Me Publican Campaign Committees Move Toward Transfer
June 31 notes show T Williams Jr and Louden Bame Jr in discussion over moving chairs and campaign duties. The article mentions James Sherman as a Vice candidate and indicates plans to transfer committee leadership from McKinley as part of campaign strategy. The conference and travel details imply a momentum toward organizing the celebration and campaign events with committee support.
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New York
Mihe
of Clerks
Ite
Sherman
Meublican Congressional
Louden
Bame Committee
Controller -A
James 8
Sherm
McKinley
St. Fr
Tyrolean floods cause heavy loss of life and damage
Reports from Tyrol describe devastating rainstorms in the Ziller Valley causing widespread flooding. A landslide near Mehra, Brixlegg area claimed many lives and left houses and stock swept away. Local authorities and observers note dozens missing or dead.
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Tyrol
Bukooe
Ziller Valley
Ryina
Willer
Mehra
Brixlegg
Gould Case Bonds Set as Grand Jury Action Looms
Mrs Gould and Fleming face $5000 bail after grand jury consideration of perjury charges linked to alleged false testimony in a case involving a stage manager and a private detective. Fleming held on misdemeanor counts. examination waived before Magistrate.
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Ork
Ben
Mousley
Grand Jury
Gould
Lia Fleming
Prese
Republicans in Third District push direct primary for successor
In the Third District Republican Executive Committee meetings across three counties advocate a direct primary to choose a Congressional candidate to replace Colonel Harrow, who withdrew. Congressman J. E. Harding signs a pledge to abide by the primary result and support the winner.
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Ial
Commercial Tribune
Harrow
Fessman
J. E. Harding
Harding
Woman Saves Boy's Life In Superior Streetcar Incident
Mrs hel Willis, a nurse from Superior Wisconsin, rescued a thirteen year old boy who fell under a streetcar. She warned approaching train crews and directed the boy to crawl away, preventing fatal injury after the car passed over him five times.
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Superior
Wis
Hel Willis
Earth
Himh
Farmans Wife and Secretary Discuss Flying Machine Role
Mrs Henri Farman wife of aviator explains in New York she runs her husband business and handles correspondence in Paris feminist views and belief women should work with husbands in business She doubts she will ever fly herself and compares airships with sailing yachts. Beckham faction dominates Kentucky Democratic scene.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Henri Farman
la Belle France
France
Pony Injures Ohio Girl When Pony Rears
Miss Nellie Bringman of Hamilton Ohio was thrown from a pony in Oxford as the animal and rider fell and rolled across the pavement. She escaped with bruises.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Nellie Bringman
Oxford
Miss Bringman
Campbell County Court Actions Include Loan Suit and Incorporation
Enterprise Loan and Building Association sues Mary Davis and others in circuit court to recover 370.81 on a note and seeks a lien on Seventh Street Newport property and reference to Master Commissioner Shale. Cravens’s clairvoyant case awaits trial after defendant’s no show. Clifton-Southgate Loan and Building Association files articles of incorporation with principal office in Clifton, capital 100 000, incorporators named. Nash sues Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad for 15000 in damages after an accident in Brent Kentucky.
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Enterprise Loan and Building, Association
Mary Davis
Seventh Street
Newport
Shale
Cravens
Wolff
Clifton-Southgate Loan and Building Association
Clifton
George Weber
Charles Brandt
Martin Enneking
George Kruse
John Birkett
William Strohm
J. W. Schneider
George F. Huber
John R. Nash
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
Cook
Brent, Ky
Thirty Two Years A State Today
A historical summary recounts Colorado’s path to statehood from its early exploration, Pony Express era, and the 1856 financial panic. It notes Denver’s founding after a Dawson County panic fugitive journey, early journalism beginnings, the Jefferson Territory, railroad influence, and the 1876 admission.
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Colorado
Georgia
W. Green Russell
Dawson County
Rocky Mountains
Russel
Denver
St. Charles
Territory of
Kansas
J. W. Denver
Horace Greeley
California
Jefferson
Congress
Covington Man Confesses to Gar Robberies and Fence
Covington detectives Sandsford and Salter traced a Cincinnati fence at 133 Sycamore street yesterday with wagon loads of stolen goods. James Taylor, held on suspicion of burglary, and Hattler implicated as accomplice. Taylor owns a farm near Independence Kentucky and was bound over to the grand jury on breaking and entering charges.
