Independent Nelson Eyed By Republicans In Sixth Kentucky
Announcement of R W Nelson of Newport as an independent candidate for Congress in the Sixth Kentucky District draws strong approval from Republicans and many Kenton County Democrats critical of Rhinock. In Covington and Kenton County opposition to Rhinock grows as party leaders face defeat records. The Republican Campaign Committee plans a meeting in Covington next week at the Boone Block with nominee John R Inglis in attendance to map strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Nelson
Newport
Kentucky
Kenton County
Joseph L. Rhinock
Rhinock
Covington
Congress
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Boone Block
John R. Inglis
Caled Powers Visits Newport on Way to Richmond
Caleb Powers, recently pardoned by the governor, was a Newport visitor yesterday on his way to Richmond Indiana. He met with former jail staff and city officials at the city building and discussed state politics and Taft's prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Powers
Willson
Powers
Goebel
Newport
Richmond
Ind
Bernard Ploeger
Ploeger
Lohstroh
Keslar
Taft
Republicans to Hold Convention in Pike Street Hall
In Turner Hall Pike Street Republicans prepare for a mass convention this afternoon to nominate a city and county ticket. County Clerk John C. B. Yates is temporary chairman and A Heckman is temporary secretary. Offices to fill include Commonwealth's Attorney City Clerk three Aldermen six Councilmen six Board of Education members one Magistrate and one Constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Pike Street
John C. B. Yates
A. €. Heckman
Commonwealth's Attorney
Board of Education
Latonia Taxpayers to Meet on September 4
Rudolph Berli president of the Latonia Taxpayers Association calls a meeting at Latonia Town Hall Friday September 4 to discuss issuing 25000 in bonds to pay city debts and annexation to Covington. The group will also consider auditing city accounts amid bankruptcy reports. Berli says Ernst of Street Railway Co promises streetcar service starting October 1 for Latonia for three months to test viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Berli
Latonia
Ernst
Street
Investigate Labor Charge On Overman-Schrader Cordage
A council committee was appointed to probe tax exemption requests for raw material and machinery at a portion of the Overman-Schrader Cordage plant. The inquiry follows charges by the Trades and Labor Assembly that the company employs children in its factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overman-Schrader Cordage Company
Decker
Brames
Schramm
Brown
Ranshaw
Trades and Labor Assembly
Two-Headed Kitten At Covington Pharmacy Exhibit
A two headed kitten born yesterday at Druggist E L Pieck's pharmacy at Fifth and Madison in Covington Kentucky attracted attention. The creature is described as a freak of nature with one body and two heads, living only a few hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Pieck
Fifth and Madison Streets
Covington
Pieck
Funeral for Magistrate Chil dress at Erlanger Baptist Church
The funeral for Magistrate T. J. Chilstress who died suddenly while presiding over an inquest into a train death near Erlanger will be held this morning at Erlanger Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Childress
Erlanger
Erlanger Baptist Church
Kenton Court Notes
Absence of Police Judge Read led City Attorney Pat Philipps to sit in at Police Court. Maurice Galvin acted as prosecutor for the session. Louis Kidwell was fined 25 dollars for disorderly conduct. Albert Rogers 23 of 109 Pleasant street also fined 25 and jailed 30 days. Robert Wilson bound over to grand jury for promoting delinquency with 300 bond. Edward Fischer bound over for destruction of property bond 500. Theodore Parks sent to Reform School for candy store entering. Lawrence Dallne and Fred Yeager bound over to jury with 500 bond. jailed if not posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read
Pat Philipps
Internal Revenue
Maurice Galvin
Galvin
Louis Kidwell
Albert Rogers
Pleasant Street
Stephens
Robert Wilson
Grand Jury
Wilson
Edward Fischer
Theodore Parks
Reform School
Lawrence Dallne
Fred Yeager
Drought Strikes Campbell County Farmers Hard
Campbell County farmers report continued dry weather harming vegetation and corn with thousands of dollars in losses. No rain since early June leaves parched ground and no vegetables or fruit, while cisterns and wells run dry and water must be hauled from the Licking River to water stock. In twenty years the drought has been as severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Licking River
