Glidden tour groups reach Chicago amid dusty roads
Glidden automobile tourists arrive in Chicago escorted by the Chicago Motor Club and Chicago Automobile Trade Association. The second lap ended at the Con Stress hotel as the fleet faced heavy roads from Niles to Chicago with minor accidents. The E M pilot car arrived at 2 40 pm, and hosts at the Southern hotel welcomed the visitors before the third leg to Madison, Wisconsin tomorrow.
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Chicago
Chicago Motor Club
Chicago Automobile Trade Association
Hamazoo
Mich
Niles
E.M F
Dan H. Lewis
George Meininger
New Southern
Madison
Wis
Lake Shore
Mil- Wahukee
Roseben Retires From The Turf At New York
Roseben, once the American turf champion and a top sprinter, will not race again. Owner David Johnson plans to send him to James W. Wadsworth’s farm in Genesee Valley to live out his days. After a foreleg breakdown at Sheepshead Bay, he was defeated by Nimbus and ends a storied career.
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New York
Roseben
California
Whitney Colt Second at Newmarket in Beaufort Stakes
At Newmarket on July 13 the Beaufort Stakes for 3 year olds and up, six furlongs, 10 sovereigns with 300 added, was won by My Pet II with Dinha Ken second and Albert Hall third among sixteen starters. The Soltykoff Stakes for 2 year olds, six furlongs and 140 yards, saw Gorgon filly win as Boudoir ran among eleven starters. The Spring Hall selling plate for 3 year olds and up, five furlongs, went to Hackler's Girl with Moccasin second and Base Metal third. The Khedive plate for 2 year olds, five furlongs, was won by the Ore filly with Top o' the Morning second and Sun third among forty-one starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Pet II
Albert Hall
H. P. Whitney
Dinha Ken
Gorgon
Samos II
Belmont
Spring Hall
Hackler
Moccasin
Base
Zeppelin Seeks Rail Shelters for Airship Lines
Count Zeppelin in Berlin discusses with the Prussian railway administration a working arrangement to enlarge stations as shelters for airships. The plan aims to reduce costs versus building special airship sheds in major German cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Count Zeppelin
Prussian Railroad Administration
Germany
Yacht Cup Returned by Canadian Club on Lake Ontario
Rochester New York July 13 The Royal Canadian Yacht club of Toronto says it will not race this year on Lake Ontario and will return the Fisher cup to the trustee named in the deed of gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Rochester
N. Y
Rochester Yacht Club
Royal Canadian Yacht Club of
Toronto
Lake Ontario
Johnson agrees to twenty round bout with Al Kaufman
Chicago July 18 Jack Johnson accepted a guaranteed prize of 10 for a twenty round fight against Al Kaufman in San Francisco. The match was set for August 27 and was arranged by the Mission club matchmaker. Johnson's preference for a twenty round distance was honored.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
al Kaufman
Pacific
Exram
Johnson
Mission Club
San Francisco
Many Surprises Tuesday at Seabright Tennis Club
At Seabright New Jersey the Seabright Tennis Club tournament produced upsets. N W Niles defeated Robert Leroy in straight sets 75 6-2. F Inman beat F Derham 6-1 6-2. Doubles saw Slocum and Carlton defeat Peace and Leroy 6-1 4-6. Hackett and Little edged Clo thier and Johnson 6-4 13-11. Niles and Dabney Jr crushed Behr and Larnéd 6-2 6-2. All winners reached semifinals.
