Escapes From Longview Inmate Reported To Police
The escape of Fred Stolle, an inmate of Longview Asylum, was reported to the police yesterday. Despondent over a threatening letter from his wife, Bert Swan, an alligator trainer, attempted suicide by ingesting opium yesterday. he will recover. Julius Freiberg, Cincinnati distiller, funeral services set for today at 3 30 p m in United Jewish Cemetery chapel conducted by Rev Philipson. Joseph Stegner, 29, drank a beer with rough on rats attached, causing serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stolle
Longview Asylum
Bert Swan
Julius Freiberg
Cincinnati
Joseph Stegner
Queen City Avenue
Cheviot
Knights Themplars
Asylum
Scottish Rite
John W. Kehm
Evergreen Cemetery
Templar
Chas. A. Eckert
Woodward High School Corner Stone Prep Meeting
The Woodward committee preparing the November 4 corner stone ceremony for the new Woodward High School met at the Linton Hotel. They completed plans for all details except the parade route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward High School
Linton Hotel
Charity groups thank supporters for luncheons aid to asylum
The Sisters of Charity of St Joseph's Infant Asylum and the Infant Aid Society express thanks for decorations and help at luncheons held last week to benefit the asylum both socially and financially. Grand Jury proceedings follow as J Colby Harrington, linked to Thomas Lawson of Boston, waived examination after being arraigned in Police Court on a $100 bogus draft from Fifth Third National Bank and was bound over.
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Sisters of Charity In Charge
St. Joseph’s Infant Asylum
Ladies of the Infant Aid Society
Grand Jury
Maentington
J. Colby Harrington
Thomas Lawson
Boston
Fifth- Third National Bank
Move to Merge Local Societies for Suppression of Vice
The Western Society for the Suppression of Vice reports its Executive Committee met yesterday to pursue a merger with local societies. Steps will be taken through the general organization headquarters in Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis to unify efforts.
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Societies For the Suppression
Purchase Hilltop Store Adds Drug Outlet in Dow Purchase
Dow Street buyers acquired Herman Serodino's drugstore at McMillan and Gilbert avenues for about 45000 dollars. Real estate broker Nicholas P. Smith arranged the deal. Serodino's unexpired lease of three years was assumed and a ten year extension secured. Ownership rests with Mrs. Mary T. Alexander of Cleveland Ohio. Sale effective at noon yesterday with stock invoicing starting immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Serodino
McMillan and Gilbert Avenue
Nicholas P. Smith
Mary T. Alexander
Cleveland
Park Commission Yes Vote Promised. Dr Crapsey to Speak
Former New York clergyman Rev Algernon Crapsey, once tried for heresy, will address Cincinnati's Vine Street Congregational Church Sunday evening November 1. He arrives Wednesday and will stay with his brother, Architect Crapsey, during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street Congregational Church
Algernon Crapsey
New York
Architect Crapsey
City Hall Notes and Civic Letters 1909 Convention Honor
Mayor Markbreit thanked Dr. Bettinger and the Cincinnati delegation for winning the 1909 Ohio Valley Improvement Association convention. Colonel Mansfield praised the Police Department’s soldierly bearing in a personal letter. DeCamp urged action to improve Corry street foot bridge. West End residents petitioned for steps from Western avenue to Harrison Avenue Bridge to ease viaduct use as a sidewalk.