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Covington
Sandford and Salter
Cincinnati
Sycamore Street
James Taylor
Taylor
Hattler
Stephens
Cincinnati Southern
Grand
Walton
Builders Tools Stolen From Two Homes in Dayton
Thieves struck a public works site at Nineteenth and Greenup, smashing a door panel to enter and taking brass faucets piping and tools worth about 100 dollars. At Fifth and Greenup a second building under contractor J R Evans was entered and tools valued at 90 dollars were taken. A sack containing some of the stolen tools was later found by Police Lieutenant Riemeyer.
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Ellsworth Woods
Nineteenth
Greenup
Fifth
J. R. Evans
Riemeyer
Society of Equity documented gains for tobacco growers
A page article for The Commercial Tribune will detail how the Society of Equity has lowered growers’ profits. The piece, appearing Sunday August 2, is expected to surprise even the tobacco growers themselves.
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Society of Equity Ng
Night Riders
Immercial Tribune
Ion
Society of Equity
Tobacco Growers’ Trust
Commercial Tribune
Kenton Court Notes. Local suits and probate updates
John Wentzel of Delhi sues Elijah and Florian Holton Emma Wentzel and Enos Nixon in Covington federal court for 5000 and an injunction over household goods moved during an active restraint. Lavinia Carrol sues Latonia city over an alleged excessive Eugenia avenue assessment of 465.45 on a 300 value lot. Riverside Printing suit over 46 for printing in Magistrate McLaughlin's court. A show at Sixth and Philadelphia attacked by a constable. The will of Frank Hoffhaus probated. widow Virginia named executrix.
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John Wentzel
Delhi
Elijah Holton
Florian Holton
Emma “Wentzel
Enos Nixon
Boone County
Covington
Wentzel
Ohio
Petersburg
Lavinia Carrol
City of
Latonia
Kenton
Eugenia Avenue
W. J. Boles
Riverside Printing Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles Harkinson
C. C. Lowry
William Wood
W. S. Newland
Darktown Fire Brigade
McLaughlin
Sixth
Philadelphia
Bert King
Frank Hoffhaus
Virginia
Colorado Becomes State in Centennial Year 1876
Democrats hoped for a presidential win in 1876 while Republicans sought Senate control. Jerome B. Chaffee versus Thomas M. Patterson split paths to influence the outcome as Colorado joined the Union in 1876. Hayes carried the state via three electors chosen by a Republican legislature. Teller remained a prominent figure, now aligned with Democrats.
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Congress
Colorado
Jerome B. Chaffee
Thomas M. Patterson
Chaffée
Patterson
Senate
House
President Grant
Hayes
Tilden
Leadege
Teller
Covington Man Charles G. Rodgers Dies in New York
Mr. Charles G. Rodgers dies in New York while staying with Mr. and Mrs. Howard 8. Rodgers. He had planned a Coburg summer home trip with his family. A former prominent business and social figure, he had aided South American missions for the government and brokered deals for Eastern capitalists. He leaves a son, Howard S. Rodgers, and a daughter, Mrs. Lovell. Funeral Sunday at the Covington residence with interment in Highland Cemetery.
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Charles G. Rodgers
New York
Howard
Rodgers
Mrs. Rodgers
Coburg
James’ G. ‘Blaine
South America
Harriet
D. J. Falls
Merchants’ National Bank
Howard S. Rodgers
Lovell
Europe
Democratic Club Organized in Central Garden
The Bryan Kern Club organized last night in Central Garden electing Francis Hanlon as President Charles Sehlhorst as Vice President Ben Biedenharn Jr as Secretary and William Nock as Treasurer A constitution and by laws were adopted and a number of men joined the club.
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Bryan-Kern Club
Central Garden
Francis Hanlon
Charles Sehlhorst
Ben Biedenharn
Covington Church Notes Read Across Several Congregations
Churches in Covington announce Sunday services with union meetings at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. First Christian led by Rev. Atkinson unavailable due to illness. Rev. Carter to preach. Fourth Street Christian led by Rev. Hagin. sermon on A Valuable Lesson. John M. Hamilton to lead at St John’s Episcopal. Charles G. Rodgers funeral affects First Presbyterian attendance.