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R.“H.carleton
G. F. Peace
Robert Leroy
H. H. Hackett
R. D. Little
W. J. Clothier
W. F. Johnson
Harvard
N. W. Niles
W. S. Dabney, Jr
Karl H. Behr
BE. P. Larnéd
Weston Finishes Today in San Francisco Ride
Edn Payson Weston of the Dekteanscontinental éstrian extends his already long schedule by another day and will not arrive in the city until Wednesday moon. He started late due to Sacramento heat, has shed twenty pounds, and remains in good health ready for the return journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San. Framcisco
Payson
Weston
Sacramento Valley
Rim
Brodbbeck Named Physical Instructor at Cincinnati University
Professor Alfred Brodbeck, a Cincinnati gym instructor, will join Cincinnati University as physical director and coach all teams when the fall term opens. He brings three years of Ohio champion gym football coaching and Harvard summer school experience. A new university gym is planned to begin construction next year under President Dabney. Brodbeck has strengthened gym membership during five years of service and will be missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Brodbeck
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Cincinnati University
Brodbéck
Ohio
Sargent
Harvard University
Harvard
Dabney
Brodbeck
Ketchel Seen As Tough Opponent By Langford Refusal
The New York press notes Sam Langford declined to fight Stanley Ketchel at Ely Nevada for one fifth of a $25 000 purse. Fight followers see this as Langford doubting Ketchel and Johnson’s ease to whip. Some argue Langford deserves at least an even split.
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New York
Sam Langford
Stanley Ketchel
Ely
Nev
Langford
Ketchel
Johnson
Wolgast Defeats Battling Nelson In Ten Round Fight
Ad Wolgast surprised Los Angeles by clearly outpointing world lightweight champion Battling Nelson in a hurricane ten round bout. Officials would have favored a finish as Wolgast dominated eight rounds, with Nelson hurt and battered by steady, punishing blows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribung
Los Angeles
Cal
Ad Wolgast
Nelson
Wolgast
Hegewisch
Rug Peddler Arraigned On Fraud Charges
Thomas Doura a Syrian rug peddler was arraigned in Squire Dumont court on defrauding the Winton Motor Company and L Hays Livery Co of sums 89 and 86 dollars. Detective Kinkaid produced a New York arrest warrant for grand larceny. The warrant awaits the court hearing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Doura
Squire Dumont
Winton Motor Company and Co. L. Hays Livery Company
Kinkaid
Doura
New York
Squire
Dumont
Meeting on Weighing Bureau Rules Opens in Cincinnati
Committees from Change and the railroad lines entering Cincinnati debated revisions to the weighing bureau rules yesterday afternoon. The session adjourned before decisions, with another meeting planned soon to formulate definite recommendations for Change directors. Both sides reportedly agree on many points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Comm
Cincinnati
Democrats in Campbell County hold nominating meetings
Fireworks in Campbell County politics trigger swift calls for county city and district committee sessions. L J Diskin and Traver arrange meetings in Alexandria to decide whether to nominate candidates by convention or primary for city offices and district offices including legislature magistrates and constables amid a party split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Alexandria
L. J. Diskin
Eighty-fourth Legislative
City Committee
Squire Donelan
York Street
Court Place
Traver
Highty-third Legislative
Country District Committee
Gas Franchise Ordinance Sent to Union Light Power
The city solicitor prepared amendments to sell a natural gas franchise and the ordinance was handed to Union Light Heat and Power officials by City Clerk Davis. Action is not expected for a week as President J C Ernst is away. The ordinance has been altered so greatly that acceptance is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Davis
J. C. Ernst
Debts Drive Newport Man to Mental Aberration
Edward Tillinger of Sandy Jane back of Newport became seriously deranged over an unpaid balance on furniture taken yesterday. He brandished a revolver and knife and threatened family and neighbors. Dr Youtsey treated him and police later found him in a corn field. He calmed and remained at home with family supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tillinger
Sandy Jane
Newport
Dr. Youtsey
Tillinger
Huff
Ray
Donovan
Clinkenbeard
Conlan
Tree wrecks engine in Newport switch yards
Fireman Edward Smith of Newport, a C and O railroad employee, narrowly escaped injury when a storm toppled a large elm onto his switch engine at the head of Orchard street. The wreck demolished the smoke stack and tore part of the cab, but Smith stopped the locomotive and was left with a few scratches and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Smith
Newport
Smith
Orchard Street
Newport Marriage Licenses Names Residence Kruseia Fisher
