Covington Man Charged After Assault On Visitor
J H Detters yardmaster of the C&O faced off with Chester Smith, US gauger, in Covington’s Sixth and Garrard district. Detters attacked Smith with a right punch and left hook, injuring him as neighbors intervened. Detters bonded for appearance in police court and plans divorce action.
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Sixth and Garrard Streets
Covington
J. H. Detters
Seventeenth
Greenup Streets
Chester Smith
United States Gauger
West Robbins Street
Smith
Police Crack Down on Sunday Crap Shooters
Newport police led by Chief Lickert arrested a group of young gamblers at multiple street corners including Seventh and Dayton and Thirteenth and John. Several boys were bailed. most remained jailed overnight awaiting a hearing before Police Judge Hawkins.
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Lickert
Newport
Morton
Ratican
Asplan
Tocher
Cottingham
Chief Lickert
Seventh
Dayton
Thirteenth
John Streets
Thirteenth Street
Central Avenue
Ninth Street
John Dafter
James McCarthy
Joseph Fessler
Thomas Thrief
Charles Diana
Abe Goldstein
Charles McMath
Isadore Dumont
Edward Hoyle
Harry Hawkins
Juvenile Court Formation Under New Kentucky Law
The new Kentucky law creating Juvenile Courts for child protection takes effect June 2. County Judge Stephens will preside in Kenton County and Covington, with power to compel parental care and punish aiding or abetting of child wrongdoing. In Covington, Associated Charities handles the work, with Miss Bryson forecasting significant benefits.
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Kentucky
Kenton County
Covington
Stephens
Associated Charities
Miss Bryson
Tragic Train Fatality in Covington Yards
A heavyset man about 40 dies after being run over by an excursion train in Covington yards near Eleventh Street. Believed to be Lucius Jackson of Winchester Kentucky, he may have fallen while boarding or been thrown beneath the coaches. The body was moved to Menningers morgue and Coroner Tarvin notified.
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Covington
Eleventh Street
Lucius Jackson
Winchester
Menningers Morgue
Tarvin
Covington Deaths Reported by City Health Officer
Covington Health Officer Dr. H. F. Wilson lists 13 city deaths last week. Names include Julia Murphy 75 gastric ulcer Dora Brueggen 76 dysentery Thomas Frey 34 rupture of aneurism William Bruener 72 chronic nephritis Infant Von Hone stillborn James Fagin 30 dysentery Navel Monson 3 laryngeal group Elizabeth Gibson Ashcraft 3 tuberculosis William Holters 31 phthisis pulmonalis Bridget Ryan 68 chronic nephritis Honorah Moloney 80 senility Elizabeth Ella Jones 23 tuberculosis Mrs Mary Clark 58 cardiac asthma.
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Covington
H. F. Wilson
Julia Murphy
Dora Brueggen
Thomas Frey
Wm. Bruener
Infant von Hone
Jas. F. Fagin
Navel Monson
Elizabeth Gibson Ashcraft
William Holters
Bridget Ryan
Honorah Moloney
Elizabeth Ella Jones
Mary Clark
Monroe Decision Awaited in Campbell County Case
The Kentucky Court of Appeals will rule on briefs in the Monroe case in Campbell Circuit Court tomorrow morning. Campbell County Bar Association and W. E. Monroe Sr. filed briefs Saturday as lawyers seek a writ of mandamus to free Monroe.
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Newport
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Monroe
Campbell Circuit Court
Campbell County
Campbell County Bar Association
W. E. Monroe, Sr
Newport Gambling Hushed by Keys and Nightly Games
Chief John Lickert fights Cincinnati gamblers in Newport where a nightly game runs till 4 a.m. Only keyholders may enter the gambling rooms, keeping police out unless an axe is used. Similar activity is alleged near the Courthouse as gamblers drift between Newport and Covington.
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John Lickert
Newport
Cincinnati
Covington
German Workingmen's Assoc of Dayton 46th Anniversary
The German Workingmen's Association of Dayton marked its forty sixth anniversary at Clarke's Grove with about 1500 attendees after a morning parade. President Joseph Junk said it was the largest gathering in the organization's history, noting its age and a 5600 member base amid help from Crystal Club Dayton Mutual Aid Jackson Club and Dayton Saengergebund.
