Kentucky Bar Association to Convene in Winchester
The Kentucky State Bar Association will hold its annual meeting in Winchester on June 7 and 28. Circuit Judge on will give the home address and President D. L. Thornton of Versailles will respond. Readings include reforms in criminal practice by Col John R. Allen and other papers by Judge W. P. Sandridge Judge Henry S. Barker Thomas W. Thomas and others. Senator J. W. Bailey of Texas will speak, followed by a banquet and Governor Beckham’s address.
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Kentucky State Bar Association
Winchester
D. L. Thornton
Versailles
John R. Allen
Lexington
W. P. Sandridge
Russellville
Court of Appeals
Kenton County Bar
Chief Watters Loses His Job in Newport Fire Dept Shakeup
Newport Police and Fire Commissioners oust Fire Chief John J. Watters after a brief meeting led by Mayor Helmbold. Assistant Case Thomasson named interim chief with Lew Krebs and Fred Schmidt eyed for later postings. Four commissioners vote to dismiss, one dissenting.
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Newport
Helmbold
John J. Watters
Chameron
Lew Krebs
Fred Schmidt
Krebs
Watters
Case Thomasson
Maus
Bartholomew
Shea
Pfinstag
Rummel
Watters Forthwith
Commissioner
Latonia Fence Fight Leads to Temporary Court Order
In Covington Circuit Court Clemens Hellman secured a temporary restraining order against Latonia city authorities. He seeks to stop tearing down a fence and land appropriation for street purposes claimed as his property. Minnie Duncan sues Louis Marx & Bros for 1000 dollars in damages for alleged injuries. Emma Reaume sues L and N Railroad Co and Charles Price for 30000 dollars, claiming injury at Zion Station Grant County while a railway passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Clemens Hellman
Latonia
Hellman
Minnie Duncan
Louis Marx& Bros
Emma Reaume
L. & N. Railroad Company
Charles Price
Zion Station
Grant County
Covington Wins Prize as District Turners HQ Moves
Covington honors by hosting the Ohio District Turners headquarters transfer from Cincinnati. Next Wednesday the international headquarters for the district will move to Covington and Ohio District officers will be elected. William Riedlin is a leading candidate for President.
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City
Ohio
Turners
Covington
Society For the District
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Indiana
William Riedlin
Covington Notes Fact notes from local scene and deaths
Six candidates joined the third degree of Covington Lodge F and A M last night. Delilah Winscher, 68, died at her daughter's Latonia home. Elizabeth Jones, 23, died at 1215 Banklick Street. burial planned in Falmouth. A colored boy, Charles Minor, was held for grand jury on felonious chicken theft. A St Louis man, Harry Buchanan, alias Harry Mc Adams, faced grand jury after a preliminary hearing for alleged theft from a bookmaker's clerk. bond set at $500. Police to curb mischief makers at Twelfth and Garrard. James C Spillman and Addie May Hennessey wed. Mrs. John H Meyer fractured wrist in a fall. Fire damaged furniture at Stuart alley and Madison Ave. Mrs. Elmer Becker visiting Dayton. City taxes due. Beitzer, Treasurer. Wigglesworth Distilling plant to cease operations tomorrow.
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Masonic Order
Covington Lodge F
A. M
Delilah Winscher
Hamlin Street
Latonia
Elizabeth Jones
Banklick Street
Falmouth
Charles Minor
Kentucky
German National Bank of
Covington
Harry Buchanan
Harry McAdams
St. Louis
Charles de Forrest
Covington Olice Court
Brenner
South
George Smith
Twelfth and
Garrard Streets
Schuler
James C. Spillman
Addie May Hennessey
Squire Jameson
John H. Meyer
Twelfth
Main
E. F. Wilkerson
Stuart Alley
Madison Avenue
Elmer Becker
Dayton
German Workingmen Parade in Dayton Anniversary
The German Workingmen's Association marks its 46th anniversary with a street parade in Dayton. At 7 a.m. the group leaves Seventh and Berry, marching south to Eighth, north to Sixth, east to Clay and Fourth, then north to Third, to Mutual Aid Hall, before joining other groups and proceeding to Clark's Grove. The organization counts about 500 members from Bellevue Dayton and Newport.
