Lampe Declines to Be Removed From Police Board
Police and Fire Commissioner William Lampe filed suit in Newport Circuit Court to enjoin Mayor Nelson and others from removing him as a member of the Board of Police and Commissioners. Lampe, appointed April 8 1901 to fill an unexpired term, says the mayor acted November 28 1902 to withdraw or revoke his appointment. A temporary restraining order was granted. Attorneys for Lampe are W W Helm and C J Helm.
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William Lampe
Circuit
Court
Newport
A. Carothers
Jacob Buchert
James Champ
Board of and Fire
Newpo Ky
Gus Sater
Nelson
Lampe
Snempe
Board of Police and Commins
New , Ky
Michael Winster
Gus Sauer
Judge Hodge
A. J. Reuschet
Jules
Thomas Healy
W. W
C. J. Helm
Charges Bury Butler as Board Probes Incompetency
The Committee on Salaries and Appointments of the Board of Education met to investigate eight counts of incompetency alleged by Meister George Dorn against Prof. Butler the music instructor. Butler pleaded not guilty and presented witnesses and letters in his defense as the committee takes the case under advisement for a report at the next board meeting.
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Board of Education
Meister
George Vdorne
Butler
Leonard
Adoration Devotion Opens at Newport Church This Morning
The forty hours' adoration begins at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Newport with Pontifical mass led by Rt. Rev. Bishop P. Maes from Corpewy pacewp and closes Tuesday evening. Also notes a local election of Red Men officers and various legal actions in Newport and nearby towns.
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Church
Jury Secured To Try Another Murder Suspect In Kentucky
Claude O Brien charged with complicity in the murder of merchant A B Chinn in Lexington Kentucky faced trial as a jury was secured. Court adjourned after exhausting the panel from Earl Whitney’s death sentence and a special venire was ordered. Whitney’s attorney planned a new trial or appeal. O Brien appeared calm with his brother and attorney.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Claude O' Brien
A. B. Chinn
Wes
Earl Whitney
John Feland
O'Brien
Whitney
James
McKnight seeks appeal after pardon bid fails
J M McKnight former president of the defunct German National Bank, convicted four times in Federal Court for embezzlement, filed a writ of error and assignment of errors in the Clerk of the United States Court to pursue a reversal of the lower court judgment.
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Loutrville
Roosevelt
J. M. McKnight
German National Bank
Cler
United States Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Past Chancellors Meeting at Douglass Castle Hall Tonight
The meeting of Past Chancellors will be held at Douglass Castle Hall tonight. Prof. Locke of Crescent Lodge will preside, with Recitations by Profs. J. B. Len and J. L. Tisler. Refreshments and election returns expected.
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Douglass Castle Hall
Locke
Crescent Lodge
Bard
Dental College of Cincinnati
J. RB. Len
J. L. .Tisler
Tragic Train Death Near Taylor Avenue Bellevue
James B. Thornton a 56 year old man was killed when struck by an eastbound freight on the C and O Railroad near Taylor avenue Bellevue He was walking along the track from Locust street toward his son s home in Dayton as the train rounded a curve and dragged him about 100 feet The body was removed to Betz s morgue Chief Ratliff and City Clerk Emig reported the accident to authorities Thornton leaves a widow and two daughters and was reputedly visiting Lakeland at the time of the death.
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W. R. Johnson
East First Street
Newport
Park Avenue
James B. Thornton
Taylor Avenue
Bellevue
Locust Street
Shaftstall
Atenue
Walnut’ Street
Dayton
Thornton
Ratliff
Emig
George Banke
Betz
O'Fallon Avenue
Amer
Phiton
Ciiaeo
Lakeland
James
Memorial Services of Covington Elks Held Sunday
Covington Lodge of Elks announces its annual memorial services at Odd Fellows Hall Sunday at 2 30 PM. Members assemble in Room 8 and visiting brothers are welcomed to participate. Afterward the public may view the memorial tablet. Departed brothers listed include John L. Sanford Frank A. Barnhorn C J Wiggins and others. The program features solos recitations and quartets by lodge members.
