New Newport Court Opens Under Judge Yungblut in Campbell County
The Newport Circuit Court began its first regular session presided by Judge C W Yungblut. Motions with hearings were continued to next Tuesday. other items set for trial. Master Commissioner Deiterman resigned and Samuel E Anderson named his successor. The bar read resolutions honoring the late Judge Albert B Berry and Council on memorials adjourned. A bar meeting will elect a new president next Saturday.
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Yungblut
Newport
Newport Circuit Court
C. W. Yungblut
Berry
Campbell County
Deiterman
Samuel E. Anderson
Committee On
T. P. Carothers
Albert
Carothers
Raridan
Michie
Raison
Gunckel
Bar Association
Printing Laws May Be Revised by Kentucky Legislature
Representative L W Arnett of Covington will introduce a bill to revise state printing laws creating a Printing Commission and eight classes of work. Contracts must be bid separately with bonds. Governor approval required for binding bids. A separate bill would create aState Boiler Inspector with a 1800 annual salary.
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L. W. Arnett
Covington
Kentucky
General Assembly
Secretary of State
Court of Appeals
State Treasury
Department of Public Instruction
Arnett
Boiler and Shipbuilders’ Union of
Buford
State Capitol
James Ledyard Galled By Death
James R. Ledyard long time general superintendent of the South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway died at his home in Woodlawn Park Ludlow after a ten week illness. He had been at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati and returned home four weeks ago. He is survived by two sisters Helen and Elizabeth. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at his residence conducted by Rev. Dr. J. S. Blackburn. Ledyard joined the railway in 1897 and had earlier worked in tobacco and at the Kentucky Central Railroad.
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James R. Ledyard
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Highway Avenue
Woodlawn Park
Ludlow
Led
Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Ledyard
Helen
Elizabeth
J. S. Blackburn
First Presbyterian Church
Unemployed Meet in Covington Establishes Permanent Committee
In Covington at Liberty Hall a meeting of the unemployed organized a permanent committee with F. E. Leeds as Chairman and Co. C. Avery as Secretary. About 150 men signed the rolls to be submitted to Mayor Craig for public works assignment. A further meeting was planned for tonight and another for tomorrow night.
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Covington
Liberty Hall
Council
F. E. Leeds
Co. C. Avery
Craig
Governor Delays Covington Commonwealth’s Attorney Appointment
The appointment to fill the Covington Commonwealth's Attorney vacancy from Maurice Galvin's resignation has been postponed by Governor A. K. Willson to later this week. L. T. Applegate has strong backing and is favored to win. a decision was anticipated yesterday.
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Commonwealth
Covington
Maurice Galvin
A. K. Willson
L. T. Applegate
Kentucky Senate Fight Seen As Prolonged Deadlock
State Senator E. E. Walker reports the Beckham Bradley contest is in an early skirmish stage with a likely deadlock. Walker notes solid Republican backing for Bradley and anti Beckham Democrats unlikely to switch sides prior to the Legislature on Tuesday. Arnett from Frankfort predicts ongoing stalemate and possible Kentucky absence in the 1910 Senate if Beckham fails.
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E. E. Walker
Frankfort
J. C. W. Beckham
W. O. Bradley
Walker
United States
Bradley
Beckham
L. W. Arnett
Covington
Kentucky
Senate
Thieves Raid Homes In Two Early Evening Thefts
John Bruegeemann reports burglars smashed the hall door glass and forced the lock before escaping with silverware, frightened by a noise upstairs. Mrs Frances Keene says a thief posing as a customer grabbed her cash drawer and fled after failing to secure change, pursued by Mrs Kliene.
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John Bruegeemann
East Thirteenth Street
Frances Keene
Garrard Avenue
Will Send a Delegate to Promote Tuberculosis Law
Health Officer L E Brinker and Meat and Milk Inspector Dr W E A Wyman of Covington spoke to Kenton County dairymen at Five Mile House Lexington pike about the bovine tuberculosis bill. A delegate was chosen to travel to Frankfort to press the measure. The bill proposes state payment of 50 dollars per head for cattle condemned and destroyed by health boards.
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L. E. Brinker
W. E. A. Wyman
Covington
Kenton County
Lexington Pike
Frankfort
Order of Boards of Health
Covington Notes Reports Fires Fines Deaths and Incorporation
Charles Williams and William Devine quarreled at the Louisville and Nashville Railroad boarding house in Covington. Williams cut Devine with a butcher knife and was charged with disorderly conduct. Oliver P. Fairchild, 77, died in Kenton Heights. Dr. J. D. Coillins to be buried in Maysville. W. W. Mansfield, a Cincinnati Southern brakeman, killed near Ludlow and buried in Sadieville. Four year old Voy Davis died from accidental burns. the Morison Leroy Planing Mill Company filed for incorporation in Covington with $10,000 capital.
