Minister Ends Life After Criticizing Church
The Rev. Albert H Trick shot and killed himself in a Mills Hotel room after condemning the church as untruthful and insincere. He left a letter to Charles N Dowd in New York City saying he could not worship Americas trinity of success pleasure and gold and reflecting on his lonely life and failed effort to square his soul with Jesus teachings. He noted a shift toward truth justice love and liberty and lamented the churches distortions of history. Trick had been a pastor in Chicago and Saratoga but had no regular post for years and earned a meager living as an insurance agent. He wrote of joining his late wife and noted his sons and daughter in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Albert H. Trick
Charles N. Dowd
Jesus
Robert Ingersoll
Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune
Articles of association filed with Ohio Secretary of State include Cleveland Hucksters' Association Cleveland members to elevate and shield against discrimination. Other filings: Forest City Live Stock and Fair Company North Randall $150000. Cincinnati Flour Company $25000. Union Realty Company Toledo $30000. Health Foundry and Manufacturing Company Plymouth $10000. Old Oaken Bucket Oil Company Steubenville $10000. Slavak Political Club of Lakewood. High Warren Realty Company Columbus $25000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cleveland
Hucksters’ Association
K. Slomovitz
M. Crystal
Charles Greenberg
Forest City Live Stock and Fair Company
North Randall
Cuyahoga County
W. P. Murray
M. A. Bradley
John Sherwin
Elmer C. Leach
Julia E. Morrow
Union Realty Company
Toledo
Health Foundry and Manufacturing Company
Plymouth
F. A. Bricker Company
Negley
General Merchantise
Old Oaken Bucket Oil Company
Steubenville
Slavak Political Club
Lakewood
George Z. Matta
Wool market slack. prices firm but outlook dim
In Boston on August 25 trading in local wool remains light with few large transactions. Domestic quotations show varied fleece and delaine prices across Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and other states, while scoured values span Texas to Oregon. In St Louis wool stays steady with mixed grades and tub-washed at 20 to 27 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Texas
California
Middle County
Fall Free
Oregon
Valley
ST. Louis
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Across Cities on Aug 25
Market report from Oyl City Toledo Wilmington Savannah Charleston lists cash balances shipments receipts and prices for turpentine rosin and related products. Notable figures include Savannah rosin sales 3684 bbls at diverse grades with prices from 2.35 to 5.25 per barrel and window glass and water white quotes. Charleston shows steady turpentine around 0.80 to 3.45 per gallon and lime prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyl City
Toledo
Lima
Indiana
Wilmington
Savannah
Rosin
Charleston
Boc
Eaeti
Yorke and Adams at Waln ut Chester Opera Week
Forepaugh Stock Company managers Mr. and Mrs. George F. Fish return from Ocean City to prepare for a high class season at the Olympic Theater. Opening date depends on builders. plans include top productions and strong cast, with many season seats already sold. The article also notes vaudeville acts for Coney Island and large preparations for crowds at Coney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Fish
Olympic Theater
Ocean City
Fishe
Cincinnati
Fish
Holy Terror
Yorke and Adams' Play at Walnut Street Theater Next Week
Aaron Hoffman writes Playing the Ponies a musical comedy to debut at Walnut Street Theater starting Sunday matinee. Frank Smithson produces and stages the numbers for a company of fifty with twenty chorus girls and a famous ballet. Act one unfolds at Sheepshead Bay race track with two renowned thoroughbreds racing. Adele Rafter, a soloist with the Bostonians and allied with George M. Cohan, will originate Vera Monford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorke
Adams
Walnut Street
Aaron Hoffman
Frank Smithson
Sheepshead Bay Race Track
Diablo
Lady Love
Adele Rafter
Bostonians
George M. Cohan
Vera Monford
Minstrels of Cohan and Harris at Nixon Theater Pittsburg