Dayton Mother Of Nine Children Dies Of Apoplexy
Mrs. Louise Tucker 56 wife of Charles Tucker longtime Dayton resident died at 109 McKinney street from apoplexy, before a doctor could be summoned. She leaves a husband and nine children ages 7 months to 13 years. Coroner Digby ruled death an apoplexy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Tucker
Charles Tucker
Dayton, Ky
McKinney Street
Tucker
Digby
Newport Church Notes Feature Sunday Services and Programs
Grace M. E. Church led by Pastor Joseph A. Chapman hosts Sunday school at 9 15 a m and morning worship at 10 46 a m with The Gospel's Challenge Come and See followed by an open air service at 7 p m with live song and special numbers St Mark's English Lutheran under Rev H W Hanshue offers 10 15 a m service and 9 a m Sunday school 6 30 p m Junior League with Jesus Holy Supper Taylor Street Methodist led by Pastor J W Crates conducts 11 a m sermon and 7 30 p m evangelistic service for summer with brief address First Presbyterian with Pastor J P Whitehead morning worship Dorcas The Greatest of These at Central Christian Pastor Charles L Garrison holds 11 a m communion and sermon and 8 p m Essential Features of Religion followed by 7 p m Christian Endeavor"}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E
Joseph A. Chapman
St. Mark's English Lutheran
Rev
H. W. Hanshue
Taylor Street Methodist
J. W. Crates
First Presbyterian
J. P. Whitehead
Central Christian
Charles L. Garrison
Dorcas
Christian Endeavor
Newport News in Brief
John Breton a 47 year old Newport resident died yesterday at his home 826 Saratoga street after a lingering illness of consumption. The funeral is planned for Monday morning at St Stephen's Church. Mrs Charles Feldman of 536 Saratoga street suffered a serious accident at home by stepping on a rusty nail. the wound was cauterized to prevent lockjaw. The Council and Aldermen approved a contract with Anton Schuchter to build a modern patrol and work house at the northeast corner of the jail building, expected to start within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Breton
Newport
Saratoga Street
St. Stephen's Church
Charles Feldman
Anton Schuchter
Burglary Report At Bellevue Home
Mrs Alice Rand of 2 Van Voast avenue reported burglars entered her Bellevue home yesterday morning and took all edible items. Patrolman Albert Peak resigned yesterday and Chief Leither appointed George Groat as interim replacement until Council acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rand
van Voast Avenue
Albert Peak
Leither
George Groat
Campbell County Court Actions Include Estate Suit and Public Sale
In the circuit court Josephine Douba filed suit for a $1200 settlement of her husband’s estate on Sixth street between Lowell and Brighton streets and asked for a master commissioner sale with proceeds divided among seven heirs. James Ashton, facing a bigamy charge, was bound over to the next grand jury under $1000 after waiving examination in Magistrate Hutchinson’s court. bail was not obtained and he was remanded to jail. Enterprise Loan and Building Association and W C Betz as administrator sue Mamie Botts and heirs of Elizabeth Botts asking a master commissioner to determine debts and order sale of Dayton property for distribution to heirs. Frank Webster, arrested Thursday by Detective Morton, was arraigned on loitering charges and sentenced to 30 days in jail. the sentence was suspended on the condition he leave the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Douba
Sixth Street
Lowell
Brighton
James Ashton
Myrtle Ramsey Ashton
Hutchinson
Enterprise Loan and Building Association
W. C. Betz
Mamie Botts
Elizabeth Botts
Dayton
Frank Webster
Morton
Hawkins
Property transfers on Boott and Craig streets
Mary and Samuel P Haviin transfer 85 by 100 feet on Boott street to Catharine O Connor. B A and Marie Biersack transfer 26 by 100 feet at Nineteenth and Green up streets to J M Hawk. Eva Sane and others transfer 23 by 124 feet on Craig street to Elisabeth Fibbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Samuel P. Haviin
Ce Oe Catharine O’connor
Boott Street
Sceceede
Stisdcbase
B. A
Marie Biersack
J. M. Hawk
Nineteenth
Greenup Streets
Eva Sane
Eligabeth
Fibbe
Craig Street
Pugh Nominated for Judgeship but Fails to Win Vote
Stanley Matthews and William Friedman were presented as candidates but did not secure the solid support needed for election.
