Peruna Endorsements Highlight Women’s Health Claims
A collection of letters from Mary Goerb ing of Medford Wisconsin and Alma Cox of Drum South Carolina praise Peruna and Hartman remedies. Claims include relief from catarrh nervous weakness and digestion issues with testimonials of renewed health. Readers are urged to contact Dr Hartman for guidance and a free health book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Cox
Drum
8. C
Dr. Hartman
Perria
Hartman
Columbus
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohio
Tragedy Ends with Death of Child in Covington Shooting
Five year old Ottie Hester died after her mother Mrs Kate Hester shot at family members in their Covington home on Friday night. Coroner Tarvin ruled a temporary insanity defense for Mrs Hester. Funeral plans center on St Marys Cemetery near Covington with the couple’s parents deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Hester
Kate Hester
Herelf
Covington
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Hesters
Third Street
Western Avenue
Tarvin
Menninger
Ottie Qiester
St. Mary's Cemetery
Jexington -Pike
Special Musical Services at Paul's Church Newport
Afternoon program opens a June series of services at Paul's Church Newport with Mrs C Ben bet Will performing the offertory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul's Church
Newport
Benbet
Young Newport Boy Frightfully Injured
Albert Lense twelve-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Lense of Fourteenth street Newport was severely injured playing near Tippen hauer s brickyard. His head was crushed between a wheel and post causing a skull fracture with bleeding from nose and ears. He was taken to his home after physicians Dr Stein and Dr Phythian treated him and his prognosis is poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Albert Lense
Fourteenth Street
Newport
Tippenhauer
Brown Coal Office
Monmouth Street
Icepick Waving Incident Leads to Arrest in Lewisburg
Joseph Lang of Lewisburg was jailed in Covington on disorderly conduct and carrying concealed weapons after his sister in law reported he waved a dangerous icepick at guests. Lang claimed he was joking and will explain to Police Judge Pence the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lang
Lewisburg
Covington
R. Tang
Lang
Democratic primary voters urged to back county officials
The notice urges support for J R Jameson for County Clerk and Gus W Menninger for Sheriff in the June 29 Democratic primary. It cites labor ties and business qualifications, mentions union printers, and includes other local political and civic items such as marriage licenses and property transfers.
Large field for local offices narrows as eight seek sheriff
Covington voters saw 112 candidates total with many dropping out after paying assessments. Eight of twenty one sheriff hopefuls paid required fees, names include Gus W. Menninger Ed Phillips Joe Brosmore Grank Droege John Glindmeyer M Percival M D McInerney Tom Murray. Other races list candidates for County Judge County Attorney Clerk Jailer Coroner Superintendent of Schools State Senator Assessor Representatives Surveyor Commissioners and City officials with broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Gus W.menninger
Ed Phillips
Joe Brosmore
Grank
Droege
John Glindmeyer
Percival
M. D. McInerney
Tom Murray
M. T. Shine
James Terrill
J. L. Fillstom
Frank Tracey
H. J. Gausepohl
M. Abele
John Boske
J. F. O’ Dowd
W. Adams
W. Henry
Sidney Arthur
J. R. ‘Cookman
J. A. Averdick
L. ‘W. Arnett
J. D. Kennedy
C. Cleveland
W A. Crigler
P. Sandford
J. W. Harris
H. Stephens
Pa Kot
E.P
Jones
Anderson
Hugo/Jonas
Connelly
P.O. Griffin
T. J. Childern
G. P. Stephens
E.B. Stansifer
John Leimer
John Borges
J." Forman
John’ Whittie
B. Bledenhorn
J.P. Madden
F. Lohre
J. Kleymann
Joe Carl
Alex
Herold
Fred Rehfuss
H. H. . Heidecker
Louis Wermeling
H. Streibich
Max Seligman
C.J. Nock
J. B. McClarnon
Wm. Warrington
M. Willman
Fred Hugenburg
J. J. Seiler
T. F. Cronin
Residents contest city dumping at old Tippenhauer lot
An injunction filed in Campbell Circuit Court at Newport seeks to stop the city from pumping garbage on the Tippenhauer lot at Twelfth Street. Public Works Superintendent Glazier defends dumping with burial to prevent odor and will challenge the city’s authority, citing residents’ affidavits claiming no odor and urging citizens to dump where they choose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Circuit
