Davison Johnson Mayoralty Contest Blocked by Judge Tarvin
In Covington the Davison Johnson mayoral contest is halted as Judge Tarvin issues a writ of prohibition delaying hearings. The order bars the election board and commissioners from proceeding until Tarvin’s further ruling and discharge of the writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Kentucky
Davison
Johnson
Tarvin
Board of Election Commissioners
Circuit Court
Joseph L. Elliston
Henry Kokenge
William Riedlin
County Board of Election Commissioners
George H. Davison
W. A. Johnson
Crittenden Sues Husband for Maintenance in Circuit Court
Lucy Crittenden files suit against William Crittenden alleging separation since last March and no support. She seeks attachment of funds held by B F Graziani from a settlement with the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway, issued by Judge Tarvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Crittenden
William Crittenden
B. F. Graziani
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company
Tarvin
Weekend church services and revival notes across Madison area
Madison Avenue Presbyterian and several neighboring churches announce regular quarterly communion and membership receptions. Revival meetings led by Dr Beudder run nightly at 7 30 excluding Saturday. Additional sermons by St John P E First Christian Union M E Madison Avenue Baptist Trinity P E First Presbyterian and First Baptist cover topics from Discarded Vices to Dying Like a Fool with baptisms, prayers, and union events listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church
Beudder
St. John’s P. E
A. B. Chinn
Lewis W. Burton
George A. Miller
Breakers
Ip‘worth League
Mary E. Morris
Madison Avenue Baptist
G. B. Castellini
B. F. Swindler
Trinity P. E
Lexington
P. W. A. Andge
Trinity Guildhouse
First Presbyterian
J. I Blackburn
First Baptist
C. G. Jones
Covington Deed Transfers Include Multiple City Plots
John W. Clark transferred numerous Covington plots to Ralph A. Clark totaling several sold parcels on Hermes Madison Bank Lick Dalton and Herman streets plus 25 by 100 feet in Central Covington and 66 by 100 feet in South Covington. Also Martin Dorsey sold 5 acres on Dry Creek Kenton County to James Dorsey for 125 dollars and Kate Meyers sold 2 by 100 feet on Broad Street Central Covington for 800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Clark
Covington
Ralph A. Clark
Hermes Avenue
Madison Avenue
Bhaler Street
Shaler
Banklick Street
Seventeenth Street
Kenton County
Kate A. Meyers
R. B. Henderson
Broad Street
Weaver Planing Mill sues Schuman Bloss over $316 88 lien
The George L. Weaver Planing Mill Company of Covington files suit in Circuit Court against Schuman Bloss Co of Cincinnati for 316 88 alleged for materials for the house of Mrs. Charles G. Rodgers. It also seeks a mechanic's lien and repayment of funds, with Rodgers named in court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
George L. Weaver
Runaway Boys Return From Covington Escape
Harry Denny and Willie Lathan ran away from Covington homes Wednesday morning. They rode an I N train to De Massville Kentucky, thirty five miles from Covington, were put off, and spent the night there before walking home the next day. They said they had seen enough of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Denny
Willie Lathan
Covington
de Massville
Wagon accident injures Lexington man near Covington
Roy Mitchell aged 36 of Lexington pike near Covington was driving a wagon on Elev enth street when a wheel broke off throwing him to the street. He was taken to St. Elizabeth's Hospital with a badly bruised left leg and a sprained back. Injuries are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mitchell
Lexington Pike
Covington
Eleventh Street
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Court adjournment extends into next May for Covington unit
The United States Court finished its session at Covington yesterday morning and adjourned until next May. The Kenton Circuit Court will also adjourn until Monday morning when the motion docket is read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Covington
Kenton
Heirship suit filed over Covington estate properties
Attorney Oscar H. Roetken as administrator filed suit in Kenton Circuit Court for settlement of the estate of Houston January. The estate includes a house on Trevor Street a double house on Eleventh Street near Madison and a double house on Holman Street near Fourteenth in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar H. Roetken
Estate of
Houston
Kenton
Trevor Street
Eleventh Street
Madison
Holman Street
Fourteenth
Covington
Byrne and Byrne vs Co and O Railway verdict for defendant
The jury in Covington returned a verdict for the defendant in the consolidated cases of William Byrne and Thomas Byrne against the Co and O Railway Company. Each sought 10000 damages for the loss of a leg by the gang on the railway at Dayton Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Byrne
