Turners Convention Chooses Newport for Next Meeting
Ohio District Gymnastic Union adjourns at Turner Hall Covington after protests against prohibition and death notices for Herman Lieber. Executive Committee to be led by North Turner Society of Cincinnati. delegates named for National Turner Convention in Chicago and plans for two turn days next year.
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Ohio District Gymnastic Union
North American Turners
Turner Hall
Covington
Newport
Herman Lieber
Turners
North Turner Society of
Cincinnati
North Cincinnati Turner Society
Carthage Fair Grounds
Chicago
William Riedlin
William Kramer
Dayton
Gustave Stecher
Gustave Clemens
Carl Ziegler
John Schaefer
Findlay
E. Kramer
Peter Schweitzer
Fred Wessler
George F. Roth
Edward Schirmer
Julius Stein
A. Knoch
Henry Hauck
Ernst Groneweg
Farewell for Covington Pastor W M Wood
The Rev. W. M. Wood of First Baptist Church delivered his farewell address and will depart for Humboldt Tennessee this week to lead the Baptist Church there. Also note burning at Ludlow Christian Church with regional church representatives present. local deaths include Caroline Deppe and Elizabeth Krumpelmann. fire, arrests for drunkenness on Rosedale car.
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W. M. Wood
Elizabeth Krumpelmann
East Bush Street
Covington
John Dorsel
West Twelfth Street
William King
Ollie Horner
Georgia King
Susie King
Gough and
Colvin
Rosedale
Fruit vendors arrested after reservoir bottle shooting incident
Leo Deveta and Dominick Crolin from West Sixth street Cincinnati were arrested by Ft. Thomas Patrolman Charles Flynn after shooting at bottles thrown into Newport Reservoir. Crowds awaiting the Second Regiment to Ft. Thomas were disappointed as the troops arrived at 7:30 p.m. instead of the scheduled 8:00 a.m. The remaining eight companies stay quarantined in San Francisco and will reach Ft. Thomas around May 15.
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Newport Reservoir
Leo Deveta
Dominick Crolin
West Sixth Street
Cincinnati
Charles Flynn
Ft. Thomas
Chicago
Iron nuts found on drumsticks lead to arrest
Jesse Smith aged 24 colored was stopped at Fifth and Walnut streets after detectives Sweeney and Houillion found iron nuts fastened to two drumsticks in his pocket during a search in Central Station. He was arrested on the spot and held on suspicion while officers investigate the clubs purpose.
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Jesse Smith
Sweeney and
Houillion
Central Station
Smith
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Missing Berea College student Clark Adams reported
Police were notified by Berea College officials last night about the disappearance of Clark Adams a 19 year old student colored. He was separated from fellow students during a college visit to this city last Friday and has not been seen since.
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Clark Adams
Berea College
Berea
Adams
Death of Mrs. Addie Fisher at 404 Crestline Avenue
Mrs. Addie Fisher aged 53 wife of Horace Fisher president of Fisher Carriage Company died yesterday at home in Price Hill. Survived by husband and five children Charles George Frank Adelaide and Marian. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at the residence with interment in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Addie Fisher
Crestline Avenue
Price Hill
Horace Fisher
The
Fisher Carriage Company
Charles
George
Frank
Adelaide
Marian
Spring Grove Cemetery
Tugs at the Sign by Piercing Store Arrest
Thomas Pigneguy twenty three of 123 Saunders street was arrested near Seventh and Race Streets for attempting to pull down a street sign. Patrolman Bill intervened and Pigneguy was charged with disorderly conduct at Central Station.
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Seventh and Race Streets
Thomas Pigneguy
Saunders Street
Bill
Pigneguy
Central Station
Death of Susan Brendamour Misses Cincinnati Burial Return
Susan Brendamour aged 74 of Cincinnati died while visiting in Long Beach California. She was the mother of Frank and Edward Brendamour. The body will be brought back to Cincinnati for burial.
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Susannah Brendamour
Long Beach
Cal
Frank
Edward Brendamour
Cincinnati
Brendamour
Covington Bible Society Elects Officers at 64th Anniversary
The Covington and Vicinity Bible Society held its 64th anniversary at First Presbyterian Church. Dr Charles W Dabney of the University of Cincinnati delivered the annual address. Officers elected: President Richard P Ernst Secretary C L Hickock Treasurer John A Johnson. The church choir performed.
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Covington
Covington and Vicinity
C. L. Hickock
John A. Johnson
Arion Maennerchor Prepares Silver Jubilee Celebration
The Newport Arion Maennerchor plans a May 31 jubilee event at Arion Park. Invited groups include Hamilton Sängerbund, Germania Maennerchor Portsmouth, William Tell Lodge 146 I O O F, Germania Benevolent Newport, Newport Turners, Schweitzer Maennerchor Cincinnati, Goodfellow Sangerchor Cincinnati, United German Benevolent Newport, and Alpenrose Society Louisville. New members sworn in include Dr. W B Crumbaugh and 11 others.