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Covington Lodge of Elks
Odd Fellows
Oclock
John L. Sandford
Frank A. Barnhorn
C. J. Wiggins
Martin Schopp
W. F. Munkes
Henry Lueke
Joseph D. Francis
Chas, Fink
William H. Schoberg
Joseph
Kjeye
Thomas. Raed
R. H. Myrick
Clem Beverman
Charles H. Ablers
Loeo
Thoms Vidlin
Reubeb
Pine
Albert
F. Loebkerorgan
A. J. Boéx
Dudley Bucket
T. McDermott
J. P. Engelhardt
W. A. Draddy
A. J
J. van der Haar
Chas Nock
Leo F. Harman
Petit
Eng
F. D. Anthe
A. A. Hermes
P. E. Becker
St. Nevier
St. Xavier
F. B. Egbers
Mde
Ahineh Peas
Geo
Miller
Holy Spirit
Buck
Martha Wilson
Bohm
Reuben Lawson
Marston
Local notices and schedule items fragment
The fragment notes an address at the M. C. A. Hail on Sunday afternoon with Louis H. Blake More signings and Winton Coffman singing. It also mentions a soup service at Wissel and WL White qualifying in Covington County Court as guardian for Bessie and May Betty.
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Louis H
Blake- More
Winton Coffman
WL. White
Covington
Bessie
May Betty
Street Railway Suit Seeks $5190 Over Injury
The Street Railway Company is sued in Covington Circuit Court by St Wels or Wellings alleging an injury on November 30, 1902. The plaintiff claims wrongful ejection from a car at Twelfth and Madison by the conductor and seeks $5190 damages.
Kenton County Bar Banquet Sees Officers Elected Tonight
The Kenton County Bar Association holds its annual banquet at Temple Covington tonight with officer elections. William A. Byrne is tipped as a potential president. After the business session a dinner follows and speeches are planned by Judge W. H. Jackson of Cincinnati W A Byrne and W M Shaw of Covington W C P Breckinridge of Texington was invited but cannot attend.
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Temple
Covington
William A. Byrne
W. H. Jackson
Cincinnati
W. A. Byrne
W. McD. Shaw
Texington
Marriage of Fred Wi and Margaret E in Kentucky
Fred Wi 2 of New York City and Margaret E 21 of Nashville Tenn were married yesterday in Covington Kentucky by Rev J Iburn pastor of the First Presbyterian Church.
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Covington
Fred Wi
New York City
Margaret E
Nashville, Tenn
Ton, Ky
J. I.burn
First Presbyterian Church
Covington Church Notes Public Worship Schedule
Covington churches announce services for tomorrow. First Christian led by Rev. Georg A. Miller offers morning subject A Vital Question and evening Leviticus. baptism after the evening service. Union M E pastor Rev. R J Watkins preaches morning on Undisturbed Indifference and evening on Calling an Outcast. First Presbyterian Rev. Jet Blackburn delivers evening sermon Rights Thinking and The Parables of the Great Teacher. A church fusion event is planned each evening next week preceding the December 14 communion.
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Covington
Georg A. Miller
Union M. E
Jet
Blackburn
Munion
Suits Filed Thursday Over Alleged Illicit Vehicle Fees
Plaintiffs appeared before Squire Dunn in Covington seeking returns of fees they claim were illegally assessed by Ludlow authorities. Amounts range from 3 to 98 dollars with several names listed as plaintiffs. The record notes the license was alleged to be illegally assessed.
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Squire Dunn
Covington
Butler
W. i Scarp
Spo Geer
Orie Ed Adama
Sioths Charles
Ross
Bruce Anderson
Lcense
Protest Over Contract Bids At City Meeting
Reported protest from representatives of General Electric and Power Company against a 2.000 cB bid for a 1.200 project. Petition to reconsider the bids was not acted upon by the committee.
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Vais
Ington Wit
Eand
General Electric
and Power Company
Sevier County teacher bound over on counterfeiting charge
Sevier County schoolteacher was bound over to the Federal grand jury to answer a counterfeiting charge. He allegedly offered to divide profits with Charles A. Harper of Knoxville after sending a letter proposing shared proceeds if Harper would make the plates. Harper reported the letter to Washington, leading to the arrest.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Dee
Eng
Mc-Carter
A. Sevier
Charles A. Harper
Harper
Washington
Westwood food drive by County Audit Lewis
At noon today the force of County Audit Eugene Lewis will tender it at Westwood for a day of camaraderie and meals. Extra supplies were secured by scouting Westwood for palatable goods amid the appetites of gourmets Jake Baschang Ed Beaman and Hugo Kruse with help from cronies Sider and Doc Tucker to ensure a pleasant event for Gene Lewis.
