Latonia officials restrained over sale of liquor near track
The Latonia Agricultural Association obtained a court order from Circuit Judge William McD Shaw in Covington restraining Mayor J T Earle Chief of Police John Hamlin and Police Judge J T Carlton from interfering with liquor sales at the Latonia race track until further order. The petition cites arrests of Brazzolari Handel Hull and Heister for violating an ordinance banning sales within half a mile of Latonia, noting licenses within the city despite the ban. A hearing is set for June 6 at 10 a.m. Bond was fixed at 500. Attorneys Myers & Howard represented the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
City of
Ed EB. Walker
Myers & Howard
Latonia Agricultural Association
Newport Fire Chief Refuses Resignation After Charges
Newport officials opened a hearing on charges against Fire Chief J. J. Watters. Watters denied the accusations, saying he would not resign and urged the board to retire him instead. The meeting drew prominent citizens to the mayor’s office as witnesses were summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
J. J. Watters
Helmbold
Watters
Woman sues farmer for assaulting her in Bromley home
Edith Carr of Bromley sues Bruce Anderson, a Boone County farmer, for 10000 damages claiming he humiliated her by embracing her at her Bromley residence on May 21. Other cases include Irene Valandingham seeking divorce and alimony from Walter Valandingham, a motorman, and S W Hopkins seeking 125 plus interest from M J Castleman on a mortgage note with a lien on Castleman property. A sale suit targets a Covington Fourth Street lot to fund Marie Dorothy Rybert’s maintenance and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Anderson
Boone County
Edith Carr
Bromley
Kenton County
Covington
Anderson
Irene Valandingham
Walter Valandingham
Valandingham
S. W. Hopkins
Arrested After Chase In Covington Robbery Charge
A young man giving the name Harry Buchanan was arrested last evening in Covington on a robbery charge filed by Charles DeForrest. He claims residence in St. Louis. After a Latonia streetcar incident a suspect fled east from Madison avenue, pursued by a crowd. He was caught by Officer Heieckhaus near Hatfield coal yards along the Licking River, with $84 in cash and a gold watch found on him. Buchanan denies the accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Buchanan
Covington
Charles DeForrest
St. Louis
Latonia
Madison Avenue
Lynn Street
Hatfield
Licking River
Heéckhaus
de Forrest
Buchanan
Revenue Receipts Gain for Sixth District in May
The Sixth Internal Revenue District in Covington reports May collections up $66,977 from last year. Totals include beer 27,360, spirits 240,173.74, tobacco 15,753.06, cigars down 17 percent, and total receipts 268,432.34. May 1905 receipts were 221,455.34. Collector George Lieberth announced the figures to the Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue District
Covington
Treasury Department
George Lieberth
Lieberth
Democrats Name Bridge Directors In Covington Meeting
Democratic members of Covington's city boards moved to place control of the Newport and Covington Bridge in Democratic hands for a twelve month term. They elected Frank Johnson Joseph A Hogan and Charles Murray as directors and urged the mayor to vote the city stock for those directors. Republican members walked out, leaving nine Democrats to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Demurrer Overruled in City Weigher Race Contest
Campbell Circuit Court heard the mayoral contest for city weigher as Richard Davis seeks to oust Martin Clauss. The demurrer by Davis was overruled, giving Clauss time to answer. If he fails, Davis will be placed in the office. dispute stems from Clauss’ late renewed appointment by Mayor Helmbold and council approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Davis
Martin Clauss
Campbell Circuit Court
Clauss
Davis
Horace Root
Otto Wolf
Helmbold
Missionary and Sunday School Convention Opens
The Christian Church Missionary and Sunday School Convention opens at the Central Christian Church in Newport. Rev Charles L Garrison welcomes delegates from Campbell Kenton Grant Boone and Pendleton Counties as district reports and addresses begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Central Christian Church
Newport
