Old Woodward Boys Reunion Set for October 24
City notes report the fifty fourth annual Old Woodward boys reunion to be held Saturday afternoon October 24 at White’s on Main Street. Also listed are arrests of Herman Vogel on a bad check charge, a Refuge House service with Rev Hugo Eisenlohr and a musical program, and a Vine Street Church talk by Raymond Robbins the miner turned reformer.
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Woodward
White's
Main Street
Hugo Heisenlohr
Raymond Robbins
Vine Street Congregational Church
Hugo E. Eisenlohr
St. John Protestant Church
House of Refuge
A. H.hess
Lina Lowenstein
Frank A. Volz
Delegates Leave Tomorrow for Ohio Labor Convention
Delegates William Thodore and William Tate of the Boot and Shoe Workers' Union, with Frank L. Rist and other leaders, depart tomorrow for the Ohio Federation of Labor convention in Dayton. Also reported is the death in Italy of Harry Roelker, 51, son of the late Dr. Henry Roelker, who died near Leghorn during a summer tour. A memorial for labor leader Joseph Heberle is proposed by the Cabmen's Union, honoring his work for free school books and child labor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Thodore
William Tateman
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Frank L. Rist
Ohio Federation of Labor
Dayton
Leghorn
Italy
Harry Roelker
Henry Roelker
Mr. Roelker
Joseph Heberle
Cabmen’s Union
Heberlé
Heberle
Hotel Guest Robbed at Touraine Hotel
Jacob Franck reported to police that his room at the Touraine Hotel was entered by a thief with a duplicate key while he was away. His watch and $6.50 in cash were taken.
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Jacob Franck
Touraine
Sixth
Automobile for Chrispin Authorized by Hamilton County Society
The Hamilton County 8 P. C. A authorized yesterday the purchase of an automobile to be used by Superintendent George Chrispin. The society reports forty six arrests and seventeen convictions in its crusade against the ill treatment of animals.
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Chrispin
Hamilton County
George Chrispin
Reunited at City Hospital Mother Finds Long‑Lost Daughter
A tearful scene unfolded at City Hospital as the mother of patient Virgie Clutes recognized her after years apart. Mrs. Clutes traveled from Ghent Kentucky to find her daughter who had left home without contact. The girl plans to return home.
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City Hospital
Virgie Clutes
Social study meetings set by Miss Campbell and club leaders
The first meeting of the class organized to study social conditions under Miss Edith Campbell will be tomorrow evening at the YWCA. The Culture Club led by Miss Stella Goss will meet Monday night. Morning cooking classes will be organized in the domestic science department by Miss Leah May Gayman.
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Edith Campbell
Culture Club
Kline Succeeds Mrs. Crutchfield at Cincinnati Home
H Kline begins duties as Superintendent of the Cincinnati Working Boys Home at 518 West Ninth Street. Mrs Kline becomes Matron. He may be named Probation Officer of the Juvenile Court by the Evangelical Alliance.
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H. Kline
Cincinnati doctors to speak at Mississippi Valley Medical meeting
A Cincinnati delegation will attend the Mississippi Valley Medical Association meeting on October 13. Speakers include Drs. Joe Berghauser J Henry Schroeder H Hoppe Philip Senner B Merrill Rick etts Sidney Lange EB Harlan W D Haines O Smith and A Ravogli.
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Mississippi Valley Medical Association
Cincinnati
Drs
Joe Berghauser
J. Henry Schroeder
H. Hoppe
Philip Senner
B. Merrill Ricketts
Sidney Lange
EB. Harlan
W. D. Haines
O. Smith
A. Ravogli
Court News Hits and Trials Across Courts
In Common Pleas Court Ella Deal sues for 10000 damages for her son Albert Donnelly claiming injury from strong theater lighting. Stricker seeks 10000 from B&O Railway for death of husband. A new trial granted in George v Cincinnati Traction over juror disclosure. Smith seeks divorce from Florence L. Smith amid cruelty and custody bid. Seipel seeks divorce and child custody from Thomas Seipel. Binkley accused of threats. Robe Robert estate assets listed 331481.39. Ricketts estate valued 1500 to Alexander Procter. Trensch and Zane and Dowling estates noted. United States Court pursues bucket shop indictments and bond terms. Miss McCalmont to be tried for improper letters. Kalmus demurs to mail fraud indictment. Creditors ask transfer of Mitchell stock set aside. Fitzpatrick sues for 15000 in yard collision. Huerkamp sues Interurban for 6000. Former postal clerk Leroy pleads guilty to stealing mail funds. 13 months at Leavenworth.
