Arcite First In Feature Handicap at Empire City
Arcite the even money favorite won the feature handicap at a mile at Empire City track. Powers rode Arcite to victory as the long-ender purse went home with him, with Bellwether and Lawton Wiggins placing in the top spots in the day’s card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire City
N. Y
Arcite
Empire City Track
Powers
I - Creevy
Glass
Love
McCarthy
Lord Clinton
Topnotch
Rand
Prince Ahmed
Taplin
Tony Bonero
Page
Jolly Tran
Richard A Tbis
Oso
Belleek
Lily Pad
Glamor
Bellwether
Lawton Wiggins
Butwell
Nap
King of ‘Bashan
Fighting Bob
Follie Lavy
Florence
Swanson
Interpose
Bion
Es¢hau
McCahey
Dugan
Hans
Gild
Nattle Bumppa
Heart
Killiecrankie
Empire City Entries at Yonkers for $5000 Handicap
Ten horses listed for the Empire City handicap at Yonkers with the field including Al ee e Da King's Daughter Effendi Marble Arasee Mountain Binetestigouche Live Wire and Arctib. Races include two-year-olds three-year-olds and up and four-year-olds and up selling and handicaps. The program notes strong workouts and a likely close race with Alfred Noble King's Daughter and Marble among contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yonkers
Alee E
Effendi
Oe “Plate
Marble
Arasee
Live Wire
Arctib
Fauntleroy
Calash
Madeline
Zacatecas
Ty- Taam
Helen Carroll
Evening Song
Escaha
Pearl Point
the’ Gardener
T Guard
Swankenaughter
Beaumont
Itd
Prince Ahmed
Rialto
Bellweather
Colloquy
Field Mouse
Pantoufle
Mauviette
Our Maggie
Alfred Noble
Martble
Fashion Plate
Arondack
Reybourne
Donat
Radium Star
Charlie Hargrave
Zephyr
Matchfield
May Florence
Sir Cleges
Acrobat
Slabert
Readville Trotting Park Change Hands Ahead of Grand Circuit
Readville Trotting Park passes from New England Trotting Horse Breeders' association to Orlando Jones of New York and Andy Welch of Hartford after a final settlement of 60 000 dollars. Welch outlines a grand circuit schedule starting Aug 8 with 35 000 derby on Aug 31 and 15 000 open events through Sept 2 including Massachusetts Trotting Stakes and Horse Breeders' futurities.
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Boston
Mass
Readville
New England
Massachusetts
Lake circuit races heat up as favorites split results
In Corry Pennsylvania July 16 the Lake circuit races drew large attendance with pleasant weather. Silver King won the 3:24 pace in straight heats at 9:17 4 and Fleetwood second Ruth C. led three heats. Walkill Wilks took the 2:40 trot in straight heats 2:19 4, Jim J. second Byron third. Billy C. captured the 2:16 pace with Tony Boy second Cutler Jr third. Davie led the 2:16 trot with Simmone Boy second Admiral Schley third.
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Corry
Lake
Silvery King
Fleetwood
Ruth C
Walkill Wilks
Jim J
Byron
Billy C
Tony Boy
Cutler, Jr
Davi Ie
Simmone Boy
Admiral Schley
Bowerman Resigns. Harry Smith Named Boston Manager
Boston July 16 President John c Dovey of the Boston National League club announced Bowerman has resigned as manager and catcher Harry Smith has been appointed in his place. Bowerman plans for the future unclear and will return to Michigan for a rest with no fixed plans announced.
