Welcome planned for U S Senator Bradley in Newport
The William O. Bradley Republican Club arranged a Tuesday night welcome for Senator Bradley. Republicans from all precincts were named as parade vice presidents and will mobilize attendees. The parade routes from Fifth and Monmouth to Music Hall end with a fireworks display and speeches by local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Bradley
Republican Club
United States
Bradley
Newport
Campbell County
Bradley Club
Fifth
Monmouth
Monmouth Streets
Monmouth Street
Third
Third Street
Central Bridge
Cincinnati
York Street
Sixth
Eleventh
Music Hall
Smittie
Senator Bradley
Gibson House
Captain Fahrbusch
George Veith
T. A. Casey
Y. M. C. A. Plans Third Annual Musical and Gymnastic Show
Covington Y M C A prepares a May Library performance featuring overture bell drill and boys class, ventriloquism, diploma presentation, a two act sketch The Boys Home Pomi ne, and an entertainment program with gymnastics and song. Cast includes Robert E Johnson Sr and Jr, Mose, and Starry Jacob with the Y M C A Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Y. M. C. A
A. D. Flora
Edw. Payne
Gilbert Glass
Pomine
Robert E.johnson, Sr
J. M. Hemenway
Robert E. Johnson, Jr
Starry Jacob
Mose
Howard Sommer
Log Cabin
My Old Kentucky Home
Robert
Y. M
Fire Protection Discussed by Covington Newport U nderwriters
The Covington and Newport Underwriters Association met at Charles Trame's office to discuss improving fire protection for the two cities. Resolutions were sent to the committee for further study and will go to the Board of Police and Fire Commissioners. A second engine and staff expansion were recommended. Engineer George Horris may be invited to assess the water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington and Newport Underwriters’ Association
Charles Trame
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Covington
George Horris
Unions Exempted Call At Covington Mass Meeting
A Covington mass meeting on Pike street urged amending the Sherman antitrust law to exempt labor unions. John Galloway chaired as speakers including John P. Frey James Woods Frank L. Rist John Miller Walter Cleary J D Bucklew John G Weaver and Clifford M Cobb spoke. Resolutions to be sent to Congressman Rhinock were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton and Campbell Trades and Labor Assembly
Central Garden
Pike Street
Covington
John Galloway
John P. Frey
James Woods
Frank L. Rist
John Miller
Walter Cleary
J. D. Bucklew
John G. Weaver
Clifford M. Cobb
Congressman Rhinock
Covington Reports Fifteen Weekly Deaths
Health Officer Dr Brinker lists fifteen deaths in Covington this past week. Victims include John Demoss 58 pneumonia Walter Hinkey 29 appendicitis Bernard Meyer 31 mitral insufficiency Anton Perck 28 tuberculosis Myrtle Owens 1 tuberculosis Jasper Taylor 73 apoplexy Clemens Witt 69 diabetic gangrene John Meyer 37 tuberculosis Mary Brown 6 months cerebral meningitis Harvey Haney 2 pneumonia Edward Goetz 5 cerebrospinal meningitis Charles Shropshire 21 typhoid Lucie Sargent 48 pulmonary abscess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
L. E B. Brinker
John Demoss
Victor Klaas
Walter Hinkey
Bernard Meyer
Anton Perck
Myrtle Owens
Jasper Taylor
Clemens Witt
John Meyer
Third Annual Meeting Invitations Issued in Covington
Invitations are issued by Charles Eugene Clark to the State League of Kentucky Local Building Associations third annual meeting to be held at 629 Madison avenue Covington next Wednesday evening H A Schroetter will read a paper. Detective Sanford Sergeant Martin and Patrolmen Hutchins and Moran arrest Howard West in Washington street Covington last night West is wanted for alleged larceny in Lexington Plymouth coal arrives by river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State League of Kentucky
Madison Avenue
Covington
Charles Eugene Clark
West Covington
H. A. Schroetter
Sanford
Martin
Hutchins
Moran
Howard West
Washington Street
West
Lexington
Plymouth
Poolroom Cases Set for Newport Court Week
Newport Circuit Court will hear multiple poolroom cases next week. Judge Yung set Anthony Bonero’s case for tomorrow and Ehrlich’s motion for arrest of judgment and new trial. Ehrlich was fined $2000. his lawyers claim improper indictment and jury impaneling. Two more Ehrlich and Bonero cases are scheduled for April 28 and May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Circuit Court
