Not a Favorite Wins at Latonia Horse Track
Latonia witnessed upsets as six favorites fell. Haas won the sixth with Belleview second by a hair, owner Bedwell raising Haas to 1200 dollars. Madman won the fourth, Banives led from start to finish in the second, Quagga defeated Miss Crawford in the third, Dr. Barkley led to win the fifth, and Hans edged Belleview by a nose in the final race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Haas
Belleview
Hans
H. G. Bedwell
W. 8. Williams
Bedwell
Charlie Dastman
Madman
Charlie Eastman
Tom Holland
Tannle
Woodnitch
Dextrine
Sinfran
Orlet
Tannile
Quagga
J. C. Core
Masson
Miss Crawford
Core
Missford
Star
Joe Rose
Dr. Barkley
Snap
Barkley
Carew
Mamie Algol
Lillie Turner
Vanen
St Aulaire and rivals in sixth race one mile and an eighth
In the sixth race at one mile and one eighth Haas with 110 pounds ridden by Austin led with Belleview at 112 ridden by Taplin at 3 to 1 and Vanen carrying 101 with Coburn at 12 to 1 among rivals Time finished in 1 52. Carew Alma Boy Lillie Turner and Mamie Algol also ran in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banies
Ibs
Martin
Redeem
Austin
Mae Henley
Taplin
Amanda Lee
Canisel
Ora Dale
Eva Tanguay
Autumn Rose
Pinkary
Quagga
Lubin
Stan
Burns
Masson
J. C. Core
Moscow Belle
Listerine
Miss Crawford
St. Aulaire
Joe Rose
Haas
Belleview
Vanen
Coburn
Carew
Alma Boy
Lillie Turner
Mamie Algol
Semifinals Set In Taft Cup Golf Tourney Action
Yesterday on the Grandin road course the Taft directors and consolation cups advanced to the semifinals. R A Gray Brent Arnold George Balch and F G Harrison remain in the Taft Cup with Gray facing Arnold and Balch meeting Harrison. Bartlett edged Thrasher in the Directors Cup while Ives Rashford Brister Williamson Tyree Gest Woods win their matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandin Road Links
R. A. Gray
Brent Arnold
George R. Balch
F. G. Harrison
Taft
Gray
Arnold
Balch
Harrison
Germans Select Yachts For Marblehead Races
Kiel July 2 The Imperial Yacht club committee chose German representatives for the Sonderklasse races to be held at Marblehead this summer. They berth Altés Witelsbach V Hevella owned by O Protzen and W Rachenius and Herr Berghoff Wrachenius with Seehund II. The vessels will be shipped to America within days and the skippers will follow later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiel
Imperial Yacht Club
Sonderklasse
Marblehead
Ase
Alté
Wittelsbach V
Hevella
O. Protzen
W. Rachenius
Herr Berghoff Wrachenius
Herr Berghoff
Seehund II
America
Yale Rower Frank Baker Weds Miss Mary Quentin
New Haven July 2 Yale crew members announce the marriage of Frank Baker of Zanesville Ohio who rowed No 5 and Miss Mary Quentin of New Haven. The ceremony occurred in Jersey City when Baker resumed studies at Sheffield Scientific School. The couple kept the nuptials private to relatives. Baker is a junior and will not return to finish the course. The bride watched Yale lose the race from an observation car at New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
New London
Frank Baker
Zanesville
Mary Quentin
Jersey City
Baker
Sheffield Scientific School
New Ndon
State racing board refuses Paducah dates in July
The state racing commission, meeting in Lexington, denied Paducah a July racing slate of twenty one days at the half mile track. Paducah officials sought bookmakers as Latonia has, but the request was refused. Races may still proceed on dates already requested beginning July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
State 1 Commission
Paducah
Latonia
Vanderbilt Leads French Turf Winners This Season
New York July 2 W K Vanderbilt heads the list of winners on the French turf since the season opened March 12, his horses winning 160 400 up to June 30 Maurice Rothschilds is second with 121 200 Baron De Rothschilds Verndun is the top single winner with 110 600 including the 75 000 Grand Prix Mr Vanderbilt Oversight is fourth with 61 000 to his credit
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New York
W. K. Vanderbilt
Maurice Rothschilds
Baron de Rothschilds
Verndun
Vanderbilt
Whitney Buys Persimmon Colt at Tattersall Sale
New York July 2 Harry Payne Whitney paid 13300 for a Persimmon colt out of Dame D Or at a Tattersall sale in England by cablegram.
