Harness horse entries fill stable area at arena show
The report lists American and New York entrants for a harness horse event with many horses from executives like CW Watson of Ball, Wetherbee of New York, Julian Morris of Virginia, and prominent patrons H Stotesbury, A G Vanderbilt, and Walter Winans. The arena receives careful decoration with flowers and turf tracks laid nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer
William
New York
Wier
Watson
Ball
Wetherbee
Julian Morris
Virginia
H. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
A. G. Vanderbilt
Walter Winans
Miller Buys Mackey Stud for Polo Team
Frank J Mackey of Chicago sold his twenty three polo ponies to Captain Miller the Hurlingham player. The sale came as Meadowbrook prep to defend the American polo cup on June 23. Mackey retains no ponies for international matches and plans to retire polo temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowblack
Ndon
Frank J. “Mackey
Hicago
Miller
Hurlingham
Meadowbrough
Mr. Mackey
En . Mackey
Meadowbrook
Mr.Mackey
President of National League Fully Recovered in Oshkosh
Harry Pulham president of the National Baseball League recovered from a nervous breakdown after three weeks in Oshkosh. He went about little and rested for health, leaving Thursday for Chicago and then likely to New York. John P. Pulliam, his brother, confirms a full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosh
Wis
Harry, Pulpam
National Baseball League
Oshkosh
Chicago
John P. Pulliam
Pulliam
New York
Amorita Favored In Ber muda Power Boat Race
Final tests completed for six power boats set to start in Bermuda race tomorrow. Amorita owned by Dr. Will Baum of the Chicago Yacht Club widely tipped as favorite due to speed on smooth water and light winds forecast. The Crusader, sailed by veteran Captain Charles Barr, also draws strong interest with delegates from Chicago and Philadelphia yacht clubs attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muda
New York
Amorita
Wil L. Baum
Chicago Yacht Club
Crusader
Charles Barr
Chicago
Philadelphia
Manchester Cup Handicap Won by Cargill at One and a Half Miles
Cargill won the Manchester cup handicap race of 3,000 sovereigns for three year olds and up at one and a half miles. Rush Cutter finished second and Liscana third among sixteen starters. August Belmont's Norman NT and Fairplay I ran in the field. Icy Cup captured the 200 sovereighs vitality plate for two year olds over five furlongs with Tres Moutarde second and August Belmont's Amical third. Ten horses started.
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Manchester
England
Cargill
Rush Cutter
Liscana
Belmont
Norman NT
Fairplay
Pugilists Arrive From Europe In New York
Joe Jeannette the Negro heavyweight and Willie Lewis the New York middleweight arrived from Paris on the Lusitania. Jeannette said his Paris treatment was fair. Lewis reported several wins in Europe including a bout with Honey Mellody of Boston.
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New York
Joe Jeannette
Willie Lewis
Paris
Europe
Lusitania
Jeannette
Honey” Mellody
Boston
Mrs Topperwein Defeats Male Gun Club Members
Chicago report on June 4 states Mrs Ad Topperwein, a woman trap expert, joined a Chicago Gun Club squad and defeated the male members. She shot from 19 yards, 48 of 50, and from 16 yards, 50 of 50, totaling 98 of 100.
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Chicago
Ad Topperwein
Saturday Afternoon League Baseball Scores and Fixtures
Avondale faces Northside at Northside while College Hill visits Norwood and Pleasant Ridge battles Madisonville. Rockland Carey plays Ivorydale at Carthage as Umpires and scorers are assigned. The league adopts Spalding National League balls for next week.
