Alderman Hiles Proposes Bond Issuance Fight Over Electric Plant
Alderman Hiles angrily pushes a $75,000 bond plan for Covington electric light plant. He seeks to discontinue Suburban Electric Company service on Madison avenue and Pike street after the company allegedly blocked bonds. The measure passed second reading but awaits next meeting after failing to secure a two thirds vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Hiles
Covington
Board of Aldermen
Madison Avenue
Pike Street
Suburban Electric Company
Hiles
Kentucky
Messrs
Linnemann
Craig, Johnson and Schild
Covington Board Expands Night School and Adds Room
The Covington Board of Education voted to hire another teacher Dwight C Culbertson at twenty dollars a night and set aside an extra room for night pupils. They granted a petition for a colored night school with attendance conditions and approved a colored kindergarten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Board of Education
Dwight C. Culbertson
Morris
Albert T. Smith
A. N. Forrest
Charles J. Graham
P. J. Collopy
Committee On Law
W. A. Byrne
F. M. Tracey
Life-size Our Lady of Lourdes statue arrives for cathedral
Mrs. James Meehan donated a life-size Our Lady of Lourdes statue and funding for an artistic pedestal. Vicar General Brossart will arrange display in the new Cathedral at a prominent location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Lourdes
James Meehan
Brossart
Meehan
Covington Area Briefs Include Deaths and Local Delinquency
Albert C. Britzwein 69 of Covington died at home after a lingering illness at 1531 Holman street. Kate Bickman of Milldale jailed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Joseph Quinn of Cairo fined for drunkenness. Anna Kramer 31 died after brief illness. Andreas Walz filed deed of transfer to Charles A. Walz for property on Johnson street. John W. Rolf critically ill at home. Millerhouse and Albers released for breach of the peace. Michael Brenner, son of Colonel Brenner, sprained wrist after a fall from a horse. St Johns P E Church ladies plan a Christmas sale next Wednesday at 19 East Fifteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Britzwein
Covington
Holman Street
Kate Bickman
Milldale
Marshal Lambert
Cleveland
Joseph Quinn
Cairo
Anna Kramer
Twelfth
Russell Streets
Andreas Walz
Charles A. Walz
Johnson Street
John W. Rolf
Eighth
Bakewell
William Millerhouse
Fred Albers
Fred Davis
Michael Brenner
Fred Brenner
St. John’s P. E. Church
East Fifteenth Street
Covington Court Dismisses Lackman Brewing Case
In Covington Circuit Court Judge Tarvin directed partial verdicts. The Lackman Brewing Company vs H Klawest was dismissed for $1,200 alleged due on can account. Duncan McLaren pleaded guilty to nuisance for a roller skating rink at Seventh Street Market House and fined $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackman Brewing Company
H. Klawest
Covington
Tarvin
Duncan McLaren
Seventh Street Market House
McKnight
Mason
Johns
Will of William Elfert Probated in Covington
The County Court at Covington probated the will of William Elfert directing his estate be held in trust for his widow Elizabeth Elfert and, after her death, divided equally among ten children. A codicil directs cremation and burial in Highland Cemetery, exhuming his first wife’s remains to be buried beside him. Executors John F. Eiffert and Henry Weseman, with John P. Heidel as surety, were qualified. appraisers named T. C. Birge, Henry Trenkamp, and Ben Heins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Elfert
Covington
Elizabeth Elfert
John Effert
Caroline Eifert
John Heidel
Robert C. Eifert
Albert Soden
John C. Eifert
Charles C. Eifer
T. C. Birge
Henry Trenkamp
Ben Heins
Death of Archibald Hutchinson at 91 in Campbell County
Archibald Hutchinson, among Campbell County's oldest residents, died yesterday at his daughter Mary Hedges' home in the Highlands. He was 91, with old age given as the cause. Born in Stott County, Kentucky in 1829, he had fourteen children, eight surviving: Mrs. Mary Hedges, Mrs. Margaret Lawler, Mrs. Anna and Mrs. Jeanette Murphy, James, T. K., J. C., and Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Hutchinson
Campbell County
Mary Hedges
Highlands
Stott County
Kentucky
Piiccilita Marshall
Kenton County
Margaret Lawler
Anna Nnd
Jeanette Murphy
James
T. K
J. C
Walter
President McKinley Thanks Covington Club Members
