Zoo Concerts Draw Largest Ragtime Audience Yet
John R. Rogers features in amusement world notes as Signor Liberati headlines the Wednesday rag-time concert at the zoo. A floral tribute and white scarf from Syrian Temple honored Liberati after the show. Tonight offers Cleopatra Vicini singing Holy City and a duet by Cras and Damm with Liberati performing Paganini’s Carnival on cornet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor Liberati
the Zoo
Syrian Temple
Mystic Shrine
Cleopatra Vicini
A. Damm
Paganini
Miss. Valdes
Mons. Begue
Yours Merrily John R. Rogers To Spend Month Here
John R. Rogers will visit his old home shortly and be greeted by admirers and friends. He is resting at River Crest Astoria L I in good health and good spirits. His sister Mrs Harry Kline looks forward to his homecoming with pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
River Crest
Astoria
L. I
Harry Kline
Special acts at Chester Park promise rare shows next week
Chester Park offers a two act lake program with a vaudeville bill and concerts by the Tuxedo Ladies Band. Davenport performs on a high wire from grandstand to a telegraph pole and Prof Oldrieve walks on water with new shoes. The vaudeville lineup includes Reid and Gilbert DeMora and Gracetta Sig Maceo and trained dog Chicago Aggie Behler and Waddell the juggler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Tuxedo Ladies
Davenport
Martin
Prof. C. 8
Oldrieve
Prof
Hudson River
Reid
Gilbert
DeMora
Gracetta
Sig. Maceo
Chicago
Aggie Behler
Waddell
Juggler
Gymnasts at Coney for Cincinnati Turngemeinde Festival
Cincinnati Turngemeinde plans its annual summer gymnastic festival at Coney Island next Sunday with a 1000 strong parade from Walnut Street at 10 am. Over 500 participants will perform in new Turner exercises and a big afternoon baseball game pits the Cincinnati Turngemeinde nine against the Corryville Pleasure Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Turngemeinde
Coney Island
Cincinnatiurngemeinde
Turners
Upper Walnut Street
Vine Street
Coney
Cincinnati Turngemeinde Nine
Corryville Pleasure Club
Coney Island Grounds Open for Sunday Baseball Games
Coney Island management invites baseball clubs to use the resort diamond for Sunday games. Clubs may secure the refurbished grounds by calling the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Lively Mix-Up At Fifth And Vine Streets
A near 1 am melee at the southeast corner of Fifth and Vine drew a crowd waiting for night owl cars. Harlow of 2318 Kenton street, a former bellboy, lay on the sidewalk with a gash on the forehead after jostling the crowd. William Springmeier, of Spring and Abigail streets, also injured, bore an eye injury from the fracas. Springmeier arrived amid the melee and threw a punch. Harlow was taken to City Hospital by Patrol 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth and Vine Streets
Harlow
Kenton Street
William Springmeier
Spring
Abigail Streets
Springmeier
City Hospital
Cincinnati Southern Train Wreck Near Cave Springs
The Cincinnati Southern local passenger train No. 5 striking an obstruction near Cave Springs derailed the engine and one coach. Engineer Frank Finch and Fireman Pay of Somerset, Kentucky, were killed. Four passengers injured, none seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cincinnati Southern
Oakdale
Cave Springs
Frank Finch
Pay
Somerset
Death of John Leen Found at His Shop on Giffen Street
John Leen a 70 year old carpenter was found dead in his shop at 5 Giffen street by James Robinson at 8 last night. He lived alone and had relatives in town. The coroner was notified and the body removed to Morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leen
Giffen Street
James Robinson
Notiff
River Departures and Advertised Schedules for Key Cities
The River lists today's departures from Pittsburg and other posts with ships such as Loyam Pomeroy H M Stanley Helen M Gould Maysville Chile M Wells Madison Lizzie Picsany City of Cincinnati Louisville Vicksburg and the Sunshine. Advertised departures include Queen City Tacoma and City of Aeders with timings and days in early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyam
Pomeroy
H. M. Stanley
Portsmouth
Helen M. Gould
Maysville
Chile
M. P. Wells
Madison
Lizzin. Bay
Ccity
Cincinnati
Louisville
Vicksburg
Sunshine
Pittsburg
Queen City
Indiana
Pcdday
Pomeroy Maysville
Tacoma
Solty
Yaturday
Eenday
River stage near Cincinnati falls after 24 hours