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The
Crystal Club
Dayton Mutual Aid
Jackson Club
Dayton Saengergebund
Newport Plans Form Guard Company Under National Guard Plan
Plans to form a National Guard company in Newport progressed with Adjutant General Percy Haley due to muster in the men. Forty enlisted men and three commissioned officers are secured, Dr. A. E. Thompson named Captain, two Lieutenants to be elected, in Major Greene's battalion.
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National Guard
Newport
Percy Haley
Frankfort
A. E. Thompson
Third
Monmouth Streets
Greene
Covington
Newport Victims List Passed Week Deaths
Newport Health Officer Dr. Charles J. Kehm reports last week’s deaths in the city. The aged include Bridget Regan 68 nephritis Katherine Murrell 50 necrosis Charles Weske 8 consumption Thomas Frey 34 aneurism John Becker 43 mitral insufficiency Milton Cooke 52 heart failure Marcella Kaufmann 5 months septicemia Henrietta Ording 24 goitre Mary Jane Walker 67 carcinoma Michael Walsh 42 drowning George Reiding Infant Goetz.
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Charles J. Kehm
Newport
Bridget Regan
Katherine Murrell
Charles Weske
Thomas Frey
John Becker
Milton Cooke
Marcella Kaufmann
Henrietta Ording
Mary Jane Walker
Michael Walsh
George Reiding
Goetz
Day ton man arrested for burglary at Speers Hospital
James Yelton of Fourth avenue Day ton was arrested early yesterday while attempting to force a desk with a jimmy in Speers Hospital office. A burglary charge was filed and he was remanded to jail for a hearing before Judge Madey today.
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James Yelton
Fourth Avenue
Dayton
Speers Hospital
Jimmy
Madey
Fire Damages House on Spring Street in Covington
The Covington Fire Department battled a fire on Spring Street last night caused by an exploded gas stove tank. Flames were confined to the residence at 1207 Spring Street, with damage pegged near 150 dollars. Occupant Dave McKnight lost most of his furniture.
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Covington
Spring Street
Dave McKnight
Zanesville Pair Married in Covington Ceremony
Winfield F. Brock aged 26 and Dorothy Handscy aged 21, both of Zanesville Colorado, were married in Covington yesterday afternoon.
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Winfield F. Brock
Dorothy Handscy
Zanesville, CO
Covington
Norwood Presbyterians organize national brotherhood chapter
At a large Norwood mass meeting the Norwood Presbyterian Church formed a local chapter of the National Presbyterian Brotherhood. The group invites all local denominations to join and notes plans for future meetings with speakers including Dr. Dabney and Rev. Armistead.
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Norwood Presbyterians
Great Mass
Norwood
Norwood Presbyterian Church
National Presbyterian Brotherhood
General Assembly
Des Moines
Presbyterian Churches
Men's Union
Ren Mulford
Norwood Presbyterian Brotherhood
Mulford
Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Des Moines General Assembly
J. D. Armistead
Norwood Christian Church
Mr. Thompson
Clifford Chapel
Clifton
M. Anderson
Sistersville
Generals Assembly
Evanston
J. L. Earhart
Grace M. E. Church
Brotherhood
Charles H. Jones
St. Paul Brotherhood of
M. E. Church
William Sunday
Sunday
Freeport
Ill
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church
Melville E. Curtis
Mr. Mulford
Cincinnati Considers Gregorian Chant For Choirs
Local Catholic leaders debate using Gregorian chant citywide in Cincinnati. Archbishop Moeller weighs a proposal to eliminate women from choirs as clergy say the plain chant may not appeal to American taste and a steady supply of male or boy voices is uncertain.
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Cincinnati
St. Peter’s
Moeller
Zoo Waiters Arrested in Grand Larceny Case
Detectives Callahan and Jackson arrest Steve Lederer and David Mathis two Zoo waiters on grand larceny charges after a Roanoke couple’s wallet with $48 is found by a patron’s foot. Lederer confesses to possessing the book and passing the wallet to Mathis. Both deny money was taken beyond small change.
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Callahan
Jackson
Steve Lederer
David Mathis
Zoo
B. F. Harman
Roanoke
Denver
Lederer
Harman
Mathis
John Lederer
Highland House
Mary Street
Main Street
Georgia
Father in law dead arrest shocks Mt Gilead Ohio
Charles Beecher was arrested by Deputy Budd Baker and jailed pending inquiry into Hezekiah Hollingsworth death. Hollingsworth was found in a stable stall with head injuries suggesting blunt force rather than horse kicks. His hat lay outside the barn and the door was locked from the outside.