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Charles Williams
William Devine
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Covington
Williams
Devine
Ben Echman
Hackathorn
Oliver P. Fairchild
Kenton Heights
Fairchild
J. D. Coillins
Maysville
Madison Avenue
W. W. Mansfield
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Ludlow
Sadieville
Mansfield
Voy Davis
Louis Davis
Davis
West Third Street
Morrison-Leroy Planing Mill Company
John Co. B. Yates
Covington Health Officer Reports Twenty-Five Deaths in Week
Covington Health Officer L F E Brinker lists twenty five deaths this week including adults such as Michael Schwab 75 and Julia Curtin 86 with causes like pneumonia senility tuberculosis and uraemia and infants Hettie F Christopher 5 months and Marvin L Hughes 10 months among others.
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L. F E. Brinker
Covington
Michael Schwab
Sophie Reigers
B. Frederick Melcheor
William Ashley
Hettie F. Christopher
Zella M. Price
Daisy Johnson
Clarence W Martin
Marvin L. Hughes
John Freeman
Julia Sheehan
Julia Curtin
Mattie R. Ashcraft
Alice Landrum
Henry O'Neil
Malinda White
Nicholas Fagin
James A. McConnell
Anasarca
Donald &. Phillips
William Morrallee
Clem Bauer
Theresa Grindmeyer
Fannie Latham
Bryan to Lecture at Covington Library
William Jennings Bryan is engaged by the Aston Madera Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy to lecture in the Library Auditorium Covington Tuesday evening January 21 at 8 o clock. His subject will be The Old World and Its Ways.
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William Jennings Bryan
Aston Madera
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Covington
Covington Marriage License Noted in Local Record
Harry E Pfeiffer of Hamilton Ohio and Mary Ganei of Hamilton Ohio obtained a marriage license in Covington. Residing locations and ages are listed as Hamilton Ohio.
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Covington
Harry_E_ Pfeiffer
Hamilton, O
Mary
Ganei Hamilton, O
Covington Real Estate Transfer
Alice and William Nunn sell to Hiram A. Swegles a 144 foot parcel on Amelia Street for 475 dollars.
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Covington Real Estate
Alice
William Nunn
Hiram A. Swegles
Amelia Street
Strange Malady Strikes Newlywed McCormicks on California Trip
Frederick McCormick and his bride, arriving from Indianapolis, fell ill after visiting his parents in Campbell County. The bride improved while the husband remained unconscious, baffling physicians with a puzzling illness during their wedding trip.
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Frederick McCormick
Bride
Indianapolis
California
Campbell County
Mrs. McCormick
Newport city faces first salary suit by former employees
Blaine McLaughlin files in Circuit Court for Charles Pryor a claim of 192 dollars, asserting city payroll under an ordinance set at 60 dollars per month from 1904 onward but paid at 24 dollars biweekly through January 1906. Lickert seeks 175 and Young 183 dollars. suit follows prior council review of three similar claims.
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Newport
Circuit Court
Blaine McLaughlin
Charles Pryor
General Council
Pryor
William Lickert
Joe Young
Newport News in Brief
Mayor Krieger requested the Newport and Covington Bridge Co to provide a detailed monthly financial statement for 1906 07 showing receipts of 10498 71 operating expenses 5463 28 dividends 5000 and a year end balance of 35 43. Thomas Weston reports theft from his bread box on Second street. Mrs Mamie Daley sues for divorce alleging abandonment. The Mingo Tribe No 93 Newport will join Miami Tribe to march to Cincinnati for a public meeting at Linton Hall Seventh and Walnut streets. Overseer Henry Nel notes a surge of relief seekers. Campbell County farmers plan to meet in Alexandria to choose delegates for a February 4 Frankfort farmers institute.
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Krieger
George Balme
Newport and Covington Bridge Company
Thomas Weston
Second Street
Mamie Daley
Mingo Tribe
Red Men
Newport
Cincinnati
Linton Hall
Seventh and
Walnut Streets
Henry Nel
Campbell County
Alexandria
Farmers’ Institute
Frankfort
Democrats Fight Redistricting Bill In Newport
Campbell County leaders oppose a Kentucky redistricting bill that shifts the county from the Sixth to the Seventh District arguing it removes local influence in the congressional nominee. Campbell County Democrats vow to work to defeat the measure.
