East Providence leader praises Peruna as a preferred remedy
Mrs Mary M Brown of East Providence Rhode Island president of the Y W C T U and chaplain of the Woman's Relief Corps writes that Peruna is a favorite among women and often superior to prescriptions for tarrrh and weakness. She adds that she has used Peruna for colds and low mood with effective results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Brown
Grosvenor l Avé
East Providence
R. IL
Rhode Island
Chaplain Woman's Relief Corps
State of
School Commissioner Appoints New Aide Team
John W. Zeller announces the state school office hires with L C Dickey of West Jefferson named deputy commissioner and J P Clarke of Enon as examinations secretary. F K Mardis of Toronto named inspector of high schools, J W Thr ie of Licking County as statistical clerk, Birdie Danford as stenographer, and J W Say er named deputy inspector. Zeller plans to move to Columbus. Jones retires to focus on institute work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
John W. Zeller
F ‘Findlay
Edmund A. Jones
L. C. Dickey
West Jefferson
Uty
J. P. Clarke
Enon
Etary
F. K. Mardis
Toronto
J. W.thrie
Licking County
Birdie Danford
Guthrie
Missanford
Ones
Mardis
Anther
J. W. Sayer
Zeller
Nell Avenue
Findlays
A. Jones
Masma
Wertz Law Forces Ohio Cigar Firm to Close
The George Sprague Cigar company will halt operations and move inmates to the penitentiary after its contract expired under the Wertz law. The firm will seek to reemploy workers elsewhere as convicts previously produced cigars. The third contract under the Wertz statute has expired, with no rebuilding for prison industries planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
George Sprague Cigar Company
Half-Yearly Aikin Tax Brings Big Cleveland Receipts
Special Dispatch from Columbus reports Meveland paid the Aikin tax for half year totaling 7 660.32 dollars. The payment reflects revenue impacts should neighboring counties join the dry movement statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Meveland
Ahoga County
Dry Sisters
Jealousy Suspected in Assault Case in Kentucky
In Ington Kentucky Mary a young girl was treated at a hospital after an attack on Mrs Katherine Phipps. Police guarded the home to deter further harm. Mrs Phipps posted bond and is at home next door to Miss Ryan. A preliminary hearing is set for Monday. Miss Ryan reported new details for the prosecution. The incident reportedly stems from jealousy over Miss Ryan’s beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Mary
Katherine Phipps
Phipps
Miss Ryan
Newsboy Extinguishes Fire at Traction Building Awning
James Widmeyer, a newsboy, saved the Traction building from a fire on Walnut street by beating out flames that caught on an awning after a cigarette dropped from a fifteenth floor tenant. He dropped papers and crawled onto the awning to smother the blaze as firefighters arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines Widmeyer
James Widmeyer
Imegario and
Raconteur
Traction Building
Walnut Street
Widmeyer
Gossips From New York on Cincinnati Travelers
Cincinnati residents and visitors are listed at New York hotels before summer Europe trips. Names include Edward Colston family, C H Burton Jr, Dawson J Blackmore, Thorne Baker, John Sargeant, Mme Tecla Vigna, Mary Luke Jones, Joe Obermayer and many others, with hotel stops at Walcott Imperial Astor and more. The piece notes social and business travel among Cincinnatians heading to Europe and references racing opinions in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Europe
Gotham
Edward Colston
Judith
Sally
High Seas
Wolcott
C. H. Burton
C. H. Burton, Jr
Walcott
Celtic
White Star Line
Liverpool
Dawson J. Blackmore
Waldorf-Astoria
Thorne Baker
Waldorf
Plymouth
John Sargeant
Hotel Imperial
Cunard
Lucania
Mme, Tecla Vigna
Milan
Italy
Cincinnati
Mediterranean
Duca di Genova
M. A. Ryan
Mary E. Baker
Metropolis
Grand Hotel