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Commercial Tribune
MT. Gilead
Charles Beecher
Budd Baker
Hezekiah Hollingsworth
National Bank of Mexico Declares 18 Percent Dividend
The National Bank of Mexico announces an 18 percent annual dividend. Net profit reached 5 685 325 dollars with 4 579 000 dollars distributed to shareholders and a reserve fund increase of 568 325 dollars. The bank is private yet serves as government fiscal agent and banker.
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Mexico City
National Bank of Mexico
National Bank
Repair Work Progress at Front Street Station
Work on auxiliary engines at the Front street pumping station continued yesterday. Acting Chief Engineer Herschede said the main engine repairs will take most of the month to finish. He added the water supply remains steady as Eden Park reservoir sits at about nine feet of water for this season.
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Front Street
Herschede
Eden Park
Deserter Henry Hanley Held by Police
Henry Hanley, said to be a U S army deserter sought by police, was arrested yesterday afternoon at Fifth and Walnut streets by Patrolman Harry Prues. He had served one year at Ft. Thomas before eluding a sentry and was jailed at Hammond Street Station where a razor was found in his outside coat pocket. He was charged with carrying concealed weapons.
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Henry Hanley
United States Army
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Harry Prues
Hanley
Ft. Thomas
Hammond Street
Funeral Mass for Mrs. Matilda Haerr Held at Home and Church
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Matilda Haerr wife of Louis Haerr will be held Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock at her parents home 227 West Ninth street. A high mass will follow at St Ludwig's Church at Eighth and Walnut streets. Burial will be in St Mary's Cemetery.
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Matilda Haerr
Louis Haerr
Mangold
West Ninth Street
St. Ludwig’s Church
Eighth and
Walnut Streets
St. Mary's Cemetery
Dayton Holds Special Memorial Services
Special memorial services were held yesterday by members of the Joe Hooker Post G A R at St Francis Cemetery. The event was assisted by the W R C city officials Masons K of P and Board of Education.
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Joe Hooker
St. Fransis’ Cemetery
Masons
K. of P
Board of Education
Bond Lodge
Layton Mutual Aid Society
Clark’s Grove
Springfield seeks to honor donors as college notes gifts
Commencement week at Wittenberg College opens with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Dr. S S Waltz. Donations total 30 000 from Andrew Carnegie and 125 000 from Rev Dr M W Hamma. Graduates listed from Springfield and other cities. Other notes include a baby poison case and municipal overtime dispute. Petitions push for Jones local option districts amid temperance work.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Wittenberg College
S._S. Waltz
Louisville
Andrew Carnegie
M. W. Hamma
Baltimore
Hamma
Grace Feudner
Akron
Olive Grenober
Chicago
Howard D. Hannaford
Raymond Freas
Ralph A. Harshman
Margaret Caroline Hochdgerfer
Harry P. Jayne
Theodore W. Knote
Lena Elizabeth Knott
Corrinne Ort
Katherine H. Rubsam
Wm. H. Shrock
Charles E
Marjorie Smith
Brookville
Jones
West End
Six Miners Drowned After Lobster Boat Upset
Six miners employed at Sydney mines were drowned when the boat they used to go after lobsters overturned. The incident occurred near North Sydney on June 3 as the men were returning from the catch.
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Commercial Tribune
North Sydney
N. S
Sydney
Koreans on War Path in Hongju Murders
The Daily Telegraph Tokyo correspondent reports rebels in Hongju Korea have murdered thirty members of a political society and are looting extensively.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Tokyo
Hongju
Korea
Lane Library Nearing Closure Over Funds Shortage
Hamilton Ohio June 3 The Lane Free Library board reports 126.66 in debts and seeks a 2000 revenue bond via city council to avert closure. A 208 dollar levy exists and a higher levy is requested. Also noted are a theft complaint against Ben Wynn and grand larceny charges, plus an 8000 water main extension cost affecting East Hamilton.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Lane Free Library
Harry J. Thompson
Board of Public Service
Zealandia Returns to New York After Tow of Olympia
The four masted Zealandia arrived from San Francisco with Olympia in tow. Olympia grounded at Possession Bay after a March gale, and after failed attempts to refloat, remained aground in a shallow beach. Zealandia carried six crew members and reached New York after a 123 day 17 hour voyage.