Heeds boy's plea loves her money theft at Covington store
A 13 year old white boy entered Mrs. Annie Miller's notion store at 732 Madison Ave Covington and after slipping behind the counter to tap the cash drawer he cried and begged to be released. Mrs Miller released him believing his story after returning to customers she found the till $10 short and police were unable to trace the boy.
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Annie Miller
Madison Avenue
Covington
Grand Jury Summoned in Kenton County Cases
A Kenton County grand jury will be instructed by Circuit Judge Shaw in Covington Tuesday morning. Listed cases include Edward Emerson for the killing of John Mays, Jacob Mitchell for the slaying of Engineer Fleming, Ernest Jackson for shooting at a train crew, Robert Fisk alleged horse stealing, Claud Landrum for shooting to kill, Morris Campbell and James Morgan for breaking into a car, Harry Buchanan alias McAdams alleged robbery, Harry Stockfleet and Charles Wiggins on serious charges, plus six or seven petty larceny cases.
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Kenton County
Shaw
Covington
Edward Emerson
John Mays
Jacob Mitchell
Engineer Fleming
Southern Railroad
Ludlow
Ernest Jackson
Fleming
Robert Fisk
Brasmore
Claud Landrum
Morris Campbell
James Morgan
Harry Buchanan
Alias McAdams
Charles de Forest
Harry Stockfleet
Charles Wiggins
Superintendent Maddox Resigns Bellevue Schools for Yale
Prof John Maddox superintendent of the Bellevue Schools resigns after six years to enter Yale College. His departure takes effect mid month with regret and self interest cited. He serves as president of the Northern Kentucky Teachers Association and leads the Joint Teachers Institute of Campbell and Kenton Counties and the Campbell County Teachers Association.
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John Maddox
Bellevue
Yale College
Maddox
Northern Kentucky Teachers’ Association
Cold Springs
Joint Teachers’ Institute
Campbell and
Kenton Counties
Campbell County
Teachers’ Association
County Board of Examiners
Action Brought for Debt in Campbell Circuit Court
Matt Miller attorney for Virgil Jarvis proprietor of Campbell County Printing files suit in Campbell Circuit Court against C. D. Crawford publisher of The Newport Courier to recover 480 dollars for labor and materials supplied from June 1 to October 7, 1905.
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Newport Courier
Matt Miller
Virgil Jarvis
Campbell County
Ens
Campbell Circuit
C. D. Crawford
The
Courier
Compromise and Dismissal in Martin vs Street Railway
An agreed order of compromise and dismissal was entered yesterday in the Circuit Court at Newport in the suit of William Martin against the street railway company for 0000 damages from injuries in the company’s employ. On a former trial Colonel Crawford had secured a directed verdict for the defendant. Martin, aided by attorney Howard M. Benton, appealed to the Appellate Court.
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Newport
William Martin
Street Railway
Martin
Crawford
Howard M. Benton
Court Reverses Ruling Orders New Trial In Suit
The higher court reversed the lower court ruling and ordered a new trial. The case has been compromised for $500 and court costs.
Honors for Fred Wendt
A bachelor dinner was given Friday evening at Heldelberg in honor of Fred Wendt who is to be married June 20 to Miss Agnes Morlan. Attending were Fred Wendt Herb Carroll Carl Wiebe Ennis Kilpatrick O McGladery J Droege A Dieckman H Hugle Dr Claud Youtsey Edgar Hughes Len Plummer Albert Holmes Thomas Ken nen Ruben Youmans John Eyer Dr Irwin Wendt William Borches Harry Faegley George Seivers Bass Fenton Edward Otte Walter Harris
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Heldelberg
Fred Wendt
Agnes Morlan
Herb Carroll
Carl Wiebe
Ennis Kilpatrick
O. McGladery
J. Droege
A. Dieckman
H. Hugle
Claud Youtsey
Edgar Hughes
Len Plummer
Albert Holmes
Thomas Kennen
Ruben Youmans
John Eyer
Irwin Wendt
William Borches
Harry Faegley
George Seivers
Bass Fenton
Edward Otte
Walter Harris
Highlands M. E. delegates to Kentucky conference
Delegates from Highlands M. E. Church will attend the District Conference of the Methodist Church at Falmouth Kentucky on Tuesday. Commodore J S Kavanaugh will represent the Sunday school along with Mrs Leon Ross and Miss C Black for Epworth League and Miss Gladdius Ross. The Covington Methodists direct the three day event.
