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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1908

Page

7

Mitchell's Reliable Goods at Reasonable Prices

A furniture house celebrating 72 years adds a High-Class Rug Department offering the best in design workmanship and finish. The store concentrates on two lines and invites correspondence from buyers seeking quality and value.

United States Mitchell

Noah Webster Birthday Celebrated at Yale and New Haven

New Haven hosts a 150th anniversary observance of Noah Webster born 1758. The Webster homestead window and desk display its dictionary work, while a granite shaft in Grove Street Cemetery honors Webster and his wife Rebecca Greenleaf. Descriptions note his poverty and later modest wealth as he built a family of eight.

Commercial Tribune New Haven Yale University Noah Webster Connecticut Yale College William Webster Grove Street Webster Rebecca Greenleaf Tal

A Mint For The Poor Man Of Today

An article extols thrift and saving at Queen City Bank in Cincinnati. It highlights four percent certificates of deposit, compound interest, and the bank’s growing, conservative stature with capital and surplus figures.

Tupper Cincinnati Queen City Bank O. K Spee Building Fifth Vine Streets Queen City Genk

General Nodzu Dies in Tokyo at Age 97

General Count Michitsura Nodzu, veteran of the Civil War era and key commander in the Russo-Japanese War, died in Tokyo. Born November 1840 in Satsuma, he rose from colonel in 1877 to full general in 1894, leading the Hiroshima Division and later the First Army.

Tokyo Michitsura Nodzu Nodzu Satsuma Hiroshima

Farmer killed by horse near Bradbury

Anthony Shuler a farmer was thrown from his wagon during a runaway near Bradbury and kicked to death by his horse. Shuler had previously lost two children to drowning and two to smallpox within a few months.

Gallipolis Anthony Shuler Bradbury Shuler

Cincinnati Folks Visit in New York Travel Largely for Social Ties

A Cincinnati social scene unfolds in New York as Mrs. and Mrs. John Omwake escort daughter Evelyn to Dobbs Ferry and attend Trinity Church services and a Broadway matinee. Many local residents, business leaders, and officials are noted at hotels Waldorf Astoria, Walcott, Martinique, and York, ranging from hotel guests to touring groups and a Genoa-bound couple.

Commercial Tribune New York John Omwake Cincinnati Queen City Waldorf-Astoria Miss Evelyn Dobbs Ferry Omwakes Avondale Evelyn Omwake Waldorf Walcott Paul Matthews Boston St. Paul's Episcopal Church Joseph T. Carew Europe Elaine Carew Wolcott Stanhope Boal Piqua E. L. Thomas Eleanor Gholson Eet W. L. Divine O. P.crocker F. M. Whitaker H. 8. Calcutt H. J. Poling Dayton F. R. Sinks Columbus Wallace J. Williamson Catlettsburg William Philip Simms Martinique Noordam Thornton M. Hinkle Helen Hinkle Emma Keys Evelyn Hollister Massachusetts Hotel York George H. Stearns Mabel Weld Stearns Mr. Stearns Metropolis Stearns Fancy Mills Hotel No. 3 Battery Park Bill Quigley Battery Boatman Ohio White House Rachel G. Coulter Galion H. G. Henking John .P. Young Youngstown Gotham Mrs. Coulter Army Pitts H. Burt New England Ferguson Sherman J. Stevens Miss Stevens Denton J. Stevens Stevens Holland House H. H. Squair South Norman G. Kenan Unioyp Gas and Electric Company Plaza Rialto Theodore Mitchell Lillian Russell Liberty Theater Mitch Miss Russell R. de Vere Carroll Prince George Hotel John B. Sokup W. H. Hall J. W. Belt Hotel Victoria Panama Canal Covington Alex. Labold Hoffman George W. McAlpin Company Nell Murphy BE. R. Spingler G. M. Rau HB. C. Poage L. Fleishman G. L. Folger H. R. Gilbert F. C. Irish W. B. Keally T. W.levin H. R. Lynn R. C. Orr C. B. Pool G. Crabbe Frankfort Association of Southern States Superintendents of Education A. J. Mitchell Mitchell Owensboro Helen King Kansas City Breslin Rome Respess Charlie Hughes Hoffman House T. Harbison W. 8. Baker R.H. Moreland H. G. McElwaine Lexington Tichenor-Grand Hotel Imperial H. B. Spielman Thomas D. Armel W. J. Doherty Andrew Jergens Schulz L. W. Leonard W. R.bruehl

Suffragists Plan National Contest and Roosevelts Reply

The National Suffrage Association in Buffalo outlines a national petition push to urge Congress for a sixteenth amendment granting women voting rights. A round table discusses Washington as a suffrage hub, a College Suffrage Association forms, and Emma Gillett reports Roosevelt’s lukewarm reply to a petition drive.