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New York
Harry Payne Whitney
England
Persimmon Dame D'Or
Open Tennis Tournament Highlights and Upcoming Doubles Match
The St. Joseph event saw C. S. Peters of Chicago defeat H. Brewster of St. Joseph 6-4 5-7 6-3 in a singles match. The challenge round doubles pits Pete and Drummond Jones of St. Louis against opponents, to be played Saturday.
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ST. H.* Mo
Phe
Racing card for Jubilee meeting multiple events
The program lists six races across the Jubilee meeting with weights and runners. Live Wire and Belleek top the six furlong main event, followed by hurdles and flat races including Medallion Dalmatian Fire Box and Fitzherbert in featured for three year olds. Other fields include Glorifier selling, Etherial maiden two year olds and a Coney Island Jockey Club stakes.
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Belleek
Nimbus
Rialto
Lady Bedford
Notasulga
Pantoufie
Desirous
Sententious
Hoffman
Perrion
R Reginald
Medallion
Fitzherbert
Waponoca
St. Joseph
Miss Catesby
Shaplaie
Daughter
Eddie "Dugan
Heart Pan Chickasaw
Oxer
Livingstone
Curly Locks
Flying Foots
Slav
Top Notch
Heroes
Inspired
Sweet Simplicity
Blundara
Mascot to Open New Chester Comic Opera Company
The Mascot, an amusing Audran work, will launch Chester’s new comic opera company at Colonel Martin's park with two performances this weekend as farewell for Miss Norwood and Miss Collier. Pitkin will lead the comedians, MacDonald is prima donna, and the bill features La Moine, Browning, and others in a varied vaudeville and singing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audran
Chester Comic Opera Company
Grand Opera
St. Louis
Pitkin
Miss MacDonald
Chester
Mascot
la Moines
Orient
la Moine
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Browning
Granbury
la Mon
Alvin
Coney's Fourth Celebrated At Coney Island Park
Coney Island begins Fourth of July events with noontime park happenings and a half holiday. Crowds are expected for river steamers and rides. The white clubhouse will likely host many diners, and extra steamer runs may be scheduled if crowds persist. Fireworks are planned for tomorrow evening and are described as exceptionally fine.
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Coney’s
Coney Island, Company
Coney Rides
Coney
Timeline of Theater Figures and Milestones
Chronology lists birthdays and deaths of playwrights actors and notable events from 1777 to 1907 including De Loutherb Set scenes first used 1777 and Mrs Keene born 1805. Names include Cohan Barnum Sheridan Shelley Lacy Fiske Dun dreary Thump Harris Stahl Lemaitre Toole Cushman Gillette Belasco Shaw Stern Anderson Kendal Foote Horniman among others.
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Charles Keene
de Loutherb
Engele
London
George M. Cohan
P. T. Barnum
Samuel Lover
Richard
Brinsley ‘Sheridan
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Frank Lacy
Charles Klein
Minnie Maddern Fiske
New York
Wallack’s
Tom Taylor
Lord Dundreary
Hilda Antony
J. . Cheever Goodwin
Wang
E Ludwig Fulda
Tom Thump
Henry B. Harris
Rose Stahl
Guy Williams
Fanny Vining
Frederic Lemaitre
John L. Toole
Charlotte Cushman
William Gillette
Hartford
Conn
David Belasco
San Francisco
George Bernard Shaw
Dublin
Ireland
Ben Stern
Mary Anderson
Mrs. Kendal
Samuel Foote
Bath
England
Oy ‘Ray * Horniman
Miracles at Coney Exposition Delights July Crowd
At Coney Island during the Fourth of July week Prof. Van Dorn and company perform a crucible process to make snow and icicles in July. They claim to freeze a rubber ball to 310 degrees below zero and shatter it, and to freeze flowers and fruit rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Coney Island
Prof
van Dorn
Horse Racing Cards With Weights and Odds
Race by race results list winners, weights, and odds for six events plus times. Notable horses include Hilltop, Requital Handicap, Crescendo, Sir Walter, The Gloaming, and The Meelick with multiple runners such as Evening Song and Bonnie Kelso noted among turf and dirt courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smile
Black Mate
Garner
Hilltop
McCahey
Arasee
Glass
Sir Cleges
Mombassa
Takahira
Ida D
Warden
Tim Pippin
Prince Gal
Powers
Miss Kearney
Dugan
Sir Alveecot
Yamaran
Langenbeck
Zacatecas
Helen Carroll
Fashion Plate
Smith
Montgomery
Bowers
Huckey
Page
Norbitt
Rye
Beauclerc
Lynch
Bonnie Kelso
Upton
Gus Feane
Ike
Butler
Rio Grande
Hrnsentrout
Buxton
Grand Rapids
Light House
Niagara
Raynor
Acumen
Scoville
San Antonio
St. Dunstan
Aston Key
Loco
Coonskin
Fireworks and International Acts Spark Fourth of July Night at the Zoo
The Zoo hosts a patriotic Fourth with new pattern fireworks said to be the finest yet. A. F. Thavin brings cornet and a novelty act while Russian singers and dancers perform. The planned arrival of a Dingos duo adds a curious sensation, with security measures in place for the planned event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Thavin
Valpai
Thavin
Sol Stephen
Draper
Cecelia Loftus Marries Dr Waterman in Kensington Registry
Actress Cecelia Loftus wed Dr A H Waterman of Chicago on June 9 at the Kensington Registry office. After an American tour she will return to legitimate drama while Waterman plans to practice in London. Loftus had previously separated from Justin Huntley McCarthy. The marriage was kept secret among a few close friends.