Newport
Tippenhauer
Twelfth Street
Public Works
Father awarded custody of three children in Kentucky court
Judge Hodge ruled in Newport that Edward Meehan of Lexington could regain his three children from St Joseph's Orphan Home after eleven years there. Meehan agreed to pay $5 weekly board, and after the decision he issued a $1,800 note for board the trustees accepted before turning the children over to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meehan
Newport
Hodge
Lexington
Ex-Congressman Berry to Lead Southern Western River Tour
Ex congressman A S Berry and Mrs Berry of Newport depart for New Orleans to join the Col Berry and the Congressional Committee on Rivers and Harbors. The party will inspect Southern and Western rivers on a months long tour previously led by Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
New Orleans
Berry
Local board to discuss plan question at Ringgold Street School
The Board of Education will meet tomorrow night at Ringgold Street School Building to consider the plan question. Joseph M Betz is a candidate for re election for county Clerk. The Mutual Aid Association plans a camnal outing on Saturday June 22 at Latonia race track. City taxes are now due to avoid penalties. Miss Grace Weber of 432 Keturah Street announces her marriage to Theodore Spicer on June 19. Various transfers and property dealings are noted including Crawford and Miller lots and a transfer to John Miller in Crawford's subdivision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Jameson
Charlies
G. McNeill
Fourth Street
Alice A. Clark
C. B. Char
West Covington
Alex. Davezac
Mailachers Jones
O'Donnell
Frank Droege
Harry W. ‘Brown
H. H. Hoffman
Robertsville
Kenton County
Parkers
L.madson
George Ellerman
Bakewell Street
Theodore Herricks
Jin Ana Street
George Street
Frank Rime
Joseph Gripshower
Patina Fred Jed
Stull
Atre
Rane
Kennedy
K. Kraut
Saaenke
Draunt
Miss
Geterrd
Thomas
Ette
Board of Education
Ringgold_Street
Joseph
M. Betz
Pooanty
R. Barbour
Virginia
Barbour
yMutual Aid Association
Latonia
Grace
Weber
Théodore BE Spicer
Charles Smith
Wiliam Ree
Joseph Dietz
George
Colone
James .W
Abert
S. Peetas
Memorial Hall
Ka Shaler
Paris primary results list local Democratic nominees
The Democratic primary vote in Paris Kentucky produced winners including Judge H C Smith Sheriff Wallace W Mitchell County Clerk E D Paton Coroner Dr William Jenney Bedford Jr Mayor B E Bedford Jr County Attorney Dennis Dundon Representative Albert de femeaser Harvey ear ler Jailer Schogis Miss Scenic Redford Treasurer Win Thomas Constable Joe Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Paris
H. C. Smith
Wallace W. Mitchell
William Jenney
B. FE. Bedford, Jr
Dennis Dundon
Albert Ae de
Governor Beckham Bids Attention to Good Roads Convention
Governor Beckham issued a proclamation calling attention to the National Good Roads Convention meeting in Louisville on June 27 and 28. County judges and mayors of all cities and towns are urged to appoint delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Beckham
Louisville
Mrs Eddy Described as Leader in Christian Science
Alfred Farlow portrays Mrs Eddy as founder and natural leader of Christian Science, notes her influence on church by laws and guidance, and explains that healing comes through spiritual understanding of God. He discusses her control, wisdom, and the interpretation of scriptures, including views on the woman clothed in the sun and the role of Science and Health as a spiritual key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Christian Science
Mother Church
Commercial Tribune
New York
The
Evening Journal
Alfred Farlow
Christian Scientist
Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
Christian Scientist Movement
God
Riot marks a election in Cuba
Santiago de Cuba reports a general Nationalist victory outside towns while city results show both parties claiming wins. Republicans show unexpected strength. Nationalists allege illegal voting. Over 100 arrests, small riot at the jail dispersed by police. bitterness over American supervision pervades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago DE Cuba
Four Hundred Fifty Walk Out of Car Shops
Four hundred fifty workers at the New York Central Car Shops in Depew Buffalo went on strike. About 360 to 370 were machinists with the rest machinists helpers. They left after the company refused to raise wages to match a nine hour day, which had been granted last March without a pay increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Central Car
