Health Officer Race Narrowed in Covington Board
Dr. Thomas J. Morgan, a Board of Advocation member, has won pledges from three Covington Health Board members to vote for him next Friday. Incumbent Dr. J. E. Brinker holds the post with term ending June 6. The salary increase for the Health Officer has cleared the Board of Council and goes to the Board of Aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Thomas J. Morgan
Board of Advocation
Board of Health
Craig
W. W. Ranshaw
Morgan
J. E. Brinker
Herbert Wilson
C. C. Owens
Board of Council
Board of Aldermen
Covington Board Fires Truant Officers in Surprise Caucus
The Covington Board of Education, in a caucus with all members except George Turner, did not reelect George Handel and Clay Wilson as truant officers. J. S. Carson and William Richardson were chosen. The meeting attendees included three Democrats, with one of the new officers being a Democrat. The lone absent member was a Republican. The board also elected the current teachers and janitors to remain in place. confirmation is planned for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Board of Education
George Turner
George Handel
Clay Wilson
J. S. Carson
William Richardson
Insane Woman Found with Cash Receipts and Bank Credit
Eliza Stark judged insane was searched again and a receipt for over $1000 found in her pocketbook. A bank book showed $2275.40 credited to her for a rainy period. Earlier search revealed $179 in her pockets. She will be sent to Lakeland Asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Stark
Lakeland Asylum
Kenton Court Notes From a Kenton Court Session
The article records multiple Kenton County court actions including the murder case of Engineer Thomas Fleming by a Cincinnati firm employee, various bond hearings, and grand jury instructions. It notes rewards contested in Walker vs Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific, poolroom and restraint of trade inquiries, and disorderly conduct arraignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Walker
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railroad
Thomas Fleming
Southern Railroad
Fleming
Cincinnati
Jake Mitchell
Walker
Maysville
Harry Orr
Elmer Cooley
John Wagner
Paul Reed
Stephens
Shaw
Kenton
White House
Court Avenue
Shawn
Louis Fritz
Matt Hoffman
John Dunn
William Fobbe
Theodore Wolking
Robert Becker
B. Farrell
Joseph Emral
W. 8
Winston
W. N. Hind
Ferdinand Rabe
H. H. Schulkers
Horse missing from Covington stable reported
Henry Schweineides reported a horse missing from his stable on the Licking River between Byrd and Powell streets. William Deddens was arrested after a chase by Detectives Booth and Steventon near Eighth and Pike streets. He faces disorderly conduct charges tied to brass disposal in the state of Thomas Gleason. The Protestant Qirhans' Home of Covington plans an opera day nursery for small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schweineides
Licking River
Byrd
Powell
William Deddens
Booth
Steventon
Eighth
Pike Streets
Dediensee
Thomas Gleason
Covington
Residence Names Cross Cities in Public Notice
Public notice lists residents William Shepherd Cincinnati Lillian A Dickmann Cincinnati Harry Woebkenberg Reading Lena Albers Bellevue Ky. Names appear in a residency or mailing list context within a damaged OCR segment of a local notice. The fragment confirms city and state pairings for several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresidence
Wiliam Shephard
Cincinnati
Lillian A. Dickmann
Harry Woebkenbverg
Reading
Lena Albers
Local residents listed in Covington area notices
Residents named include Char A Berning Estel Messingschlaeger Henry Konrerman Frances C Theil Shelton Page Bromley Rose Reinhart Henry E Faul Bessie Fisher with Bethel O and Covington references. No clear event or action indicated in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Char A. Berning
Estel Messingschlaeger
Covington
Henry Konrerman
Frances C. Theil
Covington Aan
Shelton Page
Bromley
Rose Reinhart
Henry E. Faul
Bethel,o
Bessie Fisher
Bethel, O
Cama
Newport Circuit Court Hands Down Estate Sales Order
Judge Wungblut presided over Margaret Miller versus J W Miller and minor defendants for estate settlement. Order directs sale of property in Bellevue and referral to Master Commissioner Andersen for a public sale at the Courthouse door. The grand jury, impaneled by Judge Yungblut, began work with numerous witnesses. After minor cases are heard, the jury will handle dog fighting allegations. The J H Bramlage case for the Kentucky Independent Oil Company, appealed from Magistrate Donelan, saw a verdict affirming the Magistrate’s decision. Bramlage was arrested in Newport after a complaint by Oil Inspector Jacob Rolling over missing oil inspections in Campbell County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Miller