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Highlands M. E
Methodist Church
Falmouth
Commodore J. S. Kavanaugh
Leon Ross
C. Black
Epworth League
Gladdius Ross
Covington Methodists
Divorces Sought in Campbell Circuit Court
Anna McGill Fr Thomas sues John McGill in Campbell Circuit Court Newport alleging cruelty and drunken spending of estate. She says in August 1905 their son William J McGill Jr. drowned while husband was intoxicated and assaulted her on several occasions. They wed in Cincinnati in 1894 and separated May 1903.
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Campbell Circuit Court
Newport
Anna McGill
Fr. Thomas
John McGill
William J. eGill, Jr
Cincinnati
Bellevue Social Events and Local Protests Highlight Week
In Bellevue yesterday a loose horse belonging to Charles Lauter was exhausted by heat near Ward and Center avenues. Campbell and Kenton Counties Trades Unions held a Library Hall protest meeting with Cincinnati speakers opposing the detention of Western Federation of Miners officers in Idaho prisons. The Blue Ribbon Social Club hosted a surprise party on Walnut Street. Thelma Klein’s birthday at 363 Berry Avenue drew many friends, including Edna Blesch Clara Plettner Alvina Scholl Mary Pulsford Mabel Rude Mabel Lapish Susan Pmasanna Helen Sherwood Edna Baker Lillian Schroer Grace Kemper Clara Almosdeckner Edna Klein Anna Marie Hewitson and others.
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Ward and
Center Avenues
Charles Lauterwaser
Campbell and
Kenton Counties
Library Hall
Cincinnati
Western Federation of Miners
Idaho
Blue Ribbon
Walnut Street
Thelma Klein
Berry Avenue
Edna Blesch
Clara Plettner
Alvina Scholl
Mary Pulsford
Mabel Rude
Mabel Lapish
Susan Pmasanna
Helen Sherwood
Edna Baker
Lillian Schroer
Grace Kemper
Clara Almosdeckner
Edna Klein
Anna Marie Hewitson
Messrs
Lewis Zinsmaster
DeForest Cl
Local Notes and Movements From Ft Thomas Area
Albert Stegman leaves Ft Thomas in a touring car for Louisville with planned stopovers through Newport and other large cities. Fred Pezold of the Minneapolis cruiser visits Highlands relatives on a 30 day furlough after rising from apprentice to first class electrician. John F. Opp departs for extended business in the South, Louis Gaddis heads to Lake Side New York, and Frank Monroe of Company L Fourth Infantry returns home to Washington after discharge. Oliver Grimes called home to Sand Hill Ky due to his mother’s serious illness. Highland Volunteer Fire Department elects William B. Ross Robert B. Meyers Elmer Correll and Herbert Barnes as new firemen. Mrs Hanger and Mrs Hite hire horses at Whites livery Ft Thomas then their steeds bolt away frightened by a passing car leaving riders unharmed.
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Albert Stegman
Louisville
Newport
Fred Pezold
United States
Minneapolis
Highlands
Pezold
John F. Opp
Louis Gaddis
Lakeside
N. Y
Frank Monroe
Company L
Fourth Infantry
Washington
Oliver Grimes
Sand Hill
Highland Volunteer Fire Department
William B. Ross
Robert B. Meyers
Elmer Correll
Herbert Barnes
Dayton Socials Mix Ice Cream, Dance and Euchre
The W R C of the Joe Hooker Post G A R hosts an ice cream social Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Farrells home. Joseph Beck leads a euchre and dance Tuesday evening for the local Catholic Order of Forest ers. The High School Alumni Association meets Monday evening in the school building. Anthony A Schied leaves yesterday for Scranton Pa to spend the summer.
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Joe Hooker Post
Farrell
Joseph Beck
Catholic Order of Foresters
Lumnae Association
Anthony A. Schied
Scranton
Grand Jury in Newport Hints of Indictments This Week
Newport expects sensational developments this week amid widespread charges of juror bribing. The June grand jury may indict W. E. Monroe, Sr., for corrupt verdicts, with rumors of others to follow. The Kentucky Court of Appeals has Monroe’s brief, authored by Bailey and Anderson, but a ruling is unlikely before midweek.
