GAR Encampment Rates Set by Joint Traffic Association
The Joint Traffic Association endorses a one cent per mile rate for Grand Army of the Republic encampments in Buffalo in August and potential Cincinnati options. It approves special Fourth of July excursion fares and a one and one third first class per capita for Elks National meeting in Minneapolis. Blanchard backs a one fare rate for Buffalo encampment and Army of the Potomac meeting in Troy. Grain rate basis from Madison Indiana targets 9 1/2 percent of Chicago New York rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Joint Traffic Association
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Board of Managers
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Minneapolis
Minn
Blanchard
Army of the Potomac
Troy
Madison
Ind
Chicago
Chicago Terminal Transfer Company Authorized to Build Four Rail Lines
The State of Illinois authorized the Chicago Terminal Transfer Company to operate two lines to the Mississippi, one to St. Louis, one from Ohio to the Ohio River, and another to the Indiana Illinois boundary via Kankakee. Capital stock is $30,000,000. Inaugural board includes William Allen Butler Jr, Charles H C Oster, Fred T Gates, Edward Adams, Henry Budge, Alfred Heidelbach, Colgate Hoyt, Samuel Rainsley, and others all of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Illinois
Chicago
United States
Mississippi River
Yonkers
W. Y
Charles _H. C. Oster
Tuxedo
N. Y
Fred T. Gates
Mont Clair
N. J
Edward Adams
Henry Budge
Alfred §. Heidelbach
Colgate Hoyt
New York
Samuel Rainsley
Kenner K. Knapp
Henrys. Hawley
Edward Harson
Frederick E. Paradis
Edward R
Madison Car Company Plant To Be Sold In Chancery
Master in Chancery of Madison County Illinois will offer at public sale on Saturday June 12 the Madison Car Company plant to satisfy a $500000 debt with interest in default. The plant is vast and well equipped covering eleven acres with over $1000000 invested in site and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Madison County
Illinois
Madison Car Comany
Madison Car Company
Central Passenger Committee Delays Mileage Book Deal
The Central Passenger Committee has paused efforts to reach an agreement on the mileage book issue, delaying any immediate decision or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Passenger Committee
B and O Receivers Propose Rate Plan at Waldorf
John K. Cowen, a B and O receiver, says the railroad offered two plans to hold rates. One would have the Erie’s B B Thomas oversee rates and enforce penalties on noncompliant lines, but this was not accepted. The second proposed plan would keep rates to a fixed New York traffic percentage if other lines did likewise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
John K. Cowen
B. & O. Railroad
The
Waldorf
Thomson
Depew
Cowen
Thomas
Dayton & Michigan Division fires twenty employes at Lima
Twenty old employees of the Dayton & Michigan Division of the C H D road were dismissed at Lima Ohio on grounds of defective eyesight or hearing. Notable departures include Jack Larue a passenger engineer and Seymour Evans a passenger conductor who have each worked on this division for many years and are widely known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lima
Dayton & Michigan
Jack Larue
Seymour Evans
Trunk Line Exec Committee to Meet on Westbound Share Rise
New York June 4 A meeting of the Trunk Line Executive Committee is called for next Tuesday to review matters including Baltimore and Ohio requests to increase its westbound business share. The move follows a conference in New York last Tuesday where NY Central president Depew Pennsylvania chief Thomson and B and O receivers Cowan and Murray supported raising the westbound allotment from 7.4 to 10 percent citing improved B&O facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trunk Line Executive Committee
Baltimore & Ohio
Depew
New York Central
Thomson
Pennsylvania
Cowan and Murray
Medical Congress Adjourns in Philadelphia Fourth Session
The fourth and final day of the Congress and semicentennial of the American Medical Association opened in Philadelphia. Officers elected include President George M. Sternberg and vice presidents J M Matthews W H Thompson F H Wiggins T J Happel Henry P Newman. Treasurer William B Atkinson. Secretary A W Jayne. Librarian George W Webster. Arrangements chair J W Graham. re nominees Miller and two others. Denver named next meeting site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Congress