J. W. Miller
Ida E
Jacob Miller
Wungblut
Bellevue
Andersen
Yungblut
J. H. Bramlage
Kentucky Independent Oil Company
Donelan
Newport
Bramlage
Jacob
Campbell County
Baseball Claim Hits Latonia 13 Year Old
A 13 year old, George McGlasson of Maple Avenue Latonia, died after a foul ball struck his cheek during a Latonia Grays versus Blue Grass game. He initially felt head pain, later collapsed and died from a ruptured blood vessel in the brain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George McGlasson
Maple Avenue
Latonia
Carlton
Brakeman Risks Life to Stop Runaway Horse in Newport
Abner McGarvey a brakeman for the L & N Railroad risked his life by halting a runaway horse near Sixth and Saratoga in Newport. The horse pulling a delivery wagon bolted after a frightened automobile and sped toward a backing switch engine. McGarvey grabbed the bridle and diverted the horse up Saratoga street just as the train passed, being dragged several rods but preventing a collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner McGarvey
L. & N. Railroad
Sixth
Saratoga Streets
Newport
George Keller
Monmouth Street
Sixth Street
McGarvey
Saratoga Street
Ready for Diplomas Newport High School Class of Thirty Second
The thirty second annual commencement at Newport High School is set for Thursday night June 18 in Park Avenue Hall. The 29 graduates include 21 girls and 8 boys with a program of exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport High School
Park Avenue Hall
Angie Herman
Helen Hammond
Etta Scherf
Bessie Oldham
Helen Maulmett
Gertrude Higgins
Aline Maddox
Hazel Schwaberg
Bessie McGill
Gayle Parker
UNCLE SAM MARKS GRAVES FOR UNION SOLDIERS
A consignment of headstones for Union soldiers arrived yesterday by Quartermaster G. W. Armstrong of William Nelson Post G. A. R. Newport. The stones honor C. W. Spencer August Weber William Nieber William Vanpelt and John Burns to be set in Evergreen and St Stephan's Cemeteries. Armstrong also has a stone for B. F. Sanders buried in St Stephan's but lacks relatives to place it. Relatives should contact Armstrong at 525 York Street Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster G. W. Armstrong
William Nelson Post
Newport
Evergreen
St. Stephan's
C. W. Spencer
August Weber
William Nieber
William Vanpelt
John Burns
Quartermaster Armstrong
B. F. Sanders
St. Stephan’s
York Street
Engine Run Self While Men Fight On Fast Moving Train
John Frank sues Omar Franks in Newport Circuit Court for 5000 damages alleging Franks stabbed him aboard a moving Co and O engine at thirty miles per hour on the Frnthtown trestle near Newport. Frank, a C and O engineer, lost thirty days work after sixteen stitches. Franks was arrested, bonded, pleaded guilty to cutting with intent to kill, and paid a 200 fine. Both men from Latonia are long time pals with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
John ‘Frank
Omar Franks
John Frank
Omar Frank
Latonia
Franks
Bellevue Court Sings Firearm Fine and City Breach Charge
Edward Maueet was fined five dollars and costs in Judge Seibert's court for discharging firearms within the city. A warrant for Charles Hoefinghoff of 33 Walnut street charges breach of peace after Ha Haynes alleged he struck her. The case is set for trial this morning. A Bellevue Welfare Association meeting will discuss a proposed fifteen year water franchise tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Maueet
Ohio Liquor League Consider Disbanding at Convention
The Ohio Liquor League may disband soon as officers and members push a plan to merge with the Ohio Liberal League. Joseph T. Bott of Columbus serves as State president. Disaffiliation would reflect the Liberal League’s broader political scope and reduce the Liquor League’s usefulness. Fifty delegates attended the opening session with more expected. the convention runs two more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio Liquor League
League
The
Joseph T. Bott
State Liquor League
Ohio Liberal League
Liberal League
Liquor League
John Webster Named Erie General Passenger Agent
Local railroad circles welcome John Webster as General Agent of the Erie Railroad passenger department in the city. He succeeds Avery C. Hilton, who moves to Buffalo to become General Agent there. Webster has been Passenger Agent on the Susquehanna Division, based in Elmira, N Y. His rise follows Harry Huntington’s promotion to General Passenger Agent of the Buffalo Rochester and Irons Railroad. Webster’s transfer will be felt by Elmira friends, but his colleagues note his qualifications. Webster’s family will join him in the fall. F M Howard remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Webster
Erie Railroad
Avery C. Hilton
Buffalo
Webster
Susquehanna Division
Elmira
N. ‘Yy
Harry Huntington
Mr. Hilton
Huntington