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Eugene Lewis
Montes
Es Retinas
Westwood
Jake Baschang
Ed Beaman
Hugo Kruse
Lewis
Sider
Doc Tucker
Police Chief Smith Reinstated by Newport Board Action
Newport Chief of Police Smith remains in command after the Board of Police and Fire Commissioners voted to rescind his removal. The meeting, attended by Mayor Nelson, saw discussions of an injunction and a petition from 123 citizens praising Smith, with Carruthers voting against reinstatement and others voting in favor.
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Newport
Board of Police and Fire
Nelson
Apa Smith
Mom Lampe
Aubrey Barbour
Fomuhae
Carruthers
Cme
Bughert
Champ
Silva
Lampe
Cowall
John Leahy
D. Edwin Smith
Buchert
Clamp
Flynn
Ratican
Ted
Andrew Fracey
Palma Says Cuba Will Sign Reciprocity Treaty Soon
President Palma announced after talks with Secretaries Zaldo and Montes that Cuban commissioners will sign the reciprocity agreement with General Blisson by Monday or Tuesday. The treaty will go to Washington for U S approval and then to the Cuban Senate for ratification. He noted the House need not vote due to executive treaty powers and pledged a tariff revision to maintain revenues after approval.
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Zaldo
Montes
Palma
Montés
Blisson
Washington
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Quesada
United States Senate
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United States
A. B. Anderson Chosen as Baker's Successor
Albert Barnes Anderson of Crawfordsville Ind 45 is named United States District Judge to succeed John Baker after his resignation. Born in Zionsville he studied at Wabash College and law in Indianapolis. Former Crawfordsville prosecutor and partner of Benjamin Crane, Anderson has handled many Indiana cases.
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Washington
A. B. Anderton
Crawfordsville
Ind
United States
John Baker
Albert Barnes Anderson
Zionsville
Dr. Anderson
Wabash College
McDonald & Butler
Indianapolis
Benjamin Crane
Anderson
Indiana
Children Die In Frunk After Trunk Sleep Incident
In Anchorage Kentucky a six year old boy named John Allen Jr dies after he and his eight year old sister climbed into a trunk to sleep. The lid was pulled closed and they could not escape. The sister is in serious condition but expected to recover.
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Anchorage
John Allen, Jr
John Allen
Ludlow Snowball Incident and Family Displacements
In Ludlow a group of boys throwing snow balls shattered a large front window. Mrs James Richardson of Elm Street was taken to Cincinnati hospital for a delicate operation. Mrs Charlie Young, visiting relatives, began travel home to El Paso Texas yesterday.
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James Richardson
Eim Street
Cincinnati
Charlies Young
el Paso
Tex
Battle over leadership as Ninth Ward Democrats meet at Richelieu Hall
Bernard and anti Bernard factions prepare for a tense assembly at Richelieu Hall to decide party leadership and whether proxies can be used while the Molloy O Brien case is also on the agenda. Police plan to prevent clashes as leaders trade plans to force Bernard to pledge to step down in coming weeks.
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Bernard
Democrats
Richelieu Hall
Ninth
Plum Streets
Deitsch
Molloy-O’ Brien
Board of Elections
Fire at Bardons Oliver machine shop injures several
Reported injuries include Lt. Robert McKenna with back and internal injuries, Captain Daniel Finucan with head and neck trauma, and Arthur Garner with severe bruising. Others such as Sam Purvis and residents on Case Avenue suffered minor or unspecified injuries as the blaze affected the locale.
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Akay
Bardons-Oliver
Case Avenue
Hamtensnes
Joyce
Hermann Amas
Mesota Street
Oro
Ous
Robert ‘McKenna
Birch Street
Daniel J. Finucan
Chestnut Street
Board of Review Decides Trotting Appeals and Fines
National Trotting Association board rules on multiple cases. A trotter named Who was involved in a heat incident and money awarded. several suspensions upheld for nonpayment or failure to pay premiums. Removal of suspensions granted for J D Coe and Alice W. others denied, including fines for Little Clyde.