American Medical Association
George M. Sternberg
Washington
J. M. Matthews
Kentucky
W. H. Thompson
F. H. Wiggins
New York
T. J. Happel
Tennessee
Henry P
Chi
Judicial Council
Denver
Cincinnati in Brief highlights local fires and court case
A chimney fire on a two story frame house along the C Li and N railroad near Wehrman avenue caused minor damage. A man, Frank Butten, 21, faced lunacy charges in East Columbia after his brother alleged religious delusions. A second fire on 1120 Bloe street sparked by chimney sparks burned a roof, extinguished by Engine Co. No. 2. A street theft report notes a bicycle chain stolen from a porch on Chacanek street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wehrman Avenue
Frank Butten
East Columbia
Butten
Lehman
Demall
Engine Company No. 2
Bloe Street
Wiliam Fleet
Parkersburg man dies in rail yard accident near Sistersville
George Hensel of Parkersburg was fatally crushed while coupling railroad cars in the Ohio River area near Sistersville on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
George Hensel
Ohio River
Sistersville
Newport Police and Fire Board Hears May Report
Newport board of police and fire commissioners met in Police Court room with Mayor absent. May arrests reached forty five, fines and costs totaled 4575 dollars. Fire department answered alarms, with losses reported as aggregate. Election of personnel moved to next Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Winster
Purser
Mares
Death of Lambert Rauner After Stepladder Fall
Lambert Rauner of 938 Hamlet Street died from injuries after falling from a stepladder while erecting an awning. He did not show serious symptoms until shortly before his death, which occurred at 8 15 p m after he sat on the grass and joked about his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Rauner
Hamlet Street
Judgment Rules Youtsey Assignment For Creditors
Judge Helm rules the January 16 1897 assignment by T B Youtsey to the First National Bank of Newport was to favor creditors. The bank’s alleged acceptance is not required, and the judge finds a valid novapienes of the assignment. An appeal by James C Wright and the bank is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helm
C. W. Nagel
T. B. Youtsey
National Bank of
Ere
Youtsey
First National Bank
First National Bank of Newport
James C. Wright
Chief Suspends Firefighter After Key Dispute
Chief of the Fire Department John Link suspended Frank R. Phillips pending action by the Police and Fire Commissioners. The charges were brought by George Bowen who rented a house at Brighton and Thornton with a fire alarm box No. 16 but had no key. Phillips allegedly gave a key, failed to deliver it, and later threatened Bowen. The matter was reported and Phillips remains suspended as hearings are set for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Link
Frank R. Phillips
George Bowen
Bowen
Brighton
Thornton Streets
Chief Link
Phillips
Church Services Highlight Diverse Sunday Programs
First Christian Church plans a Sunday night service of songs under Prof Inston with Miss Harvey and Brown and Prof Winston and Mr Davies. Pastor George P Taubman leads morning sermons on Fallen Princes Injured Principles. Sunday school 9 15 am Christian Endeavor 7 pm. Regular evening service 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Inston
Harvey and Brown
Winston
Davies
George P. Taubman
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church
Sizemore
Flnut
Taylor Street Methodist Sunday School
Martini
H. Grentzenberg
Boy of fourteen tells police of family tragedy in Cote Brilliant
Mike Haisch, 14, said his father killed himself last summer in Cote Brilliant, leaving a widow and three children. The mother, while he was away, sold their belongings and fled with his sister and brother to Germany. The boy, hungry and shivering, slept in a hay loft and cried until police provided food and sought an orphan asylum placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Haisch
Cote Brilliant
Germany
Bowling event at Lincoln Hall features league address
Monday at 1 30 p m Lincoln Hall Bowling Alleys hosts a Kentucky Bowling League program with L B Holzbauer delivering an address and Edward Biltz bowing the first ball. Match games include Corncrackers vs Guiding Stars on 5 6 Pande moniums vs Boehmers on 3 4 Blue Grass vs Newport Athletic on 1 2 Daytons vs Rialtos on 5 6 Phoenix vs Bellevues on 3 4 An elo f banquet follows for league members. Committee: Charles Graut George Otty Peter Bohard John Sieber Henry Able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Hall