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 12.8 feet at 6 p m yesterday and was dropping, after a 9 foot decline over the last twenty four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Barges Pass Rising Sun dike amid midday tow operations
Relief, Fallie and Cruiser guided two of 46 barges through the Rising Sun dike at noon while others moved in groups of three due to a sunken barge of rails. The Val P Collins arrived with the J B Lewis tow of 19 pieces. Gertrude from Morgantown trade cleared at 9 am. The Idler to be inspected. Venus with timber raft downstream to Louisville. Eight packets scheduled to depart later including Keys State, My pterney, Helen M Good and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McLaughlin
Val P. Collins
J. B. Lewis
Proctorville
Gertrude
Morgantown
Eleanor Carrel
Herculey
Pate
Spring Grove
Fern and
Cameron
Segel
Cincinnati
Venus
Louisville
Keys State
Pittsburg
My Pterney
Pomeroy
Helen M. Good
Portsmouth
Tacoma
Maysville
M. P. Wells
Chile
Lizzie Bay
Madison
City of Cincinnati
The
Sunshine
Vicksburg
River Conditions and Arrivals Across River Ports
Special despatch lists river levels at Warren Brownsville Greensboro Pittsburg Wheeling Marietta Huntington Pt Pleasant Hinton Kanawha Falls Charleston Catlettsburg Louisville Evansville Paducah Cairo St Louis Memphis and more with notes on departures, arrivals, and the moving of vessels. The report records rising and falling gauges, clear or cloudy weather, and occasional theater in tow, including the Swallow Merkel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Warren
Brownsville
Greensboro
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Sewickley
Queen City
Florence
Charleston
Bessie Smith
Ben’ Hur
Parkersburg
Huntington
Arena
P.m
Keystone State
Virginia
Henry M. Stanley
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
River
Catlettsburg
Ohio River
Swallow Merkel
Stanley
F. Agnew
Portsmouth
Maysville
Louisville
Beaver
Conway
L. A. Spindle
Georgie Moses
Robert E. Lee
Memphis
St. Louis
Evansville
Joe E Ve
Wabash
Mt. Carmel
Paducah
Dick Fowler
Cairo
Joe Fowler
Ain
J. T. Fly
Cumberland River
Clyde
Tha
Pagaqusee River
H. W. Buttorff
Clarksville
Nashville
St. S
Clear O Pleasant
Clifton
Foanene
John G. D
Corps of Engineers
Tennessee River
Muscle Shoals
Calhoun
Avalon
Steamer Liberty Sale Passes to John Hansler for 4400
This morning the Liberty arrived from Cincinnati with 2317 packages for this place and later returned with 25 bales of cotton and a large cargo of sundries and passengers. The steamer Liberty title, amid recent litigation, was awarded to John Hansler for 4400 by the United States District Court. Marshal Thomas H. Baker delivered the bill of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Liberty
John Hansler
United States District Court
Thomas H. Baker
Hansler
Weather Report for Cincinnati Area June 4 1902
Fair weather east of the Mississippi. partly cloudy west with falling barometer. Unsettled thunderstorm activity inland and heavy rains in Missouri. High pressure north of Lake Superior. cooler winds over the lakes and Ohio Valley. Cincinnati weather bureau report notes temperatures and precipitation for June 4 1902 with rain amounts and sky conditions observed through 8 p.m. local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Cincinnati
Missouri
Lake Superior
Lakes
Ohio Valley
United Nerges Weather Bureau
Hum
Wie
N.W
Cincinna Iyscess
Atlantic region weather outlook from Ohio to Kentucky
Ohio shows partly cloudy skies with a threat of thunder showers tonight or Friday and cooler air in the south portion. West Virginia trend fair on Thursday with probable showers Friday. Indiana expects showers and thunderstorms Thursday into Friday with cooler air in the extreme north and fresh north to east winds. Kentucky experiences showers and thunderstorms with cooler conditions Thursday and Friday, with possible showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
England to Keep Grain Tax Amid War Demobilization
Sir Michael Hicks Beach outlined the budget needs stating 40 million pounds is for war termination efforts in South Africa. He confirmed grain taxes will remain unchanged and urged resuming the sinking fund to restore national credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Michael Hicks-Beach
South Africa
Baer vows no concessions in strike no arbitration
A Philadelphia & Reading representative says President Baer told him there would be no concessions or arbitration to end the strike. The strike leadership for Morgan interests is to be defeated unconditionally, with Baer in sole control of strategy to win a total victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Baer
