Covington Bridge Board Director Feud Reaches Courts
Sheriff Boske returns from Frankfort with J V Schiffer to serve a year in the penitentiary. Schiffer may receive a clerical post due to health and War Den needs, avoiding hard labor if rules are kept. He blames himself for the Grand Central Building Association affair to some extent. If no rule is broken, ninety-eight days may be deducted, freeing him around March 1 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boske
Frankfort
J. V. Schiffer
Schiffer
J. A. Averdick
Sheriff Boske
Grand Central Filding Association
Covington Newport Bridge Directors Blocked by Court
The Covington and Newport Bridge Company board elections were halted by a circuit court order after Henry Brinker, an outgoing director, sued to block the new directors Joseph Adams Joseph Hoelscher and Henry Linnemann from taking office and Mayor Rhinock from casting Covington’s vote. The suit, citing conspiracy and usurpation, prompted a restraining order extending to all directors. The case continues next Monday as political maneuvering in Covington Council is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington and Newport Bridge Company
Henry Brinker
Messrs
Joseph Adams
Joseph Hoelscher
Henry Linnemann
Shaw
Covington Council
Brinker
Genral Council
Covington
Avery
Panic at Overman and Schrader Cordage plant
A panic struck the Overman and Schrader Cordage Company plant on West Sixth street as workers feared an impending floor collapse. The four story mill was evacuated after a loud noise and heavy machinery prompted safety orders. Carpenters were summoned for a brace and a thorough investigation to determine structural safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overman & Schrader Cordage Company
West Sixth Street
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Opens Sixth Convention
The first day of the sixth annual W C T U convention at Greenup Street M E Church was well attended. Mrs Beauchamp of Lexington gave the evening address The Body the Temple and Esther Hughes of Newport recited America The closing day schedule includes devotional exercises reports committees and election of officers with adjournment planned for 1:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Greenup Street
M. E. Church
Commercial Tribune
Beauchamp
Lexington
Temple
America
Esther Hughes
Newport
Williamstown
Erlanger
Cathedral Crowd Sees Wedding Moved to Bishop Residence
A large crowd gathered at the Cathedral yesterday morning for the marriage of Mr John C Droege and Mires Mabel Noonan. The ceremony was moved to the Bishop's residence at 6 o'clock, and the couple then left from Cincinnati for a bridal tour of the East aboard a train with Mrs and Mrs Droege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Droege
Mires Mabel Noonan
Cincinnati
East
City Council Proceedings Accelerated by Warm Weather
Council expedited normal business last night as May appropriations of 16818 98 were approved. Delinquent Tax Collector reported 68120 collected, Market Master 1723, Sealer and Gager 4280. Auditor noted 112484 79 across funds.
County Judge Orders Brenner Estate Taxation on Real Estate and Bonds
County Judge Shine ordered the estate of Caroline Brenner listed for taxation on real estate and bonds in specified amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shine
Caroline Brenner
Saloon Keeper Fined in Circuit Court
In the Circuit Court yesterday H. H. Albers was fined $100 on two indictments charging him with conducting a saloon business without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Albers
Heat Overcomes Workman At Mitchell Tranter Mill
Thomas Johnson, a workman at the Mitchell Tranter Rolling Mill, was overcome by heat yesterday. Meninger's ambulance removed him to his home at 105 West Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Johnson
Mitchell Tranter
Meninger
West Fourth Street
Local Notices: Permits, Sentences, Marriages and Accidents
