Tragedy Near Price Hill Distracts School Walk Home
Seven year old Harry Vogel, of 2362 Glenway Avenue in Price Hill, was struck by a southbound Elberon Avenue car at State Avenue and Stabler Street as he walked home from school yesterday at noon. He suffered a crushed right leg and severe lacerations. doctors fear fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vogel
Glenway Avenue
Price Hill
Elberon Avenue
State Avenue
Stabler Street
Montreal Aldermen Visit Cincinnati Water Works Tour
A French delegation from Montreal led by Aldermen Noe Leclare and L A Lapointe toured Cincinnati water facilities after attending a dinner hosted by local business groups. They praised the plant's reputation and received a warm welcome from city officials and engineers including Acting Mayor and Chief Engineer Benzenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Omaha
Neb
League of American Municipalities
Cincinnati
Business Men's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men’s Club
Michael Ryan
L. A. Lapointe
Taft
Noe Leclare
W. J. Proulx
C. Robillard
E. Lesperance
T. O’connel
J. D. Couture
Joseph Ward
J. H. Nault
Victor Levesque
Elie Major
Eugene Suay
Willie Mount
John McKenna
A. E. Prudhomme
Lane Seminary lectures begin in chapel series
Two lecture courses start in the Lane Seminary Chapel and run each Tuesday evening through summer. Dr Edward Mack leads the 8 oclock International Lessons course while Dr Selby H Vance conducts the 8 40 oclock normal work course. Open to all with diplomas awarded at year end for second course. Westminster Teacher Training series used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Seminary
Edward Mack
Selby H. Vance
Hamilton County
Westminster
Register Tomorrow Vote Duty Emphasized
A civic notice urges citizens to register tomorrow to be eligible to vote. It stresses voting as a responsibility and warns that those who do not register cannot participate in the upcoming election.
Morrison laid to rest in Clifton in family service
Funeral services for the late Thomas Morrison were held at his Ludlow Avenue home in Clifton at 2:30 PM. Revs. Grant and Fitzgerald led the religious rites. Honorary pallbearers from the Chamber of Commerce and Park Packers associations included Michael Ryan and John G. Roth. Active pallbearers were led by Joseph C. Brown and Thomas Ryan. The court postponed any railroad trustee appointment until after Morrison’s funeral and notice of vacancy is filed. Names like J G Schmidlapp were mentioned as potential successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morrison
Ludlow Avenue
Clifton
Morrison
Donald M. Grant
David B. Fitzgerald
Chamber of Commerce
Michael Ryan
Charles M. Holloway
William N. Hobart
James M. Glenn
J. Milton Blair
L. L. Sadler
Cincinnati Park Packers and Provision Dealers’ Associations
Mr. Morrison
John G. Roth
A. Sander
Fred Schroth
William H. Davis
Edward Rawson
Supreme Court
Southern Railroad
J. G. Schmidlapp
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Man sues for breach of promise in common pleas court
Charles Burkhardt baker of 1816 Race Street sues Mrs Eliza beth Paulie Stross saloon keeper of 1516 Vine Street for 10000 damages alleging she promised to marry last May then refused. He also contests a property transfer to Anthony and Margaret Stross as fraudulent to deprive him of damages. Gustav R Werner is attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burkhardt
Elizabeth Paulie Stross
Vine Street
Common Pleas Court
Burkhardt
Stross
Henry Kuhlmann
Kuhlmann
Vine and
Moore Streets
Anthony Stross
Margaret Stross
Gustav R. Werner
Girl Disappears After Quarrel with Father
Police alerted to the disappearance of 15 year old Jessie King whose parents at 845 York Street say she left home after a quarrel in which he threatened to send her back to a convent. She left a note asking not to return and mentioning Wade Street Park as a lookout. Parents think she fled the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie King
York Street
Price Hill
Wade Street
Jessie
Odd Fellows Form Temple Emergency Association
City’s leading Odd Fellows organize the Temple Emergency Association to ward the temple from savings remove debt. J. H. Charles Smith Dr Leach William Attley George C Kolb C B Verges Charles W Manney J T Allen EB C Boyce and others head the group. Last year over four thousand dollars of the temple debts were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Temple Emergency Association
Odd Fellows’ Temple
J. H. Charles Smith
Dr. Leach
Wrlliam Attlésey
C. B. Verges
Charles W. Manney
J. T. Allen
EB. C. Boyce
Temple
Susan B Anthony Club backs tax resistance over representation