Buffalo N. Y Congress National Suffrage Association Washington National Association College Suffrage Association Indiana Anna Noland Kentucky Laura Clay Louisiana Kate M. Gordon Maryland Emma Maddox Funck Mississippi Nellie Nugent Somerville Emma M. Gillett Washington, D. C Roosevelt New Orleans United States Miss Gordon

New Hotel Eimer Opens After Sixth Street Build

Cincinnati shows a new first class stag hotel at Sixth and Walnut named the New Hotel Eimer. Workmen finished remodeling to include offices buffet pool and reception rooms on upper floors with stationary washstands and telephone in each room. Formal opening tomorrow invites ladies.

Sixth and Walnut Cincinnati Eimer

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College Street Race Street Furniture Show Place of America The Robert Mitchell Furniture Company A. W. Euler Knickerbocker Hamburg Lincoln Liverpool Hotel Astor Sol Fox Gil Robinson Robert H. McCutcheon George Leib Henry Dickey United States Printing Company Bertha Baur Eee Rigeret Pesanin Aeas Miletta Silvio Richard M. Baur Ninety-first Street Central Park Mme Silvio Royal Conservatory Leipsic Mme. Bilvio Oscar Hammerstein Herr Conreid Henry W. Savage Ben Teale Mr. Baur Tommy Corcoran Mt. Clemens Corcoran Bob Lynn W.W. T. Wagner George Renner al Welling B. H. Woodbury National Bottlers’ Association Cadillac J. A. Lettenbaur Burton B. Tuttle David Wolf Dwight C. E. Bultman Sig Haas H. Weisman William H. Stewart Roger H. Smith George B. Smith L. M. Flesh Astor Max Mosler J. Mosler Miss Mosler E. M. Mayer, Jr C. H. Loehmann Sam Furst B. B. Goodrich Theodore Adler J. A. Richmond H. J. Edwards L. Loewenstein E. H.mccloud A. D. Bierman Will F. Brown J. B.griener M. W. Renick Middletown R. E. Humphreys Springfield Riloyd S North German Lloyd Line F. H. Whittaker C. W. Hain al T. Moore W. K. Gibson F. 8. Webb G. Mc McDonnell F. A. Schille J.D. Wright P. J. Gull R. W. ‘Bell Arthur Gemunder Miss R. Silverstein H. A. Morgan R. A. Fouts O. H.stamer William W. Buckley Max Morehouse Harry Olmstead George A. Fairbanks A. M. Childs F. ‘G. Kepler Albert Emanuel Master Emanuel Thomas 2. Eritch Fr ‘Ward BE. Cromer EB. Moon G.‘W. Martin I. J. Stotter J.G. Steely Harry Bloch S. Y.hoffman J.H. Innes W. F. Bippus J. J. Tugby Mrs. Hollingshead H. Tuttle E. C.wilcox J. N. Markey R. F. Field Hazard Nicholasville M. H. Dillenbeck East Freetown A. Schmitt Ashland Ohio Valley C. H. Broker Norwood L. B C. A. Weldon Empire Waldemar H. Jacob C. C. Karsch M. C. Scully Martha Washington C. M. Wilder C. Wilder T. G. Wilder Collingwood L. H.kaichen M. H. Richardson Herald Square S. R. Thrush F. H. Rowe Miss Rowe Bartholdi W. A. Pendery Albany Robert Anderson C. R. Brent Hermitage C. W. Weatherby H. S. Porter N. H. Hargrave Murray Hill E. B. Nichols J. B. Miller Continental E. H. Arnold King Edward J. F. Donegan Navarre James H. Ebersole J. R. Burgany Grand J. A. Somermeier A. B. Gatch Broadway Central F. Spencer F. E.brown St. Denis Cc. C. Weis Belvedere House M. Hartensom H. C. Busch Latham W. S. Rowe Charles Schrader Astor Nenrte J. Be Beare Ae Eats T Uart Were Victoria Wurlitzer EAC Glass Steinway A. B. Chase Apollo Chase Artistano Ibera Art Steinways Ce & Son Brambach Pease Kranich & Bach Baldwin Rudolph Wurlitzer CO East Fourth Street Suffragits Plan
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