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Harry Smith
Boston
Mass
John. c. Dovey
Boston National League Baseball Club
Frank Bowerman
Hadeen
Bowerman
Nen Ee
Pea Eiek Goite Seelening
Faaind
Heey
Doubt on American Team Trip to Australia
A cable from England’s Lawn Tennis Association secretary states a U S team may sail to Australia to face England. The American committee, including Robert D. Wrenn, voices uncertainty and says no definite decision yet due to unclear plans and possible conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ores Wbury
Tex
F. Davis
Australia
Aft
England
Robert D. Wrenn
Fort Erie Racing Results Amid Thunder Showers
Heavy storms at Fort Erie disrupted the July 16 program as Great Heavens missed a strong finish in the first turf event. Cannie Maid won the opening race, with Bilbery second. subsequent steeplechase and flat races produced a string of favorites and rising times, led by John A and Mozart with long-priced runners in the later legs.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Fort Erie
Great Heavens
W._A. Leach
Davensport
Reid
Bilbery
Deverich
Valet
Bergeo
McClain
John Dillion
Archibald
Creolin
Stokie
Harrington
Gault
Gypeano
Stellaland
Purselane
Jacker Mystified
Davenport
Tremargo
Howard
Blue
Dreyer
Ragman
Watsoll
Woolstone
Mike Sutton
Punkyren
W. A. Leach
Hufnagel
John A
Brooks
the Minks
Desperado
Vox Populi
Old Honesty
Gallant Pirate
Amanda Lee
Chief Kee
Preston
Whim
Bankes
Gwendolin F
C. Ross
Gold Front
May Lutz
Gatien Lass
Miss Thompson
Kyronda
Orlot
Luckyford
Dr. Pillow
Elgin
General Lee
Royal Oak
Advance- Boys
Laszarus
Mozart
Tbs
Montclair
Devertch
Alta McDonald
Brannon
Cassowary
Paul Ruinart
Harry Richegan
Black Hawk
Babbling Brook
Teddy Hodge
C. W. Burt
King
Republicans Lose Great Ball Game in Charity Tilt
A Washington exhibition game pitting Republicans led by Tener against Democrats under Kinkead drew big crowds at the gate. Highlights included O’Connell’s homer for the Democrats, Burke’s catching, and Cannon as umpire nominee. The lively affair featured costumes, misplays, and lively political banter amid a charity setting.
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Monticello
Burke
Representative Kinkead
New Jersey
Lajoie Green
Nicholas Longworth
Representative Webb
North Carolina
Representative Oldfield
Arkansas
Washington
O'Connell
Representive O'Connell
Boston
Democrats
Ing
McDermott
Christian Endeavor Society
Cannon
Speaker Cannon
Gordian Knolt
Father James Reynolds
Red Bank
N. J
Mike O'Day
Prominent Baseball Figure Considers Return to Major Leagues
Lynchburg Virginia July 15. At Orth a player manager of the local Virginian league team since last August has been released by the New York Americans and will likely return to a major league. A ten year veteran in the big leagues, he plans to sell his stock in the local club and seek another major league opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Orth
New York Americans
Auto crash injures party of spectators at race course
At Crown Point Indiana on July 26 a speeding auto driven by Jack Johnson and his party crashed into another car containing Johnson's wife. The rear wheels broke off. a white woman spectator hurled herself from the vehicle and suffered severe injuries. Johnson escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Point
Ind
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Cedar Lake
Here
Chicago
Heiffortsa
DOVEY ASKS FOR WAIVERS ON THREE OF HIS BEANIES
Boston officials said they would waive Dahlen Lindaman and McCarthy after a report tied President Bovey to waivers. The Lynn club in the New England league may bid for Lindaman or McCarthy if major clubs fail to secure them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovey
Boston
Mass
Bovey
Dahlen
Lindaman
McCarthy
Lynn
Jeffries Ready to Cover Johnson Forfeit Threats
Chicago July 16 James J Jeffries arrived in the city and pledged to cover Jack Johnson's $10,900 forfeit if necessary post any amount he pleases. He and his party head to Kansas City for an exhibition planned for Saturday morning and vow to be in top shape to meet any challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Johnson
James J. Jefferies
Kansas City
Driscoll and Moran Sign 20 Round Featherweight Title Fight
Jem Driscoll the English featherweight champion and Owen Moran former bantamweight have signed for a twenty round featherweight championship bout to be held September 13 with a $10,000 purse, though purse bids may still change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jem Driscoll
Owen Moran
Arsenic Used to Train Bedwell Horses at Empire City
At Empire City race track H G Bedwell and his trained horses, once a Denver druggist, wow spectators by using small doses of arsenic as a tonic in their food twice daily. Bedwell says arsenic strengthens blood and vitality to sustain top speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Empire City Race Track
H. G. Bedwell
Denver
Col
Bedwell
Omy Bedwell
Hilton Girls Top McGregor In Tight Tennis Match
The Hilltop Tennis League saw Hilton defeat McGregor 6 4 4 6 6 0 as Hilton’s Cappel and Tanner dominated with long reach and fast footwork. Biberon beat Atwater 8 6 4 6 4 in a separate contest with solid groundstrokes and clutch serves.