Chas. L. Garrison
Campbell
Kenton
Grant
Boone
Pendleton
John D. Ellis
Joseph Heizer
Frank Mackenzie
Sallie Sloan
Sarah K. Yancey
G. W. Threlkeld
L. E. Gedge
Lily Southgate
R. L. Thomas
al Pha Hanse
Ida M. Harrison
J. L. Hill
R. M. Hopkins
H. C. Runyan
George A. Miller
A. E. Pitsenberger
L. B. Haskins
C. W. Barnes
H. W. Elliott
Covington Church Notes Blend Summer Services and Programs
Trinity Episcopal and Union M E churches share weekend rites with sermons on Leaving First Principles and The Supreme Grace Needful. First Christian unites morning services with Children's Day exercises led by Stephen J. Corey of Cincinnati. Fourth Street Christian and Presbyterian offer morning topics The Risen Life and The New and Living Way with evening Children's Day programs. Eleven Street M E and Epworth League feature Character and The Wages of Sin with 9:30 a.m. Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal
Frederick A. MacMillan
Union M. E
G. F. Oliver
First Christian
George A. Miller
Stephen J. Corey
Cincinnati
Paul
Fourth Street Christian
Joseph W. Hagin
Yip
C. BZ
Fr Presbyterian
J. I. Blackburn
Blackburn
Eleventh Street
M. E
Owen Sadler
Epworth League
Highland notices and town updates from Fort Thomas
The town items report a Volunteer Fire Department meeting at White's Hall this evening and a Highland M E Church schedule with Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 11. A detachment of Fourth Infantry soldiers left for Ft Sheridan Illinois. The Board of Equalization meets today at the Central School Building with business of importance. Mrs William Stodvill of Shelbyville visits relatives at Military Park and will stay several weeks in the Highlands. Private Watkins is new mail orderly at the post headquarters replacing Private Disher. The Highland Trustees plan an important meeting Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
White's Hall
William Stodvill
Shelbyville
Military Park
Highlands
Watkins Savas
Disher
Highland Trustees
Fourth Infantry
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
Highland M. E
J. P. Strother
Epworth League
Board of Equalization For the
Daytons Special Memorial Services and Local Socials
Daytons Evergreen Cemetery will host memorial services tomorrow afternoon led by Joe Hooker Post G A R with help from the W R C K of P city officials Masons and others. The Blue Ribbon Social Club hosts an evening party on Walnut street. Epworth League members held a strawberry festival on church lawn with large attendance. Mrs Frank Kesslar recovers at home after illness. Mr and Mrs G Painter of Denver visit Dr Schoofield in Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Cemetery
Joe Hooker
K. of P
Masons
Blue Ribbon Social Club
Walnut Street
Manbere
Epworth League of the Tower
M. E. Church
Frank Kesslar
Fifth Avenue
Feth Nears Death After Long Illness
Joseph G. Feth, a leading Newport financier and vice president of the German National Bank, has been ill for months and doctors say he cannot live more than twenty four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Feth
Newport
German National Bank
Switch Matter Revisited in Covington Rail Rule Talk
Covington Council in a committee of the whole again examined an ordinance for a railroad switch on Willow Run with L. and N. representatives. The group debated a grade crossing versus overhead placement and a $2 trackage charge while planning another session with city officials next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Run
Covington Council
Brent Arnold
Shelly D. Rouse
L. & N. Railroad Company
Smith
Third Street
Council
Arnold
Cincinnati
Will File Briefs in Monroe's Case
Samuel C. Bailey Samuel Anderson and Charles Yungbiut representing W E Monroe Sr now in the Alexandria Jail and Colonel C L Raison Jr Horace Root and Thomas L Michie representing Judge Berry who ordered Monroe's imprisonment will file briefs in the Court of Appeals on the question of Judge Berry's right to keep Monroe locked up on a charge of false swearing. The highest court will take the matter under submission and an early decision is expected as the June grand jury meets Tuesday and indictments may be returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Bailey
Samuel Anderson
Charles Yungbiut
W.E. Monroe, Sr
Alexandria
C. L.raison, Jr
Horace Root
Thomas L. Michie
Higest Court
