Police and Fire Commissioners Act On Local Violations
The Kentucky body disposed of old cases including the fight between William Boyd and Bart Connelly at Greenup Street Engine House. They warned Private Watchmen Hanes and Teipei to stop quarreling over beats or risk revocation. Officials target Fourth of July firecrackers and arrest anyone shooting before the holiday, plus c measures for bike lamps and reckless riding. Pedestrian danger from riders highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyd
Bart Connelly
Greenup Street
Hanes and
Teipei
Holtrup
Pieck
Court issues orders on estates and appraisers
An order in the County Court authorizes Robert Welling as executor of Louis Bruestle to manage the estate until further notice. D Feuss named administrator of Wilhelm Reumke’s poor with Charles Mahlman as surety. Gabe Davezac Charles Mahlman and William Steinkamp named appraisers. Fannie B. Lovell named administratrix of Howell Lovell’s estate with American Bonding and Trust Company as surety. Sidney Arthur Charles Davis and James Ernst named appraisers. Robert Wubbolding named administrator of B J Wubbolding’s estate with J H Hengehold as surety. Charles Gansepehl Leo Hengehold and Frank Remke named appraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Welling
Louis Bruestle
D. Feuss
Wilhelm Reumke
Chas. Mahlman
Gabe Davezac
Chas
Mahlnuin
Wm. Steinkamp
Fannie B. Lovell
Howell L
Property Transfers Record from Latonia and Vicinity
E. R. Webster transfers 44 by 100 feet on For est avenue near Butler street to Elizabeth Smyth for 2600 dollars. R. B. Wallace and wife deed Lots 115 and 121 in Robert Wallace subd to C. A. Baird and wife for 20 dollars. James W. Waters and wife sell Lots 702 and 708 in South Erlanger to Thomas Savage for 150 dollars. William Riechin and wife convey 60 by 125 feet on Southern avenue near Park avenue in Latonia to Katherine Kruse for 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Webster
Elizabeth Smyth
Forest Avenue
Butler Street
R. B. Wallace
C. A. Baird
Robert Walace
James W. Waters
Thomas Savage
Erlanger
William Riechin
Katherine Kruse
B.6
Cresap. & Haines
Silverton
Wood
Mary
Elizabeth’ S. Boylan
American Express Company
John A
Katie Jester
George J
Mathauer
Bernard H. “Burke
Bernardina Burke
Neave
Delhi
Samuel N. Maxwell
Louise C. Helffrich
William
Margaret Baltzar
Barbaca Symmes Township
John W. Hammitt
Hammitt
Wm. Hammitt
Eastern Avenue
Frederick E. Mackentepe
Julius
East Fourth
Wiliam Wv
George J. May
Richmond
Iy Pookie Swenuor
Don
Mentor
One Avenues
Evonptiog Sis
Humboldt
B. A. Co
Selwyn Mitchell
Peter Zinn
Goodman Street
Highland Avenue
Elizabeth Kenton Chapter Hosts D A R Meeting
Mrs John Wortham Hall presided over the Elizabeth Kenton Chapter D A R meeting with Mrs McLean delivering the secretary’s report highlighting the recent Colonial entertainment. Delegates to the State convention were elected: Hall Wolcott Nock McLean with alternates Miss Mary Savage Gibner E B Johnson and Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kenton
Helen McLean
John Wortham Hall
McLean
Hall
Wolcott
Nock
Mary Savage
Gibner
E. B. Johnson
Young
Suit Filed To Settle Moore Estate In Kenton Court
Attorney on behalf of multiple heirs filed suit in Kenton Circuit Court against Anna and Joseph Schubert for settlement of the Deborah B. Moore estate. The estate includes a double house on Eighth Street and a 200 acre farm on the Ohio River in Lewis County Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar H. Roetken
Thomas J. Moore
James Moore
Luella Fisher
George Fisher
Thos. E. Moore
Deborah Scharringhausen
Matilda Paswater
Thos. Reed
Kenton
Anna Schubert
Joseph Schubert
Deborah B. Moore
Eighth Street
Ohio River
Lewis County
Covington Couples Tie the Knot in Dual City Marriages