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Newport
Kentucky
Campbell County
Newport Police Target Practice Scores
Newport police held a target practice session in Armory Hall with 50 possible points. Night Lieutenant Frank Bregel led with 39, followed by Henry Venard 33 Elmer Wright 32 Meyers 30 John Sheeran 28 Frank Morton 28 and Chief Lickert 19. weekly practice is planned.
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Newport Police Department
Armory Hall
Frank Bregel
Henry Venard
Elmer Wright
Meyers
John Sheeran
Frank Morton
Lickert
Daytons Funerals For Jolly And Childs In City
Funeral services for Captain Owen F. Jolly will be held this afternoon at 1 30 from 431 Fifth Avenue with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Ray Childs, who died in El Paso, Texas, will be buried in Evergreen Cemetery after services at his mother's Clark Street home. services listed for Tower M E Church and First Baptist, Presbyterian, St Johns P E and St Pauls German Lutheran churches with times and topics.
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Owen F. Jolly
Fifth Avenue
J. G. Déver
Evergreen Cemetery
Ray Childs
el Paso
Tex
Clark Street
Tower M. E
J. G. Dover
W. A. Wray
Presbyterian Church
J. N. Ervin
P. E. Society
Edgar Dickerson
St. John’s’ P. E
C. Emigholy
St. Paul's German Lutheran Church
Newport Considers Raising City Tax Rate to 1 65
City officials led by Mayor Krieger discuss increasing the 1.50 tax rate to 1.65 per hundred dollars to fund street cleaning garbage removal and fixed expenses. Delinquent taxes exceed 30 000 dollars and the auditor cannot estimate collectable totals. A joint Ways and Means committee meeting will decide on the rate change.
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Newport
General Council
Krieger
Committee On Ways and Means
Quiet Returns as Senat orial Campaign Subdues in Kentucky
Frankfort dispatch reports a calm post primary with lawmakers largely away from home. Governor Beckham receives many pro Beckham telegrams while Bradley backs a united Republican front. Adjournment questions loom and new appointments including Notaries Public and State Inspector loom in Franksfort.
Youth Wins First Prize in Pony Show at Music Hall
Master Albert Erhardt son of Gottlieb Erhardt Jr of 4170 Hamilton Avenue won first prize for best pony and driver and for owning the finest pony on display at the pony show in Music Hall last week.
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Young & Carl
Albert Erhardt
Gottlieb Erhardt, Jr
Hamilton Avenue
Music Hall
Assault by a man on Leona Butz on Hopkins Street
A man assaulted Leona Butz at Hopkins Street last night knocking her down and grabbing her purse. Pedestrians pursued the assailant who dropped the purse and it was recovered by the rightful owner.
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Leona Butz
Central Avenue
Hopkins Street
Couple Arrested Over White Slave Traffic Rumors
Sergeant Convers and Patrolmen Framme and Myler arrested Morris Brensky and his wife Yetta, both held on suspicion. Brensky 29 and Yetta 30, residents of 526 West Seventh Street, New York City, are accused of involvement in a white slave traffic ring in New York City. A Dunlap hat is sold only at a Fourth Street store near Vine beside Ingalls Building.
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Convers
Framme and
Myler
Morris Brensky
Yetta
New York City
West Seventh Street
Brensky
Fourth Street
Vine
Ingalls
Cincinnati Business Leaders Featured in Illustrated Magazine
Several Cincinnati business men will be portrayed in next Sunday’s Illustrated Magazine. Readers who know these gentlemen are urged to obtain The Commercial Tribune copy, as the magazine is included free with the Sunday paper and covers various foreign and local topics.
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Cincinnati
Illustrated
Commercial Tribune
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South Covington and Cincinnati Railway
Willson
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New Richmond
Amelia, O
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Lows
Ferctal Tribune
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State Board of Equalization
Louisville
M. H. Thatcher
Thatcher
Henry B. Hines
Hines
State College At
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W. W. Watkins
Lebanon
C. W. Clay
Paris
R. C. Stoll
Lewis L. Walker
Howell Davis
Ken- Lee
Clarence R. Mengel
W. E. Koop
Charles S. Millard
William Percy Semple
Tage
Main
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Ala
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Teva Gibralt
ST West
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Naples
Marseilles
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Ame
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Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
N.Y
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Brighton
German National Bank
Bepler & Co
Race St
Kuhn & Sons
Western German Bank
Europe
Flyers
Lloyd Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Kronprinz Wilhelm Kronprinzessin
Cecilie and
Kaiser Wilhelm II
S.kuhn & Sons
Atlantic 5. S
Thos, Cook & Son
Tours
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Bighon Pioneer Steam Carpet Cleaning
Ait Muteedeta
West Fifth St
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