Fidelity Building Association Elects New Directors
At Newport's twenty third annual meeting the Fidelity Building Association elected W A Patterson Edward J Morris J M Mowell C F McHenry BE E Kirker P T Shhulz W H Donaldson Thomas James Thomas Healy Benjamin Bowman L C Eisensmith and M M Ware to serve on the board for the coming year. Original directors Edward Morris C F McHenry and P T Schultz were re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Building Association
Newport
W. A. Patterson
Edward J. Morris
J. M. Mowell
C. F. McHenry
BE. E. Kirker
P. T. Shhulz
W. H Donaldson
Thomas James
Thomas Healy
Benjamin Bowman
L. C. Eisensmith
M. M. Ware
Edward Morris
P. T. Shultz
Covington Notes Probate and Local affairs
The will of D C Kennedy admitted to probate. estate left to Martha Kennedy as executrix after a $200 monument to parents. A 16 year old, Charles Minor, charged with stealing three chickens. Hugh K Perry granted divorce from Lucinda W Perry after five years apart. Ed Marsh case continued to fulfill child support promise. Church outings planned at Lookout House and Diamond Park. Jury verdict favors City in Gorton water damages case. Lease of Latonia distillery to Frederick Kinsinger for five years at $10 yearly. Daughter of Frank Vanderhyde dies. Kenton Fiscal Court taxes new Central Covington territory residents for county turnpike tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Kennedy
Stephens
Martha Kennedy
Charles Minor
Burns
Prospect Avenue
Hugh K. Perry
Lucinda W. Perry
Ed Marsh
Marsh
St. Paul's Church
Lookout House
Lexington Pike
St. Patrick’s
Diamond Park
Rosedale
Frank Gorton
Covington
Russell Street
Sixteenth Street
Latonia
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company
Frederick Kinsinger
Yates
Frank Vanderhyde
Bakewell Street
Kenton
Newport Church Services and Union Temprance Meeting
Listed Sunday services for First Presbyterian Central Christian Grace Methodist Salem Eighth and other churches. Notable events include a temperance union meeting led by M J Fanning from Philadelphia at Central Christian and sermons on faith power earthquakes and righteousness across multiple churches. Miss Madge Burglof of the Highlands to sing at Taylor Street Methodist service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Presbyterian
J. P. Whitehead
Central Christian Church
Union
M. J. Fanning
Central Christian
Charles L. Garrison
Jesus
Philadelphia
Grace Methodist Episcopal
O. A. Luce
Salem
M. E
R. Plueddemann
York Street
Bellevue Traffic Delay After Car Axle Breaks
At the intersection of O Fallon and Fairfield Avenues a Bellevue and Dayton car axle broke causing a serious traffic delay. Dr. Robert Gould, brother of Dr I P Gould, graduated from Miami Medical College Cincinnati yesterday and will intern at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Phil Sheridan Council Y M I will host a euchre and dance that evening at Queen City Beach with a large crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue and
Dayton
O'Fallon
Fairfield Avenues
Robert Gould
I. P. Gould
Miami Medical College
Cincinnati
Christ's Hospital, Cincinnati
Phil Sheridan Council
Queen City Beach
Irish Orator to Speak in Churches
M. J. Fanning of Philadelphia known as the Irish Orator will address Grace M. E. Church tomorrow afternoon and Central Christian Church in the evening on My Country and Yours Which Shall It Be There is no charge for admission at either church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Fanning
Philadelphia
Grace M. BE
Central Christian Church
Mr. Fanning
Newport News in Brief
Thomas J. Cronin improves in Los Angeles and may settle in California after stating he was not in the earthquake zone. Epworth League delegates from Salem M. E. Church attend the Cincinnati District convention in Indianapolis June 29 to July. Samuel Sandow faces a disorderly conduct arraignment, with a case set for this morning. Mrs. Jacob Engel, 38, of 435 West Fourth street, dies after years of illness from heart disease. Prof. F. M. Russell, 24, Newport, earns MA in music after BA, in Cincinnati. Funeral services for eight year old Charles Neske from St Stephen's Church today. Home Missionary Society of Highland M E Church to host Milk Maids' Convention for charity. Mrs. Katherine Murrell dies at East Fifth street residence. funeral plans pending likely Sunday.
