Taft Sherman landslide forecast and campaign setup
The piece notes a predicted Taft and Sherman landslide on the Pacific coast and outlines Republican campaign fund planning led by Chairman Hitchcock. It reports three men appointed to state finance roles in New England and describes coordination with the National Advisory Committee and national treasurer Sheldon. Sherman speaks at Oneida veterans reunion, stressing not a candidacy but camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Taft
Sherman
Hitchcock
New England
Seth M. Carter
Lewiston
John W. Weeks
National Committee
Executive Committee
West Virginia
Utica
Oneida County Veterans’ Association
Summit Park
Charles L. Knapp
Lowville
M. E. Oll
Syracuse
Wheeler
Hart
Jamess. Sherman
Fairbanks Offers Services in Indiana Campaign
Vice President Fairbanks offered his services to the Republican State Committee and said he would speak wherever sent. William Hays and Charles Serrit discussed his role with the state headquarters. Fairbanks stressed his eagerness to carry the state for the Republican ticket.
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Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Ind
Republican State Committee
State Committee
William Hays
Charles G. Serrit
Real Estate Notes Highlight Local Developments
Clifton Livery plans a new building at Howell and Clifton avenues designed by Edward H. Cornette. Lockland Christian Church plans by Fasse & Reed in Lockland. Max Kay drafts a three story apartment on Powhatan near Rochelle in Corryville for Mrs. August Schmidt. Fredericka Wischmeyer buys a brick residence on Clarion avenue Evanston from B F McLennan for 4800 dollars. Ni L Pierson sells a College Hill lot to Clifford Matz for a modern dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Livery and Garage Company
Edward H. Cornette
Howell
Clifton Avenues
Clifton
Lockland
Max Kay
Powhatan Street
Rochelle Street
Corryville
Mra
August Schmidt
Fredericka Wischmeyer
Clarion Avenue
Evanston
B. F. McLennan
Ni L. Pierson
College Hill
Clifford Matz
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Cincinnati Area
Transfer records show A Krieger to Elizabeth Farrell in Lockland and multiple parcels in College Hill and Hyde Park. Various individuals, including George Carpenter and Benjamin Ottoway, execute deeds or leases. mortgages filed include Elizabeth Farrell to George A Krieger and others, while several mortgages canceled are listed for Frederica Krieyer and Yonker to Pleasant Ridge.
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Elizabeth Farrell
George
A. Krieger
John G. Fetzer
Ohio L. & T
Barbara Schimiat
Mary Humier Caharene Clifford Matz
Antonio Home L
B. R
Eliz.c. Lyicas
Southern’ Ohio L. & T. Company
Irs Engecs
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
List of case numbers and parties filed in Common Pleas Court including Coombe v Metcalfe for 1500 and mortgage foreclosure, Leen v Van Veem appeal, Talgehogany Co. v Acme Veneer for account, Evans v Speer appeal, Fritsch executrix v Fritsch administrator for 232, Cincinnati Realty Co. v Brown for 416.67 rent, United States Casualty Co v Greene for 783.70, and other attachments and motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Coombe
Evan P
Metcalfe
W. H. Pugh
E. Pugh
Thrilla Leen
A. W. van Veem
Muller
D.C
The
Talgehogany Company
Acme Veneer and Company
Howard & Bakey
Marguerite Evans
Wallace Speer
Squire Smedes
Anna Fritsch
Executrix
George F." Fritsch
I B
George F
Superior Court
United States Casualty Company Va
C. J. Greene
Thomas H. Darby
New Jersey Leader Calls Atlantic City Saturnalia of Vice
The New Jersey executive denounces Atlantic City as a Saturnalia of Vice in a proclamation, suggesting tough actions. The remarks imply use of force or troops, and frame the resort as a center of vice for political gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Farmers Lived to Be Laid Bare Personal Habits
The text presents a study of farmers lives and their personal habits, describing routines, social norms, and behaviors observed among agricultural workers. It notes how daily practices reflect broader rural culture and community dynamics.