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Avondale
Northside
College Hill
Norwood
Pleasant Ridge
Madisonville
Rockland-Carey
Ivorydale
Carbhage
Spalding
Yondale
Diehl
Tarbell
Wood
Mackie
Feye
Klopp
Selby
Clif Johnson
Hollis
Thau
Hessler
Ranson
Bell
Ridge
Donald
Nebraska Indians
Batesville
Ind
Doyle J
Wallace Gatch
White
McGinnis
Foster
Lockland-Carey
Carthage
Duke Williamson Alder
Lockland
Deat Bruce
Pool
Christman
Commercial Tribune
Enquirer
Care Sporting Duor
Vernon
Reds
Northernon
Indiana
Cordes
Schaaf
Chahee
North Vernon
Enquirers
Rendigs
Unclear OCR Entry From Samuel County Archive
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an individual named J. Taee and references to a street address. The text is incomplete and lacks identifiable events or dates to form a proper news item or public notice.
Riverside lineup sparks anticipation for tomorrow
The Riverside team announced in tomorrow’s lineup Jim McCoy at second base Shaefer at first base Cole at third Robins will pitch John McCoy catches Kortgardner plays left field Tee handles right field Heidacher covers center field with the order featuring key players across infield and outfield positions.
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Man Tearh
Riverside
Jim McOy
Shaefer
Cole
Robins
John McCoy
Kortgardner
Tee
Heidacher
Schmiesing Versus Fleischmanns In Queen City League Clash
The article details upcoming baseball games in Cincinnati key fixtures. Schmiesing faces Fleischmann at Manhattan park with Dacey and Spaulding's as contact points. Other matches include Miamisburg at Newport, Cathedral vs Mount Auburn at Hunt street, and Ivorydales versus Lockland Careys at Carthage fairgrounds.
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Rok
Uae
S. Freischmann
Man- Rattan Park
Pechiney
Martin
Christchurch
Brauer
Weigel
Cathedral
Mount Auburn
Hunt Street
Hagen
Gano
Miamisburg
Wiedemanns
Newport
Urs
Bréwery
Wiedemann Park
Mike Mitchell
Mike
Mayer
Burghers
Meyer
Zunkel
Vogel
Miamisburg Battery
Steiner
Binder
Doyle
Bentel
Wiedemann
All-Collegians
Schmiesing
Evanston, Jrs
Zeller
Spalding’s
Fleischmann
Manhattan Park
Newtown
Hewitt Avenue
Ivorydales
Lockland-Careys
Carthage Fairgrounds
Lockland-Carey
Cliax
Aue Wiedemann Park
Spauldng’s
Ratterman
Dacey
Schmiesings
Timme
Schmies Ing
Newtown Boys
Dublins
Nationals
Reading
Behr Defeats Barnes in New Jersey Match Play
In Montclair New Jersey June 4 dense fog and rain marked the second round of state championship match play Behr Morris county edged Mortimer Barnes Englewood 1 up after nineteen holes The close contest featured Behr taking the decisive extra hole to secure the victory over Barnes.
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Montclair
N. J
New Jersey
Max Behr
Morris County
Mortimer Barnes
Englewood
Behr
Barnes
OConnor Wins Match in Essex County Championship
Charles O'Connor of Essex county defeated A H Lockett of Englewood on the seventeenth hole. The afternoon draw for the championship set featured Smith versus Harrison and Lockett versus Connor.
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Charles O'Connor
Essex County
A. H. Lockett
Englewood
Smith
Harrison Hr
Connor
Glasgow Defeats Chickasha Indians in Low-Scoring Contest
Glasgow defeats the Chickasha Indians 2 to 0 in a fast game before about 1,000 fans in Glasgow Kentucky. Mike Dickinson pitched a three-hit shutout with 11 strikeouts while Grimes made a sensational catch in center field.
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Commercial Tribune
Glasgow
Chickasha Indians
Mike Dickinson
Jones
Poate
Grimes
Chicago National League Club Votes On Bonus Split
President Murphy has handed over a $10,000 bonus to the players. A special meeting at the West Side Ballpark will decide how the sum is divided among the Chicago club members as players determine.