Yungblut
Anthony Bonero
George Ehrlich
Ehrlich
O'Neal & Raison
Ehrich
Ehrlich and Bonero
Thieves Steal Butter and Eggs From Farmers Wagons
Alexandria farmer J. F. Leopold reported to the police that while delivering produce near Seventh and Isabella streets a basket with eleven pounds of butter and another with eight dozen eggs were stolen. Police were on alert to trace thieves suspected of targeting farms on previous Saturdays in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Leopold
Alexandria
Latonia Mayor Seeks Night Rider Letter Writers
Latonia Mayor J T Earle received anonymous notes signed by night riders. He plans to apprehend writers, noting one line threatens burning a house if he does not leave by Wednesday night. He doubts night rider authorship, linking the line to a Sunday saloon closure order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Earle
Latonia
Earle
Latonia Superintendent Acquitted of Breach of Peace Charge
E F Sporing superintendent of Latonia schools was acquitted by a jury in Covington in County Judge Stephens court. Mrs Daniel Copper had charged him after her son Clarence was struck following a fight between youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Sporing
Latonia
Stephens
Covington
Daniel Copper
Clarence
Negroes to rally for Taft in Newport at Tuxedo Garden
A unity political rally will be held tomorrow night in Tuxedo Garden Newport. Attendees include colored supporters from Ohio and Kentucky for Secretary of War taft's candidacy with speakers W A Gaines Covington William L Anderson and Leslie L Tull Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo Garden
Newport
Ohio
Kentucky
Secretary of War
W. A. Gaines
Covington
William L. Anderson
Leslie L. Tull
Cincinnati
Campbell County Court Actions Detail Estate Distribution
In Weston administrator v Weston heirs Judge Yungblut ordered distribution with master commissioner to collect sale money paying Benton 275 attorney’s fee, mortgage claims to Grand Central Building Association 2568, dower shares to Weston 14 and 22 percent, Schoolfield 78.13, Newport 247.24, Betz 282.71, Weston 900, balance split into six equal parts among family. Other cases set: Campbell County Turnpike for May 1, England v Bellevue May 7, Commonwealth v James Bell May 5. Dismissal motion in alleged fake arrest cases against Morris pending. each plaintiff seeks 5000 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Yungblut
Honard Benton
Thomas Weston
Grand Central Building Association
Bruce Schoolfield
City of Newport
W.C. Betz
Frank P. Weston
Campbell County Turnpike Company
England
City of
Bellevue
The
Commonwealth
James Bell
Jim Redmond
Henry Hartwey
Tony Bonero
K. J. Morris
Highlands
Bailey
Morris
Raison
Newport News in Brief
Co M Barnes 26 a longtime Newport resident died yesterday at his father Charles E Barnes 126 East Fifth Street after a short illness. He had worked with the Cincinnati Regalia Company for years and the funeral is set for tomorrow. Henry Benke 1010 Saratoga Street Newport was arrested near his home by Detectives Sheerin and Martin on charges of stealing chickens. Police note several fowls missing from local chicken hobbyists over the past two to three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Barnes
Newport
Charles E. Barnes
East Fifth Street
Cincinnati Regalia Company
Henry Benke
Saratoga Street
Sheerin
Martin
Easter Church Services Across Bellevue and Nearby
Bellevue churches list Easter programs with pulpit times at First Baptist Evangelical St John Trinity Lutheran and Calvary M E all highlighting sermons Sunday school at 9 30 a m and special Easter music greetings and holy communion with offerings for benevolence and reception of new members across the morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Taylor
St. John’s Church
Louis W. Goetl
Trinity Lutheran Church
B. W. Ziegler
Luther
Calvary M
Boosters Plan Parade for Pure Food Exposition
The Pure Food Exposition boosters arrange a Tuesday afternoon parade. It will form at Twelfth and Race, marching south on Race to Court then through Plum Fourth Main Fifth Vine Liberty Elm to Music Hall. Six divisions will march for about two hours, including Grocers bands Bakers and Milling trades, Wholesale Officers, Cold Storage and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum
