Chief Bennett Aims For Front With Volunteer Company
Newport News reports Chief Bennett seeks to deploy his volunteer company to the front after letters with Gov Bradley and the War Department and a direct appeal to President McKinley. The President referred the matter to the Secretary of War as Bennett remains hopeful and says his unit is among the state’s finest.
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Newport News
Bennett
Bradley
War Department
McKinley
Secretary of War
Court records reveal multiple judgments and liens across Newport area
Judgment for plaintiff in Bilis v Hoffman for 50245. Master Commissioner ordered land sale in Campbell County to satisfy German National Bank debt in Newport cases. Lien awarded for 1898 taxes in Bellévue. Dayton cases award 268.55 and 6144.44 for delinquent taxes with property sales ordered. Damages of 250 awarded to Salt by Joseph Konig. Injury claim yields 260. Kilpa represents plaintiff. County Court notes marriage license for Walter Kines and Florence Nash. Transfers of parcels in Southgate subdivision and executor Peter O Shaughnessy reports estate of M V Daly satisfactory to heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Bilis
John Hoffman
City of
Newport
Susan E. Saunders
Campbell County
German National Bank
Town of
Bellévue
M. Spitgenberger
Dayton
Charles H. Gilbert
City of Dayton
Robert Gratsch
Joseph Konign
Monmouth Street
EB. H. Kilpa
Council
Walter Kines
Florence Nash
Cincinnati
I. M. Southgate
Henry F. Ludeke
Southgate Subdivision
Ohio Avenue
J. M. Southgate
Jacob Goeitz
Southgate
Peter O'Shaughnessy
M. V. Daly
Night Owl Service Planned for Newport Covington Belt Line
Starting Monday night a belt line car runs hourly through the route from Cincinnati to Covington. The schedule includes trips at 1 am and 1 2 am, looping via Newport, Covington, and Cincinnati until 5 am. President James C. Ernst calls it an experimental all night service, with a fuller owl car system possible if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Covington
Cincinnati
James C. Ernst
Memorial Exercises at St Stephen Cemetery Schedule
Memorial services at St Stephen's Cemetery for the William Nelson Post G A R begin at 3 oclock with opening address by the post commander. The program includes musical selections by choirs and quartets, speeches on Decoration Day, and a benediction by Father McGrady. Decoration of gravestones will be under the direction of three W R C corps in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's
Cemtery
William Nelson Post
Gabriel
Anna Hagner
Maggie Stiefel
Father McGradyj
Glass works prospect hinges on local stock sale
City Clerk Cégait received a letter from B. B. Shepard about locating a glass works here. The project depends on how much stock can be disposed of in this city and Shepard will visit this week. He plans to meet Wiedemann Brewing Company to negotiate a contract that could bring the plant to town and provide local work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cégait
B. B. Shepard
Wiedemann Brewing Company
Attempted hold-up on Alexandria Pike near Evergreen Cemetery
Richard Alfreds a farmer near Alexandria was stopped by two men on the Alexandria pike near Evergreen Cemetery late Friday night. He drew his revolver and fired several shots causing the assailants to flee. Alfreds had just sold berries and carried $150 on his person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Pike
Evergreen Cemetery
Richard Alfreds
Alexandria
Alfreds
Depositors to Receive 50 Percent Dividend This Month
The depositors of the defunct First National Bank will receive a 50 percent dividend this month. Checks are being prepared by Guy Kennedy, Wilshire's assistant, and after the list is completed they will be sent to Washington for the Comptroller of the Currency's signature. They will be payable about June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Guy Kennedy
Wilshire
Washington
Campbell County Protestant Orphans Home Planned Feast
A large fundraising feast is being organized at the Campbell County Protestant Orphans Home. Directors expect one of the home’s largest events, with substantial donations to support the orphans for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Local Notables and Police Court Notes From City
Mrs Fredericka Mogdling 51 died at home 4 West Fifth Street. Funeral to be held Monday afternoon. Equal Rights Association suspends meetings for summer. to resume in September. Charles Landefan and Paul Davis fined 1 and costs for train hopping. Julius Cillain fined 3 and costs for loitering at depot. Jacob Love, 14, son of Wim Love, missing from 419 West Fourth Street since Thursday. police seeking. Gabriel cantata A Dream of Fairyland to be sung next Monday and Wednesday at German Evangelical St Pauls Church. Prof Alb Gener. Miss Anna Lennon 31 died at 112 East Second Street. funeral Monday from Church of the Immaculate Conception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericka Mogdling