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Arion Maennerchor’ Singing Society
Newport
Arion Park
Hamilton Sangerbund
Hamilton, CO
Germania Maennerchor
Portsmouth
William Tell Lodge
Germania Benevolent Society
Newport Turners
Schweitzer Maennerchor
Cincinnati
Goodfellow Sangerchor
United German Benevolent Societies
Alpenrosse Society
Louisville
W. B. Crumbaugh
Albert Schreck
Martin Enneking
John Weber
William Slatt
Christ Bodkins
Joe Miller
Mike Geis
Fred Walter
Edward Schmolt
George Silber
William Rentz
John Hieber
Campbell County Orphans Home Board to Meet for Feast Preparations
The Board of Lady Managers of the Campbell County Orphans Home will meet Thursday afternoon at 1009 Parke Avenue to prepare for the annual orphans feast on June 14. Police chased men shooting craps on Seventh Street and Central Avenue. Jim O'Brien was arrested after others escaped. The Highland Woman's Club will meet this afternoon at Ft. Thomas Avenue residence of Mrs. L. L. Ross with papers read on Henry Van Dyke Lew Wallace American Musicians and Current Events. George Fault body to be taken to Maysville Ky for funeral after death by carbolic acid at 138 West Third Street Saturday night.
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Campbell County Orphans’ Home
Julius Franke
Parke Avenue
Seventh Street
Central Avenue
Jim O'Brien
Highland Woman’s Club
L. L. Ross
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Opp
Henry van Dyke
Storrs
Lew Wallace
Taylor
Sinclair
George Fault
West Third Street
Maysville
Release to Arrest to Court in Sixth Avenue Case
Scott Fowler freed from New port Jail Saturday afternoon was arrested on Sixth avenue by Chief Ortleib on a drunk and disorderly charge. He faces trial this morning before Judge Mader.
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Scott Fowler
Newport
Sixth Avenue
Ortleib
Mader
Disorderly conduct case after shooting command alleged
Lucy Hurt and Alfred Hurt were arrested after a report that Charles Murray urged Lucy Hurt to shoot her husband. The gun was found on the floor and Murray fled. police sought Barry as the suspect in the incident at 426 East Sixth Street.
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Lucy Hurt
East Sixth Street
Charles Murray
Alfred Hurt
Hurt
Murray
Barry
Funeral for former Senator Camden set in Parkersburg
The funeral party bringing former U S Senator Johnson Camden arrives from Baltimore and will be held tomorrow at Trinity Episcopal Church at 3 p m with Bishop G W Peterkin and Rev Dr S Scollay Moore officiating. Honorary pallbearers include Senators Elkins and Davis and others from Parkersburg and surrounding areas. Regular pallbearers listed from Baltimore Wheeling and Parkersburg.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
United States
Johnson Camden
Baltimore
Trinity Episcopal Church
G. W. Peterkin
S. Scollay Moore
Odd Fellows’ Cemetery
Stephan B. Elkins
Henry G. Davis
Elkins
James A. Moffatt
New York
Co. W. Watson
A. B. Fleming
Bairment
George W. Curtin
Sutton
G. W. Whitescarver
Grafton
J. N. Murdock
Joseph Neal
T. A. Harrin
H. Shattuck
W. N. Chancellor
W. W. Vrooman
Reese Blizzard
W. B. Padden
L. H. Poole
Major Boone
Marietta
J. H. Wheelright
George Baird
Wheeling
H. H. Moss
C. C. Martin
W. W. Jackson
W. E. Davis
E. M. Gilkeson
J. W. Roberts
Postal reform drive pushes for May 5 convention
Washington April 26 The Postal Progress League invites public officials and groups to gather in Washington on May 5 to press Congress for postal reform laws before the session ends. Representative Overstreet backs the effort, citing expansion of postal service as vital to the nation's development. The National Grange also supports the drive and regrets its master cannot attend as an advocate for extended parcels post.
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Washington
James M. Cowles
Postal Progress League
Congress
League
Representative Overstreet
Indiana
House Post Office Committee
National Grange
N. J. Batchelder
Grange
Chicago Society Denies Gizycki Divorce Rumor
Chicago and Lake Forest society folk say a divorce suit against Countess Eleanor Gizycki is unfounded. Family members and friends dispute the report, noting a love match and denying grounds for divorce while outlining a quarrel at Pau and subsequent travels to Paris Vienna and hotel stays.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Lake Forest Society
Eleanor Gizycki
Joseph Gizycki
Poland
Joseph Medill Patterson
Vienna
Robert W. Patterson
Paris
Lake Forest
Auditorium Annex
J. Medill Patterson
R. W. Patterson
Grand Hotel
Baby
Gizycki
Gizyckis
Pau
Biarritz
Eleanor
Hotel Sacher
Hotel Grand
Viper Venom Extraction Secures Half Century Supply
New York April 26 report details the Bronx Zoo operation extracting venom from the deadly lance-head viper. Dr Runyon led the effort with Dittmars and Smith, producing less than a third of a teaspoonful of venom deemed enough for global use for decades. The procedure followed a long struggle to capture the creature from the Amazon region amid safety concerns.