Main
Vine
Liberty
Elm
Music Hall
Easter Services and Evening Sermons at Bellevue Dayton Church
The Bellevue Dayton Church of Christ announces a full Easter program led by Pastor A P Smith including a morning service at 10 45 am with sermon The Angels Message of Easter Joy and a 11 am preaching by Rev Smith. Evening events feature junior league at 2 30 pm and a 7 30 pm sermon The Sad Cry of the Lost for Help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Smith
R. Smith
Angels
Christian Endeavor
Kenton Court Notes Highlight Local Court Actions
Kentucky Court of Appeals upholds Kenton Circuit verdict convicting John Ochsner of highway robbery. ten year sentence. Other items: Thomas Courtney settles railroad damages suit for $1,000. Yates v City of Covington new trial motion. C F Stanfill petty larceny case with brass theft. Mose and Will Johnson fined and jailed for related charges. Robert Balls fined for disorderly conduct. Joseph Miller fined for loitering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Kenton
John Ochsner
Colvington
Ochsner
Charles Wagner
Fifteenth and
Scott Streets
Thomas Courtney
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railroad
United States
Courtney
Warner W. Yates
Covington
Harbeson
Maurice L. Galvin
Internal Revenue
Kentucky
Read
C. F. Stanfill
Galvin
Joseph Miller
Memphis, Tenn
Easter Week Activities Announced in Dayton Area Churches
The Rev J N Ervin and others return from Pikeville Ky after Ebenezer Presbytery. Easter services planned across Dayton churches with sermons by J N Ervin and Rev Ellison. The Aerie of Eagles to entertain with a cu chre and solo at K P Hall Tower M E Church. Easter music featured by Sunday school choir in multiple services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Ervin
J.hewettson
Handman
Bethany
Presbyterian Church
Mary
Howard Shoupers
Harold Jeffreys
Elizabeth Greene
Lizzie Langebrake
Ellison
Latonia
First Baptist Church
St. John’s P. E
Edgar Dickerson
Property Transfers Include Several City Lot Relocations
Shaler and Albert Berry transfer to Anne E. Berry at Third and York streets in New York. Knepfle and wife convey to Ameia. Schmidt sells Lot 122 in Bigstaff’s addition to Newport. George Clos and wife transfer to Henry Mesmer for land in Coldspring district. Charles A. Ware and wife convey part of At 15 in Taylor’s addition to New Shote. Charles May and wife transfer to Daniel and Barney Hillin Lots 40 and 41 in Currie’s subdivision in Daytona for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaler
Albert Berry
Anne EB. Berry
Con Dors
Third
York Streets
New Er
New Shote
Shebassks Bapeah
Property Transfers Across Covington and Denver Streets
Fragmentary OCR shows two land deals: Ernst and Mary Glerach to Louis Schum may concern a 25 by 100 foot parcel on Denver Street in Covington, while William and Elizabeth convey 25 by 100 feet on St. Clair Street in Covington to John R. Bullock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst and Mary Glerach
Louis Schummer
Denver Street
Csessses Evyeresce
William and
Elizabeth
John R. Bullock
St. Clair Street
Covington
James Renominated in Kentucky First District
Central City Ky April 18 Congressman Ollie M James was declared the Democratic nominee to succeed himself with no opposition in the First District Committee decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Ollie M. James
Democratic Congressional Committee
Delhi Society Notes Highlight Shakespeare Study And Teas
Delhi society patrons gathered for the Fortnightly Club with readings from King Lear and Sonnets and papers on Shakespeare and English drama. Easter cantata at the Methodist Church featured many contributors, while other gatherings included a Neighborhood Whist Club tea and a Young People's Cooking Club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Calloway
Home City
Delhi
Methodist Church
William Colley
Stokes
W. A. Wiant
Clara Schuman
Clara Falkinburg
Nina Rathburn
Norah Corbett
Jane Cleveland
Flora Bell
Clara Schrader
Jeannette Stone
Ruth Vantine
George Hey
Clarence Anderson
Paul Wiant
Elmer Sawtell
Frank Schuman
Homer Wiant
Rupert Wise
Denver
Cal
R. W. Wise
W. 3. Calloway
W. L. Kayser
B. F. Lehman
Ruth Beekman
D. A. Hurd
Walter Lee
Harry Brown
Andrew and