Marriage licenses issued yesterday to Lee R. Johnston 40 of Covington and Cora B. Langham 33 of Covington. They wed last night at St. Paul's German Protestant Church with Rev. Gilbert Schmidt. Also, Dr. C. B. Keeney of Ravenswood West Virginia and Evelyn Dudley Fisher of Covington married by Rev. H. J. Seaman at Fourth Street Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee R. Johnston
Cora B. Langham
Covington
Gilbert Schmidt
St. Paul's
C. B. Keeney
Ravenswood
W.va
Evelyn Dudley Fisher
H. J. Seaman
Fourth Street Christian Church
Adams Case Dismissed In Covington Court Settlement Reached
In Circuit Court yesterday David Adams withdrew his $5,000 claim against Covington City and the Board of Health over a placard on his house. Stewart and Heinrichs also saw the $5,000 suit dismissed as settled for water quality in a cistern on Heinrichs property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Adams
Covington
Board of Health
Adams
Stewart
Heinrichs
First Presbyterian Church to Host Three Evening Services
Three special services set for this week at the First Presbyterian Church prepare parishioners for Sabbath communion. Agnes Cain, who delighted listeners over a year ago, will sing tonight. Winston Coffman performs Thursday. Services begin promptly at 7 45 p m all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Agnes Cain
Winston Coffman
Judgments Awarded in Milldale and Covington Cases
Henry Luzader received a 15.50 judgment against John Mattern in the Circuit Court for injuries from an assault. Both residents of Milldale. George A. Taafe won a 100 judgment against the city of Covington for property damage from Sixteenth street grading. he sued for 1,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Luzader
John Mattern
Milldale
George A. Taafe
Covington
Sixteenth Street
Covington Home Plans September Lawn Fete for Children
The Covington Protestant Children's Home board plans a September lawn fete to raise funds. Mrs. Judge Tarvin will escort the children on a trolley ride to Lagoon next Saturday. Donations of money and berries are gratefully accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Robbery Near Arcade Street Reported in Greenup District
Mrs. Kate Hines of Greenup Street told police last night she was robbed of $2 by a colored man who snatched a handkerchief tied with the money as she passed the arcade between Second and Third streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Hines
Greenup Street
Oyosite
Second
Third Streets
Arcade
Indicted Citizens’ Election Fraud Trials Postponed
In the Circuit Court yesterday the cases against several well known citizens charged with election fraud were continued indefinitely. The Commonwealth was ready for trial but the defendants sought a continuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Hibernians Elect Officers in Covington for Coming Year
The Ancient Order of Hibernians met in Covington and elected officers for the ensuing year. Jude M. T. Shine of Covington was named President, James Coleman of Louisville Secretary, and John J. Howard of Louisville Treasurer. The next State meeting is planned for Louisville in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Covington
Jude M. T. Shine
James Coleman
Louisville
John J. Howard
Kenton County Democrats Convene for State Convention Delegates
The Democrats of Kenton County plan district conventions to choose delegates for the State convention in Louisville on June 14 and to select delegates for the National Democratic Convention in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Louisville
Kansas City
Call for Militia in St Louis as Strike Clashes Escalate
Fifty prominent citizens telegrammed Governor Stevens urging the militia be called to protect life and property in St Louis as the strike disorder grows. The governor said he would not mobilize until necessity is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Stevens
Schmidt and Lukens Wed at St Francis Church