The Cohan and Harris minstrel troupe plays Pittsburg this week at Nixon Theater with a grand season opener at Grand Opera House next Sunday evening. The review notes new novelties and longer vaudeville segments, with famed soloists and a 50-voice company supporting Cohan’s thirty minute sketch The Belle of the Barber's Ball. Julian Hilinge earns praise for female impersonation and the Salome dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Cohan
Sam Harrigs
Pittsburg
Nixon Theater
Grand Opera House
Messrs, Cohan
Harris
Cohan
Frank Morell
Mat Keefe
Thomas Clifford
Earl J. Benham
Charles F. Orr
Mr. Cohan
Julian Hilinge
Country Circus Comedy Delights Zoo Crowd
Holcombe and his band present a 30 minute musical sketch in costume at the popwar resort. The laugh provoking show titled A Country Circus runs with the usual program and will be repeated Thursday evening for visitors and locals alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Holcombe
Foreign Acts Light Up Columbia Season With New Stars
The Columbia bill this week features Amy Stanley and her four pickaninnies, Burt Harle the banjo prodigy from England, and Australian duo Tom Armstrong and Ella Verne. Additional contracts promise diverse acts from Seldon's Venus to Marnelio-Marnitz Troupe and Grigolatti's Aerial Ballet, signaling a varied foreign lineup for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Anderson
Ziegler
Columbia
Amy Stanley
Burt Harle
England
Tom Armstrong
Ella Verne
Seldon
Venus
M. de Bier
la Petite Mignon
Grassis
Grigolatti
Aerial Ballet
Vindobones
Quercios
Severus Schafer
Cadets de Gascogne
Marnelio-Marnitz
Vuilla
Martin Beck Plans New Vaudeville Theater In New York
New York city hosts plans by vaudeville manager Martin Beck to build The Newest Theater in the theatrical district. The venue will feature private audiences for managers and critics, showcase unknown authors, and allow amateur actors weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Beck
New York
Metropolis Company’s Chester Farewell Draws Crowds for Rigoletto
The farewell week of the Metropoli tan Company at Chester attracts admirers of Messrs. Sheehan Richards Metcalfe and the Misses Hemmi and Crawford in great numbers. Rigoletto is being splendidly presented with closing nights promising record crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Company
Chester
Messrs. Sheehan
Richards
Metcalfe
Hemmi
Crawford
Lyman Howe Presents Educational Moving Pictures At Lyric
Lyman Howe's Pictures begin a two weeks' engagement at the Lyric Theater Sunday afternoon. The shows promise clear, comprehensive moving scenic views famed for educational value. The opening program features scenes in Benares Calcutta Darjeeling Bombay and other Orient cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Howe
Lyric Theater
Howe Pictures
India
Benares
Calcutta
Darjeeling
Bombay
Orient
Minstrels to Headline Chester Park Pavilion Week
Colonel Ike Martin books the Barlow Company Barlow Minstrels for Chester Park Pavilion next week. The Bar low troupe, a leading name in the minstrel field, promises a high quality blackface comedy show certain to attract vaudeville patrons seeking lively entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Martin
Barlow Minstrels
Chester Park
Barlow Company
Chester
Stand steel Theater to Present Greater New York Stara Show
The Greater New York Stara, consolidated with the Reilly and Woods Big Show, heads to the Stand ard Theater next week. The act has earned unstinted praise from vaudeville patrons nationwide. The Free Setters participate as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stara
Standard
Hamilton County Teachers Institute Opens at Cincinnati University
The forty second annual session begins August 31 at Cincinnati University and runs through September 4. Highlights include lectures by J G Black on geography and earth studies, Thomas Blaisdell on Parkman and teaching topics, and Mrs. Gudrun Thomsen on languages and reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Teachers’ Institute
The
Cincinnati University
J. G. Black
University of Wooster
Wooster, C
Thomas ©. Blaisdell
Michigan State Agricultural College
East Lansing
Mich
Parkman
Gudrun Thorne Thomsen
University of Chicago
River Departures and Ohio River Level Report