Busy spindles in cotton industry hold conventions soon
A 1908 survey notes a rising convention trend as cotton mills from Lowell to the South expand output and push for wider cooperation. Immigrant labor, factory hygiene studies, and education drives shape the evolving textile economy amid mechanization and shifting labor needs.
Butler County judge nominations at county convention
The convention made permanent the organization and called for nominations by Chairman Barnes. Names presented included Judge E. H. Jones of Butler County, Robert C. Pugh, Stanley Matthews, and William M. Friedman with votes by county delegations. The body moved to nominate Pugh unanimously and outlined committees for Circuit Judicial, Credentials, Permanent Organization, Rules, and Resolutions. Judge Hurwitz condemned politics while praising Jones, and officers were empowered to certify nominations and fill vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Walter C. Harlan
E. H. Jones
Butler County
Thomas P. Hart
Robert C. Pugh
Wallace Burch
Stanley Matthews
Charles F. Nead
William M. Friedman
Frank Gorman
Mr. Pugh
Dillon B. Wilson
Mr. Matthews
Judge Hurwitz
Butler
Judge Jones
Otway J. Cosgrave
Common Pleas
Jones
Clermont
Friedman
Clinton
Matthews
Hamilton County
Mathews
Pugh
Warren County
Hurwitz
Circuit Judicial Committee
P. E. Welch
Frank Davis, Jr
Horace Smith
Hamilton
M. F. Galvin
Warren
Credentials
Sam K. Hughes
John W. Davis
E. A. Atley
William Harlow
C. W. Swartz
David Pierce
Charles E. Roettinger
EB. Moriarity
Dillon Wilson
J. H. Dierkes
D. H. DeArmond
Eli H. Speidel
Horace W. Smith
William J. McHugh
Newton Wells
Stanley Shafter
T. T. Breeding
Frank M.gorman
S. W. Keefer
Thomas Noctor
Noctor
Lewis Bernard
J. B. Bloodworth
Ellis Calls On Roosevelt At Oyster Bay
Wade Ellis former Ohio attorney general and newly appointed assistant attorney general met with President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay to discuss his new duties and thank the President for the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Wade Ellis
Ohio
United States
Roosevelt
Canton Minister Dies by Own Hand
Rev. I. B. Milligan pastor of the First Presbyterian Church and noted golf player in Canton Ohio died from a shotgun wound. Coroner says the incident appears accidental while the exact motive remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Canton, O
I. B. Milligan
First Presbyterian Church
Landrum Drops Dead in Chicago Hotel
Tom J. Landrum, 65, of Louisville, died of heart disease at the Chicago Beach Hotel in Chicago after three weeks there. A native of Mayfield, Kentucky, he helped run a Louisville wholesale clothing business before investments in Owensboro grain whiskey and a stake in the Southern Hotel at St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Tom J. Landrum
Chicago Beach
Chicago
Mr. Landrum
Mayfield
J. B. Landrum
Will L
John W. Landrum
Greene River
Owensboro
Southern Hotel
St. Louis
Covington Church Notes Schedule and Sermons
Community church notices list services at Scott Street M E Church South St. Eleventh Street M E Church South Union M E Church Fifth and Green Sts St Johns Episcopal Eighteenth and Scott Fourth Street Christian Church Madison Avenue Presbyterian Trinity Madison Ave near Fourth St Details include pastors speakers and sermon topics such as Judas the Traitor Steadfastness The Christian s Jewel Casket and A Divine Dedication with union services and morning and evening appointments.
