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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1908

Page

5

Real Estate Transactions and Plans in Cincinnati Area

Broker Jacob Schottenfels sold the ten room residence at 2213 Essex Place Walnut Hills to A McDonald for 6500 dollars. Architects Rapp Zettle and Rapp plan a two and a half story frame house on Salem Avenue near Menlo Avenue for Louis J Fach. Cincinnati Chapter of Architects hosts summer outing at Mackes Bond Hill with a baseball game and dinner. Ames and Agnew brokers close a contract to build a duplex for A Nordloh on Sherman Avenue east of Franklin Norwood. Dr E R Booth to erect a bungalow in Pleasant Ridge per Garber and Woodward plans.

Jacob Schottenfels Essex Place Walnut Hills C. E. Spillman A. McDonald Rapp, Zettle & Rapp Salem Avenue Menlo Avenue Louis J. Fach Cincinnati Chapter of Architects Macke’s Bond Hill Ames & Agnew A. Nordloh Sherman Avenue Franklin Norwood E. R. Booth Pleasant Ridge Garber & Woodward

Mock Trial Vindicates Shylock At Cincinnati Meeting

In the Cincinnati Zionist Society event held in the Auditorium a mock trial vindicated Shylock. Participants included Alexander Landesco Oscar Berman Dr Bogen Edward Marx and Sidney Tedesche. Leila Lynch played piano and Albert sang several pieces after the trial. Jealousy Triggers Fight Between Calloway and Holloway.

The Cincinnati, Zionist Society Alexander A. Landesco Oscar Berman Dr. Bogen Edward Marx Sidney Tedesche Leila Lynch Albert

Fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry Reunion Set in Cumminsville

The twentieth reunion of the Fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry Association will take place at G A R Hall in Cumminsville on Saturday evening September 19 at 8 o'clock. President Charles A Miller George Washington Budd and John Leeds will give speeches. Many comrades and friends are expected. The Women’s Relief Corps will serve lunch.

Fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry Association G. A. R. Hall Cumminsville Charles A. Miller George Washington Budd John Leeds Infantry Woman's Relief Corps

Samuel Jones Falls From Wall After Fatigue

Samuel Jones, a 5 year old colored boy of 219 West Third Street who works at night, lay on a stone wall surrounding his home yesterday morning and fell from the wall in a dream like state. He suffered severe injuries and was taken to City Hospital.

Alice Calloway Rhoda Holloway Coloerd Gilbert Avenue Calloway City Hospital Samuel Jones West Third Street

Norwood Fire Department to stage Sunday exhibition

The Board of Safety announced an exhibition by the Norwood Fire Department Sunday at 3 PM at the Allison Street School Building. The display will lift ladders and spray water on mock flames and may test several new nets with pupil jumps.

Norwood Fire Department Allison Street Norwood Board of Safety

Eight cruelty warrants issued in Smedes court

Justice Smedes issued eight warrants charging cruelty to animals through Humane Officer George Chrispin. Named defendants include James H. Little of 1607 Main Street, John Stansbury of 1249 West Seventh Street, Bar Eagle of 1711 Logan Street, Frank Brummerle of 408 Stone Street, John Fisher of 1810 Elm Street, August Langmeier of 1634 Highland Avenue, Fred Meyer of 1704 Logan Street, and Ernest Meyer of Oakley.

Court of Justice Smedes George Chrispin James 8 Little Main Street John Stansbury West Seventh Street Bar Eagle Logan Street Frank Brummerle Stone Street John Fisher Elm Street August Langmeier Highland Avenue Fred Meyer Logan Ernest Meyer Oakley

Courtship Ends in Fight In Mt Auburn Police Court

A warrant was issued for the arrest of William Welsh of Christ Hospital Mt Auburn on assault and battery charges. Robert Mahr of 14 Edinburgh Place says Welsh courted his daughter, then after learning he was married, Mahr ordered him from the house and struck him knocking him down.