Depew
Central
Bellevue News Roundup of Church Meeting and Local Games
The W F M of Calvary M E Church will meet June 4 at Mrs Chas Neblett s home with Miss Anna Gallimore speaking on India and a musical program. Bellevue team double header today at the park vs Hillsides and West Ends. I C O F Dayton Lodge memorial services at St Johns P E Church in Dayton. Miss Margaret Rose to marry at St Anthony s Church with Rev Father McGrady officiating. Board of Education elected teachers for one year including Maddox Kiel Nagel Roth West O Neill Merrill Mette Clark Morgan Jones Moore McLaren Park Douglass Cunningham List Moore Hancock Stetter Ditz and Mrs Fee. Milton Gibson Robes Cable and John Thomas re elected mayors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary M. E
Chas
Neblett
Division Street
Anna Gallimore
India
Bellevues
Bellevue Boys
Dayton ‘Lodge
St. John’s P. E
Dayton
Margaret
William Rose
St. Anthony's Church
Father McGrady
Board of Education
John Maddox
A. P. Kiel
Nagel
Roth
West
O’ Neill
Merrill
Mette
Clark
Morgan
Jones
Moore
McLaren
Park
Douglass
Prominent Bee Enthusiasts Arrive in Maysville on Steamer Tacoma
A gay party of notable bee enthusiasts arrived in Maysville aboard the steamer Tacoma. The group includes Mr and Mrs Neave Miss Lonz worth Moss Harrison and Buckner A Wallingford Jr. They secured horses in town and began a Kentucky tour by horseback stopping at Blue Lick Springs tonight then proceeding to Lexington to map their future route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Maysville
Tacoma
Boy Found Safe After Disappearance Near Newport
William Boyd, twelve, son of Benjamin Boyd of Seventh and Saratoga streets, Newport, vanished Thursday morning while headed to a cemetery. He was discovered yesterday at Claryville, fifteen miles back of New, after wandering, finding shelter and food along the road. His father brought him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyd
Benjamin~ Boyd
Seventh
Saratoga
Newport
Claryville
New
Erege
Reformed Presbyterians Debate Unions At Pittsburgh Meeting
The Reformed Presbyterian Synod of America spent most of the morning session on its report of the Committee on Secret Societies. It debated labor unions with speakers denouncing unions as dangerous and pernicious while trustees at Geneva College reported 215 students enrolled and 24 graduates. The body recommitted the resolutions and altered them to reaffirm opposition to secret oathbound societies and to warn against unions as presently controlled. Discussions to continue Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Committee On Secret Societies
Reformed Presbyterian Synod of America
Foster
Geneva College
J. W. Carlisle
Newburgh
N. Y
J. C. McFeeters
T. P. Stephenson
McKelvey Leaves for Eastern Home as Ohio Southern Reorganizes
Springfield Ohio June 1 C D McKelvey retires as General Manager of the Ohio Southern and departs for Paterson New Jersey. F E Dewey named General Superintendent and previously led the Lima Northern. Consolidation with Detroit and Lima Northern forms Detroit Southern with key officers moving to Detroit while Ohio Southern offices stay in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
C.D. Mc Kelvey
Ohio Southern
Paterson
N. J
F.E. Dewey
Lima Northern
Detroit
Detroit Southern
Hunt
W.B. Gray
J. Rhoades
Frank Ferris
Ohio Southern Division
Clifford Sues C. & C. for Damages in Newport Court
Robert Clifford filed suit in Campbell Circuit Court at Newport seeking 3000 dollars for damages. He alleges serious injury while employed as a section hand in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clifford
Campbell
Newport
No Ambition
A springtime health concern described as anemia or poverty of the blood is noted as common. The ad asserts Ayer's Sarsaparilla as an effective remedy, claiming it builds pure rich blood and citing availability by prescription in pharmacies for $1.00 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Rennie
Port Byron
Ill
Peruna
Rennie
Ayer
Promises of a Cure for Male Diseases by Cook Medical
An advertisement claims a universal, non surgical treatment restoring manhood and health. It touts painless remedies for varicocele, stricture, and blood poisons, promising permanent recovery, comprehensive home care, and no charge for private counsel.