Rochester & Irons Railroad
Imira
Binghamton
Hammond Seeks Republican Vice Presidential Nomination
John Hays Hammond plans to enter the Republican race for Vice President after Western urging. He is a California-born Gloucester resident and former Guggenheimer Mining figure drawing a $500000 salary, with John B. Montgomery aiding his campaign from Colorado. Frank Hitchcock travels to Chicago to handle Taft Bureau matters as convention prep begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Hays Hammond
West
Gloucester
Mass
Hammond
Guggenheimer Mining Company
Smelting Trust
John B. Montgomery
Colorado
Chicago
Auditorium
Frank H. Hitchcock
Taft
Republican National Committee
Pennsylvania Company Reports 1904 Earnings Rise
The Pennsylvania Company reports 1904 gross earnings of 51,337,432.54 with operating expenses of 36,935,628.82 and net earnings of 14,401,803.72. Tonnage rose by 7,531,000 tons and passenger numbers up 1,073,156. directors reelected, officers to be chosen in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Company
Board of Directors
Philadelphia
Newport News in Brief
Miss Mary Toy of 1155 Park avenue fell downstairs and broke her arm in two places. A dog poisoner is active in Newport with multiple deaths including a Newfoundland valued at 100 dollars owned by George W. White, a Scotch collie owned by Mrs. Stine, and a setter owned by William Harris. Fire damaged 1112 Isabella street home of Michael Monahan. Gus Wadsworth of Ones' Engine House injured after a fall while tending the fire. A Citizens Welfare Association formed in Clifton district, electing J. R. Morris as president and Frank Jones as secretary. by-law committee named. Mrs. Selema Revel, 74, died at 421 West Eleventh Street. funeral tomorrow at Persimmon Grove cemetery. Leslie Scherreh funeral held at Smith's. burial in Evergreen Cemetery. John H. Halloran hosted Cincinnati School of Pharmacy guests on East Third street. A mad dog in Coldspring died after terrorizing residents. owner T. W. Grinstead had hoped to save it. dog had won Cincinnati dog show and was valued at 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Toy
Park Avenue
Cote Brilliante
Newport
George W. White
Stine
Upper York Street
William Harris
Overton Street
Michael Monahan
Isabella Street
Gus Wadsworth
Eighth
Columbia Streets
Citizens’ Welfare Association
Glifton
J. R. Morris
Frank Jones
Fred J. Parks
John Deidrick
Selema Revel
West Eleventh Street
Persimmon Grove
Leslie Scherreh
Smith
Evergreen Cemetery
John H. Halloran
Reading Directors Named in Annual Stockholders Meeting
In Philadelphia on June 2 the Reading Company held its annual stockholders meeting. Current board members were re-elected except Charles Steele who declined. Oscar G. Murray of Baltimore & Ohio was chosen to succeed Steele as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
The
Reading Company
Charles Steele
New York
Oscar G. Murray
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Steele
Property Transfers in Newport and Clifton Districts
Listed transfers include Eunice E Otto and William F Muir and wife with portions of Lots 570 671 672 in Buena Vista Newport and a Mayo avenue Lot in Clifton. Also Neuspickel Daniel Morin division Highlands Lot 3, Reiss Paul Yesulis and wife to Mary A Dud Henry K Lindsey et al to James Lind William M Donaldson and wife to Joseph Neuspickel to Mathilda L Putley Lot 94 original plan Newport with a 2000 dollar reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice E. Otto
William F. Muir
Buena Vista
Newport
Sey
Mayo Avenue
Clifton
Neuspickel
Morin
Highlands
Banner Tie
Oedbubed
Highland
Reiss Paul Yesulis
Mary A. Dud
Henry K. Lindsey
James Lind
William M. Donaldson
Joseph Joseph Mneuspickel
Mathilda L. Putley
Fort Thomas Stages Bid Amid Post Changes
While mail carrier Phil Keene escaped injury, a wagon horse ran away causing damage. Captain Saffran1 retires as adjutant after four years, replaced by Captain A J Harris. Captain Saffran1 will command Company H, Second Infantry. A casual detachment from this post travels to Fort Assiniboine Montana to join the Third Battalion. Captain J H Wolley succeeds Beil as quartermaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Keene
Southgate
Keene
Saffrarf
A. J. Harris
Saffrans
Ft. Assiniboine
Mont
Gipnieln
Oe E
Beil
Arelieved
J. H
Wolley
Ohio Governor Withholds Fire Marshal Appointment
Governor Harris said he was not ready to name a new State Fire Marshal after a conference with executives and insurance interests. Rumors centered on General W. S. Rogers of Cleveland for Fire Marshal, with Harlan H. Hollenbeck backing a first deputy role and threatening to accept nothing less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harris
Harlan H. Hollenbeck
W. S. Rogers
Cleveland
Hollenbeck
Trial Delayed as Spicer Case Leads to Compromise
