Kentucky School Board Votes to Keep Teaching Core with One Change
The Board of Education will re elect the existing teaching corps at its Thursday night meeting with one exception James Lyons a teacher in the colored schools at Nicholasville Ky will be dropped to favor home talent He favors keeping Lyons but home talent takes precedence The Fifth District School may open new positions Mary Gilmartin and Kate Mahoney are rumored substitutes Grace Smith may resign due to illness Charlies Nock joins Water Works Board as Assistant Secretary raising questions about dual service The board agrees he should keep his seat on the School Board
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Board of Education
Corps
James Lyons
Colored
Nicholasville
Fifth District
Mary Gilmartin
Crescent Avenue
Kate Mahoney
Fourth
Bakewell Streets
Grace Smith
Charlies Nock
Water Works Board
Stetutes
Publc Library Board
Nock
Pocket Knife Fight Leaves Davis Slashed, Fox Sought
Peter Fox son of Martin Fox of 1282 Garrard avenue fought King Davie of 81 Trevoretree with a pocket knife near Pleasant and Garrard streets. Davis suffered an eight inch gash from left eye to chin and was treated at Dr. Allen’s and St Elizabeth Hospital. Frank Hitler was cut on the fingers protecting Davis. Fox fled toward the licking River and is believed hid in Newport as police pursue him.
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Peter Fox
Martin Fox
Iron Molders’ Union
Garrard Avenue
King Davie
Trevoretree
Pleasant
Garrard Streets
Fox
Davis
Allen
Eleventh Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Kearns
Frank Hitler
Trevor
Heelec
Found Dead Baby Near Covington Shocks Town
A week-old girl’s body was found at Parker's Grove behind Covington. Authorities say the infant’s skull was crushed by a blunt instrument. Coroner Tarvin will search for the body and may punish the finder if negligence is proven.
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Covington
Parker's Grove
Tarvin
Threatened officers with brandished ax during rescue
Dr. Charles W. White health officer and Sanitary Chief James Powers confronted Ben White at 12 Mullins Street to remove a four year old girl. The eldest son, a 20 year old, faced them with an uplifted ax and threatened to kill. They withdrew and planned to return with an ambulance. The child was later removed while the suspect slept.
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Charles W. White
James Powers
Ben White
Mullins Street
Coor
Covington Diocesan Installations and Local News Roundup
General Brossart to administer in Rome and proceed to George Town for the installation of Mother Mary Ambrose of New York. William Riedlin Republican Club meets at Elling's Hall. Mrs Kruse marks her birthday with sixty guests. Star Permanent Bauverein names officers. Mother of God Church reports a rare funeral lull last week. James Concannon arrested on assault warrant. Lewisburg Shooting Club held its annual tournament with Fred Kern named King and prize winners listed.
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Brossart
Ish Op Maes
Rome
Georgetown
Mary Ambrose
New York
Mary Angela
Mother of God Church
Lewisburg
Indianapolis Pair Marries as Wilcox and Sanders Wed
Louis F Wilcox 42 and Minnie L Sanders 36 both of Indianapolis were married yesterday by Squire Baker. George J B Phillips 21 and Gertrude Ricketts of Columbus Ohio married by Rev B F Swindler with consent from Frank Ricketts, father of the bride. Delia Freese 23 of Columbus and Beatrice Ernswein 6a were married by Rev.
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Louis F. Wilcox
Minnie L. Sanders
Indianapolis
Squire Baker
George J. B. Phillips
Gertrude Ricketts
Columbus
B. F. Swindler
Frank Ricketts
Deli Freese
Beatrice Ernswein
Memorial Exercises at St Stephen's Cemetery
William Nelson Post No 1 G A R held memorial services at St Stephen's Cemetery Four Mile yesterday afternoon attended largely. Commander G W Armstrong spoke and a quartet sang Exalted Heroes. Alma Biery and J R Sweeny gave recitations, C K Langley spoke, Father McGrady delivered the oration, then Where Willows Weep was sung and benediction given.