Thomas Byrne
Co. & O. Railway Company
United States
Covington
Gan
Dayton
May Dewey Files for Divorce in Covington Court
May Dewey filed suit for divorce in the Circuit Court at Covington yesterday against John Dewey. They were married last August at Dayton Ohio. She alleges cruel treatment and fear to live with him, accuses drunkenness and wasting his estate, and seeks alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Dewey
Covington
John Dewey
Dayton
Ted
Northern Bank Achieves Jury Victory in Covington Suit
The Northern Bank of Kentucky won a verdict in U.S. Court at Covington yesterday in the suit of F G Kammerer who sought $10 000 damages for alleged breach of CODER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Bank of
Kentucky
Covington
F. G. Kammerer
Senator Deboe proposes Kentucky split into two districts
Senator Deboe introduced a Senate bill to divide Kentucky into two judicial districts. The Eastern District would include Carroll Owen Franklin Woodford Jessamine Garrard Lincoln Pulaski and Wayne counties and all land east of them with courts in Covington Frankfort London and Catlettsburg. The Western District would hold courts in Paducah Owensboro and Louisville with an entirely new roster of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Deboe
Senate
Kentucky
Carroll
Owen
Franklin
Woodford
Jessamine
Garrard
Lincoln
Pulaski
Wayne
Paducah
Owensboro
Louisville
Covington
Frankfort
London
Catlettsburg
Interesting Talk on Puerto Rican Tariff at Newport Courthouse
The Henry Clay Debating Society debated the claim that the Puerto Rican Tariff Bill is unfair and unconstitutional at the Courthouse last evening. Colonel A J Reed and Blaine McLaughlin spoke for the affirmative while Rev Mr Whitehead and Howard M Benton opposed. The audience voted 51 to 37 in favor of the affirmative, and Senor Henry M Cassidy of Puerto Rico gave the feature address. No further public meetings are planned until after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Debating Society
A. J. Reed
Blaine McLaughlin
Mr. Whitehead
Howard M. Benton
John Meyer
Henry M. Cassidy
Puerto Rico
Educational Department
Alimony Claim Upheld by Kentucky Court of Appeals
The Kentucky Court of Appeals reversed a Kenton Circuit Court ruling in Mary B. Greer vs Covington Trust Co and heirs of A T Greer. Greer, former wife of John W. Greer, had sought $5000 alimony from her ex husbands estate and his father. Appellate decision orders payment of the alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Kenton
Mary B. Greer
Covington Trust Company
Simrall
A. T. Greer
Covington
John W. Greer
Court of Appeals
Cows Eat Cabbage Prompt Suit Filed in Covington
Sarah J. Hodges sues C. P. and W. P. Devon in Covington Circuit Court for 1500 damages alleging fifty head of Devon cattle broke a fence, entered her farm between Covington and West Covington, and destroyed cabbage corn and potatoes valued at 300 while defendants allegedly allowed the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Hodges
Covington
C. P
W. P. Devon
West Covington
Alimony Declared Preferred Credit in Kentucky Case
The Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Mrs. Mary B. Greer that her $5,000 alimony judgment is a preferred claim against the estate of her former son in law's father. Covington creditors sought attachments on Greer's share of A. L. Greer's estate to collect debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Mary B. Greer
W. F. Simrall
Covington City Finances Show Taxable Wealth and Debt
City figures reveal 1900 assessed valuation of 21.47 million with estimated 28 million and population 42,938 per last census or about 6,000 more. Bonded debt stands at 2.085 million, floating debt 45,538, total 2.131 million. light plant bonds would add 75,000 boosting total to 2.206 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Man Sues Railway for 1999 Damages After Hand Amputation
George Meyer filed a suit in Covington Circuit Court naming the C and O Railway as defendant. He seeks 1999 dollars for injuries in a car shop accident where a knot whipped a plank into a saw, severing his thumb and four fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. & O. Railway Company
George Meyer
Covington
Burglary damages Covington residence. turkey stolen
A Seventh and Willard street house belonging to Chas Donnelly was broken into by unknowns. Lead pipes ripped from fittings flooded the vacant building and a turkey owned by Mrs Redmond on the second floor was stolen. Other brief items note a meeting at Odd Fellows Hall and city matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh
Willard Streets
Chas, Donnelly
E. L. Mann
Shine
Bernard Hagedorn
James Doheny
Farmer repels burglary in Kentucky smokehouse