New London officials register marriage licenses for Kruseia I. Fisher and a partner, listing residence details and official filing dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruseia
Ma’ Fisher
Bigamist Newsome Held for Grand Jury in Newport
Judge Hawkins ordered Newsome for grand jury after a post court hearing regarding accusations from his first wife Carrie that he married in 1898 while serving in the Sixth United States Infantry at Fort Thomas. The second wife Delia Fay Horat allegedly swore to affidavits but withdrew warrants. Carrie says she was eloped with and later abandoned after her money ran out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nati
Newport
Nrmy
Hawkins
Ce Eanea
Newsome
Carrie
Ceneténdant
Délia Fay -Whorat
Sixth United States
Fort Thomas
Treasury row ends in Kentucky dispute over warrants
The clash over state claim payments between State Treasurer Farley and State Auditor F P James reached Campbell county yesterday. Auditor James says warrants will be delivered to claimants via warrants from the treasury, while Farley instructs warrants be deposited with local banks for collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
State
F. P. James
Kentucky
Campbell County
Hubbard Schwartz
Newport Circuit Court
James
Treasury
Fortune Awaits Edgars Linked to Newport Heirs
A Newport area inquiry reveals that Elizabeth DeLang of Eye Harbor New Jersey seeks heirs of Jonathan Edgar who died in 1877. Noahs Dove Lodge records confirm his membership and indicate a daughter and two sons survived, with Frank Edgar a former city attorney and Oscar Edgar having gone east years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilhelm
Newport
Elizabeth, DeLang
Eye Harbor
N. J
Jonathan Edgar
Edgar
Order
Frank Edgar
Oscar Edgar
Newport News Notes Quick Bites From Newport Area Dead and Injured Reported
George Welchbach father in law of Councilman Harry Williams dies at 73 after a short illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. from 811 West Twelfth Street with Rev. Carl Schaeffer. interment at Evergreen open sty. Fire crews respond to grease spill at Mrs Kate Vixtout’s Upper Monmouth flat. burns to hands. County teachers exam set for July 16 17 in Alexandria courthouse. Mary Miller dies at 788 Ann Street aged 43 leaving husband and two children. Frank De Camp escapes serious injury when his Bellevue wagon sinks ten feet in a rain softened Retreat Street. Frank Grout loses an eye from a baseball but is recovering well.
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George Welchbach
Harry Williams
Newport
West Twelfth Street
Carl Schaeffer
Evergreen
Kate’ Vixtout
Hoffman Hardware
Upper Monmouth
Vixiout
Campbell
Alexandria
Mary Miller
Ann Street
Newpee
Frank Decamp
Huckster
Bellevue
Retreat
de Camp
Sandy Jane
Frank Grout
Ragan
Real Estate Transfers in Newport and Southgate
Real estate transfers listed for Newport and Southgate. Names include Haigh and John and wife, Celina Schroeder, J M Richter, Berry trustee, and Nathan Spalter with various lots and additions in Mayo’s Berry additions Lindsey subdivision and Diana addition. Transfers cover parcels in Bellevue and Newport areas with multiple trustees and spouses involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une BE. Haigh Ani
John
Bellevue
Newyort
Ceeeeseeepeleee
Purcem Smith
R Wits
Celina Schroeder
Mayo
Newport
Berry
J. Mu Richter
Southgate
Herries Shaler Berry
J. M. Richter
Diana
Nathan Spalter
Wits
Lewis” Sleman
Lindsey
Newpo
Covington Romance Shattered by License Question
In Covington a romance collapsed after County Clerk Yatéa sent a letter to Hiram Welker of Newcomerstown Ohio outlining marriage license age laws. Welker asked how young a person must be to obtain a license, noting a boy of 18 and a girl of 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yatéa
Covington
Hiram Welker
Newcomerstown
Yates
Hiram
Barges Damaged As Licking River Rises
Heavy rains caused the Licking River to rise and damage barges. A coal barge owned by Hatfield Coal Company was struck by fog and listed, but workers saved the barge and prevented loss of hundreds of tons of coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licking River
Hatfield Coal Company
Widow Margaret Zeidler Dies At Breakfast
Mrs. Margaret Zeidler, 77, widow of Charles Zeidler, died of heart failure during breakfast at her Linden Street home. Coroner W. W. Tarvin notified. Funeral arrangements not yet arranged. Also named is John Grimme, 8, of Ash Street, who died at his home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Zeidler
Charles Zeidler
W. W. Tarvin
Linden Street
John Grimme
Ash Street
Fen
Lawyer Attacks Bank Director in Covington Row
Attorney Herbert Jackson burst into the First National Bank of Covington board room during a finance committee meeting and attacked director Henry Myers. E. B. Lee and Shelly Rousé separated the men. Longstanding ill will between Jackson and Myers is noted, with a related previous incident in Jack Jackson's apartments where a shot was fired.