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William Nelson Post
St. Stephen’s Cemetery
Four Mile
G. W. Armstrong
Alma Biery
J. R. Sweeny
C. K. Langley
Father McGrady
Bellevue
Local residents arrange visits to friends and relatives
Mrs. Bert Gosney visits Massillon Ohio with friends and relatives. Mrs. Jos Mays leaves for Dayton Ohio for an extended visit. Fred Wilkiemeyer returns from Boston to visit his parents at 735 Saratoga street. Mrs. H P Risch and son arrive home after six weeks in Mansfield. John Newell, now in Baltimore, leaves after visiting his parents in East Fourth street.
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Bert Gosney
Gosney
Massillon, O
Jos. Mays
Dayton, O
Fred Wilkiemeyer
Boston
Mass
Herman Wilkiemeyer
Saratoga Street
Fred Luske
Ofexport
Louisville
H. P. Risch and Son
Central Avenue
Newport
Mansfield
John Newell
Baltimore, Md
Matthew Newell
East Fourth Street
Furious horse runs loose in Newport street chase
Early morning scene in Newport saw a carrier horse bolt from a wagon on the L and N bridge. The animal galloped along Saratoga street scattering bundles which were seized by passing youths. The horse was captured at Eighth and Monmouth without serious damage to the wagon.
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Newport
L. & N. Bridge
Saratoga Street
Eighth
Monmouth
Eureka Lodge Elects Supreme Officers in Newport
Eureka Lodge No 7 Knights of Pythias Newport elected the supreme officers for the coming year. Charles N Messner was named vice chancellor, W R Heflin Master at arms, C Aubrey Barbour Inner Guard, Samuel F Schell Grand Guard, Peter Drehmer District Deputy G C W J Hissem Representative, H C Dumont Hatterschied, J Hissem, Jacob Srasbert, Al Schrecht, L M Ware and W L Glazier named to posts.
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Eureka Lodge
Knights of Pytlas
Newport
Charles N. Messner
V. C
Uis &Besake
W. R. Heflin
C. Aubrey Barbour
Samuel F. Schell
Peter Drehmer
Uty G. C
W. J. Hissem
H. C. Dumont
Hatterschied
J. Hissem
Jacob Srasbert John Bibent
al Schrecht
L. M. Ware
W. L. Glazier
Musical services at St Pauls Newport feature Cincinnati artists
The first service at St Pauls Episcopal Church Newport yesterday included an organ voluntary by Mr Bagley from the Pro Cathedral Cincinnati. Iss Dickelman of Cincinnati sang Not Ashamed of Jesus and Mr Schenk of the Pro Cathedral led with a vested choir in Fear Ye Not O Israel. Mrs Curtis Taylor directed.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Newport
Bagley
Cincinnati
Iss Dickelman
Jesus
Schenk
Curtis Taylor
Newport boy injured by deadly toy firework incident
A Newport boy celebrating with fireworks caused several accidents. Jeweler Ed Lohmeyer reported to police that ten year old Walter Boland of 17 West Fifth street shot his son in the ear behind the eats ear, requiring a doctor.
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Newport
Ed Lohmeyer
Walter Boland
West Fifth Street
No. 17
German Pioneer Outing Brings Newport Group Delight
The annual Sons of German Pioneers outing at Glen Park in Newport yesterday proved one of the season’s most enjoyable events. The gathering drew members and families for a day of socializing and recreation.
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Sons of German Pioneers
Newport
Glen Park
City Council Ways and Means Committee Adopts No Action
The Ways and Means Committee met at the City Office on Saturday and discussed city improvements but took no action. The board will reconvene on Wednesday evening to continue deliberations.
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Ways and Means
G A R Members Decorate Vets Graves at St Francis
Day of remembrance as Joe Hooker Post members visit St Francis Cemetery to decorate the graves of fallen comrades. Rev Father Schmidt delivers the oration while the Woman's Relief Corps leads white clad girls who scatter flowers.
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Joe Hooker
St. Francis Cemetery
Father Schmidt
Woman's Relief Corps
Fire destroys Hall residence in Mayking
Incendiaries burned the home of Thomas Hall, a wealthy farmer, in Mayking Kentucky. Loss put at seven thousand dollars with no insurance. The attempt centered on three thousand dollars in cash, which was consumed by fire as the family escaped unharmed. Hall recently moved from Boone's Fork last spring. Enemies are suspected to be involved.
