Fire destroys Jung Brewing plant causing heavy loss
Fire at the Jung Brewing Company on Freeman Avenue and Bank Street partially destroyed a carpenter shop and a boiler room, with damages estimated between 15 000 and 20 000 dollars. Firemen rescued a firefighter from a fall, and ammonia pipes burst sending fumes through the area as a rear wall collapsed. Insurance totals 260 500 dollars across 59 companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung Brewing Company
Freeman Avenue
Bank Street
Postoffice Rifled at St Paris Ohio
The postoffice at St Paris Ohio was broken into yesterday morning and cash on hand and stamps were stolen. Police investigate the burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paris, O
Prairie Fires Threaten Homes in Hyde Park Kilgour Woods
Firemen battled prairie fires for hours in Kilgour's Woods Hyde Park to stop spreading to adjacent houses. Cincinnati Rural School alumni organize a benefit film show at Vine Street Congregational Church for the Ohio Home for the Aged and Infirm Deaf tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilgour’s Woods
Hyde Park
Cincinnati Rural School
Vine Street Congregational Church
Ohio Home For
Mail Clerk Frederick Stock Hove Cremated in Norwood Funeral
Funeral services for Frederick Stock Hove former railway mail transfer clerk at Grand Central Depot were held yesterday in Norwood. Members of the G. A. R. attended the services and the body was cremated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Stockhove
Grand Central Depot
Norwood
Church Foundation Started for St Matthew Congregation
Excavation for the cellar of the new church building for St Matthew Congregation in Norwood is finished and the foundation begun. The superstructure will not start until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew
Norwood
Corner-stone Laying for Price Hill Methodist Parsonage
With proper ceremonies the corner-stone of the Price Hill Methodist Church parsonage will be laid tomorrow. The Rev. C. W. Sullivan presides as pastor and speakers include J. C. Harper Dr. Jameson and W. F. Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Hill Methodist Church
C. W. Sullivan
J.C. Harper
Dr. Jameson
W. F. Boyd
Watchman Hauck Arrested on Petit Larceny Charge
Watchman Jacon Hauck of 1813 Elm Street was arrested by Detectives Calnan and Hill on a warrant issued to C. Hoffman of the Majestic, acting for Dan Bauer, on a charge of petit larceny. It is claimed he stole eight bottles of beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacon Hauck
Elm Street
Calnan and Hill
C. Hoffman
The
Majestic
Dan Bauer
Alarm Triggered by Flashlight in Office at Sixth and Walnut
A passerby reported a blaze after a flash and smoke from lighting a flashlight in an office at Sixth and Walnut. Engine Company N¢& was dispatched to the scene, then given an explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
Walnut Streets
Bengine Company
Robbery Report on Main Street Sees Engineer Valued Stolen
Louis R. Louis an engineer at 134 East Third Street was attacked by three men early yesterday on Main Street. One seized him by the neck while the others rifled his pockets and escaped with $3. No arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis R. Louis
East Third Street
Main Street
Pioneers Memory Honored by Gift at Ohio Mechanics Institute
Mrs Mary Emery’s gift to the Ohio Mechanics Institute creates a memorial to Miles Greenwood and funds a new building on the former Miles Greenwood shop site. The project honors Greenwood’s vision of technical education for young men lacking funds and links to the University of Cincinnati. Superintendent Shearer notes barriers will be removed, enabling poorer youths to access technical training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emery
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Miles Greenwood
Institute
University of Cincinnati
Shearer
Cincinnati
Ohio State Commission Compiles Blind Census
The Ohio State Commission for the Blind asks all blind residents of Hamilton County to send their names and addresses plus pension request status to Miss Georgia Trader at 638 Hale Avenue, Pronom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Commission For the Blind
State of
Ohio
Hamilton County
Georgia
Hale Avenue
Pronom
Court News Highlights From Common Pleas and United States Courts
