Children Day programs mark Covington church services
Tomorrow Covington churches host Children's Day with special programs across Union M E Church Epworth League Fourth Street Christian First Christian Scott Street M E Madison Avenue Presbyterian Eleventh Street M E First Presbyterian and local Catholics plan Pentecost collections for the seminary.
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Covington
Union M. E
R. Irving Watkins
Epworth League
F. M. Ballard
Fourth Street Christian
H. J. Seaman
George A. Miller
Christ
Paul
Cesarea
Scott Street
M. E
E. L. Southgate
J. W. Mitchell
First Presbyterian
J. S. Blackburn
Payne Sues Reuter Over Horse Wagon and Milk Can Loss
Charles C. Payne filed suit in the Circuit Court against William Reuter seeking the recovery of a horse harness wagon and milk cans bought for 157 dollars. Payne claims Reuter took the property last month and seeks possession plus 100 dollars damages for wrongful detention and 150 dollars for damages to his business.
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Charles C. Payne
William Reuter
Reuter
Same
Martin Sues Reliance Textile Dye Works for $10000 Damages
Charles E. Martin filed suit in the Circuit Court seeking 10000 damages for injuries while employed by Reliance Textile Dye Works. He fell into a vat of boiling water and suffered a badly scalded foot, testimony partly heard before adjournment yesterday afternoon.
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Charles E. Martin
Reliance Textile Dye Works
Martin
Covington Women Plan Statue Fund for Senator Goebel Memory
A movement by Covington women aims to raise money for a statue in Government square honoring the late Senator Goebel. A committee led by Mrs. M. L. Harbeson as chairman and including Mrs. E. Benzinger Rice, Mrs. L. Bogen Schutz, Miss L. Hunt, Mrs. Jessie B. Caldwell, Mrs. Kate P. Cain, Miss Elizabeth Schweinefuss, Mrs. D. Linn Gooch, Mrs. J. L. Elliston, and Mrs. Alex. Davezac will oversee the effort.
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Covington
Senator Goebel
Government Square
E. Benzinger Rice
L. ©. Bogenschutz
L. Hunt
Jessie B. Caldwell
Kate P. Cain
Elizabeth Schweinefuss
D. Linn Gooch
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Fitzgerald v Applegate Suit
The jury, after an allday deliberation, could not agree and was dismissed by Judge Tarvin in a case brought by Ada E Fitz gerald against W E Applegate and others seeking 700 dollars alleging loss by her father in horse race betting at the poolroom.
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Ada E. Fitzgerald
W. E. Applegate
Tarvin
Grubbs and others settle suits against Sommers in circuit court
In a circuit court judgment the plaintiffs received distinct sums: Walker $165.65, G. and BR. Gerdes $142 and $4115, Caroline Brenner $128.70. The consolidated cases against John H. Sommers concluded with these awards.
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Grubbs
John H. Sommers
Walker
BR. Gerdes
Caroline Brenner
Suit Filed For $300 In Legal Fees In Circuit Court
Harvey Myers and W. J. Howard filed suit in the Circuit Court for $300 claimed as due for legal services rendered to J. P. Lindsey. Attorney W McD Shaw represents the plaintiffs.
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Harvey Myers
W. J. Howard
W. McD. Shaw
J. P. Lindsey
Property transfers between Herman Depenbrocks on Eleventh and Garrard
Fred Herman and wife transfer 17 by 89 feet on the south side of Eleventh street to Anna Depenbrock for 1 and other considerations. Valuation 1600. Dederick Depenbrock and wife transfer 25 by 140 feet on the east side of Garrard street to Fred Herman for 1 and other considerations. Valuation 500.
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Fred Herman
Anna Depenbrock
Eleventh Street
Greenup Street
Dederick Depenbrock
Garrard Street
Grand Opening for Ex-Fireman Tom Glenn at Central Hotel Bar
Ex-fireman Tom Glenn hosts a grand opening at the Central Hotel Bar today with a cordial invitation to all. Joseph Rhinock Sr left for Kansas City to visit his son William, accompanied by ex-mayor Joseph Rhinock Jr. County officials Judge Shine and Assessor Menninger traveled to Frankfort to oppose a proposed 7 percent farm land increase.
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Tom Glenn
Central Hotel
Joseph Rhinock
Kansas City
William
Joseph
Shine
Menninger
Frankfort
Kenton County Assessments Stand After Board Hearing
The Kentucky State Board of Equalization upheld Kenton County farm land assessments as fixed by the County Board of Supervisors, rejecting a proposed 7 percent increase. Covington delegation argued on behalf of the county. supporters included Gus W. Menninger, R. C. Symons, Judge M. T. Shine, L. L. Manson, and Judges Loomis and Mann.