Henry Rauch secretary of the William Ried lin Republican Club in Covington received a letter from President McKinley thanking him and other club members for congratulations on his recent victory. The note is typewritten with the President's ink signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rauch
William Riedlin
Republican Club
Covington
Kammerer suit against Northern Bank of Kentucky on contract claim
In Covington yesterday the United States Court heard FAG Kammerer sue the Northern Bank of Kentucky for 10000 damages over a contract dispute involving Kammerer as former vice president of Hinzon Car Coupling and Malleable Iron companies. He alleges he fulfilled his part and should receive 10000. the bank chairman was to supply funds and bonds as part of a consolidation plan. The case was left to the jury after a partial morning session. Also heard was the Byrne vs C O Railway case over damages for a 10 year old who reportedly lost a leg in a Bellvue incident with trains. his father sues for 19000. Judge Evans ordered both heard together. evidence proceeded before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kammerer
Northern ‘Bank
Kentucky
United States
Covington
Hinzon
Coupling Company
Chicago
Chattanooga
Northern Bank of Kentucky
Peck
Northern Bank
Car’ Coupling Company
Malleable Iron Company
Southern Malleable ‘Iron Company
Lexington
Thomas Byrne
C. & O. Railway Company
Bélléevue
Actress Rausenberger Sues for Divorce in Covington Court
Emilie Rausenberger, an actress now living in Cleveland Ohio, is sued for absolute divorce by Robert Rausenberger in the Covington Circuit Court. He alleges abandonment after she moved to Cincinnati with their two children Pauline 15 and Selma 14 in September 1897 while he worked at the Ludlow Pullman Car Shops. He seeks custody of the children and asserts she is unfit to care for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Rausenberger
Cleveland
Covington
Robert Rausenberger
Pauline
Selma
Rausenberger
Ludlow
Cincinnati
TINSLEY GOT ALL THE VOTES Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune
In Kentucky Bryan's majority over McKinley is 8,098 with 234,899 Democratic Elector and 226,801 Republican Elector votes. Election Board says Tinsley received 10,700 votes for Circuit Judge but no proclamation or election call exists. The Governor must decide on issuing a commission to Judge Tinsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Bryan
McKinley
Kentucky
Election Board
J. H. Tinsley
Twentyseventh
Judicial
Tinsley
Archibald Hutchinson 94 Die in Highlands Home
Archibald Hutchinson died at his Highlands home on the Alexandria pike after a long Campbell County residence. He was born in Scott County Kentucky and lived seventy five years in the area, father of fourteen with eight surviving. Funeral Sunday afternoon at Cold Springs Baptist Churchyard. шир Mail Carrier William Newton sick. substitute William Byrum ran his Ft Thomas route. Theodore Underwood injured by a Ft Thomas car near Newport Reservoir. injuries not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Hutchinson
Alexandria Pike
Highlands
Squire Hutchinson
Scott County
Kentucky
Campbell County
Mary Hedger
McKinley
Cold Springs Baptist Churchyard
William Newton
Ft. Thomas Station
William Byrum
Theodore Underwood
Ft.Thomas
Newport Reservoir
Henry Crigler Dies at 80 on Hebron Farm
Henry Crigler aged 80 died yesterday morning at his home near Hebron Kentucky He was a pioneer resident having ridden on the same farm for nearly sixty years The funeral will be held from his late residence Saturday afternoon and burial will be in Hebron Cemetery He was the eldest brother of Colonel Robert Crigler of Covington The body of Daniel Wondrély was removed from the vault yesterday and buried in Linden Grove Mrs Dela Souther and Miss Maggiell of Boone County are guests of Mrs Nannié Popham in Pike Street Miss Jennie Byrd of Crescent Springs is visiting Mrs Otto-Bert
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Crigler
Hebron
Robert Crigler
Covington
Daniel Wondrély
Linden Grove
Dela Souther
Maggiell
Boone County
Nannié Popham
Pike Street
Jennie Byrd
Crescent Springs
Otto-Bert
Funeral for Joseph Werner in Walton and burial in Cincinnati