William Welsh Christ Hospital Mt. Auburn Robert Mahr Edinburgh Place Welsh Mahr

Stella Moorman and Harry Drackett wed in Clifton church

Miss Stella Moorman daughter of Mr and Mrs Charley H Moorman of Clifton marries Mr Harry Rogers Drackett of Montreal in Clifton Presbyterian Church with Rev Donald Grant officiating There were no attendants and the couple left for Detroit and then Montreal by boat after the ceremony.

Stella Moorman Charley H. Moorman Bryant Avenue Clifton Harry Rogers Drackett Montreal Canada Philip Drackett Clifton Presbyterian Church Donald Grant Miss Moorman Detroit

Walnut Hills Families Share Summer Travel

A sequence of notices lists residents of Walnut Hills and surrounding areas traveling for summer visits and study. The entries name Dr. and Mrs. Lincoln Phillips with daughters, Gordon Stewart departing for the Miami Military Institute, Covington couples returning from Magnolia Beach, and others heading to New York, Poughkeepsie, Princeton, and various coastal spots.

Local residents return and visits noted across Newport area

Mr and Mrs Joe B Andrews of Newport return from Oden Michigan where they spent the summer. Mrs Trevor Newton Avondale will entertain Covington Friday Afternoon Euchre Club. Dr and Mrs F Fishbaugh return from Marietta Ohio. Mrs John Brickweede of Marietta visits Newport. Mrs George Dohrmann Covington hosts Euchre. Ed to Washington DC for seminary. Miss Ella Holbrook Newport visiting Aurora. Miss Addie Stark Newport bound for California. Harry Higgin Newport to Germantown to resume college. Arthur Motch and Mrs C M Motch with Charles Ewan Covington return from Europe. Mrs Cora Thomas summering near Boston returns home. Mrs Harry Stewart Covington and sons return from Wilmington Indiana. Mrs Joseph Finnell Covington returns from Summit New Jersey. Mrs Alex H Evans Covington and son George return from Wilmington Indiana. Mrs E P Goodwin Covington and daughter Inez home from Versailles Kentucky with Episcopal school attendees Beulah and Lucy Goodwin.

Joe B. Andrews Newport Oden, Mich Trevor Newton Avondale Covington F. Fishbaugh Marietta John Brickweede Marietta, O Graesle George Dohrmann Frank Gorton Rosers Henry Heile T. J. Morgan Ransom Parsons Clark Getty Joseph Hutchinson Charles White Edwin Thompson Washington, D. C Theological Seminary Ella Holbrook Aurora Addie Stark California Harry Higgin Germantown Ohio Arthur Motch C. M. Motch Charles Ewan

Police defend shooting of coal miner at Spring Grove

Mounted Patrolman Rieck was said to be justified after he shot and killed Lee Parker a coal miner at Spring Grove and Station avenues. Sol Martin and Ernest Bird provided conflicting statements to detectives as Parker’s body remained unclaimed at the Morgue and Portmouth dispatches found no local match.

Rieck Lee Parker Spring Grove Station Avenues Sol Martin Parker Bird Ernest Bird Portsmouth

Reforms Sought for New Avondale School Site

Avondale Improvement Association Executive Committee met to request Chief Millikin assign a policeman at morning noon and after school to guard the new school. They urge slower traffic near the building and petition the traction company to halt cars at the main entrance for teacher safety.

Avondale Improvement Association Millikin Traction Company

Assembly Delegates Arrive for Essenic Order elections

Delegates to the Ancient Essenic Order from the East and South including Bangor Haverhill New Orleans and East St Louis are scheduled to arrive Monday evening September 21. Interest centers on proposed law ban and on officers election with a spirited contest for Supreme Senator Supreme Secretary and four Councilors.