L. B. Holzbauer
Kentucky Bowling League
Edward Biltz
Guiding Stars
Pandemoniums
Boehmers
Blue Grass
Newport Athletic Club
Daytons
Rialtos
Phoenix
Bellevues
Elof
Charles Graut
George Otty
Peter Bohard
John Sieber
Henry Able
Circuit Court suits filed against Stair and Berkmeyer note cases
Edward C. Wendt sues Milton Stair for 18089 with interest from May 3 1993 on a promissory note. Progressive Savings and Loan Co sues A J Berkmeyer Ella Berkmeyer and John Greift for 63472 on a note with mortgage foreclosure sought. County Court transfers include George Ismael to J M McArthur of 39 acre Four mile Creek tract for 125 and W H Horton trustee to Nick Wierich Lot 49 in Ingalls subdivision for 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Edward C. Wendt
Milton Stair
H. A. Taber
Progressive Savings and Loan Ca
A. J. Berkmeyer
Ella Berkmeyer
John Greift
George Ismael
J. M. McArthur
W. H. Horton
Nick Wierich
Ingall's Lot
G A R to Decorate St Stephen Cemetery Tomorrow
William Nelson Post G A R will decorate the graves of departed comrades at St Stephen's Cemetery tomorrow at 3 PM Rev Father McGrady of Bellevue Kentucky will deliver an address a quartet will sing special car for G A R delegations Women’s Relief Car and flower girls will depart Fourth and York streets at 1 30 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nelson Post
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Father McGrady
Bellevue
Fourth
York Streets
Social and travel notes from the city
East Sixth Street hosts Mr and Mrs Wm Schulenberg entertaining Miss Agnes Blakely of Wichita Kansas. Mr and Mrs Michael Bowen and sister Mabel of Central avenue depart for a month at Virginia Beach. Cyclers Protective Association petitions council to resume sprinkling of city streets. Mrs Benj Young learns her father Hon H A Meade of Russell Kentucky is near death at age 92 and leaves for Russell. Mrs Martha D Crew seeks Roy A Crew whereabouts last heard Riverton Alabama September 1 1896 heading toward Paducah Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Schulenberg
East Sixth Street
Agnes Blakely
Wichita
Kan
Michael Bowen
Mabel
Central Avenue
Virginia Beach
Cyclers’ Protective Association
Benj. Young
Front
Columbia Streets
H. A. Meade
Russell
Meade
Young
Lieberth
Martha D. Crew
Roy A. Crew
Riverton
Ala
Paducah
Derrick Fatality Claims Evansville Farmer
A farmer named Rube Clark of the Evansville area was killed when a heavy timber hoisted by a derrick broke free a rope and fell, breaking his back. Special dispatch reported June 4.
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Commercial Tribune
Evansville
Ind
Rube Clark
Court Calendar Highlights Multiple Jurisdictions
Superior Court docket lists defaults demurrers and motions for today. Separate docket for tax claims before Judge Harper at 10 a.m. Other courts handle miscellaneous business and motions for new trials as assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Sepeleoee
EB. L. Harper
Common Pleas Court liens and judgments listed in docket
Court entries show multiple cases with damages or foreclosure actions including Hazen & Co versus Love & Co for 334.76. McGill versus Barnes for 1010.60. Elmont B. et al. versus Carroll for 1265.55 and mortgage foreclosure. Cottage B. & L. Co. versus Bell for mortgage foreclosure. Frondorf versus Biermann for 830 and mortgage foreclosure. Schoenberg versus City of Cincinnati for 6000 damages. Irwin versus Interstate L. & T. for 158 lien and execution. Lehrer executrix versus Flamm for 21.5 lien and execution. Superior Court entry Barger versus Bead for 15000 on notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
L. P. Hazen & Co
Frank L. Love & Co
R. Dev. Carroll
Mary E. McGill
G. M. Barnes
Elmont B
Mary A. Carroll
Alfred Herhoz
Cottage B. and L. Co
Samuel W. Bell, Jr
Oliver B. Jones
Maggie Frondorf
Annie Biermann
Edward C. Reemelin
Frederick Schoenberg
City of
Cincinnati
Edward J. Dempsey
Harry R. Irwin
L. and
T. Co
M. G. Heintz
C. W. Baker
Katherine Lehrer
Executrix
Tard Flamm
Lawyers Seek Supreme Court Review and Court Actions