The funeral for Joseph Werner who was accidentally shot at Walton will be held this morning at St Bonifacius Church. The body will be buried in St Johns Cemetery in Cincinnati. James Cummers home from Frankfort Penitentiary to move his family to Kenneroe. Engineer Will Arnold injured stepping from his engine, foot caught between rails. Mrs Renford Jackson of Richwood visiting Mrs C E Robinson on Linden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Werner
Walton
St.Bonifacius’ Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Cincinnati
James Cummers
Frankfort Penitentiary
Kenneroe
Will Arnold Yenebally
Renford Jackson
Covington Reading Circle Booth At Bazaar For Cathedral Opening
The Covington Reading Circle will display a fancy booth at the bazaar to raise funds for the new Cathedral opening next Monday night. President Mrs. Thos W Hardeman will oversee the booth with the entire circle assisting. The setup features national colors, a large gold Covington Reading Circle sign, and decorative aprons representing each state. Highlights include Vicar General Brossart’s sepia portrait by Keén, other pictures, books, lamp, silver items, vases, statues, mandolin, music boxes, plants, shawls, and various fine Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Thos. W. Hardeman
Covington , Reading Circle
Brossart
Keén
Suit Filed Over Insurance Policy of Deceased Husband
Nettie B. Brown sues in Covington circuit court against the Endowment Bank Knights of Pythias and the Supreme Lodge to recover 2000 on her husband Thomas J. Brown’s life policy. She says premiums were paid up to his death on June 18, 1900 and the lodge was notified, but the payout is denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie B. Brown
Covington
Endowment Bank of Knights of Pythias
Supreme Lodge
Thomas J. Brown
Obituary for Mrs. Fannie Cambron Troop in Covington
Mrs. Fannie Cambron Troop formerly of Washington died at home December 5 in her forty third year. She leaves a husband and seven children, two brothers Carroll G. Cambron of San Francisco and C M Cambron of Covington, and two sisters Mrs W W Brown of streets and Mrs H C Hatem of En St Mon. Burial was in Monastery near Covington yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Cambron Troop
Wsington
Winthower 'Wabute
Carroll.g. Cambron
San Francisco
C. M. Cambron
Covington
W. W. Brown
H. C. Hatem
En St Mon
Nary
Cemete
Kenton County Election Board Seldom Quorum Delays Johnson Hearing
Only two members attended the Covington meeting leaving Johnson testimony delayed. M Elliston and Kepthae were present while Riedlin was absent, hindering action on Johnson’s case and postponing the hearing to tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Election Missioners
Covington
Dev Johnson
Elliston
Kepthae
Riedlin Wis
Johnson
Local Banks Win Bond Contract in Newport
The Western and Atlas National Banks bid the highest premium for Newport’s $223,000 thirty year 3 percent refunding bonds, winning the contract over eight rivals. Only $223,000 will be sold from a printed $591,000 issue, delivered May 1, with premiums deducted to lower actual delivery to $215,000 and the city bearing proportional premium on the unsold portion. The Sinking Fund Commissioners spent time evaluating bidders and whether the full amount could be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Atlas National Banks
Cincinnati
Commissioners of
Newport
Wno
Confessed to Murder in Newport Circuit Court Case
Martin Dehnert confessed to killing John Braun in a ballistic saloon incident. His brother George testified the victim was pursued and struck by an open knife, while Martin was not present at the scene. Bail was denied pending statements from Prosecuting Attorney Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin’ Dehnert
John Braun
Newport
Nelson and Lockhart
Dehnert
George Dehnert
Brown
Batalle
Martin
Newman
Newport Council Adopts Street Improvement Extension
Newport council last night administered oath of office to seven councilmen elect and Alderman elect Autenheimeyer and Anstead Jr. The engineer's plan to extend Tenth Street work to next May was approved. Claims totaling 6 443 15 were allowed and the city reported funds across current, sinking, special, and call funds totaling 72 957 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
A. C. Breith
Daniel Riedel
F. J. Meyer
Walters
William P. Geyer
W. F.lohstron
F. A. Autenheimeyer
Robert Anstead, Jr
Tenth Street
PARDONED BY GOV BECKHAM FOR HORSE THEFT