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Scott Street
M. E
Church South
J. R. Savage
Eleventh Street
Arthur T. O’rear
Judas
Epworth League
Union M. BE
Fifth
Greenup Streets
G. F. Oliver
Milo Atkinson
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Eighteenth
Scott Streets
Charles Clingman
St. Paul’s Church
Newport
Fourth Street Christian Church
Joseph W. Hagin
H. A. Dento
Union M. E
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Gilbert Glass
Building Permits Issued by City Auditor Gould
City Auditor W. S. Gould issued permits for remodeling a frame building at Nineteenth and Denver by Mrs C Kohmescher for 300 dollars. Herman Krumme filed for remodeling a frame building at 517 Crescent Avenue with a missing amount. Mrs M P Lacey plans a two story five room brick residence on Greenup Street between Nineteenth and Twentieth at a cost of 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8S. Gould
C. Kohmescher
Nineteenth
Denver Streets
Herman Krumme
Crescent Avenue
M. P. Lacey
Greenup Street
Twentieth Streets
Notable Deaths Across Several States and Nations
A series of obituary notices report the deaths of notable figures including PRINCE TARKHANOF a celebrated physician and biologist in St. Petersburg. H FRISBE of Raleigh who died in Seattle while attending the American Bar Association session. ALEXANDER LONDON a Birmingham lawyer who died suddenly at Chautauqua. CAPTAIN JAMES BURK the oldest pilot on the Upper Ohio River who died in Henderson at 83. COUNT DE LA ROCHEFOUCAUD D DUDEA ARGILLE died in Lemans once France's Ambassador to Britain. REV D R ELLIS a Monitor survivor and minister who died in Annville. FABIUS HAYWOOD BUSBEE Raleigh lawyer visiting Seattle for the ABA convention died of Brights disease. and notes of BUSBEE's Civil War service and long legal career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Tarkhanof
St. Petersburg
Henderson
W. Va
Burk
Marie Charles Gabriel Sosthenes
de la Rochefoucard
Duke de Doudea Argille
Lemans
France
St. James
D. R. Ellis
Annville
Wales
Monitor
Fabius Haywood Busbee
Raleigh
N. C
Seattle
American Bar Association
General Council
Bright
Busbee
North Carolina
Seventy-first
North Carolina Infantry
Cohan and Harris Minstrels Open at Walnut Grand
The Cohan and Harris minstrels open Sunday at the Walnut Grand Opera House in Cincinnati with a star-filled and innovative program. George Evans, John King, George Thatcher, Eddie Leonard, Ernest Tenney, and Julian Eltinge headline a large cast including Frank Morrell and others, promising a spectacular show with fresh material and a new Salome dance act. Monday features a parade by the minstrel company and a box party with the Cincinnati Reds at League Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
George M. Cohan
Sam Harris
Pittsburg
Olip
Noah
Mr. Cohan
Burnt Cork
George Evans
Honey Boy
John King
George Thatcher
Eddie Leonard
Ernest Tenney
Bones
Tambos
Julian Eltinge
Cincinnati
Eltinge
Mr. Eltinge
Frank Morrell
Matt Keefe
Earl Benham
Thomas Clifford
Charles F. Orr
Rice and Prevost
Waterbury Brothers
Tenney
Minstrel Boys
League Park
Minstrels
Reds
Howe Lifeorama to Open Lyric Season at Local Theatre
Lyman H Howe's Lifeorama will open the Lyric's season this Sunday afternoon. A England steeplechase view promises vivid action. the program also includes new ideas in motion pictures showing physical phenomena. Performances run daily for two weeks, including afternoons and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman H
Howe
Lyric
England
Dieppe
Howe Pictures
Tom Armstrong and Ella Verne in Cincinnati At Columbia
Australian comedians Armstrong and Verne at the Columbia this week mark their first Cincinnati appearance after touring the Orpheum circuit. They express desire to reach New York, note their Australian view of Americans, and describe past travels including Wellington and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Armstrong
