Sixth Race Maiden 2-year-olds at $400 added
In a district racing card, Black Chief driven by Creevy at 110 lbs won the Maiden at five furlongs with Firebox second and Glopper third. Firebox ridden by Rayner and Glopper under Dugan chased the winner. time 1:01.25. Distinct horses listed include Schoolmarm Creuse Everett St Dei niol Edith Inez Eddie Dugan Colinet Equation Coonskin Uncas Chief Tan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Kelso
Upton
Erles
Dugan
Rostrum
Me~hey
District
Gushelm
Sherrock
Piper
Erbet
Obadiah
Court Lady
K Top
Racquet
House
Jaran
Black Chief
Creevy
Firebox
Rayner
Glopper
Schoolmarm
Creuse
Everett
St. Deiniol
Edith Inez
Eddie Dugan
Colinet
Equation
Coonskin
yUncas
Tan
Colleges Suspended by Amateur Athletic Union
Major John J. Dickson announced that the University of Colorado and Stanford track teams were declared professional by the AAU. Colorado withdrew from the Rocky Mountain association and held a meet in defiance of AAU rules, threatening a controversy as Stanford plans to race at Chicago. The AAU championships later at the Alaska-Ukan-Pacific exposition would bar both teams from competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John J. Dickson
Amateur Athletic
Umson
Bert Martin
Rocky Mountain Association
University of Colorado
Leland Stanford University
West
Leland Stanford
Chicago
Colleges To Fight A U Dismissal For Ineligible Teams
Colorado colleges led by Colorado state establish a fight against a Rocky Mountain division ruling that Stanford and the University of Colorado track teams are professionals and ineligible for Chicago competition next Saturday. Colorado argues the A A U lacks jurisdiction over college athletes when events are not A A U affairs. An appeal will be made and a possible compromise discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Colorado
Bert Martin
Rocky Mountain Division
Stanford
University "of Colorado
Chicago
Colorado University
Lippaig
Stanley Produce Stakes Fuels Fort Gary Triumph at Woodbine
Fort Gary captured the 91,500 Stanley Produce Stakes for three year olds at Woodbine led by an added starter in a smart field. Pocomoke and Wildfire each won their respective races, with Shorelake Desert Star and Red River among the notable runners in a busy program at Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Fort Gary
Woodbine
Sam- Maries
London
Pocomoke
Simcoe
Many Colors
Knowsley
Wildfire
Compton
Chilton Queen
Shorelake
Desert Star
Red River
Purslane
Steve Lane
John Dillon
Immunity of Charter in Prize Fight Case
New York June 3 eight men convicted in special sessions for running a prize fight in violation of the penal code. Edward C Herbert and Joseph C Gilbert fined $25 each for standing near the door as a policeman entered. The other six received suspended sentences after the raid on the Longacre Athletic club. The prosecution argued that selling membership tickets on the street weakened the club charter immunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter
New York
Longacre Athletic Club
Edward C. Herbert
Joseph C. Gilbert
Corrigan Aims to Visit Hawthorne Cottage for Wife
In a deserted Hawthorne track cottage Edward Corrigan former master of Hawthorne cares for his ailing wife Mrs Corrigan from a Lexington hospital. He writes Tom Carey, Hawthorne owner, that a visit may prolong her life and asks to stay as long as possible with Carey replying favorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancago
Edward Corrigan
Hawthorne
Lexington
Hawthone
Corrigan
White
Irigan
Corrinn
Carey
Indian Runner Wins Beaufort Handicap at Manchester
In Manchester on June 3 the Beaufort handicap for three-year-olds and up, run over five furlongs, was won by Indian Runner with areer in second and Hopton in third. Sea Cliff ran among eleven starters. Sealed Orders won the Bridgewater handicap over a mile and a half with Diagnosis second and Blackstone third. Thirty Three Home won the John O Gaunt plate for two-year-olds with Pontespece second and Noble third. August Belmont's Doncourt was among seven starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Areer
Hopton
Whitney
Diagnosis
Blackstone
J. R. ‘Keene
Esper
Senate legalizes boxing under ten round limits
Madison, Wis. June 3 The senate concurred in the Drew bill legalizing boxing bouts of ten rounds under certain restrictions. Opponents of the bill are pushing the fight to the governor to veto, with six days left to consider the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Senate