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Kenton County
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
State Board of Equalization
Covington
County Board of Supervisors
Gus W. Menninger
R. C. Symons
M. T. Shine
L. L. Manson
Milldale
Loomis
Mann
Independence
Dayton Society Plans Lawn Fete at Sixth and Vine
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Christian Church announces a lawn fete to be held this evening at the lot at Sixth and Vine streets. Mr Val Beiser will soon depart on a three months tour of the Southern States. Guiding Star Lodge K of P elects C C Charles Rice V C J Peters Prelate J Momberg M W E Main M F Robert Baners M E Edward Joselyn Representatives to Grand Lodge P T Kaighn John Swift W C Quinby.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Christian Church
Lot
Sixth and Vine Streets
Val. Beiser
Guiding Star Lodge
K. of P
C. C
Chas. Rice
V. C
J. Peters
J. Momberg
E. C. Main
Robert Baners
Knights of St Edward plan Reading Ohio trip for church event
Bellevue report notes the Knights of St Edward meet at Geiger's store at 11 45 a m to travel to Reading Ohio for the Knights of St John celebration. Preparatory services were held at Trinity Lutheran Church with a sermon by Rev J M Bramkamp. Granville Moody Post G A R will meet at 1 p m to decorate graves at Four Mile Cemetery. A class of boys and girls will receive first communion at St Anthonys Church at 7 a m tomorrow.
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Knights of St. Edward
Geiger's Agar
Reading
Knights of St. John
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. M. Bramkamp
Granville Moody Post
Four Mile Cemetery
Gray
St. Anthony’s Church
Sand dispute hits $10,000 in Circuit Court
Drury Walker sues Samuel Danks, Walter Bennett and Mary Baxter alleging ownership of a Cote BrillMante sandbank and a contract to haul sand at ten cents per ton. He claims the defendants then contracted with J Frank Dye to take the sand, preventing him from obtaining similar sand and seeking $10,000 damages.
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Drury Walker
Samuel Danks
Walter Bennett
Mary Baxter
Cote Bril-lMante
J. Frank Dye
Police and Fire Board Reports Mixed Results
At the Board of Police and Fire Commissioners meeting Chief Lock announced forty nine arrests with fines and costs totaling about five thousand six hundred fifty dollars. Lieutenant Lieberth noted a few small robberies with most property recovered. Chief Link reported ten fire alarms with minor losses and urged buying a new horse. the proposal was referred to the Supply Committee. All members attended except the unable mayor.
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Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Lock
Lieberth
Link
Fire Department
Church Services Schedule Highlights for Sunday
Rev F C Longaker preaches at St Mark s English Lutheran Church with morning Grieve Not the Spirit and evening The Elements of Success at Fifth Street Christian Church pastor Charles Darsie. Sunday Children s Day at English United Brethren Church with Rev F H Bohn morning Land of Promise and evening Children s Day service. Grace Church features Life s Transfigurations in morning and Some Perplexing Life Problems in evening with 8 pm service and 7 pm League devotional.
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F. C. Longaker
St. Mark's
Fifth Street
Grace Church
Police reassignments assign night watch by ward
Chief of Police Lock yesterday redrew night patrol beats naming ward pairs. First Ward Dietz and Harry Van Augthaven. Second Ward Flynn and Lehr. Third Ward Smith and Clinkenbeard. Fourth Ward Riley and Jones. Fifth Ward Richert and Risch. Sixth Ward Jackson and Stephens.
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Dietz
Harry van Augthaven
Flynn
Lehr
Smith
Clinkenbeard
Riley
Jones
Richert
Risch
Jackson and
Stephens
Fidelity Building Association Elects New Officers and Directors
The Fidelity Building Association has elected officers including President Thomas James and Vice President W. A. Paterson. Edward J. Morris serves as Secretary with C. F. McHenry as Assistant Secretary and Jas. M. Mawell as Treasurer. Board of Directors includes P. T. Schultz C. A. Lewis C. M. Davidson E. E. Kirker C. M. Carnahan A. C. Brieth George Hornung Charles Tucker and Thomas Healy.
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The
Fidelity Building Association
Thomas James
W. A. Paterson
Edward J. Morris
C. F. McHenry
Jas. M. Mawell
P. T. Schultz
C. A. Lewis
C. M. Davidson
E. E. Kirker
C. M. Carnahan
A. C. Brieth
George Hornung
Charles Tucker
Thomas Healy
Mrs Lucy Eckert Arrives for Funeral in Spring Grove
The body of Mrs Lucy Eckert grandmother of Colonel L J Crawford will arrive today at 10 45 a m in Warren Pa and be taken to the chapel at Spring Grove Cemetery for services.