A building permit was issued to Harry Hill for 800 dollars to improve his Willow and Madison street home. Robt Culbertson was sentenced to thirty days in the Workhouse for failing to provide for his family. Ed A Foss and Katherine Tinley will wed at the Cathedral at 6 AM. J W Schiffer was sent to Frankfort Penitentiary. good behavior cuts 96 days from a one year term. Ludlow sues May E Frost over Elm street lien for 20.20. Ambugy brothers and Dr Parsons were taken to Columbus Penitentiary. Marriage licenses issued to S L Rice and Mary Porter. A Foss and Tinley. Joseph Schmalt and Emma Wilke. Fire on Kingston street destroyed a two story frame building at West Covington valued about 2000. Foster Peiley arrested for drunkenness and carrying concealed weapons after dispute at Jansen's saloon. Two runaways: George Eichhoffe's laundry wagon damaged, and a huckster's horse frightened at the Eleventh street market collide with a buggy injuring no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hill
Willow
Madison Streets
Robt. Culbertson
Ed A. Foss
Cincinnati
Katherine Tinley
J. W. Schiffer
Frankfort
Burke
Schiffer
Ludlow
May E. Frost
Elm Street
S. L. Rice
Newrt
Mary H. Porter
Covington
A. Foss
Joseph C. Schmalt
Emma A. Wilke
Kington Street
West Covington
Foster Peiley
Crout
Pelley
Jansen
Pike Street
George Eichhoffe
Sixth
Craig Streets
Eleventh Street
A. Grossman
Payton Adams Wins Gold in Central University Declamatory Contest
In Richmond Kentucky on June 6 Payton Adams claimed the prize gold medal in a declamatory contest among speakers from the preparatory department of Central University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Richmond, Ky
Grand jury summoned in open court. Dimmick and Surran fail to appear
Circuit Court reports grand jury selection by Judge Hodge with George Currie as foreman and eleven others. Dimmick and Surran did not appear and attachments were issued. Separate cases involve land sales to satisfy judgments and county court licenses and transfers in Newport Dayton and Covington areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Hodge
D. R. P. Dimmick
John Surran
George EB. Currie
Fred Brehmer
Edward K. Taliaferro
G. J. Fister
James T. Cummings
C. Knecht
Adam Haas
George H. Bishop
Casper Heeg
John Lawson
Factional fighting renews in Democratic ranks in Louisville
State Central Committee met last week in Louisville and reports say anti Berry faction won. County Committee reduced from fourteen to six with six Hodgemen opposing Berry but favoring Goebel for Governor. The new committee will control city county and state elections and Judge Hodge may use power to influence outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central Committee
Louiisville
Otto Wolf
M. J. Costigan
Joseph Gaupel
Samuel Baily
John Shannon
Mike Pursell
Hodgemen
Congressman Berry
Goebel
Judge Hodge
Plumbers Meet Water Works Committee Over Meters
The Water Works Committee of the General Council met with about six plumbers, the Water Works Commissioners, and Superintendent Hornung in the City Attorney's office. The plumbers sought to hire an expert to make connections and to install meters themselves, claiming revenue loss from the department. Hornung argued the city man could build meters and connections, warning that plumbers would install cheap meters causing future trouble. The committee deferred action until tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works Committee
General Council
Water Works Commissioners
Hornung
Grand jury told to probe city sanitation duties
Judge Hodge directs the grand jury to investigate the city’s sanitary condition and to indict those responsible. A rift between health and sanitary officers leaves little work done, with Dr. J L Phythian expressing relief that blame will be assigned to the proper person and offering full assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Death of Harry B. McDonald Noted by Twin City Council
The Twin City Council No. 9 J O U A M held a special meeting last night and adopted resolutions on the death of Harry B. McDonald of Milldale Kentucky who was killed by an L and N train. They will attend his funeral in a body meeting at Fourth and York streets at noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City Council
Harry
Local Factory Secures Hamlet Street Building for Expansion
Gunning, Rupp & Co. of Cincinnati will occupy the Huber Glidden Building on Hamlet street. They have discussed with City Clark Covalt, plan a five year tax remittance to council, and expect to hire about 100 workers.