Night Rider district clash as soldiers flee arrest
Hopkinsville dispatch reports two Kentucky militiamen Carl Meacham and W R Brashear were shielded from arrest by Captain Winfree after being accused of breaking into a sealed car for whisky. Civil authorities protest removal of the men, while Major Bassett orders protection and a military inquiry into the allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hopkinsville
Carl Meacham
W. R. Brashear
Guthrie
Winfree
E. B. Bassett
Western Division of
Kentucky
Logan County
Bassett
Night Rider
Rhinock Fight Feared After Democratic Nomination Victory
In Covington and Newport opponents claim Rhinock spent far beyond pledged limits to win the Sixth Kentucky District Democratic nomination. They cite irregularities in Carroll and Kenton counties, note officers replaced before the vote, and say many Democrats will back Republican John R Inglis in the fall. A mass convention is set for September 12 to nominate fall candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph 4. Rhinock
Congress
Kentucky
Rhinock
Covington
Carroll County
Cleary
Plliston
Nadand
Carroll County Committee
Arthur Rouse
McInerny
Ludlow
Mac
Craig
John R. Inglis
Inglis
Huiston
Kenton County
Boone Block
Walton
Boone County
Rhimock
Governor Seeks Special Session Over Atlantic City Liquor Law
Governor Fort weighs calling a special session of the Legislature to enforce liquor laws in Atlantic City amid Sunday selling, with options including creating a state license revocation board or impeachment of county and city officials. The issue has percolated in New Jersey politics for years since the Bishops law of 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Fort
Atlantic City
Atlantic County
State Senate
New Jersey
Governor's Proclamation Warns of Enforcing State Law
The Governor cites affidavits alleging liquor sold on Sundays in Atlantic City by jurors and officials who refuse enforcement. He proposes militia action or an extraordinary legislative session to enforce laws and remove delinquent officers, urging public support to decide if laws will be obeyed.
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Sea Girt
N. J
James C. Steelman
William Reeves Winters
Harrys. Graff
Anthony N. Fuffy
W. S. Stafford
Atlantic City
Fire Engineers Hear Archibald Addresses at Columbus
In Columbus Ohio the International Association of Fire Engineers heard multiple talks on co operation between fire departments and underwriters and on modern fireproof schools. Archibald urged stricter gasoline controls and public awareness to curb dangers in tenements and dry cleaning plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
International Association of Fire Engineers
Fillmore Tyson
Louisville
Fires Illustrated
Greeley V. Curtis
New York
H. K. Harding
Bay City
Mich
H. F. Magee
Dallas
Texas
J. J. McMahon
Erie
J. A. Archibald
Cincinnat
Fred Morrison
Watertown
Reverend Dr Donald Mackay Dies in Union Station
The Rev Donald Sage Mackay D D LL D president of the general synod of the Reformed Church of America died suddenly in Portland Missouri Union Station on his way to Blue Hill. He was in ill health for over a year and was accompanied by his wife and associate pastor Rev A Hageman. Born in Glasgow in 1863 he led the Collegiate Church of St Nicholas New York where President Roosevelt attended services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Donald Sage Mackay
New York
General Synod of the Reformed Church of America
Union Station
Blue Hill
Mackay
St. Nicholas
Roosevelt
Helen Gotld
Russell Sage
Ir. Mackay
Helen Smith
J. Gregory Smith
St. Albans
A. Hageman
Dr. Mackay
Glasgow
Building Permits For Homes And Office Building
Three two and one half story brick residences on Bruce avenue near Pitts avenue owned by A M Bell. A two and one half story brick residence on Dexter avenue opposite Atn wood owned by Judge L J Hackney. An east Sixth Street nine story brick terra cotta and steel office building owned by George Gerke. A one story brick veneered church at Hopple and Sidney for the Missionary Society of M B.