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Lucy Eckert
L. J. Crawford
Warren
Spring Grove Cemetery
Board of Education to Meet Next Monday at High School
The Board of Education schedules its regular monthly meeting for next Monday night at the High School Building. Engagements announced for Miss Helen Schwa ger of Clifton Heights and Mr Ed Seekamp formerly of this city. Marriage licenses issued to Fred Boehne and Mary Stutner of Newport and A C Boyd and Sarah S Orcutt of Campbell County. Mr and Mrs Frank H Covalt return home from Pittsburg where Mrs Covalt sang at Carnegie Music Hall for public charities and Allegheny City Home inmates.
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Board of Education
Helen Schwager
Clifton Heights
Ed Seekamp
Fred Boehne
Mary Stutner
Newport
A. C. Boyd
Sarah 8. Orcutt
Campbell County
Frank H. Covalt
Pittsburg
Skopec Lone Star Shuts Out Fort Wayne in Wheeling Tilt
Skopec pitched a standout game as Wheeling defeated Fort Wayne 3 to 0. Harper struggled with control as Wheeling capitalized on errors, with Krueger’s poor defense at shortkey to the misplay. Lyons and Turner doubled, Congalton tripled, and Bergen and Ritter handled balls behind the plate. The game lasted 1 hour 55 minutes with Johnstone umpiring.
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Commercial Tribune
Wheeling
W. Va
Skopec
Ft. Wayne
Harper
Krueger
Lyons
Turner
Congalton
Rothermel
Meaney
Pequinney
Bergen
Ritter
Skopee
Lycms
Letcher
Babb
Johnstone
Haymakers Shut Down by Streit in Columbus Game
Mansfield and Colum bus split a baseball twin bill? Streit held four singles for the Haymakers as Columbus won 3 to 1 in the opener. Bradley doubled for Columbus. Beville and Lowney stole bases. Irwin fanned three for Mansfield. Attendance 200. Time one hour thirty four minutes.
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Commercial Tribune
Olumbus
Streit
Mansfield
Columbus
Bradley
Breen
Beville
Lowney
Irwin
Street
Robinson
O'Conner
Keenan
Law
Ball
Colgan
First Chamber Rejects Government Bill on Workmen’s Accidents
The First Chamber in The Hague rejected the government bill to insure workmen against accidents by 29 to 20. It is expected the Ministry will resign following the vote.
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Hague
Quarrel ends in razor attack and self harm in Ohio
Irvin Johnson colored cut the throat of Mrs Ida Welcome, a white woman, with a razor in Youngstown Ohio. He then slashed his seven year old son across the face and cut his own throat. The boy will recover while the woman may die.
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Youngstown
Irvin Johnson
Ida Welcome
Johnson
Petition Circulates for Pardon of James Bracht
A town petition seeks clemency for James Bracht who received forty five days in jail from Judge Dwelly last Monday for cutting Jim Mulligan on the South ern Bridge. Bracht supports a wife and four children.
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James Bracht
Dwelly
Jim Mulligan
Bracht
Charles Burt
Oak Street
W. K. Dermis
Lexington
John Lenox
River notices from Portsmouth Chile sailing ads
Boats leaving today listed with destinations and times. Pearce at 5 p.m. for Tacoma 3 30 p.m. Avalon departs June 3 noon for Portsmouth. Wells sails June 4 5 p.m. for Vevay. Workum sails June 4 5 p.m. from Portsmouth with other advertiser notes.
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Pearce
Tacoma
Pittsburg
Avalon
Portsmouth
Wells
Vevay
Workum
River stage and river boat movements update
The river stood at 10.5 feet at 6 am and noon, 10.6 feet at 6 pm with warm rain. Vessels like the Avalon and Virginia are active, the Avalon due late tonight and to return to Pittsburg noon tomorrow. Several ships, including the Wells, Workum, and Tacoma, reported notable traffic and departures between Pittsburg and surrounding ports. Captain Phillips arrived from Pittsburg aboard City of Pittsburg. water depth limited sailings for City of Pittsburg remain.
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Avalon
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Main Street
Virginia
Wells
Portsmouth
Vevay
Petersburg
Tacoma
John M. Phillips
City of
R. W. Wise
Buckeye State
Flint Island
F. A. Laidley
Manchester
James H. Woodward
Billy Boles
W. W. O'Neil
Cc. M. Phister
Maysville
Ed Duval
John A. Wood
Henry Nye
Joseph Phillips
Captain Phillips
Kirkup
Newport
Louisville
Carrollton
Tell City
Evansville
Bellevue
John K. Speed
Memphis
Buckeye
O'Neil
Smoky City
Jos. B. Williams
J. T. Duffy
Howard's
Marine Railways
New South
Jas. Roger
Paducah
John S. Hopkins
E. G. Ragon
Jos
Brooklyn
Ohio River
Dunbar
Golconda
Elizabethtown
Dick Fowler
Cairo
Clifton
St. Louis
Tennessee
Ford Herald
Hartweg
Beaver
Lower River
Ohio
H. F. Frisbie
Gage
Gomez
Cuba
San Domingo
River and harbor news from multiple ports report rising and falling gauges
Special despatches note water levels at Warren, Oil City, Morgantown, Brownsville, Pittsburg, Wheeling, Marietta, Parkersburg, Pomeroy, Pt Pleasant, Catlettsburg, Gallipolis, Portsmouth, Louisville, Evansville, Paducah, Cairo, and Santiago. Towboat movements, new masters, and coal shipments listed amid forecasts of rain and improving river conditions. A Cuba letter discusses politics and annexation stance. Health notes commend Major Carr for city sanitation and yellow fever prevention.