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Herbert Jackson
Covington
Cincinnati
First National Bank of Covington
Finance Committee
Board of Directors
Henry Myers
Lee
Shelly Rousé
Jackson
Woodford
Third
Greenup
Republicans Plan Meeting for County Conventions
The Republican county executive committee will meet early next week to finalize arrangements for the county conventions on July 24. A full slate of nominees for all county offices will be chosen with Maurice Galvin serving as temporary chairman and Paul Wisenhall guiding the nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Executive Committee
Internal Revenue
Maurice Galvin
Paul Wisenhall
Local magistrate aids stove blaze across Kentucky road
Bert King of Covington’s magistrate court, after a muddy ten mile drive, assisted Mrs. Smith by removing a stove from her home near Decoursey Kentucky. He and assistants carried the stove to Covington and extinguished the fire, while securing carpet pieces for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert King
Wheeler
Covington
Smith
Decoursey
Covington Notes Reported Local Skirmishes and Civic Events
In Covington Mrs Etta Frielly and Mrs Ida Martin seek warrants for breach of the peace amid Seventh street market activity. The first Covington Lecture club annual meeting plans a six lecture winter course. Mary Thornton, mother of Joseph Thornton, dies at 233 Garrard street as news reaches her bereaved husband. Fire crews rescue a horse and wagon from a ditch at Nineteenth and Denver. animal unharmed. John L Lightbody reports a cashed Manchester bank check by Tobe Bryan now jailed in Covington. Curbstone club dinner preparations aim to revive the long dormant group and emulate Washingtons Gridiron dinners. Deputy Clerk Macke notes future state treasurer payments via auditors warrants to avoid mailed warrants. locals urged to deposit warrants for collection. Bids for a Covington steam roller may be rejected. lowest bid 2080. Fire at 521 Bakewell street caused by gasoline stove, under control after twenty minutes. losses about 30 dollars.
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Etta Frielly
Joseph Frielly
Highlands
Ida Martin
Seventh Street
Covington
Mary Thornton
Joseph Thornton
Garrard Street
Nineteenth
Denver
Cincinnati
John L. Lightbody
Manchester
Tobe Bryan
Curbstone Club
Washington
Ben Macke
Kentucky
E. Farley
Committee of Internal Improvements of Council
Davia
Bakewell Street
Kenton Court Notes
Napoleon Mardis sues Carrie Mardis in Kenton circuit court for divorce on abandonment grounds. William Miller and others sue Charles Miller and others for sale of a 27 foot front lot on Carneal street Ludlow and for settling the Daniel Miller estate. Judge M L Harbeson grants an injunction for Frank Contee to stop Latonia sewer construction through his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Mardis
Carrie Mardis
Kenton
William Miller
Charles Miller
Carneal Street
Ludlow
Daniel Miller
M. L. Harbeson
Frank Contee
Latonia
Property Transfers in Latonia and Ludlow Areas
B F and Florence Fann to M T Wilson transfer lots 200 and 21 in Taylor's subdivision Latonia. Theodore and Bernadina Averkamp sell 80 by 165 foot parcel on east side of Western Avenue to Philip and Anna Achlupp. Frank G Clark buys 560 by 120 feet on Ludlow Highway Ludlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F
Florence Fann
M. T. Wilson
Taylor
Latonia
Theodore and
Bernadina Averkamp
Philip
Anna Achlupp
Western Avenue
Frank G. Clark
Tye
William F. Clark
Ludlow Highway
Ludlow
Covington Marriage Licenses Names and Residences
A list of Covington marriage licenses shows individuals including Earl Xander from Springfield Ohio age 21 and Eva G Kade from Springfield Ohio, Bernard A Behner from Covington, Carrie Leinbart from Ludlow, don C Young from Devon, Salas Sancessy age 22 from Union Kentucky, and Garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Xander
Springfield
Eva G. “ Kade
Bernard A. Behner
Carrie Leinbart
Ludlow
Don C. Young
Devon, Salas Sancessy
Race Garrison
Union, Ky
More Daylight Project Started in Washington DC
Acting on a Cincinnati daylit initiative, District of Columbia commissioners began a move for more daylight in the capital. Commissioner McFarland sought input from Business organizations and citizens, noting Cincinnati already adopted the plan and others show interest. Officials express support while awaiting trade group feedback before proposing a DC ordinance.