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Newport
W. E. Monroe, Sr
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Monroe
Bailey
Anderson
Court of Appeals
Grand Jury
Bridge Pays Dividend to Newport and Covington
The Newport and Covington Bridge Directors closed the books for the year ending May 31 and declared a dividend of 850 for each city, plus 1000 already paid, totaling 3700. Year receipts were 9600 with disbursements of 3254 salaries 450 taxes 1200 repairs and improvements and 608 expenses. Annual meeting set for 11 am Monday. Mayor Helmbold to vote Newport stock and Mayor Beach to vote Covington stock.
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Newport and
Bridge Company
Helmbold
Newport
Beach
Covington
Stoc
Gregorian Society Lecture at Covington Cathedral Rectory
The Gregorian Society will meet at the Covington cathedral rectory on Monday evening June 4 at 8 o clock. President Prof Harold Beckett Gibbs will deliver a lecture on Melody and all members are urged to attend due to important business to be discussed.
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Gregorian Society
Covington
Harold Beckett Gibbs
Newport News In Brief Highlights Local Figures And Incidents
Tenor David H Davies practices lullabies after a new soprano arrival. Burglars loot Mrs. Charles Nolte's confectionery at Sixth and Dayton, stealing 400 cigars and candies. A circuit court suit seeks to break the will of Christina Gass by Frederick Schneider et al. Violinist George Hammer, 21, plans study in Bohemia. previously with Theodore Thomas and Cincinnati orchestras. Dayton Sparrows seek 12 to 14 year olds to join teams. address 328 Ninth Ave. Kate Murrell funeral at 2 pm. cremation at Cincinnati Crematory at 3:30 with Rev. Thayer officiating. Police ban street baseball after citizen complaints. Elizabeth Desborough, 15, dies of typhoid. funeral Monday at Church of the Immaculated Conception.
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David H. Davies
Charles Nolte
Sixth
Dayton Avenue
Dayton
Samuel E. Anderson
Newport
May Louisa Gass
Christina Gass
Frederick
Joseph
Harry
Willis
Emma Schneider
Gass
Frank Gass
Henry
Mary Gass
George Hammer
Bohemia
Hammer
Theodore Thomas’ Orchestra
Symphony Orchestra
Cincinnati
Dayton Sparrows
R. Lauterwaser
Ninth Avenue
Kate Murrell
Thayer
Walnut Hills Unitarian Church
Lickert
Elizabeth Desborough
Thornton Street
Church of the Immaculated Conception
Morgan Seeks 10 Oave 2 000 000 Bond Challenge
Expert railroad engineers testified in Cincinnati in defense of J Pierpont Morgan regarding the Pere Marquette purchase of the C C L and its merger with the C H D. They argued the C C L was built hastily and cannot meet modern standards while heavy engines over the line were feared to strain bridges. President Bradford of the C C L admitted the heavy engines test was abandoned.
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Bradford
Cincinnati
J. Pierpont Morgan
Pere Marquette Railroad
Pere Marquette
Cincinnatians Board Pennsylvania Limited for Europe Trip
A party of twenty one Cincinnatians traveled aboard the Pennsylvania Limited to New York for several days before sailing midweek for Hamburg Germany. They will visit various continental points while the group includes Mrs I J Weinreich John Magley Mrs E Sander and other named travelers.
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Atlantic
Pennsylvania Limited
New York
New York City
Hamburg
Germany
I. J. Weinreich
John
J. ©. Magley
E. Sander
Charles Brocate
Western Lines Consider Two New Mileage Ticket Forms
The Western passenger lines propose two mileage ticket options to buyers. One plan lowers the 2000 mile ticket price from 60 to 50 dollars with a 9.50 rebate, and reduces the mileage credential from 4000 to 2000 miles. A second option offers 6500 mile and 1000 mile tickets with fixed prices and limited rebates, both non transferable and descriptive.