Governor Beckham granted a pardon to Morgan Barlow of Nicholas County who ten years earlier was sent to the State Penitentiary for horse stealing from Pendleton County. He escaped, found a new life in Chicago, then returned to Kentucky to surrender himself after years apart from his family. The pardon was requested by the rightful owner of the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Beckham
Morgan Barlow
Nicholas County
State
Pendleton County
Chicago
Kentucky
Newport Events and Local Property Transfers Report
The Kenova Minstrel Troupe won first prize in Hartwell Ohio with Horace McCrea and John Kettenacker Jr as cake walking champions. Other items include Burke hunting trip return to Wa pakeneta and Henry Howe funeral services at First Baptist Church. City officials plan a 9 am Courthouse gathering for the police turnout. Property transfers include William J Connelly to Henry Schmitt Lot 39 Newport for 275 dollars and Julia Dexheimer to Mary Glass Lot 27 Dayton for 1700 dollars. A marriage license was issued to Charles Specter and Florence Itmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenova
Hartwell
Horace McCrea
John Kettenacker
Phil. Gerke
Fifth
Isabella Streets
Wapakeneta
Henry Howe
Newport
Edward J. Heyl
A. S. Berry
Bellevue
Pendleton Avenue
Public Library Opens Winter Season In West Covington
The Public Library opened last night for the winter season with a large attendance. Miss Lydia Perdis is seriously ill at her home on John Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crere
Lydia Perdis
John Street
Stonemason Theodore Underwood Struck by Ft. Thomas Car
Theodore Underwood a Highlands resident and stonemason was seriously injured yesterday morning when struck by a Ft. Thomas car. While walking along the tracks he did not hear a warning and was hit as the motor man sounded his gong. He suffered a fractured collar bone and other injuries and was taken home in a patrol wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore, Underwood
Highlands
Ft. Thomas
Underwood
Couple from Kentucky Wed. marriage kept secret
Arthur Lee Matlack a railroad employee of Paris and Miss Margaret O Connel of Covington Ky were married November 238. Matlack wrote to Jules Plummer of Newport asking him to review records and announce the marriage as relatives refuse to believe it. The couple reportedly tried to keep the union secret at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lee Matlack
Paris
Margaret O'Connel
Covington
Mrtlack
Jule Plummer
Newport
Dir k chase ends with hours long holdover in Newpart
The police reported an afternoon encounter between Theodore Engelbrink and John Miller. Miller fled into a saloon at Seventh and Brighton to escape Engelbrink who chased him with a dirk. Miller was kept for five hours before friends freed him. no arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newpart
Theodore Engelbrink
John Miller
Miller
Seventh
Brighton
Engelbrink
Divorce Suit in Newport Court Orders Weekly Alimony
W H Jones of Dayton Ky faced divorce and alimony action in Newport Circuit Court. The court ordered $5 weekly support during proceedings, Jones failed to pay and is now in contempt. He reportedly left for the East to seek work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Dayton
Jones
East
German farmer Beeker found dead near Newport tree
Herman Beeker, an elderly German farmer from Campbell County, was found dead at night behind his Newport area home. authorities say his back was broken and he appears to have fallen from a tree, with no other injuries and death believed to have occurred several hours earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Beeker
Campbell County
Newport
Married in Newport: Lovcoln Russell and Bessie Mullen Wed
Lovcoln L. Russell age 21 and Bessie R. Mullen age 18, both of Cincinnati, were married in Newport yesterday by Squire Donelan. The bride’s mother attended and provided consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovcoln L. Russell
Bessie R. Mullen
Cincinnati
Newport
Squire Donelan
De Castellanes Retaliate In Gould Inheritance Case
Paris dispatch reports Count and Countess De Castellane filing answering affidavits in New York Supreme Court injunction proceedings against George J Edwin Howard and Helen M Gould trustees of Jay Gould's estate. They dispute Wertheimer's $385,000 claim for goods and claim $120,000 is interest, seek injunction relief, and threaten French property as leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Countess de Castellane
Supreme Court of New York