Supreme Senate Essenic Order Bangor Haverhill Mass New Orleans East St. Louis

Numerous Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Cincinnati Area

A long list shows Joseph Menningen transferring a one year lease of Lot 7 Mills & Kline subdivision to Henry Happe, plus numerous other deeds, pledges, and building permits. Names include John Spaeth, Ida Paul, Caroline Fohlman, William Linkensdoerffer, Matthew Rebel, and many more across Hyde Park, Linwood, Mount Lookout, and Mt Adams areas. Building permits cover several residences with costs listed from 500 to 5,500 dollars.

Joseph Menningen Henry B. Happe Mills & Kline Oakley Carson Kcci John F. Spaeth Charles “Fe Ida Paul Henretta G. Panders Caroline A. Fohlman York Street Freeman Avenue Men’s Club William Linkensdoerffer Bae Maggie Vigransky New Vee Wiicec Tok Cde Origis Ives Seersee Lewis F. A. Schaeperklaus Guardian Psorane Titobd Samuel P. Hopkins Provident Neey B. & FT Isa L. Ilsen Provident Bednegacaseale Matthew Rebel Linwood Realty Co Mary W. Phelan Walnut Hills Bbs M. S. Turrill Mary T. Schwarz Hamilton Avenue Charlotte J. Oe George Jaspers C. Craig Laas Robert C. Boyer George H. Hamann Montgomery Road Columbia Township Joseph M. Good Richard Goosmann M. Dodsworth Winton Place Edward A. Rechtin Henry Strathmann Lower Market Sycamore BPDRO Maria H. Sehmits Henry Bohsinger Findlay Street Linn Street Henry Bohlinger Maria Hy Seami Z Cedar Grove Abo Mary Klinckhamer Cincinnati Woodburn Avenue Jonathan Ave avRe Tlene Cans Peers Henry Hageman City of Cincinnati Wardall Avenue Westwood Frances D. Rawson Middleton Avenue Jacob Witschgar Mt. Adams B Joseph Trevor Regina Dakota Avenue Dana Ave Kane Edward Metz Martha Weber Bank Street William Geringer Cincinnati Beef Company Our Avenue Millcreek Josephine E. Bradford Suiac Plums Washington Clade Reese Linwood Real John Street Laurel Street Austin Ferneau Arthur R. Wheldon Mills & Cresap Hyde Park Pibuisinweye Res Clement W. Gest Alice J. Burrus Leslie & Dick Julia C. Plumb Amnetta Howard McPherson Avetuc Julius Brinkman Et al Mary I. Joseph S. W. Hartsworn Strader Avenue Joseph G. Stenbicker Kate Prifferling Richard Wooley Om -Pairfax Cii Lec Cece Siones Imma K. Thomas Ralph W. Annis Sunset Avenue Midland Avenue Fannie R. Carson Florence BE. Laws Christian Eda ‘Bohissen Hedger Edisie John Wessling, Jr Edwin E Ens Stephen Wilder Budgivision Sib - Oc Kilgour Mt. Lookout Deesseess Sanson M. Cooper P. B Thoms Hutchins Erie Avenue Frank Tuchfarber William M. Donaldson Strece Cectecines Tuchfarber Company Alice Ay Burrus East Walnut Bilis BB Liz

University of Cincinnati opens registration for fall term

Registration in the College of Liberal Arts and Engineering and the College for Teachers began yesterday and continues today and Saturday. Post graduate, law, and medical registrations follow next week. The first convocation is set for Monday in McMicken Hall with President Dabney delivering the opening address. Several faculty members have returned from summer leave and renovations to University buildings, including the new locker rooms, are completed.

College of Liberal Arts and Engineering College For Teachers University College of Liberal Arts McMicken Hall Burnet Woods Dabney Whitcomb Schneider Poll Harry Barnam Breese Jones Hancock Hicks Fenneman Liberma Europe More Ives Cox

Bennett Sues Several in Dabbling Losses Case

Justice of the Peace Lamping heard three cases by Fred W. Bennett against The Dell Brokerage Co Louis W Foster Louisa O Dell John M Gorman W C Dudley and others for about 900 dollars lost in margins. Gorman and Dudley defaulted. cases against Mrs O Dell and Foster continued.