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 6 feet 2 inches and stationary at 6 p.m. Advertised river departures include LIZZIE BAY at 5 p.m and INDIANA at 5 p.m. Daily services run from Maysville Pomeroy Louisville with varying weekend schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Maysville
Louisville
Ohio River
Cincinnati
River Packet Departures and Forecast from Local Port
The port yesterday saw four large freight and passenger departures: The Greenwood to Pomeroy, Courier to Maysville and Madison, and City of Cincinnati tosville. Today arrivals include Courier from Maysville, Lizzie Bay from Madison, and Indiana from Louisville. River forecast warns New and Upper Kanawha rise while the Ohio continues to fall slowly. Captain Grump returns to duty after a three month European voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Kentucky
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Sville
The
Lizzie Bay
Indiana
Louisville
Ohio River
Kanawha
Ohio
Cincinnati
Steamer Courier
Main Street
Louiisville
George Grump
Europe
River News From Various Ports Adverse Readings
Rivers in multiple ports show readings with gains and falls. Beaver Dam 2.9 feet and Freeport 1.4 feet. Wheeling 2 feet 3 inches fall. Madison 5.5 feet falling. Evansville 5 feet stationary. Cairo 14.8 feet falling. Louis 11.7 feet falling. Arrivals include Chisca and George Gardner. departures listed for Chisca and several boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Beaver Dam
Freeport
Wheeling
Madison
Evansville
Cairo
Paie
Chisca
Upper
Mississippi
George Gardner
Ohio
Memphis
Belle
Calhoun
Hamburg
Dubuque
Keokuk
Bald Hagle
Peoria
Spread Eagle
Grafton
Peters Lée
Dunque
Davenport
Omaha
Pread Eagle
Alton
Strikers Attack Train Returning From Angus Shops
A crowd of about two hundred strikers attacked a seven car train carrying strike breakers from the Angus shops in Montreal. Police arrived too late to arrest anyone. two men were injured as windows were broken during the assault last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Robbers Loot Waukegan Postoffice Safe
Robbers blew the Waukegan postoffice safe with dynamite last night and carried off stamps and cash valued at about 3000 dollars. Police investigated the break in Chicago reported August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waukegan
North Shore
Family Row Ends in Death in Allison Oklahoma
In Allison Oklahoma C H Watson shot and killed his son in law Elijah Crabtree after Crabtree eloped with Watson daughter. Domestic troubles led to the fatal shooting late yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison, Okla
C. H. Watson
Elijah Crabtree
Crabtree
Watson
Ohio suspects on bail as two released in Des Moines
Mrs Morris Stein and her mother Mrs Mary Bayard were freed on bonds of 1000 dollars each in Des Moines Iowa after being held for alleged complicity in the Stein Porter murder case at Loudonville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Morris Stein
Mary Bayard
Loudonville
Lumber Mills Reopen At Richwood After Shutdown
About two thousand men were employed today at the Cherry River Boom and Lumber Company mills in Richwood near Clarksburg West Virginia. New orders for millions of feet of lumber have been received recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Cherry River Boom and Lumber Company
Richwood
Kentucky tobacco case targets Bracken County leaders
W S Henderson of Augusta Bracken County Kentucky filed a federal suit in Covington seeking 15300 dollars in damages. He alleges prominent county men used threats to force him to cancel a tobacco contract with Kinney and Shepherd and to quit buying tobacco in Kentucky. He says the actions caused him to abandon his business and home, with damages totaling at least 10000 dollars plus loss of a 300 dollar contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
W. S. Henderson
Bracken County
United States
Covington
American Society of Equity
Independent Tobacco Growers
Henderson
John Jett
George Jett
Benjamin Jordan
V. Jordan
Samuel McKane
Patrick, Lundergrin
John Booser
Harland Redin
Paul , Gerhart
Michael Schweitzer
George Hancock
Fred Appelman
George Byar
Gus Gerhart
William Kurts
George Monahan
Valentine Bush
Lewis Kinney
Daniel Sheperd
Sheperd
Kinney
Kentucky
Kinney and Sheperd
Barker and Gower Sworn to Newport Board of Health