Jackson Ky June 2 The Beech Hargis trial was postponed until tomorrow morning due to Roger Spicer being tried for the murder of James Johnson. Jen Creech, convicted for killing Charles Robertson, received a life sentence after a hung jury favored death by hanging on Saturday and a compromise reached today. Creech attempted suicide Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Beech Hargis
Roger Spicer
James Johnson
Jen Creech
Charles Robertson
Creech
Oregon Governor Chamberlain Narrowly Wins U.S. Senate Support
Oregon voters back Governor George E. Chamberlain as the U.S. Senate choice with a likely margin over Henry M. Cake. A Republican Legislature is expected to elect him, though defections and party-lines loom, with about forty-eight “Statement No 1” legislators and forty-six votes needed to elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Portland
Ore
George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
United States
Charles W. Fulton
Chamberlain
Henry M. Cake
United States Senate
Iowa Primary Results Point to Shaky Allison Lead
Dubuque reports at 10 PM show Allison headquarters claiming scant returns but indicating a 16,000 statewide majority for United States Senator Allison, a figure they call very conservative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
Allison
United States
Burlington & Quincy Mortgage Offer for Filing
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway seeks to file a $300 million mortgage covering all property with the Central Trust Company of New York. Secretary of State Schmahl withheld the filing pending a $100,000 mortgage registry tax payment claimed as due. Officials contend exemption under the gross-earning tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad
ST. Paul
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Central Trust Company of New York
Schmahl
Printers Re-elect Lynch as Leader of International Typographical Union
In Indianapolis on June 2, the International Typographical Union announced officers led by President James M. Lynch of Syracuse. Other posts include J. W. Hayes Minneapolis as First Vice President and J. W. Bramwood Denver as Secretary-Treasurer, with regional delegates and trustees named. Lynch won 21,076 votes to Hudspeth’s 13,861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
James M. Lynch
Syracuse
N. Y
J. W. Hayes
Minneapolis
I’. W. McCullough
Omaha
Nebraska
Trustees Union Printers’ Home
Anna C. Wilson
Washington, D. C
L. C. Shepard
Grand Rapids
Mich
Thomas McCaffery
Colorado Springs
Gal
Lynch
H. S. Hudspeth
New Orleans
Directoire Gown to Be Worn at Navy Wedding
Mrs Preston Gibson matron of honor at the June 15 wedding of Miss Errol Cuthbert and Lieutenant Charles Train will wear a genuine Directoire sheath skirt gown. It marks the first Washington wearing of the Directoire style imported from Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Preston
Gibson
Thomas Nelson Page
Errol Cutherbert
Charles Train
Navy
Directoire
Paris
Japanese Cruiser Soya Arrives in Manila
The Japanese cruiser Soya formerly the Russian Variag arrived at Manila under Captain Takarahbe with fifty two engineer cadets. The Soya, the first ship captured by Japan in the war at Chemulpe, was built in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Manila
Variag
Takarahbe
Chemulpe
America
Iowa Senate Nomination Race Narrow at Midnight
At midnight incomplete Iowa primary returns show a tight Republican Senatorial contest between Senator Allison and Governor Cummins. Each side claims a 10 000 to 20 000 vote majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Allison
Cummins
Engineer Burdette Found Dead in Ohio River
In Gallipolis Ohio June 2 the body of Engineer Fred M Burdette from Point Pleasant West Virginia was found floating in the Ohio River He was believed to have been pushed from the Ohio River Bridge last December carrying money and valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Fred M. Burdette
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Ohio River
Burdette
Ohio River Bridge
Bishops Elect Secretary of Episcopal Board
Baltimore June 2 At a bishops meeting Bishop Luther B Wilson was elected Secretary of the Methodist Episcopal Church Board. He had been assigned to the Episcopal residence in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Board of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Luther B. Wilson
Philadelphia
Marriage of Miss Wehrmann to Dr Minor at Avondale Church
Social and personal notes from Avondale detail the 9 am wedding at St. Andrew's Church with Rev. Father Walsh officiating. Miss Charlotte Wehrmann will wear lace and chiffon with a veil and carry valley lilies. Grace Minor is maid of honor. Dr Ancel Minor will be attended by a list of male friends. reception follows at Irwin Place.