Attorneys state James Cain to take his case to the Supreme Court. Surviving Dhonau & Sons partners seek a partnership appraisal. Divorces of Margaret versus Frank Reany and George versus Ellen Adams were dismissed for want of prosecution. Judge Hollister's jury hears Mary Henderson's $2500 claim for injuries from a fall at a Broadway bulldise. Dempsey withdraws as referee on the Harry W Noel assignment to pursue missing assets as trustee. Court to hear testimony next week to locate blame. In James Clay v Kentucky Midland Railway, a bill of lading issue is for the jury. Final entry in Cincinnati Inclined Plane Railway v city over right of way. charter expired. In Pruden v heirs of John W Sewell, administrator de bonis non seeks nunc pro tunc entry dated March 1, 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shay
James Cain
Lockland
Sams Cthng
Supreme Court
Dhonau & Sons
Fred Sr
Charles Dhonau
Margaret
Frank Reany
George
Ellen Adams
Hollister
Mary Henderson
Kemper
Broadway
Dempsey
Harry W. Noel
McNeill
James Clay
Kentucky Midland Railway
Rufus B. Smith
Cincinnati Inclined Plane Railway Company
Inclined Plane Company
Pruden Et al
John W. Sewell
Circuit Court
Jesse Lowman
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in Centennal B A Records
Real estate transfers show many parcels and lot numbers exchanged among individuals and firms including Centennial Building and Loan Association transfers to August Kuntzler and Mary E Meyer to Joseph C Green. Mortgage activity includes numerous filings and cancellations across wards, with sums ranging from 650 to 9 000 dollars and multiple property deeds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fennessey
Seventh
Sixth and
Madison Avenue
John McAndrews
Martin Spanier
Philadelphia Street
Pioneer Cracker Company
Gluth
Lenoxburg
Pendleton County
Fire Department
Ninth Street
Centennial Perpetual Building and Loan Association
August Kuntzler
Robins Street
Washington Street
Mary E Meyer
Joseph C. Green
Sixth Street
Seventeenth Street
Herman van Bokern
John H. Meyer
Woodburn Avenue Land Company
H. H. Suetkamp
Katie G. Sutherland
Seventh Street
Kenton County Republican League elects officers
The Kenton County Republican League Club held a large meeting to elect officers for the coming year. Officers named include President J. H. Drexelius First Vice President Harry Schilling Second Vice President J. M. Kohl Secretary R. M. Shearer Treasurer E. F. Sprague and Directors Colonel Weden ONeal T. C. Ranshaw W. H. Cass Geo Steventon Eugene Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Republican League Club
J. H. Drexelius
Harry Schilling
J. M. Kohl
R. M. Shearer
E. F. Sprague
Weden O'Neal
T. C. Ranshaw
W. H. Cass
Geo. Steventon
Eugene Martin
Court actions record suits and warrants in Milldale
In Circuit Court Brush Electric Company sues Stewart Electric Company for 977.88. Buckley Cornice Company sues H A Bogie for 158.20. County Court jury disagrees in Dr T T Metcalfe of Independence v Thomas Carrigan for 65. Magistrate Jameson issues warrants for assault against Kate Batch and Mrs W Care. Mary Ward also seeks peace warrants against John Materna and Wm Bryan. All parties reside in Milldale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Electric Company
Stewart Electric Company
Buckley Cornice Company
H. A. Bogie
T. T. Metcalfe
Independence
Thos. Carrigan
J. M. Dial
Ernst Regenthal
Jameson
Mary Ward
Kate Batch
Wm. Care
Margaret Bryan
John Materna
Wm. Bryan
Milldale
Fish Fry and Short Games Tickle Rosedale Crowd
Theodore Walking hosted a Lake Olking fish fry in Rosedale drawing almost all city officials. Attendees rode from Fourth and Scott streets at 2 p.m. in a street car provided vehicle. The event featured varied fish dishes, hearty refreshments, and a one inning baseball game with Bramlage pitching and Pohlman catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Lake Olking
Rosedale
Fourth
Scott Streets
Ben Bramlage
Jack Pohlman
John Geisen Pee
Frank Lohn
Ookies
Bramlage
Geisen
Joe Pugh
Charley Feeney
Lew Rombach
Children Day Observances Planned Across Churches
Several churches schedule special children focused services tomorrow morning including First Christian Church with a large Sunday school program and Rev. George A. Miller preaching on the Divine Touch. Madison Avenue Presbyterian holds 11 am children services and an evening sermon. Union Church hosts a Rome lecture at 7:45 pm. First Presbyterian features morning Divine Magnet and evening Christ's Questions and Invitations. Fourth Street Christian hosts a children's service with Dr Seaman preaching both morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
