Neighbors Quarrel Flareups Trigger Arrests in Newport Court
In Newport, Mrs. Dora Meyers of 803 Isabella Street and Archie Campbell of Orchard Street faced breach of the peace warrants, with Campbell charging Mrs. Dimler in return. John Schapmann was jailed for being drunk and disorderly and resisting officers. Four youths, Cook Roth Weber and Becker, were arrested for destroying flowers in East Fourth Street yard.
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Dora Meyers
Isabella Street
Matthews
Heckley
Dumont
Archie Campbell
Dean
Richard Dimler
Orchard Street
Campbell
Dimler
John Schapmann
Cook, Roth, Weber
Becker
Fred Otte
East Fourth Street
Health Officer Report of Week Ending Yesterday
Health Officer Lock presents a weekly list of deaths and illnesses with names ages and addresses across Kentucky towns and cities including Waters 85 cardiac inertia at 355 East Second Street Schermbeck 50 anterior polymeritis 718 Saratoga Murphy 67 dropsy Dayton Ky and others Measles meningitis pneumonia typhoid fever tuberculosis and senility among infants and adults in Bellevue Bowling Green Newport and nearby areas totaling a busy week of public health concerns.
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John Waters
East Second Street
Nicholas Schermbeck
Saratoga Street
Chris. C. Murphy
Dayton
Harry Menhering
Neck
Tenth Street
Wm. Mommasen
West Sleventh Street
Listermann
Bellevue
Edward Langenbonner
Hamlet Street
Mary Ann Johnston
Bowling Green
Florence Larson
Mathew
Berry Avenue
Hall
Henrietta Walker
Monmouth Street
Tobias Collier
Hooper's Hill
Newport
John P. White
Central Avenue
Banquet Planned for High School Graduates by Alumnal Association
The Alumnal Association announces a banquet for the upcoming high school graduates. In strong financial shape after a recent entertainment netted about $70, the group aims for a premier event on June 15 at Elks' Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Hall
Missing 12 Year Old Boy Reported Near Racetrack
Charles, son of aahee aaceas, aged twelve, has been missing for three days. He is described as small for his age and wearing knee trousers. Police have been asked to monitor Latonia and the Queen City track due to his fondness for horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Aahee Aaceas
Latonia
Queen City
Covington Water Main Break Threatens City Supply
A large water main from Ft. Thomas to Covington fractured near the Licking and Alexandria pikes in Campbell County early yesterday. The break flooded the area and prompted fire engines to be on standby. Newport will supply water until repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas
Covington
Licking
Alexandria Pikes
Campbell County
Meyers
Newport Main
Covington Mortality Report Lists Multiple Fatalities
Weekly mortality report for Covington ends June 3 lists numerous deaths with causes including bronchitis meningitis diphtheria cardiac asthma exhaustion accidental burn nephritis pericarditis pertussis abdominal tumor cancer of face gunshot wound multiple injuries grippe and apoplexy cardiac disease paralysis inanition meningitis. Names ages and addresses accompany the entries.
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Covington
Reynolds
Louis Bruestle
Pike Street
Anna M. Burgard
Bakewell
Harry A. Mohr
Lee Street
Elizabeth Heile
Marie Helda von Lehmah
Woodburn Avenue
Jane Burns
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Catherine Walkenberg
Mary Elsie Horton
Taylor Mill Pike
J. A.knickerbocker
Garrard
Anna Knight Shea
Geenup
EmmaFoelstede
Cooper
Samuel Clinkenbeard
Charles M. Crosby
Alabama
Walter Braan
Milldale
Hulda A. Gardner
John Cain
Cincinnati
Ralph Retehule
Pike
Mildred Seekamp
Philadelphia
Lewisburg Schuetzengesellschaft Annual Shoot Winners
The Lewisburg Schuetzengesellschaft held its annual shoot at Regenthal's Park Amsterdam yesterday afternoon with many attendees. First prize went to Mike Messing schlager, second to John Allison, third to F Freitag, fourth to William Morey, and fifth to Peter Lunkenheimer. Abbin Wolff hit the imperial globe, Henry Meyer hit the right wing of the eagle, H H Riedemann hit the left wing, and Carl Behle was crowned King for the coming year.