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Ella Deal
Albert Donnelly
Thomas A. Reilley
Reilley
Roebling & Roebling
L. F. Rattermann
Mabel Stricker
Frank J. Stricker
B. & O. S. W. Railway Company
Stricker
Fred W. Keam
Bramwell
Edward W. George
Cincinnati Traction Company
George
Kittridge &Wilby
Thomas L. Michie
H. A. Reeves
Charles R. Smith
Florence L. Smith
Smith
Bennett & Utter
Minnie Seipel
Thomas Seipel
Edward Roberts
Roberts
Cincinnati Street Railway
Cincinnati Gas ‘and Electric
Baldwin Company
William Ricketts
Alexander Procter
Ricketts
Ee L. J. Froschauer
Leonard Trensch
Ada L. Zane
Anna Dowling
United States Court
Messrs
Stanley
Payne
Foster
Arthur C. Baldwin
John M. Scott
William J. Campbell
O’dell
Erna McCalmont
College Hill
Indianapolis
McCalmont
Otto Kalmus
Knox Haynes
FE. C. Pyles
Helm Woodward
William Mitchell
Cypress Lumber Company
Mitchell
East End
Clifford
Paul Leroy
United States
Thompson
Leavenworth
Kan
Forget Father Time for Om Hosts Schoolmates Reunion
Julius Benckenstein of 641 Riley Avenue Wyoming hosted a reunion yesterday for a dozen or more schoolmates from fifty years ago. The gathering featured old time games and laughter, with plans for an annual event. Attendees included Albert K. Ridenour Edward Bogen John Deremo William Peters Fred A. Stenger Hon J. H. Bramwell John Felix and many others.
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Julius Benckenstein
Riley Avenue
Wyoming
Mr. Bencken- Stein
Albert K. Ridenour
Edward
Jacob Pinger
Fred Schroth
Gus Muth
John Metz
Walter J. Bates
William Maurer
L. G. Ballouf
George J. Browne
Edw. P. Flach
Theodore Pelleas
J. M. Harper
Ben Harrison
Rankin Jones
Andrew Jergens
Herman Jergens
Louis H. Blakemore
Samuel Gall
Henry Lee
A. E B. Otte
David
John Moore
Jacqub C. Fiach
J. O. Gibson
Isaac Bates
Henry Mooreman
R. McComas
Peter Outcast
Charles Burr
John Draper
James Canning
John Zink
Prof. C.,s. Fay
Andrew Mandery
John Bohlander
David Wilson
Frank Kinsey
Charles Maurer
Tesch. Forbus
George Brandy
W. C. Compton
Alms & Doepke Dry Goods Stock Announcement
The Wholesale stocks of Autumn and Winter Goods in the house of Alms & Doepke are full to the highest perfection in large assortments of desirable foods. A. & D. stock never runs low and offer immediate shipment for Dry Goods Merchants at uniformly lowest prices.
Krell Piano Club offers $242 pianos for 100 members
The Krell Piano Co of Cincinnati announces a club sale offering 100 pianos at 242 dollars each, down from 325, with $10 down and $6 monthly. Members receive ten music lessons, a steel and scarf, one year tuning, and delivery within 200 miles. Special terms include no old instrument to trade and prompt delivery on initial payment.
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Krell Piano Co
West Fourth Street
Krell Company
Cincinnati
United States
Seldi
Cincinnati School of Expression
America
Dress Goods Extra From Alms and Doepke
Broadcloth diagonals serge and cassimere with Paris endorsements in texture and color. Velveteens and corduroy fast colors, prices from 75 cents to 3 dollars per yard. Paris fashions note invisible stripes for the Parisienne.
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Paquin
Francis, Worth
Hallet Bob-Marie
Paris
Seniors Elect University of Cincinnati Officers
The seniors chose President Clifford Fels and Vice President Alma Murray with Emma Greggs as Secretary and Henry Mitchell as Treasurer. The Editor and Manager of The University Annual were Ralph Kreimer and Ernest Dubra. Sophomores elected President Charles Hill Vice President Camille Adams Secretary Miss Stevens Treasurer W Brooman and Athletic Representative Cedric Fosdick.
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University of Cincinnati
Clifford Fels
Alma Murray
Emma Greggs
Henry Mitchell
University
Ralph Kreimer
Ernest Dubra
Charles Hill
Camille Adams
Miss Stevens
W. Brooman
Cedric Fosdick
River traffic halted by low Ohio River water
Last Louisville packet tied up at bank as river traffic between Louisville and Pittsburgh is suspended due to shallow water. The Kentucky, last to attempt the passage, rests at the wharf awaiting deeper water, ending nearly twenty years of uninterrupted river commerce.