John Schmidt and Miss Elizabeth Lukens married at 9 yesterday morning with Rev. Father Schmitt officiating at St Francis Church. The notice also states Ernest Doll and Miss Therese Belsch plan to wed June 27 and Mr W M Donaldson with daughter Minnie depart Thursday for New York and then Europe. The WCTU meets tomorrow afternoon with Miss Linnie Biles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schmidt
Elizabeth Lukens
St. Francis Church
Father Schmitt
Ernest Doll
Therese Belsch
Cincinnati
W. M. Donaldson
Lizmie
New York
Europe
Linnie Biles
Piersel Wife Injured After Fall At Home Meeting Held
Douglass Lodge No. 4% K of P held a meeting last evening. Mrs. Piersel wife of Rev. Piersel fell down stairs Monday suffering severe injuries. Robert and Chester Macbeth of Dayton are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Macbeth on Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass Lodge
K. of P
Ropeholders Host Linen Shower for Miss Bertha Teed
The Ropeholders plan a linen shower Thursday evening at Miss Blanche Chisman's home in honor of Miss Bertha Teed. Miss Ida Belle Vickars, daughter of Rev. Al Logan Vickers, will eat at Covington First School this year. Public school teachers re-elected for the coming year include Prof. Apple and Misses McBride Williams Ritchie Beat Kennedy Goetz Higgins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Chisman
Bertha Teed
Ida Belle Vickars
al Logan Vickers
First Baptist Church
Covington Iirst
Prof
Appel
McBride
Williams
Ritchie
Beat Kennedy
Goeta
Bley
Harwood
Goetz Higgins
Graduation Exercises Promise A Fresh Format At High School
The commencement for the graduating class is set for Thursday evening June 14 with a new format featuring only the valedictorian and salutatorian. Class night is June 13 with the entire class participating. Superintendent Burke will speak, with Prof J W Yerkes delivering the principal oration. Carrie Boehme reads the valedictory and Laura Roberts the salutatory, then flowers and diplomas are presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
J. W. Yerkes
Danville
Carrie Boehme
Laura Roberts
Grand jury swears in panel and frees larceny suspect
The grand jury was sworn in yesterday by Judge Hodge listing Henry Buten Thomas Maher L S MecGerry Frank S Wharton Michael Ray Valentine Hartig Richard Harris Joseph Konen William W Air George Mesner Theodore Borgelt and Henry Fisher. The jury made a partial report ordering Frank Burkhardt a boy charged with larceny released from jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodge
Henry Buten
Thomas Maher
L.S. MecGerry
Franks
Wharton
Michael Ray
Valentine Hartig
Richard Harris
Joseph Konen
William W. Air
George Mesner
Theodore Borgelt
Henry Fisher
Frank Burkhardt
Ex Sheriff Brings Valued Ore From Cromer Estate
Former Sheriff Jule Plummer returned Monday from Telluride Colorado where he attended to Cyrille Cromer estate matters. He brought home valuable ore from a mine in which he is a part owner and stated Cromer's estate was largely overestimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jule Plummer
Tellurida
Col
Cyrille Cromer
Probate of Ziegler Will Probate Reported in County Court
County Judge Brown convened County Court at Alexandria for the probate of the will of the late Bal thazar Ziegler the aged Postmaster at the Ter Mile. The will leaves his entire estate to his widow Catherine. Master Commissioner Wolff sold the River Road House to William Athe for 2250 dollars, property of Athe's father. Twenty five acres of land sold to Catherine Nuespickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Alexandria
Balthazar Ziegler
Ter Mile
Catherine
Wolff
William Athe
Old River Road House
Athe
Catherine Nuespickel
Land transfers record from Jamestown to Payton and Bellevue
W E Van Orman and wife transferred to N W Centers part of Block 25 in Jamestown Payton for $1. Centers and wife then transferred to Addie Van Orman a 24 acre tract near Cold Spring for $890. Philip Weber and wife transferred Lot 153 in Williamson's addition to Bellevue to Samuel Kath for $2 446.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. van Orman