Genoa
Carpathia
F. L. Flinchbaugh
Gerard
John E. Grieve
Rotterdam
Ryndam
Sidny Joseph
Hotel Plaza
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Lloyd Line
Sol H. Freiberg
Henry B. Freiberg
B. Kahn
W. E. McCaw
Frieda Janssen
George Roell
E. Wuestner
Emma Wuestner
Bremen
Germany
Mary Luke Jones
Fleischmann Company
Brent Arnold
the Walcott
George H. Fish
Hotel Astor
Cincinnati Playhouse
Leo Kugel
Morris G. Adler
Henry W. Mack
E. M
N. Resin
Newport
Charles F. Wiedemann, Jr
Kentucky
J. Riesenberg
A. Levie
Miss Levie
Riesenberg
Mauretania
Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Cc. F. McGilvrey
H. B. Rainey
P. T. Rathburn
E. H. Jackson
O. Jackson
J. €. Hill
Springfield
S. Marcus
J. J. Seybold
J. L
O. Goldsmith
D. Baldwin
J. Steenken
H. Tenfelde
Covington
E. Wall
Ida Wall
Maysville
W. L. Andrews
Catlettsburg
Harriet Bunz
J. Faig
H. Heilbach
Lexington
W. H. F. Seaton
Cynthiana
E. Moore
Danville
H. Hall
Cincinnati Mercantile Houses
J. Meyer
Meyer, Wise & Kaichen
I. L. Baer
Baer, Kronacher & Co
A. and L. Harburger
Harburger Bros
C. Loehmann
C. H. Loehmann & Co
M. E. Hymans
Hymans
W. J. Carey
Latham
J. C. Hirsh
Alconquin
William Green
Cadillac
Hess Henle
Lawrence R. Act
Henry Clay Mitchell
Seymour Samuels
Hermitage
al Lipman
C. F. Knowles
John A. Deilers
Marlborough
E. Bohlender
T. W. Burk
G. M. Taglauer
de Hines
St. Denis
E. H. Korte
R. A. Beagle
Brottell
H. A. Simpson
Fred Gerbig
York
C. A. Smith
L. Winternitz
Louis Goldberg
J. J. Sayre
Breslin
W. H. Carpenter
C. Hoppe
New Amsterdam
H. H. Fick
W. W. McIintire
W. Savage
Grand Union
W. J. Kappes
B. Manischewitz
Broadway Central
the Albert
J. -H.broadhurst
Gilsey
A. Sargent
T . Continental
RV. Babestargel
Normandie
W. J. Wenzel
Churchill
L. Aris
Raleigh
Mystery shrouds Brennan death in Cincinnati alley find
Daniel Brennan a 61-year-old Portsmouth laborer was found in an alley behind a government building. A post mortem attributed death to paralysis or spine injuries with no clear signs of violence. Brennan had traveled from Portsmouth to Cincinnati for July 4 festivities and may be buried in Portsmouth with his wife Emma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Brennan
Portsmouth
City Hospital
Brennan
Cincinnati
Thomas Brennan
West Court
Emma
Madison Street
Judge refuses divorce over thirty seven cents
In Hamilton Ohio Judge Gard declines divorcing Blanche Ledwell from Frank Ledwell over thirty seven cents. Ledwell testified his wages of thirty dollars biweekly go to his wife while she gave only thirty seven cents to spend in two weeks. The judge dissolved the injunction and ordered four dollars weekly support until reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
Gard
The
Common Pleas Court
Blanche Ledwell
Frank H. Ledwell
City Electric Light Plant
Ledwell
Covington to Latonia Delivery Expanded by Postal Service
Postmaster Hitchcock announces three new letter carriers will begin August 1 for Covington Kentucky extending city delivery to Latonia. An order also establishes city delivery at Logan Ohio with three carriers and twenty street boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial ‘Tribune
Washington
Hitchcock
M.H. Patrick
Logan, O
Two Men Die as Horses Hurt in Aurora Meet Plunge
Chicago dispatch reports two men killed Daniel Stevens of Sedalia Missouri and Ray Ensign of Nevada Missouri when a Burlington wreck near Plano Illinois injures a dozen horses and others. Frank English of Nevada Missouri is seriously hurt. A harness horse follower known as Midnight is also injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aurora
Ill
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Plano
Hill
Daniel
Stevens
Sedalia
Ray Ensign
Nevada
Frank English
Boy Bicyclist Killed by Wagon in Madisonville Tragedy