Box of provisions to be sent to Newport soldiers
A large box loaded with edible goods will be sent tomorrow morning to Newport soldiers stationed at Chickamauga. It will be packed at D. R. Locke’s store on York street and any donor may leave items there today. The shipment will be transported free of charge via the Queen and Crescent road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Chickamauga
D. R. Locke
York Street
Queen & Crescent Road
Death of D. T. Bushmiller Of Woodbury & Bushmiller Mineral Water Co
D. T. Bushmiller died yesterday at his West Sixth street home at age sixty one after a battle with cancer. He was a prominent local businessman. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at Corpus Christi Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Bushmiller
Woodburry &Bushmiller Mineral Water Company
West Sixth Street
Corpus Christi Church
Local Briefs From Newport and Nearby Communities
Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Ed Dunny of Washington avenue a baby boy. George Brooks and Sylvester Barnett two colored tramps arrested by Chief Bennett. Newport W C T U to meet at Mrs Correll 705 York street tomorrow at 3 PM. Central Christian Church to host ice cream and strawberry festival Friday evening. May Claxton fined in Newport Police Court for keeping a disorderly house and John Jones fined $25. Evelyn Dotson four burned by a match setting clothing alight. Councilman E M Davis attending funeral of father Ryan M Davis in Ironton Ohio aged eighty five. Lizzie Wilson Missionary Society to meet at Mr and Mrs Chas O Clark East Third street changed from Rev Olin Boggess residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Dunny
Washington Avenue
George Brooks
Sylvester Barnett
Bennett
Newport
Correll
York Street
Central Christian Church
Claxton
John Jones
Evelyn
Silas Dotson
West Fifth Street
E. M. Davis
Ironton
Ryan M. Davis
Lizzie Wilson Missionary Society
Chas. O. Clark
East Third Street
Olin Boggess
Bellevue Meeting Seeks to Oppose Stock Certificate Tax
The Home Saving and Loan Association of Bellevue adopts a resolution opposing a stock certificate tax as harmful to building associations. The group forwards the resolution to Congressman Berry, who replies agreeing to oppose the tax. Knights of St Edward hold a meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Saving and Loan Association
Congress
Heat Crisis Leaves S A Brattain Critical in Bellefontaine
Bellefontaine Ohio June 6 S A Brattain collapsed from extreme heat and remains in critical condition as authorities warn of dangerous temperatures across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Bellefontaine, O
S. A. Brattain
Fanita Expedition Ends in Bloodshed at Monte Cristi
The Fanita after sailing from Mobile with a suspected cargo of arms and dynamite was ordered to Monte Cristi. General Jiminez Morrillo and officers led a landing that was met by musket fire, leaving several wounded and forcing a frantic retreat as the crew escaped aboard the Fanita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monti Cristi
Associated Press
Key West
Fla
Clyde Line
Mobile
Tampa
Fanita
Cuba
Jimipez
Morrillo
Gulf
Great Inagua
Chris Roberts
Roberts
Jiminez
Port de Paix
Haiti
Cape Haytian
Monte Cristi
General Jiminez
British arrest of Senor Jiminez linked to Santo Domingo expedition
The Saginaw arrives at Cape Haitien and reports Senor Martinez, leader of a recent expedition from Haiti to Santo Domingo, arrested by British authorities for navigation law violations tied to using a Clyde Line flag. The Fanita had been sold six months prior, and the expedition's pilot Chris Roberts protested the charges. The American Consul also pursued Senor Jiminez over alleged illegality of the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Haytian
Haiti
Saginaw
Clyde Line
Inagua
Senor Martinez
Santo Domingo
Monti Cristi
Clyde Line Company
Chris Roberts
Senor Jiminez
Fanita
Cuban
Prisoner Jiminez Delivered to Fort Monroe at Norfolk
The Spanish prisoner taken aboard the cruiser Cincinnati was moved from the Norfolk Navy Yard to Fort Monroe. Captain J F Jiminez, captured on the steamship Panama, was identified and turned over to Fort Monroe authorities. He is described as a middle aged daring man with a Vandyke beard and is now incarcerated at the fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Norfolk
Cincinnati
Norfolk Navy Yard
Ft. Monroe
Navy Yard
Sixth
United States Artillery
Jas. G. Porter
Maryland
Hasbrook
J. F. Jiminez
Panama
Key West
Contracts for beef signal Cuba invasion supply bids
General Charles P. Eagan issued a circular inviting contractors to bid on beef and subsistence for the army of invasion soon to be landed in Cuba. The notice lists seacoast points for bidding and reflects an early, significant Cuban campaign logistics move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles P. Eagan
