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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1908
Page
5
Bishop Boyd Vincent, who has spent three months touring Europe, returns to the city today amid local interest in his visit and planned engagements.
Salvation Army holds Harvest Home Festival today at the citadel on East Eighth Street. Local shoppers and families are invited to attend with informal programs and community activities scheduled throughout the day.
Russell Williams, 30, a farmer from Madisonville, was likely fatally injured yesterday when the mule he was driving kicked him in the head.
Caroline Mueller of 608 Carlisle Avenue discovered yesterday morning that a thief entered her apartment and stole her pension money.
Arthur Boden, financial secretary of Lincoln Lodge, R of P, named to the Grand Lodge Finance Committee by Grand Chancellor John A. Ringold. The appointment adds a new member to the oversight panel.
George Porterfield of Winnsborough Texas reported to police that during breakfast his Fourth Street hotel room was entered by a thief and his purse containing 55 dollars was stolen.
Patrolman Diers arrested Walter Richter known as the Crying Kid after a tip from the Home for Epileptics at Gallipolis Ohio that he had escaped. Richter resided at 1423 Race Street and was taken into custody yesterday.
Walter Solomon a 24 year old machinist of 825 Clinton street fell from his bicycle yesterday afternoon at Seventh and Vine streets. He struck his head and doctors fear a fractured skull. He was taken to City Hospital.
Detectives Jackson and Hueftlein arrested Frankie Burns of 654 West Fourth Street yesterday. The nurse Miss J Blanchard, City Hospital, alleges Burns stole her watch during her stay at the hospital.
One victim of the cutting affray in an L. and N. box car near Walton Kentucky Friday night reached Cincinnati Hospital. Charles Kramer aged 19, the least injured of five, applied for admission suffering from cuts to his hands.
The Cincinnati Law School begins the current year next Tuesday. Frank O. Loveland Clerk of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals will deliver the address on The Federal Courts.
Dominick Biel was arraigned in Police Court yesterday after being arrested for annoying Julia Markland a fifteen year old girl of 1125 Elm Street. Judge Lueders ordered Biel brought before the Probate Court for a sanity examination.
Members of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics in and near Ta basco heard Jesse Taylor and John J. Weitzel of Cincinnati speak on topics of interest to members. The reception committee included Dr. C. A. Bennett Frank Galvin and J. C. Hatfield.
Robert Bruce controller of the London Postal Service arrived in Cincinnati yesterday and was hosted by Post master E. R Monfort. They conducted a cursory inspection of the Cincinnati Postoffice, joined by Washington aide W. Pugh.
First assistant postmasters across the country begin forming state leagues. Ohio post offices will meet in Columbus on September 30 to establish the Ohio State League to cooperate on securing regulations they view as beneficial to the service.
At Lincoln Lodge No. 17 K of P meeting held Friday September 25 at Douglass Castle Hall Grand Chancellor John A Ringold announced the appointment of Arthur Boden to the Grand Lodge Finance Committee to fill the vacancy caused by the death of General J W Greene of Toledo Ohio The Financial Secretary of Lincoln Lodge Boden will fill the office satisfactorily.
Artistique offers fall and winter costume design and construction on the second floor. It provides an artist for cutting and fitting tailored suits and a staff of cutters and fitters for gowns.
Funeral notices list Brown Elmer of 2363 Warsaw avenue in the eighty third year and Walter J McLaughlin son of Mary McLaughlin, with services at No 1057 Mound street. Helmina Schmid aged 60 years 8 months 22 days of 2926 Henshawy avenue died September 24 1908 with a funeral from her residence and services at German Evangelical Protestant Camp Washington Church. Friends invited.
Elizabeth STRUBBE 86 buried Sept 28 from Charles Brinkmeyer home 4581 Anthony Northside Raschig Cemetery. Annie RAIPE died Sept 25 at Christ Hospital age 175 funeral Newport Ky Evergreen Cemetery Chapel 2:30. Elizabeth TIEMAN infant died Sept 25 funeral Sept 28 from Bernhard Deucker residence. Burials and deaths include MUTZBAUER Thomas cirrhosis St Marys Hospital 1728 Vine, RAIPE Anna colitis Newport, Ky, Charles von Miller 62 Webster consumption, Sampson Rose 1 day City Hospital 2235.
Listed individuals include Wilhelmina Schmid 60 at 2326 Henshaw Avenue from cancer Frederick Dyer 87 at 1263 West Sixth Street consumption Samuel Clark 38 at St Marys Hospital 38 Pennock Alley consumption Winston Jones 55 at Branch Hospital 413 Oliver Street consumption Rudolph Manrath 5 months at 2337 Warsaw Avenue colitis.
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