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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1908
Page
8
Formal showing offers the latest ready to wear for women from A to Z. Styles range from ornate Parisian inspired and foreign remade designs to conservatively plain custom tailored looks. Junior suits for college girls deliver youthful chic with grown up appeal.
Conductor Eugene Dempsey brother of a former mayor clashed with an unknown passenger on an Elberon car early Sunday. The fight broke on the back platform as the car neared Fifth avenue Price Hill and the attacker fled before the car stopped. Dempsey says the assault followed a prior transfer dispute.
Business organizations plan to protest the $1500 yearly rental for the Harrison river viaduct and may seek a referendum or council action today. Parks and playground projects, including a Millcreek bottoms plan, dominate council business as officials seek funds for autos and a buzz wagon for the Water Works distribution department.
The Hebrew Union College begins its scholastic year this afternoon with preliminary work. Admission applications have arrived from both domestic residents and European candidates. Lectures start October 13, and President Dr Kaufman Kohler plans to return from New York to help start the year. The college may move next year to hilltop buildings, leaving Sixth Street.
The Avondale syndicate laid a water main in Avondale avenue with fire plugs added. no agreement covered plugs. The city faces whether it must pay for the plugs or for taking over the mains, with Assistant Solicitor Sutphin leaning toward an equitable city payment via the Safety Board.
The first meeting of creditors for the Charles H. Bultman bankruptcy will be held this afternoon at the Bankruptcy Referee W H Whittaker’s office in the Carlisle Building. Charles H Bultman will attend, answering questions about the business and failure causes with Alfred Cassatt acting as his attorney. A trustee will be selected to manage remaining property and claims, with Major W R Thrall, the receiver, presenting a report.
D J Stevens secretary and treasurer of the Stevens Company found his car missing from in front of the Traction Building on Fifth Street after he visited the Gibson House. Police and detectives searched the area, and the car was found an hour later on Sixth Street with no witnesses. Stevens suspects a prank by a driver.
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