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Cecelia Loftus
Kensington Registry
A. H Waterman
Chicago
Miss Loftus
Dr. Waterman
London
Justin Huntley McCarthy
Premier Transvestite Star to Head Chester Free Vaudeville
Mlle Vanity, a world renowned premier transiese, will headline the Chester free vaudeville bill starting Sunday afternoon. She has headlined European capitals and starred with George Cohan in The American Idea last season. She is the highest paid artist ever engaged for Chester free vaudeville. The remainder of the act features strong performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Chester Park
Mlle
Vanity
Europe
George Cohan
Chester Frée
Buffalo Ranch at Chester Delivers Genuine Park Entertainment
The Buffalo Ranch at Chester stands out as a top park attraction with crowd-pleasing performances. Attendees depart the annex impressed by the thrilling and authentic entertainment value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Lagoon Amusement Park Announces Fourth Fifth Programs
Lagoon schedules fireworks and free sensational features with band and operatic acts on the grounds and clubhouse veranda. Crossman trio provides vaudeville, Herbert Crossman has operatic experience and strong baritone. Monday offers mammoth fireworks and six flying Barnards aerials free to the public all week. Illness of Edward Hutchinson shifts cast to New York tenor, Frank Golden joins for character parts. Moonlit lake evenings draw crowds to enjoy the natural beauty and serenity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossman
Herbert Crossman
Pyke
Edward Hutchinson
Hutchison Musical Comedy Company
New York
Frank Golden
Layoon
Millcreek Valley Celebrates Homecoming Day
Millcreek valley towns mark Homecoming Day at Carthage Fair grounds under the Federated Improvement association. A morning field meet for youths, an Arlington versus Hartwell ball game, an 8 pm fireworks display and dance follow. Mayor Josiah Kirby will read the Declaration of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millcreek Valley
Carthage Fair Grounds
Federated Improvement Association of
Arlington
Hartwell
Josiah Kirby
Wyoming
Louisville Wins Encampment Bid At Spanish War Veterans Meet
At Newport the United Spanish War Veterans chose Louisville for the May encampment after a lively vote. A banquet followed at the Spiritualist temple with many state officers present. Captain G W Fahlbush of Newport collapsed from heat and is reported ill, removing him from further events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish War Veterans
Newport
Louisville
Kentucky
Commercial Club
Spiritualist
Overton Street
Eral Edward ‘White
Chicago
Wiedemann Brewery
Military Order of Serpent
G. W.fahlbush
Columbia Street
Alexander M
Fahlbush
Demoss Believed Arrested in Melbourne Saloon Murder
John H. Demoss, a former Melbourne postmaster, is believed arrested in Appleton Wisconsin for the murder of Louis Fullhardt following a dispute over a Melbourne land lot on June 16. Identity not yet definite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Demoss
Melbourne
Fullhardt
Newport church notes show July Fourth services and sermons
Grace Methodist conducts flag raising at 9 15 on the lawn with a morning Sunday school and Dr Joel Ross address on Korea followed by an evening service on the lawn uniting the league and worship at York Street Congregational F E Bigelow preaching Corner Stones of the Republic at 11am and Is the Saloon a Good Thing for Newport at 745pm St Marks Lutheran holds 1030am service Partners in Crime Holy Communion at St Pauls Episcopal no evening services until September Central Christian morning Our National Glory evening A Good Sunday Habit Taylor Street M E East Third street Dawn of Day 11am special Fourth fitting spicy service 730pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist
J. A. Chapman
Joel Ross
Korea
League
York Street
F. E. Bigelow
St. Mark’s English Lutheran
H. W. Hanshue
Partners In Crime
St. Paul’s Episcopal
Charles Clingman
Holy Communion
Kentucky
Central Christian
Charles L. Garrison
Taylor Street M. E