George A. Miller
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Rome
Catacombs
Union Church
Greenup
Fifth Streets
First Presbyterian Church
J. J. Blackburn
Fourth Street Christian Church
Dr. Seaman
Water Works Commissioners Re-elect Bayless President
At last night’s meeting D B Bayless was unanimously re-elected president for a three year term. Bayless accepted with a gracious speech. Secretary Al Gerwe reported six thousand dollars on hand and the board ordered transfer to the City Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works Commissioners
D. B. Bayless
Bayless
al Gerwe
Memorial services for I O O F brothers at Spring Grove Cemetery
Memorial services for the I O O F brothers will be held Sunday June 13 at 3 p m in Spring Grove Cemetery under the Relief Committee. Music and addresses by Rev F O Fannon Rev wald Haun and Rev I M Wise. Brothers urged to attend with families and friends. Tickets available from Relief Committee representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove Cemetery
Relief Committee
F. O. Fannon
Wald Haun
I. M. Wise
Purify Your Blood with Hood’s Sarsa parilla Promotion
An old advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsa parilla as a remedy to purify blood boost appetite strengthen stomach and nerves. It claims health benefits through a tonic formula and urges readers to try the product.
Ludlow Council Reviews Fire Alarm Penalty and Tax Measures
City Council discussed drafting an ordinance to penalize false fire alarms. The fire department to assist in June flag raising with Jr. O U A M. Tax rate set at 128 per 100, down 5 percent from last year, due July 1. City Clerk to prepare tax bills. Henderson vs Ritchie case to be heard in Covington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carran
Fire Department
McCormick
West Baden Springs
Ind
Henderson
Lillie Ritchie
Chester
Squire Wheeler
Covington
Mrs McChance Returns Home After Visit in Detroit
Mrs Sarah McChance comes home after a two months stay with daughter Mrs Esther Steeneck in Detroit. Mrs Steeneck accompanied her here. A school discipline case John S Kleinbeck v Miss Alpha Robinson was sent to the Board of Education Discipline Committee. A lawn fete will be held tonight by St Paul German Lutheran Church on church grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McChance
Esther Steeneck
Detroit
Steeneck
John S. Kleinbeck
Alpha Robinson
Board of Education
St. Paul German Lutheran Church
Bellevue letica and the Genevas in afternoon match
Bellevue letica and the Genevas of Cincinnati will play ball tomorrow at the athletic park. Geo Williams of Taylor avenue has her mother seriously ill in Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Browns
Cincinnati Navys
East Newport Park
Browns
Navys
Michel Or
Benke
Honebrink Hays
Letica
Genevas
Cincinnati
Athletic Park
Geo Williams
Taylor Avenue
Dayton, O
Elmwood Health Board selects sanitary officer and notes civic matters
The Elmwood Place Health Board elected Robert Stagge sanitary officer and seated new member C. H. Harding. May recorded four deaths and four births. Township avenue conditions discussed with possible arrests. Local events include a June 8 marriage for Jacob Bader and Emma Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Place
Robert Stagge
C. H. Harding
Geo. Helfrick
Township Avenue
Jacob Bader
St. Bernard
Emma Schroeder
Columbia
Lockland
Theo, Schumaker
Edna Uhrig
Reading
Foster’s Crossing
William O’herran
Block & Pollak’s Iron Works
Wood
Dr. Harding
St. Bernard Council
Niagara Falls Excursion July 8 Trip Details
A brief notice lists a Niagara Falls excursion on July 8 with groups C. H. D. and Mic attending from Central. The fragmentary notice gives limited specifics on time and gathering point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Mic’ Central
Conference Refuses Action on Secrecy Question
The United Brethren Conference in Dublin Indiana on June 4 opened with Bishop Dillon presiding. It postponed the Board of Missions report to elect general officers and debated replacing reading on Bible doctrines about secrecy while other amendments were accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Dublin
Ind
Dillon
Board of Missions
Beery Mountains
M. Wright
Dayton
H. T. Barnaby
Corinth
Mich
Halleck Floyd
Pacific Coast
H. L. Barkley
Woodburn
Ore
Conservat
P. B. Williams
Oregon
Church
Publishing House