Sonoma Girl Wins at Great Western Circuit Meet
Sonoma Girl won the feature at the closing meet of the Great Western circuit in Terre Haute Indiana. McMahon edged Geers in the stretch while Sterling McKinney set pace early. Hedgewood Boy and Lady Maud C. failed to beat the world pacing time of 2 05 for the mile, finishing in 2 06. Other races included a 1000 purse trot won by Judge Lee and a 2000 purse pace won by Lady Elgin with Marmosa second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Sterling McKinney
McMahon
Geers
Hedgewood Boy
Lady Maud C
Judge Lee
Lee
Lagalle
Bell Bird
Peter Balta
Fred C
Lady Elgin
Mfinee Gomah
McLane
Marmosa
Hal Perry
Unclear Prospects For Local Business Figures
Fragmentary notes mention a state manager from a Detroit manufactory planning two new ventures and a retirement age, with uncertain outcomes for the end of the season and a diamond likely to follow. Named individuals and solid details are sparse due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reooue Manufactory
Wolgast to Meet Fighting Dick Hyland in Showdown
San Francisco reporter notes promoter Jim Coffroth plans Ad Wolgast to fight Dick Hyland. Wolgast seeks Hyland after his recent Los Angeles bout and offers a large purse for a next month's Colma Club appearance. Hyland likely accepts.
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AD Wolgast
Dick Hyland
San Francisco
Jim ” Goffroth
Ad Wol
Los Angeles
Colme
Dick” Hyland
Tannehill Wants Release to Buy Minor League Franchise
Newport youth pitcher Jease Tannehill of the Nationals seeks release to invest his money in a minor league team. He aims to become owner and playing manager, with plans to snap up a franchise in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Boy
Commercial Tribune
Bebe
Sige
Jease Tannehill
Nationals
Newport
Tannehill
Keene’s infatuation fails to place in stakes
In Sandowne Park, England on July 16 the Ficlipse stakes for four-year-olds over one mile and a quarter was won by Bayardo with Royal Realm second and Santo Strato third. H P Whitney had two entries but neither finished. The Kingston stakes saw Ulster King win with Nepenthe colt second and Conte d Hoffmann third, while New Castle II and Infatuation did not place. The Surbiton handicap went to Chieviley with Prospector second and Santana third. Baby Wolf also started.
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Keene
Sandowne Park
England
Mr. Fairle
Bayardo
Royal Realm
W. Hall Walker
Leopold de Rothchild
Santo Strato
H. P. Whitney
Chieveley
Prospector
Santana
H.P. Whitney
Baby Wolf
Donlin Ready to Return to Giants If Terms Met
Mike Donlin former captain of the New York National League club said in Chicago he is willing to resume with the Giants if his terms are accepted. He and his wife postponed Europe travel for country air and plan to sail July 28. He awaits Brush’s decision and stated he is ready at a day’s notice if terms are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush
Chicago
Mike Donlin
New York
Europe
Donlin
New Jersey
O'Brien to Fight Flynn in Denver Exhibition
Philadelphia’s Jack O'Brien and Jim Flynn of Pueblo will box ten rounds in Denver on July 29. A permit has been issued and both sides have agreed to terms. Under Colorado law the bout is an exhibition with no decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee
Jim Flynn
Denver
Col
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Pueblo
Capablanca Receives New Mexico Champion Challenge
New Mexico chess champion Rudolph Pokorney issued a challenge to Jose Capablanca before the Cuban master sails for Cuba. Capablanca, after defeating American Frank J. Marshall, said he would likely return in October to consider the challenge in a potential title match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cuba
Jose R. Capablanca
Frank J. Marshall
Rudolph Pokorney
New Mexico
Capablanca
Dreyfuss Demands Blackburn to Pittsburgh Club
Pittsburgh Pa July 16 President Dreyfuss said he would fight to the last ditch for shortstop Russell Blackburn of Providence recently sold to the Chicago Americans We have the strongest kind of a case and I do not see how we can lose said Dreyfuss We have evidence the national commission cannot turn down
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Pittsburg
Pittsburg
Dreyfuss
Russell Blackburn
Providence Club
Chicago Americans
National Commission
Cubs Sign Happy Smith from California Outfielder
San Jose California July 16 Henry Happy Smith leading California State league outfielder batted .335 for ninety at bats has signed with the Chicago Nationals joining the major league club out of the Pacific Coast region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Josh
Cal
Henry
Happy”) Smith
Chicago Nationals
New York Rifle Shot Cis Zimmerman Tops German-American Marksmen
Cis Zimmerman from New York leads the German-American marksmen group here in Hamburg and has won several gold caps and medals. Final competition results will be announced Saturday or Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Cis Zimmerman
New York
Cole Defeats Perry in Connecticut Tennis Final
In Litchfield July 16 F W Cole of Hartford beat Louis Perry of Williams 6 4 in the state tennis final. The victory earns Cole a chance to meet P B Hawke of Philadelphia in the upcoming challenge match tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Conn
F. W. Cole
Hartford
Louis Perry
Williams
Cole
P. B. Hawke
Philadelphia
Kenton Bowling League Calls Meeting at Middendorf’s
President Riedlin of the Kenton county bowling league issues a call for a 2:30 p m meeting this afternoon at Middendorf's alleys. Captains and officers are urged to attend.