East Third Street
I. W. Crates
Surprises in Campbell County Democratic Party Slate
The Campbell County Democratic Party moves toward a unified ticket with Judge Hawkins withdrawing and Louis Reuscher poised as the unopposed county judge candidate. Attention shifts to county clerk with J. Lyman Bryan, assistant cashier at Newport National Bank, expected to be the nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Campbell County
J. Lyman Bryan
Newport National Bank
Farmer Escapes Injury In Fort Thomas Collision
George Rubin a Campbell county farmer narrowly escaped serious harm in a collision with a Fort Thomas car near Brent station. The wagon was demolished after a sharp river road curve hid the approaching vehicle until the motorman could not see it. Rubin sustained bruises but was treated by Dr. Robertson and found to have no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rubin
Brent
Campbell County
Fort Thomas
Rubin
Robertson
Campbell County Courts and Local Proceedings
Attorneys for Charles McIntosh who was convicted on one of twelve indictments for obtaining money under false pretenses filed a motion for a new trial. Other cases include Alma Ballman’s divorce and name restoration, arrests for loitering, a youth held for juvenile court, and a Republican contest for Newport police and fire board control set for October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McIntosh
McIntosh
Alma E. Ballman
William F. Ballman
Alma Lohr
William Johnson
William Eppy
William Allen
Wesley Fisher
E. Anderson
Newport Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Kentucky Court of Appeals
George Littleford Transfer of Lot in Marxmiller Subdivision
George Littleford and wife transfer lot 5 in Marxmiller subdivision in Highlands to John 8 Littleford. Legal description appears in local records with ownership change and property details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Littleford
John
Littleford
Marxmiller
Highlands
Newport News Notes and Local Activities
Eight year old Willie Gill of Newport on Hodge street is severely injured after a blank cartridge pistol discharged into his left hand. In Campbell county a major educational uplift meeting ended at the seminary in Coldspring with Superintendent Williams of Augusta and other speakers addressing teachers and residents. In Detroit, relatives pursue a gubernatorial pardon for Thomas Wilson convicted of pocket picking on a Fort Thomas car. The Dayton Progressive Loan and Building Association elected officers for the year. Due to a dispute between Republican and Democratic commissioners, board meetings may be halted until the litigation in the Kentucky court of appeals is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Gill
Henry Gill
Hodge Street
Newport
Kentucky
Campbell County
Coldspring
Williams
Augusta
Thomas Wilson
Detroit
Mich
Fort Thomas
Willson
Progressive Loan and Building Association of Dayton
Harry Sequille
Willam Donaldson
T. A. Casey
M. E. Belch
W. E. Piper
C. S. Vongandy
J. E.schreiber
W. G. Parrott
W. D. Richards
Edward Kirchner
P. T. Carothers
Newport Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Covington Enforces Midnight Closing Law Citywide
Police commissioners order strict enforcement of the midnight closing law after complaints. Higgins charges Officer Colvin over an alleged failure to arrest a disruptive patron. A Friday hearing will hear both sides. Chief Schuler directed confiscation of pistols and revolvers used in Fourth of July celebrations. City reports show 564 arrests in six months to June, $500 in fines and $26,862 in salaries. Fire Chief Griffith notes June fire boss costs of $194.
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Polce
Co. G
Higgins
Colvin
Schuler
Griffith
Racing Notes from Sheepshead Bay Feature Finish
In an exciting finish Fashion Plate prevailed as the favorite in the feature event at free form racing. Montgomery led early but Fashion Plate moved up to win by a length and a half. An extra racing day has been announced following the card. First Race The Grapple selling event carried $500 added.