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Aletaheed
Lyman
Dane
Hi - Rowley
Winnie
Austin Kall
Fife
Tricultural Society
Dr. Hackett
Elmira
New York
Little Clyde
Newport News
Virginia
John W. Morris
Frederick
B. G. Patuxent
aesake _ Stauffer
York, Pa
B. m.Nanck K. F. Guitteéries
Huntington
B. m. Fannie Stubbins
B. G. Glencoe
D. L. Harmon
Forest, O
G. m. Lady
Provocation and cartridges tied to Providence battle in Kentucky murder trial
In Dixon court a Madisonville merchant testifies delivering 1200 long-range rifle cartridges to Sam Chappel before the Providence clash. He says the cartridges were ordered by Mineworkers Union leaders. Three guns seized after the raid are shown in court as witnesses prepare more testimony.
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Commercial Tribune
Barlington
Dixon
J. D. Wood
Kit Barnaby
Sam Chappel
United Mineworkers
Providence
A.d.sisk
Madisonville
Chappel
Sisk
Union
Ohio Mothers Congress Elects Officers After Session
The Ohio Mothers Congress in Columbus elected officers for the coming term. President Mrs. Joseph A. Jeffreys and several vice presidents were reappointed or chosen, with Miss Ellen Jones named treasurer. The next meeting will be in October in Lake City. Dayton reports twenty clubs, the most of any city.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio Mothers’ Congress
Joseph A. Jeffreys
Mary E
Hutcheson
Sarah M. .Perkins
Cleveland
Martin Striebinger
D. F .Harris
N. Coe Stewart
Lake City
Anna H._ Littele
Dayton
Court Stops Picketing At Cleveland Restaurant
Judge Ford granted a perpetual injunction against the Waiters' Union and United Trades Council restraining them from picketing or distributing hand bills at John Mulholland's Superior Street restaurant. The order affects most union members in the city and ends circulation of notices alleging Mulholland is unfair to union labor.
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Cleveland
Ford
Common Pleas Court
Waiters’ Union
United Trades Council
John Mulholland
Superior Street
Mulholland
Man Named August Ben Bolt Found Injured at Twelfth and Main
A man claiming to be August Ben Bolt, 211 Woodward Street, staggered at Twelfth and Main about 1i o'clock last night. He appeared dazed with nose and ear bleeding, could not explain the incident, and was sent to City Hospital where skull fracture is suspected. a letter for Hermann Roettinger, 211 Woodward Street, was found. Police investigate.
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August Ben Bolt
Woodward Street
Twelfth and Main
Brandt
Mer
Ccty
Bolt
Hermann Roettinger
Hermann J. Roettinger
Young Columbus Couple Wed After License Hurdle
Louis Rowland 21 and Miss Agnes Martin 17 of Columbus Ohio were married yesterday by Rev. Gerveiseton of Wesley M E Church. They initially sought a license in Cor // ington but were refused due to Miss Martin's age. They obtained a license at the county courthouse with Clerk Johnstone aiding, Rowland listing motor man as his occupation and being described as well connected in Columbus.
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Louis Rowland
Agnes Martin
Columbus
Gerveiseton
Wesley M. E. Church
Martin
Coriington
Y M C A Welcomes Secretary Smith
A banquet honored Fred B. Smith of New York, the International Secretary of the Y M C A, with ministers and business leaders of the city in attendance. C W Jones presided at a conference following the banquet, where Mr. Smith spoke on the need and opportunity for Christian service. A mass meeting for planning a Sunday rally at Music Hall was announced for the next day.
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Fred B. Smith
New- York
Y. M. CO A
L. He ‘Blakemore
Cote
Smith
Dr. I. Dnes
J. W. Breed
L. H. Blakemore
Je Roettinger
Henry W. Strock
W.H. Hutton
William Christié Herron
L. M. Ochiltree
R. Folsom
A. O. Bing
John L. Ae W
D. Pall
C. W. Jones
C. Tither
T. Warner
Albert L. Hauck
A. C. Bcinattuck
N. J. Chapin
Linton Hall
Ohn L. Dorst
Trustees name committee for Cincinnati Southern railroad terminals
The Business Men's Club trustees choose A Hinch G Kingsbery B E Hilles H A Gordon and John E Bruce to study new terminals for the Cincinnati Southern railroad. George Puchta and John Church win club representation in the Fall Festival Association. E Barber Harry Weil Carl Nippert E B Forker and R W Wise elected as new members.