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Lewisburg Schuetzengesellschaft
Regenthal’s Park
Amsterdam
Mike Messingschlager
John Allison
F. Freitag
William Morey
Peter Lunkenheimer
Imperial Globe
Abbin Wolff
Henry Meyer
H. H. Riedemann
Carl Behle
Covington Club Triumphs In Close Ball Park Duel
The Coving tons defeated the Shamrocks 5 to 3 yesterday afternoon at Covington ball park in one of the best amateur games in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covingtons
Shamrocks
Covington Ball Park
Death of Latonia trainer Edward Tiffin at 35
Edward Tiffin aged 35 died early yesterday at St Elizabeths Hospital after a brief illness. He had served as a trainer at the Latonia race course and was well known in sporting circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tiffin
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Latonia
Dayton Beats Youngstown Again In Interstate League Clash
Dayton salvaged a late rally to defeat Youngstown in an Interstate League game. The win tightened standings as both teams battled for playoff positioning.
Zimmer sought new trial in forged draft case
In Hamilton Ohio on June 3 the State of Ohio v D B Zimmer ended in conviction for forging a draft on D Appleton Co. Zimmer filed a motion for new trial citing court charge error evidence error and newly discovered evidence. Conrad Hauenstein was arrested for cutting Joseph Myers with a knife in a saloon fight leaving a deep gash on Myers left arm.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
State of Ohio
D. B. Zimmer
D. Appleton &Co
Conrad Hauenstein
Joseph Myers
Hauenstein
Myers
Programs Cause Fuss at National Federation Convention
Milwaukee reports the National Federation of Women's Clubs in turmoil as 2,500 copies of the official program by Yenowine and Peck are rushed to advertisers. Undergarment manufacturers’ displays trigger a rush at newsstands, leaving copies sold out before delegates receive the volume. The binding illustrations spark anticipated controversy among conservative delegates who threaten censure of the approving committee.
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Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
Wis
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
George H. Yenowine
George W. Peck, Jr
Dayton Musical Festival Aids Hospitals
Dayton reports a citywide spring festival to benefit Deaconess Hospital and another local hospital facing closure. Promoters plan a mammoth event with Cincinnati May Festival performers, a 400 voice chorus, organ, and orchestra under Prof. H B Turpin. Detective Crim pursues revolver thefts from Peters Arms Co. and searches in Springfield as more stolen property suspected. A horse and buggy owned by J A Nieffer of Harshmanville is also reported stolen.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Deaconess Hospital
H. B. Turpin
Cal Crim
Peters Arms Company
Cincinnati
Crim
Springfield
Springfield Churches Move to Ban Women Hats in Service
In Springfield Ohio discussions spark movement in some churches to remove hats during worship. The item references the long running Springfield Jackson and Pomeroy Railway case involving farmland mortgage tactics and receivership, with creditors to share proceeds after fees.
The Nicara guan Minister
Nicaraguan foreign minister Luis F Corea states Nicaragua has no hostile demonstrations toward Costa Rica and calls for peaceful relations amid regional tensions. He emphasizes dialogue and urges neighboring parties to avoid provocative actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis F. Corea
Costa Rica
Weather Outlook for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky
Fair in Ohio and Indiana Monday and Tuesday with rising temperatures and fresh easterly winds. Kentucky shows a fair Monday with warmer air, and Tuesday fair with northeasterly winds.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Light manufacturing venture ad and river shipping notices
Classified items advertise investment in a light manufacturing venture with $2,500 to start. Also listed are life insurance solicitations, loan offers on real estate, and job seekers. River and harbor updates include a Ka nawha Harbor coal shipment, ship arrivals and departures at Cincinnati Louisville Evansville Cairo St. Louis, with weather notes and a 10,000 attendee reunion concert.