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Kenton League
Riedlin
Kenton County Bowling League
Middendorf
Kenton Court Notes and Local Proceedings
Circuit Judge Harbeson resumed the habeas corpus hearing for T. C. Boyce but refused the writ and remanded him to jail. County Judge Stephens appointed Harry Thornton administrator of Mary Thornton's estate. William Bryan and Vivian Bayless were fined 50 dollars and jailed for fifty days for passing worthless checks. Articles of incorporation for the Home Building Association of Covington were filed, with capital stock set at 400 000 dollars in 2000 shares of 200 each. incorporators include A V nt, William bein pe Ryan, William Han aE Latta, A. D. rans, and ary ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbeson
Shimer
T. C. Boyce
Read
Boyce
Stephens
Harry Thornton
Mary Thornton
William Bryan
Vivian Bayless
The
Home Building Association of
Covington
Yates
A. V
William, Bein Pe
Grower Sues Jobbers Over Tobacco Prices Large suit in Kenton court involves 600000 pounds tobacco
J A Head of Switzer Ky sues T H Kirk and B W Louden doing business as Louden Co Cincinnati tobacco broker for 828,878.66 claiming contract to secure 18 cents a pound on 600000 pounds and empate profits share if price exceeded 20 cents a pound was not honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Cincinnati
J. A. Head
Switzer
T. H.kirk
B. W. Loundon
Loundon & Co
L. J. Crawford
Hazel
Ites & Waselrigh
Hega
Tedion Aan Ee
Head
Loundon &Co
City considers new fire and police system in Covington
Alderman W H Ranshaw renewed agitation for a complete police patrol and fire alarm system. Henry Rechtin cited annual maintenance savings of 800 dollars with new batteries. The matter was referred to the fire committee to review the plant with Fire Chief Griffith and other officials. Council authorized line purchase of 1600 feet of new cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
W. H. Ranshaw
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Boards of Council
Beach
Henry Rechtin
Fire Department
Council
Griffith
Craig
Police and Fire Commission
Comline
Marriage License Refusal Sparks Fractured Paper Scene
Preva Bollinger, 21, and a young man sought a marriage license from County Clerk Yates in Covington yesterday. The clerk refused due to her youthfulness as the couple left in a perturbed mood. the man tore the paper bearing his name into pieces and could not supply the bridegroom’s name to County Clerk Betz in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preva Bollinger
Yates
Covington
Newport
Betz
Covington Church Notes Sermons and Missions
Madison Avenue Presbyterian hosts a morning service for Rev Gilbert and Rev William Clark, praising the Clarks headed to Korea. Mrs Clark to sing solo and serve as church representative abroad. Evening union service and First Presbyterian prepares with Entrance Into Rest sermon and Sabbath activities. Fourth Street Christian outlines 11 o'clock communion and sermon The Sure Foundation with union service participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenues Presbyterian
Gilbert Lays
William Mon
Clark
Clark Selton
Korea
Pete
First Presbyterian
J. I. Blackburn
Scott Street M.H
Fourth Street Christian
Joseph W. Hagin
Covington School and Club Notices Feature Public Meetings
Covington education board and city committee discussed Greer avenue improvements with plans for a reprise. The Covington Lecture club held its annual meeting electing directors and planning a fall winter course. officers reported funds from last winter's lectures and delegates were chosen for the Winchester grand lodge meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
C. J. Davis
O. BH. Roetken
F. P. Wolcott
J. Collier
EL . Gray
A. Byrne
Hétey Mabokoy
SW Brows
Glues
J. F. Thompson
P.K Cof P
Grand Lodge
Winchester
Simon Cook
Joseph Beeenth
Joseph Whitaker
Charles
Covington Real Estate Transfers Listed Across Several Blocks
Property records show Mary L. Dodd selling 2x89 feet on the north side of Tenth street to Fred Wendstrat. The Covington Lumber Company transfers 25x65 feet on the north side of Eleventh street to Moses McComas. William and Ida Kircher sell Seno feet on the north side of St. Louis to Mary Fry. Robert and Adelina Wilson convey 285x100 feet on Boone street to Margaret Arnold. Hallet and Sarah Highouse sell 30x125 feet on the east side of an unnamed street to Harry W. Mayfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Dodd
Fred Wendstrat
Tenth Street
