Bryan Nomination Domination as Delegates Converge
As crowds fill town for a convention, Bryan's strength grows with state delegations forming and Murphy's cautious stance leaving New York silent. Allied opponents falter, while Pennsylvania contestors and Guffey watchers shape expectations for the opening session and Cleveland memorial resolutions.
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Bryan
New York
Murphy
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Johnson and Gray
Mr. Murphy
Grape-Nuts Helped Teacher Secure Better Pay
A Kansas schoolteacher credits Grape-Nuts and a better diet with ending years of nervous illness and enabling her to return to teaching. She reports energy gains, a higher salary, and improved health after adopting the cereal with cream as a regular part of her meals. The testimonial closes with references to Postum and the road to well being.
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Sivandes
Sam
Postum’Co
Battle Ant
Wellpia
Garber Succeeds Johnson On National Committee List
Denver July 6 The new National Committee members elected at state caucuses include John W. Tomlinson Birmingham Alabama Guy B. Tucker Arkansas Nathan Cole California Homer S Cummings Connecticut and many others with several states listing blanks. Ohio Garber is named and selections on the Resolutions Committee are pending.
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Denver
Alabama
John W. Tomlinson
Birmingham
Arkansas
Guy B. Tucker
California
Nathan Cole
Los Angeles
Colorado
Alva Adams
Pueblo
Connecticut
Stamford
Delaware
Blank
Florida
Georgia
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Wyoming
John E. Osborne
Rawlins
Alaska
Arizona
Selim J. Michaels
District of Columbia
Hawaii
New Mexico
Porto Rico
D. N. Field
Guayamas
Ohio
Resolutions Committee
John E. Lamb
Indiana
J. W. C. Beckham
Kentucky
William R. Tompson
West Virginia
Covington to Build Viaduct On Willow Street Crossings
Covington leaders move to curb grade crossings after annexing Central Covington. Aimed at Willow street crossing used by L&N tracks to reach the fire house, the plan seeks ordinances to compel railroad companies to build a viaduct or eliminate dangerous crossings. The measure passed unanimously amid other fiscal and street improvements and tax actions in the council meeting.
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Willow Street
Louisville& Nashville Railroad
Fifteenth Street
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
General Council
City of
Covington
Murder Theory Grows In Huffman Case In Ohio River
The body of Lafayette Huffman, a Newport carpenter, was found in the Ohio River at Evans Street Cincinnati and brought to Betz's. Funeral services will be held in Newport before burial at Grants Corner. The widow and brother support a theory he was murdered by robbers after disappearing March 6, aided by a blood-stained hat found on Central Bridge.
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Lafayette Huffman
Orchard Street
Newport
Ohio River
Evans Street
Cincinnati
Betz’s Undertaking Establishment
Grantsck
Betz
Huffman
William Huffman
Central Bridge
Suspect in Poisoning Case Fails to Be Identified
Philadelphia police press on with Frederick Gies Jr as their prime suspect in the death of Dr. William H. Wilson after William Olmstead, a type foundry worker, failed to identify him at City Hall. Olmstead had sold a letter marked "S8" used in a printed letter to the Coroner and on the stamp on the poisoned ale bottle.
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Philadelphia
Frederick Giés, Jr
William H. Wilson
William Olmstead
Gies
City Hall
Prince De Sagan Announces Quick Marriage Plan
Prince Helie de Sagan files notice to wed Mme Anna Gould in London. A full day is required between filing and marriage, but the couple may marry immediately within office hours. Officials report the ceremony will occur tomorrow in a church along the road de Piliowen.
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London
Prince Helie Dé Sagan
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince de Sagan
Covington Briefs Report Permits Janitor Hire and Accident
City Auditor W. H. Gould issued building permits to Orewe Parker for roof work on Pike Street at 200 dollars and to Mr Kramer for a five room brick cottage on Short Street at 1450 dollars. Charles Wise elected janitor of Covington Public Library to succeed Edward Schulkers July 15. Health Officer asked to fumigate library and books periodically. John L. Cushing of East Tenth Street won an eight year course at St Xavier College Cincinnati. William Kohler, 22, a painter of Spencer Street Amsterdam, fatally injured after a fall at Frank Darenkamp’s residence where he worked.
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Gould
Orewe Parker
Pike Street
Mr. Kramer
Short Street
Charles Wise
Covington Public Library
Edward Schulkers
John L. Cushing
East Tenth Street
St. Xavier's College
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Tenton
Campbell Counties
William Kohler
Spencer Street
Amsterdam
Frank Darenkamp
Newport News In Brief
Charles A. Newell brother of W H Newell secretary of Newport Water Works died at his home 218 East Fourth Street. Mrs John Cummins Newport died at her home 128 West Third Street with husband and several children surviving. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at Evergreen Cemetery chapel. Robert Nelson son of Colonel R W Nelson was badly injured when a toy pistol exploded. Day Sergeant William Cottingham returned from honeymoon with Mrs Mary Cross of Parkersburg W V. Florence Hazel Cooper 14 died yesterday at 727 York Street of typhoid fever. Body to be taken to Atchison Kansas tomorrow for burial. The Claims Committee of Council met all claims totaling 3617.32.
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Charles A. Newell
W. H. Newell
Newport Water Works
East Fourth Street
John Cummins
Newport
West Third Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Robert
R. W. Nelson
Nelson Place
William Cottingham
Mary Cross
Parkersburg
W. Va
Florence Hazel Cooper
York Street
Atchinson
Kas
of Council
Covington Real Estate Transfers and Lot Descriptions
Real estate records show W. W. and Nellie Williams transferring a 31 by 29 by 21 foot parcel in Covington to the city, plus M. Sanford et al transferring 87 by 140 feet at Fourteenth and Bullock to George Dickman. Also listed are lot transfers in Crescent Springs, including Lots 24 25 79 and 80 in Block 22 of the Crescent Springs Improvement Company's subdivision.