Multiple suits filed in Common Pleas Court including W H Glover vs Jeanette Danley for libel over rooming house sale. damages sought 5000. Other cases include Auburn Private Hotel Co verdicts over a damaged fur coat. village of Newtown injunction denial. various divorce, injury, and bankruptcy actions. and United States Court petitions for bankruptcy filings by school official M T Ryan and Milton Goldsmith with listed creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
W. H. Glover
Jeanette Danley
Glover
Ward Danley
John F. Gleason
Rooming House
West Eighth Street
A. C Fricke
Sherman R. Miller
Miller
Roettinger & Gorman
Charles B. Wilby
O'Connell
Henry D. Lemon
Newtown
Clear Creek
Lemon
O’connell
W. M. Tugman
A. West
Ferdinand Martin
Nivison- Weiskopf Company
Judita Waldmansee
Martin
John W. Wolfe
Cohen & Mack
George Johnson
Hughey Barnes
Thomas Tate
Reformatory
Pfleger
Walter Brothers
Frank Yungpluth
Wouna
Pete Schaller
Denman Street
W. H. James
Edward A. Tepe
United States Court
Mawtheé P. Ryan
First Intermediate
W. W. Clippinger
Milton Goldsmith
Eastern
Kramer Art Company
John C. Merriam
Lopez & Co
el Arte Cigar Company
Waldorf-Astoria Company
New York
Harry B. Kennedy
M. F. Andrews & Co
F. A. Tremsath
C., Co. & L. Railroad Company
Husband jailed wife dead over last words at deathbed
Mrs Paul Appel 80 on Beldare Avenue uttered last words as friends debated releasing her jailed husband who faced Workhouse time after being accused of drunkenness and spending money on liquor instead of medicine for his dying wife. The couple had been married 35 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Appel
Beldare Avenue
Dairyman Fractures Skull in Aftermath of Runaway Wagon
Frank Helbling, 40, a Sylvan avenue dairyman, was thrown from his wagon at Hopple street and Colerain avenue when his team bolted into a street collision. He struck his head on the granite, was rendered unconscious, and died at City Hospital from a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Helbling
Sylvan Avenue
Powers Street
Hopple Street
Colerain Avenue
Helbling
City Hospital
In Vogue in Cincinnati Fashion Notes
Shuki and imitations lead living room draperies with popular priced appeal. Cuban heel dominates women's dress shoes. Silk petticoats adjust at the belt with hooks and eyes for fit. Centerpieces and pillow tops feature eyelet and braid embroidery.
New Suits Filed In District Court
A list of civil cases filed: Katherine E Calloway versus William J Calloway for divorce. W H Glover versus Jeannette Gleason for 5000 dollars in damages. Archibald Colter versus The A H Pugh Printing Company for 500 on a note. Mary E Patterson versus Werden T Patterson for divorce and alimony. Ba Kuertz versus trustees of on pore ces petition in error. John O'Brien versus Lida Smith appeal from Squire Muller. Jasper D Case versus Albert F Heee et al for 417.50 on a note. Itza Massa versus Catherine Re et al arts estate. Nancy Jones versus The Cincinnati Traction Cody for 10000 damages. J Termath versus Jam Goodrich receiver for 5 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine E. Calloway
William J. Calloway
G. J. Fredricks, Jr
W. H. Glover
Jeannette Gleason
A. C. Fricke
Archibald Colter
A. H. Pugh Printing Company
B. B. Dale
Mary E. Patterson
Werden T. Patterson
Hammel
Kelley & No
Itza Massa
Catherine Re
Arts Estate
Tapsey ES Nisberdins Pettition
Real Estate Notes on Lumber Yard Lease and Factory Site
The Mary J. Perin and Briggs Swift estates lease forty lots to E L Edwards for five years. The yard will span about two percent acres along Eighth and Seventh streets with office buildings and rail switches. Estimated near 12 500 dollars. Ed wards lumber yard moves from Gest and Dalton streets to the new site with a large lumber capacity and regional shipments. A Ken ton Baking Powder Company purchase of land on Harrison street near Spring Grove avenue is planned with a five story brick building for the baking powder department and a two story building for canning. About 150 workers will be employed and total investment about 75 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Perin
Briggs Swift
E. L. Edwards
Cincinnati
Dayton
Nicholas P. Smith & Co
J. G. Hill & Co
Eighth Street
Seventh Street
Horne Street
Garrard Avenue
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Edwards Lumber Yard
