Best Man Elopes With Bridesmaid in Kentucky Union
Carrick F. Robertson of Lexington and Flora Kuyalle of Stamping Ground secretly wed in Cincinnati after serving as part of the wedding party. The couple had married in Stamping Ground Wednesday and joined the bridal party to the depot before deciding to marry at the Palace Hotel yesterday. The bride teaches in Stamping Ground and the groom studies at the University of Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrick F. Robertson
Lexington
Flora Kuyalle
Stamping Ground
Cincinnati
Palace Hotel
T. H. Wright
Palace
Herget
University
Kentucky
Painter Joseph M. Burns Dies in Norwood Yard Accident
Joseph M. Burns aged 51 of 585 West Fourth street Cincinnati was struck yesterday and died in the yard of a new house on Smith road near Forest avenue Norwood. He formerly lived in Beattyville Kentucky where his wife resides. Undertaker Ihlendorf took the body to the Morgue for shipment preparation. Burns was employed by George C. Shumard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Burns
West Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Smith Road
Forest Avenue
Norwood
Burns
Beattyville
Ihlendorf
George C. Shumard
Will Hold Services for All Souls Day at Calvary Cemetery
City notices announce All Souls Day services Sunday at 3 PM at Calvary Cemetery East Walnut Hills with sermons to follow in English and German. In Norwood a 45 year old cabinet maker H Kriege died instantly after falling down an elevator shaft at Elm Street factory yesterday. no witness to the accident. Mrs Martha Sedelka 3 126 East Liberty Street dies at supper table. coroner notified natural causes. survived by husband and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Souls
Catholic Calvary Diametery
East Walnut Hills
H. Kriege
Elm Street
Norwood
Martha Sedelka
East Liberty Street
List
Woodward Teacher Honored by University
Frederick Homburrg a Woodward High School teacher is honored by the University of Wisconsin with the Master of Arts degree. The degree is also conferred on Ernest C McKelvey of Upper Sandusky and Alzo P Rosselot of Westerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Homburrg
Woodward High School
University of Wisconsin
Ernest C. McKelvey
Upper Sandusky
Alzo P. Rosselot
Westerville
Ropes Lectures Begin Monday At Cincinnati University
Arrangements enable the public to attend the Ropes lectures on comparative literature at the University of Cincinnati. The course starts Monday with Prof. Alice Fortier delivering a lecture titled The Classic French Drama Tragedy and Comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ropes
University of Cincinnati
Alice Fortier
In Vogue in Cincinnati Fashion Notes
A Cincinnati fashion brief notes crochet dresses and evening coats, flat hats with low crowns, and Pompadour ribbon Directoire sashes. Dining rooms feature plate rails and art plates, with broad trimmed accessories and long wing hats among millinery trends. Tan men’s shoes rise in popularity.