Dr. Virgil Barker and Dr. Joseph Gower were sworn in as members of the Newport City Board of Health by Acting Mayor Moeschel after a special council meeting. They insist their election stands and plan to appeal to the Court of Appeals if displaced by Barker and Gower’s opponents. City Solicitor Baker will issue an opinion after studying applicable law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Barker
Joseph Gower
City Board of Health
Newport General Council
Moeschel
Bohart
Barker
Gower
Fred Stine
Ernst Redderson
Man Found Dead Lying in Woods Near Erlanger
William Morris, a notable Erlanger resident, lay three days without food or water in South Erlanger woods before John Sanders found him Monday evening. Dr. Slater pronounced paralysis. Morris last seen Friday evening near the railroad track heading into the woods. He is a carpenter who worked at the Erlanger Fair last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Erlanger
South Erlanger
John Sanders
Sanders
Morris
Slater
Police Seek Missing Daughter in Newport Case
Chief John Lickert of Newport Police received a letter from Hanna Carroll of Wheel ing Virginia claiming a man named George Bomery stole her daughter and brought her to Newport. The letter describes the man as tall bald with a gold tooth and asks police to locate the daughter and return her to the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lickert
Newport
Orday
Wheeling
Hanna Carroll
George Bomery
Newport teachers exam results list nine certified
Superintendent Regenstein and city officials reported Newport teachers exam results after twenty applicants sat the test. Nine passed with averages ranging from 85.0 to 92.4 led by Elsie Elmes 92.4 and Galye Parker 92.2. Other successful candidates included Mabel Schweikert Marie Manter Hazel Schwarberg Katherine Donovan Clara Jacksman Verdelia Bracht and Jora Lembert with scores from 85.0 to 85.3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regenstein
Newport
J. P. Whitehead
W. W. Anderson
Elsie Elmes
Galye Parker
Mabel Schweikert
Latonia Ice and Fuel Company Formed in County Office
Articles of incorporation were filed by Latonia Ice and Fuel Company in County Clerk Yates’s office. Capital stock is $80,000 with 100 per share. Incorporators include Joseph Mueller 295 shares Philip Mueller 395 shares and Fred Lewin 10 shares. The firm will manufacture and sell ice and handle coal trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia Ice and Fuel Company
Yates
Joseph Mueller
Philip Mueller
Fred Lewin
Florence Fair Opens in Stringtown on the Pike
The Florence Fair begins today in Stringtown on the Pike with full exhibits space filled. Officials forecast larger, higher quality displays than in past years and strong public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Stringtown-on-the-Pike
Whittaker Found Unfit for Mental Capacity in Lunacy Verdict
Thomas C. Whittaker an attorney and once wealthy Halifax County real estate owner was tried in Circuit Court on a writ of lunacy before Special Judge L. J. Crawford. Testimony said years of worry and property losses wrecked his mind and body. A jury ruled him of unsound mind and ordered his commitment to Lakeland Asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Whittaker
Halifax County
North Carolina
L. J. Crawford
Whittaker
Lakeland Asylum
Kenton Court Notes Amid City and Civil Actions
Mary Louise Reeves suing Covington city and Daniel Trapp for 5000 damages after a fall on Fifth and Bakewell stairs. Nora Featherstone seeks divorce from Clarence Featherstone with alimony and custody of Carlotta. Katier sues South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway for 10500 after a slip from a Bromley car in Ludlow. Edward Braam sues Henry Wimmers for 10000 in Batesville on injuries from a Batesville cigar box factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Reeves
Bakewell Street
Thomas Cameron
Covington
Daniel Trapp
Kenton
Fifth
Bakewell Streets
Nora Featherstone
Clarence Featherstone
Carlotta
Katier
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Ludlow
Edward Braam
Henry Wimmers
Cler Joseph Finnel
United States
Batesville
Ind
Newport Woman Threatens Death by Own Action
