Revival of Old Seal Herd Sparks Government Debate
Historical letters reveal Dr. Hornaday and Nagel clashing over seal culling to preserve herds. Nagel argued killing a portion of male seals would ensure herd growth, while Dr. Hornaday and supporters warned against excessive slaughter and praised natural preservation. The dispute centers on government policy and wildlife management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Nagel
Vornaday
Hornaday
BEY- Ral
Higttse
Dr. Jordan
Two Negroes Arrested on Mail Wagon Theft Claim
Benjamin Wells twenty two and William Wethers twenty two, both residents of 407 George Street, were arrested by detectives Knochenhauer and Wegener yesterday on complaint by R. J. Woodlit of 616 West Third Street. They are accused of taking a blanket from a U S mail wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Wells
William Wethers
George Street
Knochenhauer Arnt Wegener
R. J. Woodlit
West Third Street
Wren
Thefts Reported of Horse and Buggy in Covington Barn
March Armstrong of Independence reported to Covington police Saturday the theft of a horse and buggy from a barn on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armsttrong
Covington
Revivalist Sermon Explores Gospel of John and Its Role
A pastor analyzes the Gospel of John as a vital supplement to the Synoptic texts. He argues the Fourth Gospel reveals Jesus’ glory and power, urging believers to study its witness through intimate, experiential insight and steadfast faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jota
Jesus
Erie
God
Hvan
Min
Chypist
Mintel
Glanes
John
Minon
Main Street Merchants Seek Offers for Improvements
A fragmented notice outlines a campaign by Main Street merchants to elect officers and push improvements. It lists a slate including president A Gist and vice president Ed A Law with treasurer Edward Wuest and other executives. The text mentions a campaign to promote saving money on Main Street through car service and state-sponsored projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seipesens
HL Riel Secretacy
Tam Biedenbentter
W. K Stratttmann
Execs
Lyons
F. Bereimer
AW. Stith
Joseph J. Lager
Blue ‘Ticket
A. Gist
Ed A. Law
PB. Leinger
Edward Wuest
Henry
Hotter
Editor Dies at Sea Aboard World Cruise
Judge Charles Landis reports the death at sea of HOR L. Landis editor of the Lancaster newspaper. The editor, who sailed from New York with his wife on a world cruise for health, died of typhoid fever aboard.
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Americas
Lancaster
Gibraltar
Charles SS Landis
Hor L. Landis
Lancaster New Ra
York
Library election notice for Young Mercantile Association
The Young Mercantile Library Association election will be held today. Officers include vice president Clinton Chis treasurer Wm Brownie and president William J Foster with directors Charles B. Viney Wiliam Ninbar Dake W. Smith and other members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association Isidbai
Ohrr Powal
PS Railroady
Etary
Clinton Chis
Brownie
Wirse Nations
Charles B. Viney
Waliam Ninbar
Dake W. Smith
William Je Foster
They're Called Best Infant: Verdicts on Race Betterment
The text references a verdict by a committee named by a national conference on Race Betterment. It mentions a little girl, a Mrs Nay, a son, and Kingsley as a family, with notes on guardians and parental statuses. The fragmentary item hints at social or eugenics era discussions and family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimectionm
Battie Creek
Mic
Alvin
Kingaley
Eae
Ann Ae
Ale Ity
Kingsley
Ftort-Aledome
Incomplete Notes on Norway High School Building Plan
Fragmentary text references February events and a new building project at Norway High School. Mentions possible delays and an audit timeframe with unclear details. No definitive dates, names, or outcomes are established in the readable passage.
Shed Destroyed by Fire on George Street
A shed owned by John Kersos on George Street was destroyed by a fire early yesterday. Firefighters prevented the blaze from spreading to a nearby four story building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgeorge Street
John Kersos
Kentucky city reports show building permits and costs
Cor mington building inspector Albert Daly releases 1912 1913 permit totals 340 permits valued at 596526 with frame brick and remodel work. Hospital project noted. elevator and plumbing inspections begun. overall revenue and costs reveal spending adjustments and room for improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iseorge Lubrecht
Sten
Cormington
Albert
Daly
Wis
Peddler Injured After Three-Suspension Knee Incident
Witness reports a peddler sustained a broken arm yesterday during a three suspension knee incident. Patrolman Fitzick removed the injured man to a local hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Daugherty
Fitzick
Nan
St Cca 8
Contempt citation issued in Newport court
George Ahrens is cited to appear before Judge Yungblut in Newport to answer a contempt charge for failing to pay costs. The wording reflects a direct summons with a time of appearance today and refers to the contempt for nonpayment of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ahrens
Yungblut
Newport
Fire from defective flue damages Bellevue store roof
A fire started by a defective flue in Cook's paper store at Fairfield and Taylor streets, Bellevue, destroyed the roof and caused about $200 in损.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook's
Fairfiela
Taylor
Bellevue
Judge Cleary Returns From Baden Springs Stay
County Judge Walter W. Cleary and Chief Probation Officer John Schlarman returned after a ten days' stay at Baden Springs Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Cleary
John Schlarman
Kwe
Baden Springs
Ind
Deaths in Covins the Past Week List Names and Ages
A compiled death notice lists individuals who died in the past week, including William Siken aged 22, Harry Kamnenberg 24, James Hadley 1, infant deaths such as Ryle and others aged 67 24 etc. The fragmentary OCR shows multiple spellings and unclear ages for several names. The record presents a local obituary roundup with brief identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covins
William ‘Siken
Harry Kamnenberg
Inie. Brand
James Hadley
Hat ‘icNardsan
Harry Ho Smart
Ryle
Williamrshaly
Sarah A. Kavanaugh
Igeeph Idler
Adan Tolfes
Eisabeth Henermann
Kateeisch
Bithe Barker
Jameawling
Joseph G. Lenmijser
Brothers United Separated Fifty Years Revealed
A reedited report shows two brothers once separated for decades in a Missouri to Kentucky case. Agbury Mann, a wealthy Kansas City man, left his Vedakiai home and search led to Covington where his brother Lewis was found after more than 65 years apart. An investigation traced Mann to 79 Robbins Street.
