City News Goes South To Visit Relatives
Albert P. Hover a Central avenue businessman has gone to Atlanta Georgia to visit relatives and friends. Two Matrimonial Knots Tied Justice John Marshal Smedes yesterday tied the matrimonial knot for Fred Romer and Miss Emma Kistner and Herbert E Barhash and Miss Agnes Moeller. Apron Social for Convent An apron sale and social for the benefit of the Convent of the Good Shepherd will be held at Holy Trinity school hall Price and Grand avenues Price Hill Monday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert P. Hover
Central Avenue
Atlanta, Ga
John Marshal Smedes
Fred Romer
Emma Kistner
Herbert E. Barhash
Agnes Moeller
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Holy Trinity School Hall
Price and
Grand Avenues
Price Hill
William H. Lenders
Republican Central Committee
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Turner Hall
Lenders
Charlie Miller
McMicken
Margaret Loehr
University
Edward G. Eliham
Rochester
Emma B. Connelly
Calhoun St
Charles W
Broadway Sone
Dora van Frank
Sherman
Main
Charles J. Steckle
Bellevue
Bessie Hawley
Hamilton & K’witon
Stephan Lang Norw
Armory
Agnes Glasmeier
Charles M. Bulger
Caeaee
Ava
Ida L. Kernen
Oss and
Glenway
Herbert E. Ear
Orchard
Charles R. Jollie
Sarah A. Grounds
Plum St
Paul Poczik
Central
Katie Hennika
Elm St Wares
W. Clay McNeal
Lillian Owens
Carlisle
Carl Hauser
Eet
Babette Feilner
Knott
Clifford A. Huffine
Colerain
Mollie Mendel Ledeaite
Elberon & Price
Justices To Hold Meeting In Hamilton County
Hamilton County Justices of the Peace will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock in Justice Smedes office. Squires are invited to hear matters of interest and discuss local issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Justices of the Peace
Smedes
Squires
Councilman Mullen Hosts Six Film Showings At Lytle Park
Councilman Mullen organizes an entertainment program featuring six different moving pictures for residents and park patrons at Lytle Park tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen
Lytle Park
Diamond Lost at Zoo Found After Gravel Search
President Laidlaw of the Service Board attended the Zoo yesterday morning with Mrs. Laidlaw. A diamond valued at $200 slipped from her ring setting during a round of applause and was recovered after a gravel search by bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laidlaw
Service Board
Zoo
Highlanders
Detectives Headed for Seattle and Omaha in Kidnapping Case
Detectives Crim and McQuesten traveled to Seattle to pursue Maurice Partymueller and his six year old son, while Detective Schafer joined the same train to Omaha to secure John Orr. Partymueller faces a kidnapping charge and Orr a grand larceny charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crim
McQuesten
Seattle
Wash
Maurice Partymueller
Joseph Schafer
Omaha
John Orr
Partymueller
Orr
Corner-stone laid for St Aloysius Church Elmwood
The corner-stone of St Aloysius Church at Pounsford and Main avenues Elmwood will be laid today at 2 30. A march through the town precedes the ceremony with prominent citizens attending. The new edifice is described as one of the hand somest churches in the Millcreek Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysius
Pounsford
Elmwood
Millcreek Valley
Mrs May Miller Arraigned On Embezzlement Charge
Mrs May Miller of Eastbourne terrace was arrested on a warrant for embezzlement involving Mrs Anna Bradley of the Tourraine Hotel. She was arraigned before Squire Meyers, bound over to the grand jury, bond set at 1000 dollars, funded. The Rev Frank Nelson defended the Miller woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Miller
Eastbourne Terrace
Anna Bradley
Tourraine Hotel
Squire Meyers
Frank Nelson
Miller
Bread thrown from Kroger wagon injures driver on street
Several hundred loaves were dumped onto Vine street and McMicken avenue when a Kroger Grocery and Baking Company wagon broke down. The driver A. Shears of Liberty street and Central avenue sustained a slight injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
McMicken Avenue
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
A. Shears
Liberty Street
Central Avenue
Hartman to be Returned to Cincinnati Conference Charge