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Commercial Tribune
Mayking
Thomas Hall
Hall
Boone's Fork
Mullins Escapes From Kentucky Jail During Supper
Mayking Kentucky June 1 In a county jail five miles from Mayking Ben Mullins age 19 recently given an eighteen year sentence for murder on Elkhorn Creek last August escaped when Deputy Wesley Caudill left the door unlocked. The other prisoners also fled. Mullins had asked for a new trial and awaited ruling.
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Commercial Tribune
Mayking
Ben Mullins
Elkhorn Creek
Jaller Wesley Caudill
Mullins
Mrs. Raeder Dies of Heart Disease in Newark
Mrs. Charles Raeder of Fletcher street Chicago collapsed and died while preparing for mass at her sister’s home on Central avenue Newark. She had been unwell for days but went to church. The body will be moved to Columbus, Ohio, tomorrow for burial.
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Commercial Tribune
Newark
Daniel Ganey
Central Avenue
Charles Raeder
Fletcher Street
Chicago
Hurt While Stealing a Ride in Dayton
William Page a 16 year old colored boy from Covington Kentucky was injured when he was taken from a four passenger train near Dayton Ohio He suffered a fractured skull believed to be from striking an iron bridge west of the city He was taken to Deaconess Hospital where doctors say he will die and investigators report he was stealing a ride.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
William Page
Pike Street
Covington
Deaconess Hospital
Page
Streshly Berryman in Serious Condition After Stroke
Lexington Ky June 1 Streshly Berryman a member of the noted Berryman family and a prominent society man is in a serious condition at St Joseph s Hospital with a paralytic stroke The area near the scene reports the patient resting easily.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Streshly Berryman
Robbery Report At Hoffner Street Saloon Involving Herz
Fred Herz of 1407 Ludlow Place told Tenth District police yesterday that $15 was stolen at Fred Lorenz's saloon located at 1614 Hoffner Street after a gaming session. Herz was detained for drunkenness while the saloon keeper faced a charge for a saloon violation.
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Fred Herz
Ludlow Place
Tenth District
Fred Lorenz
Hoffner Street
Herz
Seaper
Owens
Political Upheaval in Columbus as Lentz Faction Falls
In Columbus on June 1, report of Ohio Democratic primaries shows the Lentz machine defeated across the board, with eight of fifty-six on the county central committee and seven or eight of thirty-eight delegates to the State convention remaining. Endorsers of Tom Johnson lose influence as the old guard gains, while talk of new statewide candidates surfaces and Johnson’s influence appears limited to potential congressmen.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Jimmy” Ross
Billy” Williams
John J. Lents
May Turn Down Chicago Platform
Indianapolis June 1 The advance guard of candidates delegates and visitors to the Democratic State Convention arrived in the city tonight. Indications point to no spirited contests for nominations and the main event will be framing the platform. Conservatives are expected to prevail and the Chicago platform may not be endorsed. Captain D F Allen Frankfort is a leading candidate for Secretary of State with Adam Heimberger New Albany ready to yield for Allen. R H Hartford Portland leads for Attorney General. Mt Vernon A H Greathouse last year’s Superintendent of Public Instruction declines to run. No great scramble among party leaders for the State ticket.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Chicago
D. F. Allen
Frankfort
Adam Heimberger
New Albany
Allen
Heimberger
Supreme Court
R. H. Hartford
Portland
A. H. Greathouse
Mt. Vernon
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Democratic
Shipping News Roundup of June Arrivals and Sailings
Ships arriving and sailing routes listed by port with dates. L Aqt uaine Ryndam Georgian INISHTRAHALL Minne apolis Carthagenian Graf Waldersee Bremen Bre men Lahn Etruria Bremen Portsmouth Furnessia Minnehaha noted in New York and European ports.
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New York
London
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prize Chances
The notice explains a contest where 10 participants share 1490 prizes. Each contributor including you and nine friends gets ten chances per prize drawing, totaling 14900 opportunities to win a portion of the $34,000.
Words of praise for Americans
Correspondence between General Brugere of the French mission and President Roosevelt was made public. Brugere thanks the United States for hospitality and recalls Washington Rochambeau ties. Roosevelt replies that the welcome was sincere and bids good fortune to Brugere and France.