Hanna
Gest and
Dalton Streets
Harrison Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Spring Grove Avenue
Winton Place
Hickory Carriage Company
Kenton Baking Powder Company
East Third Street
John Parker
Real estate transfers and leases shown in local listings
Executor Louis Heister to Frank Smith leases Lot 23 by 94 feet on Vine street east side, 91 feet north of Sixth street. Numerous transfers include Carrie Palmer to Pauline Niepage Lot 27 Zoological Land Syndicate, Henry Diamond to Otto Diamond, and others in Sycamore Township and College Hill. Mortgages canceled and leases on Sycamore street buildings listed with multiple parcels and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Heister
Frank Smith
Vine Street
Sixth Street
Jessie Schenck
Alexander M. Harvuot
Sycamore Township
Carrie E. Palmer
Pauline Niepage
Zoological Land Syndicate Sudgivisiom
Ccessagecereersesseeee Grosses
Henry Diamond
Otto J. Diamond
W.C. Huntington
Thomas Campbell
Henry Smith
Batavia
Newtown
William F. Hassel
Charles M. Steele
College Hill
Joseph Witherspoon
Samuel
Yantis
Kenton Baking Powder Company
M. Dodsworth
Durchess Thomas Payne Steinmetz
Jennie Bowring
Gladstone Avenue
Lewiston
Ernst A. Fitzer
John Schappacher
George Yost
Lizzie Wessels Brockman
W. Curtis Miller
Acme Land and Building Association
Sycamore Street
The
Payne Realty Company
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Harry P. Moster
Louis E. Osborn
Third Street
Park Street
Seevevee
Norwood Real Estate and Improvement Company
Anna Schrader
Kenilworth Avenue
Norwood
George Staline
Poplar Street
Linn Street
Senate
Frank C. Potter Et al
Henry Schraffenberger
Herman Street
Sseeseseensenwinee
William Meisfelder
Anna B. Schraffenberger
Second Street
Broadway
Sanson
M. Cooper
Mary E. Leininger
Woodburn Avenue
Fairfax Avenue
Michael Schuchart
Mathilde Sokoloswki
Zeltney Street
Emil Branditz
Mary Clark
Francis Beres
Two Story Stone Apartment Building at Corner of Ohio and McMillan
A two story stone apartment building at the southwest corner of Ohio avenue and McMillan street owned by William Kiehl is listed as OWE. An additional note mentions a two and a half story frame dwelling on the south side of Taylor avenue near Eastern avenue owned by Harvuot Bros with cost details unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Avenue
McMillan Street
William Kiehl
Cece Epash
Taylor Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Harvuot Bros
Bisay Detector Castes
Baker killed in accidental gun discharge at Walnut Hills bakery
Frank Hollinger a 35 year old Hungarian baker at Louis Nickel's bakery 2811 Woodburn avenue Walnut Hills was fatally shot when a pullet fired from a revolver in the hands of Thomas Murphy manager entered his back and pierced his heart. Murphy said he did not know the gun was loaded and Murphy was placed under arrest as police and the coroner investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hollinger
Louis Nickel
Woodburn Avenue
Walnut Hills
Thomas Murphy
Michael Imhoff
Murphy
Hollinger
Tilden Avenue
Norwood
John Reinholz
Harmony
Hungary
Church and charity notices fill October city schedule
The Ladies Aid Society and Elizabeth Gamble Deaconess Home plan meetings on October 27. Ohio Mechanics Institute students host a Halloween dance October 30. C S Christian Science lecture on October 28 in Music Hall. Fundraising concert at Christ Hospital supports grounds improvements. Methodist agents discuss book-concern consolidations ahead of February New York meeting. Memorial services set for November 1 at St John Cemetery and November 8 at St Mary Cemetery. Ohio Home for the Aged and Infirm Deaf benefit film at Vine Street Congregational Church next Saturday evening. J Hennegan loans films. R F Hart to speak on modern analytical lab equipment to Cincinnati Chemical Society next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of Christ Hospital
Elizabeth Gamble Deaconess Home
Ohio Home For
Cincinnati Rural School
Vine Street Congregational Church
J. Hennegan
Feighery Ekelman Garber Rollman Schuetze Shaw Deaths
Notices list several Cleveland area obituaries with exact dates and times. Feighery Ekelman Garber Rollman Schuetze and Shaw deaths noted with residences in Covington Hyde Park Elm Grove Follett area and Laurel Street, funeral details and dates given for October 1908.