Thomas Reynolds of Idlewild Kentucky confronted two intruders at dawn as they fled his smokehouse. Reynolds fired six shots, one man cried out in pain and the other returned fire before Reynolds sought safety in his home. The Bromley School Board ordered bond payments and set penalties for delinquent taxes. Superintendent Petit lists 126 enrolled students and a daily attendance of 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reynolds
Idlewild
Reynolds
Bromley School Board
Petit
Love Delivers Stereopticon Lecture for Southern Railroad
A. J. Love of Lexington, Chief Train Dispatcher, gave a bimonthly stereopticon lecture to Southern Railroad employees in their reading rooms yesterday afternoon. The session became an exam with an 80 percent passing grade required to retain positions. Attending officials included H. M. Waite, C. C. Fitzgerald, and J. W. Hood. Miss Anna McCabe of Somerset, Ky., visited Mrs. Hale on Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Love
Lexington
Southern Railroad
H. M. Waite
C. C. Fitzgerald
J. W. Hood
Anna McCabe
Sergeant Wells Transfers From Company B to A
Sergeant Wells of Company B requested transfer and moved to Company A as a private. Miss Madge Burgtorf was surprised by a group of young friends at her home on Mt. Pleasant Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant Wells
Madge Burgtorf
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Strutton Found Guilty in Kentucky Courthouse Murder
In Lawrenceburg Kentucky Holly Strutton is convicted of the murder of Newton Searcy and sentenced to be hanged. The Struttons allegedly killed Searcy in the courthouse yard during the August circuit court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Anderson
Holly Strutton
Newton Searcy
Holly
Leroy Strutton
Redfield Appeals Fraud Case for New Trial
Ernst T. Redfield, convicted by Judge Spiegel of fraud upon creditors and denied discharge, endures jail restraints. His attorneys Rulison & Heintz pursue discharge proceedings before Insolvency Commissioner George Huston and have filed motions for a new trial or rehearing before Judge Spiegel to transfer the case to the Circuit Courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst T. Redfield
Spiegel
Rulison &Heintz
George Huston
Howe's Successor Named In Newport Alderman Race
Mayor Nelson will appoint a successor to the late Henry L. Howe on the Newport Board of Aldermen. Sam Rothermell, councilman from the Fifth Ward, is favored after a prior defeat. Other mentioned candidates include John B. Taylor and Horace Allen amid party maneuvering before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Henry L. Howe
John B. Taylor
Horace Allen
Autenheimer
Jolly Seeks New Trial After Murder Conviction
Samuel Bailey defense attorney filed a motion for a new trial in Newport Circuit Court for John W. Jolly, condemned to death for killing Emma Kleekamp. Bailey argued insanity. Judge Hodge heard the motion with Commonwealth's Attorney Newman absent and few spectators present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bailey
John W. Jolly
Newport
Jolly
Emma Kleekamp
Bailey
Hodge
Commonwealth
Newman
Depositors Press Plan to Dismiss Bank Receiver
Depositors of the First National Bank, shut for three years, seek removal of the receiver and immediate wind up. With 20 percent still due and a promised 5 percent dividend long overdue, they fear further delays and aim to end costly receivership and expert fees. A representative will travel to Washington to pursue closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Washington
Henry Howe Funeral Held in Newport
The funeral of Henry Howe former Alderman of Newport was held yesterday at his home with services at First Baptist Church led by Rev. Sizemore. City officials gathered at the Courthouse and marched to East Fourth Street in a body. A grand floral display included a large eight foot stationary engine from the Newport Rolling Mill he once oversaw. Interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Howe
Newport
First Baptist Church
Sizemore
East Fourth Street
Edwards
Wealth of Art Treasures at McAlpin Co. Opening
George W. McAlpin & Co. opened a new department with an extensive art and bric-a-brac display. Highlights include burnt wood plaques up to 57 dollars, Vernis Martin cabinets, ivory bits, Dutch silver, diverse vases, French china, Dresden gold trimmed pieces, Keiserzinn and Saxe ware, marble statuary on pedestals, and onyx bases. Ten percent of sales go to local charities with voting determining a final prize of 100 dollars. opening continues today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McAlpin & Co
Vernis Martin
Newport Briefs: Appointments Warrants and Transfers
William H. Newell has been appointed assistant to City Treasurer Ryan. A warrant issued for the arrest of Albert Gautner of Saratoga Street on a wife beating charge. Mrs. Turner seeks a warrant for her daughter Mamie said to be staying at Kate Reese's house on Fourth and Isabella streets. Manning F. Force's last will probated in Erie County Ohio was left for record in Campbell County Court. Horton C. Forces transferred to John Herman Meyer Lots numbers 23 in W Farrell subdivision in Newport for 576 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Newell