Social Notes of Avondale and Nearby Residents Abroad Plans
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth Sr sails for Europe to visit daughter the Countess de Chambrun in France. Milton Adler heads a three month Europe trip from Avondale. Frances Resor Stewart goes to Boston for a summer East visit. The Geiers and Babbitts plan brief New York stops before European travel. Several families vacation in Michigan and Massachusetts, with trips to Gloucester and Brookline. Kate Magnus to depart with friends for a abroad trip after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Washington, D D. C
Europe
Countess de Chambrun
France
Milton Adler
South Crescent Avenue
Avondale
Frances Resor Stewart
Auburn Avenue
Auburn
Boston
East
Fred A. Geier
Grand View Avenue
East Walnut Hills
New York
W. H. Babbitt
Burnet Avenue
Michigan
S. Marcus Fechheimer
Nathan Stix
Gholson Avenue
David Eiseman
Albert Stix
St. Louis
Charles Hofer
Philip
Grandin Road
Youngstown
Joseph Brown
Charles B. Wing
Kemper Lane
Walnut Hills
Susio
Millie Sykes
Sykes
Annie Sykes
Fred Gooding
Gloucester
Mass
Leo J. Lowman
Sondale
Robert Gomersall
Buena Vista Place
Chicago
John van Nortwick
Morris L. Buchwalter
Reading Road
Kate Magnus
H. Thane Miller School
Covington Couple Wed At Mother of Church
Henry Huller and Leona Ispherding of Covington married Monday morning at 9 in the Mother of Church. The white and gold wedding featured an elaborate red altar, candles, and electric lights. The bride wore a Princess gown of white silk with a tulle veil and carried Bride roses. Her sister Miss Catherine was maid of honor in white chiffon with gold embroidery and yellow roses. Best man was Joseph Huller. A church ceremony followed by breakfast and a reception at the brides’ parents’ home. The yellow and white decor extended to the bride’s table and a yellow and white floral chandelier. The couple honeymooned in the East. out-of-town guest Miss Helen Freer of Chicago attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ratterman
Walter Reed
Harrison Avenue
Helen
Walter
O. A. Schmitt
Mamie Reed
Marie Oehler
Mary and
Bess Abbott
Flora Roth
Cora Striker
Edith ‘Steinman
Irene ‘Tressler
Marie Bernens
Flora
Julia Hartke
Hilda Beckenhaupt
May Retzsch
Clara Key
Marguerite Allgaier
Nette Grever
Marguerite Goodall
Lena Dudischer
Louise Fieber
Pauline Werk
Norma Sohn
Ella
Flora Mangold
Martha
Elsie Schmitt
Mabelle Wheatley
Flora Kuhlman
Alma
Hulda Guckenberger
Loretta Kohnen
Mary Hunt
Nettie
Julia Bahr
Anastasia Kleine
Rose Moorman
Clara
Etta Greene
Marie Rabenstein
Louise Steinmetz
Clara Shockley
Henry J. Kabbe
Clara Roll
Lena Reed
Clara Grover
John Weinig
Armstrong
Henry Ratterman
Frances Turner
Ughter
J. L. Turner
Wilson Place
Northside
Mr. Frank
Ficker
St. Boniface Church
Louise Beck
Rosemary Renneker
Mamie Hartmeyer
Emily Beck
George Bruns
George Dahlman
Anert Turner
John Ficker
Mrs. Ficker
East
New York
Williamson Place
Henry Huller
Leona Ispherding
Covington
Catherine
Joseph Huller
Huller