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Markbreit
Albert Bettinger
Dr. Bettinger
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Francis Mansfield
Second Infantry
Police Department
Walter A. DeCamp
Board of Public Service
Corry Street
Vine Street
Eden Avenue
West End
Service Board
Western Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Ruling Eases Shipments to Dry Districts for Cincinnati Dealers
Internal Revenue Commissioner Capers rules that Cincinnati liquor dealers may ship to dry districts under shipper's order with price accompanying the order and bill of lading endorsed to the purchaser named. Goods must be clearly labeled with the buyer's name to avoid misuse. The decision revokes prior rulings and benefits local shippers by permitting consignments to Georgia and other dry areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Internal Revenue
Capers
Co. O. D
John Doe
Betmann
Georgia
Internal Revenue Department
Old Woodward Boys meet at White's Restaurant
Sixteen members of the Old Woodward Boys gathered in White's Restaurant for the annual reunion, alumni from classes 1831 to 1851. Officers Ben Mirrielees, Robert Richey, H B Bailey, and William Skinner were re-elected, with a committee appointed to prepare a historical document for the cornerstone box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
T. McCrea
James M. Glenn
John H. Aydeloth
David W. Snyder
Silas T. Jennings
Jacob S. Lowry
J. C. Banks
Franklin H. Lawson
Thomas J. Emery
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Woodward High School
William H. Taft
Old Woodward
Rescue worker Mrs. Whitemore to visit Cincinnati churches
Mrs. BB. M. Whitemore, famed New York rescue worker, arrives in Cincinnati today to speak tomorrow at Walnut Hills Methodist Episcopal Church and in the Ninth Street Baptist Church on rescue work. Alexander M. Haddon of New York, president of the New York Assembly of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew, will address the Cincinnati Brotherhood Assembly at the Church of the Advent parish house this afternoon. Fritz A. Lichtenberg, president of the Ohio Assembly, will also speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BB. M. Whitemore
New York
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills Methodist Episcopal Church
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Alexander M. Haddon
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Cincinnati Brotherhood
Church of the Advent
Fritz A. Lichtenberg
Ohio Assembly
Walnut Hills Lodge special meetings and degrees
Walnut Hills Lodge No. 483 F and A M announces a T Day meeting on October 27 at 7 p m for BE A and M Degrees and a Saturday October 31 at 7 p m for F C Degree. Visitors welcome. W M Charles E Schroth and Secretary William Schuchardt certify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Lodge
Charles E. Schroth
W. M. William. Schuchardt
Mounting obituaries and notices from Louisville and beyond
A compact obituary roundup lists deaths and funeral details for multiple individuals. Notables include Dr Otto W Fennel aged 47 with service details in Louisville. Julius Freiberg Jr aged 59 at Walnut Hills Cemetery. Louisa Herrmann aged 55 at St Johns Church. William C Hunt aged 77 at Norwood Baptist. John Keenan aged 78 with Requiem at Church of the Assumption. Mary Louisa Klumb aged 72 with high mass at St Henry. Mrs Mary A Mullen mother of Dollie Conner Coombs. Mrs J Watson Sayers. Philip Tinne son of Ted Tinne aged 28. William Trounstine in Denver.orado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freiberg
Julius, Jr
Mortuary Chapel
Walnut Hills Cemetery
Herrmann
Louisa
Nee Fischer
George Herrmann
Elm Street
John’s Church
Hunt
William C
Norwood Baptist Church
Snerman Avenue
Keenan
John
Margaret Keenan
In Vogue in Cincinnati Fashion Notes on Accessories
A Cincinnati style brief describes this season 1910s fashion trends. Engraving cards, copper plate keepsakes, heavy silverware with frosted finishes, wide ribbon ties on large hats, jeweled tarettes, Russian net veils with dots, larger lavaliere pendants, fancy vests with suits, mother of pearl buttons on cloth tops, suede shoes, white fox fur, and button shoes for men. Park Commission referenced in passing.
Marriage Licenses List With Names and Addresses
A historical compilation shows numerous marriage licenses filed with names ages and addresses. Residents including Theodore Be Menge 22 at 2704 Buckiday and Lillian Andler 21 at Highland and Stetson appear among many others such as William Gaenge 21 Norwood Lydia Brueckner 2241 Vine George Homer 21 Lockland Katharine Termuhlen 19 Arlington Heights Jacob Westrich 96 Ida Geiser White Oak 30 G. W. Brockedaeset 34 Crestline Avenue Estella Aufderheide 66 Station Avenue Alvyn Pfadt 27 Renner Street Johanna Stephan 22 Harrison Avenue Richard Ambrose 21 Laurel Street May Ante 18 Twelfth and Vine Charles Schuchat 42 Wyoming Dora Falk 822 Barr Street Richard James 30 Front Street Ella Nie 324 Front Street Peter Peigik 2001 Lytle Ganeen 27 Mary Binder 20 1087 Central Avenue Joseph Wira 30 949 Carr Street Anna Meyer 20 1087 Kosguth Street Nicholas Horn Christina Schmidt Jasper Kennedy Sarah Seitz Wyoming 0 William Volz 28 Mohawk Street Henrietta Engelhard 28 E McMickenny 28 Florence Becht Birth st Roy Kis area Edith Saleen Wade Street 26 Edna Lethe 19 Wade Street 18 2152 Central Avenue 18.
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Nam
Theodore R. BE. Menge
Buckiday
Lillian Andler
Highland & Stetson
William G. Gaenge
Norwood Lydia Brueckner
Vine
George H. Homer
Lockland
Katherine Termuhlen
Arlington Heights
Jacob A. Westrich
Groesbeck
Osnved
Ida Geiser
G. W. Brockedaeset
Crestline
Estella Aufderheide
Station
Alvyn R. Pfadt
Renner
Johanna Stephan
Harrison Nv
Richard P. Ambrose
Laurel St
Charles Schuchat
Wyoming
Dora Falk
Barr St
Richard James
Front
Peter Peigik
Lytle Ganeen
Mary Binder
Central Av
Joseph Wira
Carr St
Anna Meyer
Sseseeeeeses
Kosguth
Nicholas Horn
Christina Schmidt
Jasper Kennedy
Sarah F. Seitz
William Volz
Henrietta Engelhard
E. McMickenny
Frederick S. Eapimemales
Florence Becht
Roy C. Kis
Rathron
Aser
Third
Edward Saleen de SE
Wade
Edna Lethe
Wade St
Park Commission Vote Prompts Local Post Office Branch
A fragment mentions Frank Birkmeyer owner at a post office branch on the north side of a street between Linn and Ler, urging a vote for a park commission. The readable text is sparse and fragments overshadow full context.