West Fifth Street
Equal Rights Association
Charles Landefan
Paul Davis
Ecosts
Julius Cillain
Jacob Love
Wim. Love
Hhe
West Fourth Street
Gabriel
St. Paul's Church
Alb. Gener
Anna Lennon
East Second Street
Patrick Lennon
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Religious services across Dayton churches today
Rev J and Kirtley of Little Rock preach at the Baptist Church. Rev J N Ervin leads the Presbyterian service. Communion at 7 46 p.m. at Nebo. Rev Rollo Dyer preaches at St John on Born of the Spirit in morning and Watchfulness as a Habit in evening. Burglars drive off as Ortlieb fires three shots. Rev A Boreing conducts at 11 a.m. with The Chastisement of the Lord. Sabbath school patriotic program at 7 30 p.m. featuring Columbia, Beautiful Flag of Liberty, Barbara Fritache, The Southern Volunteer, Ship of State, Our Flag address by Rev J W Zimmerman, and America finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirtley
Little Rock
Ark
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
J. N. Ervin
Nebo
St. John’s P
Rollo Dyer
Buralars
John Bauman
Third Street
Ortlieb
M. BE
A. Boreing
Columbia
Amon Boreing
Barbara Fritache
Clara Griffith
Southern Volunteer
Hazel Dillon
J. W. Zimmerman
Sheridan
Kentucky Court of Appeals Special Dispatch Decisions
Kentucky Court of Appeals reports several decisions with affirmed and dismissed appeals from multiple cases. Notable items include Mitchell vs Mitchell and Carlisle re Hemingway v Cohen affirmed. Rives vs Chiriatie affirmed. Association v Burdette moved to dismiss with two weeks to file affidavits. Association v McClain appeal dismissed. various motions to docket advance or affirm delayed. Lexington cases with City of Lexington and Parker set for combined hearing after agreement to set aside submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Lewis
Hazelrigg
Paynter
Burnam
Mitchell
Etc
Carlisle
Hemingway
Cohen
Daviess
Rives
Chiriatie
An Amrmed
Oléhasa Ve. Meguar
Harris Co
Montgomery
Aees B & le 1
Association
Burdette
Fig
B. & L. Association
McClain
Todd
W Haske
Rosenham
Jefferson
S. Otty
Iesinaten
Wi ‘Ve
A Book as Is a Book Summer Banter
A playful exchange notes the heroine's marriage to a rich man and the novelty of ice cream three times daily. The dialogue captures light humor on summer reading tastes and romantic plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Suit over Catherine Street deed seeks set aside
Attorney Herbert Jackson filed suit in the Circuit Court yesterday for Martin Trende against Christina Guovion to set aside a deed conveyed by the Master Commissioner. The petition alleges fraud and that Trende bought the lot from Frank Guovion, built a house, and was later outbid by the widow of Frank Guovion in the estate sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Jackson
Circuit Court
Martin Trende
Christina Guovion
Catherine Street
Frank Guovion
H. H. Hardy
Joseph Stubben
George P. Murrell
Hardy
Incandescient and Stove Company
Citizens’ Perpetual Building Association
Sam Gossett
Madison Avenue
Seventh Street
Thos. G. Woods
Merkle Bros
Chace
S. T. Tinley @ Son
Eighth Annual W C T U Convention Opens in Greenup Street Church
The eighth annual Sixth District W C T U convention convenes tomorrow at Greenup Street M F Church and runs through Tuesday. Program includes devotional exercises, officer roll call, committee appointments, county organization, treasurer’s report, city welcome by Mayor Rhiftock, and addresses by Rev. Davis Wark and Mrs. Lois Huigan. Tuesday features plan of work, reports from counties and unions, and resolution committee sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenup Street
M.F
Ellis
Covington
Hoontide
Devet
Rhiftock
Davis Wwark
Covington Union
S. Pollitt
Newport
Olive Branen
Lois Huiigan
J. A. Les
Highland Union
George A. Miller
Lyd
Kenton County Sea ends with Lifidene ahead and tied near bottom
Last Friday at Ravensburg's alleys Lindéfis beat Washing tons in the final Kenton County Sea event. Lifidene wins with Highlands second Crescents third Covingtons fourth and a five way tie for fifth to seventh among Jenanet Bérliners Centrals. Washingtons eight Na varres nine Coloriets last. Laurie Droege wins high average. prize 16 35. Top averages include Droege 158 percent Lampke 157 percent Von Hoené 157 percent. High single scores lead by Jones 244 Streibich 233 Von 233 Ruet 222 Morris 221 Sabine 27. Players Jones Streibich Ruét Morris Sabine receive balls and bags. Von Hoene ineligible.