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Erheepshead Bay
Suis
Fashion Plate
Hamilton Races Report Amid Weather Dullness
Weather trimmed attendence at Hamilton races. Shore Lark won the first race over Connie Maid and Caper Sauce with times around 1 42. Lady Sybil took the five furlongs in 1 01 2 6 with Fair Louise in second. Personal won the six furlongs, Pinto second, May Lutze third. Edgely led the selling 400 with Uncle Jimmy Gray second and Deburgoo third. Smaller fields and turf event included Little Sage and others in the final standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Shore Lark
Ibs
Chandler
Connie Maid
McIntyre
Caper Sauce
J. Reid
Lady Sybil
Fair Louise
Howard
Hammond
Dolly Maddis
Caledor Mait
Jolika
Lady Etna
Chilton Queen
Daisy Gerth
Polly Lee
Jorion
Deverich
Pinto
Preston
May Lutze
Kennedy
Edgely
Reta
Jimmy Gray
Brooks
Deburgoo
al Busch
Pacoby Webb
Royal
Legal Maidausau
Mapletort Aes
Rady Can Security
Seti
Jennie Fis
Botanist
Esiath
Ston Carroll
Presoe
Aralia
Canning
Benenkrul
Niblick
Barwick Mob Lynches Negro Henry Isaac
A mob near Barwick Georgia captured Henry Isaac a Black man and hanged him from a tree. His body was discovered beneath the bed of J F Headley a prominent Barwick citizen after gunfire earlier that morning.
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Moultrie
Henry Isaac
Barwick
J. F. Headley
NO EXPLOSIVES ON TRACKS CELEBRATION INCIDENT
Several boys were led before Chief Millikin yesterday afternoon for placing potassium nitrate on streetcar tracks. Exits were issued to police to arrest any boy found planting explosives on tracks. The colonel said such celebrations would not be tolerated.
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Millikin
Customer declares brokers owe him cash in suit
Robert J Hill, doing business as Forster Hauser & Co in Cincinnati, sues brokers Walter Forster and Albert Hauser in Covington seeking 3028.67 plus 2466.86 for stock grain and provisions deals. He also claims 100 deposited for investment and includes Kruthoffer 200 and Hodges 261 claims. Forster lives in Dayton and Hauser in Bellevue. suit filed in Kentucky court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J .Hill
Walter Forster
Albert Hauser
Forster, Hauser & Co
Johnston Building
Cincinnati
United States
Covington
Hill
E. B. Kruthoffer
Allen Hodges
Forster
Dayton
Hauser
Bellevue
Kentucky
Latonia to Have Two Aldermen if Annexed
President Cleary presided at a Democratic city council caucus to set preliminaries for annexing Letoria. The plan increases aldermen to seven and lets Latonia citizens elect two new members at the November election if no hitch arises in the annexing program. Attorneys Frank Tracy and Alie Howard were present.
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Cleary
Letoria
Latonia
Board of Aldermen
Huch
Frank Tracy
Alie Howard
Property Transfers Noted Across Several Lots
The record shows several real estate transfers including Thomas R. Roberts to Lizzie Roberts for a southwest corner lot at Sixth Set and Pleasant Street. Helen Woehler to John Finn on the north side parcel at Pleasant Street. Wallace selling multiple lots including numbers 6 and 74 and lot 73. Colville transferring to Margaret Wallace for lot 76 in Fort Mitchell addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Roberts
Helen Woehler
John Finn
Jot North Aide
Pleasant Street
Enel
Ees
Wallace
Fort Mone
Ced Ee
Colville
Margaret
Lot
Fort Mitchell
Doubtful council caucus set for next Tuesday
Officials promised a caucus on Tuesday to discuss a motion regarding their duties for the councilmen before entering session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
City Health Board Custodian Appointment Row
The Council refuses to recognize the Health Board on appointing a custodian for Covington infection hospital. City Solicitor Shepherd stated the board should appoint, but the council insisted the council, as the appointing power, must act. A motion to let the board choose was defeated and the matter laid over to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Shephard
Board of Healthody
Cleary
Coviny Tax Collections Reach Record High
The Coviny tax collections total $182 800 10 as reported by Treasurer Percival, surpassing June figures last year of $174, with a near midnight rush saving many payments from penalties. The season’s haul is noted as the largest in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cit Urer
Percival
Renee
Trinity Church Notes On Union Services And Sermons
Covington church notes list Trinity James M Magruder Holy communion and sermon at 11 with subject Church Attendance as a Religious Duty. Morning service 7 45 at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Glass pastor. Union services to be held at First Baptist at 7 46 with pastor preaching. Other churches schedule sermons and union services including First Christian Shinkle Methodist and First Presbyterian.