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Bruce Avenue
Pitts Avenue
A. M. Bell
Cost
Ben
Ac Selyth
Dexter Avenue
Atnwood
L. J. Hackney
Ease Sixth Street
George Gerke
Hopple
Sidney Ee
Notable Names List From Local Notices
Benjamin H Beery Florence Monahan Pi Harland Conover Eva Smith appear in a local notice. The fragment references several individuals tied to civic or social matters within the community archive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin H. Beery
Florence Monahan
Pi Harland Conover
Eva Smith
Cin
Squire Childress Dies After Inquest Shock
Magistrate Squire T. J. Childress collapsed moments after viewing the body of an unknown railway victim in Erlanger. He died of heart failure as doctors cited shock from the inquest scene. Two other laborers were injured by a train, one identified as Homer Brown, and hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Erlanger
T. J. Childress
Childress
H. G. Blanton
Undertaker Blanton
Blanton
Drs. Slater
Blackerby
Childres
Squire” Childress
Kenton County
Lexington Pike
Hilanger
Rome Respess
W. P. McLaughlin
Homer Brown
Brown
Cincinnati
Bellevue council awards water franchise to Ernst and associates
Bellevue Kentucky council backed a $6 per year meter rate water franchise for James C. Ernst and associates over a $10 bid by J. C. Ellerhorst. Geiger opposed, demanding voter input after fall elections, but the motion failed 6 to 2. A police dismissal petition and coal-supply bid were also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
James C. Ernst and Associates
J. C. Ellerhorst
Geiger
Samuel Clark
Arnold Dresserhouse
N. Funken
Tailor Challenges Marriage License In Fraud Claim
Frank Schmidt of Twelfth street and Garrard avenue questioned County Clerk Yates about a license issued to Theresa Schmidt of Covington and William Sherd of Cincinnati. He says his daughter, 16, was at home when the license was issued and vanished Wednesday night. he suspects another woman posed as his daughter to obtain it and knows the woman’s married status. Officials cannot determine the minister who reportedly performed the ceremony.
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Indiana
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Hall
Stevens
Kate Dean
Lyon
Caldwell
Crittenden
Louisville
Kentucky
Walter Krone
Lyon County
Law Or Order League
Lucy Rice
West
Jefferson Street
Frank Schmidt
Twelfth Street
Garrard Avenue
Trevor Street
Yates
Theresa Schmidt
Covington
Wiliam Sherd
Cincinnati
Schmidt
Saloon license granted to Main street keeper
A. C. Needles, long seeking a Main street saloon license, won approval from the Board of Aldermen in a unanimous vote. Ordinances were passed levying taxes for Greenup street and Seventh street improvements with cement sidewalks and Letitia street work. An ordinance approving about $6,159.25 to cover claims was also adopted.
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A. C. Needles
Main Street
Greenup Street
Nineteenth Street
Wallace Avenue
Seventh Street
Scott Street
Garrard Avenue
Letitia Street
William
Corporation Streets
Ing
Break into a House on Scott Street Reported
Burglars entered 430 Scott Street while William White was away. They forced a rear door and ransacked the house top to bottom without being detected. Mrs White and her daughter found the damage and reported the robbery to police. White works as a twitchman in the B and O yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William White
Scott Street
Missing Ohio River infant found dead near Covington
A two weeks old female infant was found decomposed along the Ohio River at the foot of Philadelphia street Covington by Mrs Virginia of 277 West Third street. Magistrate James Farrell fixed bail at 5 dollars and ordered the body taken to Donny Brothers' morgue.
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Ohio River
Philadelphia Street
Covington
Virginia
West Third Street
James Farrell
Dony Brothers
Property transfers listed for several parcels and owners
The record outlines multiple property transfers including Mary and Joseph Hayes to Thomas J Walsh Lot 7 in Loos & Floress subdivision and Jennie M Hinkey to George Berling with 140 by 44 feet in area avenue. Additional transfers involve Florence Crigler to George B Engel Lots 73 74 75 and J L Crigler to George E Ensel Lots 71 72 in Fa Mitchell.
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Mary
Joseph Hayes
Thomas J. Walsh
Loos & Floress
Art Covington
Aleve Ces
Jennie M. Hinkey
George Berling
Area Avenue
Florence Crigler
George B. Engel
Mitchell Henry
Barabara Dannenbauer
Cotagr
J. L
Blanche Crigler
George E." Ensel
Fa Mitchell
Hagemeyer
Ree E. Brahe
William Gerhauser
al Ee
Real estate transfers in Dayton and Jamestown additions
Transaction list shows Henry Ferguson transferring to Rufus Weaver a lot at Cley and Fifth Streets in Dayton. Om of Dayton sells to H Speth Lots 20 and in Jamestown addition in Dayton. EB A Weber Company transfers to John G Jones Lot 12 in Chalfonte Place sub in Highlands.