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Kenton County
Ravensburg
Lindéfis
Washingtons
Linensin
Lifidene Finiish
Highlands
Crescents
Covingtons
Jenanet Bérliners
Centrals
Navarres
Laurie Droege
Droege
Lampke
von Hoené
Jones
Streibich
Von
Ruet
Morris
Sabine
Messrs. Jones
Ruét
von Hoene
Disappearance and death of James Campbell at Cincinnati docks
James Campbell, a colored man and Goabholer on Montgomery’s fleet, vanished last Sunday. His body was found Wednesday in the river near Freeman street. Officer James Thompson investigates after information prompts further inquiry into the drowning. Campbell previously患 fell or was thrown from a coal elevator at Main street and lay on a Shanty boat for four days before his condition was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Campbell
Montgomery
Freeman Street
Cincinnati
Bakewell Street
James Thompson
Campbell
Main Street
Thompson
Catholic Institute and Gymnasium reorganizes for support
Leading members of the Catholic Institute and Gymnasium form a temporary committee at a Thursday night meeting with M. Tine as Chairman M. S. Eyber as Secretary and H. C. Theman as Treasurer. Subscriptions are renewed and more donors urged to join. another meeting is planned for Friday evening to boost attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Institute and Gymnasium
M. T. Ine
Ordination of John Henry Schulkers to Benedictine Priest
John Henry Schulkers son of Lt Police Henry Schulkers becomes P Argedius O B at the Abbey of St Bernard Culman Alabama under Rt Rev Edward P Allen. He will read his first mass at St Joseph Haven Sunday in Mobile aided by two former classmates now ordained priests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Schulkers
Henry Schulkers
Edward P. Allen
Mobile
Ala
St. Bernard
Culman
P. Argedius
St. Joseph’ Haven
All-Night Car Experiment Runs From Newport and Covington
The test site will operate one car hourly starting Monday night. A 1 a.m. trip will run from Newport through Covington to Newport, then a 2 a.m. trip from Cincinnati through Newport to Covington, alternating as an all-night experiment announced by President James C. Ernst.
Dedication of Home for Aged Women This Afternoon
The dedication service for the Home for Aged Women is set for 2 o'clock this afternoon. Dr J I Burn will deliver the dedicatory sermon with remarks by others and soloists Mr Coffman Miss Coppin and Miss Pitton. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Burn
Mr. Coffman
Miss Coppin
Miss Pitton
Widow of ill-fated son dies after funeral in Montgomery
Mrs Catherine Fri who was prostrated by the death of her son last week died early this morning at her Montgomery home. She lapsed unconscious several hours after her son's funeral and never regained consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Fri
Montgomery
Twenty Five Volunteers Sought for Kentucky Regiment
Twenty five volunteers are requested by Brainad Bayless, Sergeant, and Cheriton Alexander, Corporal, on the staff of Major Hel burn of the Second Kentucky Regiment. The notice seeks able-bodied men for enlistment duties and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainad Bayless
Cheriton Alexander
Helburn
Kentucky
Army camp at Chickamauga opens for volunteers
Twenty five volunteers, green but subject to standard, respond to the second President's call. Headquarters will open Monday and accept applications immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickamauga
Franchise Tax Valuation Notice for City and Suburban Telephone
County rf Ajex received a notice from A Stone that the franchise of the City and Suburban Telephone Association was assessed at a valuation of 1865.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajex
The
City and Suburban Telephone Association
St John’s P E Church to Hold Morning and Evening Services
The Rev Mr Stribert from Kenyon College will preach at St John’s P E Church in the morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stribert
Kenyon College
St. John’s P. E
Local Notices and Early June Auctions and Arrests
The notice page lists a June 7 auction at Lookout House with terms of 160 and 150 quarterly, a Newport Baptist meeting, illness of Will White, and various legal and local items including marriages licences, church communions, court verdicts, police fines, and several real estate transfers. A 12 year old boy, Joseph Webster, is jailed for theft and other youths face charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Webster
Sandford Alley
Cornelius
Webster
Scott
Mickey
Madison Avenue