Annie Johnson 40 caused a lively scene in the east end of Newport pacing near Monroe Street and Park Avenue about 3 am yesterday threatening to kill herself. Special Policeman Charles Hamilton escorted her to jail on a drunkenness charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Johnson
Newport
Monroe Street
Park Avenue
Charles Hamilton
Mrs Sensil Burned in Newport Kitchen Stove Blast
Mrs John Sensil of 416 West Ninth Street Newport suffered severe burns to her hands when a gasoline stove exploded during dinner preparation. A kitchen fire also broke out but was quickly contained by firefighters before major damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sensil
West Ninth Street
Newport
Rev Joseph Rennie to Fill Covington Pulpit This Sunday
The Rev Joseph Rennie of Norfolk Virginia and former Madison Avenue Presbyterian pastor will deliver the sermon at his former church next Sunday morning. The body of 87 year old Winfield S Kennedy arrived in Covington from Denver Colorado where he died. Funeral services for Kennedy will be held Thursday morning at his late home. The late E L Fischer of Westwood will have a funeral this morning in Westwood with interment at St Joseph's Cemetery Price Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rennie
Norfolk
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Winfield S. Kennedy
John M. Kennedy
Gar- Yard Avenue
Covington
Denver
Col
E. L. Fischer
Westwood
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Price Hill
Campbell County Democrats Release County Election Totals
The Campbell County Democratic Executive Committee met in Newport and released official county results from last Saturday. Hodge led with 1 686 votes followed by Gooch 538 Rhinock 517 Biliston 159 Cleary 79 and Nadaud 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Democratic Executive Committee
M. F. Donelan
Newport
Hodge
Gooch
Rhinock
Biliston
Cleary
Nadaud
Property Transfers Include Austin Subdivision Lots and Kiln Land
The list records several real estate transfers among multiple buyers and sellers. Entries include Sarah and James McCabe to Henrietta Jenkins for a 25 by 8 feet parcel on Western Avenue. A F Zitt to Claude Riggs for 56 by 150 feet on Locust Street in Erlanger. Licking Coal and Iron Co to Frank Eltrup for Lots 3 4 5 and 6 of Austin's subdivision. Agnes and Theresa Dreffer to Bernard and Heitkamp for 15 by 100 feet on Fourth. Sinead Frank and Anna Eltrup to Kenton Foundry Co for Lots 3 4 5 and 6 of Austin's subdivision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
James McCabe
Henrietta M. Jenkins
Western Avenue
A. F. Zitt
Claude EB. Riggs
Locust Street
Hrlanger
Licking Coal and Iron Company
Frank Eltrup
Austin
Eeeckeseseen Peesens
Agnes
Theresa Dreffer
Bernard
Ae He
Illinois Children From Springfield and Columbus Listed
Names and residences listed include Albert age 8 from Springfield Ohio Anna Vierly from Springfield Ohio Stanton H Rawn age 30 from Columbus Ohio Anna A Rile from Columbus Ohio Harry W Measter age 90 from Loveland Ohio Lulu Kellerman from Hamilton Ohio age 6 or 8 with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Loveland
Lulu Kellerman
Hamilton
Bellevue horse dies suddenly near Fairfield and Taylor
A valuable horse owned by Charles Fisher collapsed and died yesterday afternoon while standing at the intersection of Fairfield and Taylor avenues in Bellevue. Miss Jessie Lannin of Foote avenue is staying with Mr and Mrs Thomas Lannin of Indianapolis, former Bellevue residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fisher
Fairfield
Taylor Avenues
Jessie Lannin
Foote Avenue
Thomas Lannin
Indianapolis
Lannin
Bellevue
Campbell County Courts Arraign Newport Patrolman in Maintenance Case
Len Crawford, driver of the Newport patrol wagon, was arraigned in Police Judge Hawkins court on a charge by his wife that he failed to provide for his children. The case was placed on the open docket after testimony showed a quarrel caused by misunderstanding. In Circuit Court, Henry Becker filed suit against William Kraus Jr and wife, naming Merchants and Mechanics Loan and Building Association and A Lowenstein Sons as defendants for possession of property on Monmouth Street in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Crawford
Newport
Hawkins
Henry Becker
William Kraus, Jr
Merchants and Mechanics’ Loan and Building Association
A. Lowenstein & Sons
Monmouth Street