N. W. Centers
Jamestown
Payton
Addie van Orman
Cold Spring
Philip Weber
Samuel Kath
Williamson
Bellevue
Memorial Services Planned by Lafayette Council Y M I
Lafayette Council Y M I will hold memorial services next Sunday after noon at St Stephen's Cemetery. Members will visit St Joseph's Cemetery in Cincinnati. Rev Mr McNerny will conduct services. Dr. Thomas P Hart editor of the Catholic Telegraph will be orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Council
St. Stephen's Cemetery
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Wincinnati
McNerny
Thomas P. Hart
Catholic Telegraph
Will of William Borcherding Admitted to Probate
William Borcherding's will was admitted to probate in Campbell County Court yesterday. He left his entire estate to his wife for life, with the remainder to be split equally between his two children Edward W. and Clara M. Borcherding. The wife is named executrix and no bond is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Borcherding
Campbell County Court
Edward W
Clara M. Borcherding
Joseph B. Williams
Mill Creek
Flemmings’ Landing
Ludlow
Beaver
Louisvile
Caseyville
Fritz
Queen City
Vocalist Mamie DeMoss Receives Brooklyn Reception
Word arrived that Mrs Mamie Hissem DeMoss popular vocalist and wife of Lacy De Moss was tendered a reception in Brooklyn at the home of Mr Franks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Hissem DeMoss
Lacy DeMoss
Brooklyn
Franks
Fragmentary Horse Race Results From Fifth Page
Disjointed race card text shows multiple horses and times from sixth race selling entries. Names include Badinage Junaetta Rubel Bentley B Brightie Osmon Sound Money Monk Warnes High Noon and others with fractions and numbers indicating placements odds and mile measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitholin
Bethlehem
Benehart
Billy Dean
June Gayle
Xanthos
Faraday, Jr
Murano
Whitfield
Porter B
Irwin Blanton
Glen Bow
Grace
Bentley B
Brightie S
Osmon
Brother
Fred
Scogeeped Ld
Sound Money
Monk Warnes
Unclear Names List Appears in OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads a string of names and nicknames including Dr Ayres Indian Queen Carnival and Virginia King Dellis Crinkle Unsightly Florizar Nitrate Glen Bow High Noon Junaetta. No coherent event or context is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. Ayres
Queen Carnival
Virginia T. King Dellis
Glen Bow
Junaetta
Secretary Sullivan Prefers Close One Mile Handicap At Newport
Seven starters line up for the one mile handicap for three year olds and over with Star of Bethlehem at 112 pounds and Friesland two pounds lighter. Other runners include Ficrizar Clay Pointer Eitholin Unsightly and Charlie O'Brien. Monk Wayman arrives from Chicago and is entered. Jockey Overton shines while Frank Fowler denies free badges as Newport gates prepare for a busy meeting amid Hawthorne troubles and bookies raids. Suburban and Brighton Handicap quotes follow from Goodwin Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary Sullivan
Newport
Star of Bethlehem
Friesland
John Bright
Latonia
Fierizar
Frank Fowler
Fowler
Brighton
Ethelbert
Jean Beraud
Brooklyn
Imp
Jean Vernud
Kinley Mack
Goodwin Brothers
Hawthorne Gates Held Against Raid at Cicero Track
Chicago dispatch reports crowds at Hawthorne racecourse as 200 police and Pinkerton guards blocked a rumored raid led by Cicero Chief of Police Alexander Rees. Invaders failed to appear, gates opened later, and a fair card proceeded with several close finishes. His Excellency led early but faced strong competition. Mint Lavee and Eva Rice were major contenders in the day’s races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hawthorne
Cicero
Alexander Rees
Pinkerton
Grand Stand
Ross
Mint Lavce
Cherry Leaf
Eva Rice
Sam McKeever