Justice of the Peace Lamping Fred W. Bennett Dell Brokerage Company Louis W. Foster Louisa O'Dell John M. Gorman W. C. Dudley Bennett Gorman Dudley

Changes in Viaduct Require Heavier Buckles on Liberty Street

Bridge Engineer Morris presented the Service Board with an estimate to relay the Liberty Street Viaduct top surface and adopt thicker buckle plates to join the spans. He notes original specs used plates half as thick and warns of high strain demanding the heavier metal. Total cost, after rail savings, would be about 48 913 dollars.

Liberty Street Morris Service Board Traction Company

City Hall Notes Appoint Fire Lt and Water Dept Clerk

Mayor Markbreit named Chris Breckel as a lieutenant in the Fire Department and Edward Bultman, son of Councilman Bultman, to be record clerk in the Water Works Department at $18 weekly after Marx Elsbach’s resignation. Overseer Moore urged coal bid specs for destitute citizens as winter nears. the Board of Public Service approved.

Markbreit Chris Breckel Wilder Avenue Edward Bultman Bultman Water Works Department Marx Elsbach Moore Outdoor Poor Department Board of Public Service

Death notices from Cincinnati area families

Deaths list several local figures with funeral details. Collins Ben engineer aged 34 died September 15 at 3 15 a.m. Grote George W husband of Bertha Grote died September 17 at 3 15 p.m. Gabel Hffie daughter of Henry M. Gabel died September 16 at 6 25 a.m. Moorbrink Norma Sister M Carina funeral at Oldenburg Indiana. Schulte Jennie wife of John H Schulte Sr died September 15 at 3 55 p.m. with Requiem Mass at St Elizabeths Church Norwood Ohio. Funeral schedule includes dates and addresses for multiple families across Cincinnati and suburbs.

Collins Ben Collins Avenue College Hill Grote George W Bertha Grote Hearne Avenue Avondale Hay John S Elizabeth Street Hudson Elizabeth H Fifth Avenue Dayton Huevelmann Jacob Colerain Avenue Moorbrink Norma Carina Oldenburg Ind Schulte Jennie Nee Bailey John H. Schulte Sherman Avenue Norwood St. Elizabeth's Church Chicago Ill Columbus

Burial permits list ailing deaths and inquests in city records

A series of burial permits lists individuals with ages and addresses, noting illnesses such as senility cancer pneumonia tuberculosis nephritis and inquests pending for Charles Jackson Joseph Winefield Leonna Meyer Walter Echroedar. Names include Elizabeth Dowling Anna Chattmann Hannah Silsbee George Chattmann Charles Bryant Ellen Hesy Leo Meyer and Walter Echroedar with hospital and street details.

Ee Elizabeth Neave Street Dowling Anna Clark Street Cannes Jackson Charles City Hospital Smith Street Winefield Joseph Sixth Oliver Street Chattmann George Branch Hospital West Sixth Street Silsbee Hannah Atlanta Atlanta, Ga.; Cancer. Bryant, Charles, 54, City Hospital East Sixth Street Meyer Leonna HE SY Ellen St. Joseph's Asylum Echroedar Walter Bethesda Hospital Brewster Avenue Marasmus

