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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
3
Ludlow Fireman Patrick Ryan Killed In Train Wreck
Coroner W W Tarvin ruled accidental death for Patrick Ryan age 23 of 23 Cherry street Ludlow killed when seven freight cars crashed into his engine on the Cincinnati Southern Railway at Ludlow station. Ryan had been ill and twice relieved from runs before responding to a third call to meet his post. He was thrown fifty feet into a coal bank and died at the scene. Damage to the north bound track hid a $25 000 loss with traffic delayed for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Tarvin
Patrick Ryan
Cherry Street
Ludlow
Ryan
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Erlanger
South
Robert Pierce
Marion Somerfield
Elm Street
Sixth Street
Cincinnati
Henry Stephens
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Tax suits filed to recover omitted Kentucky taxes in Newport
Thirty nine petitions were filed in County Judge Moore's court by the Commonwealth of Kentucky through Revenue Agent Hollan L. Anderson seeking to tax omitted holdings since 1903. Total alleged owed taxes amount to 1,684,000 with penalties and costs. Names and assessed sums are listed for each defendant, including Martin Matting, James Andrews, F. A. Elaine, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore's Court
Newport
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Hollan L. Anderson
Martin Matting
Peter N. Bardo
Charles Barnes
William E. Schaefer
Paris C. Brown
John B. Scheibly
David Davies
Thomas Ford
Charles McVay
R. M. Mc
C. A. Lease
Newport Water Works to Repair Pumphouse After Fire
Newport and Covington water boards held joint session and approved an $18,000 repair plan for the Newport pumphouse damaged by fire. The plan covers flooring, engine work, piping, and a new roof, with plans by L H Wilson and a total repair cost of $18,000. An emergency 20 inch main between cities was approved at $32,000, split $16,000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Board of Water Works Commissioners
Noterman
Reuven
Welling
Covington Board
Newport
General Council
Newport Water Works
W. L. Glazier
Water Works Board
Glazier
L. H. Wilson
Court of Claims
United States
Covington
Eleventh Street
Water Works Boards
Water Works Commissioners
Hitch Club Switches Leaders In Regular Meeting
Charles Hitch resigns as President of the Charles A Hitch Republican Club at the regular meeting last night. Lewis Philipps becomes President after resigning Treasurer. Charles A Hitch Club also elects William Wilson as Secretary, and designates a monthly entertainment on the first Wednesday each June. Speakers include Jerome Prather Leslie Applegate John C. B. Yates William Kent William Wilson and Senator E. E. Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hitch
Charles A. Hitch
Republican Club
Lewis Philipps
William Wilson
John J. Craig
Jerome Prather
Commonwealth
Leslie T. Applegate
John C. B. Yates
William Kent
E. E. Walker
Horse injures boy at city stable
Frederick Gruetter aged 17 of West Twelfth Street, an employee of John Dalheim on Scott Street, was seriously injured yesterday when a horse stepped on his head after he fell while attending the animal in a stable. He was taken to St. Elizabeth's Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gruetter
West Twelfth Street
John Dalheim
Scott Street Grocer
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Auctions of Several Local Properties on Courthouse Steps
Master Commissioner John L. Rich sold multiple properties yesterday on the Courthouse steps. The list includes Redback versus The People's Savings Bank and Trust Company in Latonia for $3,000, Stader versus The Burnett Perpetual Building Association in Burnett Street for $900, Kenton Building Association versus Martin in Ludlow for $2,000, Robert versus Robert on Fourth Street for $1,100, Cottage Building Association versus Ranshaw on Scott Street for $3,300, Hand versus Hand for $1,000, and Trapp versus Durrer for $125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Rich
Redback
The
People's Savings Bank and Trust Company
Latonia
Stader
Burnett Perpetual Building Association
Burnett Street
Kenton Building Association
Martin
Ludlow
Robert
Fourth Street
Cottage Building Association
Ranshaw
Scott Street
Hand
Trapp
Durrer
Covington Briefs Include Cathedral Music and Local Crimes
A morning music program at St. Marys Cathedral features the boy choir singing twelfth century mass melodies with Bishop Maes and Covington priests in attendance. Detectives found recently stolen silverware from Attorney Walker’s home. An affidavit charged Mrs. Lulu Caywood with perjury. Thomas Cook in St Elizabeths Hospital remains in unchanged condition. Former Kenton County judge George Perkins and Louis Hood, now in California, visited Covington friends yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
C. B. Maes
Covington
Sam Sing
Govington
Sandford
Slaters
C. A. J. Walker
J. B. Reeves
Lulu B. Caywood
Thomas Cook
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
George G. Perkins
Kenton County
New York
Louis Hood
California
Idnaper Kidnap Attempt Foiled by Two Women in Covington
Mrs Gest and her sister Mrs Lehman thwarted an abduction of Mrs Gest's three year old son in Covington. A well dressed man in a black suit and hat with diamond jewelry grabbed the child from a front yard and fled before being stopped. Police are investigating with no suspects named.