Leo Branch an 18 year old bicyclist was fatally injured when a wagon driven by C W Norrian ran over his neck at Moorman avenue and Duck Creek road Madisonville. Norrian was arrested on a manslaughter charge and a preliminary hearing is set for Monday. The accident occurred near Linwood avenue in front of Branchs home. The time saved by the Police motor car was highlighted as the new patrols utility in emergency response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Norrian
Duckcreek Road
Moormann Avenue
Leo Branch
Central Avenue
Center Street
Madisonville
Cinnamon Street
Madison Road
City Hospital
Norrian
Edwards
Schwable
Leo
Linwood Avenue
John B. Branch
Millikin
Unidentified Laborer Dies After Street Convulsions
An unidentified man about 50 was found convulsing in the street at Fifth and John streets and died at the city hospital after being taken in Patrol 4. Post mortem found a fractured skull and apoplexy as the cause. no external injuries were seen. He was described as a heavyset laborer, 5 feet 6 inches tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth and John Streets
City Hospital
Tobacco Acreage and Condition Report
Washington July 10 The department of agriculture issued a tobacco bulletin noting an estimated acreage of 1 108 336 up 232 911 or 26 6 percent from last year The crop condition on July 1 stands at 89 8 percent versus 86 8 in 1908 81 3 in 1907 and 85 7 the ten year average Also cited are Ohio corn at 87 percent on July 1 1909 compared with 83 and Ohio wheat at harvest this year at 78 percent versus 83 last year and a ten year average of 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Dismissed meat inspector reiterates charges made
Julius Bischof of Belleville, a government meat inspector discharged after backing James F. Harms’ charges against packing-house inspection, issued a sworn statement today. He testifies before the Wilson commission and describes serious irregularities from his three years in packing houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
Julius Bischof
Belleville
James F. Harms
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Bischof
Harms
Ohio National Guard heads to Camp Perry for ten days of drills
The First regiment, Ohio National Guard, 560 strong under Colonel Charles Hake Jr., departs Cincinnati by rail for Camp Perry near Toledo, with eight Cincinnati companies and extra units. Major Ward leads the second section while Lt. Percy Disque serves as regular army inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio National Guard
Cherles Hake, Jr
Perry
Lake Erie
Toledo
Cincinnati
Batavia
Glancey
Hillsboro
Underwood
Freeman Avenue
Hake
Frank Ward
Lebanon
Wood
Dayton
West
Ohio Regiment
Bryant
Camp Perry
R. L. Dunning
Powel Crosley
Weybrecht
Percy Disque
H. J. Disque
Disque
Third
United States Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
San Antonio
Philippines
Luzon
Regular Army
Forty-seventh
United States Volunteers
Fifth Cavalry
Infantry and
Fort Leavenworth
Staff Colege
Stabbing in Charlotte Street Quarrel Involves Five Residents
Henry Fredwisch, 835 Charlotte Street, was stabbed in the left side and arm during a quarrel between Leo Borgermenke, 823 Charlotte Street, and Ferdinand Gemper, 841 Charlotte Street. Gemper was arrested and charged with cutting to kill. Fredwisch intervened and was attacked as he asked about the trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Borgermenke
Charlotte Street
Ferdinand Gemper
Henry Fredwisch
Gemper
Fredwisch
Not Leon Ling, but Some China All Right
Hopkinsville Ky July 10 Policeman Witherspoon arrested a strong Chinaman who claimed to be Leon Ling but proved to be Chung Louie of Huntsville Ala Louis demanded 1000 for false arrest and then created a disturbance at the police station Officers restrained him and he was charged with disorderly conduct The man carried 140 in cash and two pass books showing substantial Huntsville bank balances
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Witherspoon
Leon Ling
Chung Louie
Huntsville
Ala
Louis
Dickinson to See Matches Across Midwest and South