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Trinity
James M. Magruder
Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Glass
First Baptist Church
Scott Street
J. R. Savage
First Christian
Milo Atkinsonister
First Baptist Shinkle Methodist
John E
Union
G. F. Oliver
Stout
Baptist Church
First Presbyterian
J. I. Blac
Servicg
St. John’s Episcopal
John M. Ton
Walieks
Fourth Street Christian
T. C
Milk dealer faces health violations and warrants in Covington
Health inspector notes a milk dealer, Clem Schulte, served a warrant for health regulation violations and must appear before Judge Read. A Lewisburg slaughterhouse may face action. proprietors could be prosecuted. School board member James Mete left for a two week vacation at Clark's Lake Michigan. Co R McKay of Toledo named superintendent general manager of the South C and Cincinnati Street railway. A gasoline stove explosion on West Ninth Street injures Mrs. John Thobe but injuries are minor and fire is contained. Bromley school board approves R R Hutchinson as principal and Anna Laura Biehl as teacher. A second stove blast at 1413 Russell Street causes fire, extinguished with burn injuries to Mrs Katherine Michelsch. Elizabeth hospital resident dies at 71 from dropsy. funeral at St E cemetery today. Thomas Davis, lineman, dies at home. wife and child survivals noted.
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Clem Schulte
Booth
Read
Lewisburg
James Mete
Clark’s Lake
Mich
R. McKay
Toledo
Onian
South’ C . & Cincinnati Street Railway
Toledo Company
West Ninth Street
John Thobe
Bromley School Board
R. R. Hutchinson
Prinel
Anna Laura Biehl
A. P. Corscent
Russell Street
Katherine Michelsch
Elizabeth’s Hospital
St. E Cemetery
Thomas Davis
Greenup Street
Yester
Kenton County court suit challenges Latonia tax assessments
R B Bowler sues to halt Latonia tax collection on Kenton street property claimed overvalued. Several taxpayers oppose assessments and tests for trial are planned. Judge Shaw grants divorce for Lotta Owens from Owens. will of Joseph Pottber filed for probate leaving all property to his wife with guardianship and executrix duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Bowler
O of
Latonia
Kenton Street
Shaw
Lotta Owens
Owens
Joseph Pottber
Latonia Sunday Church Services Listed
Latonia churches publish Sunday schedule with St Mark's Evangelical 9 30 a m and 7 30 p m service with Patriotic Duty. Trinity M E led by Rev Perkins preaches at 7 30, First Baptist at 11 a m, Christian Church Sunday School 9 30 a m and preaching 11 a m 7 30 p m.
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St. Mark's
Evangelica School
Trinity M. E
Perkins
First Baptist
Christian Church
Ohio men are selected for Sigma Chi grand chapter
The ninth annual grand chapter of the Sigma Chi fraternity closed its four session in Chicago on July 2 with the election of officers for the coming year and changes in the constitution. Consul George Ade, Chicago. tribune William A. Trimpe, editor Newman Miller, Chicago. historian Earl D. Hostetter, Chicago. treasurers Ralph B. Potter, Chicago. C. Arms, Chicago. Praetors Floyd E. Johnson, Philadelphia. John R. Tucker, Rio Vista. Hills, Columbus. Heilman, Indianapolis. C. F. Little Rock list of officers and places posted.
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Chicago
Ma Chi
Elec
Consul
George
Ade
Ster
William V. Brouthers
Tribune
William A. Trimpe
Newman Miller
Chicatorian
Earl D. Hostetter
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Tees
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Bert C. Arms
Praeters
Floyd E. Johnson
Pbia
John R. Tucker
Rio Vai
Co. C. Hills
Columbus
Heilman
Indianapolis
Ind
C. F. Little Rock
Ark
Cincinnatians Named to Postmaster Posts in Special Dispatch
Postmaster General Hitchcock appointed Louis Wrenn and Otto Helle as letter carriers in Cincinnati. Bascom Callihan was named postmaster of Eversole County, Kentucky, succeeding J. S. resigned.
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Otto
Helle
Commercial
Washington
Hitchcock
Louis W
Otto #ielle
Cincinnati
Bascom Callihan
Eversole
County
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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!