Convention Closes Tonight At Linton Dental Meet
The Dental Manufacturers Convention in Linton ends tonight at 10. About 1500 to 2000 dentists registered this week. Exhibits cover instruments and appliances, with practical demonstrations planned. Somno forme anesthetic will be demonstrated. Stereopticon lectures on selecting teeth crowns and facings are set for 11 a.m. and 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dental Manufacturers
Linton
Munyon's Cold Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Munyon's Cold Remedy claims rapid relief of head and throat symptoms and lungs. It purports to stop fevers runny noses and coughing while easing aches from colds and restoring lost vigor. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for Munyon's and try it for faster recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Remy
Convention Opens in Trinity Church
The first meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church with Mrs. R L Thomas welcoming delegates. President Mrs Cyrus D Foss outlined the year’s work as receipts reached 673400.04 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
R. L. Thomas
Cincinnati
Cyrus D. Foss
Marriage Licenses Filed Across Carthage and Nearby Areas
A list of individuals and addresses for recent marriage license filings appears, with names including Amy E Babbs and Jarrick F Peninsen among others. The notices reference residences in Carthage and surrounding locales, listing addresses and vague personal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nam
Keith
Amy E. Babbs
Carthage
Ek Jarrick F. Peninsen
Decrariege
Lora Duvallessersee Palace
Steiner
Martha Feinheimmer
Hyde Park
Liao Sieigay Ae Simms
Macias Ehesde
Findlay St
Lizabeth
Desea
Changes in Cincinnati Telegraph Office Leave Key Positions Vacant
The Western Union Cincinnati office faces vacancies as several high ranking staff depart. Chief Operator John P. B. McCabe Wire Chief George Derfus and repair expert T. T. Connolly are reported out, with officials silent. Telegraphic shifts began from Assistant General Manager Barclay and more changes from New York are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Company
Cincinnati
Barclay
New York
John PB. McCabe
George Derfus
T. T. Connolly
Verdict awards damages in traction line case
The Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Electric Railway Company won damages from the Sheridan-Kirk Contracting Company in a US Court verdict last evening. The jury awarded $5,397 plus costs against the contractor, while $5,897 in damages were awarded against them. The suit sought $36,000 citing a gravel supply contract for the Ohio River dam construction at Fernbank and an ensuing trestle breakdown and gravel train loss. Judge Sater presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg & Aurora Electric Railway Company
Sheridan-Kirk Contracting Company
United States
Traction Company
Ohio River
Asheridan-Kirk Company 18
Fernbank
Sheridan-Kirk Company
Sater
Avondale Tree Planting Meeting Postponed To Nov 9
The Avondale Improvement District postponed the November 2 meeting to November 9. A special tree meeting will feature lecture and stereopticon views to illustrate benefits of cooperative tree planting and the ongoing movement. Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical Fraternity held a meeting and dinner at the Burney House with a business session and reception of members including C E Hyelin and J M O Maley Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical Praternity
Burney House
C. E.hyelin
Lautensenlager
JM O'Maley, Jr
He Huschast
H. F. Tangeman
Fish stocking under way in Mill Creek and Miami rivers
Deputy State Game Warden Acton began stocking streams near Cincinnati with 10 000 young black bass marble cat and crappies under State Game Warden General Speaks instructions. In total 25 000 fish will be placed in streams around Cincinnati with careful distribution avoiding polluted sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Speaks
Acton
Mill Creek
Cincinnati
Little Miami
Big Miami
Dayton
General Speaks
George Merchon
London
Factory District
Glendale
Woodlawn
Park Place
Subtreasury Examination Completes in London
The eleven day audit of the United States Subtreasury in London concluded with about 15 million dollars counted and all records balanced to the last cent. Chief Examiner Taylor praised Assistant Treasurer Bosworth and his team while examiners returned to Washington last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
London
Thomas J. Taylor
Bosworth
Washington
Gold Finds Reported in Manyema District
R. D. Mohun, leader of the American expedition in the Kongo, reports rich deposits of gold tin and copper in Manyema District near Brussels dated October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
R. D. Mohun
Manyema
Mr. Mohun
Fire Breaks Up Political Meeting in Elmwood Place
A fire near the Town Hall caused panic at a Democratic rally halting speakers including Senator Hafner and Dr. Thomas P. Hart. Fireman Adam Sommers rescued children from John Hooke’s burning home, sustaining burns but later honored. Loss estimated at about $1600 as attendees moved outside and meeting resumed.
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Elmwood Place
Thomas Bentham
Henry Clausing
Railroad Avenue
Big Four Railroad
Hafner
Bentham
Thomas P. Hart
Islecreek Valley
John Hooke
Adam Sommers
Sommers
E. T. Buseching
Carthage
Taft
Death of Jacob Bauer Corpse in Walnut Hills Street Attack
Coroner notified after 63 year old Jacob Bauer retired merchant of 2923 Clearview Avenue Walnut Hills died after an attack while walking to a drug store. He was aided home by several men and died in bed. Death attributed to heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Jacob Bauer
Clearview Avenue
Walnut Hills
Bauer
Excelsior Lodge Stated Meeting Tonight at 7 30
Excelsior Lodge No. 369 F and A M convenes a stated meeting this evening at 7 30 with Severin Ebel serving as worshipful master.
