Threatened life of Mrs Muscroft on Fourth Street
Mrs Mary Hyacinth Guile wife of banker Prenk Guile drew a revolver on Mrs C B Muscroft wife of physician in broad daylight at Fourth and Race streets alarmed onlookers. Two men restrained Guile and Muscroft fled with her daughter to Langdon Bakery before Dr Muscroft arrived to take them home. Guile escaped. authorities unsure of her whereabouts.
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Mary Hyacinth Guile
Prenk Guile
Stoibok
Fourth
Race Streets
Race Street
Mrs. Muscroft
Mrs. Guile
Guile
Gulle
Probate Court
Ferris
Avondale
Dr. Muscroft
Muscroft
Newport
Frank Barber
East Second Stret
Louisville
Blair
Cincinnati
Donelan
Dayton Social Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Visits
Miss Anna Wilson visits Pittsburgh while friends enjoy a canal boat outing at Miller's Grove. Miss Isabel Reid returns from Columbus. The wedding of Mr Keyes and Miss Anna Schwind at Emanuel Church stands as a season highlight. Mrs. James I. Brooks of Boston visits Dayton View. numerous receptions and parties honor brides and guests across Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wilson
Pittsburg
Miller's Grove
Isabel Reid
Columbus
Keyes
Anna Schwind
Emanuel Church
James I. Brooks
Boston
Mags
Frank Heathman
Dayton View
Ira Watson
John R. Boalt
Ralph EB. Adamson
Susan )Loone Boalt
John W. Durst
Clayton
Queen City
Cincinnati Wesleyan College
Justine Lorenz
Eccliean Literary Society
the Steele High School
Janet Marley
Mary Brandon
Bessie Billman
Agnes Walsh
Robert Walsh
Richard Brandon
Julia Gunckel
Asheville
N. C
Sarah W. Walker
New York
Springfield society notes highlight hosting and visits
Miss Jane Hall entertained in honor of Miss Elliott with guests including Miss Elliott and several Mrs Wiseman Rodgers and Rod gers members. Luncheons and musicales were given by Miss Lavinia Barnett Miss Clark and Miss Juliet Webb along with club meetings and visits by Miss Creswell Mrs Cartmell Mrs Buchwalter and others from Cincinnati Cleveland Zanesville and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hall
Miss Elliott
Wiseman
Rodgers
Walter Linn
Winger
Pursell
Elinor Ludlow
Mary Stewart
Lavinia Barnett
Woman's Club
Lagonda Club
Miss Clark
Louisville
Baskin
Juliet Webb
Douglass Webb
Robert Rodgers
Addison Rodgers
Miss McGregor
Cleveland
J. B. Cartmell
E. L. Buchwalter
Ama Black
California
John Bushnell
Cincinnati
Fried
Zanesville
Social guest notes town and regional visitors
Mrs. Jennie Kaehn of Cincinnati visited Mrs. Mattox last week. Mrs. Max Epstein stays with friends in St Louis for several weeks. Mrs. N Oester hosted friends in Cincinnati Sunday. Mrs. M Duncan of Indianapolis visits mother Mrs. Albert Reeves. Mrs. Mary Williamson of Hamilton Ohio visits her mother and Benjamin Woolever. Mrs. Ilkes Dorrell visits Mrs. Anna Ehmans in Indiana while her mother Mrs. Devers is also visiting. Miss Jennie Downton leaves for Pittsburgh tomorrow for vacation with friends. Mrs. 8 W Fenton spent several days with Cincinnati friends last week. Miss Carrie Frank and Louisa r
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Kaehn
Cincinnati
Mattox
Max Epstein
St. Louis
N. Oester
M. Duncan
Indianapolis
Albert Reeves
Mary Williamson
Hamilton, C
Benjamin Woolever
Ilkes Dorrell
Anna Ehmans
Indianas
Devers
Jennie Downton
Pittsburg
W. Fenton
Carrie ‘Frank
Louisa R
Fire destroys Cincinnati Ice Delivery stables on Logan Street
Early morning blaze consumed brick two story stables at 719 and 728 Logan Street housing live stock feed and grain. About thirty horses perished. thirteen ice wagons and four buggies destroyed. Total loss estimated at 10000 with aid from John Schroeder who alerted authorities and helped save several horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Ice Delivery Company
Dogan Street
Joss
John Schroeder
Elder
Logan
Schroeder
County Court appoints administrator for Mary Burbridge
In Ne County Court yesterday Mary Burbridge was appointed administrator with bond and letters issued. The probate action named clerks and sureties and noted a residence project on Third Street east of Avenue, valued at about 4000 dollars. A corrective entry mentions a medical preparation and a local store advertisement, reflecting mixed notices in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesterda
Mary
Haerles Olters
Republicans of Kentucky Endorse Roosevelt Aide Wins
Special despatch reports Louisville Republicans in a Fifth District convention endorsing President Roosevelt's administration. Irwin is renominated for Congress and George Durelle for Appellate Judge with no opposition. W. C. Jones presided and urged continued Republican success in 1904. Delegates pledge to ensure every Louisville vote is counted with no more counting out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Ville
Roosevelt
Fifth District
Irwin
George Durelle
Louisville
W. C. Jones
Kentucky Wagon Works
Kentucky