Davidson
Madam Butterfly at Chester Park A Opera Debut Sunday
The English Opera company opens its Chester park season Sunday with Puccini’s Madam Butterfly. Adelaide Norwood stars as Butterfly in the John Luther Long-David Belasco tale set around Nagasaki and a U S naval officer. Seats on sale at Smith & Nixon’s and at the park gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Luther Long
David Belasgo
Cho-Cho-San
Chester Park
Pinkerton
Abraham Lincoln
Nagasaki
Cho- Cho-San
Madam Butterfly
Goro
Sharpless
United States
Butterfly
Shoji
Nagashi
Suzuki
Mme. Butterfly
Adelaide Norwood
Smith & Nixon
Park Gates
Coney Island Hosts Excursion Guests and Dancing Clubs
Yesterday the steamer Tacoma replaced the Princess for an Ohio funeral directors excursion with visiting guests aboard. The Mansion club of Walnut Hills signed to visit Coney Island on alternating Tuesdays, joining a growing dancing colony praised for orderly, upscale crowds and music from the Island Queen and Princess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess
Coney Island
Ohio State Funeral Directors and Embalmers’ Association
Tacoma
Mansion Club
Walnut Hills
the Hill
Coney
Coney Company
Explosion at the Zoo bulletin disputes cause
General Manager Sol Stephan issues a bulletin stating the Thursday night blast at the Zoological Garden was not dynamite or natural gas. He explains the explosion stemmed from accumulated pneumatic pressure in the west end of the new concrete structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Stephan
The
Zoological Garden
Amateur Games Blue Grass Wins Two at Vevay
Blue Grass defeated Vevay 14 to 0 in the second game after a 11 to 4 first game showing Moran strong on the mound and Houlihan flashing smart base running. The doubleheader featured solid defense and timely hitting from Moran Kiesel and Brindley as Blue Grass ran up the runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Grass
Vevay
Ind
Moran
Houlihan
Berninger
Kiesel
Cavanaugh
Coffey
Bi. G. Ab.h
O.a.evevay
Heulih
Brinal
Boehmer
Reseen i Poe
Jatezen
Berning
Pester
Eldamn
Jansren
B. Mes
Te Brindley
Moran Y Brindley
Time
Balloon crews depart St. Louis for first annual race
Albert Bond Lambert and H. E. Honeywell with the St. Louis III balloon crew and John Berry and Paul McCullough with the University City team left St. Louis for Indianapolis to begin the inaugural balloon race under Aero Club sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Albert Bond Lambert
H. E. Honeywell
St. Louis III
John Berry
Paul McCullough
University City
Indianapolis
The
Aero Club of
Rinaldo to headline Chester free vaudeville bill
The Chester free vaudeville weekly bill will begin next Sunday afternoon with Rinaldo the wandering musician a top act. Harvey and Lee the Hebrew parodists and comedians the Three De Monices and Johnnie Le Clair also star. The current display draws crowds and the new program promises to surpass it with changes in musical numbers songs and motion pictures shown free under the trees by the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Rinaldo
Harvey and Lee
Three de Monices
Seven Silver Circles
Johnnie le Clair
Lttle Grove
Gordon park opens as top summer amusement area
The former Relchrath garden in Cumminsville becomes Gordon park a five acre shaded site with walks grass and flowers offering free concerts vaudeville and other entertainments. Sunday vaudeville features The Marione Plunkett company in A essen in Shakespeare Donita Sol Co The Girl With Many Faces Joe Ballard Milina and Alvin in Only a Joke and local beauty and interest films shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relchrath
Cumminsville
Gordon Park
Gordon
Marione Plunkett Company
Aessen
Donita Sol & Co
Joe Ballard
Milina and
Alvin
Pictures at the Lyric Five Cent Season Opens Monday
The Lyric theater begins a summer season as a five cent picture house with management by the International Projectoscope company. The program promises high character pictures and illustrated songs, with complete changes on Wednesday Friday and Sunday. Showings run from noon to 5 30 and 7 to 11 30. Admission is five cents for all parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric
Lyric Theater
International Projectoscope Company