Soldier Shackow Faces Court Martial After Wifes Assault
August Shackow, a soldier, was tried in Squire Quehl's Ft. Thomas court on a bigamy warrant. He reportedly attacked his wife after leaving the court, seriously injuring her. She swore out an assault and battery warrant and he was rearrested. A Summary Court martial before Captain James Bell is set for tomorrow at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Shackow
Squire Quehl
Ft. Thomas
Squire's Court
James Bell
Court of Appeals rules bridge taxation to Railroad Commission
The Kentucky Court of Appeals affirmed Newport Circuit Court rulings that the L. and N. Railroad bridge over the Ohio River must be assessed by the Railroad Commission, not Campbell County Board of Equalization. The decision reduces Campbell County tax collections by over $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Circuit
Ohio River
Campbell County Board of Equalization
Railroad Commission
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Board of Equalization
Campbell County
Newport and Cincinnati
L. &M. Railroad Company
Ehrlich Guilty in Newport Poolroom Case Verdict
Commonwealth v George Ehrlich jury convicts Newport citizen of poolroom operation. Jury fixes fine at 2600 dollars after a lengthy deliberation. appeal noted to the Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
the Commonwealth
George Ehrlich
Court of Appeals
Covington Marriage Licenses Details Noted
Marriage license records from Covington list applicant ages and residences with entries showing the parties and conditions for license issuance. The readable fragments indicate the processing of couples seeking marriage within the jurisdiction.
Taft Republican Club Plans Big Rally in Newport
The William H. Taft Republican Club of Newport schedules a large rally at Baschang's Hall on Eighth street and Washington avenue this Saturday night to recruit new members and prep for the Campbell County Convention on Saturday afternoon April 25. Fred Gowling former Exalted Ruler of Newport Elks will speak along with other prominent speakers from Cincinnati and Covington. The club boasts nearly 1,500 active members driving local Republican enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taft Republican Club
Newport
Baschang’s
Eighth Street
Washington Avenue
Campbell County
Ifred Gowling
Newport Lodge of Elks
Cincinnati
Covington
Taft Club
Delinquent Tax Suits Filed Against Covington Businessmen
State Revenue Agent Holland Anderson filed more suits for delinquent personal property taxes in Kenton County. Names of defendants span numerous Covington businessmen and local figures. Other items include divorce filings by Lillie Burnside and Martha Fox, a jury verdict dispute for Covington Elevated Railroad, and probate of the will of Walter R. Hinkey detailing specific bequests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Revenue
Holland Anderson
Maysville
Covington
R. E. Hughes
P. D. Ceavin
E. S. Lee
William H. Kaufmann
Adam Grossman
G. N. Hobbs
Henry Hohneck
T. D. van Winkle
W. E. Perry
A. J. Berkmyer
EB. A. Bradley
Horace Anderson
Arthur
G. —. Eaton
F. L. Garrison
George Hoelscher
E.D. Swasey
John Crow
Thomas Creaghead
T. J. Bell
Paul Stewart
F. C. Laidley
T. R. Morgan
James Kinsella
C. C. Rothier
J. C. Richardson
C. C. Cobb
J. M. Eberhardt
George Ahlers
I. M. Asher
Julius Levi
J. B. Warner
H. Aufmwasser
S. M. Loring
J. H. Creaghead
J. B. Respess
G. P. Diehl
P. B. Warner
3. C. Droege
Anna Voige
Lillie Burnside
Owen Burnside
Kenton
Martha Fox
Robert Fox
Frank Mulvey
Thomas Mulvey
Bassler
Walter R. Hinkey
Charles
Roger
Jennie May
Newport Marriage Licenses Names Residence