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Thomas J. Cronin
Los Angeles
Cal
San Francisco
Cronin
California
Epworth League
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Salem M. E. Church
Plueddeman
Amanda Dittes
Louise Knoop
Julia Knoop
Samuel Sandow
Hawkins
Henry Shields
Jacob Engel
West Fourth Street
F. M. Russell
Southgate Colored School
Newport
Horner
Music Hall
Charles Neske
George Neske
Putman Street
St. Stephen’s Church
Ladies of the Home Missionary Society
Highland M. E
Taylor Street Mayoraist
Highland M. BE
Katherine Murrell
East
Fifth Street
Scheffner
Newport Court News Divorces Set For Hearing Next Friday
Judge A S Berry of the Campbell Circuit Court set for hearing next Friday morning a list of divorce actions including Maurer Maurer Theetge Theetge Brandsteiner Brandsteiner Righthouse Righthouse Williams Williams Essen Essen Mansfield Mansfield Plasphol Plasphol Wiley Wiley Brooke Brooke Copher Copher Colonel Albert T Root was qualified as special Judge in Nugent against The City of Newport set for trial June 18 Judgment in Capital Food Company case set aside and under submission City Attorney James Thornton Guardianship Aubrey Barbour appointed as attorney of record in Alloway against The City of Newport Jane Redmond against The City of Newport damages compromised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Berry
Campbell Circuit Court
Maurer
Theetge
Brandsteiner
Righthouse
Williams
Essen
Mansfield
Wiley
Brooke
Copher
Albert T. Root
Nugent
Newport
Two Bids Placed For Coal Supply For Federal Building
Bids opened by Custodian Amor Smith Jr for coal to the Federal Building show two offers. C G Blake Company offers screened smokeless coal at 3.46 per ton while C and O Coal Company proposes coal at 3.47 per ton. Last year's coal from C and O cost 2.97 per ton. Invitations were sent to several dealers but only two bid. Ice bids for 310000 pounds also received at higher summer rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
Amor Smith, Jr
C G. Blake Company
C. & O. Coal Company
C. & O. Company
Druggists Hold Election at Cincinnati College Alumni Meet
The annual alumni meeting of the Cincinnati College of Pharmacy was held at the College Building on Court street. Officers elected for the coming year were William Henry Ganz as President Charles T. Bromley as Secretary and Fred Kotte as Treasurer. Ganz begins a third term Bromley a second. Professors Fennell Apmeyer and Leue lectured at the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy
Court Street
Association
William Henry Ganz
Charles T. Bromley
Fred Kotte
Ganz
Bromley
Charles T. Fennell
Charles A. Apmeyer
Leue
Students Present Play at Woodward High School
Woodward High School students staged She Stoops to Conquer in a Greek style last night. Proceeds benefit the Woodward Art League which has beautified the school. A matinee is set for this afternoon in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward High School
Woodward Art League
Foraker Warns Cannon on Statehood Report Policy
Senator Foraker told Speaker Cannon the conference report on the Statehood bill with the Foraker amendment is unsatisfactory and likely to fail in the Senate. He now favors letting Arizona and New Mexico voters decide on joint Statehood next November, avoiding added costs of a separate election. If the House accepts the report, further conference may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Cannon
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
California
House
Railroads Admit Favors to Frick Company in Car Repairs
The Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into railways coal and oil ties with Frick Coal and Coke and the Baltimore & Ohio was resumed in Washington. J E Mulfield of Baltimore faced a detailed probe over a possible triple agreement with the Frick Company to handle repair charges with differing basises. Records will be produced at the Philadelphia hearing next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commission
Coal and Oil
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tillman- Gillespie
E. T. Postlethwaite
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
J. E. Mulfield
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
H. C. Frick Coal and Coke Company
Frick Company
Travel party to visit principal cities of the continent
A composed party led by Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Koehler and others plans a tour of principal continental cities. The group will remain overseas until mid September, visiting numerous sponsors and associates along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean
Senate Passes Railroad Employers Liability Bill
The Senate approved the railroad employers liability bill after brief consideration led by Senator La Follette. Two amendments were adopted one extending damages to the parents of a deceased employee and the other assigning all questions of negligence to juries. The measure passed without division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
la Follette
Boston & Maine Eyes Coal District Entry via Schenectady Link
Belief grows in Schenectady that the Boston and Maine Railroad backs the Schenectady and Southwestern, incorporated in Albany yesterday. The line would connect with the Erie and New York Ontario and Western coal roads, granting B and M access to Pennsylvania mining country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
Commercial Tribune
Schenectady
Boston & Maine Railroad
Schenectady & Southwestern
Albany
Erie
New York