Baker Howard Feud Resurges in Clay County Ky
Reports from Clay County say the Baker Howard feud has flared anew with James White ex sheriff killed by an enemy. A Baker was shot by a Howard as residents flee in fear. Up to fifteen deaths since the feud began. Circuit Court in Manchester may adjourn amid the turmoil. Governor Bradley reportedly asked for troops. no militia remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Middlesboro
Clay County
Baker Howard
James White
Howard
Baker
Jim Garrard
Tie
Circuit Court
Mannchester
Brent
Bradley
John D. White
Memorial exercises unite Union veterans with Confederate lines
In Columbus Ohio on June 4 local Grand Army posts joined Confederate veterans at Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery. Col H Knauss presided with speakers Col Bennett H Young from Louisville Governor Robert Taylor of Tennessee Hon John H Leathers of Louisville and Capt Gilbert H Bargar all G A R and Confederates. The Confederate Glee Club from Louisville performed as schoolchildren sang and flowers from both regions were laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Grand Army
Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery
H. Knauss
Bennett H. Young
Louisville
Robert Taylor
Tennessee
John H. Leathers
Gilbert H. Bargar
Confederate Glee Club
St Bernard Council Election Sparks Local Contests
Interest runs high in the Monday special election to fill two council seats after resignations. Two tickets compete, with a heated dispute over Procter & Gamble influence. A public meeting heard notable speakers as both sides predict victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
Messrs
Speiler
Meyer
WilliamLeeker
Thomas Brannon
Herman J. Witte
Barney Neteler
Citizen
Procter & Gamble Company
J. W. Donnelly
Henry Ruesia
Carthage
Fidilio Musical Club of
St.Bernard
Carthage Christian Church
Pastor van Winkle
Elmwood Town Hall
Methodist Church
Roster of G. A. R. and Knights Gather for Memorial Events
Bellevue notes: Granville Moody Post G A R meets at Balke's Opera House at 1 p m to march to Four Mile Cemetery and honor departed brothers. Rev W A Borchard leads English services for Knights of Pythias at St Johns German Protestant Church at 10 30 a m. KK G B convenes this afternoon at Eluene Mr C Dorna's on Van Voast Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Moody
Rumored Haiti Dominica Leader Status Sparks Talk
Rumors circulate in Cape Haitian circles that the Santo Domingo president may be involved in political upheaval. No official confirmation issued as observers watch for signs of change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heur
Cape Haytian
Haiti
Santo Domingo
France and Spain Face Pressure in Hispano-American War
Berlin dispatch outlines Russia France and Germany talks on intervention while France resists further action. Spain offers coal depots in the Canaries and Balearics for a Franco-American understanding. Emperor William backs Baron von Buelow amid anti American press and friction over Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Russia
France
Count Muravieff
Faure
M. Hanotaux
Senor Leon Y Castillo
Madrid
Spain
Senor Castillo
Paris
Canary
Balearic Islands
Mediterranean
Aes
Era
United States
Sehor Castillo
Count Osten-Sackén
Baron von Buelow
William
Baron Won Buelow
America
Santiago de Cuba
England
Cuba
Tagenblatt
European coalition feared as war reshapes balance
Prof Stoerck predicts a European alliance against the United States emerging from the current conflict to safeguard European production and consumption. In Prussia at Justersburg two army officers attacked three civilians with sabers. two were seriously wounded and one felled an officer and took his saber before police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoerck
United States
Justersburg
Prussia
Murder Accusations After Paoli Girl Dies in Louisville
Flora Elliott of Paoli Indiana died at City Hospital in Louisville under circumstances leading to the arrest of Dr. Henry Fitzbutler for murder and Irvine McCoy as accessory. The woman, described as strikingly beautiful, died after an operation. Elliott had entered the hospital as McCoy’s wife after traveling here with him. A police accident and a suspicious telephone message uncovered the sensational case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Flora Elliott
Paoli
Ind
City Hospital
Henry Fitzbutler
Irvine McCoy
McCoy
Indignant crowd flogged man for pro German pledge