Congress
Louieville
Court Sells Property in Durrett Suit Against Transfer Railway
In Covington Circuit Court Deputy Sheriff Seacathine sold two pieces of property for 1308 dollars to satisfy M M Durretts judgment against the Covington Transfer Railway Co. The sale aimed to secure the franchise for a rail route from Ludlow to Covington, but the switch was never built after a two year battle in General Court and courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Durrett
Covington Transfer Railway Co
Covington
Seaetchine
Southern Railroad
Ludlow
Coun
Nock Appointed in Lansdowne's Place
In Covington yesterday the Y Spars of Covington Water Works Commission announced A J Lansdowne replaced by Charles Nock as assistant. Lansdowne held the post eight years and Nock is son of Commissioner W. the change follows Democratic faction tensions and may trigger board turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Lansdowne
The Secret How Doctors Shield Themselves From Diseases
Dr Hartman reveals that contagion enters via mucous membranes and healthy membranes resist infection. Catarrh damages mucous linings, enabling germs to enter. maintaining membrane health through remedies is key. The piece urges readers to seek Hartman’s gratis guidance at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Bridge Board To Organize Annual Meeting
The bridge board plans its annual meeting in Covington tomorrow afternoon at 6. President Robert Ameen of the New Ore Aldermen will chair. After the election the new board will convene to elect a President and Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entepenaktery
Wport
Covington
Robert Ameen
Rd of Aldermen
K. Ck Aalentine Wenderet
Estate settlement and sale cases filed in Newport Court
Plaintiffs seek division of proceeds among heirs and sale of estate property in Newport Circuit Court. Attorneys E P Simmon for executrix and Brown for plaintiffs lead actions against Boehme, Rite Gs, Barbara Burkhardt and others alleging settlement of the estate and bequests under a will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Brown
Young girl injured by fall at stairway incident
Mamie Gastringer six year old daughter of Henry Gastringer of Westens street was knocked over near the stairway at Eighth and Crescent avenues yesterday morning. Covington and West City face $750 damages suit over alleged street flood damage and drainage failures harming property on Hayman street East Covington due to inadequate maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie
Henry Gastringer
Vad Westens Street
Che
Eighth and Crescent Avenues
Galion
Ovington
Covington
West
Hayman Street
Property Transfers In Dayton And Chestnut Street Lots
Henry Theele and wife transfer to John Straub a Chestnut street lot 25 by 100 feet for 450. George Messmann and wife transfer to William A Schatzman a Seventh street north side lot 198 feet west of ee in Dayton Kentucky 38 by 140 feet. John C Collins and wife transfer to Nicholas Loux a Fourth street lot between Columbia and Central avenues 20 by 85 feet for 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Theele
John Straub
Chestnut Street
George Messmann
William A. Schatzman
Seventh Street
Dayton
John C. Collins
Nicholas Loux
Fourth Street
Columbia
Central Avenue
Newport Levee Delegation Honored at Elks State Reunion
The El delegation from Newport Levee with sponsors and maids of honor attended the Elks first State reunion at Lotisville last Thursday and Friday and returned home yesterday. In Falls City they were hosted by a Reception Committee and at the reception ball the Campbell County girls were voted the handsomest in attendance for grace and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Levee
the Elks
Lotisville
Urea
Falls City
Campbell County
Transfer of properties between Beach and Stanfield in Covington and Rosedale
Property transfers involve George T. Beach to Charles W. Stanfield at 50 feet on Fairview Avenue in Rosedale for Master Commissioner action, and 63 feet on the west side of Johnson Street in Covington assigned to Ben Dresmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Beach
Charles W. Stanfield
Fairview Avenue
Rosedale
Ben Dresmann
Johnson Street
Covington
Memorial ceremony lauds Third Infantry drill at Evergreen
Citizens at the memorial exercises in Evergreen Cemetery praise the Third Infantry for precision in drill work and maneuvers. Twenty two recruits arrive late Friday from Columbus Ohio while Derby Dennis, a private in the One Hundred and First Artillery, on furlough, is ordered to Ft Totten New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Cemetery
Tird
Fort
Third Infantry
Columbus
Derby Dennis
One Hundred and Firstst Artillery
Ft. Totten
N. Y
Thompson hosts christening in Newport for infant Alice Elizabeth