Philadelphia & Reading
Melbourne yearlings fail to bring big prices at sale
At Sheepshead Bay on June 4, thirty two Melbourne stud yearlings were offered with only six selling above 600 dollars. Notable prices included Ally at 1000 dollars and St Jolly at 1300 dollars, while others fell short. Breeders delivering few high bids amid subdued market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Melbourne
Sheepshead Bay
St. Ge—Champ
St. Georg Omean
P. McCarren
Br. c
Vic
R. W. Walden
Ch. c
Imp. Nagnes
Middlemarch
P. J. Dwyer
Inspection of Troops Follows Parade Review at Fort Thomas
Colonel Garlington, Inspector General for the Department of the Lakes, reviewed a regimental parade before inspecting the troops. Guard mount was delayed until 1 30 PM. Major Paulding returned from a seven day leave with his family from Middleton Connecticut. Lt F E Smith of Company A received a sixty day leave. Chaplain Nave left Tuesday for Lincoln Nebraska for a two month absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garlington
Department of the Lakes
Paulding
Middleton
Conn
F. E. Smith
Nave
Lincoln
Neb
Voting Machine Firm Joins Dover Developments
Among the concerns here today was the International Vote Machine Company of Cincinnati to manufacture and sell voting machines. Capital stock listed at 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voting Company
Commercial Tribune
Dover
Del
Corhonies
Estimating Contest Offers 1,490 Prize Chances
The notice explains a $34,000 Estimating Contest where you and nine friends each contribute an estimate. Each participant gains ten chances to win any prize, totaling 14,900 opportunities to claim a portion of the $34,000.
Newport Water Works Reports Damage From May Storm
At a Newport board meeting Superintendent Glazier reported reservoir grounds and slopes damaged by the May 20 storm and bridge piers undermined by flood. A woman, Mrs. J C Adams of 114 East Fifth Street, was found in the smaller basin on May 7 but was not drained after coroner’s note. May water use totaled 59 033 000 gallons. daily average 1 904 300. A minimum meter rate of six dollars per year was recommended and referred to the City Attorney. about 260 small users would be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Water Works
Trustees of
Newport
Glazier
J. C. Adams
East Fifth Street
Higgins
Charge Dropped in Bank Indictment Case
An indictment against Cashier E. P. Remme of the German National Bank of Newport will be nolled after an investigation by United States Bank Examiner O. P. Tucker. The probe followed a Frank Brown style shortage, with Remme accused of complicity in Brown's loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Newport
E. P. Remime
Brown
United, States
O. P. Tucker
Remme
Cker
John B. Taylor
Remmie
Open Library Preparations Ahead of June 25 Opening
Newport Public Library trustees authorize librarian Miss Lucy Remme to call in all books next Saturday for re shelving ahead of the new library opening on June 25. Carnegie Hall completion nears as opera chairs are to be installed. seats ship June 9 and arrive in time for final placement before opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
The
Public Library of
Newport
Lucy Remme
Carnegie Hall
Bessie Strub Sues for Divorce in Newport Circuit Court
Bessie Strub filed suit in the Newport Circuit Court for divorce from Edward Strub alleging drunkenness and failure to provide. Attorney H. C. Dumont represents the plaintiff. Fireman Joseph Maus of the One's Engine House will be in Dayton for real estate matters, with Ben Graham substituting in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Strub
Newport
Edward Strub
H. C. Dumont
Joseph Maus
One’s Engine House
Dayton, O
Ben Graham
Court sales underway at Newport courthouse auctions
Master Commissioner Otto Wolff conducted sheriff style auctions under Campbell Circuit Court orders in Newport. Properties included Julia Holland’s Lot 718 in Buena Vista sold for 1575, several Dayton Kentucky parcels, a 25 by 100 foot lot in Newport to Albert Sauer for 2000, and other parcels in Bellevue and Cold Spring with winners named and prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wolff
Campbell Circuit Court
Newport
Julia Holland
George M. Holland
Buena Vista
City of Dayton
Maria Thompson
Dayton
Rosa Sauer
Joseph Sauer
Washington Avenue
Albert Sauer