Covington Lumber Com
Moses McComas
Eleventh Street
William and
Ida Kircher
Mary Fry
Seno
St. Louis
Robert
Adelina Wilson
Margaret Arnold
Boone Street
Names in Residence Details Across Indiana Areas
In Batesville Indiana William N Stewart and Donna B Mourt are noted accompanies by Guy F Johnson and Kellum all linked to College Corner and EB Kellum. The fragment references UAL LPs vacceeee and general residency mentions without clear dates or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N._ Stewart
Batesville
Ind
Donna B. Mourt
UAL
Guy F. Johnson
College Corner
EB. Kellum
Two Newport Democrats Clash Over Alexandria Convention Fate
Turmoil grips Campbell county as Newport Democrats debate convention versus primary. Leaders push for a delegate convention in Alexandria next week while a strong primary faction seeks August 28 ballots. Disqualifications of committee members spark desertions and a Newport lodge dispute prompts intervention by Supreme Deputy McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Alexandria
Newport
Traver
Comitteemen Maschinott
Horan
Barton
Kolhoven
L. J. Diskin
Squire Donelan
Court Place
York Street
Owls Leader Harry Roberts Case Delayed in Newport Court
The case of Harry Roberts organizer of the Owls, arrested by Constable Chick Brooker of Newport for obtaining money, was arraigned and the trial was continued until July in magistrate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Roberts
Order of Owls
Chick” Brooker
Newport
Tattore
Runaway horses injure farmer near Claryville
Samuel Maddox, a Campbell county farmer near Claryville, was seriously hurt when a runaway horse team threw him from a wagon. a wheel passed over him as he lay in the street. His doctor says recovery is probable. Meanwhile John McFerrin of Dayton was injured painting a Newport mill roof when a rope broke. He fractured a leg and suffered minor bruises after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Maddox
Claryville
Campbell County
Maddox
John McFerrin
Sixth Avenue
Dayton
Newport
McFerrin
Body of Hazel Pordman Recovered After Ohio River Drowning
Relatives in Newport learned that Miss Hazel Pordman a former Newport resident who drowned in the Ohio River at Evansville Indiana over a week ago had her body recovered Thursday. It washed ashore near the Peters Lee dock and was identified by Samuel Whitmore a relative of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Hazel Pordman
Ohio River
Evansville
Ind
Peters Lee
Samuel Whitmore
Newport Church Notes
Grace M E Church Grace M E parish notes list services at 9 15 am Sunday school 10 45 am preaching by Rev Grant Perkins 7 30 pm outdoor service by the pastor Prayer meeting Wednesday 3 o clock York Street Congregational services led by Rev F B Bigelow 9 30 am bible school 11 am last sermon before September 7 pm twilight service outdoors sermon The Baptists English Lutheran Rev E W pastor 10 20 am public worship subject The Source of Over coming Power 9 am Sunday school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Street
M. HE
M. E
St. John’s. Episcopal
Eighteenth
Scott Streets
John M. Hamilton
Trinity
Madison Avenue
Fourth Street
James M. Magruder
Lester Riley
Church of the Advent
Cincinnati
Trinity Church
Grace M. E
Joseph A. Chapman
Grant Perkins
York Street
Jésus
Bt.k
E. W
Central Crettas cherhas L. Garre pester service
Preaching by Rev Charles L Gibison with Ged Jennings directing music at 7:45 p m Wednesday pro meeting and mission study class. Sunday 11 a m sermon and communion, ordination service 8:00 p m Rev J W Crates of Taylor 86 Methodist church to preach 7:06 p m Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti.m
Charles Ll. Gibison
Ged Jennings
Central Crettas
Cherhas
L. Garre Pester
J. W. Crates
The
Taylor 86 Methodist Church
Christian Endeavor
Newport News Notes Near Newport KY Community Brief
Obituary reports Catherine Fahrenhols of Six Mile Tavern age 66. funeral set at St Francis church. Prof Rudolph Schiffer assumes St Stephen's choir directing post. Joe Hooker G A R notes suicide resolution rally. funeral services for August Wue, later burial at Evergreen. Infant Liam H Ross to be buried in Newport after Washington hospital death. St Mark's Lutheran Sunday school picnic at mond Stargrove. Trinity Lutheran sports day planned. Newport Star Social Club gears for camp Sunday social at Pho dancing pavilion The Point. Minnie Chambers detained by Newport officers after wandering dazed. relatives sought. city inquiries traceable to Newport Maysville area.