Mint Lavee
Tenny Belle
Caywood
Manga
Wilson
Aseerenes Leah
Inshot
RuSk
Cora Schauer
Fornarina
Nibbler
Hattie June
Grace Cup
Lady Wentworth
Bronze Demon
Dr. Walmsley
San Mateo
Buchanan
C. Wilson
de Blaise
Racivan
Lady Meddlesome
George Kratz
Sir Kenneth
Pauline J
Malaise
His Excellency
Walsh
Pach Domsie
Riley
Julius
Cesar
Bergen
Cies
Rollins
Donna Rita
Orlandine
Major Mansire
Kid Cox
Miller
Fancywood
Dupee
Invictus
Wise Cass Advee Wes
Benson Caldwell
Mitten
Barney F
Troubalme
Innovator
Auster
Isabinda
Devine
Tully
van CM Moorsy
Horses At Fair Grounds Highlight Joe Frey Victory
A crowded Fair Grounds card featured Joe Frey winning the opening five furlongs in 1.01% while carrying 111 pounds, ahead of Isabel and Wild Pirate. Dollie Wiethoff won the fifth race easily by several lengths, with The Sprite taking the fourth race in a tight finish over May Dine. Other races saw Zazel miscue early, Capron, Small Jack, and Harry Pulliam contests, with various placings and betting odds noted for each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Joe Frey
Golden Harvest
Isabel
Wild Pirate
Dollie Wiethoff
Theory
Sir Gallan
Sprite
Maydine
Griffin & Co
Maggie
Zazel
Capron
Bennett
Small Jack
Vitatoe
Harry Pulliam
Senator O'Brien
T. Burns
J. Mathews
Cogswell
Zack Ford
Cicely Thasaces
Tenole
W. Dean
Aunt Maggie
Burriss
Roy Baker
Stevens
Shell Lake
Iron Chancellor
Joe Doughty
Libbie
Chang
McGinn
Watson
Deseseves Rush Fields
Morse
Bequeath
Tillie W
Incognita
Arline C
W. J. Baker
the Sprite
May Dine
Powell
Morris Volmer
Winnebejour
Marie G. Brown
Franklin
Harry
Dominick
BO Bie
Frank A Lares
Lamin3
Seething
Old Phila
Sophie S
Eocrys
Horse racing race results and weights at Brookdale track
Reports detail six races with each horse's weight, odds, and finishing times. Notable performances include Jean Beraud winning by a neck in the opener and Water Color taking the third, with Trumpet and Water Color as two winning horses mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap O'Connor
Jean Beraud
Trumpet
O'Connor
Kensington
Jenkins
Oliver Mac
Mitchell
Decimal
McGrathiana Prince
Merito
Rausch
James
Teddy
Spencer
Colonel Roosey Sarmatian
Cressona
Bullman
Charentus
McCue
Prince McClurg
McAddie
Shaw
Holstein
Turner
Aseass
Carl Kahler
Malden
Miranda
Maria Bolton
Ethelbald
Post Haste
Ibs
Tod
Seeeee Precursor
Odom
Longacre
Manhattan Boy Wins Bradford Two-year-old Plate at Dunstall Park
Richard Croker's black colt Manhattan Boy with L Reiff aboard won the Bradford Two-year-old Plate at Dunstall Park. Jockey Reiff also won the Dunstall Juvenile Plate on Spanish Hero and the Madeley Plate on Le Feu. Tod Sloan then took Lingfield Spring Two-yearold Plate on Lord Melton and the Wier Courtney Plate on Newton. Smoke less, F Alexander's brown filly ridden by J Reiff, won the Oxton Selling Handbag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard Croker
L. Reiff
Bradford
Dunstall Park
J. P. Wardell
Newton
F. Alexander
Smokeless
J. Reiff
Champion Jim Jeffries to umpire Covington ball game
Champion Jim Jeffries will umpire a ball game in Covington on June 24 after touring as an umpire this season. The Aurora team meets the Covingtons on their grounds across the river, with Jeffries officiating under manager Cob Kolb and Billy Brady arranging the appearance. He has built a busy summer schedule and is noted for calm, non kicking umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Jeffries
Covington
Aurora
Covingtons
Jeffries
Kolb
Billy Brady
Ohio Indiana and Kentucky Weather Brief
Ohio fair Wednesday with warm northern parts and Thursday fair with high temperatures and fresh southeasterly winds. Indiana shows a line of showers Wednesday, then fair Thursday with high temperatures and fresh southerly winds. Kentucky expects showers Wednesday followed by Thursday fair and southerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Weather summary for Cincinnati 1900 1898 1897