Ryan
Albert Gautner
Saratoga Street
Turner
Dumont
Mamie
Kate Reese
Manning F. Force
Erie County
Ohio
Campbell County
Horton C. Forces
John Herman Meyer
W. G. Ferrell
Newport
Dowling Plea Reduces Charges to Disorderly Conduct
Commonwealth v Dowling heard before Judge Dumont with Ramsey Washington for the state and Howard M Benton for the defense. Dowling faced two felonies for tapping a till at Mrs Glass Nation Store and defrauding Rev Baum. The court sustained Benton's motion to merge the charges into a single disorderly conduct count, fining Dowling $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commonwealth
Willie Dowling
Dumont
Ramsey Washington
Howard M. Benton
Dowling
Glass’ Nation
Baum
Benton
Newport Police and Fire Board Reports November Activity
At a meeting the Chief of Police announced twenty six arrests and thirty two dollars in fines and costs. Lieutenant Lieberth said one month had no robberies except minor pilferings. all cleared. Chief Link noted eleven alarms and four thousand nine hundred forty dollars in losses. Claims totaling three hundred forty dollars were allowed. Mayor Nelson and Mr Winstel were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners of
Newport
Lieberth
Link
Nelson
Winstel
Drunk man arrested after disturbance in Newport
A man too drunk to state his name was seized by Sergeant Meyers on Eleventh Street Newport. He threatened Miss Livingstone and caused a fright before being taken to the jail in a patrol wagon. he fought to avoid confinement and is thought to be a hobo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
Eleventh Street
Newport
Miss Livingstone
Electric line eyed from Westwood to Kenyon Avenue
Agents of the Eastern syndicate led by Powel Crosley seek consent from property owners on Longworth and Mound streets for a standard gauge electric line. Indications point to a route west on Longworth to Mound then north to Kenyon Avenue, with possible extensions toward Cutter Street and Brighton to connect with Westwood tracks. Rights of way already secured linking Westwood steam tracks to the College Hill terminus of the Hamilton traction line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longworth
Mound Streets
Hastern
Powel Crosley
Westwood
Mound
Kenyon Avenue
Cutter Street
Brighton
Cincinnati Street Railway
Eastern Syndicate
College Hill
Hamilton
Hospital Audit Begins at Cincinnati Institution
The Auditing Committee of the Cincinnati Hospital opened its first meeting to review the institution’s books. Several experts expressed interest in the job, but no selection was made pending evaluation of qualifications. President James D Parker will report back, with full examination expected to start next week and reforms planned for ongoing accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Hospital
James D Parker
Franco Italian recital at Conservatory Hall features Bossi sonata
Theodore Bohlmann and P A Tirindelli presented a Franco Italian recital in the fifth historical and international series. The program showcased only novelties from modern French and Italian schools with four new sonatas led by Bossi in C major noted for bold harmonies and a dramatic fourth movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Bohlmann
P. A. Tirindelli
Conservatory Hall
Bossi
Sophomores Win Game In University Gym
The sophomore basketball team defeated the freshmen 7 to 2 in a spirited varsity match. Spectators filled the grand stand as players and crowd cheered. receipts for the day totaled 820 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Midway
Miss Thornton
Miss MacFarland
Miss Mannheimer
Miss Richardson
Miss A. Thornton
Miss Andrews
Miss Hoban
Miss Simmonds
Miss Schrader
Miss Rattermann
Miss Schottenfels
Miss Grace Wright
Verdicts list coroner findings on six cases
Coroner schwab rendered verdicts on six cases yesterday. James S Heery died of meningitis following a skull fracture after an electric car strike near Arlington street Colerain avenue. John F Hopkins died from carbolic acid poisoning self administered with suicidal intent. Augustus Cooke died of cardiac paralysis. Charles Roy Pelton died from uraemia after urine suppression from an injury to the perineum while vomiting over a Milford gate. O Jennie Burke septicemia. Joseph Warner hemorrhage after a gunshot wound to the left leg, accidentally inflicted by William Steinbeck at Walton Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
James S. Heery
Colerain Avenue
Arlington Street
John F. Hopkins
Augustus Cooke
Charles Roy Pelton
Milford
Jennie Burke
Joseph Warner
William Steinbeck
Walton
Census corrections to improve Cincinnati city county results
