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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1908

Page

5

Vandal damages Woodberry Supply window at 414 West Fourth

A vandal smashed a $75 window at Woodberry Electrical Supply Company on West Fourth Street and fled without stealing anything. Jacob Miller aged 85 of 409 Bauer Avenue was hurt yesterday when he fell from a street car near his home and was taken to City Hospital by his family.

Woodberry Electrical Supply Company West Fourth Street Jacob Miller Bauer Avenue City Hospital

Recovery Update From Jewish Hospital Patient

Louis J. Hillhouse, hospitalized at the Jewish Hospital after an operation performed by Dr. Louis Ransohoff, was reported yesterday to be much improved.

Louis J. Hillhouse Jewish Hospital Louis Ransohoff

Judge Lueders Liberates Drunken Defendants in Holiday Mood

The Police Court docket overflowed with drunkenness and disorderly conduct cases. Judge Lueders, in a holiday mood, released most prisoners with warnings.

Judge Lueders

Fire at Cincinnati Abattoir Company smoke house

A small fire broke out in the smoke house at the Cincinnati Abattoir Company on Spring Grove Avenue yesterday morning. An alarm was sounded and firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze. The damage was trifling.

Cincinnati Abattoir Company Spring Grove Avenue

Child Dies from Burns After Accident at Home

Coroner Cameron was notified of the death at City Hospital of Anna Francis a colored six year old of 1267 East Third street. The child suffered burns when she pulled a kettle of hot water from a stove several days earlier.

Cameron City Hospital Anna Francis East Third Street

Leg Breaks in Labor Day Horse Play Incident

Fred Wendel a 45 year old machinist of 4234 Eastern avenue was seriously injured during a Labor Day celebration after being shoved during horse play at a neighbor's home causing a broken leg and strained back. He was taken to City Hospital by a patron.

Fred Wendel Eastern Avenue

Jockey Injured in Alleged Fight

Charles Hyams, 23, a jockey of 755 Barr Street, was taken to City Hospital yesterday with head and body wounds after a dispute with a crowd of men. He says he was attacked during an argument and declined to name his assailants.

Charles Hyams Barr Street Hyams

Dementia Fueled Attack Plague At Home On Mound Street

Anna Green a 26 year old colored resident of 714 Mound Street created a reign of terror at her home yesterday. She believed she was bewitched by an aged negress and attacked everyone she met. Police took her to City Hospital for treatment.

Anna Green Mound Street

Norton Held For Attempted Fraud With False Pretense

Henry Norton was sent to the workhouse by Judge Lueders to serve 60 days and pay $100 after allegedly going to Oliver Hamel at 403 Chestnut Street and securing $5.50 by claiming a “pull” could free him from the workhouse. He faced charges of obtaining money by false pretenses.

Henry Norton Lueders Norton Oliver Hamel Chestnne Street Hamel

Madisonville Sends Anonymous Letters to Inspectors

Residents of Madisonville turned over anonymous letters to the Postoffice Inspectors' department. Government officials will conduct a rigid investigation to locate the writer, with I N Miller and County Legal Adviser Louis A Ireton assisting authorities.

Madisonville Postoffice Inspectors' Department I. N. Miller Louis A. Ireton

Colored School Opening by Notre Dame Sisters

The Sisters of the Notre Dame Academy will open their colored school on Baum Street this morning. Organizers plan a strong effort to secure a large attendance and offer every possible advantage to colored pupils who wish to attend.

Sisters of the Notre Dame Academy Baum Street

Tharp Laid To Rest In Spring Grove Chapel

Willis P. Tharp was buried yesterday at 2 p.m. in Spring Grove Cemetery after Episcopal services in the chapel. Pallbearers included J. Kauffman J. Hinbrose J. J. Rooney W. T. Moylan and Cohn. Cincinnati Lodge No. 56 BPO Elks was represented by George D. Becker W. F. Ray J. F. Dean and Exalted Ruler J. S. Richardson.

