Walnut Hills W C T U Meeting Draws Large Attendance
City news notes the Walnut Hills Branch of the W C T U meeting yesterday at Walnut Hills Christian Church with unusually large attendance. Injuries Cause Death reports Paul Ridoux 57 harness maker of 611 Dayton Newport Ky died at City Hospital after being struck by a car at Fourth and Sycamore streets. Fireman Is Married notes Clifford George hose Wagon driver Engine Company No 16 McMillan street married yesterday to Miss Anna Hagemeéyer at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Walnut Hills Christian Church
Paul Ridoux
Dayton Street
Newport
Fourth
Sycamore
Clifford George
McMillan Street
Anna Hagemeéyer
Tree on Mitchell Avenue Falls After Wind
A tall oak on Mitchell Avenue south of Rose Hill, long a site of suicides, was blown down by a heavy wind recently. The tragedy and its grim local association drew attention to the spot amid mournful reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Avenue
Rose Hill
New gasoline launch planned for Big Sandy River
United States Engineers award a contract to Pioneer Boat Pattern Company of Bay City Michigan for a gasoline launch to serve the Big Sandy River. The craft will be ready in sixty days at a cost of 1975 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Engineers
Big Sandy River
Warren
Pioneer Boat Pattern Company
Bay City
Mich
Fire damages Walnut Hills home. smiths escape unhurt
A clothing cleaning accident at the home of George Smith and his daughter Mary on 2639 Alms Place Walnut Hills where gasoline ignited flames confined to one room. Mary was slightly burned while the loss was described as small. Fire department box 418 responded to the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Alms Place
Walnut
Hills
Mary Smith
Fire at O Arm Ledar plant causes brief panic
A mysterious origin blaze broke out last night in the O Arm leder Company plant at Canal and Twelfth streets. Engine Company No. 4 answered the alarm and found a small rubbish fire burning in a pile of debris, causing momentary panic in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Armleder Company
Canal and Twelfth Streets
Hyde Park church hosts reception for new pastor
Hyde Park Methodist Episcopal Church invites friends to a reception Friday evening for the Rev. Dr. Charles W Blodgett and his wife at the home of Mr and Mrs W W Widmeyer 2872 Erie Avenue Hyde Park All old and new friends are invited Madison road and Madisonville pass the door
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Police Seek James Ryan Labeled by Syracuse Authorities
Police received a letter from Syracuse authorities asking them to locate James Ryan in this city. His parents live in the East, and his mother's condition is reported as grave with a wish to see him before she dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ryan
Syracuse
N. Y
Ryan
Delegates Leave for International Missionary Convention
Delegates to the International Missionary Convention of the Church of Christ departed yesterday by a special train for New Orleans. Among those traveling from this place were A. Mean, Mr and Mrs B E Harvuot, Rev y EB Dedman, W H Dickinson, T C Ranshaw, Ss Tf Corey, F M Rains, G Boyer, Abram Bell, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
International Missionary Convention of the Church of Christ
A. Mean
E. Harvuot
Rev
Y EB. Dedman
W. H. Dickinson
T. C. Ranshaw
Ss. Tf. Corey
F. M. Rains
G. Boyer
Abram Bell
Detectives arrest two men in grand larceny case
Detectives Bell and Schaefer of the Police Department and Matthews of the Q C Railroad yesterday arrested George Batters 29 of New Palestine Ohio and Frank Hatter 26 with no listed home on grand larceny charges. They allegedly stole goods worth 500 from cars in local yards. Batters is the son of a city Patrolman Batters and was formerly employed as a road detective now charged with theft from it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell and Schaefer
Police Department
Matthews
Q. & C. Railroad
George Batters
New Palestine
Frank Hatter
Batters
Woman Arrested in Nightclub Shooting Case
Sergeant Eichelberger and Traffic Officer Wulsifer arrested Bonnie Mikles aged 18 of 214 West Court Street after she admitted telling friends she was one of two women with Frank Day and William Busch when Patrolman Frame shot Day. Day remains alive but dying at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eichelberger