Kayser
M. HB. Church
William Curry
Percy Law
Albert Patterson
Louis Patterson
David Hopkins
B. B. Kruthoffer
Valerie Kruthoffer
Nettie Andrew
Professor Myers Discusses Peace at College Hill
Prof. P. V. N. Myers spoke on Peace under the Progress Club Monday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Peter G. Thom son to a large appreciative audience. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Robertson and daughter Hope plan to move to Asheville North Carolina this week. Mrs. Harry Bowman hosted a card party Friday with guests including Mrs. George Henshaw and Mrs. Frank Simpson. Miss Mabelle Brown hosted her niece Miss Hudson of Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. V. N. Myers
Progress Club
Peter G. Thomson
Ruben Robertson
Hope
Asheville
N. C
Harry Bowman
George Henshaw
Frank Simpson
Edward Henshaw, Jr
Frank Walker
Whitfield
Mabelle Brown
Miss Hudson
Minneapolis
Linwood Social Notes Include Visits and Travel Plans
Miss Mispah Blair returns to Columbus library duties after a week with her mother. Mrs. Charles Dent hosts at lunch on Wednesday. Mrs. J B Martin and others from Indianapolis visit. Mrs Deborah Henry and her brother travel to Zanesville after visiting Mrs Henrys daughter. Mr Edgar Veith leaves May 1 for an indefinite England trip via Montreal. Elizabeth King visits Walnut Hills friend Alice Langdon. Missionary Society met at Presbyterian Church Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mispah Blair
Columbus
Charles Dent
J. B. Martin
Lottie Wands
Indianapolis
R. C. Bliss
E. F. Bardon
Deborah Henry
Zanesville
Henry
William Fluke
Edgar Veith
England
Montreal
Elizabeth King
Walnut Hills
Alice Langdon
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mothers' Association meeting and social events in Evanston
Judge Malsbury spoke to the Mothers' Association on Friday. Mrs. Zerr hosted cards on Saturday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Pete and several Brown, McGraw, Condoe, and related families. A surprise party honored Mr. Harry Jackman on Saturday evening with a large attendance. Additional gatherings featured Mrs. De Voe entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Adams and others, with numerous Roths and related names among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Malsbury
Ladies of of the Mothers’ Association
Zerr
Brewster Avenue
Pete
A. Brown
McGraw
Condoe
E. Brown
Harry Jackman
Misses Berth, Roth
Blanche Goodman
Marjorie Brown
Esther Grossman
Mary Roth
Helena Brown
Elsie Morse
Hannah Roth
Olive Heider
May Moore
Messrs
Saul Roth
Robert Heinsheimer
Harold Ruskin
George Roth
Stanley Wallenstein
Walker Otte
Morris Roth
Eugene Starr
Oscar Roth
E. H. Adams
de Voe
Winton Place Guests and St Stephens Guild Sale
Miss Sarah McLaughlin visits Miss Nellie O Meara of Covington while Mrs Shehane of Rising Sun visits sister Mrs G S Mackelfresh. Miss Alice Spear of Clifton guests Miss Grace Salway. St Stephens Church Guild to hold sale and supper Friday afternoon and evening, April 2%. Several local ladies attended luncheon hosted by Mrs Boyle of Price Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McLaughlin
Nellie O'Meara
Covington
Shehane
Rising Sun
G. S. Mackelfresh
Alice Spear
Clifton
Grace Salway
Ladies’ Guild of
St. Stephen's Church
Louise Rennekamp
Kathleen Rennekamp
James Finn
Herbert Kitchell
Walker Yeatman
Robert Anderson
Robert Gilmore
Charles
Weitkamp
Tresise
Butler
Boyle
Price Hill
Prizes Awarded in Gloomy Story Contest Spark Debate
Margaret Mansfield of Cincinnati bills the reader prize for The Shoulders of Atlas as Mrs. Freeman and Mr. Pemberton vie for a $5,000 award. Critical letters praise Pemberton while lampooning Freeman plot twists and character shifts as readers cast ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mansfield
East Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Lincoln Cravens
Madison
Ind
Julia le Clerc
Vevay
Richard Escombe
Kitty
Henry
Sylvia
Rose
Horace
Atlas
Mary E. Wilkins- Freeman
Max Pemberton
Mrs. Freeman
Mr. Pemberton
Freeman
Cure of Crippled Children Promoted by Sanitarium
A 1907 letter from George W. Funderburk extols the L. C. McLain Orthopedic Sanitarium in St. Louis for treating infantile paralysis and spinal deformities. He claims Edith recovered mobility after treatment and urges others to seek guidance, noting a free booklet on deformities and paralysis. He provides the address at 04 Pine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lil