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Southern Railway seeks London loan in short term notes
Bankers for the Southern Railway Company announce negotiations in London for sale of two to two and a half million dollars in short time notes. The purpose of the loan issue is not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway Company
Commercial Tribune
New York
London
Railroad Notes and Personnel Movements Across Lines
CG L Stone of the L and N visits local offices while H and D adverting agent in Detroit. Tenn Cotton and Railway Company may buy Birmingham Southern from L and N. D B Martin of B and O visits. B and O to place rails contract for 1907, about 80000 tons. F J Hoffman named General Freight and Ticket Agent for Katy in Kansas and Arkansas with Parsons headquarters. G W Schelke named Traveling Passenger Agent for Illinois Central with Houston base. An engine on the Big Four set a long distance whistle record on a Cincinnati to Indianapolis run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. L. Stone
Louisville
Ek C. Mann
Detroit
Tennessee Co Iton and Railway Company
Birmingham Southern
D. B.martin
Houston
Tex
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
President Cassatt Denies Rumor Of Resignation
The Associated Press reports from New York on June 1 that A J Cassatt president of the Pennsylvania Railroad says there is no truth in a rumor that he plans to resign the presidency of the Pennsylvania Company. The Marconigram relay confirms Cassatt made no such move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Commercial Tribune
New York
Associated Press Today
Amerika
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroads Company
Pennsylvania Company
Cassatt
Cincinnati School Census Shows Shifts in Ward Populations
The Cincinnati school census, compiled by enumerators for ages 6 to 21, indicates an overall likely decrease once all returns are in. Declines are most evident in the Thirteenth Ward, with notable gains in Evanston, Hyde Park, Walnut Hills, and other districts. Ward figures are listed with varying counts across neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Evanston
Hyde Park
Walnut Hills
Aacaneewcudeaely Bipivudeessas
Fessastecendoas
OIDER
Cedy
Nawaas Didarvewal
Portland Entrance Seen With Hill Harriman Rail Pact
Prospect of a Hill and Harriman accord on Columbia River north bank trackage rights and a double track from Wallula to Portland may enable easy access for the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line. President Elliott of Northern Pacific discussed the plan with Harriman officials, likely to be reviewed by Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Harriman
Columbia River
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Portland
Ore
The
Oregonian
President Hill
Great Northern
Fortland
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Cincinnati Party Sets Sail for European Tour
A group of seventeen Cincinnatians left yesterday via the C. & O. for New York where they will sail today on the North German Lloyd Koenig Albert to tour Europe. They occupied the sleeper cars and prepared for the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Europe
The Fiele burglary and a suspicious key incident
A duplicate key entered Carl W. Fiele’s home at 1625 Pullan Avenue yesterday afternoon and thieves stole jewelry. Lulu Brown reported $144 in losses including a watch rings pins and cuff buttons while a suspect described as a gentlemanly burglar with a suitcase is blamed for multiple residential break-ins in the past two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Fiele
Pullan Avenue
Lulu Brown
Fiele Homse
Walnut Hills
Fiele
Reformers to Tell of Work in Roosevelt Club Lectures
The Roosevelt Club plans a series of lectures by prominent reform figures. Health Officer Allen opens the program on June 12 at Mechanics' Institute Hall, with other invited speakers. The Fifth Ward Democratic Club to hold a general ward meeting at Deck's Hall next Tuesday night inviting all voters. Bernard Schaar named laboratory man at City Hospital, paying $22 monthly. Miss Kate Marshall becomes nurse at Branch Hospital with $25 monthly. Council discusses creation of Department of Elevator Inspection with raises for additional staff including an assistant, clerk, and related positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Club
Allen
Mechanics’ Institute Hall
Fifth Ward
Democratic Club
Deck’s Hall
Schiller and
Main Streets
Bernard Schaar
Walker Muscroft
C. S. Muscroft
Kate Marshall
Minnie Dickey
Isabel Sultz
Dora Iliff
Council Committee On Law, Contracts and
McCabe
Tooker
Massive Tobacco Town Fire Rips South Boston VA
A large blaze devastated South Boston Virginia on June 1 causing an estimated loss between 250000 and 300000. The fire started in Edmunson's warehouse and spread to factories stores and homes. Insurance listed at 6000 with extensive property damage including warehouses banks hotels and eight residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Boston
Edmunson
Danville
Virginia
H. A. Edmunson
First National Bank and Jewelry
L. C. Ingle
F. Gilliland
Jacobb Summerfield
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Peabody & CO
Troy
N. Y
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Feth
Will
Monroe
Court of Appeals
Covington Notes
Newport Church Services
Bellevue
Grach M. E
Central Christian Churches
Newport News
Newport Court News
Amor Smith
College of Pharmacy
Woodward
FRICK
NEW Road Incorporated
Railroad Notes
Party of Cincinnatians
Roosevelt
South Boston
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