Ben Davis Wed Wife of Eighteen in Secret Ceremony
Ben Davis, 48, widower and son of a lottery fortune heir, married Alice Crouch, 18, in a private ceremony at Laurie Roebling’s office. The secrecy failed and the couple toured abroad before honeymooning, with plans for a Warwick flats home and later Avondale residence. Davis’s wealth is about 750000, with the bride’s portion around 70000 from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Woods Davis
Laurie Roebling
Alice’Crouch
Davis
William B. Smith
Bill
Mosés Lipman
Vine Street
Seventh
Crouch
Mr. Davis
Nash Instructions Urged at Bucyrus County Convention
The Republican County Convention in Bucyrus Ohio endorsed Nash for national and state offices and instructed delegates to vote for him. Delegates and alternates named include W L Monnett, R We Bennett, George Dietrich, J W Gear, Miller, J Vantilber, F L Robbins, J E Hall, F L Kemp, J G Barney, P H Kieffer, J G Mader. County ticket nominated Walter Wright for Representative, Sheriff O Monnett, Auditor W W Coe Cullough, Commissioner J M Kein, Infirmary Directors C S Spore, Coroner Dr W C Och.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Bucyrus,. O
Nash
W. L
Monnett
R. We. Bennett
George Dietrich
J. Ww. Gear
Miller
J. ‘Vantilber
Pegs
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Grants Five Percent Wage Increase
Machinists helpers blacksmiths and boiler makers at Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Railroad shops receive a 5 percent wage increase after petitioning two weeks ago. The order covers Dayton Hamilton and Cincinnati shops and includes all listed worker groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beallefontaine
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Dayton
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Springfield Moves to Purchase Buck Creek Water Rights
The Springfield Ohio Board of Water Works Trustees have begun steps to buy the water rights of the Anstead and Burke Company and the P. P. Mast Company in Buck Creek. With rising warm weather and scarce rain, the city may need larger water withdrawals, raising fear of an injunction from the two companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Board of Water Works
Anstead & Burke Company
P. P. Mast. Company
Buck Creek
Free college educates to teach nurse and heal
Announcement for American Health College in Fairmount offering free college education with good pay and employment prospects. Includes a Sunday 2 30 lesson time and notes timeless boys can have a good home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Health College
Fairmount
Two Candidates in Scioto County Seek Tenth District Seat
In Portsmouth Ohio on June 1 the race for the Tenth District seat to succeed Congressman Morgan began with two named candidates A T Holcomb and Frank B Finney both from Ohio. Scioto County backs Holcomb likely as next representative due to past support and political dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
Scioto County
Morgan
Jackson County
A. T. ‘Holcomb
Frank ‘B. Finney
Cincinnati
A. T. Holcomb
Holcomb
Disct
New Ohio Companies Incorporated in June
Columbus Ohio June first two new firms were formed The Lodi Refining Company Akron capital stock five zero thousand The Salem Lisbon East Liverpool Traction Company Lisbon capital stock ten thousand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Lodi Refining Company
Akron
Capital Stock
Salém
Lisbon
East Liverpool Traction Company
Jury Deadlocks in Shoplifting Case of Mrs Mary Brush
A Police Court jury failed to reach a verdict in the case of Mrs Mary Brush charged with shoplifting after several hours of deliberation. The special despatch from Dayton notes the hung jury and ongoing proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Mary Brush
Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Female Ailments
A Victorian era testimonial touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the cure for backache and female diseases. The ad cites a Canton Illinois reader praising recovery from uterine displacement after using multiple bottles and calls it a safe vegetable remedy with no narcotics. It also notes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Dr. Pierce
Collins Named Democratic Tax Sees Appointment in Springfield
Springfield notes Clement B. Collins, a known young attorney, has been appointed to a Democratic tax commission by Mower and H. Showers, highlighting local financial oversight and party leadership dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Clement B. Collins
Mower
H. Showers
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Mary Goerbing
Medford
Wis
Peruna Medicine Co
Pertna
Manalin
Alma L. Cox
Hester
Finnegan
Special Musical Services
Joe Lang
Fat Offices
A. S. Berry
J. , Crawford
John = Miller
Crawford
John’ T. Miller
L. J. Crawford
Burton Hazen
Jule Plummer
Wife Coote
John Sicber
Blue Grass
Cuba
Partizans
Bellevue
Joe Hooker
G.A. R
St. Francis Cemetery
Granville Y Post
Odd, Fellows
St. Francis Church
Klle A Schmidt
Bond Lodge
Bellevue Lodge
Dayton Lodge
Rollo.Dyer
Presbyterian Church
W. M.S
Tower M. E. Church
George Totten
Sixth Avenue
George Dennison
Portes
Honolulu
Kentucky
C. D. M’kelvey
Ohio Southern Road
Sues ,C. & C
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
Cook Medical Company
Vine St
Bet
Ben Davis
Alice’ Crouch
Bucyrus, .O
Religious
Mae Brown
Canton
Reese
Collins
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