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Business Men's Club
Cincinnati
A. Hinch
G. Kingsbery
EF. Hilles
H. A. Gordon
John EB
Bruce
George Puchta
John Church
Onan E. Barber
Harry BE. Weil
Carl Nippert
EB. M. Forker
R. W. Wise
Wise
Canal Drawbridge Collapse Sparks Hope for New Loop Bridge
Lockland residents expect a new canal drawbridge after the old one collapsed. The street railway franchise was granted years ago but stalled due to a dispute over the bridge. Council revoked the franchise six months ago, and locals hope the loss will force replacement enabling Loop streetcar service.
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Lockland
Street Railroad
Wesnae
Lockland Council
Lato
Notes of the Valley urge trunk sewer for St Bernard plan
The St Bernard Improvement Association urges the village council to build a trunk sewer through St Bernard and extend the valley system. Estimated cost about 200000 dollars. The Block and Pollakro Company will add to its plant doubling capacity. Work on a building has begun and will be rushed to completion, needing about 100 extra workers. Hartwell children staged a Mother Goose Market at the Hartwell Presbyterian Church selling nursery character treats.
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St. Bernard
Block & Pollaktro’ Company
Hartwell
Hartwell Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati Varsity Football Banquet Tonight
The Cincinnati Varsity football team and alumni gather at Gibson House for a banquet honoring this season. Invites went to many alumni, and Coach Chez invites all male alumni to attend to celebrate the glorious season and inspire next year’s squad.
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Cincinnati
Gibson House
Chez
Walnut Hills to Clash With Alumni in City Football Finale
Walnut Hills High School faces a veteran alumni team in the season closer at the Norwood Inn gridiron this afternoon. The 2:30 kickoff promises a hard fought game with past stars returning to test the current squad's mettle.
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Norwood Inn
Walnut Hills
Wet Schookh
Walnut, Hills
Blues and Blacks Freshman Girls Play Tight Game
The Narsity freshmen girls teams the Blues and the Blacks coached by Miss Dyer and Miss Bernheim met in the gym. After a hard fought game the Blues won 9 to 7 with Miss Halliday refereeing and Miss Wise and Miss Eve as umpires.
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The
Blues
Blacks
Miss Dyer
Thoroughbred entries and race lineup in annual sale
A detailed listing of horse entries for multiple races including two year olds and stakes events, with weights, names of horses such as Pure Pale, Fiorestan, Delia Ostrand, Glennevis, Pride of jore, Lou Woods, Loyal, and many others. Included are purse notes and various race distances across several forthcoming events like The Palmetto Stakes and Futurity course.
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Anseiger
Mount Hope
Kiawase
Pure Pale
Aghes Mack
Fiorestan
Doe Wood
Crutchfeld
Vineland
Tom Maybin
Tancrat
Miles
Lord Pepper
Rape
John Potter
Macon
Deponan
Ben’ Frost
Trving
Mayor
Nabockliah
Moroni
Guatama
Delia
Ostrand
Flaneny
Ruby Ray
Jack Horner
Jerry Hunt
Peat
Flop
Arlene
Brown Wall
Tour Leaf C
Peter Duryea
Pmiex Umiya
Lord Melbourne
Oro ¢Er Extry
Zom Meydin
Henry McDaniel
Prin of Bhagrance
Sweet Alice
Glennevis
Pride of Jore
Sainth
Kermit
Lega Maxim
Wral Mi
Father Wenther
Lexington Pirate Air
Vohker
Filbuster
Alona N
Golden Cottage
Handpress
Pat Oram
Gliseando
Ibs
Olinthus
Phil Archibald
Flagbelight Ty
Mike Rice
Poorlands
Loyal
Jora Gorett
Boyale Lisxak
Seareniight
Mountebank Jil
Quiz It
Bard
Borus
Dollie Weithof
Oscar Tolle
Mildred Schultz
Sstado
Crocker
Diderot
Tilowahe
Brea G. J
Irene Lindsey
Lind & Co
Stayve
Reilfek
Horton
All Green
Honiton
Tide
Byronerdale
Artvis
Iris Ip Lirgom
Polonius
the Fog
the Weaver
Slander suits filed against eight Republican figures
In Nashville Circuit Court today John W. Seitz Democratic County Auditor filed separate suits against eight prominent Republican politicians seeking 5000 dollars each. He alleges they circulated slander during the last campaign charging him with securing the Democratic nomination by fraudulent means.