Cecil T. Sagen and Reba Nye obtained marriage licenses in Newport. The notice lists their names and residences with minimal details due to damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil. T. Sagen
Mgt
Reba Nye
Indictments in Murray night rider cases loom
Murray Kentucky April 15 news focus on grand jury actions in night rider raids. Indictments reportedly three, to be drawn by Commonwealth Attorney Denny Smith. names kept secret. Officials warn the Trigg and Calloway bands pose ongoing risk as cadiz court prepares to hear more charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Murray
Commonwealth
Denny Smith
Grand Jury
Calloway
Trigg Order
Cadiz
Trigg
T. P. Crook
Trigg Circuit Court
Trigg Grand Jury
N. J. Wilburn
Josh Cunningham
Howard Powers case 5 reviewed in Kentucky pardon hearing
In Frankfort on April 15 Governor Willson and Judge B G Williams examined the Howard Powers pardon application. Williams argued Howard's ties to the Goebel murder and noted no reward had been paid for his conviction. The discussion covered the reward fund and Powers’s suspected role in a broader conspiracy, with focus on surrender details and bail issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Willson
B. G. Williams
Commonwealth
James B. Howard
Goebel
Howard
Taylor
Arthur Goebel
Williams
White
Capitol Square
Caleb Powers
Powers
John Powers
Barbourville
Ladies' Musicale Club hears Beethoven recital
The Ladies' Musicale Club met with Miss Lillie Wulsin and featured Beethoven works performed by Edith Hill Resor and others. Carrie Elliott sang Golgotha and Ave Maria, while Mrs Province McCormick Pogue hosts an April 29 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Musicale Club
Lillie Wulsin
Walnut Hills
Beethoven
Campbell County Court Happenings In Circuit Court
Willard Doughty and Lilly Cameron were tried on writs of lunacy and sent to Lakeland Asylum. Judge Yureblut accepted the resignation of the old Courthouse Commissioners and named Phil Veith F A Stine and George Lindsay as replacements. The county fiscal court awarded the depository contract to the Bank of Dayton. Alice Gossett filed for divorce from William Gossett for cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Doughty
Lilly Cameron
Lakeland Asylum
Yureblut
Board of Courthouse
Phil J. Veith
F. A. Stine
George Lindsay
Campbell County Fiscal Court
Newport
Bank of Dayton
Alice Gossett
William Gossett
Dayton Notes and Obituary Briefs
The Rev J N Ervin Mrs Hewetson Mrs Handman and Miss Phoebe Bayliff left for Pikeville Ky to attend the Ebenezer Presbyterian meeting. The funeral of Mrs Benjamin Stockman who died Tuesday at 920 Walnut will be Friday at Sacred Heart Bellevue at 9 oclock with interment at St Marys. Speers Hospital trustees will dispense with interne exam in es and two internes will be appointed April 30. Thomas and Alex Warren left for Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Ervin
Hewetson
Handman
Phoebe Bayliff
Pikeville
Ebenezer Presbyterian Meeting
Benjamin Stockman
Walnut Street
Will
Sacred Heart Church
Bellevue
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Speers Hospital
Real Estate Transfers in Newport and Dayton
A list of property deeds transferring parcels in Newport and Dayton. Includes Daniel Krick and wife to Frances Biery a 30 by 158 foot lot on Twentieth Street, Jane Robinson to Wallace G. Davis a Lot 6 in Taylor’s Addition, Margaret McKenny to Charles Kuntsman Lot 541 in Buena Vista, John B. Cowgill to Margaret Peters Lot 55 in Dayton Home Company subdivision, Elizabeth Davies to William S. Price part of Lot 2 in Jamestown Addition, Jimmie Barlow to Marya Barlow 72 by 170 feet in Dayton Avenue, Caroline Stegner to Maggie S. Weber part of Lot 3 in Stegner’s subdivision, Alden Allison to Laura H. Bonnville part of Lot 31 in Newport Lace, Caroline Stegner to Caroline Schnake Lot in Stegner division in Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Krick