Funeral notices and obituaries from an October 1908 Cincinnati area page
Death notices list multiple residents with dates and times for funerals and masses. Entries include Carrie Brown, James Cuff, Bernard Dodt, John B. Gamel, Jane Grupenhoff, Katharine Elizabeth Holtmeier, Edgar M. Henle, John Newton Poage, and others. Burial permits and hospital deaths follow, naming Eliza Rawrence, Yosephine Sthinmets, Henry O’Keefe, Ralph James, Katherine Holtmeier, Francis Noupeer, and more, with ages and causes where given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuff—James
Mary Cuff
Gamel
John B
Monroe Street
Newport
St. Stephen’s Church
St. Treeuh's Old Cemetery
Grupenhoff
Jane
Henry Grupenhoff
Freeman Avenue
St. Stanislaus’ Church
Rawrence
Eliza
Morris Place
Sthinmets
Yosephine
Delta Avenue
O'Keefe
Henry
Gladstone Avenue
Aes James
West Front Street
Wegelin
Victor
Beach Avenue
Frys
St. Mary's Hospital
Cincinnati
Benes
David
City Hospital
Central Avenue
Noupeer
Francis
Seton Hospital
Petiole
Hunter
East Court Street
Dregisich
Joran
Ralph
Wuest Avenue
Holtmeier
Katherine
Farling
Frick
Dennis Street
Hamilton
Stroebel
George
Whrmann
JO Christ Hospies Kamguille
Meee Ie
Friend of Grant Doctor Poage Dies in College Hill Home
Dr. John N. Poage died yesterday afternoon at his residence on Poplar avenue College Hill. Born September 13 1825 in Ripley Ohio he was educated in public schools and Ripley College where he was a classmate of General A Grant. He graduated from Ohio Medical College and practiced medicine before shifting to pump manufacturing building a large trade. He retired in 1891 due to ill health.
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Holtmeier
Katharine Elizabeth
Fosdick Street
St. George’s Church
Henle
Edgar M
Poage
John Newton
Poplar Avenue
College Hill
John N. Poage
Ripley
Ripley College
General A. Grant
Ohio Medical College
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Carncross
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Voight
Ankeny
Gardner
Fouda
Santehre
Trinity Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Marion Moore
David H. Moore
Colter
Korea
China
Mexico
Turkey
Lilavati Singh
Lucknow
India
Western Union
C. C. Acton
Rensselaer Park
Bucks Balange
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Trefousse
Perrin’s
Che Ohn Shillits Company
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Linton Hotel
A. L. Ellett
G. W
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W. G. Knittle
Greensburg
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Indianapolis
Central Station
BLAZE
Masonic
Brown
Carrie Root
Robert Brown
New Haven
Conn
Spring Grove
Grant
MIS Fwle Putas S Jewelers
Fourth St Diamonds
Glosson's Gallery
Fourth St
West
John W. Murphy de Leverone
West Seventh ST
Pennsylvania
Denver Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Fourth and
Walnut
Pearl and
Butler
George W. Weedon
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth-Cherbourg-Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Gibraltar
Naples
Gendoa
P. Irene
Barbarossa
Lloyd Travelers
Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
N.Y
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Brighton German Bank Co
Bepler & Co
Third St
First National Bank
KE. Cor
Steamstin Lines
Cook & Son
Italy
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N. Y
Wester
Atlas Nat'i Bank
Nat’i Bank
Righten
Kahn & Sons
Hotels and Resorts
Hotel
Normandie
Washington, D. C
Corner
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McPherson Square
Hotel Havlin
Hoenquart
Sorat Pars
Breda
H. Havlin
Commercial Tribune
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