Temperature and precipitation readings for Cincinnati list daily and accumulated figures. Maximums reach 84 85 3 degrees, minimums 61 64 50, and average around 72 82 74 62. Deficiencies in precipitation and temperature are noted with accumulated totals through January 1 1900 and June 1 dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ear
Montreal
W. Fr
New York
Philadelphia
S.W Washington
S.E
Orfolk
Little Rock
Cloudy
New Orleans
Ci Dy
Palestine
N.E
Clear
Galveston
Pt. Clay
Corpus Christi
Battanooga
Memphis
Pewee
Nashville
Parkersburg
Pittsburg
Lousy Ile
S. Pt
Cl'dy
Cineth
CP Ly
Indisapolia
Uron
Rene
Omaha
Kansas City
Havre
Oklahoma
Abilene Eee Ewee
el Paso
Calgary
Loudy
Cincinnati
S. S. Bassler
L. F
Oriental Tournament Results Narrowed to Leaders
Schmitt and Jamés claimed first place after three wins in the Oriental Tournament, with Schmitt scoring 226. Luchinger and Rowe took two wins to stay in third place as scores were tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmitt
Jamés
Fi It Games
Ebeeheenan
Imate
Jamés Osterkamp
Daugherty
James Sone
Rowe
Luchinger
Iss
Seedees
Ee Sesseseesestelle
James Teen
School Coal Bids Highlight Record-High Prices
The Board of Education committee weighing heating apparatus bids reports bids for coal are well above historical levels. Tonnages total 13 909 with entries from Kincon Kanawha Luhrig Marmet Marmet Keystone Pocahontas and others. The panel will present its full report at the next school board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Castner, Curran
Bullett
Pocahontas
FBI
Ebbes Pasian
Steoid Vob Bey
Arees A
The
Marmet Company
Keystone
R. J. Kroger
New River
Kanawicz
San Francisco Bans Prize Fight Betting
The Board of Supervisors in San Francisco passed an ordinance making betting on prize fights a misdemeanor. Violations carry a fine up to 500 dollars or up to six months imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Jean Beraud Wins Brookdale Handicap
In the Lakeside Brookdale Handicap Jean Beraud and Imp dueled from the start over one mile and a furlong with four starters. The railbound Jean Beraud and Imp traded leads through the backstretch and into the stretch, finishing in a stirring duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jean Beraud
Imp
Lakeside
Jean LBe_raud
Charentis
Prince McClurg
Interstate League standings and game notes from June events
Wheeling regained the lead by beating Dayton as the Interstate League row shows Wheeling 21 11.655 and Newcastle 19 22.13 .629 with other clubs Columbus Mansfield Youngstown near . In Toledo on June 5 scores and lineups include Toledo 146 1:64.008 H6 BWI Columbus 0.22:30.0070 -7 1b 2 Batteries Lloyd Joss Hahaffey Beville. Newcastle’s innings and Youngstown’s scoreline referenced, plus Dayton Mansfield Fort Wayne and others with batter and pitcher details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Toledo
W.L. Pe
Wheeling
Newcastle
Columbus
Mansfield
Ft. Wayne
Youngstown
Wee
Lloyd
Joss
Aka
Hahaffey
Beville
Bank Robbery Hits Donovan Bank in Iroquois County
Special Despatch reports the Bank of Donovan in Iroquois County was robbed last night. The safe was blown open and destroyed, with burglars taking 16 000 dollars in notes and 1 000 dollars in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Watseka, Idl
Bank of Donovan
Iroquois County
Judge Holt to Leave for Puerto Rico August 1
Frankfort Kentucky June 5 Judge W H Holt named by the President to a Puerto Rican judgeship will depart for the island on August 1 His appointment was announced yesterday and he will take up duties there soon after his arrival
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
W. H. Holt
Breckinridge Takes Office in Kentucky State House
Attorney General Robert J. Breckinridge was the only Democratic state official to move onto the State House square. He today took possession of the office and records, signaling the start of his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Robert J. Breckinridge