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Henry Ferguson
Rufus Weaver
Cley and
Fifth Streets
Dayton
H. Speth
Jamestown
One
EB. A. Weber Company
John G. Jones
Chalfonte Place
Highlands
Newport Board Tackles State Control Of Assessments
City Solicitor Baker urged the Newport Board of Aldermen that the State Board of Valuation and Assessments now fully controls corporation franchise assessments. A resolution authorized the Solicitor to go to Frankfort to plead Newport’s case before the state board. Referred objection and a payment voucher for a Columbus trip were debated. Contracts for workhouse and patrol were awarded to Anton Schuchter. Multiple street improvements were approved and a retaining wall plan for Second street was referred to Public Works. An appropriation of 6720 was adopted.
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Baker
Newport Board of Aldermen
State Board of Valuation and Assessments
City Board of Equalization
Frankfort
State Board
Columbus
Newport
Reusch
Forbes Alley
Ninth
Tenth
Orchard Street
Eleventh Street
C. & Oilroad
Cental Avenue
Seventh
Chestnut Street
Brighton
Mglowell
Sixth Street
Patterson
Central Avenue
Fourth
Fifth
Public Building Committee
Anton Schuchter
Second Street
Washington Avenue
Park Avenue
Superintendent of Public Works
Quiet Newport Elopement: Miss Marie Johnson Weds Charles Pardington Jr
Friends of Miss Marie Johnson of Newport and Charles Pardington Jr of Cincinnati were surprised by a Wednesday night quiet wedding in Newport. The ceremony at the Hyde Park home of the groom’s parents followed a license from Deputy Clerk Mospens and was performed by Rev J P Whitehead. An informal reception preceded a Eastbound honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Johnson
Newport
Charles Pardington, Jr
Cincinnati
Marguerite Lamb
F. A. Hoecker
Hyde Park
Mospens
J. P. Whitehead
Third Presbyterian Church
Charles Pardington
East
City invites bank bids for deposits
City Treasurer Harry Percival of Covington said he would issue notices to banks inviting bids for the city's deposits next week. The bidding system was started by former Treasurer John L. Beltzer. Percival noted prior high rates justified delaying bids while the money market was weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Percival
Covington
King
John L. Beltzer
Percival
Shine appointed to Annapolis Naval Academy
Thomas Shine of Covington, son of former Circuit Judge M. T. Shine, has been appointed to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis. The appointment was arranged through Congressman J. L. Rhi. Shine is a graduate of Covington High School.
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Thomas Shine
M. T. Shine
Covington
Annapolis Naval Academy
J. L. Rhi
Young Shine
Igton High School
Local court notes list multiple suits and a mental health commitment
William Stewart by Grace Stewart sues South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway for 6000 in Kenton Circuit Court over injuries from a fall on a streetcar step. Marjorie Grogs and John Gross sue the same company for 5000 for injuries from a fall on a car step. Theodore Molendyk sues William Skinner and others for 1000 over a damaged fence and flowers. Alsch sues Louis and Elizabeth Nix for 725 on a note. Fannie J. White, 64, deemed unsound and bound for Lakeland Asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stewart
Grace Stewart
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway
Kenton
Glenn & Hutchins
Marjorie Grogs
John Gross
William Skinner
James Ireland
Scott Newman
Sam Theasing
Alsch
Louis
Elizabeth Nix
Latonia
Building Association
Derschin
Owner Killed by Guard After Warning Shots
In Lexington Kentucky on August 27 Orville Hurn a 35 year old farmer from Greenup County was slain in his water melon patch by Ollie Jenkins the guard he had placed there to protect the crop. Hurn had ordered Jenkins to shoot intruders and late at night Hurn entered the patch and Jenkins killed him after not recognizing him. Jenkins was exonerated.
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Mississippi
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Sanford Hall
Tom Stevens
Lyon County Grand Jury
West
Jefferson Street
Lyon County
Hall
Stevens
Thirteenth
Jefferson Streets
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Denny P. Smith
Eddyville
Grand
New Albany
Kentucky Courts
Caldwell County
Ilinois Central
Lexington
Orville Hurn
Greenup County
Ollie Jenkins
Hurn
Jenkins
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