Ella Verne
Columbia
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Orpheum
Australia
Armstrong
Verne
Wellington
New Zealand
Road to Yesterday Chosen by Forepaugh Managers
After consulting the scenic department and stage director Gilbert Ely, the Forepaugh Stock Company managers yesterday selected the romantic drama The Road to Yesterday as the next production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forepaugh Stock Company
Gilbert Ely
Holcombe's Band Closes Zoo Engagement Tonight
Holcombe and his unique band conclude their Zoo season with a varied programme from light pieces to serious numbers. The first half ends with the musical playette A Country Circus. The second half features audience requests before the band departs, having made many friends during the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holcombe
Zoo
Coney Island Adds Tacoma to Island Queen and Princess
The steamer Tacoma will join the Island Queen and Princess to shuttle huge picnic crowds to the river park. Three river carriers and interurbans will move the multitudes quickly as Labor Day nears and patrons seek one last day at the grove before winter. Steamers depart from the foot of Broadway on the regular schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Coney Island
Coney
the Grove
Broadway
New Robinson Theater Opens Sunday With Vaudeville and Pictures
Tomorrow the Robinson Opera House reopens as the New Robinson Theater after weeks of transformation by Callie and Kunsky. The program includes high class vaudeville, moving pictures, and pictorial ballads from 1 to 11 pm. Edna May Glover appears in a Directoire gown with other special acts planned. The management targets ladies and children with popular pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Opera House
Robinson Theater
Edna May Glover
Directoire
Racing Comedy "Playing the Ponies" heads to Walnut
Aaron Hoffman author of Bankers and Brokers presents Playing the Ponies a new musical comedy at the Walnut next week featuring Yorke and Adams in their city debut. Frank Smithson wrote the music and staged The Orchid. A finale with horses Tady Love and Diablo promises a standout scene. The cast includes Madge Lawrence Edward Morris Jimmy Connors Wallace Beery Maud Campbell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorke
Adams
Walnut
Aaron Hoffman
Frank Smithson
Tady Love
Diablo
Madge Lawrence
Erry Widow Company
Edward Morris
Jimmy Connors
George M. Cohan
The
George Sydney Company
Linton de Wolfe
Lanier de Wolfe
Robert Burns
Russell Hall
Nettie May Lyon
Roy Burk
James Hall
Philip Lynch
Gertrude Smith
Frank Martin
Vera Maxwell
Funeral for Tony Pastor Set in New York and Elmhurst
Funeral services for Tony Pastor who died at his Elmhurst Long Island home will be held Saturday with a requiem mass at St. Bartholomew's Church at 10 a.m. The body will lie in state at the Elks Clubhouse in Brooklyn from 1 p.m. Saturday until 1 p.m. Sunday with Sunday services by the Elks. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Pallbearers include H. B. Sanderson John T. Kelly Ralph D. Moore Clay M. Greene James J. Morton Timothy Cronin James H. Stack and Charles E. Shober. Lillian Russell sent a condolence telegram praised by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tony Pastor
Elmhurst
L. I
St. Bartholomew's Church
Elks’ Clubhouse
Brooklyn
The
Elks
Evergreen Cemetery
H. 8. Sanderson
New York Lodge of Elks
John T. Kelly
Brooklyn Lodge of Elks
Ralph D. Moore
Actors’ Order of Friendship
Clay M. Greene
Lambs Club
James J. Morton
Comedy Club
Timothy Cronin
White Rats
James H. Stack
Charles E. Shober
Lillian Russell
Lagoon Season Nears Regular Season Finales
Lagoon will close its regular season in a week with plans for an upcoming feature event and local attractions. The brief notes a forthcoming schedule wrap up and potential highlights for fans as the season concludes.