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Charles Murphy
Chicago
National League
West Side Ballpark
Murphy
Weston at Lookout Pedestrian Appears in Fine Health
Edward Payson Weston, the veteran pedestrian, arrived at Lookout twenty seven miles west of Laramie at 8 30 this morning. He spent the night at Bosler fourteen miles west of Laramie and appeared in splendid health.
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Laramie
Wyo
Edward Payson Weston
Lookout
Bosler
Cook Elected Cornell Track Captain After Olympic Form
Edward T. Cook was chosen captain of the Cornell track team in Ithaca New York. The former American Olympic squad member cleared 12 feet 2 inches in pole vault during last summer’s championships.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Edward T. Cook
Cornell
Cook
Linwood Bowling Company Incorporation Details
The Linwood Bowling company was incorporated at Se yesterday with a capital stock of $2,500. Among those interested are R. K. Le Blond, J. A. LeBlond, C. J. McDiarmid, F. J. Presser, S. B. Watters and W. Wilkinson.
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Linwood Bowling Company
R. K. LeBlond
J. A. LeBlond
F. J. Presser
S. B. Watters
5. W. Wilkinson
Paducah Man Elected Dartmouth Track Captain
Earl Russell Palmer of Paducah Kentucky was elected captain of the Dartmouth track team for next year. He holds the New England intercollegiate record in the high jump and will lead the squad in upcoming seasons.
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Hanover
N. H
Earl Russell Palmer
Paducah
Dartmouth
Terre Haute Center Fielder Orth Collins Sold to Buffalo Club
Orth Collins, center fielder for Terre Haute Central league team for two years, was sold today to the Buffalo club of the Eastern league. Collins leaves tonight to join his Rochester, New York club.
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Terre Hauth
Ind
Orth Collins
Terre Haute
Buffalo Club
A Colling
Rochester
N. Y
Grand Opera Opens in Cincinnati with Madam Butterfly
Theeeere is a plan to present a series of major grand operas in Cincinnati at Chester Park beginning with Madam Butterfly and followed by Alda. A large sale of seats and many inquiries for season tickets are noted. The downtown box office is Smith and Nixon’s with matinee Sunday at 2. The company features Nat Goodwin and Harry Forbes, a forty-strong cast, and a full orchestra with elaborate production.
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Cincinnati
Chester
Puccini
Feet Heuer
Canna Hele
Smith& Nixon's
Mér
Nat. Goodwin
Molneine
Princi
Nat Goodwih
Harry Forbes
Season Passes Kerplunk at Coney Island River Park
The Coney Island offices report all summer season passes sold out, with two more season booklets planned. To meet demand for river boat rides and dancing, the company offers twenty five tickets for five dollars or twenty cents per ride. Tickets for one dollar today at Straus' grant river steamers rides and clubhouse dining credit.
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Coney Island
Straus
Fifth
Alnut
Walnut Street theater promises superior week by week bills
The Walnut Street theater has sustained uniform excellence since summer opening with a week slated to surpass previous shows. Featured acts begin Sunday afternoon and run through the week including the La Vigne Sisters singing and dancing, "Chinese" Johnny Leach, George Smedley as the "King of Strings," Tom Shea with acrobatic dances, and several new motion pictures.
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Walnut Street
la Vigne Sisters
Johnny Leach
George Smedley
Tom Shea
Gordon's Sunday Programme at Cumminsville Park
The rainy weather dampens outdoor amusements yet Gordon park shelters visitors. Band concerts vaudeville and new motion pictures entertain all week. Sunday's bill promises vaudeville excellence with moving pictures and special features at the Cumminsville resort.
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Gordon
Gordon Park
Cumminsville
John Weber Band Dominates Rainy Week at the Zoo
John Weber and his prize organization draw large, grateful crowds despite continuous rain. The group will remain at the Zoo for another week with fair weather expected to boost warmth and reception, as Paderewski of the cornet takes over next Sunday with his well-followed ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weber
Weber
Zoo
Garden
Mr. Weber
Rul
Paderewski
Lyric Theater Readies Five Cent Moving Pictures
The Lyric theater opens Monday at noon with a five cent moving picture show and illustrated songs. The International Projecta scope company has leased the house for the summer and will present its choicest films, changing them in quick succession.