Universalists Close State Convention in Blanchester Ohio
The four day State convention of Universalists ends in Blanchester with a vote to put officers as ex officio trustees. Carl Henry of Cleveland elected President and a banquet followed the rally for Detroit 97. The next convention will be at Bellville in June 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Blanchester
Young People’s Christian Union
Carl Henry
Cleveland
Ss. J. Brown
South Lebanon
Mabel Johnson
Milford
Ralph Smith
Hallie Moon
Grace Zinn
Jersey
Albert Day
Mt. Carmel
Detroit
Mary Andrews
Hamilton
Bertha John
Branchester
E. M. Waller
Ravenna
Laura Green
Attica
May Henry
London
Milburn
Cincinnati
F. Munford
Akron
C. E. Jones
Mason
Munford
Perry Gath
Columbus
Colegrove
Wilson
Spanton
Destructive June Storm Strikes Parker County Area
Reports from Parker County describe a hurricane like storm moving along a half mile wide track for fifteen miles. Red Hill fences barns orchards were leveled and two acre woods stripped. Murphytown Baptist Church grove damaged. Seven oil workers buried under a derrick but not fatally injured. Telephonic lines destroyed. damage tally incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Red Hill
Murphytown
P. C. Barrett
Jerry Piersoll
Osborne Congleton
Stillie Piersoll
Virgie Lowry
Hundred Years Old James B Ireland Birthday at Skillman
James B. Ireland celebrated his 100th birthday in Skillman Hancock County Ky the oldest citizen in the county and perhaps the state. The event drew many elderly residents of the area with speeches relics of early Kentucky history and a nine course dinner. A group photo captured fifty people over 65 including a 70 year old son and Mr Ireland with his descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Owensboro
James B. Ireland
Hancock County
Skillman
Kentucky
Ireland
Fight at Briar Ridge church meeting ends in brawl
Randolph Bowman Jobe Bryan and Jesse Alexander disrupted a prayer meeting at Briar Ridge in Winchester Ohio. They were escorted out by friends and a fight broke out with clubs. Alexander was arrested this morning. Bowman and Bryan escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Winchester
Randolph Bowman
Jobe Bryan
Jesse Alexander
Briar Ridge
Alexander
Bowman
Bryan
Independent Free Sons of Israel to Convene in Chicago
National Convention of the Independent Free Sons of Israel will meet at the Auditorium Hotel in Chicago on Sunday June 13. The organization has spent about 5 million dollars on charitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
of the
Independent Under Free Sons of Israel
Auditorium Hotel
William P. Clark Sr. Dies at 87 in Indianapolis
William P. Clark Sr. died at his son's home in Indianapolis aged 87. A veteran newspaperman for seventy five years, he began at fourteen and was still active on the Phalanx, a prohibition paper, with his son. He helped found the Republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
William P. Clark
Phalanx
Republican Party
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor Convention Held
Evansville reports the sixth annual convention of the Twenty-First District Indiana society with all southwestern towns present. The district lists forty-three societies and about 1,500 members. Missions received $450 in the year, and George Jarrett was re-elected Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Evansville
Ind
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Twenty-First District
Indiana
George Jarrett
Farmers in Kokomo face poor crop prospects
In Kokomo Indiana June 4 farmers report bleak outlook for crops. Winter wheat surviving frost is being choked by aggressive white top weeds amid persistent cool weather hampering vegetable growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Kokomo
Ind
Olive Kilgore Dies From Coal Oil Explosion Injuries
Miss Olive Kilgore daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Kilgore living near London Ohio died last night from burns suffered when a coal oil can exploded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
London
Olive Kilgore
Richard
College of Music invites audience to year end concert series
Music lovers are urged to attend a sequence of invitation concerts closing the nineteenth academic year at the College of Music. Tonight’s Odeon program features advanced students and honor pupils in a varied program including piano pieces, vocal arias, cello concertos, and a vocal trio with accompaniment by a two piano and string ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Music