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Louisville
Ohio
Kentucky
Pittsburg
New Fancy Goods Line Showcased for Home Decor
An entirely new line of stamped art goods is shown including pillow and scarf effects centerpieces and novelty items such as waste paper baskets towel racks and tie racks with sewing bags whisk broom holders floss and instructions for working. The display highlights these decorative pieces as practical accessories for the home.
Masonic and Templar Notices for October Gatherings
Masonic and Knights Templar groups in Cincinnati announce assemblies and escorts to the Grand Commandery of Ohio. Meetings include October 12 13 and 14 with parades and drills at the Linton Hotel and Scottish Rite Cathedral, led by Eminent Commanders and secretaries.
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Masonic
Cincinnati
Knights Templars
Asylum
Grand Commandery of
Ohio
Linton Hotel
Scottish Rite
Chas. A. Eckert
Knights OF
Trinity Commandery
Knights of Trinity
Templar
Grand Commandery
Knights V Templars of Ohio
Robt
D. Betts
Henry B. Michie
Obituary notices from Cincinnati area October 1908
Anna Conroy aged 2 dies at 1:45 a.m. funeral from John Conroy’s 842 Hopkins Street Monday 7:30 a.m. Requiem at St Edward's. Sophia Furste Eggers of 2206 Park Ave. Walnut Hills dies October 9 10:30 p.m. Burial private at Spring Grove. Katherina Fey nee Bittlinger widow of Nicola Fey dies October 8 1908 9:30 p.m. Funeral October 12 Harrison Avenue 1393 at 8 a.m. Requiem high mass at St Bonaventura 8:30 a.m. Henry Greene Roelker dies in Vie Reggio Italy October 9 1908 age 50s. Providence and New York papers please copy.
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Conroy
Anna
Fey
Katherina
N Nee Bittlinger
Nichola\ Fey
Thury
Harrison Avenue
Stapleton
Patrick
Mary Stapleton
Township Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Camp Washington
STAPLETON and SMITH names in local obituaries
Obituary notices list Margaret A Smith aged 79 died October 9 after marriage to Austin R Smith with a funeral planned from her daughter’s home in Price Hill. Other notices for Patrick Stapleton and Grace G Stone give funeral details. Burial permits and multiple deaths are recorded with ages and hospitals noted.
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City News
Kelly and
Dingér Yesterda
Herman Vogel
Teak Pheraed Street
Mate
Refuge
Miner
Frank C. McCaughey
Williamstown
Spear
Birdseye
Cincinnatian
Memorial For
Court News
Common Pleas Court
Thomas Binkley
Bolsinger & Kapp
Probate Court
Witcvesace
the Hims & Doepke Co
the Krell Piano CO
West Fourth St
the Fur Department
Silver Fox
Chinchilla
Ermine
Caracul
Hudson
Alaska Sa
Alaska
Peter Mareu Tenneee
Anna Balmer
Fred W. Tests
Byracuse
Anna McGunettene Grand Hotel
Robert
Clark Dee
San Wraseling
Cal
Sallie B. Freon
Veneeee Hartwel
Charles Bridley -Lockland Reais
Rose Nueéslein
Lockland Henry Chapman
Lee
Minnie Beckmann
Highth
Herry
B. Clifton
Barbara Ruckreigel
B. McMicken
Rice
Osa Winkler
Donne
Kistter Stin-Vees
Leroy Duncan
Gusta Brewster
Milford
Louis Sudan
Tincoln Av
Mary Filed
Lincoln
Svienne
Seamer
Park Place
Stepney
Catherine North
Auburn
Myrick
Ee Place
Asia Tyecene
Vie
Ovass
Newport
Ieee
Avi Ie
Ria
Directoire
Fall Petticoats
Ington
Metal
France
Axminster
Royal Wilton
Oriental Rugs
Che Almi
Doepke Go
Walnut Hills Lodge
A. M
Iters
Chles E. Reepore
Ww. M. William Schuchardt
Retary
Lafayette Lodge
Alfred Knight
W. M
Henry A. Weeks
Society Notices
Ohio Lodge
G. W. Holabird
Stone
Grace G
M. D
E. B. Stone
Newtown
Spring Grove Chapel
Wessler—Frank, Sr
Frederika Wessler
Buescher
Fosdick Street
Steborsky
Green Street
Hollmeter
Christian
Jennie
Bethesda Hospital
Atteet
Oly Frederick
Inquest Ag
Harl
East Street
Helen
Gaerhart
Wig
Barr Street
Pene Wessler
Frank
Fosdick
Emsee
Margaret
Considine Avenue
Botts
Eliza
City Infirmary
Henry
Vine Street
Bernadina
Bendieton Meyers
Taaion Hospital
Ichie Jewelers
W. BR
FUN Automobile and Carriage
Plum St
Phone Canal
Myer Ae Res. N
the John Church
H Co
Ra Sin
Fanaa
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