United States Army
Cuba
General Wallace Passed Over for Major General Post
President decides not to appoint General Lew Wallace of Crawfordsville Ind as a Major General of volunteers at age 71. Retirement age set at 64 prompts the decision despite Wallace’s vigor. Friends lament the move while noting his prior service as Minister to Mexico and to Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Lew Wallace
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wallace
Mexico
Turkey
Indiana
Deserter Rumor Tangles Indiana Soldier Case
A man claiming to be Daniel Freeman told police Private Anderson of the 159th Indiana Volunteers was knocked from a bridge by a train and drowned. Investigations found no Freeman with the unit, Anderson is missing and may have been sent to Ft Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Camp Alger
First Precinct
Anderson
159Th Indiana Volunteers
Long Bridge
Daniel Freeman
Falls Church
Morris
Freeman
Indiana
Ft. Meyer
Sigsbee Recalled to New York as Naval Board Reviews Rank
Captain Sigsbee returned to New York to rejoin his ship the St Paul after visiting Washington. The Naval War Board consulted his Havana Harbor topography and fortifications expertise, while allies fear his seniority was unfairly lowered by the Manila battle advancements. Officials may correct the list to honor his Maine service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sigsbee
New York
St. Paul
Naval War Board
Havana Harbor
Sigshee
Manila
Maine
Spain and the Powers in the Manila Question
In the Chamber of Deputies Senor Giron the Minister of the Colonies said Spain had no information confirming reports that the U S cruiser Baltimore exploded at Manila aside from Lloyds Gazette removing the Baltimore from its list of American ships. Deputy Comas asked about a note to powers on American violations of international law and arming Filipinos. Giron declined to answer. Senor Puigcerver the Finance Minister spoke on the new loan and wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Senor Giron
United States
Baltimore
Manila
Lloyds’ Gazette
Comas
Philippine Islands
Senor Puigcerver
Senate
Spanish 200 Million Loan Reported From Madrid
Madrid dispatch says Spain plans a 200 million dollar loan to fund government needs without tobacco monopoly guarantees and without foreign capital. The Bank of Spain would advance installments totaling 1,000 million pesetas to cover the loan and foreign expenses of the army and navy, with authorities claiming ample resources for several periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Temps Today
Madrid
Senor Puigceryver
Bank of Spain
Army Ani
Madrid Cabinet Declares Blockade Ineffective
Madrid correspondent reports the Cabinet has decided no effective blockade exists and will notify the powers. An informal notification has already been issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Madrid
The
Daily News
Sagasta Cabinet Not Solid After Recent Restructuring
In a chance interview, Moret describes the Sagasta cabinet as unsettled despite the recent reconstruction efforts. He cites internal disagreements and shifting loyalties within the government as signs of fragility ahead of upcoming political tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagasta
Engineer killed in track obstruction wreck near Cairo West
The east bound B and O day express struck an obstruction about a quarter mile west of Cairo West Virginia. Engineer James Hannaway died. Two tramps were seriously hurt. The engine and mail express cars were derailed though no passengers were injured. Traffic delayed several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cairo
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Here
James Hannaway
Widow seeks cremation abroad for Olympia commander
A private dispatch from Mrs. Gridley widow of the late commander of the cruiser Olympia requests cremation at Yokohama if possible or embalming and return to the United States. The department will strive to honor her wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gridley
Olympia
Department
Harry H. Smith
Yokohama
Queen Attacked Unjustly Amid Spanish Regency Crisis
Senor Moret, ex Minister for the Colonies, criticizes Castelar and warns Spain faces a drifting government. He says the Sagasta cabinet is not solid, war came unexpectedly, and a plebiscite would favor peace. Queen is praised and defended against attacks as inquiries into the regency intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Fire damages attic at tenement on Spring Grove Avenue
A small fire started in the attic of the tenement at 3641 Spring Grove Avenue late yesterday. An alarm came from Box 265. Damage estimated around 0. insured. Owner of the house is William Gerringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove Avenue
William Gerringer
Trans Mississippian Expo Omaha Tickets On Sale
