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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1908

Page

8

Templars Ready for Big Conclave

The sixty sixth annual conclave of Knights Templars of Ohio will be in Cincinnati October 13 to 15 1908. Officials guests from Grand Commandery and Grand Encampment to attend ceremonies parades music and ball with an expected six thousand knights and ladies.

Knights Templars of Ohio Cincinnati Hanselmann Trinity Commandaries Grand Commandery Linton Hotel Scottish Rite Music Hall Nord Turn Verein Mandolin Club Boston Academy of Music O. N. G. Armory Art Museum Rookwood Pottery Zoological Garden Springfield Cincinnati Conservatory OF Music Clara Baur Baur

Girls Brave Attack as Hoodlums Cut Hair in South Cumminsville

Two 12 and 13 year old girls Gertrude Nagel and Rose Elbe were chased by six boys in a vacant lot in South Cumminsville. The youths held them and cut their hair with shears before the girls escaped. Parents reported the incident to police and an effort to identify the culprits will occur when school resumes.

South Cumminsville Gertrude Nagel Townsend Street Rose Elbe Borden Street

Surgeon Major Fractures Ligaments After Camp Harrison Fall

Surgeon Major Dr. Frank W. Hendley of the First Regiment O N G. suffered a strained ligament in the right leg after an accidental fall from his horse during maneuvers at Camp Harrison near Indianapolis. He will be limited for a few days but remains with the regiment through encampment completion next Tuesday.

Frank W. Hendley Camp Harrison Indianapolis Hendley

Kentucky court suit seeks receivership for Independent Long Distance

George E. Bryce of Toledo sues Independent Long Distance Telephone and Telegraph Company in Covington seeking a receiver. He asks to restrain creditors, to mobilize a single claims process, and cites a $5,000 Jefferson Circuit Court judgment. The firm operates in Kentucky Indiana Tennessee and Alabama with a $1,000,000 mortgage to National Trust Company and bonds in default. Receivers have been appointed for related entities in Tennessee Alabama. Attorneys Worthington and Cochran filed.

George E. Bryce Toledo Long Distance Telephone and Telegraph Company Wilmington Del United States Covington Anderson Kentucky Clark Indiana Tennessee Alabama Jefferson Circuit National Trust Company Louisville Bryce Frankfort Carrollton Central Home and Telephone Company Cochran John McLassing Worthington Green Montgomery Counties United States Court Dayton & Xenia Traction Company Ohio Railroad Commission Rapid Transit Division Dayton Xenia C. J. Ferneding Dayton & Xenia Rapid Co. J. Ferneding Federal Court George F. Ferguson C. L. Coy Ira Coy J. W. Engle Daniel O. Jones Bernard Teigler Leonard Rausch

Excursion Plans Ready For Plant Trip In Cincinnati

The Cincinnati Industrial Bureau completed plans for an excursion to plants around the city at a Board meeting in Union Trust Building. The Big Four Railroad will run a four coach and two gondola car special starting at Grand Central Depot next Thursday at 9 am. The Cincinnati Traveling Salesmen's Association was invited and many members accepted. About 200 people are expected.

Cincinnati Industrial Bureau Union Trust Building Big Four Railroad Grand Central Depot Cincinnati Traveling Salesmen’s Association

Divorce Court Alleges Abuse and Property Blocking Alimony

Mrs. Pennington seeks a divorce from Charles C. Pennington alleging cruelty and that he forced their two children to throw books at her. She claims he owns numerous properties and seeks court to bar disposals until alimony is decided. A temporary restraining order was issued.

Charles C. Pennington Hutchins Hutchins Avenue Avondale Ocala Marion County Fla Nicholas S. Pennington Pfleger Pennington Eugene C. Pooley Sadie Tegeder Albert Tegeder Woodmansee Sparks Lyle’s Hospital

Probate Court Finds Unadministered Wills Hiding in Files

Charles H Case of Hamilton sought the will of William H Case who died in 1900 at New Baltimore. The clerk found the will proven and left for record in 1901 but no one ever applied to administer the estate. Many originals remain unrecorded for fee avoidance or belief. Estates administered listed include John George Strnkorb 4300 and others: Mary Featherly 400, Henry J Finke 2000, Hattie Osmeyer 250, Rufus Jackson ?. Barbara Stirnkorb applied to administer.

Cincinnati John Marshall Marshall Lancaster Fifth and Vine Street Hyde Park Colerain Avenue Charles H. Case Hamilton William H. Case New Baltimore Frank Belle Case Clerk Behle Behle Barbara Stirnkorb John George Strnkorb Stephen J. Burk Mary Featherly Henry J. Finke Hattie Osmeyer Wilber Williams Rufus Jackson

Questions About Relations of Physician and Patient Barred

An article discusses the confidential character of relations between physicians and patients, noting that certain questions or disclosures are barred from press or public inquiry.

Judge affirms fine for adulterated milk possession

COMMON PLEAS COURT Judge Woodmansee yesterday affirmed the judgment of Police Judge Lueders fining George W. Pansiera $50 plus costs for possessing adulterated milk taken from Pansiera's wagon in John Townsend Milk Company's yard by the City Health Officer. Jerome D. Cree, attorney for defendant.

Woodmansee Lueders George W. Pansiera Pansiera John Townsend Milk Company Jerome D. Cree

Sympathy as a classroom issue debated by Dr Zenner

Dr Philip Zenner told Teachers Institute that excessive pity harms students as an auto suggestion causes fake pains. He warned against overcoddling while urging attention to genuine complaints. The institute closed as teachers prepare to begin the new school year next Tuesday.

Philip Zenner Zenner

Norwood Boy Survives Severe Lockjaw Case

Arnold Welsch, 12, of Norwood Park, suffered an eighteen day bout of lockjaw after an ankle injury. Dr L O Saur treated him with about fifteen antitetanic injections and the boy shows gradual improvement though danger remains. Recovery from such cases is rare and death often follows within days.

Norwood Arnold Welsch Norwood Park L. O. Saur Welsch

New Suits Filed In Cincinnati Court Docket

No. 140829 Henry S Allen vs Eliza S Allen for divorce with attorney Harry J Wernke No. 140830 The Christian Moerlein Brewing Co vs John M Kammeren et al for foreclosure of mortgage Paxton Warrington No. 140831 Clara M Pennington vs Charles C Pennington et al for divorce and alimony Eugene C Pooley No. 140832 Anna N Hopple vs City of Cincinnati to enjoin assessment Hoffman Bode LeBlond

Henry S. Allen Eliza S. Allen Harry J. Wernke The Christian Moerlein Brewing Co John M. Kammeren Paxton & Warrington Clara M. Pennington Charles Co. Pennington Eugene C. Pooley Anna N. Hopple City of Cincinnati Hoffman, Bode & LeBlond

Mayor suspends patrolman over alleged beating incident

Mayor Markbreit disciplined Patrolman John Hess after Henry Blaster accused him of assault on August 31. Neighbor Mrs. Lillie Miller testified Hess attacked Blaster. The mayor suspended Hess for one month and warned against any repetition of the offense.

Markbreit Henry Blaster Poplar Street John Hess Fifth District Lillie Miller Hess Blaster

Public school opens as House of Refuge showcases pupil work

Dawn brings students back to study for the new school year. At the House of Refuge children await the bell and supervision. Superintendent Allison displays an exhibition of pupil work open to the public until school starts.

House of Refuge Allison

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