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Ee Life Insurance
T. J.wiellison
Main St
Cincinnati Savings Bank
Cincinna
Wiggins Block
Louisville
Joe B. Williams
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
E. G. Ragon
Evansville
Bellevue
J.T. Duffy
John K. Speed
Memphis
Colonel Hays
Hall
French Lick Springs
Geof 0. Hart
Paducah
John S. Hopkins
Crescent City
Bowling Green
John K
Gerrade
Owensboro
Cairo
Margaret
Lower River
Fritz
Ohio
Peters Lee
St .Louis
Tennessee River
St. Louis
H. F. Frisbie
Grafton
Columbia
Ste. Genevieve
Spread Hagie
Erie Railroad
Fifth and Baymiller Sts
Greenfield
Chillicothe
Athens
Parkersb’g
Washington
Ashland
Akron
Youngs- Lakewood
Boston
New York
Buffalo
Eastern Point
Iron
Youngstown
Jamestown
Lakewood
Chautauqua Lake
Salamanca
Elmira
Hornellsville
Binghamton
Waverly
Gostimore
Philadelphia
Parkers
Marietta
Wash
New Yorks
Columbus
Zanesv
Wheelland
Wilmington
Newark
Bellaire
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Intermediate
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Lovel’d
Blanchester
Hillsboro
Greens'd
Chillleather
Points East
Norwood
East Norwood
Skarsburs
Town
Corry
Urbana
Marton
York
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Fittsburg
Loveatu
Colacnes
Winton Place
Hoveland
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Coen
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Richmond
Chicago
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Spring
Togansport
Pittsboro
Mit
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amiMorrow
Toam
Morrow
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Atlanta
NEW Vorseans Limited
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Green
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Spaathi
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I Central Union
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MidAleshoro
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Gap
Knoxville
Lexington
Ace Division
Dateeeenk
Georgetown & Ports’h
Lancaster
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Cicsecsisucdkcvases
Milford
Ubeneaths
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Michigan Day Express
Northland
Omena
Petoskey
Harbor
Springs
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Muskingum Valley
Zanesville
Sfumda
Queen & Crescent
Tlexington
Birmingham
Vickshuro
Shreveport
Mexico
California
Selma
Mobile
Veatihnied Pullman
Asheville
Sa _vannah
Way Pointr
Danville
Junction City
Erlanger
Woodside
Walton Accommodation
Williamstown
Blanchet
McLean Avenue
MetLean Avenue
Frankfort & Cincinnati Railway
Lou
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New Water Works Spe
Carrel Street
I. Huinols
Ce Central Ng
Temperatures and rainfall report for 1898
The table shows maximum 87 and minimum 66 degrees, average around 76. Shown are daily and since June 1 temperature deficiencies of several degrees. Precipitation for the day is 13 inches with a 22 inch deficit since June 1 and a 0.40 inch deficit since January 1, 1900. Signed Bassler, L. F. C.
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S. Ce
Boats Leaving Today Along the River Notice
Portsmouth Wells at 5 p.m. Tacoma and versbseees Workum at 3:30 p.m. Leave as advertised. Portsmouth Pearce June 1.
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Portsmouth
Wells
Tacoma
River Stage At Ten Feet One Falls Throughout Day
The river level ranged from 10.6 feet at 6 am to 4 feet at noon and back to 10.1 feet at 6 pm. Partly cloudy skies and cooler air characterized the day.
No Rise in Sight as Rivers Stay Stagnant
Telegraph reports show no rise in the upper Allegheny and Monongahela rivers with water levels near Pittsburg and Brownsville unchanged. Coal movement remains minimal as barge traffic lags. local industries seek support to pave Lagonda Avenue and others await funding.
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Cecal
Packet
The
Commercial Tribune
Warren
Oil City
Allegheny
Morgantown
Brownsville
Monongahela
Pittsburg
East Liverpool
Duff
Pt. Pleasant
Pat Point
Beater
Stolen Horse and Buggy Report Amid City News
A horse and buggy were stolen and driven to North Dayton where a collision demolished a rig and injured the horse. H R Green of Germantown reports additional thefts including a Dayton bicycle from George Haley. Genial Tommy Selz, Montgomery County treasurer and Pearl Laundry president, keeps the plant running as workers strike seeking union recognition.