Members met at Gibson House to form a league of women taxpayers resisting taxation without representation. Miss Rugg of Newport described her stance and urged patriotic action. A committee led by Mrs. John Seymour and others organized the effort, with talks by Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. Rechtin, and Dr. Sarah Siewers on suffrage events in Columbus and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Anthony Club
Gibson House
Miss Rugg
Newport
John Seymour
M. B. Ross
H. B. Stanton
McLaughlin
F. Rechtin
Sarah Siewers
Columbus
A. K. Dickerson
Charles F. McLean
Susan B. Anthony
Twentieth Century Clubs
L. M. Reed
Buffalo
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Trimble Woolsey
Covington
Edmondson Quits Commissioner Job in Swing for Successor
Robert E. Edmondson Republican nominee resigns as County Commissioner. Probate Judge Malsbury County Auditor Richardson and County Recorder Blair will meet at 11 a.m. to name his successor, with William Tanner favored. Edmondson’s term would have ended next September amid law conflicts over term dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Edmondson
Malsbury
Richardson
Blair
William Tanner
Tanner
Mt. Auburn
Edmondson
Missionary Meeting Draws Noted Workers to Walnut Hills
The Ohio Branch of the Woman’s Board of Missions and the Ohio Woman’s Home Missionary Union hold sessions at Walnut Hills Congregational Church. Notable attendees include Mrs. B. F. Whitman Cleveland Mrs. A. M. Gibbons Cleveland Mrs. George Brown Toledo Mrs. Helen Rice Oberlin Dr. Emily Dillman Smith Ing Hok China Miss Josephine Walker Shaowa China and others from Oberlin Cleveland Toledo Matsuyama Japan New York Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Woman’s Board of Missions of the Interior
Ohio Woman’s Home Missionary Union
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
City
B. F. Whitman
Cleveland
A. M. Gibbons
George Brown
Toledo
Helen Rice
Oberlin
Emily Dillman Smith
Ing Hok
China
Josephine Walker
Shaowa
W. B. Chamberlain
H. B. Newell
Matsuyama
Japan
Mirian
Woodberry
New York
Charles Hutchison
A. D. Hatfield
Elizabeth Little
W. F. Brunner
Marion Brunner
George Z. Mechling
Hamilton, O
Howard Huckins
James K. Higginbotham
Shandon
Marriage Licenses List With Names and Addresses
A long list of individuals and residences appears under marriage licenses, including names such as Clarence W. Wacker Newtown Carrie S. Burger Newtown Karl F. West Cornwall NY Katherine D. Clark Grandview Ave 21 and many others with varied local addresses and ages. The OCR provides fragmented entries across multiple cities and streets, forming a dense directory of proposed unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Wacker
Newtown
Carrie S. Burger
Karl F. West
Cornwall, N. Y
Katherine D. Clark
Grandview Av
Smith
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lie M. Ayres
Norwood
Elizabethtown
Reading Road
Frank Hening
Hyde Park
Estella Never
Frances Schmuelling
St. Bernard
John C. Miller
Louisa Barry
Ceoaee
Herman J. Fry
Millhausen
Ing
Frances M. Thedick
Clay St
Orate Clifford George
Kenton
Anna Hagemeyer
Copland
Henry Planitz
Martin At
Martin St.scsss
Francis
Bertling
R. Myers
Laston
Iilie L. Jackson
North St
Amanda M Moore
Albert Eee
Mammoth Store Reopens After Fire Renovation at Twelfth and Main
Windhorst-Schlueter Co reopens its Windhorst store at Twelfth and Main after a November 25, 1907 fire. The rebuilt building features cherry fittings, cream interiors, and a fully new stock including dresses, silks, linens, and millinery. An orchestra performs during hours with flowers, palms, and interior redecoration. The millinery department opens later once fixtures arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windhorst-Schlueter Company
Twelfth
Main Streets
Hartwell County Commissioners act on bridge repairs and drainage
At a county meeting bids for Benson Street and Clarke Street bridges over Millcreek were ordered. A claim about delays on Symmes Township Bridge was sent to the County Surveyor. Elks Lodge No. 5 may use the Armory for a November 17 fancy dress ball. department reports show various receipts and disbursements for the quarter ending September 30. A Hartwell mayor and about sixty property owners petitioned for drainage from Lockland and Wyoming into the former village, referred to the County Engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samath B. Queal
Symmes Township
Elks Lodge
Blair
Hartwell
Lockland
Wyoming
Pope Sends His Picture to St Francis College
The college marks its golden anniversary with the Pope sending a picture and blessing through the order's minister general. Rev. Urban Freundt led yesterday’s services in the chapel with many professors students and alumni present. Rev. Antonius Brockhuis gave the sermon. An outing at Mt Airy Convent closes the celebration today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis’ College
Urban Freundt
Antonius Brockhuis