Lagoon Opens Season with New Attractions and Show
Lagoon inaugurates its regular season this Sunday afternoon with new features such as the automobile scenic railway Cupid's coaster Trip to the Clouds and the Theater unique. The New York Musical Comedy company performs in the pavilion with stars Misses Barry Leonard Angarde Fabbrini and Messrs Hughes Forbes Martin Dilton Janes. The forty member company led by J F Gibbins and W J Dixon presents the Nat Goodwin farce The Skating Rink with a 3 30 PM start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagoon
Theater Unique
New York Musical Comedy Company
Barry
Leonard
Angarde
Fabbrini
Hughes
Forbes
Martin
Dilton
Janes
J. F. Gibbins
W. J. Dixon
Nat Goodwin
Queen City Beach to Open Sunday
The Queen City bathing beach will open this Sunday. Chester's Indian village gains more spacious quarters due to a large rise in visitors. John Weber and his band begin the third week of their engagement at the Zoo Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Chester
John Weber
the Zoo
Ambulance Service Planned for Auto Carnival Race
The Chicago Automobile Club's Western Vanderbilt event on June 18 19 along the Crown Point Lowell course will have an extensive ambulance and hospital corps. Two special ambulances with graduate nurses and practicing physicians will be on call, supplementing the National Guard hospital crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Automobile Club
Crown Point- Lowell
Fist Regiment
Illinois ‘National Guard
Covington Leader Elected President of Knights Group
William T. Hohnhorst of Covington was elected president of the grand commandery of the Knights of St. John. The Kentucky grand commandery formed from the merger of Louisville and Covington commanderies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF ST. John
Bellsmith
William T. Hohnhorst
Covington
Knights of St. Ohn
Grand Commandery of
Kentucky
Louiisville
Covington Board Names Teachers and Raises Salaries
The Covington board elected Joseph Campbell principal of the Sixth district and W. S. Guiler to succeed Prof. Hutchinson. Most teachers and principals received a $50 yearly raise. Franklin school principal exempt. Janitors fixed salaries vary by district. W. W. Mills named Seventh district principal. Harriet Lyons reappointed stenographer. Superintendent Sluss urged a Fifth district summer school and June 18 pay for all teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hutchinson
Dora Bankhardt
Covington
Chambers
Sluss
Lincoln
Maurice Murphy
Robert Crout
John Walsh
William Kieffer
T. R. Thompson
Henry Meyer
Charles Carson
William Reagain
Lewisburg Kintergarten
Veronica Dreyer
West Kintergarten
Kate Fordham
Woman Claims Horsem an Threatened Her Life
Grace Hamilton secured a warrant for the arrest of John M. Bradshaw a Lexington racing man now in Covington at Latonia races charged with threatening to kill Miss Hamilton. Judge Stephens issued the warrant after the affidavit swearing. Bradshaw had not been arrested by late hour. Witnesses include Mrs Hamilton Mr and Mrs Mike Garner Miss Mary Dittman Miss Birdie Dittman and H L Gresham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Cincinnati
Covington
Grace Hamilton
John M. Bradshaw
Latonia
Bradshaw
Miss Hamilton
Stephens
Madison Avenue
Twentieth Street
Hamilton
Mike Garner
Thirteenth and
Vine Street
Mary and
Birdie Dittman
H. L. Gresham
West Eleventh Street
Covington News Notes Report of Local Marriages, Deaths, and Legal Actions
Covington reports a twelve year mail courtship ends in marriage as George W. Tyree and Josephine Adams wed after meeting in Columbus. William H. Daugherty, longtime collector on the Cincinnati Southern bridge, is found dead in his office. John Blair, tied to Lexington pike robberies, appears in court and is bound over. L. J. Crawford Jr. gains admission to the bar in Covington. Oliver Slaven’s jail bond appears in a Stearns riot case signed in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Tyree
Pawpaw
Mich
Josephine Adams
Columbus
Covington
Napoleon Carlisle
Auburn
Cal
William H. Daughtery
Ludley
Cincinnati Southern Bridge
Daughtery
John Blair
Booth
Blair
Lexington Pike
H. P. Stephens
L. J. Crawford, Jr
Newport
Oliver Slaven
Stearns
United States
John Menzies
Slaven
Indians Meet Hyde Park in Commercial League Clash