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Columbus
Nashville
John W. Seitz
Disappearance of Curtis trunks at Gibson House continues
The case of missing trunks from the Gibson House remains unsolved as Constable Ehman and Squire Winkler clash over the incident. Reportedly, Bevin was involved in the handling of the trunks as the court ordered, with unclear details on how the trunks left the hotel.
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M. B. Curtis
Gibson House
Ehman
Squire Winkler
Squire Winkler Yeatorday
Sein Bevin
Seale Te
State Fee Commission fixes indexing pay for county auditors
Special Despatch reports the State Fee Commission ruling that county auditors may receive ten cents per subject indexed in county commissioners' records. The decision aims to reduce costs while ensuring auditors are compensated for the indexing work.
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Commercial Tribe
Columbus
State Fee Commission
Materia
Pecal Y
Interurban Franchises in Dispute Over Carthage Pike
The St Bernard Council warned H Gordon Gilpin of Cincinnati Interurban that the franchise must be honored or it will be revoked The Council complains repairs on the Carthage Pike are deficient and accidents have occurred The County Commissioners control the road while Interurban operates under county franchises A new franchise battle looms as litigation over municipal rights proceeds and Carthage may sue to oust the line
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Traction Company
Futuce
Carthage Pike
Interurb Dan Company
Uarhae
Himwood
Carthage
Yeéet
Wayne Avenue
Superior Court of
Flamiston County
Intood
Husband's plea touches court in Ohio divorce case
In Dayton Ohio Judge Dustin hears Minnie C Schmidt versus EB Schmidt a divorce case. Schmidt admits drunkenness and cruelty recounting a wrecked home and pleading for mercy as his wife shows pity. Court reserves decision hoping for reform and reconciliation.
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Commercial Tribune
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C. W. Dustin
Minnie C. Schmidt
EB. J. Schmidt
Springfield
Hquer
Schmidt
Enon
Montgomery
B. FF. McCann
BrQtons
Lebanon
Spgnnes
Aintiff
Park
Miamitown
Whatcher
Chatcher
Annual Meeting of Industrial Bureau Plans Dinner
The Industrial Bureau held its annual meeting last night to discuss matters brought by Secretary Finch. President Wieser and members including Conroy Foulds Gibson Manes Mondschein Strobridge and Tukes attended. A committee proposed a dinner at the Business Men's Club on Friday January 9 with all bureau members and outsiders invited and several prominent speakers to attend.
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Business War's Club
Finch
H. €. Wieser
A. J. Conroy
W. Foulds
John H. Gibson
Hl, Manes
J. Mondschein
J. M. Strobridge
Fred Tukes
Tuke
Parkersburgh
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Warrant Issued for Marlon Wider in Health Board Case
A warrant was issued yesterday in Squire Brandt's court for Marlon Wider for failing to obey a Board of Health order. He is charged with not completing sewer connections at 55 West Seventh Street despite warnings from the Health Department on July 31.
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Squire Brandt
Marlon Wider
Board of Health
West Seventh Street
Health Department
Judge Taylor Breaks Wrist in Fort Wayne Wedding Incident
In Fort Wayne Indiana Judge Taylor a member of the Mississippi rer Commission is confined to his home with a broken wrist after attending his nephew's wedding. He fell while leaving the house and will remain homebound for some time.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
Mississippi Rer Commission
Former Ohioan dies at Nogales port official
Frank L. Devane, collector of United States Customs at Nogales, died today of syphilis at age 208. A former Ohioan and ex-congressman, he was well known in the Nogales area and linked to the Chip family.
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Avie
Nogales
Frank L. Devane
United States Customs
Hare
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J. R. Youngson
A. Zeckendorf
Mittendorf
Chas, E. Moore
R. Froémeé Morris
A. H. Morrill
Cow
P. Muench. Co. Munro
Board OF Review
Igi
Orchard
National Trotting Association
Merchant
Ohio
B. M. C. Terminal Committee
Varsity Eleven
New Orleans
Seitz
ST. Bernard Council
Gilpin
Husband
Annual Meeting OF Industrial Bureau
Health Board
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!