Members of Christ Methodist Church welcome news from Greenfield that the Cincinnati Conference will renew Rev. L. O. Hartman to the charge. Other churches including Madisonville and Urbana had sought to secure the Rev. Hartman as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Hartn
Chrie M. E. Church
Greenfield
Cincinnati
L. O. Hartman
Madisonville
Urbana
Hartjaan
Board member repeats long auto trip feat to Toledo
Harry Manss of the Board of Public Service set out from the city for Toledo aiming to replicate his successful Sandusky trip from a month earlier. In Manss absence, fellow board member Weil was authorized to sign necessary vouchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Manss
Board of Public Service
Sandusky
Toledo
Weil
Brother reunion ends in tragedy at Dewey House Seattle
W H Bowen 64 a former soldier who owned the Dewey House in Seattle Wash died in bed yesterday morning after his brother Albert Bowen 64 living on Anderson Ferry road visited him after a thirty five year separation. Albert Bowen had just attended a G A R reunion in Toledo and was returning home when the meeting brought them together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bowen
Dewey
Seattle
Wash
Albert Bowen
Anderson Ferry Road
Bowen
Toledo
Three Boys Steal Purse From Miss Kitty Heard
Miss Kitty Heard at 755 West Seventh street is robbed of a jewelry purse worth 200 dollars in a Seventh Street store. While two boys distracted her, a third, about 12 years old, grabbed the pocketbook and fled from Seventh and Cutter streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kitty Heard
West Seventh Street
Seventh
Cutter Streets
August 1908 gifts to Cincinnati Library total page items
Gifts received in August 1908 for the Cincinnati library include 99 books 267 pamphlets 61 maps and unbound magazines. Donors listed by names and organizations include Avondale Improvement Association Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company Cincinnati Board of Public Safety and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Avondale Improvement Association
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Cincinnati Board of Public Safety
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Punch and Shear Company
Frank E. Edwards
Eliza Farley
Ferro Concrete Construction Company
German Deaconess Home and Hospital
Hebrew Union College
Harriet L. Kemper
Lunkenheimer Company
E. 8. McKee
Alice Nickles
The
Ohio Humane Society
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Phonograph Institute Company
St. Xavier's College
Ida Schwartz
J. H. Charles Smith
Taxpayers’ Association
University of Cincinnati
Kate C. Welsch
William Worthington
Local Priest Jerome ReuterMan Named Provincial
Cincinnati born Father Jerome Reuterman, rector of Holy Cross Monastery Mt Adams, was unanimously elected Provincial of the Passionist Order Western Province with headquarters in St Louis. The youngest provincial ever elected and highly popular at Mt Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Passionist Fathers
Louisville
Jerome Reuterman
Holy Cross
Mt. Adams
St. Louis
Jerome
Romance Has Its Sequel in University Ties
Miss Emma Connelly of Walnut Hills married Edward G. Eidam of Rochester New York in a ceremony at the bride’s sister’s home. Rev Charles Sumner Brown officiated. The bride studied at Cincinnati University then Illinois before meeting Eidam who works for Stronberg Colsen in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Illinois
Emma Connelly
Walnut Hills
Edward G. Eidam
Rochester
N. Y
F. L. Swanberg
Calvin Place
Charles Sumner Brown
Walnut Hills Baptist Church
Cinccinnati University
Illinois
Eidam
Imp
Stronberg Colsen Company
Campaign activity rises as Taft campaign opens in Ohio
Republican efforts intensify in Ohio with Taft returning to campaign in Cincinnati and plans for a train rear platform tour. Democratic candidate John Kern arrives privately in Cincinnati ahead of the September 26 kickoff in Mansfield, while Taft’s team expands offices and logistics in the Linton Hotel area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Ohio
Mr. Taft
Sandusky
Cincinnati
Head of a Large Estate Succumbs in Bar Harbor