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Moving Pictures
Lyric
International Projectascope Company
Chester free vaudeville bill features Rinaldo and acts
At the Chester free vaudeville show tomorrow manager Martin presents unusual acts headlined by Rinaldo the wandering violinist. The De Monicos trio and an aerial act perform, Harvey and Lee offer Hebrew parody, John Le Clair juggles, and illustrated songs plus new motion pictures debut under the trees on the plaza. The Chester band draws crowds as evening chairs fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Martin
Rinaldo
de Monicos
Seven Silver Circles
Harvey and Lee
Europe
John le Clair
Rts
Ies
Musical Comedy Opens at Lagoon This Summer
Vagoon marks a formal opening Sunday to begin the season at Lagoon with a new musical comedy. The production, presenting four shows in a varied lineup, features Free Shas Of Productions bringing original acts and semi offerings to the lake park for summer entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagoon
New York
Queen City Beach Preparations Amid Patchy Weather Outlook
Manager Kreger organizes preparations at Queen City Beach for pavilion and bathing facilities as vendors tidy rooms and sand. He works to lift spirits, hoping for sunny skies and better conditions for the seaside resort.
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Queen City Beach
Kreger
Farrar to Wed Parisian Baritone Scotti in June
Berlin dispatch reports American soprano Geraldine Farrar to marry Antonio Scotti the Parisian baritone in June. Paris notes Oscar Hammerstein has secured rights to Richard Strauss Feuersnoth and plans a double bill premiere with Salome on the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheik
Berlin
The
Temps
Geraldine Farrar
Paris
Antonio Scotti
Hammerstein
Strauss Opera
Oscar Hammerstein
Richard Strauss
Duce
Theatre and Transport News From London's Stage to Strikes
Recent reports include a street railway strike over smoking on duty and public sympathy for drivers. Miss Rose Stahl garners royal notice for The Chorus Lady in London with praise from the Duchess of Argyle. Coney Island season prints end, Chester and Colonel Martin cite press strikes. Edna Wallace Hopper debuts in The Harrigan Girl, Forty Five Minutes From Broadway enters fifth season, Maude Adams shines in What Every Woman Knows, and touring shows by Cohan Harris, Raymond Hitchcock, and George Evans head for August debuts.
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Spain
James Forbes
London
Rose Stahl
Miss Stahl
Duchess of Argyle
Edward
Hillclimb Set for June 26 Amid Preparations and Permits
The hill-climbing contest is scheduled for June 26 with Mount Ancient prepared by a local contractor. Automobile Club to issue entry blanks soon as plans progress and many contestants are expected. Val Duttenhofer Jr visited Warren County seeking permission. officials granted approval and praised Mount Andiewt. Arrangements for transportation and railroad access to accommodate thousands of spectators are being organized.
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Mount Ancient
Automobile Club
Val~ Duttenhofer
Warren County
Duttemhofer
Warren
Mount Andiewt
Police and Infantry Battle Ends In Tie At Fort Thomas
Weather cut the Fort Thomas nine inning game between Police and Infantry at nine to a stalemate. Wolf pitched well, Mike McShane made sharp plays in the field, and Sweeney delivered timely hits. Rain halted play in the ninth with the score tied.
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Wolf
Mike McShane
Sweeney
Police
Fort
Thomas Yesterda Weok
Aoe
Gillman
Saidions Tandasiin
Clarke
Cross Calls Off Fight with Leach Cross
New York June 4 Young Corbett accuses Leach Cross of cowardice after Cross injures hand on Young Erne and cancels the scheduled bout. Corbett now to meet Sammy Smith in a limited fight tonight with Smith considered a likely contender.