Frances Biery
Twentieth Street
Kiko Sins
Snbepine
Jane Robinson
Wallace G. Davis
Taylor's
Peas Row
Addithoy
Newport
Margaret McKenny
Charles Kuntsman
Buena Vista
Wawehoee
Dayton Avenue
Dayton
Caroline Stegner
Maggie S. Weber
Stegner
Geyer Wolfe Plead Guilty Fight Fine Set in Newport
In Newport Arthur Neuber 13 suffered a left leg fracture after a fall near Caldwell farm Highland avenue. Geyer and Wolfe pleaded guilty to assault and battery charged by H C Strome. each fined five dollars and costs or jailed. A warrant issued for Albert Geyer. Barringer versus Lynch dismissed. Fourth Infantry packing for Philippine Islands. ship goods to San Francisco. Second to arrive in Frisco April 15 and Ft Thomas by April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Neuber
Newport
Caldwell Farm
Highland Avenue
William Geyer
Frank Wolfe
H. C. Strome
Albert Geyer
Strome
Barringer
Lynch
Fourth Infantry
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Frisco
Sherman
Ft. Thomas
Philippines
Cincinnati D A R Delegates Head to National Congress in Washington
Delegates from the Cincinnati Chapter D A R including Mrs. John Bechtel and Mrs. James Murdock leave Saturday noon for the National Congress D A R to be held in Washington next week. Others traveling include Mrs. David Disney representing Ft. Washington Chapter Children of American Revolution and Mrs. W C Cooder with Miss Clara Von Phul. The notices also mention local visits and journeys of several society members to cities such as Greensburg Chicago New York Avondale Portsmouth Toledo and Louisville with personal updates and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Bechtel
James Murdock
James W. Murphy
W. W. Glen
H. H. Peck
Washington
D.C
National Congress
David Disney
Ft. Washington
Children of American Revolution
W. C. Cooder
Clara von Phul
Congress
Fred L. Thomas
Greensburg
Ind
Adele Goldsmith
Avondale
New York
B. V. Arnstine
Cleveland
D. Hessburg
M. E. Dulaney
Nana Fish
Malcolm Dulaney Fish
Stringtown-on-the-Pike
Charles W. Hickok
Mrs. Hickok
Helen Seller
St. Nicholas
J. H. Varner
Portsmouth
Pauline Varner
Toledo
Richard E. Neff
Vernonville
Chicago
B. M. Allison
Burton Avenue
Frederick Holz
Clifton
Vienna
Austria
Helen Diehl
Verona
Walnut Hille
Hazel Schneider
John Schneider
John Bell
Boston
Nat Henchman Davis
Grandin Road
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Kentucky Society Guests Head South for Mobile Visit
Mrs. Thomas Morgan of Covington hosts Miss Davis of Lexington and Mrs. Edward Rentz of Newport with children Helen and Horace who left Saturday for Mobile Alabama to visit sister Mrs. Toby Edison. Wallace Air of New York City has stayed with his Newport parents this week. Mrs B T Armbruster to visit her mother Mrs James Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morgan
Covington
Miss Davis
Lexington
Edward Rentz
Newport
Helen
Horace
Mobile
Ala
Toby Edison
Wallace Air
New York City
William Air
B. T. Armbruster
James Camp
Fire tragedy in Chelsea claims nine lives
Boston April 15. The body of a man believed to be Martin Coughlin was found on Grove street in Chelsea's burned district. He was last seen helping push a fire engine when the horses failed. Two more bodies found today, bringing total fatalities to nine from the Sunday blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Martin Coughlin
Grove Street
Chelsea
Coughlin
Strike Closes Ohio Plant At Coshocton Glass Company
Fifteen packers walk out at the Coshocton Glass Company plant in Coshocton Ohio today leaving about 300 workers unemployed. Strikers demand shorter hours and higher wages. Management expects to fill vacancies and resume operations within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton,co