Wulsifer
Bonnie Mikles
West Court Street
Frank Day
William Busch
Central Station
Day
City Hospital
Suffrage Convention to Mark Sixtieth Anniversary in Buffalo
The National American Woman's Suffrage Association holds its annual convention in Buffalo from October 15 to 21 to honor the 60th anniversary of the 1848 Seneca Falls meeting. Several participants from 1848 are still alive to be honored, and the movement now has delegates from sixteen countries at the International Congress in Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Buffalo
Seneca Falls
N. Y
International Woman Suffrage Congress
Holland
Nervine touted as nerve tonic for tired women
Advertises Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy for headaches nervousness backache stomach trouble and general debility claiming it soothes nerves promotes refreshing sleep and rest. A testimonial from Rozarth of Hamilton Missouri praises its calming effect and strength, with a money back guarantee if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Rozarth
Hamilton
Bold Daylight Robbery In Broad Daylight
In broad daylight two highwaymen robbed Charles Wetterer 70 of $262 in front of Front and Carr streets. Wetterer, tied to Wetterer Brewery, identified Peter alias Kid Dugan and Jerry Conners 36 as the robbers. Both were captured and charged with robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wetterer
Chadwell Street
Fairmount
Wetterer Brewery, Company
Front
Carr Streets
Wetterer
Sloo Street
Peter
Kid” Dugan
West End
Kenyon and
Freeman Avenues
Jerry Conners
Hoosiers Welcome Cincinnati Club at Richmond Festival
A 200–strong Cincinnati Business Men's Club visit to Richmond Indiana for Manufactures Day during the Fall Festival featured a parade led by the Cincinnati club, a Hamilton reception, and speeches. Grand Marshal Richard McComas led the group aboard a five-car special train with hundreds of local supporters greeting them at the depot and hotel. The afternoon parade showcased the visiting delegation with numerous named attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Business Men’s Club
Richmond
Ind
Smittie
Pennsylvania Depot
Richard McComas
Hamilton
Harry Probasco
Business Men’s Club
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills Business Men's Club Nominates Ticket
The regular nominating committee lists Archibald Colter as president and Dennis F. Cash as first vice president with John M. Thomas, Orin N. Littell, Milton Hurtig, Louis Kellner and ten directors filling key roles. The Independent committee has only President Frank J. Norris named so far, promising a lively race in a prospering club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Business Men’s Club
Archibald Colter
Dennis F. Cash
John M. Thomas
Orin N. Littell
Milton Hurtig
Louis Kellner
Lincoln Phillins
Thomas T. Fenton
Dudley C. Outeast
Walnut Hills
Frank J. Norris
Pioneer Caroline Reakirt Dies at 82
Mrs. Caroline Whetstone Reakirt aged 82 of 2411 Auburn avenue died last night of gastritis. Daughter of John Whetstone a lumberman pioneer she was aunt to Clifton capitalist Llewellyn B. Reakirt. Survived by five children and her husband Charles C. Reakirt who died seven years ago. Funeral at home tomorrow 2:30 pm with Spring Grove Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Whetstone Reakirt
Auburn Avenue
John Whetstone
Reakirt
Colonel Strong
Ft. Washington
Third
Lawrence Streets
Julia Hopkins
Caroline Reakirt
Llewellyn B. Reakirt
Clifton
Marion Tilden
Julia Root
Anna
Grace Reakirt
Charles C. Reakirt
Reakirt Drug Company
Charles Reakirt
Joseph
J. and C. Beakitt Drug Company
Spring Grove Cemetery
Insurance man dies after stroke in Avondale
J B Braunstein a Phoenix Fire Insurance agent in Avondale dies after a paralytic stroke at his home 768 East Ridgeway Avenue He was 51 and unmarried with thirty five years service to Phoenix He was active in the Business Men's Club and at the Knockers funeral in St Andrews Church tomorrow morning at 4 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Braunstein
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company
East Ridgeway Avenue
Avondale
Braunstein
Phoenix Company
Business’ Men’s Club
St. Andrew’s Church
Joseph B
St. Andrew's Church
Prospect Place
Sherman Picture Gifts to Public Library September Items