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Dayton
H. R. Green
Germantown
George Haley
Tommy” Selz
Montgomery
Pearl Laundry Company
Selz
Deranged Southern editor Laura Webb near suicide in Toledo
Mrs Laura Webb a noted Southern editor author poet and elocutionist attempted suicide in Toledo by ingesting chloroform amid a personal crisis. She had been in town for months giving entertainments and attending spiritualist meetings. Webb, once a Southern newspaper editor, is said to be deranged after a period of violent behavior and was locked up at the police station. Her husband reportedly served as a General in the Confederate army.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Springfield, Jackson & Pomeroy Railway
Springfield, Jackson and Pomeroy Railroad Company
Ohio Southern Road
Toledo
Laura Webb
Memorial services held at St Francis Cemetery
The Joe Hooker Post, G A R held services at St Francis Cemetery yesterday with all city officials and the Women's Relief Corps in attendance. A program was rendered and the graves were decorated by the women of the relief corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hooker
G.A. R
St. Francis Cemetery
Women's Relief Corps
Ludlow Board to Meet for Graduation Arrangements
The Board of Education meets at the schoolhouse this evening to finalize plans for the June 14 commencement exercises. The Alumni Association will host a banquet the night after graduation. Newport High School lost to the local high school 18 to 12 on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Alumnul Association
Newport
Paderewski Takes Home 170000 in American Money
The article notes Paderewski leaving with $170,000 in American currency, ensuring comfort whether he keeps hair long or short or even loses it all.
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St. Louis Globe-Dispatch
Paderewski
River reports and boat movements from oil city to parkersburg
Despatches detail river stages at cities from Oil City to Parkersburg with readings from Morgantown to Pittsburg. Notable are rising waters, trains and boats departing, and coal shipments from mines. The Cyclone was aground at Duff but floated last night. many vessels listed with times and destinations.
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Commercial Tribune
Oil City
Warren
Cloudy and Cos
Morgantown
Brownsville
Pittsburg
Davis Island
Duff
Clear and
Lizzie Bay
Charleston
Mt. Clare
John Mackey
Transatlantic Departures and Arrivals Mentioned
New York reports arrivals from Rotterdam via Boulogne and London on the Steten dam and Mesaba, La Bretagne and Havre. Ships leaving include Pots dam to Rotterdam and Boulogne, and Queenstown to New York. Southampton notes Cam pania sailing for New York and Fried rich der Grosse from Bremen to New York.
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New York
Stetendam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Mesaba
London
la Bretagne
Havre
Potsdam
Queenstown
Campania
Liverpool
Southampton
Bremen
Ashland Avenue Fire Claims Ashland Residence
The home of A. E. Shields on Ashland Avenue burned today, estimated at $5 000. The fire was incendiary. police investigate. Mr. and Mrs. Shields, asleep upstairs, woke to the kitchen roof collapse and escaped with their lives.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
A. E. Shields
Ashland Avenue
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Schuetzen Gesellschaft
Interstate League
W.L Pe
Newcastle
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Ft. Wayne
R.H. C
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Manefield
Wolfe
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Smith
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R.B.E
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Women's Club
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J. A. Nieffer
Harshmanville
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Greene Township
Oscar
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Edwardd S. Kelly
Board of Trade
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Trades and Labor Assembly
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R. Richard & CO
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John. Webb, JR
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George B. Dean
the Barclay
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Vine St
Freeman Avenue
Bofinger & Hopkins
Thomas Morrison &Co
Bank St
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Sears, Rotbuck & CO
Ada Addison
Vine
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Ind
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Hannibal
Quincy
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Monon
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Lake Erie & Western
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Harrien
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
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Goldsboro
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Maysville & Hunt
Maysville
Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Streets
Fourth and Vine Streets
Milwaukee, Wis
Home Supply CO
Erie
Cable Comefany
Odd Fellows
Temple Building
Eln
Ty Kenge
Hollenden
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Kanawha Harbor
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Venus
John A. Wood
Bonanza
Pearce
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Chamber of Comme
Sixth Street
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Detroit
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Lima
Midd
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Chicas
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Vandalia
Indianapolis and
St.Louis Aid
Local Statistics
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Lagonda
Lagonda Avenue
Board of Public Affairs
Ksaganda
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E
J. A. Story
High Street
M.E. Church
H. K. Bedford
Keystone State
Fish Creek
Dayton Randolph
Bedford
Randolph
Williams
Joseph B. Williams
J. B. Finley
Mississippi
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Queen City Marine
Alice Brown
Monongahela River
Slim Island
Tradewater Island
Tennessee
Thompson Landing
White Oak Bar
Highland Landing
Leatherwood Shoals
Beach Creek Island
Big Bend Shoals
T. Forse
United States Navy
Fourteenth
Pittsburg Coal Combine
New Harbor
Tombine
Pig Sandy
Guyan
Henrietta
Fred Ahlers
James Rowley
Pleasant
Henry Nye
Relief
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Island Queen
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Main Street
Ludlow
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