L. C. McLain Sanitarium
St. Louis
Edith
George W. FU
L. C. McLain Orthopedic Sanitarium
Pine E Street
Free Private Prescription for Manhood Brought Story
A letter offers a free copy of a physician crafted prescription claimed to cure nervous debility and weak manhood without medicine. It promises secrecy and home use and requests writing to Mr A B Bevinson in Detroit to receive the copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Bevinson
Detroit
Mich
Two Distant Stories Split by Moral Shock and Twist
The reviewer cites a murder shock that overturns moral theories and notes a later psychological twist. Lucy Ayres is laid bare with revolting candor, while Sylvia’s maternal affection is portrayed as overly physical. The two tales differ in tone, making preference a matter of taste rather than merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robins
Lucy Ayres
Sylvia
Hannah Jane
Anna Maria
Julia LE Clerc Knox
Vevay
Ind
Social notes from Aurora area visits and travels
Dr E R Wallace hosts sister Mrs Taylor from Bellefontaine Ohio this week. Mrs Cornelius Buchanan visits daughter Mrs Hattie Price in Indianapolis. Druey Kassebaum and Dale Cole return from Purdue. Henry Kyle and wife stay in Memphis Tennessee. H G Wilkinson visits friends in Connersville Indiana. Mrs William Hoskins and mother visit relatives in Edinburg Indiana. Mrs H Martin and baby daughter return to Graysville Illinois after staying with Mr and Mrs Charles Glass. Nettie Owen from Miamisburg Ohio summering with her brother Frank Owen and wife Alex. Squibb and wife from Delhi stop to see George W Squibb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Wallace
Taylor
Bellefontaine, C
Cornelius Buchanan
Hattie Price
Indianapolis
Druey Kassebaum
Dale Cole
Purdue University
Henry Kyle
Memphis
Tenn
H. G. Wilkinson
Connersville
Ind
William Hoskins
Edinburg
H. Martin
Charles Glass
Graysville
Ill
Nettie Owen
Miamisburg
Frank Owen
Alex. Squibb
Delhi
George W. Squibb
Hopkins Family Moves to Auburn Avenue
Northside notes report Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hopkins and family moved to Auburn Avenue last week. Mrs. H. W. Felter to host the Advance Club tomorrow afternoon. The Boni Omni Club held a dance at G. A. R. Hall Tuesday night. Mrs. A. A. Gels hosted the Five Hundred Club Friday afternoon. Mrs. Jack Brown plans a month visit to Washington, D. C. Marjorie Foust and her mother left for Birmingham after visits with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geilfus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Hopkins
Auburn Avenue
Auburn
H. W. Felter
G. A. R. Hall
A. A. Gels
Jack Brown
Washington, D. C
C. Ellis Foust
Marjorie
Birmingham
Ala
Madeira Social Notes Highlight Local Travel
Mrs J A Curtis visits relatives in Covington Ky. Mrs W Sommerfield of No 6 stays with Mrs Gene Beitzel in Miami Avenue last week. Mr Isaac DeMar is in Chattanooga Tenn. Mrs Charles Edwards and her daughters plan a trip to California to join her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Curtis
Covington, Ky
W. Sommerfield
No 6
Gene Beitzel
Miami Avenue
Isaac DeMar
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Charles Edwards
California
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van Meter
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Paul Raven
George Rodamer
Lester Hoppe
George Gagher
Layton Price
Moore
WEW
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Campbell County Courts
Newport News
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Ets
Kenton Court Notes
Newport Real Estate
Earl McPherson
Owenton
Helen Long
Ora Martin
Erry
Harry
Hattye Mae Barnes
Erlanger
Teers
Belle Mamilton
James Bradley
Sunman
Louise Leigh
Serence Hill
Samuel Pruss Seoveer
Allie Smith
Covington Real Estate
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Fernbank
College Hill
Linwood
Evanston
Winton Place
Gaal
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Fair Play
Jose
Sang Froid
Miss Farrell
Lucy
Mr. Allen
Ayer
Richard
Medmenham
Eve
Madison, Ind
Cousin Abrahama
Meeks
Funderburk
Tet Kayouteus
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Aurora, MD
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