Samuel K. Wells
Citizens’ Loan and Building Association
Goose Yg Dunphry
Charles FP. Ellerhorst
Harris
Bellevue
Fairfield Avenue
Walter Forster
H. H. Berry
Annie L
John J. Brooke
Kate P. Avant
Monmouth
Eighth Streets
Dayton Street
Seventh
Eighth
George Keller
O. P. Tucker
Lena Cromer
Cold Spring
Ironton Doctor Weds Newport Beauty in East Fourth Street Home
Dr. Wilson Lynd of Ironton Ohio and Miss Clara Weist of Newport were married at the bride’s East Fourth Street residence. Rev. Robert Harris officiated, with a wedding supper following. The couple will travel east then make Ironton their future home. Weist, daughter of the late Henry Weist, inherits a fortune but was disinherited for refusing to wed a Cincinnati brewer’s son. Mrs Lynd plans to contest the will. she has two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Lynd
Ironton, O
Clara Weist
Newport
East Fourth Street
Robert Harris
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Ironton. O
Henry Weist
Cincinnati
Dr. Lynd
Walter Beaver Weds Nellie McCarty At Immaculate Conception
Walter Beaver and Miss Nellie McCarty were married yesterday morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Nuptial high mass was celebrated by Rev. Mather McNerney with a brother and sister of the groom as attendants. After the ceremony the couple left for New York for their honeymoon and will establish their home in Xenia, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Beaver
Nellie McCarty
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Mather McNerney
New York
Xenia
Funeral for William Parks Veteran Bricklayer Dies in Dayton
The funeral for William Parks aged 73, a veteran bricklayer and soldier, who died at Speers Hospital Dayton last Monday, was held yesterday at taps institution. The body was prepared at tz's undertaking in Newport then taken to Alexandria for burial. Pallbearers were John Hagerty James McClure Squire Frank Woodard and Bernard Culbertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parks
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Taps Institution
Ae Ve Gircimnatt
Ewport
Undertaking Establishment
Newport
Alexandria
John Hagerty
James McClure
Frank Woodard
Bernard Culbertson
Newport Couples Tie The Knot In Local Nuptials
William Taylor and Lulu Loehr of Newport wed last night at the bride’s parents residence on Thirteenth Street with a reception to follow. Other couples listed include John Mayer and Maggie Hauck of Harry Herweh and Annie Herron of Newport, John Martin age 22 and Sadie Jones age 21 of Cincinnati married by Squire Donelan, and Le Bridges of Covington with Lizzie E. Gosney of Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taylor
Lulu Loehr
Newport
Ams Thirteenth Street
John Mayer
Maggie Hauck
Harry Herweh
Annie Herron
John Martin
Sadie Jones
Cincinnati
Squire Donelan
le Bridges
Covington
Lizzie E. Gosney
Newport Realty Transfers Record of Bellevue Properties
Joseph Westkamper and wife transfer to Henry Stein a 30 by 100 foot lot on Foote Avenue between Poplar and Center in Bellevue for 1350 dollars. Henry Rausick and wife transfer to Albert G Fetch a 3 by 189 foot lot on Isabella Street south of Liberty. Thomas B Moore and wife transfer to Anton Detzely a lot on Lindsey Street north side between Isabella and Patterson by 100 feet for one dollar and other considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Realty
Joseph Westkamper
Henry Stein
Foote’ Avenue
Poplar
Center Streets
Bellevue
Henry Rausick
Albert G. Fetch
Isabella Street
Liberty
Thomas B. Moore
Anton Detzely Tot
Lindsey Street
Isabella and
Patterson
Unsound Mind Declarations In Local Residents
Henry Heise 75 a German native living on Sixth Street between Saratoga and Washington declared of unsound mind from head injuries suffered years ago. Minnie Kerber 37 of East Ninth Street deemed of unsound mind due to domestic trouble. Katherine Noferi 38 confined at Speers Hospital Dayton Ky found to be of unsound mind with locomotor ataxia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heise
Germany
Sixth Street
Saratoga
Washington Avenue
Minnie Kerber
East Ninth Street
Katherine Noferi
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Aioe
Fragmentary Text Item From Historical Page
Readable fragments mention amendments and officials but lack clear event details or names. This brief item notes a legal or legislative context with sparse names and vague references to a committee or captain. No concrete actions or outcomes are stated in the readable text.