A 30 p m start posts the Pake Madison road transfer to Edwards road as the Commercial League hosts the crack Indian refining team against Hyde Park of the Bame league Saturday at Wiedemann's Ball Park. Indians' lineup includes Bramlage Riley Sedam Latta Dickman Green Huesing Tullis with Victor and McGraw pitching. A Sunday showdown looms at Covington Park as Newport battles Covington Blues with Thorst and an opposing ace set for a tight pitchers' duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pake Madison
Edwards Road
Crack Indian Refining
Hyde Park
Wiedemann’s
Ball Park
Indians
Bramlage
Riley
Sedam
Latta
Dickman
Green
Huesing
Tullis
Victor
McGraw
Covington’ Park
Newport
Covington Blues
Thorst
Newport Crack
Kentucky Colonels
Veterans to Use the Market House in Covington
Covington Aldermen approved the United Spanish War veterans use of the Market House. City Hall custodian John Grindmeyer announced Agnes Bayer and William Didmaring as janitors. A $50 donation was ordered for schoolyard playgrounds. An ordinance taxes sewer work on Bush Street and brick paving of multiple alleys was approved. A coffee house license to John Berry and transfer of Joseph Mossbacher’s license were concurred in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Board
Council
United Spanish War
Seventh Foot Mra
Arma Taes City Hall
John Grindmeyer
Agnes Bayer
William Didmaring
Bush Street
Twenty-second Street
Thirteenth Street
Scott
Madison
Martin
Greenan
Short Elm Street
Dass
John Berry
Fifth
Scott Streets
Joseph Mossbacher
Pike Street
Official count completed in Democratic primary
The county committee finished the official ballot tally totaling 6 920 votes, just over 60 percent of the Democratic turnout. State House hopeful Don G McVean led with 3 868 votes as the panel plans to review contested ballots that could affect Louis Arnett and Wahkker Hall's state senate nomination chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don G. McVean
Louis Arnett
Wahkker
Hall
Company asks assessment for omitted Latonia property
Union Light Heat and Power of Covington appeared before County Judge H P Stephens and asked that Latonia pol es and wires be added to the last assessment. The former valuation of 5200 was held fair and reasonable and the same assessment was requested for the year. The court fixed the Latonia property assessment at 5200 and will certify to the Kenton sheriff and the state auditor in Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
H. P. Stephens
Latonia
Gas service shut off in Covington city mains Friday June 4 1909
To ensure connections between natural and artificial gas pipelines, all Covington mains will be shut from 8 AM to 5 PM on Friday June 4 1909. Consumers are urged to take notice. Union Light Heat Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Union Light, Heat & Power Company
Kenton Court Notes Describe Multiple Legal Actions
Laura Having sues Herman Having in Kenton Circuit for divorce claiming cruelty and estate wasting with alimony and child custody asked and restraining order. Dennison and Myrtle Slocum seek adoption of Blanche Beal. Harry E Meyers sues Maggie Meyers for divorce for cruelty and extravagance. Appeal filed over magistrate ruling in Hartke vs Valandingham Baucon case. Default judgment in Standard Oil Co vs D McCarthy. Sheriff Davison named administrator of Jennie Davison estate. John Perry named administrator of Margaret Perry estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Herman
Kenton Oircuit
East Seventeenthy Street
B. F. Graziani
Dennison
Myrtle Slocum
Blanche Beal
Harry E. Meyers
Maggie Meyers
T. J. Edmonds
James Farrel
Elizabeth Hartke
N. H. Valandingham
Roy Baucon
Madison Avenue
J. N. Hutchins
Charles P. Fant
Stephens
Standard Oil Company
D. McCarthy
George H. Davison
Jennie Davison
John Perry
Margaret Perry
Property transfers include multiple Dayton area deeds
A series of 19th or early 20th century property transfers list: Alice D Ritter and husband to Joseph Ziser and wife in Taylor-Davis subdivision Dayton. Jennie L Kuechler and husband to Adam Backman in Dayton Home Company’s Santa PRPC area. Samuel B Graft and wife to Mary Nagel in trustees’ additions to lots 367 and 348 in M Wwpore. Farmers Bank of Frankfort Ky to Charles Shaserie undivided one half in lots 867 and 368 in trustees’ addition. A Dorsey and wife to George H Richter part of lot 117 in Williamson’s ... Wallovae. Frank Wewer to Envy Riedinger and wife part of lot in Taylor’s Turnpike Addition Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice D. Ritter