Inquest Hears Death of Joseph Schneider Aided by Officer Hess
Coroner Cameron held an inquest into Joseph Schneider's death prompted by claims Patrolman Charles G. Hess struck him after a dispute over two boys take apples. Neighbors and clerks testified Schneider fell and hit his head as Hess intervened. Hess is charged with murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Joseph Schneider
Charles G. Hess
Schneider
Wade
Elm Streets
Joseph Meyer
Hess
Anthony Selter
Meyer
Henry Greener
Confrontation at St Nicholas Hotel Barber Shop
Constables from Squire Muller's court executed a writ against barber Frank Hoover at the St Nicholas Hotel shop. They seized cash and fixtures for about $35 in favor of Max Wacher & Sons Co. A crowd gathered, Patrolman Brigham refused to arrest the officers, and Mrs Hoover sought warrants at police headquarters but was refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Muller
St. Nicholas Hotel
Frank Hoover
Max Wacher & Sons Co
Brigham
Hoover
Funeral Mass for J. J. Bilal at Crematory
Lafayette Lodge No. 81 F and A M announces a lodge gathering on Wednesday October 7 at 12 30 p m to attend the funeral of deceased brother J J Bilal Services will be held at the Crematory at 2 p m Alfred Knight W M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Lodge
A. M
J. J. Bilal
Alfred Knight
W. M
Spring Grove
Eastle Street
Kilwinning Chapter 97 R A M Meets October 7
Kilwinning Chapter No 97 R A M holds a stated convocation Wednesday October 7 at 7 30 p m Visitors invited. Cincinnati Commandery 3 Special conclave also Wednesday October 7 at 7 30 p m Work in the Order of the Temple Sir Knights of other Commanderies invited Charles A Eckert BM Com secretary Latta H P L Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilwinning
John C. Roberts
Cincinnati
Order of the Temple
Charles A. Eckert
Funeral notices and burial permits from a local paper
Obituaries list multiple deaths with addresses and service details. Names include Blair J J, Ginocchio Louis, Hayward Albert, Murphy Martin, Matthews Henry H, Morrison Thomas, Ricketts William, plus burial permits for Maloney Hannah, Baldauf Henry, Urray James, Rences Michael, Brandhorst Justine, Thomas Isaac, Kessler Pearl, Cecilia Mary, Umpitia Sell, Wirthwine William, Koerkel Catherine, Nealon Catherine, Julia King, Kolbe John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloney
Hannah
City Hospital
Barr Street
Baldauf
Henry
Guy Street
Urray
James
Branch Hospital
Gilbert Avenue
Rences
Michael
West Sixth Street
Brandhorst
Justine
Blair Avenue
Thomas
Isaac
Eastern Avenue
Kessler
Pearl
St. Aloysius Asylum
Cecelia
Mary
St. Joseph's Asylum
Eer Umptia
Sell
Jospeh
Wirthwine
William
East Twelfth Street
Koerkel
Catherine
Curtis Street
Nealon
Baum Street
King
Julia
West Fourth Street
Kolbe
John
Woodburn Avenue
Embroidery Sale Brings Crowds to AISLE NO 3
The autumn sale of embroidery ends attracts eager buyers and draws larger crowds than before as manufacturers showcase limited ends and patterns in AISLE NO 3.
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DUHME
Lyon
SF Zoo, Ids
Wisitors
Pittsburg
Queen City
Baker
Wade Street Park
Mammoth Store
Windhorst-Schlueter Co
County Commissioners
Benson Street
Clarke Street
Millcreek
Pope
Masonic
J. J
Ginocchio
Louis Ginocchio
Caroline Bacciocco
East Eighth Street
Hayward
Albert
Clinton Springs Avenue
Avondale
Vincennes
Ind
Murphy—Martin
West Ninth Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Louisville
Matthews
Henry H
Ricketts
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ichierro Jewelers
W. Fourth St
ORE Re Jie Sa
Cpolson
Fourth St
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Sinton
Sapolio
The
John Shillits Company
Alleghanies
Opera Place
Race St. Tel
Canal
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Kaiser Wm. II
Cecilie
Kaiser Wm.d.Gr
Kronpring Wm
Friedrich Wm
Terregriena
Barbarossa
tGr. Kurfuerst
tBremen Direct
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Lj A.M. K. Albert
K. Luise
P. Irene
North German Lloyd Travelers
First National Bank
Principal Steamship Lines
Thomas Cook & Son
Italy
S. S. Deutschland
Hamburg-American Line
H. A. Bldg
Broadway
S. S
Thos. Cook & Son
Tours
E. Third ST
Indianapolis
Rushville
Connersville
Ch&d
Fifth and Baymiller
Dayton
Celina
Pennsylvania
Logansport
Kokomo
Elwood
Anderson & New Castle
Richmond & Hagerstown
Eaton
Camden
Pearl and
Butler Streets
Hotels and Resorts
Atlantic City, N. J
Atlantic City
Chalfonte
Felder and Bates
LEEDS
Herald “Sq
Fifth Ave
B’way
New York City
Seth H. Moseley
New Haven House
New Haven
Conn
Havlin
John H. Havlin
Republican Rally
Pax
Walnut ST
Get
4Th & Vine
Central Station
Kheturn
Queen & Crescent
N. W. Cor
Fourth and Vine Sts
Fourth and Scott Sts
Covington, Ky
Central Union Depot
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