George J
Edwin
Howard
Helen M. Gould
Jay Gould
Asher Wertheimer
London
Anna
Wertheimer
Castellanos
France
Supreme Courts of
City
County of
New York
Acquitted Merchant Killed Two Men in Panther WV
W V Panther December report says James H Chambers a prominent merchant shot and killed Dr Thompson of Williamsport Pa and Adam Bailey after a dispute over a furniture sale. Bailey arrived firing but Chambers returned fire killing Bailey. A coroner's inquest followed. Chambers was acquitted at preliminary trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panther
W. Va
Thompson
Williamsport
Adam Bailey
James H. Chambers
Panther Lumber Company
Pennsylvania
Chambers
Bailey
Dr. Thompson
Judge Chambers
Judicial Circuit
Almost a Tragedy in a Detroit Home Owl Tale
A Detroit Free Press item recounts a chaotic night as a family confronts a mysterious noise at 2 a.m. The father retrieves a Civil War pistol, fires into a bureau, and triggers a ceiling hole while the family flees and police are sought. The odd tale includes boastful lines about an owl and a boy named Willie who had recently acquired one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
John
Willie
Redfield
Butler County Bible Society to Meet in Annual Session
Hamilton Ohio December 6 The Butler County Bible Society will meet in annual session Monday December 9 at the Y M C A rooms. Other local items include legal notices and real estate transfers in Hamilton St Clair Township and Middletown. individuals face civil actions and probate filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Butler County Bible Society
Max Arnowitz
Harry Swink
Middletown
D. E. Sheehan, Jr
Enyeart Hooven
Oo. N. G
Hannah Hueston
Samuel Hueston
St. Clair Township
Aaron Wesca
James Walker
Buerger
John Brown
New York City
Cincinnati
Arthur Brown
Second National Bank
Springfield
Mass
Francis Wehr
J. M. Young
Leo Fellman
Hamilton
House of Lords opens amid Liberal attack on Chamberlain
In London the fifteenth Parliament opened with fierce clashes over South Africa policy. Joseph Chamberlain faced sharp Liberal criticism and insult but remained largely unmoved as Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman and others condemned his actions and denounced private letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Queen Victoria
Westminster
Joseph Chamberlain
South Africa
China
Lord Rosebery
House of Lords
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Mr. Chamberlain
Henry Campbell
Bannerman
Clark-Hollis
Mr. Balfour
United States Army
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Great Britain
Lord Salisbury
Lord Roberts
Kitchener
Arbitration committee sets damages in Gill vs Cincinnati and Newport Bridge
The arbitration panel appointed by County Judge Brown fixed Lot No 6 in Newport at 300 dollars for a bridge pier and awarded Miss Isabella Gill 1000 dollars in damages. The case has lingered in court for a long time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Newport
Isabella Gill
Cincinnati and Newport Bridge Company
Miss Gill
Treatment advice for infant rickets and cod liver oil
The notice advises early weight loss in babies as a warning before rickets and recommends consulting a doctor. It endorses Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver oil, warns against giving too much to avoid stomach upset, and offers a free sample from Cott & Bowne of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Morrison Trial Sees Defendant Collapses in Court
Testimony for Jessie Morrison concluded the prosecution's portion as the case opened. Morrison showed grave physical and mental strain, fainting in custody last night and needing escorted removal to the courtroom. Her condition may prompt a continuance request, with Judge Redden noting she may not endure the strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Redden
Ohio Federation of Labor Elects New Officers
The Ohio Federation of Labor elected E. R. Usher of Toledo as president Co H Spitznagle of Springfield as vice president H H Worley of Springfield as secretary and W H Cranston of Columbus as treasurer The Cincinnati Typographical Union withdrew from the convention over a resolution condemning state contracts to a nonunion firm The convention ruled contracts were awarded to the lowest bidder and redress should come via the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledo
H. Spitznagle
H. H. Worley