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Western
Rail line indicted for granting rebates to coal shippers
Indictments in Las Vegas New Mexico accuse the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway of granting rebates on coal shipped from Starkville Colorado to Deming New Mexico in favor of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company which is charged with receiving the rebates and conspiracy.
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Santa Fe Road
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Commercial Tribune
Las Vegas
N. M
United States Grand Jury
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Starkville
Col
Deming
Boston & Maine Denies Coal Line Plan
Boston and Maine Railroad officials denied rumors they were behind the Schenectady and Southwestern Railroad incorporated with 850000 dollars capital at Albany New York. The tale claimed the B and M would gain access to Pennsylvania mining districts if it acquired the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
Commercial Tribune
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Schenectady & Southwestern Railroad
Albany
N. Y
Boston & Main
Pennsylvania
Queen of Actresses Praises Peruna in Testimonial
New York actress Julia Marlowe endorses Peruna as a nerve tonic. The letter cites nervousness among women, spring fatigue, and digestion as keys to nerve vitality, noting Dr. Hartman’s wide grateful-patient reach and daily tokens of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna Medicine Co
Julia Marlowe
New York City
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Evans Named Traveling Auditor for Rock Island Railway
Fay H. H. Evans, contracting freight agent for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway in Topeka, was yesterday appointed traveling auditor with headquarters in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay H. H. Evans
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Topeka
Chicago
Fire on Lone Star steamer causes panic on Wabash
In Terre Haute Indiana a fire aboard the Lone Star excursion steamer sent about 125 passengers scrambling for the river. Quick action by crew prevented loss of life and the craft was beached eight miles below the city with Charles T Nehf suffering severe burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Terre Haute
Ind
Lone Star
Wabash River
Charles T. Nehf
Obituary notices for Hubbard Gorsuch and Hill
Charles S Hubbard aged 77 died yesterday at his home in Knightstown Indiana was for fifteen years Vice President of the American Humane Society He raised 50000 for a colored school in the South and a similar amount for Earlham College Richmond Major Robert J Gorsuch aged 79 one of Mexicos most prominent residents died yesterday long associated with Collis P Huntington and railway construction R H Hill United States District Attorney Western District of Kentucky died at Williamsburg Kentucky after several months illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8S. Hubbard
Knaightstown
Ind
American Humane Society
South
Earlham College
Richmond
Robert J. Gorsuch
Mexico City
Gorsuch
Collis P. Huntington
R. H. Hill
United States
Western District of
Kentucky
Williamsburg
Ohio Governor Proclaims Flag Day 1906
Governor Pattison designates Thursday June 14, 1906 as Flag Day in Ohio. He urges display of the Stars and Stripes on public buildings factories homes and businesses to honor national sacrifice and unity and to reinforce patriotism across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Pattison
Continental Congress
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Union Central probing set by Ohio Wisconsin hearings
The Joint Legislative Committee from Ohio plans to send a delegation to Milwaukee for the Union Central Life Insurance examination. Governor Pattison presides over the firm, with investigators aiming to report findings to the Legislature. Members will cover expenses themselves awaiting reimbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Berry
Ward
Earl
Stewart
Pears and Petit
Milwaukee
Union Central Life Insurance Company
John M. Pattison
Wisconsin
Union Central
Vorys
General Assembly
Clark
Cuyahoga
Pattison
How Good Food May Turn to Poison
An advertising piece explains digestion and how Cascarets aid bowel movement and nutrition. It describes digestion in the intestines, the role of saliva and tablets, and promotes West Pocket Cascaret Box sold by Sterling Remedy Company for ten cents with a caution to buy genuine tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Company
Gold-Plated Bonbon Box Promised in Exchange Offer
A French designed gold plated bonbon box is promised in a trade offer. The note requests payment to cover costs for Cascarets and mentions sending the item to a recipient in return for three faiths.
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On Oe Sans Faa
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Texas
Newport Fire Department
City OF
Covington Notes
John L. Beitzer
Wigglesworth Distilling Comy
Poyndexter
Lieberth
C. W. Hill & CO
Wraston
Martin Herman and
Ben Vocke
Workingmen’s Association
FT. Thomas
Newport and Covington
Newport News
Morgan
Delphos Division
C. & L. de Morgan
Europe
Peruna
Railroad Notes
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