Coshocton Glass Company
Russia to Buy Four Torpedo Boat Destroyers
St Petersburg reports the Admiralty has ordered four 900 ton torpedo boat destroyers from England. The ships will feature turbine engines and are slated for delivery in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Russ
Admiralty
England
Earthquakes Felt Across Utah Shake Milford Residents
Five distinct tremors were reported early today in Milford Utah about 200 miles south of Salt Lake City. Homes were shaken and residents fled in alarm but no serious damage was reported. The shocks were also felt at Newhouse Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Milford
Here
Newhouse
East Tenth Street Repair Discussion Reaches Agreement
Newport officials revisit plans to fix East Tenth Street with brick paving. Property owners abutting the south side agree to pay for 25 feet of frontage, triggering an ordinance for the improvement. The street has long been nearly impassable and the city faced grand jury indictments over its neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tenth Street
Newport General Council
Corporation Line
Memorial Day Services for Newport R. A. Post Held in May
Members of William Nelson Post G A R in Newport plan memorial services and Decoration Day events. The Sunday before Decoration Day will see a service at St Mark's Lutheran Church with Rev H W Hanshue preaching. He will give the memorial address at Evergreen Cemetery on Decoration Day. Music directed by Kentucky College of Music led by Prof D J Winston. A second service follows at St Stephan's Cemetery with Rev Father Cooney delivering the oration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nelson Post
Newport
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
H. W. Hanshue
Hanshue
Evergreen Cemetery
Decoration Day
Kentucky College of Music
D. J. Winston
St. Stephan’s Cemetery
Father Cooney
Water shutoff in Ludlow for river road repairs
Ludlow residents face a water outage from 8 a.m. to noon today while crews repair the river road. Local officials urge conservation during the temporary service interruption.
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Covington Briefs
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Idnaper
Huldier
Ehrlign
Kenton Court Notes
Lusitania
Cluett, Peabody & Company
Troy
N.Y
Calloway Grand Jury
Kentucky
Walter Holland
Holland
Calloway County
Tennessee
Trigg County
Hopkinsville
Princeton
Russellville
Wilburn
Howard-Powers
Social and Personal
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Domestic Science Department
American Society of Training Schools For Nurses
Woman's Club
M. A. Nutting
Columbian University
Nevins
Garfield Hospital
Washington, D. C
Hunter Bobb
Imogene Kent Hyams
John Kohler, Jr
Symmes and McGregor
H. Hook
A. Bowman
Sol. Sugarman
Jacob Trost
Louisville
M. S. Simon
Reading Road
Sunshine Evans
A. Harry Evans
Cameron Avenue
Norwood
William J. Roderick
Charleston
W. Va
Edward ‘Sargeant Macneale
Alfreda Evans
Norma Faussett
Winona Poage
Dolly Curren
Helen Grove
William M. Allen
Glendale
Jaw
Vey
Masonic Circle
Grand Opera House
Philadelphia
Harry Frisby
Cynthiana
James Arnold
J. Taylor Williams
Henrietta Hunt Morgan
Cyrus Hanks
Perryville
Fannie Tennant
R. M. Hanson
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Sigma Chi
Newport News
Krieger
Emma Fitzer
Edward Fitzer
Columbia Street
Anna Pagan
George Pagan
W. W. Pagan
Seventh Street
Park Avenue
Decedent
Campbell County Courts
Newport Real Estate
Kentucky Society
Ohio
Russia
Newport G. A. R
Liebig Company’s
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