Willis P. Tharp Spring Grove J. Kauffman J. Hinbrose J. J. Rooney W. T. Moylan Cohn George D. Becker W. F. Ray J. F. Dean J. S. Richardson Cincinnati Lodge B. P. Oo. Elks

Three-Cornered Debate on Labor Platforms in Norwood

About 500 residents heard W H Beecher discuss Democratic plans while Judge Davis aligned Republican views and Tafts labor record. Mrs Margaret Grout of the Labor League spoke for Socialism and audience questions followed the speeches.

Main Avenue Mills Street Norwood Norwood Central Labor Union W. H. Beecher David Davis Taft Margaret Grout Label League Mr. Beecher Philippines Judge Davis

Hay Men Seek Temporary Injunction Over Transfer Charges

Samuel O. Bayless will ask Judge A C Thompson for a temporary injunction to stop Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific and Louisville Nashville Railroads from ending day transfer charges for hay. The hay men argue a dual-railroad conspiracy and warn a loss of 30 000 to 50 000 dollars yearly and a damaged market in competition with other regions.

Samuel O. Bayless A. C. Thompson Federal Court Cincinnati, New Orleans Texas Pacific Louisville & Nashville South Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Thomas Morrison Southern Railway Morrison

Water Trip for Visiting Buyers

About six hundred guests are expected for an Island Queen excursion arranged by the Cincinnati Traveling Salesmen's Association and the Merchants and Manufacturers' Association. Owing to low water the itinerary was altered to include a river run to the new Government dam with fireworks at Coney Island Beach and Eden Park tower. The event features kentucky burgoo, dancing and music with committees coordinating attendees and ticket distribution.

Cincinnati Traveling Salesmen’s Association Merchants and Manufacturers’Association Government Dam Cincinnati Queen City Eden Park Tower Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association Palace Hotel Coney Island Broadway Linton Hotel

Cincinnati Schools Boost for Opening Day

President Withrow of the Cincinnati Board of Education returned from a Virginia vacation and led a tour of new and repaired schools. He praised conditions and anticipated enrollment around 32,000 to 33,000 with about 1,070 teachers. Bids will be opened for Woodward High School superstructure and for Bruce avenue site grading on Kirby road amid local land purchase discussions.

President Withrow Cincinnati Board of Education Virginia Mountains Withrow Handman Dyer Woodward High School Bruce Avenue Kirby Road

Knight Templars Assemble for Jenner Tribute

Members of Hanselmann Commandery No 16 Knight Templars are asked to meet at Scottish Rite Cathedral on Tuesday September 8 at 145 PM and travel by special car to the crematory to pay last tribute to deceased Sir Knight Charles G Jenner. Other commanderies invited by order of George W Atridge Em Com.

Hanselmann Commandery Knights Templars Frater Charles G. Jenner George W. Atridge Em. Com

Masonic Lodge Notices for Lafayette No. 81

K. T special conclave Tuesday at 4 30 p.m. confer the Orders of Temple and Malta. Visitors welcome. W Atridge Em Commander. D H Pottenger Recorder. Lafayette Lodge No 81 F and AM Stated meeting Tuesday September 8 at 7 30 p.m. Alfred Knight W M.

Hanselmann Commandery K. T Temple Malta GEQ W. Atridge D. H. Pottenger Lafayette Lodge Alfred Knight

Obituary notices and funeral details list

A long list of death notices and funeral times. Names include Esther Dine John J Emery Matthew B Farrin Anna Hedges Charles Jenner Julius C Knost Charles E Mayfaith Dr Henry McGrew James Edwards George D Schuetze George Sturwold Henry with addresses and service times from Sept 1908.

Theatrical Man James Edward Schenck Dies

James Edward Schenck known as Jim Edwards died yesterday morning at his son Dr. J Edward Schenck’s home 2823 Warsaw Avenue. He was a longtime prominent theatrical figure and elder Cincinnati Lodge No 5 B P O Elks member. Burial is planned for Wednesday afternoon with services at the Elks Temple on Elm Street.

James Edward Schenck Jim Edwards J.edward Schenck Warsaw Avenue Schenck Cincinnati Lodge B. P. O. Elks Elks’ Temple Elm Street

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