Helen Freer
Chicago
Latonia
Phelps- Scarlett
Isaac Phelp
Edward Phelps
Jose Scarlett
Aleckart
Austin J. Cook
Newport
Visi Iage
John B. Taylor
May Washington
St. Louis
N. C. Martin
Jane
Virginia
Fred Graves Dennis
Oklahoma City
Henry Higgin
Gertrude
Natalie Robinson
Germantown
Military Academy
Joseph Finnell
Mexico
Susie Buckner
Finnell
Sarah Stein
Florence Brown
Hartwell, O
Bailie Morridge
Ohioan to Teach Filipinos in Philippine Islands
Hamilton Ohio June 2 Professor F W Darling of Middletown public schools was named a teacher in the Philippine Islands and notified he must sail on July 8 to Manila for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
F. W. Darling
Philippine Islands
Manila
Also Mentioned on This Page
Covington and Newport
Kenton Court Notes
Covington Briefs
Campbell County Courts
Lad
Uncle Sam
Liberal Association
Erie
Wice Presider
Situation Queer
Pennsylvania
Railroad Company
Newport News
Murray
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Newport Real Estate
FT. Thomas
Creamer
Printers
Ohioan
Federation of Labor
Mrs. Gibson
Chemulpo
Engineer
Bishops Elect
St. Andrew's Church
Charlotte Catherine Wehrmann
Theresa J. Wehrmann
Ancel Charles Minor
Father Walsh
Father O’meara
Grace Minor
Minor
Kius Rattermann
Errard
Kent
Hoadly Ryan
Frank Gauche
Dominick Cloud
Mrs. Minor
Julius Rattermann
Marie Verkamp
Dominicky Cloud
Elizapeth Sullivan
Mildred ‘Wehrmann
Marie Minor
Gerrard Kent
Gretta Wren
Springfield
Joseph Verkamp
Clara Bruhl
Jack Ryan
Florence Mulvihill
Harold McDevitt
Clara Robben
Walter Schwaab
Adele Oskamp
William Heberger
Paul Krippendorf
William
Linn
Mrs. Krippendorf
Mildred Wehrmann
Charlotte Corday
Irwin Place
McGregor Park
Stella Dietz
Gilbert Avenue
Avondale Club
Laura Foy
Robert Heekin
E. A. Foy
J. F. Dietz
Grote
Walter Herschede
H. Luhrman
Anna Whelen
Catherine Ryland
Dolly Curran
Imont Bankhard
Louise Campbell
Lester Alms
Clarke
Stella Heekin
Catherine Trimble
Ralph McComas
Aileen Heekin
James Langdon
Martha Farmer
Howard Mayer
Isabel Wicke
George Gomersall
Anna Rogers
Thomas Witherspoon
Lenora McCracken
Ernest Diehl
Mildred Russell
Herbert Dietz
Emma Poor
Charles Howard
Elizabeth Sullivan
John Sullivan
Helen Grever
Robert Gatlick
Loraine Hudson
Charles Gerde
Elizabeth Pearring
Beatrice Tompkins
Albert Zimmerman
Norah Finn
Winona Poldge
George Singer
Ser Iudee
Judson Harmon
Country Club
George Cassatt
England
Alfred Cassatt
Cassatt
Edward Colston
Mt. Auburn
Charlotte Callahan
George A.nees
Rogers’ Farm
Philip Werthner
Miss Callahan
Mr. Nees
Florence Callahan
Marjorie Callahan
Joseph Conroy
Edward Ferguson
Frank McMeachan
Minnie Nees
Tekla Vigna
Marie B. Martin
Werthner
Three Cities
Mercantile Library
Miss Mary Queen
Isaac Jordan Phelps
St. Nicholas Hotel
Edward Casey Phelps
Blanche Scarlett
Academy Hall
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Academy of Dramatic Arts
Frieda Lotze
Paul Leicester Ford
Anne McConnell
Sara Crewe
Dr. Lyon
Kentucky Society
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