Negro cut J. J. Gillespie in Cincinnati car attack
David Bogy, colored, labeled as the assailant, cut J. J. Gillespie on the hand near the State street car barn after a dispute over fare on the Madison Avenue line. Bogy fled, was captured by patrols, and later jailed for a hearing before Judge Pence. Gillespie received six stitches at Dr. Murnan’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Madison Avenue
David Bogy
George Street
Cincinnati
J. J. Gillespie
McCoy Avenue
Bogg
Cohen and Bailey
Arcade
Feighey
Covington
Milldale
James Bagby
Gillespie
Court Dispute Over Contempt Rule Involves Texas & Louisiana Oil
In the Ames vs Texas & Louisiana Oil Co case the court heard contempt rule arguments as defendants claim no summons were served and the company’s main offices lie in Cincinnati outside Kenton Circuit jurisdiction. The Keefer receiver order was set aside. Other actions include Goebel v Nienaber with a $1300 verdict, Artrup et al v Thomas upholding Bentham will, Mullenkamp v Overman & Schroder damages for finger loss, and H E Wherey v City of Covington damages case underway on Seventh Street grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Y. Ames
Texas & Louisiana Oil Company
J. H. Mersman
John C. Droege
Concern
Cincinnati
Kenton
George M. Keefer
Arthur Goebel
Marie Nienaber
Keziah Artrup
H. C. Thomas
Effamiah Benthan
Jennie Mullenkamp
Man Falls From Tannery Roof In Covington
Anthony Knust a tanner of 193 West Twelfth street fell from the roof of L H Deglow tannery 387 Pike street Tuesday evening. He suffered likely a fractured skull and remains unconscious after a 35 foot fall while painting the roof. The Business Men's Club elected a Regular ticket at the semi annual election at the K of P Hall Madison avenue with officers including President John W Bryant and others and held an elaborate banquet. Eugene Zimmerman trustee to Covington Trust Company purchased two lots for 1200 dollars. The case of William Fox charged with cutting to kill King Devis was referred to the grand jury. The Kenton and Campbell Counties K of P district meeting will be held next Tuesday night at Castle Hall. Burglars stole goods valued at 25 dollars from Mersman hardware in Latonia. County Judge Stevens Gus Menninger and Squire Durain left to protest state property tax increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Knust
West Twelfth Street
L. H. Deglow
Pike Street
K. of P. Hall
Madison Avenue
John W. Bryant
John R. Coppin
John R. Bullock
John H. Dorsel
William Fox
King Devis
K. of P
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Castle Hall
Republican Appellate Committee Announces County Delegate Totals
Richard P. Ernst, chairman, reports apportionment of delegates by county with Boone eight, Bracken five, Campbell fifty six, Carter two, Fleming twenty one, Grant fifteen, Greenup twenty, Harrison eighteen, Kenton sixty six, Lewis twenty three, Mason missing, Nicholas thirteen, Pendleton sixteen, Robertson five, Rowan nine. Delegates to be chosen on Saturday June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Ernst
Republican Appellate Committee
Boone
Bracken
Campbell
Carter
Fleming
Grant
Greenup
Harrison
Kenton
Lewis
Mason
Nicholas
Pendleton
Robertson
Rowan
Kentcounty Couples Feed and Marry in Local Events
Charles P Lang aged 4 and Theresa Katie Hampel aged 32 both of Kentounty were fed last evening by Dr Gilbert Schmidt. The bridegroom is secretary treasurer of Covington Brewing Company. Fred Sellers 21 and Mamie Shear 22 both of Cincinnati married yesterday by Squire Baker. Edward Nieburger 25 and Bertha Frost 22 both of West Covington married yesterday afternoon by Rev Father Clermont at St Ann Church West Covington. H W Robinson 38 and Mary Jergen 20 both of Constance Boone County were
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P- Lang
Theresa Katie Hampel
Kentounty
Gilbert Schmidt
Covington Brewing Company
Fred Sellers
Mamie Shear
Cincinnati
Squire Baker