Gifts to the Public Library included 268 books 354 pamphlets 31 maps and various items. Donors from Cincinnati listed include Mrs Margaret Amick Mrs C A Chapple Donald H Craufurd Rev Gotthard Deutsch and others led by Drausin Wulsin who presented an engraved portrait of John Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman
Drausin Wulsin
Cincinnati
Margaret Amick
C. A. Chapple
Donald H. Craufurd
Gotthard Deutsch
George B. Ehrmann
Ezekiel & Bernheim Company
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Abbie Gray
William N. Hobart
N. D
Hodges
Nellie Hoke
Jerome B. Howard
Logan McKee
F.C. Magill
William Miller
S. Obermayer,Company
Anna D. Prugh
Emma D. Roum
Louis W. Sauer
Thomas J. Weir
Horace G. Williamson
Jesse B. Young
Woman Offers Job to Man Who Earned Sympathy
The letter to Charles Kilcoursie Lambart from a Wyoming woman describes a ranch seeking a youthful manager to settle and build the country. She claims Boer War nursing service and a Legion of Honor, notes her husband is 83, and hints she may remarry. Lambart plans no acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kilcoursie Lambart
Wyoming
Lambart
Dedication Services at Hyde Park Baptist Church
Dedicator y services were held in the new Hyde Park Baptist Church building with addresses by G E Leonard and William J Cambron. An organ prelude was played by Mrs. F R Stansbury and inv ocation given by Rev W H Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Baptist Church
G. E. Leonard
William J. Cambron
F. R. Stansbury
W.H. Parker
C. BE. Lanton
John W. Craig
Dr. Robbins
Richard Venting
Wade visits cotton plantation in Mississippi
Charles N. Wade, a train announcer and former street car conductor, left yesterday from the Central Union Depot to visit his cotton plantation in Mississippi. His land, bought years ago, is now valued at five times his initial investment and supports several families as he moves toward capitalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Wade
Central Union Depot
Mississippi
Wade
Ministers Ask Mayor to Probe Midnight Saloon Closures
Three Baptist ministers Rev J Franklin Walker of Zion Baptist Church Rev M Wyatt of Antioch Baptist Church and Rev W Clark of New Unity Church appealed to Mayor Markbreit to investigate whether downtown saloons are evading the midnight closing law. Detective Jack McDermott noted the law is generally observed and the Mayor said he will investigate further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
J. Franklin Walker
Zion Baptist Church
M. Wyatt
Antioch Baptist Church
W. Clark
New Unity Church
Jack McDermott
McDermott
Hospital Donation Day at German Deaconess Center
Donation day events at the German Deaconess Home and Hospital and its Maternity Hospital branch on East Liberty Street. Over the past year more than 1,000 patients received treatment with care extended to those unable to pay. A reception is planned at the Clifton Avenue hospital in the afternoon followed by an evening concert.
Local Businessman Joins U S Court Staff in Sedamsville
Oscar W. Pinger of Sedamsville is added to the city’s court staff. He joins Marshal Eugene L. Lewis as an office deputy, filling the vacancy from the death of Court Chief Ben Bromwell. Pinger has long been connected with local business houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar W. Pinger
Sedamsville
United States Court
Eugene L. Lewis
Court Crief Ben Bromwell
Mr. Pinger
Funeral service for Brother Wm Ricketts announced
Members of the Master Plumbers Association are requested to attend the funeral on Thursday October 8 at 2 p.m. in the Mortuary Chapel Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Plumbers’ Association
Bro
Ricketts
Mortuary Chapel
Spring Grove Cemetery
Funeral services and lodge meetings announced today
EPXCELSIOR Lodge No 369 F and A M meets at 1 15 pm to attend the funeral of Wm Rick etts with services at Spring Grove Chapel at 2 30 pm. A Scottish Rite Stated Communication of Gibulum G Lodge of P 14 at 7 30 pm for routine business. James A Collins 38, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epxcelsior Lodge
A. M
Wm. Ricketts
Spring Grove Chapel
Severin Ebel
W. M
Gibulum
James A. Collins
Obituary Notices From City Church and Hospitals