John Josiah Emery, a leading Cincinnati real estate magnate worth an estimated 40 million dollars, died at 9 45 a m at his Bar Harbor summer home The Turrets His family was at his bedside He had founded and managed the Emery estate with holdings in Cincinnati Indianapolis San Francisco Chicago New York and Europe He funded charitable works including Christ Hospital Children’s Hospital and a Colored Orphans Home Interment is expected at Spring Grove Cincinnati The legacy includes the Mercantile Library Building St Paul Building Palace Hotel and numerous flats in Avondale Clifton and Walnut Hills
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Worth Kern
Cincinnati
Kern
Big Four Railroad
Chicago
Hackney
Speakers’ Bureau
United States
Mr. Kern
New York
Empire State
Indiana
Muncie
Ind
Indianapolis
Kentucky
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
John Josiah Emery
Bar Harbor
Mr. Emery
Old Woodward College
New York City
Sixty-eighth Street
Thomas Emery
Thomas J. Emery
Cairo
Egypt
Queen City Club
Emery
San Francisco
Europe
John Josiah
Lela A. Alexander
Alexandra
Thomas J
John J
Lela
Audrey Emery
Silent” Smith
Metropolis
Children’s Hospital of Christ Hospital
Colored’ Orphans’ Home
Spring Grove
Mercantile Library
St. Paul
Palace Hotel
San Rapheal
Avondale
Clifton
Walnut Hills
Emery Estate
Former Politician Willis P Tharp Dies in Hospital
Willis P. Tharp longtime City Water Works superintendent died at Good Samaritan Hospital after a month of treatment. The well known city engineer helped rebuild the Courthouse after the fire and riot and built the Pennsylvania depot. He was fifty nine, survived by a widow and daughter. funeral from his Hyde Park home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis P. Tharp
City Water Works
Good Samaritan Hospital
Tharp
Pennsylvania Depot
Hyde Park
Another warrant out for Harding in Milford case
A warrant for the arrest of Edward C. Harding was issued by Justice Muller in connection with the Milford Home Building Company. William Galloway, a baggage master, borrowed 1500 from the company to buy a home and has paid five dollars weekly. he alleges a discrepancy between his payments and the company records. The warrant was given to Constable Ben Tebbe for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Harding
Milford Home Building Company
William Galloway
Harding
Galloway
Justice Muller
Ben Tebbe
Livery Barn Fire Ends Near Tragedy in Evanston
A fire at Ed ward Meier's livery stable on Montgomery road and Brewster avenue Evanston nearly killed three year old Louis Quinn. The child recovered but mourns his missing cat Tommy Tucker as firefighters battled the blaze into morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Meier
Montgomery Road
Brewster Avenue
Evanston
Louis Quinn
Tommy Tucker
Linden Flats
Gilman and
Auburn Avenues
John Butler
Madeline Doyle
Storrs Street
County Tax Settlements Urged With Treasurers
County Auditor Richardson finished tax distribution and asked treasurers of municipalities villages townships and schools to meet promptly for August settlements. He urged school treasurers to settle with him by September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
New yard opened by Public Service Street and Sewer Department
The Street and Sewer Repair Department opened a large new yard on Harrison Avenue, abandoning the Wade Street yard. City property transferred, employees funded a celebration. A flag was raised, John Cornette Jr. honored, and a Dutch lunch hosted by Colonel Christ Horstman. The yard connects to the Brighton B&O South Wales yards, saving thousands in hauling costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Harrison Avenue
Wade Street
John Cornette
Frank Haab
Cornette
Christ Horstman
George Fieck
Henry Buck
Hugh Taylor
A. Ries
Charles Hiller
Brighton B. & O
Cincinnati Masonic Bodies Schedule September Meetings
Cincinnati Council No 1 R and 8 M holds Weds Sept 9 7:30 pm in Scottish Rite Cathedral for Royal and Select Master degrees. Cincinnati Chapter No 2 RA M meets Mon Sept 7 7:30 pm. Hanselmann Commandery No 16 KT holds special conclave Tue 4:30 pm for Temple and Malta. Walnut Hills Lodge No 433 F and AM meets Tue Sept 8 7:30 pm. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Council
W. L. Meyer
Joseph Kirkup
Hanselmann Commandery
NO. 16
K. T
Temple
Malta