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Catherine Fahrenhols
Six-mile Tavern
Alpike
Rudolph Schiffer
St. Church
St. Stephen’s Church
Anthony Schuh
Joe Hooker
Pythian Hall
August Wue
Deceden
Si Francis Church
Liam H. Ross
Weurmath United States Infants
Newport
Government Hospital
Washington
Mamie Schnorr
Columbia Street
Evergreen Cemetery
St. Mark's Theran Church
Mond Stargrove
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Oue
Newport Star Social Club
Init
Ph Grove
Captain Kinney
Clifton Heights
Art Krieger
George Bicher
Charles Harrison
William Ruehl
John Mith
Harry Hell
Louis Benke
Minnie Chambers
Wright
Gerding
Maysville
Campbell County Courts Rule on Brown Divorce and Hospital Bond
Judge Yungblut denied the divorce petition with alimony of 2.50 dollars weekly plus costs. An order allowed Speers hospital trustees to borrow 20000 dollars for twenty years to pay debts and fund improvements. Katie Schwab, 34, of Dayton Kentucky, was declared of unsound mind and ordered placed in an institution after a lunacy hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell L. Brown
Fannie Brown
Su Yungblut
Board of Trustees
Speers Hospital
Yungblut
Katie Schwab
Dayton
Peddlers Fined In Newport Licensing Crackdown
License inspector Chris Schott pressed a license crackdown arresting two peddlers William Willis and William Fryer. They were arraigned in police court and fined three dollars plus costs. Of 101 peddlers on the duplicate, ninety six have been rounded up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Schott
Newport
William Willis
William Fryer
Schott
Newport Real Estate Transfer In Parkhurst Subdivision
Patrick Rilley and wife along with other parties transfer lot 25 in Parkhurst subdivision Newport to Jenny Foster and her husband as the grantees in the real estate transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Rilley
Jenny Foster
Parkhurst Subdivision
Newport
Largest Cathedral Window to Grace Covington KY
The St Marys Cathedral in Covington Kentucky will house the nations largest cathedral window and the second largest in the world. It covers 1500 square feet of glass with sixteen large and sixteen small panels. The window will depict in colored art the life of the Virgin Mary and attract many visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St. Mary's Cathedral
Covington
Prussia
Mecklenburg
Covington Church
Covington Cathedral
Dayton Ky Plans Primary For City Offices
The Democratic city executive committee in Dayton Kentucky opened the campaign with a primary to nominate a ticket for Saturday August twenty eight. Kere Metzner chaired the meeting with William Schlueter as secretary. The committee fixed campaign assessments: mayor ten dollars, clerk fifteen, treasurer ten, police five, city assessor five, and two dollars for each of four council seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Democratic
Kere Metzner
William Schlueter
Golf finals reached in Trans Mississippi tourney
Survivors in the ninth annual Trans Misssissippi champions tournament are Harry Legg of Minikahda Paul Hyde of Wichita Country B M Guinard of Wave Des Moines and Sprague Abbott of Omaha. Hyde Legg Guinard and Abbott advance to the thirteenthsale semifinal round at the Des Moines course. Abbott won a feature match two up six to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Harry Legg
Minikahda Club
Minneapolis
Paul Hyde
Wichita Count Club
B. M. Guinard
Wave Club
Sprague Abbott
Omaha
Trans-Mississippi Golf Association
Hyde
Legg
Nard
Abbott
Moiney Golf and Cain Club
William Sheehan
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