Springfield
Columbus
The
Cincinnati
Darke County Jail Faulted as Crime Education Center
Darke County jail in Ohio is condemned as filthy and overcrowded with inmates of all types. A prisoner nicknamed Crazy Joe is said to be dying from neglect due to a dispute over which county, Darke or Randolph (Indiana), is responsible for his care. The report was presented to Secretary Byers of the State Board of Charities and Corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Darke County
Board of Visitors
Crazy Joe
Randolph County
Indiana
Joe
Byers
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Boers Burn and Kill at Buffelspoort
War Office despatch from Lord Kitchener dated Bloemfontein reports General Delarey led 500 Boers against a convoy from Pretoria to Rustenburg at Buffelspoort on December 3. They burned half the convoy and killed fifteen while wounding twenty three including Lieutenant Baker. Boers suffered losses as guns and support arrived from Rustenburg and Command Nek and were driven off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Bloemfontein
Delarey
Pretoria
Rustenburg
Buffelspoort
Baker
Commando Nek
Three Pleaded Guilty In Columbus Federal Court
In Columbus three prisoners admitted guilt and were sentenced. Henry N. Iddings, Hayden Postmaster, fined 100 dollars and costs and jailed until payment. Charles Ball broke into Opera Post Office, given thirteen months in penitentiary. James Pond counterfeiter received six months in Miami County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
United States
Henry N. Iddings
Hayden
Montgomery County
Charles Ball
Opera
James Pond
Miami County
Commerce board committee plans program for February meeting
Special Despatch reports E M Thresher of Dayton H Griffin of Cleveland and C B Murray of steawmery as a special committee of the State Board of Commerce met to outline the general program for the annual meeting on February 1 in en O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
E.M. Thresher
Dayton
H. Griffin
Cleveland
C. B. Murray
State Board of Commerce
Griffiths investigation receipts and disbursements summary
The auditing committee reports receipts and disbursements for the Griffiths investigation. Cash on hand September 1, 1890 stood at 1 113 4b. Disbursements include salaries, pensions, printing, and travel to Columbus. Investments total 16 400 with bonds costing 17 742 50, market value 18 370 00. Twenty two pension beneficiaries, pending eight more applications, with annual payments potentially rising to 10 700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaghers
Burt LP
E. 0. Eshelby
RSD
Columbus
L. M. Schiel
Benefit Fund
ENT
Ool
Bedeae Tanta Uoda Lure Obie
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
WM. Grautman
H. H. Raschig
Louis Rothenberg
Clara B. Jordan
Investigation of Cincinnati School Funds Begins
State School Commissioner Lewis D. Bonebrake appoints Ossian E. D. Barron as special examiner to conduct a thorough audit of the Cincinnati Board of Education funds. Barron will travel to Cincinnati to review records and report back with findings, under bonebrake’s authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Lewis D. Bonebrake
Cincinnnati
George Griffiths
Ossian E. D. Barron
Barron
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Board of Education
Bonebrake
Columbus
Board of Education
Rapid Beard Growth Baffles Chicago Barber
Three brothers with strikingly similar looks visit a Chicago barber shop. The German barber notes a remarkable beard growth from morning to evening, shaving each brother once and witnessing a beard that grows faster with each visit.
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Covington Cathedral
Ar Rives
Kenton Circuit Court
McKinley Thanks Riedlin Club
United States Court
Covington Court
FT. Thomas and. Highlands
Bromley
New Cathedral Bazaar
K. of
Troop
Newport Council
Gov. Beckham
Morgan
Barlow
West Covington
DE Castellanes Retaliate
Ants
Dad
Arthur J. Balfour
Treasury
George J. Goschen
Matthew White Ridley
Sir Henry
Mr. Ellis
Chamberlain
Ellis
Balfour
Uncle Sam
Cott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Star Shoe House
Hello
Ma Baby
Jessie’ Morrison
Newark
Ohio Fed
Ing
E. R. Usher
Typographical Union
Tion
Con
Legislature
United States Court At
Griffiths
Cincinnati Consolidated Sinking Fund
Cincinnati Water Works
Chicago Journal
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