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New York
Young Corbett
Leach Cross
Cross
Young Erne
Ze Corbett
Corbett
Sammy, Smith
Smith
Tristate Phone Merger Proposal Emerges
Announcement outlines a plan to merge independent telephone firms across Virginia and beyond. Affected firms include Pitts and a venture backed by Eastern capitalists with a projected payment of 15 million dollars. The proposal envisions cross continental trunk lines and centralized control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charee S
Waterways Plan Faces Costly Opposition in Army View
Washington reports indicate army officials doubt the Mississippi to St Louis waterway plan justifies the high costs. Engineers' board expected to present findings to Congress by next week, and conclusions may affect funding for construction and maintenance.
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Washington
Army
Board.of Engineers
Sissippi
St. Lois
Congress
Undertakers to Meet in Cleveland Next Year
The Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association closed its convention with a brief business session. Cleveland was chosen as the site for next year’s meeting. Prof Carl L Barnes demonstrated the latest techniques in embalming at Eclectic Medical College. Delegates and their ladies enjoyed an escorted sightseeing tour and a dinner at the Zoo.
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Cleveland
Carl L. Barnes
the Eclectic Medical College
Zoo
Smoke alarm evacuation at Elm and Sixth building
Tenants in a four story flat at Sixth and Elm reported smoke last night. Firemen from Engine Company No. 38 found no fire in the building but did discover a can of waste burning in Miller Plating Works next door. This marks a second fire at Miller Plating within a month causing 8709 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth and Elm Streets
Engine Company No. 38
Miller Plating Works
Thief sought by detectives over Mount Aly burglary death
Chief of Detectives Crawford sent a photo of a Mount Aly burglar killed by Albert EXsberger to St. Louis authorities. They are asked to have Henry Sylvester, jailed for horse stealing, identify the dead man. Sylvester wore a coat stolen from 169 Vine street. the Mount Auburn burglar wore the matching trousers.
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Crawford
Albert Exsberger
Mount Alyburn
St. Louis
Henry Sylvester
Sylvester
J.N. Wolfstein
Vine Street
Mount Auburn
Three Diplomas Granted At St Bernard High School
At graduation exercises Miss Ella A. Rothe principal speaker on the topic Ideal in Education. Rothe, recently returned from abroad, contrasted foreign school systems. Ernst Manthey Jr. presented diplomas to Charles F. Heise Elsie Anna Wollung and Albert H. Leeker.
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St. Bernard High School
Ella A. Rothe
Students Give Programme At Avondale School Assembly
A large audience gathered in the University School at Avondale for the annual public speaking exercises. The program featured songs, recitations, duets, and a chorus with performances by Claire Mayer Eighthec, Marie Jones, Marie Kahn, Samuel Kuhn and others, drawing hearty applause.
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University School At
Avondale
Song of
Herve Riel
Ation Case
Mary Machaane
Marie Jones
The
Marie Kahn
Waterloo
Samuel Kuhn
Dedication Meeting Set for New Intermediate School
E W Wilkinson, principal, calls a Monday 8 o clock meeting in the school auditorium to gather profitable suggestions for the new Intermediate school dedication. Women are urged to attend as arrangements for their comfort are made, with the formal dedication planned for June 18 and a guest list expected.
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E. W. Wilkinson
Thaw Loses Appeal in State Asylum Case
A June ruling by the New York appellate division upholds a lower court decision in the Harry K Thaw insanity writ case. The case, arising from his confinement at Matteawan State Hospital, centers on a petition for habeas corpus and clarifies the appellate court’s stance on Thaw’s confinement.
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New Yorky
Harry K Thaw
State Asylum For the ‘Insane
Mattéawan Junder
Supreme Court
Brook
Eupr
Newport Safe Blowers Mystery Deepens
Government sleuths report no identification of the robbers. Detectives Sheeran and Morton say information points to an automobile used by the culprits. Neighbors saw a car near Kneepfle blacksmith shop on Front Street the day of the attempt but officials doubt the tip. The case remains unsolved and perhaps a mystery.
