Henry Naber
Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, 24 January 1877, page 2
NEWPORT
DEATH OF OFFICER NABER-Officer Henry Naber died yesterday
afternoon at his residence on Madison street, near Brighton after a short but
painful illness. The deceased was a member of the police force for nearly a
year, and was highly respected by all who knew him.
New Year's day last he complained of feeling unwell and immediately took to his bed from which he never arose again. He also served in a Pennsylvania regiment during the war and was twice wounded.
In his death the police loses a faithful member and his wife a devoted husband.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 25 January 1877, page 2
NEWPORT
The officials of the corporation and members of the Board of Council are requested to meet at the Council Chamber at 8:30 this morning to attend the funeral of Policeman Henry Naber.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 26 January 1877, page 7
NEWPORT
THE funeral of Policeman Naber was largely attended yesterday morning, headed by the Mayor, City Judge and City Marshall. They moved from the Engine house on Bellevue street, headed by Tibbatts Cornet Band and were reinforced at the intersection of Isabella and Bellevue streets by the Covington police.
They proceeded in a body to the residence of the deceased and escorted the remains to the beautiful church Corpus Christi, when after the religious ceremonies the procession proceeded to the suburbs of the city, when they returned to the engine hall and were disbanded.
This respect to the faithful officer will have the effect to increase the esprit de corps, and thus benefit the morale of the force.