Round trip fare of 32 dollars and 20 cents to Omaha is offered via B and O routes. Tickets available from June 1 to October 15, 1898 for the Trans Mississippian and International Exposition at Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Southern sentiment noted by Ohio friend from Civil War era
In Columbus a letter to J L South ward of the Columbus Wire and Iron Co recalls his Civil War service with an Alabama regiment. The correspondent, a former colonel, says his four years fighting the old flag justify sacrifices for present times, stating the sacrifice is minimal to atone for sins of 61 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
J. L. Southward
Columbus Wire and Iron Company
Ohio
Alabama
Goodwin Pleads Not Guilty in Baby's Murder Case
Mattie Goodwin, charged with the murder of her infant, entered a not guilty plea in Criminal Court here. The court ordered her hospitalized as she lies in a dying condition two weeks after the alleged crime in Parkersburg West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Goodwin
Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
American Lady Jeered by French Crowd in Paris
Mrs. Coulter wife of Purdue University professor reports anti American sentiment in Paris. She wore a small American flag. crowds jeered taunts grew into a mob-like demonstration with sticks and stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ind
Coulter
Purdue University
Paris
France
Lafayette
Bicyclers and Hartwells Narrow Wins in Fairview Card
New Castle Indiana report notes BA Hassett aged 18 set a state bowling record with 279 on Case's alleys last Saturday night. Other events include Jefferson Lochinvar Fairview and Southgate Phoenix matches at Kettenacker's with close scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New Castle
Ind
BA Hassett
Case
Dayton Defeats Youngstown in Key Race Move
Dayton edges Youngstown to gain in the standings as both teams push toward the title. Key players from Dayton and Youngstown contributed points in a tightly contested matchup shaping the late-season race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Youngstown
Fall River Mills Resume Operations After Five-Week Shutdown
Fall River iron works cotton mills employing 2700 workers resumed today after a five week shutdown. All mills except the Robeson are in operation as merchants and American linen mills, which had curtailed activity, have started their machinery. A more hopeful tone prevails in the print cloth market and manufacturers can contract for several weeks ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Fall River Iron Works
Robeson
Erchants
American Linen
Master Proceedings Initiated by Trustee of $20 Million Bonds
The trustee has begun new proceedings concerning $20,000,000 of mortgage bonds. This action marks a formal step in the debt handling process and outlines the creditor protections and schedules involved in the case.
Missouri Kansas Texas Railway Bondholders Seek Coupon Payment
The Mercantile Trust Company files a supplemental bill in the New York circuit court seeking an accounting and injunction. It claims Missouri Kansas Texas Railway diverted earnings to guarantees, new construction, and other roads, neglecting 4 percent second mortgage coupons due from 1891 to 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercantile Trust Company
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of New York
Reduced Southern Route Passenger Rates Take Effect
San Francisco reports that the new lower passenger rates on three southern routes to the East began yesterday. Sunday traffic was light, while rumors say Canadian Pacific may follow with further cuts, arguing American differentials fail to capture adequate business share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Canadian Pacific
Cincinnati as a Major Railroad Gateway to the South
The Furniture Worker notes Cincinnati as a top railroad hub and gateway to the South. Soldiers from the North and West passed through the city via the Cincinnati Southern line en route to Tampa, Chickamauga, Camp Alger, and other camps, with troops from New York, Connecticut, Michigan, Indiana, Missouri, and Kansas among those routed through Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Tampa
Chickamauga
Dakotas
New York
Connecticut
Michigan
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Camp Alger
Virginia
Ohio
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Railroad officials visit city and new C H D trains announced