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Covington
Agbury Mann
Kansas City
Ando
Vedakiai
Lewis
Telly
Li Mann
Robbins Et
Shake Up In Newport Police and Fire Departments
Newport city officials plan a general shake up in the police and fire departments. Mayor Helmbeid and Covington official Phillips influence changes after consultations, with Adam Lieberth Ned Kearnty and others named for ranks. Samuel Donlin to succeed Fred Switz as fire chief under the commissioner of publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport City
Police Fire Department
Helmbeid
Ike
Phillips
Covington
Adam Lieberth
Auta
Henryphian
Albert Je
Walter Burn Oe
Sarmuel Tdon
Fred 8Witz
Fire Rite
Ceria
Pee ‘Compassioner
Publifgty
Boy Seeks $25 000 Suit After Bus Death in Covington
A suit for $25 000 over the death of Edwindrew Christensen of Ninth and Philadelphia streets Covington arises from injuries sustained when run over by an Independence Atwood bus last January. The suit was delayed today before Judge Harbeson as the boy's father Drew Christensen seeks time to respond.
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Edwindrew Christensen
Ninth
Philphia
Covington
Riles
Alto Bus
The
Independence
Atwood Bus Line
Harbeson
Christensen
Open Fight for Sunday Saloon Closing In Goyington
The city commissioners will hear a proposal to close saloons on Sunday. The Ministers Association plans to press state law enforcement at the meeting. A delegation of saloon keepers and allied interests will attend with about 6,000 voters’ signatures protesting Sunday closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goyington
Ministers Association
Elape
Mutual Protective Association
Cathedral Parochial School Plans in Covington
Plans for a new Covington Cathedral parochial school building on Madison Avenue opposite the cathedral are prepared. The $50,000 structure will mimic the cathedral’s style and be used mainly for school purposes with a hall for diocesan meetings. Construction aims for the fall term completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Madison “Avenue
Referee Named in Bankrupt Cincinnati Motor Drome
Creditors of the Cincinnati Motor drome and Amusement Co. appoint William Dupree of Covington as referee in bankruptcy. The company neared insolvency after the Ludlow motor drome accident that killed racer Odih Johnson and several spectators. Ludlow Lagoon manager Weaver says motorcycle racing will resume under new management at the motordrome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Motordrome and Amusement Company
Wiliam Dupree
Covington
Ludlow
Odih Johnson
Weaver
Ludlow Lagoon
Commodore Wadhamls urges peace visit to Cincinnati
Commodore AL V Wadhemes United States Navy urged peace during a Cincinnati visit. He spoke as a former New York governor and state prison official and advocated lasting peace after Civil and Spanish American War service. The Navy League sponsor, and the Chamber welcomed him. his wife accompanies him as Women’s Club plans entertainments and tours.
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AL V.wadheme
United States Navy
Atti
Tee Navy
Wadhams
New York
Board of Parole
Iie
Cotomotiore Wadhame
States Navy League
W. CC. Culhing
Chamber of Commerce
Commodore
Cincinnati
Queen City
Women's Club
Mincheon
Funeral details for Mrs Norma Murty noted
The funeral for Mrs Norma M Murty of Norwood will be held this afternoon at her home in the Nordeck building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma M. Murty
Norwood
Nordeck Building
Tragic Street Fight Leaves Evans Dead on Washington Street
A violent quarrel on Washington Street ended with Evans fatally shot. Thomas, involved in the altercation, was captured by Patrolman Ashcraft and Chicago police move to detain others connected to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Jeffer
Evans
Negra
Birminwam
Ali
Washington Street
Atrolman Ashcraft
Union Men to Protest Over Covington Printing Switch
Union printers in Covington plan to protest a Treasury Department shift in printing work from a non-union shop to a union printing concern. The action follows a notification to the Covington office that treasury orders will be fulfilled by the union contractor. The extra printing cost amounts to about 000 a year. Local trades unions express concern over the change and its impact on non-union workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Dike Jane
Arthur Rouse
Charlon
Thompso
Treasury. Department
James and Cogreneinaiaen
14 year old Covington girl escapes assault in street
Lillian Coyle 14 of Foch and Ruswell streets Covington was struck by an unknown attacker while en route to a drug store. She broke away unharmed and gave a description to Covington police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Coyle
Foch and Ruswell
Covington
Dng
Aod
Auto Held For Owner In Covigan Police Case
Covigan police recovered a Kentucky license tagged auto numbered 12374 found abandoned near Eighth Street yesterday afternoon. The owner is being sought as investigators determine rightful ownership and vehicle details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covigan police + holding
Lynch
Casey
Scott
Kentucky
Burglary Foiled at Covington Home by Delaney
Burglars scared away from Timothy Dney household at 14 West Fourth Street Covington when Delaney intervened police notified after intruders fled without taking items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bargiare
Timothy Dney
West Fourth Stree
Delaney
Explorers Find Relics Of Lost Tribes Of Brazil
Philadelphia report from January details Dr. William Paraber leading a South American Amazon expedition to French Guinea territory. Relics from the Carib tribes arrive at the University Museum including clothing, beadwork, looms, pottery, and weapons. The letter confirms health of the party and samples from the trek.
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Brazil
Philadelphia
French Guinea
William ©. Paraber
University Museum
Dadanewa
Parabee
Breil
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