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Commercial Tribune
Bowesna
MoNneer
Wassington
D. C
Washington, D.C
National Daylight Association of Cincinnati
McFarland
District of Columbia
J. H
J. H. ‘Small, Jr., President of the Board of Trade, and William FP. Gude
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Washington
Prisoner Using Alias Faces Embes leineue Charge
J M Holman real name Philip Corsilius former Columbus city treasurer to be arraigned in police court this morning on embezzlement charges. Attorney William A Simonton says affidavit will be sworn charging Corsilius with obtaining money under false pretenses tied to improper returns as a solicitor for the Journal of the American Medical Association of Chicago. Allegations state he supervised funds in several Ohio cities without authorization from the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Holman
Philip Corsilius
Columbus
Embesleineue
William A. Simonton
Simonton
Corsilius
Journal of the American Medical Association of Chicago
Iico
Ohio
The Merry Widow Remarried at Chester Op Disclosure
The article previews an upcoming performance of The Merry Widow with Mr. Von Wegern adapting the tale for Lehar. Rehearsals are under way at the park as Miss Adelaide Norwood and the company prepare for a brilliant premiere. Guests are promised time on steamers and in the park if weather favors a festive opening week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Park
Adelaide Norwood
Good Comedians and Charming Women at Chester Opera House
Said Pasha moves along merrily as Merry Widow faces remarry next week in Chester. Comedians McIntyre Pitkin and bright women Marguerite McDonald Phrynette Ogden charm Chester patrons with the show. Cast includes Taylor Deane Conkey Hall and others. Performance praised for dash and artistic certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasha
Chester
McIntyre
Pitkin
Marguerite McDonald
Phrynette Ogden
Chester Opera House
Taylor
Deane
Conkey
Hall
Wonderful Doge and Vaudeville Thrills at Chester Park
Weather delays dampen crowds yet free vaudeville at Colonel Martin's park draws large attendance. Rafayette's acrobatic dogs headline a strong bill with Léssie and Anita singing canary acts and Summers and Otte Tyrolean yodeling numbers. The Chester pavilion seems sure to fill despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafayette
Chester
Colonel Martin’s Park
Léssie
Anita
Canary
Yodlers
Summers
Otte
Alps
Jée Emmett
Chester Pavilion
Lagoon press chief Harry Friedman resigns for Pennsylvanian railroad post
Harry Friedman, long time Lagoon press man and assistant to President John J. Weaver, leaves the Kentucky park for a higher paying civil engineering role in the Pennsylvania Railroad’s construction department. A Cincinnati University graduate, Friedman expects rapid advancement and plans to begin work immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Friedman
Lagoon
Kentucky Park
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Friedman
Cincinnati University
John J. Weaver
Lagoon Company
Weaver
Friedman
Lagoon Lake Bathing Spot Described as Sanitarium Pure
The lake at the Lagoon is praised as one of the most delightful and sanitary bathing spots in the vicinity. Management stresses the clear waters flow from the Kentucky hills into the Ohio river, offering a fresh and invigorating natural setting through a wild picturesque gully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Hills
Ohio River
Zoo welcomes several new arrivals in lively nursery scene
The Zoo reports a thriving set of young animals including a newborn elk with two keepers once charged by its mother, a two week older cousin in a nearby enclosure, a lively baby llama, a cheerful infantile kangaroo, and two newly arrived dingos whose origins remain a Zoo joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Kingdom
Coney Island to Host Rising Duo In Cabinet Mystery Act