Real Estate Transfers List From Newport and Nearby Areas
Emma Lohman and husband to Perce L Coy and wife own land subdivision in Highlands. Mary Belle Swain and husband to Vernon Nagel and wife part of Lot 1 in Williams addition in Bellevue. Anna Leopold and husband to Louise Miller Lot 7 in Newport. Shaler B trustee to W J Baker and co owner 56 by 130 feet in Park Avenue Keak Wind cook area, part of Jamestown addition Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma‘ Lohman
Pércy
L. Coy
Crawford's Island
Highlands
Mary Belle Swain
Vernon Nagel
Williamson's
Bellevue
Anna Leopold
Louise Miller
Newport
Shaler
Ephraim Ezekiel & Bernheim Retail Ad at 334 Main
Local advertisement lists stocks of merchandise including clothing men’s furnishings dry goods and shoes at liberal prices. The Ezekiel and Bernheim store is located at 334 Main Street in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putea
THE
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Main Street
Ezekiel & Bernheim
Cincinnati
Proposals for Clothing and Equipage Post in Chicago 1908
Chief Quartermaster announces sealed proposals due September 8 1908 for furnishing 10000 cot covers to Quartermaster's Department U S Army with 20 to 50 percent quantity increase possible. Bids may be opened in Philadelphia New York St Louis or Chicago with preference to domestic manufacture and standard samples available for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Quartermaster’s Office
Aoe
Chicago
Ill
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Quartermaster’s Department
U.S. Army
Engels Opes
W. W. Robins Son, JR
Sealed Proposals for Lockkeepers Houses at Ohio River Dams
U S Engineer Office Wheeling West Virginia announces sealed proposals for lockkeepers houses at Dams Nos 18 and others on the Ohio River. Proposals due by 11 a m Eastern time September 23 1908. Information on application F W Altstaetter Captain Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Engineer Office
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio River
F. W. Altstaetter
Newport News in Brief: School Board Elects Officers
The subdistrict of Coldsprings School Board organized for the year naming Edward Linnette as Chair man and Gus Miller as Secretary. Dr and Mrs D J Quinn returned from a long East and Michigan trip. Joseph Betz John Kloecker plan Minnesota vacation fishing and hunting. Mary Girdy longtime Newport resident dies at 638 Overeton Street after long illness. Elizabeth Betz, nearly 80, is her sister. Richard King of the White Owls Club goes to Cincinnati for cataract operation on his left eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldsprings
Edward Linnette
Gus Miller
D. J. Quinn
Michian
Joseph Betz
John Kloecker
Covington
Minnesota
Mary Girdy
Newport
Elizabeth
Richard King
White Owls
Cincinnati Surgical Institute
Fort Thomas Garrison Prepare for September March
Reports say the Second Battalion of the Second Infantry at Camp Perry Ohio will march to Ft. Thomas the first Monday in September arriving around September 25. Also note relief in New Castle Kentucky about Lieutenant Matthews’s ill daughter. Regans of Ft. Thomas Avenue visit Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Infantry
Camp Perry
Ft. Thomas
New Castle
Matthews
Thomas Regan
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Des Moines
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ENDS
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WOOL
Yorke and Adams
Walnut
S. Stars
Coney
Coney Island
Millmars
Bud Farnam
Coney Company
Thek
Yaree
Apars
Zoo Circus
Columbia’s Foreign Acts
Opera At
Free Setters
Wormwood
People’s
Gertrude Hayes
Tom Miner
Theodore Kremer
Heuck
Lincoln Carter
Lyceum Syn
Edwin M. Craig
Norwood
Blaisdell
Craig
Black
Prof. Blaisdell
de Maysville
Equity
Board OF Health
Company IS Incorporated
City of Latonia
Lakeland
Insane Asylum
Kenton Court Notes
Covington News Notes
Covington Real Estate
Campbell County Courts
Newport Real Estate
Washington Av
Avondale
Moler
Barber College
4Th St
U. S. Marine Corps
Re‘equiting
Bell Block
Rockdale Ay
Moler College
Fourth ‘St
Monroe Cigar CO
J. M
Schmidt
E. Fourth St
Joseph Cantor
PTC
East Sixth Street
Seers States District Court
Si Ale
Cincinnati, Co
Greene Line
SycAmore St
Loutaville
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