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Newport Police Department
Cleve
Sheeran
Morton
Kneepfle
Front Street
Despondent Man Ended Life Attempt With Corn Cure
Arthur Wahie, age unknown, drank an entire bottle of corn cure at his home on Tenth Orchard Street after a family quarrel. Dr Keeny treated him and revived him, with his condition said to be serious but improving tonight. Family says motive related to a recent reprimand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wahie
Orchard Streets
Ee Keeny
Wahle
Mémbepe
Mrs Pfaff Hart Taken With Severe Thigh Fracture
Mrs Frederick Pfaff sister in law of Cincinnati official is at Speers hospital in serious condition from a thigh fracture suffered two weeks earlier in a fall while visiting Newport. While leaving with her husband she tried to save a child from stairs at Newport home and fell to the bottom.
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Frederick Pfaff
Pfaff
Cincinnati
Speers Hospital
Newport
Harry White
Ninth
Monroe Streets
Campbell County Court Hears Damages Suit Over Fall
James Crombie sues Newport Rolling Mill Co for 5000 dollars claiming a platform collapse while carrying a heavy load caused permanent injuries. Trial in circuit court concluded without jury verdict expected to be reached next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crombie
Newport RoHing Mill Company
Newport News Notes On Eagles Initiation And Local Events
A large Newport area Eagle meeting initiated a substantial class, followed by banquet and speeches. Custer council Daughters of America named officers including Councilor Mrs Kohl and Captain Fred Moore. City officials plan a Joe Hooker Post march and memorial service at St Francis cemetery. Patrolman Venard is ill at home. Regular police and fire commissioners meeting was canceled due to absence of Republican members. John R Williams, veteran of the home on Columbia Street, was mentioned in passing.
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Newport Eerie
Custer Council
Daughters of America
Kohl
Volz
Elsie Dillon
Diltz
Fred Moore
Frances Bateswill
Krieger
Fred Koustmer
John R. Williams
Columbia Street
Veterans Plan Service for Memorial Day
Veterans of Neleton Post G A R and their friends will hold a memorial service tomorrow afternoon at the cemetery in Campbell county. The ceremony features W R C officers, a parade of speakers including commander, post chaplain, and oration by Rev George T O'Brien, with hymns and the Gettysburg address recited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephan'’s
Newport
Wi- Mam
Neleton
Tai Acheatad
Grate Win Beaie
Campbell
Wil Pring
Qui Etre
Kentucky Academy of Prayer and Ritual
Quartztie
Henrietta Sims
Lincoln
B. B. Hewetson
George T. O'Brien
Willson Increases Reward for DeMoss Capture
Kentucky Governor Willson responds to Campbell county citizens and Newport circuit court Judge Yungblut seeking a larger bounty for the man who shot Louis Filhardt of Melbourne. The initial $100 reward is raised to $250 after a telegraph confirmation following a lengthy phone discussion.
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Willson
Kentucky
Campbell County
Yungblut
Newport Circuit Court
John H. DeMoss
Louis Filhardt
Melbourne
Yungbiut
Newport Church Notes and Mill Reopening Announced
St Mark s English Lutheran Grace M E York Street Congregational Taylor Street M E East Third Street Central Christian ministers listed with morning and evening services across Newport churches. The Newport Rolling Mill posted notices that the entire plant will be in full operation Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's English Lutheran
H. W. Hanshue
General Synod
Jesus
Grace M. E
Joseph A. Chapman
God
York Street
F. E. Bigelow
Taylor Street
East Third Street
J. W. Crates
Our Friend
Central Christian
Charlies L. Garrison
Nad Ton
Newport Rolling Mill
Property Transfers in Newport Additions
May O Leary transfers to Patrick J Burke the fe. lot 193 in East Row Addition Newport. Elizabeth A Williams transfers to Dennis Murphy the lot 197 in Taylor's East Row Addition Newport. Charles Megerie transfers to Peter Bohart the part of lots 1 and 2 in Taylor's Heirs Addition Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May O'Leary
Patrick J. Burke
East Row
Newport
Elizabeth A. Williams
Dennis Murphy
Taylor
Charles Megerie
Peter Bohart
Taylor's Heirs
Covington Louisville Chosen for Next Year’s Meeting
The Kentucky State Funeral Directors association held sessions at Covington library auditorium naming Louisville for the 1910 convention. John Maas of Ayrsville and M J Costigan of Newport were nominated for the state embalmer board. The board examined twenty four candidates for certificates and W D Farley of the national association spoke. Officers elected include John Alligon president and James Gillison vice president with Guy Wells second vice president and Les Cunningham secretary treasurer and Thomas Keenan bar at arms. Morning prayers and a sermon followed the sessions at St Johns Episcopal.