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Gen. Brugere
Roosevelt
Washington
Rochambeau
United States
France
Brugere
Battleship Gau lois Departs for Lisbon to Return to France
The battleship Gau lois carrying the French mission left Boston for Lisbon and then France this afternoon. Before sailing a dinner was held aboard with special guests including Roosevelt representatives, the French Embassy in Washington, and the Rochambeau mission members.
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Boston
Lisbon
France
Roosevelt
Washington
National Movement to Aid the Jews in New York Meeting
A large New York gathering under the Israelite Alliance of America refined its push to safeguard American citizens in Russia. Resolutions dropped a treaty emphasis for a pledge of uniform rights regardless of race, with John DeWitt Warner and Congress member Goldfogle attending. Joseph J. Corn chaired and outlined aims for simultaneous citywide meetings nationwide.
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New York
Israelite Alliance of America
Russia
United States
Subscribe to the Commercial Tribune Offer
A prompt to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune urges readers to send in their estimate and stop thinking about the matter. The notice presents a simple call to action aimed at quick engagement with the newspaper.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Dayton Street Fair Will Boom in Dayton Ohio
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune reports the Dayton Lodge of Elks will open its street fair Monday with extensive booster efforts. Delegations from a fifty mile radius promise attendance and organizers tout novel carnival features and innovations. In other news, Thomas Cain a 72 year old bridge tender died by self inflicted gunshot after returning home.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Dayton Lodge of Elks
Elks
Effects of borax on the human system reported
Berlin experts from the Imperial Health Office publish findings on borax impact in the human body. They state borax slows albumen and fat absorption, hinders tissue renewal, and a single dose can stay in the body for eight days. Continuous use depletes liquids and lowers weight without triggering thirst or hunger. Some cases show threatening signs.
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Berlin
Imperial Health Office
Belgravias Next Sensation Gown From Worth Paris
A leading English society woman unveils a Worth Paris dinner gown described as the era’s most beautiful. Coral pink silk, close fitting princess bodice, sweeping train, multi tinted silk muslin flounce, laurel leaf embroidery with diamond dew drops, and an old Spanish lace over skirt.
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Worth
Paris
Belgravia
Chances to win a prize in 1 49 odds note
A fragment notes chances to win a prize with odds expressed as a fraction and unclear context. The reading mentions a lottery or promotion style offer but lacks full details or identifiers to specify entities or outcome.
Atlas Assurance Company Authorized in Ohio Fire Insurance
State of Ohio Insurance Department certifies Atlas Assurance Company Limited of London is authorized to transact fire and related insurance in Ohio on the capital stock plan. The statement for the year shows net assets of 434 196.72 and aggregate liabilities of 1 073 008.18 with income for the year of 57 190.73. A. I. Vorys, Superintendent of Insurance, signs and seals the certificate.
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State of Ohio
Insurance Department
Columbus
I. A. IL. Vorys
Iisurance
Atlas Assurance Company, Limited
London
Pogene
Ohio
Abad - Chidessess
A. I. Vorys
Fredurics, Rarach & CO
Cincin
Insurance Company Fire and Lightning Policy Compliance Report
The Commerce Insurance Company of Albany New York reports compliance with Ohio law for the current year. It lists total assets 414520.59 liabilities 118200.55 net assets 296?520.04 income 163550.96 expenditures 158640.48 and confirms affixing the official seal with I A I Vorys Superintendent of Insurance and B Meyer agent at Cincinnati.
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A. I. Vorys
Ee B. Meyer
Cincinnati, Co
Calais Ohio approves British America Assurance Company license
Certification that the British America Assurance Company of Toronto is authorized to transact fire and property insurance in Ohio. Reports show aggregate assets of 1 302 377.76, liabilities 909 211.95, net assets 493 165.82, income 1 368 390.53, expenditures 1 318 760.83. Signed by A I Vorys and J E Guntrum, agent at Cincinnati.
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A. I. Vorys
Jame E. Guntrum
Cincinnati
Insurance Superintendent Reports Company Compliance and Finances
Columbus February 1 1902 A I Vorys Superintendent of Insurance states Commercial Union Assurance Company London England has complied in all tornado, gas, dynamite and water related risks as per Ohio Revised Statutes section 3641 first and 3641a. He notes gross and net values and lists totals including reinsurance. Swasey & Co agents at Cincinnati Ohio affix official seal and sign.