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Dal Gokast City News Shylock Social and Personal Clarence Bahlman la Salle Evanston Mabel Brothers John Devon Ernest Roden Thomas Nelson Clarente Rolf John Collins Helen Knopf Harold Kapp Viola Stricker May Magly Charles J. Nelson Bia Edith Judkins Delhi Margaret March George W. Warrington Grandin Road East Walnut Hills Osterville Greene E. P. Harrison W. H. Field Walcott Holden Wilson Baker Place Yale University A. Stark the Westminster Virginia John D. Wachman Forest Avenue New Joseph E. Durrell Auburn George S. Stites Mattoon Charles A. Wunder Los Angeles Lincoln Phillips Mary Martha Phillips Gordon Stewart Miami Military Institute James C. Ernst Magnolia Beach William M. Shaw San Rafael Vassar College Rufus B. Smith Madison Road Northampton East Adam Kramer Washington Avenue Old Point Comfort Theodore Braemer Peebles Paxton Pelee Island Sandusky William H. Stewart, Jr Marion Avenue Princeton University Princeton N. J E. D. Bevitt Dexter Place Bevitt W. M. Greene Helen Greene New York Rosebud Reservation Tripp County South Dakota Chamberlain Presho Milwaukee&St.Paul Sapolio Kentucky Society Avondale Association James W. H. Jaynes Avondale L A. A. Degenhart Western Hills B. S Pcommery Societe Cis Joseph Schlarmann Lenox B. & L. Co Kate Herancourt L. & B. Company Ss. P. Hopkins Hattie H. Bean George Ilsen Exposition B. & L. Co Er E. Williams Madison B. Aes den Croc Augusta Nierman Calhoun L. & B. Co Dexter Lumber Co Gienn B Edward Kuh New Foundation Dgmogrs Cccttspicasdasal Nicholas Fechter Die Isdels Segeesereccesenzeee Vanessa S. Harrison Provident Savings B. Sd, Company Vedic Ce Cw Glenway Grand Avenue James W. Jameson Considine and Phillips Avenue C. H. Meads Duncan Avenue James M. Walsh Herbert Avenue A. L. Pachoud Svasedsassance Seeend Sika Jonathan Avenue M. Fuller Arbor Avenue Edwards Road M. Y. Cooper James aTharonville Wae Anhe Benge Sharonville Leon Silberman Danville Eweee Eena Cramer Sixth St Jease Fortner Seventh Mabel Shryack Carr St Anton Braun Vine St Maria Funk Canees E. McMicken Fred W. Stille Liberty St Esther R. Hoover Fairmount Water St Front St Weeee Ois B Alfred Aidpo Montgomery Rd Julia W. Ro Norw Eeeteas Velya Suva Chaveentrese Iim St. Im Hillito Dohn Shillits Company Alleghanies Maryland Casualty Co Skiff & CO Commercial Tribune Building S Mutual Assn Home Office First National Bank City Hall Notes Ichie Bros Jewelers W. Fourth St John Church Co Poe Ohio Military Institute M. Henshaw ART Academy OF Cincinnati J. H. Gest the College Preparatory School For Girls Johnstone Place Mary Doherty Franklin School White & Sykes May Street Ocean Steamers North German Lloyd Plymouth-Cherbourg Bremen Kronprinz Cecilie Kaiser Wm. II Plymouth-Cherpourg Kurtverst Friedrich Wm Buelow Barbarossa Plymouth Plymouth-Cherbourse PE En Sree Luise P. Irene Ze Albert K. Luise Lloyd Travelers Checks Oelrichs & CO Broadyway N. Y National Bank Brightonman Bank Ages & Co Race St German National Bank Fare & Sons Third Western German Bank E. Cor Steamshire Lines Thomas Cook & Son A. E. Osmond Walter H. Stix Lancaster Bldg W. 7Th St Closson Fourth St West Commercial Tribune Wilmington, Sabina D, MI Mt. Sterling Central Union Station Walnut Street Greensburg Shelbyville Indianapolis Central Station 4Th and Vine Natural Bridge Andre Fourth Street Latonia Cynthiana Paris Winchester Fourth and Vine Sts Sinton Hotel C.c.&l Richmond Muncie Marion Perc McLean Hotels and Resorts Hotel Normandie McPherson Square Havlin Cincinnati’s
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