Final Week Vaudeville Bill Promises Notable Acts
A final week program lists Freeman's Goat Circus Rollins and Klifton premier banjoists Meldron and Marvel aerialists Marie Williams and Buckey Trio. The lineup features a strong mix of circus acts musical talent and acrobatics designed for broad entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Goat Circus
Rollins
Klifton
Meldron
Marvel
Marie Williams
Buckey
Trickhouse
Hayman sells Illinois Theater stock to William Harris
Al Hayman announces he sold his Illinois Theater stock to William Harris of this city. He states his holdings in the firm remain unchanged and the sale is friendly, Harris being closely allied with him and Klaw and Erlanger in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
al Hayman
Illinois Theater
Chicago
William Harris
Cage
Last of the Opera at Chester Park Met Opera Curtain Calls
The Metropolitan Opera Company offers a farewell performance of Rigoletto at Chester Park tonight. Joseph Sheehan Thomas Richards Edward Metcalf and Miss Hemmi Crawford have drawn strong patronage and praise through the summer. A large matinee audience is expected as fans bid farewell to Chester’s opera series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Metropolitan Opera Company
Chest Park
Joseph Sheehan
Thoma Richards
Edward Metcalf
T Misses Hemmi
Crawford
Colonel Martin’s Park
Thos
Sheehan
Richards
Hemmit
Barlows Minstrels Take Free Vaudeville at Chester
Barlow’s Minstrels will replace the free vaudeville at Chester from now until Labor Day. The company numbers about forty, with comedians vocalists singers dancers and specialists famed in top theaters. Performances run afternoon and evening starting with Sunday matinee, final show Labor Day evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlow
Chester
Barlow Company
Burlesque Stars Set for Standard Theater Week
The consolidated Reilly and Woody Big Show joins the Greater New York Stars led by Pat Reilly at the Standard Theater next week. The act is praised as one of the best on the burlesque circuit with the comedy sketch The Belle of the Barbers Ball featuring Julian Eltinge and John King. Edna Aug arrives to begin rehearsals at the Columbia for a new act to be staged Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Theater
Minnie Dupreé
Shuberts
New York
Herald Square
Genevieve Reynolds
Indianapolis
Olympic
Ida Adair
Frank Sylvester
Harry Fenwick
Walter Gilbert
Wilson Hummel
Jennie Ellison
Gilbert Ely
May Louise Aigen
Floyd Fennimore
Robert Ely
Forepaugh
Reilly
Woody
Greater
Pat Reilly
Standard Theater
Cohan
Harris
Julian Eltinge
John King
Edna Aug
Columbia
The Indian's Secret Puts Lincoln Carter Melodrama on Lyceum
Lincoln J. Carter presents The Indian's Secret at the Lyceum Sunday afternoon. The melodrama promises sensational climaxes with a large capable company and aims to set an early season attendance record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln J. Carter
Lyceum
The Outlaw's Christmas at Heucks Promises Sensational Drama
The show follows Panhandle Pete with Theodore Kremer known for sensational drama. Crowds are expected for both Sunday performances. A painter's scaffold scene and a cliff leap by a horse with three riders add exciting spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heuck’s
Theodore Kremer
Tom Miner's Bohemian Burlesquers at the Home of Burlesque
The attraction booked at the People's for the coming week is Tom Miner's Bohemian Burlesquers. The company is well established in burlesque and vaudeville and expected to draw large audiences. Ida Nicalas Andy Gardner Charles Udell and her favorite players are with the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Miner
Ida Nicalas
Andy Gardner
Charles Udell
Chester Bathing Beach Enjoys Peak Attendance
The Chester bathing beach reports strong attendance during the season. The water remains pleasant and daily swimmers are making the most of the short window before closing day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Ohio girl weds aged farmer in Indiana bedside ceremony
Miss Bertha Bell of Hamilton Ohio, 80, a trained nurse, married Albert C Moon, 67, a wealthy farmer, at his bedside in Parker Indiana. Moon ill, license issued in local Probate Court on Monday before the wedding was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Bertha Bell
David K
Parker
Ind
Bell
Albert C., Moon
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Newport News
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Charles R. Snyder
George F. Hem
Campbell County Courts
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New England States
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Rhode Island
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Cohan and Harris Minstrels
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