Gus Achtman and John Portune, brothers in theater and music circles, prepare a cabinet mystery act to debut at Coney Island next week. Their Walnut Street demonstration drew praise as they plan to lead a bill featuring established acts on the big circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Gus Achtman
Walnut Theater
John Portune
Heuck’s
Coney
Gus
John
Walnut Street
Cincinnati Toys
German Pioneers At Coney Island Rally
Cincinnati's German Pioneer association plans a large turnout at Coney Island with 5000 tickets sold. The event features old-time songs narratives and cordial reminiscences of early Cincinnati, including addresses and performances by scores of pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Cincinnati
Oes
Coney, Island
Lagoon Aerial Autos Draw Crowds to Pleasure Park
Lagoon's elevated auto track grows in popularity as visitors hear cheers and horns from the flying vehicle rides. Management features a series of entertainments that boost daily park receipts and delight thrill seekers amid tree canopies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagoon
Southern Theatrical Managers Bar Shubert Attractions
The Southern Theatrical Managers association decided not to permit Shubert or independent attractions in its houses. They declined booking requests citing fear of breaking with Klan and trust forces. Old officers were re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATLAQ
Mme
Southern Theatrical Managers’ Association
Shubert
Shuberts
Klan
Langer
The
Trust
Knights of Modern Maccabees to Picnic at Coney Island
Amusement note reports Dayton Kentucky groups Knights of Modern Maccabees and Colonel Aerie of Eagles planning a picnic at Coney Island next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Modern Maccabees
Aerie
Eagles of
Dayton, Ky
Coney Island
Death claims well known saloonist Bernard Ahlers at 1442 Harrison
Bernard Ahlers 51 wealthy retired saloonist and city figure died yesterday morning at his residence 1442 Harrison avenue after a lingering illness. Born in Cincinnati he married Miss Waltz in 1877 and they had Emma Louise Edward and Frederick surviving. Ahlers belonged to Blaine club and several fraternal orders including Odd Fellows Eagles Knights of Pythias and Red Men. Funeral arrangements were not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Ahlers
Harrison Avenue
Cincinnati
Waltz
Emma
Louise
Edward
Frederick
Mr. Ahlers
Blaine Club
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
the Eagles
Knights of Pythias
Red Men
Park & Son Seek 3.5 Million in Drug Trade Suit
In New York on July 13 the court allowed J. D. Park & Son of Cincinnati to amend the complaint in the Nat Wholesale Druggists' case to seek 3.5 million dollars in damages. The suit, begun in 1897, charges rebates and restricted trade by the national association to steer goods to designated wholesale jobbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
J. D. Park & Som
Wholesale Druggists of
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Blanchard
Nat Wholesale Druggists’ Association
United States
Park & Son
National Association
Park
Powder Poisoning Incident At Grand Hotel
Miss Né Hilton, cashier at the Grand hotel, fainted after swallowing a powder given by a traveling salesman. Méade, the hotel physician, revived her, and she returned to work the next day. The salesman warned her not to take it if heart conditions were present, noting camphor and belladonna in the mixture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Né Hilton
Grand_ hotel
Méade
Mise Hilton
Local Ballplayer Injures Arm in Scrub Game
William Schwartsg of 42 York Street suffered an arm and shoulder strain after a sprint to second base during a jet near home. He reached safely but reported fatigue and sought treatment at the city hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schwartsg
York Street
Bell
City Hospital
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