Dr and Mrs A E Thompson entertained last Tuesday at Posey Flats Newport for the christening of their infant daughter Alice Elizabeth by her grandfather Rev J W Mitchell pastor of the Eleventh Street M E Church Covington Representing the family were relatives and church members at the ceremony held in Covington proceedings noted in social column
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Thompson
Posey Flats
Newport
Alice Elizabeth
J. W. Mitchell
Eleventh Street
M. E
Covington
Gotlieb Schweitzer Returns from Germany After Brief Visit
Gotlieb Schweitzer of John's Hill arrived home after a 34 day absence from Germany. He finds the old court life changed with people seeking tips and money. He says it’s cheaper to live in America and at John's Hill where he rarely meets a stranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotlieb Schweitzer
John's Hill
Germany
Gotlieb
GotHeb
America
Veterans Decorate Graves at St Francis Cemetery
Members of Joe Hooker Post G A R decorate the graves of their comrades this afternoon at St Francis Cemetery with Rev Fa iber Fe ponmiee in charge and W R C members attending. The teachers examination for the public school was held at the high school yesterday. Bevergen T heerman orkmen's Association marks the forty second anniversary at Clark's Grove this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe/Hooker
St. Francis Cemetery
Fa Aiber Fe Ponmiee
Cere W. R.C
Bevergen. Theerman Orkmen’s Association
Clark's Grove
Why Firstborns Are Often Healthiest in Families
The passage argues firstborn children stay healthiest, claiming mothers who use Pierce’s Favorite Prescription remain vigorous, eat well, sleep well, and are not nervous. It promises a painless childbirth and a healthy, happy mother with healthy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Meeting of Lady Managers on Friday for Protestant Orphans Home
The Board of Lady Managers of the Campbell County Protestant Orphans Home in Newport will meet Friday at 2 PM at Mrs. William Lohstroh's home 113 Columbia Street to finalize plans for the annual feast set for Sunday June 15. Full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County ‘Protestant Orphans’ Home
Newport
William’ Lohstroh
Columbia Street
Annual Election of Teachers in Newport Board Meeting
The Newport Board of Education will meet tomorrow night to elect a Superintendent of the Public Schools and appoint principals teachers and janitors for the ensuing year. The board will also finalize arrangements for the high school exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Newport
Irving Club Elects Officers and Debates at Meet
Newly elected Irving Club officers were formally installed at the meeting last night. An essay on the Boer War was read by Mr. Flerman and Mr. Collins spoke on Duty to One's Country. The resolution praising England’s zenith passed affirmative after debate. A baseball game between the Knights of the Round Table and the Irving Club is set for Saturday, June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Club
Flerman
Collins
England
Fischback
Riefkin
Bardon
de Moss
Field
Fox
Caldwell
Knights of the Round Table
Newport Public Library dedicatory exercises outlined
The Newport Board of Trustees plans a June 25 opening for the new library building at 7 30 pm with an orchestra, prayers, a chorus, and several addresses by local officials and educators including Mayor R W Nelson and Prof John Burke. The program also features solo vocal and violin performances and a benediction by ward leader T Donnelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Public Library
Newport
Handsome News
J. P.itehead
First Presbyterian Church
R. W. Nelson
John Burke
Public Schools of
James C. Wright
Mon. A
Berry
Thward T. Donnelly
Jury Finds Minnie Reasor Thrown From Window
Louisville May 31 The coroner's jury found Minnie Reasor a seventeen-year-old New Albany girl died by being thrown from a third story window at the United Medical Company offices on Green Street. Witnesses testified a man pushed her. police pursue clues as autopsy is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Minnie Reasor
Mine Reasor
New Albany
United Medical Company
Green Street
Third
Primary in Seventh District Targets Trimble Nominee
The Democratic committee for Kentucky's Seventh District met in Frankfort and called a July 2 primary to nominate a stretched Congressmen South Trimble. Candidates must file by June 14. if only one runs, the primary is canceled and the committee nominates. Supporters of Col. John Allen and Sen. Campbell Cantrill preferred a September convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Democratic Committee of the
Ashland
South Trimble
Trimble
John Allen
Fayette
Campbell Cantrill
Bpett
Nex
Newport High School Wins Dual Meet At East Newport Park
Newport High School defeated Bellevue High School in a muddy dual field meet at East Newport Park. Newport dominated with a wide margin. Hall led Newport as field champion with strong points. Bar don won the pole vault breaking records.