Secretary Dickinson of the War Department will depart Washington for a tour through the Middle West and South. He will inspect Fort Oglethorpe in Georgia and visit his Chattanooga home, then attend rifle matches at Camp Perry in Ohio and the annual meeting of the Bar Association in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dickinson
War Department
Middle West
South
Fort Oglethorpe
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ohio
Camp Perry
The
Bar Association
Detroit
Provincial Chapter Meets at Notre Dame Supplies Assignments
South Bend ind july 10 the superiors of Holy Cross order colleges including Columbia university Portland St Josephs college Cincinnati StEdwards college Austin Sacred Heart college Watertown Holy Cross college New Orleans and Notre Dame gather at Notre Dame for a five day provincial chapter. The nine priests ordained june 26 will receive assignments and presidents of colleges may be changed by vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
South Bend
Ind
Moose Members Enjoy Inaugural Outing at Carthage
The Loyal Order of Moose held its first annual outing at Carthage Country Club with over 4000 attendees. Jimmy Collins won the 50 yard dash and a silk umbrella, Riley Wilson took the 100 yard dash with a silver medal, and Michael McCarthy performed a balloon ascent landing nearby. Ed Anthony organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Carthage Country Club
Carthage
Jimmy Collins
Riley Wilson
Charleston
W. Va
Michael McCarthy
Wrights
Ed Anthony
Well Known Queen City Artist Dies in Hospital
Mrs. Annie E. Collins a renowned Cincinnati china painting artist and former Rockwood pottery teacher died at Seton Hospital after months with cancer. Born 1839 in Cincinnati she was daughter of Alfred Wood founder of Eagle White Lead. She married Charles H. Collins and had two children Walter C. Collins and Mrs C B Muscroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Collins
Cincinnati
Rockwood Pottery
Seton Hospital
Collins
Alfred Wood
Eagle White Lead Company
C. 8. Muscroft
Dr. Muscroft
Hoopes Sues Wife in Philadelphia Divorce Case
Daw son Hoopes, from a prominent Philadelphia family, files for divorce naming co respondent Charles A. Newhall. Hoopes alleges sensational claims as the couple, long separated, live apart with Mrs Hoopes abroad visiting a daughter in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Dawson Hoopes
Katie
Eleanor Hoopes
Charles A. Newhall
Hoopes
Newhall
Chestnut Hill
Boy dragged to death by cow in Pike County pasture
A 12 year old boy in Pike County tied a rope around a cow and himself to guide it home. The frightened animal dragged him through barbed wire and over rocks, killing him. The name of the boy was not learned and the incident was reported from Lexington, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Pike County
Wife testifies to save husband in murder trial
Mrs. Boyajian told how her husband Dr. G K Boyajian formed a protective bond with his nephew Harotoon Gostanian and how Gostanian assaulted her at their home on several occasions. She testified she feared reporting the abuse. the judge barred sympathy claims as the trial focused on evidence. The seven year old daughter of Boyajian attended with her mother after the court ordered the scene, and the mother described Gostanian's actions leading to the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Dr. Boyajian
Tanian
Ing
Gostanian
G. K. Boyajian
Harotoon Gostanian
Daug
Girl wakes to stranger in room near Bond Hill home
Miss Josephine Koemecher awoke early yesterday to a man in a white shirt in her room at 1236 Reagan, Bond Hill. She fled to her brother's room and the man escaped when police believe he entered via an open window and porch post vines. A house search found nothing stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Koemecher
Reegan
Bond Hill
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