In Lima Ohio yesterday a hostile mob tarred and hanged a man by the heels at Kossuth Square. They forced him to cheer three times for Uncle Sam and the Stars and Stripes after he declared he would go to Germany to fight if the United States and Germany went to war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lima
Kossuth
Uncle Sam and the Stars and Stripes
United States
Germany
America
Unknown schooner ashore near Bearse's Shoal
In a heavy northeast storm, an unidentified three masted schooner ran aground on Bearse's Shoal at Chatham Massachusetts. Witnesses feared the vessel could not withstand the seas and that the crew might perish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Mass
Bearse’s Shoal
Meteor Flash Stuns Kentucky Town as Meteor Falls Nearby
Residents of Louisa Kentucky and Wayne County reported a noon earthquake like shock and loud roar yesterday. Authorities say a large brilliant meteor fell about five miles from Louisa, confirming a dramatic celestial event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisa
Wayne County
Spring Hills sawyer killed by mill saw accident
W M Barger head sawyer at a Spring Hills mill near Bellefontaine Ohio was thrown onto a saw last evening and his body was cut in two. Special dispatch reports the fatal accident occurred in a large board mill setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Bellefontaine, O
W.M. Barger
Spring Hills
Obituaries and death notices from Ohio and Kentucky
Eli Gar wood of Upper Sandusky died at age 64. T B Lang of Sabina died at home and will be interred at Wilmington. Dr John Foster of Richmond Kentucky a prominent physician and health board member was found dead in his office likely from heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Upper Sandusky
Eli Garwood
Sabina
Lang
Wilmington
Ohio
Richmond
John Foster
Kentucky
City Board of Health
Tragedy Strikes Indiana River Deaths Span Two Weeks
In Vincennes Indiana John Lance 17 died after diving into the Wabash River striking a rock and sinking his companions rescued him but he died shortly after. His brother Charles Lance was killed by a train two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Vincennes
Ind
John Lance
Wabash River
Lance
Charles Lance
Torpedo Boat Davis Launched at Portland Shipyards
The torpedo boat Davis was successfully launched this afternoon from the World & Zwicker Iron Works shipyards in Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Portland
Ore
World & Zwicker Iron Works
Dayton and Grand Rapids Play a Fourteen Inning Tie
In a marathon fourteen inning game Dayton and Grand Rapids battled to a 2-2 tie. The standings show Grand Rapids leading with a 21–20 record and Dayton at 24–14, while Mansfield sits at 17–20. Batteries were Kilroy and Young for Dayton and Alloway and Campbell for Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Grand Rapids
L. Pe
W. L. Pa
Gr. Rapids
Mansfield
Kilroy and Young
Alloway and Campbell
Newcastle
Nings
RH. SB
New Castle
Hewitt and Barckiey
Dig
Ft. Wayne
Toledo
Youngstown
Wayne
Springfield
Scorfe
Innit
Wegood de Fe Eee
Crabill
Ewing
Arthur
Marvin Hawley Pitches a Splendid Game Against St Paul
Hoosiers win a warm game on June 4 as Marvin Hawley shines with strong pitching and effective batting. St Paul takes an early lead but Indianapolis overturns it with steady defense and timely hits. Batteries Cross Spies Hawley Ka. Score details show a close contest in Minneapolis and Omaha games also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Hoosiers
Hawley
Saints
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Interstate League to vote on salary cuts at Mansfield
A meeting of the Interstate League is called for next Wednesday night in Mansfield to decide on reducing player salaries. Youngstown opposes the cut stating it has remained within the salary limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
Interstate League
Mansfield
San Marcos Boosts Lead at Fairview Alleys. Needmoors Slip
At Fairview Alleys Northerns and Needmoors match, San Marcos add two to their string and climb in the standings. Needmoors drop to second after a single loss as Niehoff and Kunkel shine with five and three strikes and Helmekamp adds a double. Scores recap follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Fairview
Needmoors
Niehoff
Kunkel
Helmekamp
May Pole Dances and Zoo Outing Delight City Tots
The annual outing of six city kindergartens at the Zoological Gardens featured May pole dancing led by four year old Lillie Burckhardt, visits to animals guided by Drs Fick Lene Rothenberg and Zipperlen, and a St John’s choir concert in the pavilion. The day ended with a Star Spangled Banner finale as twins Tresch waved flags. No accidents marred the event pleasing the ladies in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Gardens