Joseph Ziser
Taylor- Davis
Dayton
Jennie L. Kuechler
Adam Backman
Dayton Home Company
Samuel B. Graft
Mary Nagel
Bank of
Lot- In
Taylor
Newport
Newport Marriage Licenses Brief
Newport records list Harry Pelzer of Newport Kentucky and Blanche Betz of Newport Kentucky as a marrying couple. Also George Renschier and Edith Ames of Cincinnati are shown as a marriage license pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pelzer
Rensecee Son
WeYaiese
Blanche Betz
Newport
George Renschier + Ginetwhatt
Edith Ames
Iveoes
Cincinnati
Not the Grain Man in Covington Weapons Case
William Nordmeyer, employed by Early & Daniel, stated yesterday that he is not the man recently fined in Covington police court for carrying concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nordmeyer
Early & Daniel Company
Covington
New Ports Open Season at Covington With Big Crowd Expected
The first appearance of the New Ports at Covington this season drew a large crowd as a 3 15 PM game time was announced. Avondale, riding a winning streak, defeated Hyde Park 12 to 7 ML 5 to 1 and Valiants 3 to 0, with Franks delivering standout fielding and Rooney emerging as a rising star. Columbia Athletics set for a Sunday at Columbia, while Reading from O K league faces Madisonville next Sunday, with Spear Co and Lee Heine's group at Body welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newports
Covington
Avondale
Hyde Park
Valiants
Franks
Rooney
Columbia Athletics
Columbia
Reading
Madisonville
Spear’ & Co
Lee Heine
Wedding Bells Ring for Newport Pair
Harry Pelzer, a Newport jeweler, and Blanche Betz were married yesterday at St. Stephen's church Newport. Rev Father Schmidt officiated. Attendants were Miss Lampe and Carl Betz. An all day celebration followed at the bride's mother home 1019 Vine street Cote Brilliant. The couple will tour the East then reside in Newport. Pelzer has long been active in the Newport Aerie of Eagles and was recently named state deputy grand worthy president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Harry Pelzer
Newport
Blanche Betz
St. Stephen's Church
Father Schmidt
Miss Lampe
Carl Betz
Vine Street
Cote Brilliant
Newport Aerie of Eagles
Grand Lodge
Memory of Soldiers Honored by Newport Confederate Veterans
The Henrietta Hunt Morgan chapter U D C of Newport held its annual memorial at Evergreen cemetery with a chapel service, a musical program, and prayers. The commemorative address by Emmet Grr of Covington praised Civil War memories and rites, followed by conferring crosses of honor on three surviving Confederate soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Cemetery
Henrietta Hunt Morgan
Newport
Episcopel Church
Clingman
Crates
Emmet Grr
Covington
Lane Graduate Honored as Newport Pastor
By unanimous call the First Presbyterian Church of Newport names Rev. Homer M. Noble of Lane Seminary as permanent pastor to succeed Rev. J. P. Whitehead who moved to Pennsylvania. Noble, a recent graduate, will likely assume duties this month with an ordination celebration. He is a Marysville College and Lane Seminary alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of
Newport
Homer M. Noble
Lane Seminary
J. P. Whitehead
Pennsylvania
Noble
Marysville (Tenn.) College
Newport News Notes and Local Events
The Joe Hooker Post No 16 G A R of Dayton Ky plans grave decoration at St Francis cemetery Sunday afternoon with Mayor Kruchkten and J B Compton to participate and deliver memorial remarks. The York Street Congregational church Young Men's club hosted a large Sunday school room social with toastmaster Prof Elsworth Regenstein and speeches by Judge C W Yunebdtut Aubrey Barbour and Prof Charles Hammond. Dayton high school holds class day exercises at 1 pm in the auditorium. A fire at 215 James Alley damaged a roof from a chimney flare. Newport police detain August Pfeffermann on stolen goods charges. Newport Sunday School association rally set for United Brethren church June 13 with Rev J W Hagin principal address and Miss Peart Carpenter to illustrate storytelling. Merry Milkmaid performance last night at the singer wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hooker
G. A R
Dayton
St. Francis Cemetery
Kruchkten
J. B. Compton
Young Men's Club
York Street Congregational Church