Odeon
Gayotte
Edeecasas Puavendes Seauekee
Martina Agnew Powell
Luckstone
Nina Dale Park
Katie Kéarer
Eis Dondeidineik
Kol Nidrei
Recital at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
The pupils perform a varied program including Mendelssohn Scherzo Rondo Op. 14 Mozart Cadenza and Etincelles Moszkowski works with solos by Miss Milena Hirard Miss Lulu Dietz Miss Theresa Berger and others in a multi-movement afternoon recital featuring two pianos arrangements and a final Wagner display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Milena Hirard
Mendelssohn
Theresa Berger
Cs Maton
Emma Kiefer
Pergolesi-Joseffy
Hannah Hyman
Reinecke
Louise
Moszkowski
Arthur Saul
Coriertay
River Clock Ticks Through Low Stage With Sailings
River continues falling slowly as boats depart today from Pomeroy Louisville Memphis and Pittsburg. The Virginia bound downriver, New South schedule shows June dates. Weather mild with clear skies. river levels read 10 ft 3 in at 6 am, 10 ft 2 in at noon, 10 ft 1 in at 6 pm.
River News Shows Light Freight as Boats Return
The river traffic reports a light business day with several boats returning or departing. The Bostona and Lizzie Bay carried small freight yet decent passenger lots, while the Sherley and Sunshine posted mixed trips. The Hattie Brown nears annual US inspection and the Telegraph aims to resume Louisville trips tomorrow. The Island Queen drawing fire from coal fleets may head to court, and free navigation on the Monongahela appears near as abstracts reach Washington. Dam No 6 work begins in Pittsburgh area with 200 laborers. Queen City launch slated for 11:30 AM today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Sherley
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Lizzie Bay
Madison
Sunshine
Memphis
Levi J. Workum
Petersburg
Fenton
Workum
Hattie Brown
United States
I.N. Bunton
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Ernest. McKinley
Commodore Laidley
Monongahela River
Washington
John F. Davis
Pittsburg Coal Exchange
Free River
Alger
Hulings Brothers
Ohio River
Merrill
Cincinnati
Queen City
Vine Street
River levels and riverboat movements flood Worried regions
Special dispatches report measured river heights across cities from Oil City to Cairo with several boats arriving or departing. Observations note rising Allegheny and Monongahela, cooler weather, and upcoming traffic in Pittsburg Wheeling and Charleston while vessels shift for Cincinnati and Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Oil City
Warren
Brownsville
Endorsement of Paine's Celery Compound for Grippe Sufferers
Henry G. Perry of Chicago writes a testimonial praising Paine's Celery Compound as a speedy remedy after severe grippe in winter. He recommends the product to others with strong confidence and commends its efficacy to friends and relatives.
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Chicago, Ill
Messrs. Wells, Richardson & Co
Paine
Henry G. Perry
Help Wanted Ads From Boston Jobber Box 5308
Classified notices advertise earnings of $75 monthly plus expenses for active men with goods sold by sample only. Offers include horses and carriage and furnished free. Also positions for young men to manage branch establishments nationwide, with references. Money lent to salaried people without indorsement or collateral. J. L. Logan advertises fine business property for lease or sale. Store building at 806 Main St highlighted.
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Boston
Mass
J. L. Logan
Wiggins Bloc
Satt
Main St
Handsome Hanover Building Prompts Vine Street Display
A stylish new building rises on Vine Street between Twelfth and Thirteenth with plate glass windows drawing attention to its handsome facade and modern design.
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Vine
New Hanover
Vine St
River Steamer Belle Memphis in Storm at Goose Island
The Belle Memphis rode out a Monday storm, beached at Goose Island, and lost 30 feet of her guard when a bank caved in. Repairs were completed in time to clear tomorrow evening as Captain Oscar Barrett proceeded to Cairo on the McDonald.
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Bluff City
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John K. Speed
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Joseph Bisso
Baton Rouge
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