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W. W
Nellie Williams
Covington
M. Sandford
George Dickman
Crescent Springs Improvement Company
Crescent Springs
Embezzler Sentenced in Express Company Theft Case
Thomas A. J. O Connor, money order clerk for Pacific and Southern Express, admitted embezzling 5500 and pleaded guilty. He was sentenced to an indeterminate term at Chester Penitentiary after being brought back from Mexico.
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Express Money Order
East ST. Louis
Thomas A. J. O'Connor
Pacific and Southern Express
Mexico
Chester
Ohio swimmer drowns in Lake Mercer
Oh io swimmer Olle Stachier aged 18 drowned in Lake Mercer during an evening swim. His body was recovered, authorities said.
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Chlina
Olle Stachier
Lake Mercer
New City Treasurer Elected After Keller Death in Dayton
W. B. Thomas was elected to succeed the late Hales Keller as City Treasurer by the Dayton Council. An ordinance adopted plans for three trunk sewers on Main Vine and McKinney streets costing up to 37897 with property owners paying $1 per front foot and the city covering the rest from a 28000 bond issue. Council also passed resolutions on Mr. Keller’s death.
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W. B. Thomas
Hales Keller
Dayton
Main
Vine
McKinney
Talk Over Playgrounds By Newport Board Of Education
Newport Board of Education discussed opening schoolyards for playgrounds at all times of year. The motion by Cook sparked debate with Schelle opposing. committee report due next meeting. Truant officers elected Al Wagner William Clark Edward J. Davis. Bids for painting Arnold and Fourth Street Schools ranged 800 to 1200 dollars. Claims totaling 1808 dollars were allowed.
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Newport Board of Education
Cook
Meiner Schelle
Committee On Rules
al Wagner
Jacob Brown
William Clark
Edward J. Davis
Arnold
Fourth Street
Court notes list multiple suits in Covington and Dayton
Cynthia Audas sues Highland Land and Building Co for 4000 dollars and land in Dayton. A petition seeks bankruptcy for Hinde K. Haverly Co for 2200 dollars. Orders transfer cases due to familial ties. Judge Harbeson rules subcontractors retain claims until paid. Others relate to gambling devices, jail terms, and a bond forfeiture of Austin W. Tidd.
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Cynthia Audas
Highland Land and Building Company
Dayton
United States
Covington
Hinde K. Haverly
Walter Williams
Robert B. Snyder
Charlie Elkin
Harvey Thurman
Lewis Ramsey
Hinde, Haverly Co
Lexington
Shaw
BE. A. O'Hara
J. A. O'Hara
F. J. Scott
Harbeson
Grant County
Thomas Hearn
George J. Jetter
John B. Kohler
H. P. Stephens
John Lind
Charles McGarvey
Ludlow Lagoon
William Daugherty
Wilbur Carlisle
Reform School
James Penn
A. Ballman
Wallace and
Madison Avenue
Susan McIntosh
Bankers’ Surety Company of
Cleveland
Austin W. Tidd
Tidd
Campbell County Courts Rally with varied case outcomes
District actions include Richard Farmer v EHilerman & Sons with a 5000 dollar damages judgment appealed to the Court of Appeals. F K Ransom v Blue Grass Inn Company receivership associated claim of Frank Ader Construction Co. allowed at 585 dollars. A W Lett & Co v Moran awarded 1000 dollars with six percent interest from April 1895. Cynthia Audus v Highland Land Co dismissed at plaintiff cost. William Tilbergan arraigned and fined 60 dollars and jailed for thirty days. J A Robertson granted divorce from Cora Robertson.
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Richard Farmer
Ehilerman & Sons
Court of Appeals
F. K. Ransom
Blue Grass Inn Company
Frank Ader
M. R. Moran
Cynthia Audus
Highland Land Company
Dayton
William Tilbergan
Hawkins
Fragmentary Kentucky Names in Residence Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists names and towns in a residence notice style. Appears to include Paul Holz Hattie Baker Clara Pille and Charles Baker with locations Newport Bellevue Dayton Kentucky. Text is incomplete and reads like a brief registry snippet.
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Paul Iy Holz
Hattie” Weather
Newport
Charles Baker
A Bellevue
Clara Pille
Dayton, Ky
Ordinance on Herschel Avenue sewer improvement project
Cincinnati Council approves sewer construction along Herschel avenue Linwood to Observatory with 12 and 18 inch pipes 356 Y branches manholes and stones funded by bonds. Assessments spread over five years with four percent interest and cash option within 30 days. Passes June 29 1908.
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Herschel Avenue
Linwood Avenue
Observatory Avenue
Linwood
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Palmer
Board of Public Service
E. O. Bathgathsh
Edwin Henderson
Ordinance 66 Approves Cross Lane Improvement from Park Ave
City to proceed with Cross Lane upgrades from Park Avenue to South Elm Street including grading setting granite curbs paving with wood blocks and building inlets and drains. Assessments set at 50 percent frontage based on special benefit, to be paid over ten years with interest plus bond costs and proceeding expenses.
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Park Avenue
South Elm Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Cross Lane
Department of Public Service
South Slim Street
Board of Bliervice
A.D. Nee . E. O. Bath
Edwin Henderson
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