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Commercial Tribune New York
Zealandia
San Francisco
Olympia
Possession Bay
Punta Arenas
Roberts
Train Collision at California Junction Kills Engineer
Northwestern passenger No 76 bound for Minnesota collided with a standing freight engine near Kilduff Junction. Engineer John Murphy of Council Bluffs is dead, Mail Clerk Rogers injured, fireman escaped. No passengers hurt. baggage cars and two coaches demolished. engines destroyed. Responsibility undetermined.
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Commercial Tribune
Missou Valley
Northwestern
Minnesota
California Junction
John Murphy
Council Bluffs
Rogers
Boonville Graduate Voted Prettiest With High Honors
Miss Lillian Laswell of Boonville is a Boonville High School graduate with second highest honors, serving as salutatorian. She is noted for beauty among seven graduates, voted prettiest several times, and has never failed a day or been tardy, while completing all local schools without aid on exams.
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Commercial Tribune
Boonville
Ind
Lillian Laswell
Boonville High School
Wryer Laswell
Laswell
Longworth Joins Octopus Crusade In Insurance Takeover
Representative Longworth of Cincinnati joins his father-in-law in the octopus crusade by agreeing to serve on the International Policy Holders' Committee. The panel aims to seize control of New York Life and Mutual Life from Wall Street interests. The group, conceived by Thomas Lawson, includes state governors senators and prominent professionals. Longworth has Ohio policy holders with over fifty thousand members.
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Commercial Tribune Bureau
Washington, D. C
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Europe
Longworth
Cincinnati
International Policy Holders’ Committee
New York Life and Mutual Life Insurance
Wall Street
Thomas W. Lawson
United States
Ohio
Salvation Army Revival In Cincinnati Plans Unveiled
Music and special meetings at the Citadel on Eighth Street mark the start of a grand revival campaign planned by the Salvation Army. Lionel Peart Chief Secretary will visit Cincinnati in June to inaugurate the revival cabins and mark the event.
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Citadel
Eighth Street
Salvation Army
Lionel Peart
The
Cincinnati
War prisoner not dead in Bulgarian telegram
A telegram from Bulgaria reports Colonel Jankoff, believed dead after a battle with Macedonians, is alive and improving. He was injured but will soon return to the capital after his escape.
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Fia
Bulgaria
Jankoff
Alixé
Cananea Situation Returns to Normal After Skirmish
Cananea Arizona report states normality returns as American volunteers who crossed the line with Governor Ysabel of Sonora return to Bisbee. Martial law remains with Colonel Kostériisky disarming both Americans and Mexicans. no shots fired since Saturday afternoon. Estimated deaths total about 35 Mexicans and 6 Americans.
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Commercial Tribune
Bisbee
Ariz
Cananea
Naco
Ysabel
Sonora
Kosteriisky
Kostériisky
Greene
Police Prevent Indiana Lynchings in Vincennes Action
In Vincennes Indiana prompt police work stopped a mob of about one hundred men from lynching Victor Thompson a white man 25 charged with attacking the daughter of Victor Dunne of Lawrence County Illinois He fled toward the Wabash River but officers intervened at the Main Street bridge and rescued him He was turned over to Sheriff Carr of Lawrence County and jailed in Lawrenceville Illinois.
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Commercial Tribune
Vincennes
Ind
Victor Thompson
Victor Dunne
Lawrence County
Iil
Wabash River
Main Street
Wabash
Thompson
Carr
Lawrenceville
Condolence Meeting in Kishineff for Michael Davitt
In Kishineff on June 8 a large gathering of Jews formed an address of condolence to Davitt's widow. Davitt had previously administered a fund raised in the United States for Kishineff massacre relief and earned strong support from Bessarabian Jews.
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Kishineff
Michael Davitt
Davitt
United States
The Bucket Shop Sharks Steal Vast Savings Says Teague
A sharp warning on bucket shops shows $100,000,000 yearly stolen from small wage earners. The swindle is aided by brokers, newspapers, and telegraph and telephone firms, with one third kept by the sharks and the rest shared with partners. Teague's fact stories in Everybody's fortune expose the scheme.
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Teague
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Wittenburg College
Clarence E. Gardner
Bucyrus
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Huston D. Kyger
Darrtown
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