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Cme
Biehtl Street
Linn
Ler
Ets
Frank Birkmeyer
Cee Acenasse Shah Aentceeted Gee
Beloved Son George H Allen Dies 1907
Eulogy from his parents and sister for George H Allen who departed this life October 22, 1907. The family expresses that he is gone but not forgotten and wishes his rest to be sweet and peaceful until they meet again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Allen
Burial Permits and Local Death Notices Summary
Burial permits list names including Albert Dane aged 22 and George aged 23, with causes such as typhoid pneumonia and enteritis. Names Davis William aged 2 and Annette aged 4 appear with hospital and home addresses. Also referenced are Crist's Hospital at 229 Webster and Dayton area leinings, indicating municipal burial processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leining
Albert
Dane
Inquest List of Deaths and Hospitals
A list of deceased individuals with ages and causes, including Martha Lewis 41 aneurysm at 1017 Kossuth, Amanda Carter 73 gastric cancer at City Infirmary, Jennnings Bailey 1 month enteritis at City Hospital, William Athaway 48 cerebral hemorrhage, Frank Hollinger 35 at 2815 Woodburn avenue, Otto Fennis 47 Bright's disease, Henry Riefstahl 321 typhoid at Bethesda Hospital, Fredericka Kahn 53 Bright's disease, Fannie Rollman 86 heart disease at Alaska avenue, Julius 59 Lexington avenue, Fred Speenowde 48 tuberculosis at Branch Hospital, Grace Elburg % at 702 Carlisle, Clinton Saunder 8 at Elm street diphtheria, Samuel Pierson 41 Burnet avenue inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahn
Fredericka
Reading Road
Bright
Rollman
Fannie
Alaska Avenue
Julius
Lexington Ave
Speenoade
Fred
Branch Hospital
Hamer
Elburg
Grace
Carlisle
To- Saunder
Clinton
Elm
Diph- Pierson
Samuel
Burnet Avenue
West Ninth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vicinity
the American Piano Co
William Knabe & Co
Chickering & Sons
Foster-Armstrong CO
Haines Bros
Foster & CO
Marshall & Wendell
Armstrong, Brewster, Cook & CO
Crawford, Winterroth
American Piano Co
Smith & Nixon
Ebersole
United States
Knabe
Chickering
Yles
Designs
Smith & Nixons
Ebersoles
Knabes
Stecks
Chickerings
Henry F. Millers
Armstrongs
Marshall & Wendells
Nelsons
Brewsters
Femwicks
Haines & Co
Hardman
Krells
Crawfords
Knight - Brinkerhoffs
Webers
Steinways
Mansfields
A. B. Chase
Arions
Fishers
Gerhards
Fosters
Emerson Angelus
Melville Clark Apollo
Regina
Mason
Chase & Bakers
Angelus
Victor Talking Machines
The
Smith & Nixon Piano Co
East Fourth Street
City News
Longview
Carthage Pike
Maxwell A
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
University of Michigan
Woodward
Edward E. Shipley
James N. Gamble
Alfred K. Nippert
W. D. Cole
Rey. Ber D. Ketchum
Methodist Opal Church
Cincinnati 7
Purchase Hilltop
Serodino
Walnut Hills
Dow
DR. Crapsey
City Hall Notes
Park Commission
Geo. F. Otte Coo
Brussels
Geo. F.otte
Fourth Street
Musicians’ Social Club
Edwin Glover
Mothers and Teachers’Association of the
Sherman School
M’ Millan Chapter
Work
M. M. Gree
Carl S. Rankin
Hanselmann Commandery
NO. 16
K. T
Order of’ Red Cross
Welcomit
Geo. W. Atridgeh
D. H. Pottenger
N. C. Harmony Lodge
A. M
J. W. Kehm
Miamisburg
Newport
Cincinnati Commandery
No. Mather
Wport
Joel C. Clore
J. W. Kahler
Fennel
Otto W. Fennel
Jefferson Avenue
Lavalieres
Newstedt
Daylight Diamond Store
Ichierro Jewelers
W. Fourth
Maertz Funeral Automobile and Carriage Livery
Plum St’ Phome Canal
Brenner Studio
Fourth St
W. L. Milner
W. Guy Smith
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