State House Square
Dge Breckinridge
River Boats Departures Today Advertised
Portsmouth and Pittsburgh schedules shown with departure times and vessel names. Advertisements list boats leaving today with key times and ports.
River level readings show steady nine feet
The river stage yesterday stood at 9.1 feet at 6 am, 9 feet at noon, and 9.0 feet at 6 pm. Weather was clear and pleasant throughout the day.
River notes and boat movements along the Ohio and Kanawha
Despatches report river depths and weather across towns from Warren to Parkersburg. Vessels arrive and depart, pilots and boats named, and coal tows prepared as dams ready to be opened. The Percy Kelsey libel case discussed in U.S. District Court and Captain Crump's New York voyage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodges
United States
Kanawha
Ohio
Pt. Pleasant
Pittsburg
Raymond Horner
Sewickley
Olivette
Charley Hook
United States District Court
Lowrey C. Barton
Percy Kelsey
Rosa Beck‘told
Parton
Supreme Court of the United States
Act of Congress
Kelsey
S. S. Crump
New York
Laura
Agnes
W. H. Crump
Captain Crump
John Pierce
Louisville
New Orleans
Frank Culp
Parkersburg
Francis J. Torrance
Dan
Wheeling
Ben Hur
Bedford
Queen City
Keystone State
Cincinnati
Marietta
Valley Belle
J. B. Finley
T. D. Wood
Pomeroy
W. W. O'Neil
Greenwood
Clifton
Hinton
Charleston
Kanawhat Falls
O'Neil
D. T. Lane
Adelle
Jessie
George Matheson
R. K. Wells
Henry DeBus
Gate City
B. Kh. Andrews
W. B Calderwood
Mount. Clare
Midpleport
Catlettsburg
Smoky City
Stanley
Annie L
Bonanza
J. H. McConnell
Gallipolis
John Wood
Portsmouth
P. Wells
J. O. Cole
Carrollton
Tell City
Evansville
Falls City
Kentucky River
New Albany
Cairo
Geo. A. Zinn
Dunn
Abraham
Nashville
Knoxville
Wm. Arste
St. Louis Waterways Journal
Yukon River
J. W. Sweeny
Columbia
Aneee
Paducah
Create Geo. Conant
Jonn K
E. G. Mee
Park City
HG. Wright
Wanted Rooms and Services Ad Recounts
Classified items list rooms for rent and services including hot air baths mani cure pedicure and ADA Addison. Also note lost pocket book and Ford Herald and barges weather and river readings with arrivals and departures at St Louis forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Addison
Ford Herald
Memphis
Ford Hartweg
Lower River
Paducah
ST. Louis
Peoria
Spread Eagle
Grafton
Sidney
Keokuk
Columbia
Ste. Genevieve
R. C. Gunter
Naples
Russell Lord
Quincy
St. Paul
Carrier
Hamburg
Peters Lee
Cherokee
Chester
Burlington
Thomas Parker
Missouri River
Rivalry Heats Up for 25 Mile Motor Pace at Chester Park
W A Rutz of New Haven faces A B Stone of Denver in a proposed 25 mile motor paced race at Chester Park next Sunday. Rutz posted a $260 bet for a $500 purse, the largest this year, with both riders guaranteed appearances. Stone trains hard and rivals expect a tough ride as over 100 amateurs are slated to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
W. A. Rutz
New Haven
Conn
A. B. Stone
Denver
Rutz
Stone
Ruiz
Hausmas
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Proceedings OF
Covington Police Commissioners
First
Presbyterian Church Service
Hibernian
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the Grand Jury
Plummer’s
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Monk Wayman
Mose Goldblatt
Mose
Bean
W. T. Sellers
Monk
Overton
Suburban Handicap
Horges
Impee Eevseesvese
Kent
Ckian
Chacornac
Ethelbert Weeeee
Charentus Weeene
Batten
Jack Point
Algol
David Garrick
Eek
Latson
Vater Ee Be Weeeens
High Order
Eene
Kilmarnock
Prince M'Clurg
Manuel
Gulden
Box
Survivor
Martimasus
Mr. Phinizy
Rush
Ventura
Eesee
Admiration
Montank Weeeee
Lieber Karl
Harry Nutter
May Hempst'd
Star Bright
Greyfeld
Pete Ween
Raffaelo
Sidney Lucas
Eeee
St Simonian
Herbert
King Barleye
Richard J Co
Dare
Sky Scraper
Elfin Conig
Little Saint
Millstream
Warrenton Odeel
Strathconan
Petruchio
Kirkwood Arenes