F M Whitaker freight traffic manager C and O left for New York on business. H C McFadden Plant System assistant general passenger agent Savannah was in town. Leon A Bell Plant System western passenger agent Chicago spent yesterday here. General Manager Waldo C H D discussed grade crossing changes in Indianapolis with engineers. George C Smith president GM Western Railway of Alabama Atlanta and West Point visited. C H D speeds trains Cincinnati Toledo Detroit with new equipment and cafe car. Colonel Bill Shaw and A E Martin Burlington Route toured locals gifting Japanese fans. Warren J Lynch Big Four left for Chicago for Central Passenger Association meetings. Other association members will depart tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Whitaker
New York
H. C. McFadden
Savannah
Leon A. Bell
Western
Chicago
City
Waldo
Indianapolis
George C. Smith
Western Railway of Alabama
Atlanta & West Point
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Bill Shaw
A. E. Martin
Burlington
Mercy
Warren J. Lynch
Big Four
Central Passenger Association
Kentucky to form two battalions under second call
Governor Brad dey learned Secretary of War Alger overruled Kentucky officials and ordered troops raised in the state to be two battalions instead of a regiment. The decision reshapes state leadership as Congressman Colson and D R Murray miss colonel posts and accept likely majors roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Braddey
Ar Alger
Kentucky
Colson
D. R. Murray
Otheen
Man Struck by Electric Car in Dayton Causes Fatal Injuries
Mr. Mathias Hauser, staying with his daughter Mrs. John P. Newman, was struck on Fifth and Clay streets late Sunday night. He died at 7:30 yesterday morning from injuries including fractured legs and internal damage. He had been visiting friends and awaited a ride home to Highth Avenue and Vine Street. Doctors from the car company and local physicians treated him at the scene and later at his home. He is survived by his daughter and three others. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist Church will meet tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Hauser
John P. Newman
Fifth
Clay Streets
Highth Avenue
Vine Street
C. B. Schoolfield
D. Schoolfield
Young
Kearns
George Masson
Sixth Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Baptist Church
Missing 8 year old Barbara Gross found at hospital
Barbara Gross aged 8 wandered from home at Fourteenth and Clay streets last evening. She walked to Main Avenue Avondale and to Hunt street power house where she fell on the sidewalk. Patrol 7 removed her to the City Hospital with hospital staff under order not to disclose her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Gross
Fourteenth
Clay Streets
Main Avenue
Avondale
Hunt Street
Patrol 7
City Hospital
Governor's son sought for colonelcy in Canadian-American regiment
Springfield June 6 Lieutenant Colonel George A Baynes offered the Canadian American regiment to Governor Tanner and the unit requested appointing J Mack Tanner as colonel. Tanner is the governor's son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
George A. Baynes
Tanner
J. Mack Tanner
Famner
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Bridge Board
Covington News
Mendenhall
Scott Street
General Agent Commercial Tribune
Newport News
W. D. Kershaw
Hogan's Newswtand
Board of Education
Board of Examiners
Ella G. Bennett
Carrie M. Weber
Catherine Weber
Julia Knoop
Dora Cumming
Mary Thorndyke
Nellie Conner
Silva de Vere
Elsie Cameron
Eva Daniels
Alpharetta Eckert
Wilma Grau
Addie L. Hardisty
Allie Hurley
Mayme Hermann
Anna W. Luhrs
Gertrude Leonard
May McHenry
Clara Morris
Maggie Prather
Jessie Prather
Bertha Pallard
Maud Robinson
Alberta Bairdin
Laura Schrall
Augusta West
Maud Woodyard
Belle Winkless
Cornelia M. Payne
Bertha Hutchinson
Minnie Hewitson
Katherine Fox
Hannah Purser
Laura Way
Edith Matteram
Lizzie Hewetson
Edith Davis
Katherine Perry
Eleanor Allen
Louise Knoop
Frances West
Hettie Emmert
Nannie Davis
Bertha Schulte
Lizzie Aschenbach
Alice Nealons
Lucy M. Cameron
Cora Schaeffer
Clifton Purser
Mary Fitzgerald
Harry Weber
Emma Fennel
Arthur Klein
Emma Runnels
Florence Fish
Ben Davis
Ica Barker
Earl Stemler
Anca Luhrs
Wm. Dunkhorst
Irene Cummins
Wm. B. Davies
Lettie Steinbaurer
Nettie Finke
Anna Wall
Colored School
Liltle Howell
Leona Ellis
Covington and
Newport Bridge
Overman & Schrader Cordage
Ww. Co. T. U. Convention
Brenner Estate
MacDonald
Bellevue
Berry
Knights of St. Edward
George Schneider
Senour
Seal Aid
James Conners
Nita
Guna
General Wallace
Finance
Moret
Senor Castelar
New York Journal
W. R. Hearst
Senor Moret
Colonies
Don Quixote
Manana
Castelar
Emilio Castelar
Republic
Parlament
Prof. Coulter
Bicyclers
Cincinnatis and
Hartwells
Cincinnatis
Henry Hoefle
Conklyn
Beattie
Bentley
Greve
Hartwell
T. St. Sp. M
R. Steele
Steele
Weer
Sseseases
Grever
Aes Sesvecees
Interstate League
W. L. Pe
W. L. Po Dayton
Gr. Rapids
Mansfield
Ft. Wayne
R. H. E. New Castle
Smith and Cetera Wells
Legg
Slagle, Kilroy and
Streit
Donohue
Grand Rapids
Kellam
Belt
Lucas
Cote
Wayne
Arthur
Hughes
Brodie
Cam
Mills
Assail Directors
Pacific Coast
Great Railroad Funnel
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