Edward Nieburger
Bertha Frost
West Covington
Father Clermont
St. Ann Church
H. W. Robinson
Mary Jergen
Constance
Boone County
Peruna touted as cure for catarrh by Dr Hartman
Medical examiner Miss Blanch Grey of Memphis and Mrs X Schneider of Chicago endorse Peruna for catarrh. The ad claims Peruna is a systemic cure with no substitutes and offers a free book and direct advice from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanch Grey
Alabama Street
Memphis
Tenn
Miss. Blanch Grey
X. Schneider
Chicago
Ill
Peruna
Hartman
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Covington Couples Wed As City Notices Record Marriages
Marriage notices include B G Anderson and Anna Hagensker both of Covington wed by Rev J S Blackburn. C H Adams of Warren Indiana and Rebecca Ridenour of Centerville Indiana wed by Judge H P Stephens. Earle Sandford and Laura Stein of Covington obtain license by consent of the bride's father and wed by Rev Gilbert Schmidt. Property transfers note James Bullock to George M Abbott of land on Main street for 8575 dollars and Agnes B Hamilton to R L Crigler at Fifth and Greenup for 8800 dollars. Frank Nobel to Louis Nobel parcels in South Covington Land Company near Latonia for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McNeal
Covington
B. G. Anderson
Anna Hagenseker
J. S. Blackburn
C. H. Adams
Warren
Ind
Rebecca Ridenour
Centerville
H. P. Stephens
Earle Sandford
Laura Stein
William Stein
Gilbert Schmidt
James Bullock
George M. Abbott
Main Street
Pike Street
Agnes 8
R. L. Hamilton
R. L
J. L. Crigler
Fifth
Greenup Streets
Frank Nobel
Louis Nobel
Covington Land Company
Latonia
Court of Appeals Reverses City Damage Awards
The Court of Appeals in Frankfort reversed Ken ton Circuit Court rulings against the city in two damage suits. William Manwaring, awarded 523 dollars for a sidewalk hole injury, and Emma Asmann, about 500 dollars for a sprained ankle from a Fourth Street sidewalk hole. The reversal orders peremptory instructions to find for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Frankfort
Kenton Circuit Court
William Manwaring
Emma Asmann
Fourth Street
Will Moseby Trial Opens in Hawkins Murder Case
Will Moseby colored stands trial in Lexington for complicity in the Hawkins murder near Christmas. Hawkins, a merchant and church man, was found dying from bruises and a gunshot wound on Second Street. Pinkerton detective cites a confessed murder plot implicating Bert Axline and Jim Ratcliffe. revolver owned by Moseby. Detective Wilkerson and novelist Elizabeth Kinkead testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Will Moseby
J. N. Hawkins
Hawkins
Second Street
Pinkerton
Moseby
Bert Axline
Jim Ratcliffe
Broadway
Axline
Ratcliffe
William Wilkerson
Elizabeth Kinkead
Delegations En Route to Shiloh National Park
A 59 member group from Ohio and Indiana traveled by steamer City of Memphis to attend the June 7 dedication of Ohio and Indiana monuments at Shiloh Battlefield. Ohio leaders included Judge Pugh and Senator John Mitchell. Indiana figures included Thomas B. Wood and Nicholas Ensley. Governor Nash could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Turner
N. R. Park
John Mitchell
Indiana
Thomas B. Wood
Franklin
Nicholas Ensley
Indianapolis
George E. Gardner
Bluffton
R. M. Hutchins
Columbus
James S. Wright
Lockport
Bellevue Pastor to Remain at Bellevue Dayton Church
The report that Rev J B Jones would resign was denied. He cited his wife's ill health and considered moving south, but a change for the better allows him to stay. The congregation appreciates his work and urged him to remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Jones
Bellevue-Dayton
Dayton Knights of Pythias finalize plans for Sunday service
The Knights of Pythias completed arrangements for their annual memorial services to be held next Sunday. The High School Alumni Association will host a reception for this year's graduating class at the homes of Misses Hattie and Fiora Lyons on Friday evening June 13. Officers re elected at the association's annual election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