Mr. Monkey
Mr. Bear
Lillie Burckhardt
H. H. Fick
Lene
Rothenberg
Zipper
Len
St. John’s Protestant Church
Picadilly Club Plans Silver Cup for Admiral Dewey
At the Queen Guy Club dinner last night members praised Admiral Dewey’s Manila victory and praised Hon. Charles P. Taft for an original poem. They voted to create an elegant silver loving cup engraved with Taft’s poem to honor the admiral and his command in the war with Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picadilly Club
Queen Guy Club
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Charles P. Taft
Spain
Dewey
Taft
United States Navy
Yale Coals for a Cruise Preparations for Long Voyage
The auxiliary cruiser Yale lies off Newport News fueling on rush orders for a lengthy cruise. She is to take on about one thousand tons of coal and provisions. An officer recalls the Anita dispatch boat chased by two Spanish gunboats near Cienfuegos for twenty four hours until Yale appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Newport News
Yale
Anita
Cienfuegos
H. L. T. Club Enjoys Zoo Outing and Supper
The H. L. T. Club members Herman Goepper Edward Goepper Sir A. T. Goshorn W. W. Taylor Julius Dexter Henry C. Urner and Colonel Markbreit spent a pleasant afternoon at the zoo. The outing ended with a sumptuous spread at the clubhouse. Weather was ideal and the visit a welcome diversion for these men of affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hangslenberg
Herman Goepper
Edward Goepper
A. T. Goshorn
W. W. Taylor
Julius Dexter
Henry C. Urner
Markbreit
Zoo
Steamship Arrivals Reported From Across Atlantic ports
Queenstown notes the Umbria arriving from New York to Liverpool. New York reports arrivals of the Etruria from Liverpool and La Touraine from Havre. Liverpool lists the Aurania and Cevic from New York. Philadelphia notes the Missouri from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Umbria
New York
Liverpool
Etruria
la Touraine
Havre
Aurania
Cevic
Philadelphia
Missouri
London
Theater Exchange Between Act Breaks Sparks Banter
Mrs. Furst Knight asks why one goes out to see a man between acts. Furst Knight replies that nothing is visible during the acts, prompting playful banter about sight and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Furst Knight
Furst Knight
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W. D. Kershaw
Hogan's
York Street
Tribune
J. ¥. Schiffer
Judge Tarvin
Covington News
Mendenhall’s
Scott Street
Grand Central Building Association
Schiffer
Tarvin
Shiffer
Boske
Kentucky Court of Appeals
W. C. T. U. Convention
C. I
Mrs. Fries
St. John’s P. E. Church
Dinmore Park
Edo
John W. Duerstock
Garrard Avenue
Gerttwn Shooting Club
Lookout House
Front Street
Licking River
Sanford & C
A. V. Sizemore
First Baptist Body
Willsap¢ak
Will White
Aance
Grant's End
Hickey
Otto Yer
Buffington
Margaret Sarden
Erlanger
Ed Meyers
Elizabeth Qualbrink
Bister Dolorosa
Mary Niebausé
Perry Street
Pence
Ada Gill
George Seale
Doc Parsons
Ben
Reuben
Seeley Amberger
Barr
Marshal Compton
la Salette
Sterritt Avenue
General Building Association
Corona F. Perking
Holmesdale
T. K. Poage
Fred Weiner
Crescent Springs
Fred Shepard
East Eighteenth Street
BE. Wills
C. G. Wasson
BE. J. Green
Hallam & Green
Green
Independence
Judge Shine
Garry Richardson
Thos. Manwaring
J. T. Earle
George Robert
A. 5. Felton
Phil Horton
Latonia
Reig of Terror
Millcreek Valley
Bellevue
U.S
Cernany
Saron von Buelow
Buelow
Frederick
Palestine
Constantinople
National Socialists
Reusing
Dr. Fischer
Bonn
Fischer
Vanderhide Colts
Vogel von Falckenstein
Greifswald University
Deutsche Revu
Klein
Steve
Klein Southwest Cor
Fifth and Elm
Flag
Western League
Marvin Hawley
W.lp
Minneapolis
Minn
Rettger
Millers
Lally
Reilly
Milwaukee
Wright
Ritter
Spear
Omaha
Thomas
Detroit
Wadsworth
Interstate League Meeting
Fairview Alleys
Northern St
Sp. M
Bachman
F. Westhoff
T. Westhoff
W. Williams
Limmer
Sesdsseaceoe
San Marco
Ly St
Sp. M.S Niehoff
Adan Enb Ener Eennenee
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Daiker Ene Cciesictes Reessens Sawes
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Cressessessess
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Csessseesseeesecsesceese
T. St Sp. M. S. San Marco
Cenk Ene Et Enewantee
Ddiseocdudee
Flueger
Kluesener
Ry Wagner
Eeeesesevvae Versereses
Northern
Ty St. Sp
Abe
Wiliams
H. L. T. Club
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