Elsworth Regenstein
C. W. Yunebdtut
Aubrey Barbour
Charles Hammond
Dayton High School
Teat
James Alley
Peart Carpenter
Covington
Sinser Wall
Ss Muns
Vaf Musi Choral
Government offers large reward for gang members
The government sets a 31000 reward for arrest and conviction of all five alleged gang members in the post office robbery. Work on vault doors continues after damage from the incident and police link the case to a previous Standard Oil safe blowing that netted about 70 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Standard Oil Company
Democrats Appeal Case Over Newport Police Board Control
The Newport dispute over control of the police and fire boards moves to the Court of Appeals after Col. R. W. Nelson filed the appeal in the case that dissolved a restraining order. A final settlement is expected within two weeks. If the higher court upholds Judge Yungblut, Mayor Krieger can install Carey D. Lindsey, shifting control to the Republicans with implications for city departments. Bernard Ploeger is named police chief and Charles Wilson to lead the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Circuit
R. W. Nelson
Police and Fire Board
Court of Appeals
Yungblut
Nelson
Court of Fappeals
Newport
Krieger
Carey D. Lindsey
Bernard Ploeger
Charles Wilson
Union Petition Tabled By Port Aldermen
A communication from Union No 698 asking for all carpenter work to be done by union labor was tabled by the Newport aldermen. The ways and means committee recommended awarding Fifth Street paving to Edward Knoepfle at 3593 dollars. A gas permit ban on brick streets until Union Light Power complies was adopted. The mayor’s deed to railroad property was referred to committee. A 2761 dollar resolution for various claims was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Aldermen
Gent
Ways and Means
Fifth Street
Columbia Street
Isabella Street
Edward Knoepfle
Carlisle
Superintendent of Public Works
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
C & O. Railway Company
Campbell County Court News Shows Divorces and Estates
In Campbell County circuit court Chester W. Dorsey denies his wife's claims for a loan, a horse and buggy, and wedding gifts amid a recent divorce. Other items include two Newport youths cleared of misuse, Fisher v Bardin order for sale of land, and Sophia Frye's suit over Amelia Wirths estate. The era's most unusual case saw Peter Weise found insane and committed to Lakeland asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester W. Dorsey
Dorsey
Bellevue
Charles Dixious
Elmer Shelton
Newport
Ni-Mo
Hawkins
Hennegan
Yungblut
Circuit Court
Sele
Fisher
Bardin
Twelve-Mile Pike
L. H
Alice Fisher
Sophia Frye
Joan Wirth
Amelia Wirth
Yuhgblut
Peter Wéeste
Ten
Lakeland Asylum
Court awards land to George Herman and Louige Stephenson
In a property dispute, George Herman and Louige Stephenson are awarded a parcel described as 25x feet on the east side of a street, with Morford and others mentioned in the chain of title and a reference to the deceased wife of Morford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herman
Louige Stephenson
Morford
Mike
Gaia Feel
Assembly OKs Austin excise bill to create license board
Madison notes report the Wisconsin assembly approved the Austin excise commission bill by a vote of 52 to 22, sending the measure to the senate. It would establish a state board with power to revoke licenses. the senate rejected a proposed license fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Assembly
Austin Excise Commission
Senate
State Board of License
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Leland Stanford Universities
Greendale
King of the Mist
Belle ‘Ot Jessamine
Robbie Kean
Zipango
Dennis Stafford
Bill Carry
Coney, Chester
Gordon’s
Zeekee
Ed. Coyne
Stephan
Kipling
Lok Stephan
Ab.h.o.a.b
Ab.h
Houlih
Brindley
Boehme
Rosenbers
Line
Rickitts nAtet
Sullivan
Wank
Rinaldo and Others
Race
Miamisburgs
Wiedemanns
Wiedemann
Miamisburg
Mitchell
Cincinnati’ Roads
Brotther
Burghers
Brewers
K. I
Seinsheimer Clothing Company
Oakley Grounds
Seinsheimer
Norwood Inn Park
William, Hohnhorst
Joseph B. Campbell
Covington News Notes
Union Light Concern
Kenton Court Notes
Newport Real Estate
Happy Newport
Mrs. H. Pelzer
Burkhart
LANE
Homer Noble
Newport News Notes
Campbell County Courts
Covington Real Estate
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