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Commercial Tribune
Warren
Oil City
Morgantown
Brownsville
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Rochester
Liverpool
Charles F. Powell
United States
Alleghany
Monongahela
Alleghany River
Bentley Clark
J. B. Finley
Middleport
Sewickley
Thomas Martin
Smoky City
Louisville
Lewis Boles
Virginia
Defender
Raymond Horner
Steubenville
Wheeling
Avalon
Marietta
Bedford
Francis J. Torrence
Parkersburg
River
Pomeroy
Mt. Clare
R. K. Wells
Catlettsburg
Bonanza
Keystone State
Stanley
Gallipolis
Kanawha
Portsmouth
H. M. Stanley
Pearce
Henrietta
Reed Commandery to Lead Brock Funeral in Middletown
Middletown residents hear that the Reed Commandery will have charge of the Charles Brock funeral from his home Monday afternoon with Rev. D Lee Aultman conducting. Also, George Patterson and Edward Jones pleaded guilty as hold up men and were sentenced to five years each. Elks plan a June 7 charity circus and the Industrial Commission reports a steel roofing plant move to the city.
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Commercial Tribune
Middletown
Charles Brock
Reed Commandery
George Patterson
Edward Jones
Neilan
Lodge of Elks
The
Industrial Commission
American Steel Roofing Company
General McMakin completes First Brigade staff
General W. V. McMakin, commander of the First Brigade, O N G, announces the completion of his staff. The officers include Assistant Adjutant General Major William H. Porter from Toledo, Surgeon Major Fred C. Weaver from Dayton, Inspector Major Frank M. Bell from Lima, Quartermaster Major Moulton Houk of Toledo, Commissary Major Hugh L. Runkel of Kenton, Ordnance Officer Major Edward W. Lovell of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
W. V. McMakin
William H. Porter
Toledo
Fred C. Weaver
Dayton
Frank M. Bell
Lima
Moulton. Houk
Hugh L. Runkel
Kenton
Edward W. Lovell
Cincinnati
Allen's Foot-Ease advertisement copy
An old advertisement pledges relief for tired swollen hot feet with Allen's Foot-Ease powder. It claims cooling effects and cures for swollen feet, corns, bunions, blisters, and growing nails, promising comfort for tight shoes and easy walking.
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Allen
Weather Outlook for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky
Ohio and Kentucky expect showers and cooler conditions Saturday with Sunday turning fair and brisk southerly winds shifting to northerly. Indiana sees fair, cooler weather Saturday except near Lake Michigan with Sunday turning fair and brisk northerly winds.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Local Temperature and Precipitation Report for Cincinnati
A historical daily weather summary for Cincinnati shows average temperatures around 70s and highs in the 80s, with daily excess and accumulated deficits in temperature and precipitation since January 1, 1900. The record lists specific readings for several years and notes small rainfall amounts of .03 inches for the day.
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Cincinnati
S. Bassler
Kentucky Court of Appeals reaches varied rulings
In Frankfort on June 1 the Kentucky Court of Appeals heard numerous cases across districts. Judges Paynter Burnam Hobson and DuBelle presided. Several rulings affirmed or reversed lower court decisions, with petitions for rehearing overruled or pending. The session adjourned until Tuesday morning.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Paynter
Burnam
Hobson
DuBelle
Lee
Federal Trust
8S. V. Co
Jefferson
Chancery Division
Campbell
Trosper
Knox
Idelman
Nelson
Same
Samuels
Cooper
Jackson
Guardian
Pulaski
Gallimire
Brewer Bros
Graves
Klein & Son
Liverpool
London and Globe Insurance Company
Jefferson L
Deitzman
Mullin
Jefferson C. P
White
Divine
Henry
Flaugher
Yates
Carter
Hightown
Baily & Koevner
Henderson
Appellee
Board of Councilmen of
Stone
Franklin
Reedy
Katz
McCracken
Farmers’ Bank
Barret
Christie
Steger
Marion
Ray
First National Bank
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East Fourth Street
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Pt. Pleasant
Alice Brown
River Personals
Santiago OF Today
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Bofinger & Hopkins
SAFES
Pars, Roebuck & CO
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Milwaukee
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WM. V. Ebersole & CO
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the Barclay
Hanover
Vine St
T. J. Willison
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