Special Census Agent Durham reviews contractor and manufacturer reports to verify counts. Work continues into January with experienced staff assisting, aiming to finalize the corrected Cincinnati census figures for release by the Census Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Cincinnati
Open Letter Clarifies Stamina League Candidacy
Thomas H. Darby, president of the Stam ina Republican League, rejects a Madisonville News article claiming George W. Platt withdrew in his favor to aid a county prosecutor bid. Darby states he did not seek political advantage and Platt denied any involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. H. Darby
Stamina Republican League
Madisonville News
George W. Platt
Darby
Platt
Nicholas Longworth
Frank F. Dinsmore
Passenger Damages Sought After Train Ejection
Harry Crouch sues P., C., C. & St. L. Railroad for 5000 damages claiming an Indianapolis to Chicago overnight trip led to abrupt expulsion at Logansport after a conductor demanded extra fare. He alleges the ticket was valid and the railroad refused to return it, causing hours of delay and humiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P., C., C. & St. L. Railroad Company
Swing, Cushing & Morse
George D. Harper
Harry 8. Crouch
Indianapolis
Chicago
Dreamland
Logansport
Debt Owed by Humboldt Lodge Treasurer Revealed in Court
In Judge McNeill's court an assignment for Adam Schraffenberger showed the Humboldt Lodge I O O F owes the lodge 1068 94. Schraffenberger, an Elm Street undertaker, recently surrendered to creditors. He borrowed funds from the lodge, creditors consent to continue the business, assets listed at 5649 10 and debts at 8816 21, with a strong effort to settle and save the enterprise.
Miss Lizzie Wellman Dies After Tumor Surgery
Miss Lizzie Wellman of White Oak Clermont County Ohio died in City Hospital pay ward from shock after a surgical operation performed last Wednesday. She had suffered a tumor for three years that weighed thirty four pounds and a fraction, among the largest encountered by the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Wellman
White Oak
Clermont County
City Hospital
Miss Wellman
Scott’s Emulsion Promises Nutriment for Weak Stomachs
An advertorial note explains that thin, weak bodies may fail to absorb nutrients into the blood. It presents Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a remedy to "set your machine going right" and offers a free trial sample from Scott & Bowne of New York at 409 Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
River Steamer Departures From Pittsburg and Nearby Ports
River traffic updates list steamers Hudson Pomeroy Bonanza M Wells Tindiana Cincinnati and Queen City New South Speed with departure times from Pittsburg Madison Louisville Portsmouth and Memphis. River stage rose from 24.4 feet at 6 am to 26.3 feet by 6 pm and is expected to rise today and tomorrow, affecting travel and transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hudson
Pomeroy
Bonanza
Portsmouth
WELLS
Madison
Ind
Tindiana
Louisville
Cincinnati
Memphis
New Orleans
Queen City
New South
Speed
Radford
Hudson to replace Queen City vessel this evening
The Hudson will depart tonight at five o'clock for Pittsburg taking over duties from the Queen City whose hog chains are being repaired. The Hudson, capable of large freight, will have its officers in charge and the City plans to resume service by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Pittsburg
Queen City
River and Rail Transfer Barge Gets First Test Run
The River and Railroad Transfer barge, finished at Marietta, operated yesterday for the first time. An incline 1 750 feet long by Evans street handles car transfer with steam powered lowering. A new 216 by 50 foot wharf shed includes an upper office space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Evans Street
Wreck of sunken pumpboat near Dayton KY hazards marked
The sunken pumpboat lies below Crane's upper mill near the Marine Ways about 150 feet from shore when the river is 25 feet. It lies out from Vine street, Dayton KY and is a dangerous obstruction. Pilots should keep at least 250 feet away. a daytime buoy and nighttime light will mark the wreck to aid navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Vine Street
Dayton
Death of Frank O Gilkey River Engineer in Newport
Frank O Gilkey 40 a renowned river engineer died at his Newport home yesterday. He will be buried Sunday at 2 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O’gilkey
Newport
Local River Traffic Roundup From Louisville to New Orleans
Captain Marmet returns from Louisville today as the convoy sails to Pomeroy with empties. The Frank Gilmore War due up last night and the Cave Wood arrives today with a large tow for this harbor. The Pittsburg Coal Exchange donates $300 to the Ohio Valley Improvement Association. The Mayflower passed from New Cumberland with a cargo bound for New Orleans.