Golden Link
Lothario
Kriss Kringle
Eddie Burke
Batten Eeseves Pere
Azucena Wee
Maribert
Raffaelo Oid
Warrenton
AMG
Krissle
Nannie L
Jake Weber
Dinornis
Castine
Nate
Celeste
Satelites
Russella Veer
Seeene
Clipsetta
Sir Philip Sidney
Raneom
Annie Oldfield
Hi Koller
Lord Neville
Nadrome
Loving
Tom Gilmore
Fae
Lady Callahan
Moroni
Rolla Tee
Phar
Vici Vance
Ieee
Harrie Floyd
Guess Blass
Domosetta
Greenock
Eugenia Wickes
Josephine
Wardell
Queen Esher Wareereens
Sabet Cmt
Eulalie Aereee
Lizo Pianter
la Mascetta
Horzeshoe Tobacco
Coseeuwsueseess
Dave
Waldo
Seeeee Ud
Jack
Wwe
Scannel
Alf
Santalus
Simmons Ward
John Scott
Sinnazaro Wees
Senator
Matin Seeteeee
Joe Possart
John McCabe
Lasance Seaee
Zack Phelps
el Piloto
Geeseveee
Exmore Seveevees
Walkenshaw
Dagmar Seeee
Abe Furst
F. Garner
San Venado
Voyageur
Ooolm
Nora C
Stauaenceeateli
Llu Lomond
Clara Wooley
the Monk
Glenoinell
Olliee Dixon
Teneer Weene
Maryland
Castake
Wm Racivan
Ane Wees
Percy
Alice B
Ernest Wiles
Soveeesenses
Edinas
Wax
Kitty. C
Soveeneendes
Thermos
Zeriba
Covoneel
Joe McGee
Fannie Leland Eos
O'Dea
Aeneweee
Colgate Satan Weens
Bewees
Steveeeee I Omeessette
Sanders
Venius
Danforth
Sparrow Wing
Kinnikinnie
Nansen Tee Beewee
Ceylon
Rochester
Seis Tee
Edgeworth Hollywood
Ada Beatrice
Egotism Wesc Hienedod
Jess Seen
Mr. Stoffel
Scurry
Frank Hall
Fair Rosamond
Lief
Prince Cover Soda
Handy Man
Seudeessedes
Hengist
Snatcher Automaton
Croker
Will
Bath
the Weather Bureau
Local Statistics
Oriental
School Coal
Te Kincon Coal Company
Jellico
Kentucky Tellico
Kanawha Coal and Coke Company
C. J. Wittenberg
No. K. & O. Kanawha
Luhrig Coal Company
Luhrig
Thacker Coal Company
Thacker
C.g. Blake & Co
Nek Ant
PS Wedere
Odtekte
Walter
Fannie Miller
Columbia Bend
Dot As, CO
Hhc
Ceeak
William Seilkop
Oakley Bo
L.co
Alfred C
Mollie B. Lewis
Elsmere B
L. Co
Wiee
Svetes
Jacob Spaeth
Eliza Forbes
Lena Lass
A. Finkelstine
Anna Mathauer
George Kleinbuntemeyer
Ykie
Frank
Kauffmann
Thomas
Tay
Lor
Coud
Kate Butz
Daniel W. Murphy
Matilda Hamilton
Oakley B
Rosa Seamann
Frank Pfaff
Petras Oa
William Fox
Minnie Schierick
Oscar Tredway
Auburn Avenue
le Qoks
Cans
B. Co
Charles A. Radina
Wm. Tell
L. Ana
Baen
August F. W. Ortmann
F. Ve Kéam
Guardian
Iteneedehs
J. L. Logan
Rickander
Selina Ross
Hismere
George W. Graham
F* Tischbein
Lemuel Hatheral
Western
Hill B
Li CO
Seeeeeeveege Filla
Hathera
Same
Albert Brasher
Northside
Li A
Eleanor M. Braster
F. H. Willame
Frank Kaufman
H. Shaffar
Mary W. Montieth
Oak L
Major Bixby
W. H. Bixby
Oho River
Avalon
Virginia
Pearce
Tacéma
Here
Chile
River Personals
Dana
Neil Robinson
W. Va
T. B. Embleton
John Scahill
Cincinnati Omnibus Company
Oswego
Jonathan H. Barker
Spring Grove
Interstate League
ROH B
ST Batteries
Wadsworth
Graffius
Foley and
Hess
Ampide—Johnstone
Inni
Wright
Gilpatrick
Donahue
Poole
Ritter
R.H.E. Mansfield
Wayne
Meredith and Belt
Pricken
Illinois
Breckinridge
Eigacrete Keystone
Warren
River
Oil City
Morgantown
Brownsville
Main
E. R. Mauck
Queen Ity
Edgington
Coney Island
Tacoma
New Richmond
Moscow
Vine Street
Vevay
Main St
Petersburg
Tel
Cherbourg
S’hampion
Bremen
Lehn
Kaiser Wm.d.Gr
Lahn
K'serin
Southampton
Ohio Valley National Bank
Bepler & Co
Third St
Western German Bank
German National Bank
S. Kuhn & Sons
Atlas National Bank
Azores
Genoa
Prince Line
Trojan Prince
Co. R. Richard & CO
Broadway, N. Y
Sana
4Th St
Richmond St
Court St
LSO
E. 3d
MT. Lookout
Carlisle Building
Barr ST
Central
Hanover Bldg
Vine
Central Av
Bofinger & Hopkins
B. Rowan
Milewaukee
Wis
Greenup St
Gramophone
Liberal Commission
J. E. Poorman, JR
Fifth St
Carl Company
Odd Fellows’ Temple Building
Seventh and Elm
Oak St
Mt _Auburn
Chas. Barnes &Co
Sycamore St
Aus-W.surf
SEARS
Buck & CO
T. J. Willison
Blymyer Building
Cincinnati Savings Bank
Frederick A. Schmidt
E. Fourth St
Suburbs
Chas. F. Spiegel
Wiggins Block
Cor
Fifth and Vine
Pike Building
F. C. Crane
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