Laurel Street Residents Face Serious Heart Disease and Illness
A list of residents and patients from Laurel and surrounding streets showing multiple heart diseases including cases of heart disease, sclerosis, cirrhosis, pneumonia, nephritis and other illnesses. Hospitals named include City Hospital Seton Hospital Good Samaritan Hospital and Christ Hospital with listed ages and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIAL
Shaw
Harry
Laurel Street
Heartisease
Loviep
Margaritas
Windsor Street
Preston
Priscilla
Alms Place
Herwig
Charles
East Thirteenth Street
Nunn
Emmett
Christ Hospital
Reading
Epply
Clarence
City Hospital
Baymiller Street
Ekelman
Philomena
Gest
Haekle
John
Central Avenue
M’kinney
Nannie
East Sixth Street
Devine
Joseph
Seton Hospital
Alms
Cleary
Mary
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lock Street
Maciewski
Clara
Jefferson Avenue
Kasselman
Avilliam
Plum Street
Obituaries for Clara Stevens and John Daum in St Louis notices
Mrs Clara Stevens wife of Harry W Bishop of 5026 Washington Ave St Louis Mo buried Spring Grove Cemetery Saturday Oct 24 at 3 pm John Daum beloved husband of Anna nee Gebhardt died Tuesday Oct 20 1908 at 7 30 am aged 59 years 6 months 20 days funeral from 520 Tafel Street Friday Oct 23 at 2 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feighery
Lla
Loughlin
James Feighery
Robbins Street
Covington
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Ekelman
Minnie
Kleintank
Henry Ekelman
Gest Street
Holy Trinity Church
Garber
Fred G
Mamnie
Vernberg
Millsbrae Avenue
Hyde Park
Milton
Charles J
Monument Place
Elm Grove
St. Louis
Louisville
Memphis
Rollman
Fanny
Isaac Rollman
Alaska Avenue
New York
Schuetze
John D
Follett Avenue
Drennan Avenue
Shaw
Harry E
Laurel Street
Clara Stevens
Harry W. Bishop
Washington Avenue
Spring Grove
Daum
John
Anna Daum
Gebhardt
Tafel Street
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Aya
Jung Company
Fanny Cameron
Edward Meyers
Marshal Strief
Meyers
Clementina
Fides and Lanark
Dome
Cohn Shillito
Alleghanils
City News
Will
Pioneers
Court News
Probate Court
Louisa O'Dell
William J.o'dell
John W. Ballmann
Frank F. Dinsmore
William Bendigs
Ballmann
Malsbury
O'Dell
Samuel J. Smith
Mary O. Hamer
Smith
Superior Court
Nancy Jones
Cincinnati Tractions Company
Frank J.tremath
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisvile Railway Company
Powel Crosley
John C
Dairyman
London
Cincinnati Traction Cody
Ee Hee
Erstman
Sumnes P
Mk J. Termath
Jam
Goodrich
John Oc
Ada E. Hopper
Cabinet L. & 7
Ada E. John Troxel
Chester P. Murray
Milo BE. Hetzler
L. F.hanger
Globe B. & 8, Co. B
BRO
Harry J. Scheid
Citizens
Mary Leininger
Sanson M. Cooper
Norwood Real Estate
Sam Regnardina
National
B. A
Rosa
Baron
Joseph Prs
Roerr
Frederick Roling
Union
Cotabotey Oo Vcese Oes Cegeys Ee Nsavhastionineys
Fulton B. & 8
Henry Bolke
Guarantee
D. Co
Joseph Cincinnetta
S. Horvitz
Peter Wittekind
May Aestevens
Hus
Elizabeth O'Hara
Alfie L. Dunlap
MarPare
H. Lin Ernst G. Seidel
C. F. Morgan
Baker
Ohio Mediaics Institute
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Avondale
Bicknell Young
Boston
Mass
Music Hall
Coan
Bessie Johnson
Cannon
Helen Geiser
Glencoe Hotel
Mt. Auburn
Chapel of Christ Hospital
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Book Concern
St. John Cemetery
Antoine Brockhills
O.F.M
St. Francis’ Church
St. Clement’s Church
Ermin Schneider
St. Mary’s Cemetery
R. F. Hart
Government Food Inspection Laboratory
Cincinnati Chemical Society
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New Orleans
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Lake Charles
Pensacola
Fla
de Funiak Springs
River Junction
Scranton
Ocean Springs
Miss
Biloxi
Cartersville
Atlanta
Knoxville
Chattanooga
City Ticket Office
S. E. Cor
4Th and Vine
Ichierro Jewelers
Fourth St
Kennon Dunham
Auburn Ave
Closson
West
Johan ‘Singleton
Webb St
Saveenee
Ettie Davis
Sereneseeese
Elmw
George J Russell
Luella E. Arndt
Nathan Wolff
Henne
Anna Rosenblatt
Richmond St
Karl Ruiter
St. Sss
Hildegard Huschka
E. Liberty
Louisville, KY
Pearl and Butler
Fourth Street
Newport
Covington and
Latonia
City
Fourth and Vine Sta
Sinten Hotel
Pacific Coast
Ch& D-Monon
Fifth and
Waluat
Batesville
Springfield
Columbus
Celina
van Wert
Merchants’ Bridge
Fourth and Vine Streets
North German Lloyd
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Cecilie
Kaiser Wm. I
Kronpring
Kaiser Wm.d.Gr
Kurfuerstee
Friedrich. Wm
K. Albert
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
I “Hee
P. Irene
Barbarossa
Lloyd Travelers
Oelrichs &O
N.Y
Atlas National Bank
Brighton German Bank Co
Bepler & Co
Third St
First Ntional Bank
Kuhn & Sons
Western Ilman Bank
First National Bank
Walzat
Principal Steamship Lines
Thomas Cook & Son
Italy
Deutschland
First Nat'l Bank
Western German Bank
Atlas Nat'l Bank
German Nat'l Bank
Brighton
S. Kuhn & Sons
Hotels and Resorts
Havlin
John H. Vlin
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