A list of obituaries and funeral notices dated October 1908 includes Joseph B Braunstein at 768 East Ridgeway, Crowley and Crowley at 775 East Sixth, and Michael Neurohr. It notes various funeral times, church services, and burial plans at St Andrews, St Xavier, Sacred Heart, St Marys, and St Peters Cathedral. Additional entries mention hospital deaths and causes such as pneumonia, heart disease, cirrhosis, and meningitis with listed ages and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neurohr
Michael
Susana Neurohr
Brochmeyer
John
Wilder Avenue
Newcombe
Robert
Handman Avenue
Woodward
Clare
St. Mary’s Hospital
Central Avenue
Crowley
Ellin
East Sixth
Blair
City Hospital
Stoney Point
Davidson
Anna
Bond Hill
Myrtle Avenue
Praeiracian
Henry
Ragine
Haywood
Albert
Clinton Springs Avenue
Morrison
Thomas
East Fourth Street
Ludlow Avenue
Hill
Russell
William
Madisonville
Mueller
Henrietta
Clay
Keeler
Martha
Chambers
Ainstetter
Charles
Vine
Auc
Ee Martin
Peete
Heart Sease
Ryan
Edward F
Spring Crove Avenue
Galvin
Roderick J
Waverly Avenue
UDA
Caroline
City Infirmary
Moore
Riddle Road
Cincinnati Businessmen Parade Through Richmond
Three hundred Cincinnati Business Men's Club members arrived by special train and, joined by Smittie's band, paraded to the Westcott Hotel in Richmond. They were greeted by local Young Men's Business Club members and praised Richmond's enterprise as they viewed the industrial parade from vantage spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Cincinnati Business Men's Club
Young Men's Business Club
Westcott Hotel
Smittie
Cincinnati
Queen City
Ohio Woman's Board Mission Convention Concludes
The 1908 annual convention of the Ohio branch of the Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior and the Ohio Woman's Home Missionary Union ended yesterday afternoon at Walnut Hills Congregational Church. Five meetings featured addresses and discussions on missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
Ohio
Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior
Ohio Woman’s Home Missionary Union
Favor Auto Ambulance Bond Issue Urged
A committee led by Superintendent Féhrenbateh and Board of Public Service member Weil urged the City Council to approve a $5,300 bond for an automobile ambulance and garage, saying the initial $4,500 bond was too small. The report notes current monthly ambulance costs of $145.34, which would rise to $153.91 with horseless service, and recommends retaining the horse ambulance for contagious disease cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Féhrenbateh
Weil
Board of Public Service
City Hall Notes On Viaduct Steel Testing And Public Projects
The City Hall notes: steel for the Eighth Street Viaduct will undergo tests by Pittsburg laboratory at 0.25 to 0.35 per ton for mill and shop work. Thomas Taylor freed by Workhorse Pardon Board for carrying concealed weapons. Knights Templars seek permission to set a reviewing stand on Fourth Street by the Chamber of Commerce for the parade. Colerain avenue line terminus moved to Virginia avenue. Only nine names left on Fire Department eligible list due to many new substitutes. another civil service exam will create a new list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Service Board
Pittsburg Laboratory
The
Workhorse Pardon Board
Thomas Taylor
Hanselmann Commandery
Knights Templars
Board of Public Service
Chamber of Commerce
Fourth Street
Colerain Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Colerain
Turrill Street
Chase Street
Board of Public Safety
Gleason Bound Over In False Pretenses Case
John B. Gleason was bound over to the grand jury on the charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. Mrs. Edward C. Danley of Pittsburg says Gleason offered to dispose of a rooming house lease and furnishings at 234 West Highth Street for profits of 100 dollars a month, and they paid 900 dollars plus a 600 dollar note. Her attorney says Gleason rented the place monthly. Bail was set at 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Gleason
Justice Dumont
Edward C. Danley
Pittsburg
Gleason
West Highth Street
Danleys
Danley
Register Today for Your Vote
Voters are urged to register now to participate in upcoming elections. The message stresses that voting is a citizen duty and emphasizes immediate registration to ensure access.
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DUHME
West Fourth Street
City News
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart, Ind
Hoosiers
Cincinnati Club
George Armstrong