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Newport High School
Bellevue High School
East Newport Park
Newport
Hall
Jack Bardon
Cincinnati
Fishback
Mel
Volge
Hall N
Ister
Voige
Schuler
Capes
Hishback
Swertman
Ital
Day
Hada
Ludlow Briefs Outline Military Exercises
Fragmentary note from Ludlow describes exercises of the ene wast n will be he Brig. ou indicating upcoming drills and planned activities amid uncertain details.
Powers Case 10 Postponed To September Term
In Frankfort Kentucky the Court of Appeals will continue Caleb Powers against the Commonwealth to the September term via agreed order by Powers' judge Jere Morton and Commonwealth attorney T C Campbell. Also Jim Howard versus Commonwealth will be argued, with brief filed seeking reversal of a life sentence citing improper instructions and admitted incompetent testimony. The full court panel will hear Howard’s appeal on Tuesday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Caleb Powers
Commonwealth
Jere Morton
Powers
T. C. Campbell
Cincinnati
Jim Howard
Thomas Gordon
Louisville
Campbell
Howard
Cantrill
Bellevue Police Chief Reclaims Lost Hat After Exchange
Bellevue Mayor J D Ellis returns the missing hat to Assistant Chief Bob Plettner who sought the $4 hat after a council meeting adjourned. Reporter irritation eases as Plettner regains equanimity. Elks reunion in Louisville noted along with teachers visiting other cities to study Speers methods. Miss Stella Morgat to Xenia Ohio. Nettie Moore Elsie Jones Stella Disz to Hamilton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Plettner
Bob
J. D. Ellis
Plettner
Serme Emig
Elks
Louisville
Falls City
Hellevue
Speers
Stella Morgat
Xenia
Nettie Moore
Elsie Jones
Stella Disz
Hamilton
Georgetown and Lexington Interurban Electric Road Opens
Lexington Kentucky May 31 The Georgetown and Lexington Interurban Electric Road opened to passengers at 1 PM The first car left this end and hourly service started The schedule will be cut to forty minutes later The line currently runs to city limits while new frogs and switches are installed delaying city tracks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Georgetown & Lexington
Lmits
Hay Can Fee
Cincinnati Visitors Entertain Lawrenceburg Social Set
Lawrenceburg, MD residents host and visit with friends and relatives from Cincinnati Indianapolis Florence and Lockland. Guests include Mrs John W Doran Miss Grace Bollinger Miss Kate Bollinger Mrs George Hodell Mrs M J Givan and others as social visits continue through the week with local hosts.
Estimating Contest Offers 14,900 Prize Opportunities
The notice explains a prize pool of 34,000 dollars with 1,490 prizes. If you and nine friends each contribute an estimate you gain ten chances per person, totaling 14,900 opportunities to win a portion of the prize.
Boy Shot Himself After Attempted Discharges
An incident on East Thirteenth Street and Vine yesterday left 12 year old Willie Deuser shot in the left hand and injuring his finger. A 22 caliber pistol with blank badges and paper wadding caused the wound after multiple attempts to discharge a loaded smaller gun. He was taken to the hospital by patrol officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Deuser
Uel
East Thirteenth Street
Entalselfth
Vine Yas A
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