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New York
Science of
Bronx Zoological Park
Raymond L. Dittmars
St. Clair Smith
Charles F. Snyder
Runyon
Snyder
Brazil
Zoological Park
Aerostatics section lists airships and aeroplanes for sale
Paris April 26 The Herald European edition adds Aerostatics to its ads. A firm linked to Auto, a sporting publication, offers aeroplanes of latest models and airships of 550 cubic metres for one passenger with a light motor. Price set at $5,000, speed eighteen miles an hour.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
the Herald
Aerostatics
Auto
Sculptor Denys Puech Betroths Princess Stourdza
Cannes announces the engagement of Pierre Denys Puech a noted sculptor and Institute member to Princess A Gagarin Stourdza a prominent painter whose bust he recently exhibited.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
Cannes
Pierre Denys Puech
Institute
A Gagarin Stourdza
Italian Automobile Exports Rise Amid Global Growth
Paris reports Italian auto statistics show 8 manufacturers in Italy 1 in Austria 2 in Spain 18 in Belgium 33 in Germany 62 in Great Britain 111 in America 205 in France. Italy imported 725 cars in 1907 valued at 8 266 235 lire while exports reached 1 283 worth 20 185 000 lire. A Loiret court ruling involved a racing team damage claim of over 5 000 francs with the firm winning on a technical point.
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Paris
Italy
Austria
Spain
Belgium
Germany
Great Britain
America
France
Orleans
Loiret
There Is No Divorce Evil, Says Nancy Schoonmaker
Mrs. Nancy Schoonmaker argued in Vine Street Church that race death by own action poses no fear and urged liberal divorce interpretations to avoid unhappy marriages. She compared the nation’s need for workers to Napoleon’s wartime fears and called for population growth to support industry.
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Nancy Schoonmaker
Vine Street Congregational Church
Napoleon
Woman Killed in Bed by Boarder in Brooklyn
Mrs Annie Griffith aged 35 was shot to death in her Brooklyn home by boarder Frank McIntyre who fired five shots into her body and face. He surrendered to police with no motive given.
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Baltimore
Annie Griffith
Frank McIntyre
Griffith
Brooklyn
McIntyre
Two Officers Pass Away From Oldest Inhabitants Association
Washington April 26. John Edward Libbey president and Charles B Church vice president of the Oldest Inhabitants Association of the District of Columbia died today. Libbey born November 22, 1837, in this city and Church born September 11, 1826 in Jefferson Maryland. Both men had long been identified with the lumber business.
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Washington
John Edward Libbey
Charles B. Church
District of Columbia
Mr. Libbey
Church
Jefferson
Frederick County
News Forecast Of The Week From Taft To Panama Visit
Eight state conventions center on delegate selection for national nominating events. Secretary Taft sails for the Canal Zone to settle Panama relations and adjust diplomatic matters, with Admiral Evans to return to command the battleship fleet. Republican and Democratic gatherings mold upcoming political action as Congress debates naval and sundry civil bills.
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New York
Taft
Canal Zone
California
Admiral Evans
Congress
Prairie
United States
Panama
Colombia
Isthmus
Pennsylvania
Vermont
West Virginia
Maine
Maryland
New Jersey
Connecticut
Texas
New Haven
Bryan
New Haven County
Alexander Troup
East
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Watson
Bridgeport
Conn
Red Cross Society
Waldorf-Astoria
America
Goulds Tour Naples After Mount Vesuvius Visit
Prince Helie De Sagan and Mme Anna Gould with children traveled by car to the southern slope of Vesuvius. They walked lava streams to the ruin of Ottajano and played tennis at a hotel garden. They may proceed to Rome and Paris with a possible Florence stop.
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Naples
Helie de Sagan
Mme
Anna Gould
Boscotreeaz
Mount Vesuvius
Ottaiano
Rome
Paris
Florence
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Tihe
Ohio
Covington Briefs
Bible Oogiety
Will
Arion Maennerchor
Newport News
Negress
Camden
Progress League
Count and Countess
Countess
Amazon
Fon
Evans
Hughes
Schenectady
Ithaca
Santa Barbara
Port Harford
Monterey
Santa Cruz
San Francisco
General Society
Daughters of the Revolution
Independence League
Episcopal
Delaware
Léighton Coleman
Dover
Nathaniel W. Thomas
Philadelphia
Octavius Applegate
Kingston
N. Y
Mme. Gould
Prince de Sagan
Mt. Vesuvius
John Church Company
Fourth and Elm
Robinson
Dan I
Doi
Walnut
Night Wolf
Rainforth
MATS
Bob Blake
Henrietta Crosman
MR. E. H
Sothern|dundreary
Walnut & Main
Forepaugh Stock Co
Columbia Serious Anc
Orpheum
Will M. Cressy
Blanche Dayne
Les Amatis
la Gardinia
Troubadours—Coram
Rosina Casselli
Kelly & Kent
Mariel Maitland
Kinodrome
Columbia
Bert
Four Huntings
Deadwood Dick's
EOPLE
Straus’, Reilly & Woods
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Standard Vine and Canal
Rice & Barton's Gaiety CO
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