C. H. M. Atkins
Theodore Ballmann
W. H. Brown
Post
William H. Dodge
F. H. Benedict
W. H. Burtner, Jr
Benjamin Block
H. B. Closson
Lee Cahn
Guest
E. W. Dreimeyer
Frederic T. Egan
C. Egan
Will L. Finch
D. Feldman
J. Fleischmann
H. C. Gray
J. M Gidding
P. O. Géfer
F. M. Huschart
W. H. Harrison
William Herman
Simon Hubig
Frank G. Hamer
J. Stacey Hill
R. J. Kroger
Thomas Littleford
Henry F. Lackman
John Ari Lloyd
Mortimer Levering
John P. Langmead
Harry Meiss
G. H. McDermid
A. W. Macbrakr
T. W. Mitchell
A. A. Merkel
W. D. Nixon
G. H. Newstedt
A. R. Park
Charles E. Roth
Isador Rauh
George W. Rapp
R. R. Reynolds
C. O. Rose
W. F. Robertson
H. Rulison
E. M. Sprague
Douglass
J. M
A. T. Welsh
P. Ellis
H. R. Probasco
H. F. Shaffer
W. C. Culkins
J. P. Orr
J. E. Downs
Gus. Drach
C. W. Allen
George Littleford
F. X. Punch
Henry Gunklach
G. A. Spencer
A. P. Hope
E. Stauffe
C.A. Culbertson
A. J. Conroy
G. H. Kennedy
G. H. Houston
G. A. Shives
E. E. Seiter
M. J. Goble
Harrys. Sherick
C. Sampson
H. M. Beazell
George Hornung
F. W. Boye, Jr
A. H. Tuechter
S.C. Schauer
D. H. Gayle
J. L. Adams
A. W. Williamson
Phil Fosdick
John J. Phillips
H. A. Wadsworth
Gabe M. Weil
F. D. Lawrence
William H. Muench
W.H. D. Tottéen
H. J. Robben
J.A. Niehaus
F. B. Wiborg
James P. Kidney
C. E. Jones
Marshal Lewis
Oscar .W. Pinger
Walnut Hills Business Club
Pioneer
Llewellyn
Sherman Picture
Statesman
New Hyde Park Baptist Church
Queen & Crescent
Cincin
Asheville
N. C
Greensboro
Charleston
S. C
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Augustine
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Ormond
Miami
Tampa
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
Meridian
Miss
Shreveport
Atlanta
Brunswick, Ga
Alabama
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
Louisiana
Chas
W. Zell
D.P.A
N. W. Cor
Fourth and Vine Sts
AISLH
Che Joln Shillits Company
Alleghanies
Masonic
Oopatis Rox
Ginocchio—Louis
Caroline Bacciocco
East Eighth Street
Sacred Heart Church
Broadway
St. John’s Cemetery
Hocker—Frank
West Ninth Street
St.Peter's Cathedral
Kibby
Milton S
Laurel Street
Kelly
Malachi
John Carroll
Kemper Lane
All Saints’ Church
Henry H
Methodist Church
Fifth and
Greenup Streets
Covington
Reising
Paulina Reising
Kraetz
Woodward Street
St. Mary’s Church
Good Samaritan Hospital
Caroline Whetstone
Scheffer
Ohio Women Missionaries
Orient Cruise
S.S
North German Lloyd
New York
Orient
Elrichs & CO
New York City
Hotels and Resorts
Hotel Pierrepont
West
Bath
Harry L. Brown
Hotel Victoria
Boston
Islesboro Inn
Maine
Hotel
Normandie
Washington, D. C
Corner Fifteenth and Streats, NW
McPherson Square
Favor Auto Ambulance
E. Herman Texton
Urbnel Ey
Augusta Dietrich
St. Tone
William Fischer
Seeveny
W. Ae Th
Emma Neuhaus Opanenee
Harry H. Steinriede
Banni Pom Soon
Kathy Koblinsky
White
Wee
John D. Davis
Covington, Ky
Aoe
Minnie Miller
Mulberry St
Edwin C. Larry
Dundie, Mich
Vxee
Alma M. Cook Seeve
Brookside
Charles Sternberg
Laurel St
Koveenee
Ruby Gruberee
Freeman
William C. Schrichten
Katie
Russell G
Dwight
Glenmary
Alexa
Martha R. Hopple
James Walker
Soesesee
Luis Lincoln
Ore
Gottlieb Martin Sosen
Beuer
Mary Kathmann
Serene
Burchett Kemper
Etta Clarkson
Eos Bertrude I
Hoston
St. Eee
City Hall Notes
Grand Jury
Havlin
John H. Havlin
Louisville
North Vernon
U. S W
Union Station
Walnut St
Central Union Station
Scott
Much LE Bros Jewelers
W. Fourth St
Maertz Craceror Automobile and Carriage
the Commercial Tribune
Tere
John Church
Tang
Society Notices
ODD Fellows’ Club
Pennsylvania Lines
Logansport & Kokomo
Elwood
Anderson & New Castle
Closson
Fourth St
Plymouth
Bremen
A.M. Kaiser
Cecille
Kaiser Wm
Kronprinz Wm
Plymouth Cherbourg
M. tBarbarossa
North German Lloyd Travelers
Oelrichs & CO
N.Y
Atlas National Bank
Brighton German Bank Co
Bepler & Co
E. Third St
First National Bank
Ome National Bank
Principal Steamship Lines
Thomas Cook & Son
American Line
Plymoouth
Cherbourg
Southampton
Philadelphia
Queenstown
Liverpoo
Atlantic Transport Line
RED Star Line
London
Dover
Antwe
New YO
Italy
Egypt
Azores
Madeira
Excudacae Adsnebaen
Ieeindia
Republic
Hamburg
Moltk
Paris
K. A
Victoria
Grant
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
P. Lincoln
Deutschland
Western German Bank
Twelfth and Vine
German National Bank
Brighton German Bank
Harrison St
Fourth and Vine
Ners Ae Oe Dow
G ‘Drug
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