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State of Ohio
Insurance Department
Columbus
A. I. Vorys
Assurance Company of America
New York
Ohio
Commercial Union Assurance Company
London
England
Wermenmaes
A. L. Vorys
Gon Swasey & CO
Cincinnati, Hio
Insurances
Aud
Onnsen
Tle Choss Bakes
Oboe
Bts
Dove
Chase Aepedb
Swasey & CO
Cincinnati
Insurance company authorized to transact in Ohio fire business
I A L Vorys Superintendent of Insurance certifies that Commercial Union Fire Insurance Company of New York is compliant with Ohio laws and authorized to transact fire insurance and related risks in the state. The document lists capital figures, surplus, income, and expenditures for the year, signed and sealed by official agents in Cincinnati.
Insurance Company Financials and Compliance Notice
The document records financial figures for the American Central Insurance Company based in St. Louis and its compliance with Ohio law. It lists income of 2,259,629.54 and expenditures of 1,910,115.59 for the year, with aggregate liabilities at 3,191,538.33 and net assets of 2,352,102.87. It includes attestations by the Superintendent of Insurance in Columbus dated February 1.
Fire and Explosion Insurance Stand Reveals Company Liabilities
Agricultural Insurance Company of Watertown New York authorized to write fire lightning tornado and explosion risk reports aggregate liabilities 2 376 679 25 including reinsurance 1 231 187 64 paid up capital 1 095 591 71 income 1 181 975 64 expenditures 1 036 961 56 witnessed by A I Vory and M L Alexander Cincinnati agent.
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A. I. Vory
M. L. Alexander
Cincinnati
Hartford Fire Insurance Company Statement of Liabilities and Assets
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut reports total liabilities excluding capital at 12 170 488.81 with net assets of 4 275 593 00 and capital at 1 289 000 009. Surplus is shown as 39023 603 80 and reserves total 10 081 195 8%. The document concludes with the superintendent L. Vorys signing on the first written date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEE Cevessees
Seetietecs Ivgecess
Seeers Oo
L.vorys
Fire Insurance Company Financials and Statute Reference
Columbus February 1 1 2 The National Fire Insurance Company Hartford Connecticut reports fire and lightning losses under Revised Statutes of Ohio Section 3641 and 3641a Its current year and preceding date figures show net assets 481292.90 actual paid up capital 1090090 00 and other liabilities totaling 2 94316370 Expenditures and reserves are listed with official seal by the Superintendent of Insurance
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State of Ohio
Columbus
I. A. I. Vorys
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Ohio
I. A
Ane Ag
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Kentucky
King Davis
William Riedlin
Republican Club
Elling's Hall
John G. Kruse
Eleventh and
Lee Streets
Star Permanent Bauverein
Clem Meyerrathen
J. H. Wiechman
Robert Fredericks
H. F.schlueter
Ferd Kircher
Balth
Deitz
Christian Hartman
Frederick Freund
Fred Lindeman
Charles Muck
Albert Ramler
Henry Tuemler
B. Willen
James Concannon
East Nth Street
Herman Heeger
Musical Services
Sthreshly Berryman
Lentz
Tom Johnson
Jawn
Jay
Cleveland
Johnson
Lentz Organ
Black
Franklin County
William E. Decker
Paulding
John Krause
Decker
Northwest
Krause
Cuyahoga County
Bucyrus
Indiana
Royal Bengals
White House
Bich
Loubet
Theodore Roosevelt
National Movement
Bridgetender
Thomas Cain
Springfield Pike
Harshman
H. H. Hatcher
Ferdinand Schwartz
West End
Phillips
Schwartz
New York Journal
UNO Kp
I. Vorys
Frederick Rauh & CO
Commerce Insurance Company
Albany
Calais
British America Assurance Company
Toronto
Canada
I. A. L Vorys
Commercial Union Fire Insurance Company
Visa
A. IL. Vorys
Gansel & CO
Cincindati
Vorys
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
Agricultural Insurance Company
Watertown
Wreda
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