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Kentucky State Funeral Directors’ Association
Covington Mbrary Auditorium
Louisville
State Board of
John Maas
Autsvillé
M .J. Costigan
Newport
Willson
State Board of Embalmers
W. D. Farlay
National Association
John Alligon
Covington
James Gillison
Owensboro
Guy Wells
Shelbyville
Les Cunningham
Bellevue
Bar
Thomas Keenan
Prisoner Breaks Jail in Erlanger After Sheriff Sleep
Lonnie Price, arrested at his father’s home in Erlanger for conduct, broke bars of his cell in Erlanger jail while the jailer slept. This marks the third escape from the jail within twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Price
Drlanger
Erlanger
Covington Church Notes Highlight Weekend Services
First Presbyterian Rev J L Blackburn preaches The Two Doors in the morning with a children's day service planned. Shinkle Methodist Rev John E Williams holds 11 am sermon Divine Government and prodigal's return. Scott Street M B South Rev J By Savage organizes 10:30 am children’s day exercises. Eleventh Street Church Rev G W Cratchfield to speak at 7:45 pm. First Christian Milo Atkinson conducts 11 am and 7:45 pm services with songs and an evening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
J. L. Blackburn
Shinkle Methodist
John E. Williams
Scott Street M. B
South
J. By Savage
G. W. Cratchfield
Eleventh Street
First Christian
Milo Atkinson
Wight
Democrats Agree to Recount All Ballots in Kenton Primary
The Kenton county Democratic executive committee met with Shelly Rouse presiding and voted for a recount of all votes cast in the recent primary for the 4 ticket. Ballot boxes will be opened and the count made from the ballots of the returns, with timing set by Chairman Rouse.
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Kenton County Democratic Executive Committee
Shelly Rouse
Rouse
Kenton Court Notes
Lutt to enjoin Covington from selling Fourth and Bakewell property over a tax assessment of 12000, seeking reduction to 6000. Hamilton & Co. filed the suit in circuit court. Bramigeé as committee for Kate M Sandford petitioned to increase alowance from late John Sandford estate. Mrs Mary Jane Stuart left 71 Maid Street property and all benefits to her husband Dr Edward Stuart. George Rowe awarded 200 against Banklick Turnpike Co. by jury after water overflow damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutt
Covington
Fourth
Bakewell Streets
Hamilton & Co
Benjamin” Bramiegeé
Kate M Sandford
John
Sandford
Benker
Eye saved after operation on Ridge Hy woman
Mrs. George C. Hays of Ridge Hy suffered a severe eye sting, making an operation seem unnecessary until Dr. Aufenwasser operated to preserve eyesight. Kunigunda Beck, 65, died at her Morgansville home Friday. John T. Tohermes, 74, father-in-law of Henry Heidel, died at his West Twenty-first Street home yesterday. The Kennett family reported their two-year-old daughter at 62 East Front Street got hold of something.
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George C. Hays
Ridge. Hy
Aufenwasser
Kunigunda Beck
Morgansville
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Kenton Court Notes
Covington News Notes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!