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Marmet
Louisville
Pomeroy
Frank Gilmore
George Matheson
Workum
Petersburg
Vanguard
Cave Wood
Annie L
Iron Age
Little Fred
Florence Marmet
Pittsburg Coal Exchange
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Mayflower
New Cumberland
New Orleans
River traffic update and a fatal towboat accident
River depths at multiple towns rise and fall as vessels move upriver. Enoch Dean, mate on the Olivette, was killed when a check-post struck him at Lock No 1. his body remains missing. Reports cover bridge funding prospects, canal loads, and ongoing river navigation conditions along the Monongahela and Ohio rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Enoch Dean
Olivette
Mangungahela River
Dean
Parkersburg
W. Va
John F. Dravo
Pittsburg Coal Exchange
Washington
Addison Lysle
Dravo
Congress
Monongahela River
Louisville
Ohio
Cairo
Ohio River
Sam Brown
South
Fallie
Hornet
Dick Fulton
Wheeling
Urania
Charleston
Virginia
Ben Hur
Woodruff
Jim Wood
Maggie
Marietta
River
Barrett plant crafts power tow at Cairo and Joppa
Tow of barges and a large 1000 ton Dolly Barrett barge, plus two new Barrett lime barges and a double track transfer barge for the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad, built at Barrett plant in Havanna Ohio, moved down tonight. Pilots and captains listed as towing and river conditions reported at Evansville Paducah Cairo and St. Louis with river levels falling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Barrett Line
Dolly Barrett
Barrett
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Joppa
Fil
Havanna
John Pearce
Bob Holden
B. Williams
Geo, Clark
Ben Stout
O’neil
Arthur Lyon
Jim Martin
Harry Brown
Oscar Barrett
Beaver
Evansville
Paducah
Heatherington
Russell Lord
White River
Pavonia
Victor
Ohio River
L. H. Bushman
CATRO
St. Louis
Tennessee
Georgia Lee
Cape Girardeau
Spread Eagle
Alton
Harvester
Memphis
Tennessee River
Hill City
New Orleans
Chester
St. Marys
Spread Hagle
Grafton
Columbia
St. Marks
W. H. Grapevine
Missouri River
Cold in the Head Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
A historical product entry notes Cold in the Head laxative tablets branded as Bromo Quinine. It outlines intended use for relief of cold symptoms and includes dosage cues and packaging details from the era.
Weather Report Reflects Rain Across Central States
Weather overview notes yesterday's widespread rain over Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee with totals from .12 to .30 inch in major cities. Cincinnati set temperature records while West and Northwest enjoy clear skies and rising temps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chattanooga
Parkersburg
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Weather Forecasts For Regions Across The U S
Ohio forecast calls for rain or snow Saturday with colder southern areas and brisk northerly winds. Sunday cooler. Bengie warmer with northwesterly winds. Inia expects rain and cooler Saturday with brisk winds. Sunday fair. Teir Saturday and Sunday show fresh northerly winds shifting to southerly. Tennessee and Kentucky western areas fair. central and eastern rain then cooler with brisk northwesterly winds. Sunday fair and warmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bengie
Tennessee
Kentucky
Trains to Columbus via B O and Ohio Railroad
Train service to Columbus offered with high back seat coaches and parlor cars aboard the Baltimore and Ohio line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
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Newport Courthouse
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Ludlow
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Howe
Sam Rothermell
First National
McAlpin Company
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India
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McClure
Robinson
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East 25Th Street
New York City
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Tirindelli
Cincinnati University
Tom Darby
Harry S. Crouch
Schraffenberger
Humboldt Lodge
Dayton Bar
Warren
Oil City
Brownsville
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Pleasant
Gallipolis
Huntington
Ed Roberts
Voyager
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Gilmore
Pacific
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Nga Williams
Coal City
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Olio
GEO. Barrie & Son
Aar Lalla
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America
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George Barrie & Son
New York Times
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Philadelphia
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