Covington Briefs: Deaths Thefts Escapes and Local Fixes
Gotlieb Harthun 90 died at his home on Fry street after old age. John Gartmann 48 died at his West Eighth street home after a lingering illness. Funeral Tuesday at St. Aloysius with interment in Mother of God Cemetery. Oscar Morgan reported watch theft in Covington. Inez Hill arrested for petit larceny, accused by tailor W. A. Knipper. Jim Edwards escaped from Bromley lockup after prying the jail bar with outside help. Fines totaled $119, arrests 174, dismissals 90, commitments 84 last month per Covington police. City clerk to send G. & O. bridge complaints to superintendent E P Goodwin. Sinking Fund Commissioners credited $13 625 interest on bonds. Rev Father James Gorey hosted friends at White Villa Club.
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Gotlieb Harthun
Fry Street
John Gartmann
West Eighth Street
St. Aloysius’ Church
Mother of God
Oscar Morgan
Berry
Covington
Inez Hill
Taphorn
W. A. Knipper
Knipper
Marshal Millichamp
Bromley
Jim Edwards
Schuler
Board of Sinking Fund
James Gorey
C. P. Maes
White Villa Club
Newport church notes listing services and leaders
St Mark s English Lutheran Rev H W Hanshue pastor 1015 a m public worship holy communion new members 9 am Sunday school 6 30 pm Junior League topic Syn ods Miss Norma Aring leader Luther League business meeting Monday evening at Miss Anna Hallfarth 32 West Eleventh street Devotional Wednesday topic The Joy of Service Miss Elizabeth Dorne leader Grace M E Joseph A Chapman pastor 1045 a m preaching Baptism of infants 915 am Sunday school 7 pm general open air meeting led by Rev C W Sullivan Price Hill Church will give an address Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 o clock Taylor Street Methodist J W Crates pastor 915 am Sunday school 11 am The Choicest of Personal Companions An Unerring Guide 745 pm praise and evangelistic service brief Epworth League and evening worship subject The Liberated Life First Presbyterian J P Whitehead pastor 930 am Sabbath school 11 am preaching subject As Was His Cus tom
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St. Mark’s English Lutheran
H. W. Hanshue
Norma Aring
Luther League
Anna Hallfarth
West Eleventh Street
Elizabeth .Dorne
Grace M. E
Joseph A. Chapman
C. W. Sullivan
Price Hill Church
Taylor Street Methodist
J. W. Crates
First Presbyterian
J. P. Whitehead
Mill Strike Ends as Newport Rolling Mill Reopens
After concessions by both sides, Newport Rolling Mill and the Amalgamated Association reached a settlement. Beginning Monday, all 400 employees return to work as the mill resumes full operation and a new weekly schedule begins at 12 15 a m with Sundays off for cleaning and rest.
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Newport
Amalgamated Association
Sid
Alame
Pres Dent Andrews
Burglary Attempt Reported at Woodlawn Ft Thomas Home
In Ft Thomas William Smith’s residence was targeted by two men prior to noon. They pried a rear window shutter and fled when spotted by a neighbor who notified Mrs Smith. Officer Flynn arrested a man named James Grady. another suspect is being sought.
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William Smith
Woodlawn
Ft. .Thomas
Mother
Flynn
James Grady
Newport
Smith
Keslar Takes Office as Newport Auditor Amid Delays
Chester A. Keslar, newly appointed City Auditor of Newport by Mayor Krieger, will not assume office for about a week. He succeeds Frank X. Lang, whose term ended yesterday, as rearrangements and bond papers force the aldermen to await guidance from the City Solicitor.
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Chester A. Keslar
Yican
Newport
Krieger T
Frank X. Lang
Lang
Board of Aldermen
Newport News Notes and Local Obituaries Mix
Mrs Anna Raison and husband L Raison head to Boston for a Pythian Uniform Rank convention. Julia M Mason funeral held at Immaculate Conception with burial at Evergreen. Phoenix Fishing Club prepares Ladies Day at Phoenix Grove for a spring outing. City fire at the dump on Li street ends after days. stench fades. Dora Blechschmidt Lidky of Indiana returns home after weeks with friends here. Conrad Koch critically ill with typhoid. William Anderson and others attend funeral for auto crash victim at 15 East Third Port Episcopal Church. Relatives and pallbearers listed. services conducted by Rev Charles Cli.
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Anna Raison
Pythian
Kentucky
L, Raison
Boston
Julia M
Joseph Mason
Southgate Street
Phoenix Fishing and Club
Newport
Phoenix Grove Row
Li Street
Dora Blechschmidt Lidky
Connersville
Ind
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