Walnut Hills Lodge
A. M
Charles E. Schroth
W. M. Williams Schuchardt
California without change in new Pullman sleeping cars
The notice announces a Cincinnati departure every Tuesday at 6 p.m. aboard wide vestibuled Pullman cars to San Francisco with modern conveniences. Rates for berths are half the regular sleeper price, with agents listed for B& O S W, Illinois Central, and Southern Pacific lines in Bless, DP W, P. A., Joseph, or W. H Connor as general agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Pullman
Cincinnati
Louisville
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Illinois Central Railroad
Southern Paol A
Bless
P. A
Joseph
W. H Connor
War veteran D L Day dies after long illness
Civil War veteran D L Day, long time gauger in the Cincinnati Internal Revenue district, dies in Dayton after a prolonged illness. He had been an invalid the last two years. The body will be brought to this city for burial in Spring Grove Cemetery on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Day
Cincinnati Internal Revenue District Service
Dayton
Spring Grove
Deaths and burial notices from September listings
Death notices from Bar Harbor to Indianapolis detail Emery John J Helman Kruse Lillard Schuetze Tarrant Turwold Tharp and other families. Burial permits list Julia Gerrety Catherine Kappel Jefferson Bell Clarence Huber Mary Milligan John D King Anthony Rettich Catherine Faunstein Johann Schultze Nancy Perry with ages and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrety
Julia
Hopkins
Kappel
Catherine
Fairfield Avenue
Bell
Jefferson
Bates Avenue
Huber
Clarence
Episcopal Hospital
Liberty
Milligan
Mary
City Infirmary
King
John D
Warsaw Avenue
Rettich
Anthony
Faunstein
McMicken Avenue
Schultze
Johann
Dreman Avenue
Perry
Nancy
Wabash
Obituary notices from late summer years
BREED W J of Los Angeles aged 73 dies September 1 burial September 7 at Church of the Covenant Los Angeles. DAY D L dies September 4 in Dayton burial September 7 at Spring Grove Cemetery. DONAHUE John aged 56 beloved husband of Sarah dies September 5 burial September 7 at Cumminsville St Patrick’s Church services described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruse
Elizabeth
Maifeld
William Kruse
Winkler Street
St. John’s Church
Lillard
Allie
Garrard Avenue
Covington
Highland Cemetery
Schuetze
George D
Drennan Avenue
Vine Street Hill Cemetery
Tarrant
Sarabelle
Indianapolis
Ind
George W. Tarrant
A. G. Sturdevant
Hopkins Street
St. Edward’s Church
Maysville
Turwold—Henry
Amelia Sturwold
Fisse
Wade Street
St. Henry's Church
Tharp—Willis P
Good Samaritan Hospital
Breed—W. J
Los Angeles
Cal
Church of the Covenant
Eighth
Elm Streets
D. L
Dayton
Spring Grove
Donahue
John
Sarah Donahue
Turrill Avenue
Cumminsville
St. Patrick’s Church
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City News
Mt. Adams Divine
Passionist
Illinois University
Kernin City
Linton Hotel
Carpenter
Fourth Street
Linton
Ents
Uft
Youngstown
Harris
Great Mahoning Valley
Temperance Democrats
Judson Harmon
Personal Liberty League
Antisaloon League
John C. Drake
State Senate
Anti-saloon League
Drake
Palmer
Erie
Ottawa County
John Hayes Hammond
National League of Republican Clubs
Hammond
Hitchcock
H. V. Speilman
Guido Gores
Frank Pfaff
M.J. Keefe
Maine
Queen City
Baggage Master
Society Notices
Joel C. Clore
Kahler
California
Gauger
Alms & Doepke
Paris
the Hims & Doepke Co
Labor
Bell Telephone Co
Bar Harbor, Me
Helman
Albert M
Elizabeth Street
MIC Wale Bros Jewelers
Fourth St
A. T. Roever
Sec
Myer Elie
Canal
FB. Maertz Oinector Automobile and Carriage Livery
SRS
John Church‘Co
Elm
Sam Moveana
Bighon Pioneer Steam
West Fifth St
Race St
Closson
West
J. A. Thompson
Berkshire
Elm ST
Charles Lybrand Bonifield
Broadway
Starrford
W. Seventh ST
D.t.vail
East Eighth Street
S. C. Ayres
H. P. Ferris
Union Trust Building
J. M. Withrow
West Seventh ST
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth-Cherbourg-Bremen
A.M. Kronprinz
Kaiser Wm.d.Gr
Kaiser Wm
Cecilie Pmeeres
Plymouth-Cherfourg
Barbarossa
Gr. Kurfuerst
Friedrich d.Gr
Plymouth
Gibraltar
Naples
Genga
Atlas National Bank
Brighto
German Bank Co
Bepler & Co
German National Bank
Kuhn & Sons
Third St
Western German Bank
S.kuhn.& Sons
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