High School Alumni Association
Hattie
Fiora Lyons
Judge Rees to Rule on Habitual Criminal Act Repeal
In Columbus Ohio Judge Badger Jae Rees will hear a test case involving Charles Klein one of twenty six habitual criminals held in the penitentiary The decision will determine if the repeal of the habitual criminal act applies to current inmates and affects their cases
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Badger Jae Rees
Triat
Charles Klein
Medical Examiner Endorses Peruna Remedy
R Lewell yn Jordan a Medical Examiner of the U S Treasury describes Peruna as curative stating a month of use revived his health after months of suffering and urges fellow sufferers to try the remedy. He notes Peruna stimulates nerve centers and mucous membranes leading to catarrh relief and permanent cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Llewellyn Jordan
U.S. Treasury Department
Columbia College
West Point
Peruna
Strikers and police clash in mass Fifth Avenue riot
A long day of fighting ends with police breaking a Fifth Avenue blockade at Madison Street. Dozens are injured including Edward Schiman Carrie Schownard Gus Billings John Monahan M. H. Sheppard Captain George W. Shippy William Granger C. B. Boyeston John Johnson Charles Wright and others. The mob answers with bricks bottles and horseshoes as shots ring out. The Department Store Delivery Drivers Union settlement ends the strike with wage gains and union shop protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Madison Street
Edward Schiman
Swift & Co
Carrie Schownard
Gus Billings
Harrison Street
Albert Wagner
John Monahan
Harrison and
State Streets
M. H. Sheppard
George W. Shippy
South Chicago
Adams Street
William Granger
Fifth, Avenue
Jackson Boulevard
C. B. Boyeston
Justine Street
John Johnson
Charles Wright
E. L. Lewis
Schwartzschild & Sulzberger
J. Bowell
Mind Off Costs with Commercial Tribune Subscriptions
Readers are urged to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate to remove the worry of recurring thoughts about expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Maritime Telegrams: June 4 Shipping Movements Worldwide
On June 4 ships either arrived or sailed across major ports. La Savoie departed New York for Havre, Statendam reached New York via Boulogne Sur Mer, The Philadelphia arrived at New York, Mathilda arrived Tacoma via Callao and Montevideo, Horda arrived Tacoma via Coronel, Majestia sailed to Liverpool and St Paul, Zealand, Antwerp, Queenstown ports noted, Ivernia reached Boston for Liverpool, Numiion Miami? Montreal to Liverpool, Anchoring New York, Oceanic arrival at New York, Aynland Philadelphia Teutonia sailed New York, KaisER Wilhelms der Grosse sailed from Bremen to New York via Cherbourg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizard
la Savoie
New York
Havre
Rotterdam
Statendam
Boulogne Sur Mer
Southampton
Philadelphia
Antwerp
Mathilda
Tacoma
Callao
Montevideo
St. Vincent
C. V
Bristol
Horda
Coronel
Majestia
Liverpool
St.Paul
Zealand
Queenstown
Iverenia
Boston
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Unique Floral Range Design At Louis Kruckemeyer Store
A life sized gas range display in the Race street store of Louis Kruckemeyer features a nickel finished valves set in white with the stove body crafted from rich dark brown wax leaves. The show window design draws much attention and is noted to have been costly.
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Louis Kruckemeyer
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Refreshing ice cream soda at Joffee's
Patrons enjoy a cool treat at Joffee's as ceiling fans whirl above the soda counter. The shop offers a refreshing mix of ice cream sodas in a casual dining setting.
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