Man sues wife's parents over alienated affection
Louis Leucht of Lexington Pike Kenton County Kentucky claims his wife Minnie Beierle was induced to abandon him by her parents Ferdinand and Mary Beierle of Latonia. He seeks ten thousand dollars in Kenton Circuit Court alleging their interference ruined their marriage and his business. Mrs Leucht has a similar suit against his mother and a divorce case is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Leucht
Lexington Pike
Kenton County
Kenton Circuit Court
Ferdinand
Mary Beierle
Latonia
Leucht
Minnie Beierle
Sues for Heritage Guardianship Suit in Kenton Circuit Court
Rebecca Worthington as guardian of Kearn Worthington files suit against George G J Carroll Hamilton trustees and other heirs of Henry Worthington in Kenton Circuit Court. She demands $10,000 plus interest claiming the will set the heir to the amount payable at majority and cites undisclosed debt and a nonparty compromise. The petition seeks a judgment for $10,000 with interest and asks for authority to have the Master Commissioner settle the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Worthington
Kearn Worthington
Kenton
George G
Carroll Hamilton
Henry Worthington
Keann Worthington
Grand Jury Selected for Kenton Circuit Term
The June term grand jury for the Kenton Circuit was chosen with members Henry A. Wiggens C H Feuss Matthew Crowley Joseph Combs Alfred R Dailey Louis Moreland Frank Meyer Gustav Lively Frank Mulray P Collopy J L Bell and H McMahon. Judge Shaw delivered the charge and the panel adjourned to meet today. There is nothing of special importance noted for this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Henry A. Wiggens
C. H. Feuss
Matthew Crowley
Joseph Combs
Alfred R. Dailey
Louis Moreland
Frank Meyer
Gustav Lively
Frank Mulray
P. Collopy
J. L. Bell
H. McMahon
Shaw
Regulars Testify After Raid On Ft. Thomas Saloon
Charles W. Duncan owner of the ragtime saloon in the Midway Ft. Thomas testified before US Commissioner George Leonard yesterday. Enlisted men testified about finding large amounts of government property during the raid. Duncan said he recently purchased the premises from Charles Darrah, for whom a warrant is out. Commissioner Leonard reserved his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Duncan
Midway
Ft. Thomas
United States
George Leonard
Duncan
Charles Darrah
Leonard
Poisoning of numerous dogs in Newport prompts action
Complaints to Chief of Police Harry Deputy in Newport report many dogs poisoned in the eastern city section. Dog owners in the fashionable area plan protection efforts, naming A. L. Andrews Will Horton L. Robinson at Fourth and Park avenues J. Barron Fourth street J. Steinert Lexington Avenue F. Anderson Maple Avenue as affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Deputy
Newport
A. L. Andrews
Will Horton
L. Robinson
Fourth and
Park Avenue
J. Barron
Fourth Street
J. Steinert
Lexington Avenue
F. Anderson
Maple Avenue
Lange will filed for probate with widow as main beneficiary
The will of Charles Newton Lange was filed for probate. It entrusts most property to his widow and awards a lot on Winton Street to his nephew Charles Lange. City Perpetual Building and Loan Association filed suit against Mildred McL Quackenbush and Harry W Quackenbush for a real estate note of $6,000, seeking $5,284 plus interest from May 7, 1904, after credits of $128.31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Newton Lange
Charles Lange
Winton Street
City Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Mildred McL. Quackenbush
Harry W. Quackenbush
Elizabeth Kenton Chapter D A R elects officers in Covington
The Elizabeth Kenton Chapter of the D A R met yesterday afternoon in Covington and elected officers: Regent Mrs. Hiram Quackenbush Vice Regent Mrs. Frederick Walcott Treasurer Mrs. James Meehan Secretary Mrs. W R Nock Historian Mrs. Mattie Bruce Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kenton
Covington
John R. Picton
Hiram Quackenbush
Frederick Walcott
James Meehan
W. R. Nock
Mattie Bruce Reynolds
Damage suit against Covington and Cincinnati Bridge Co.
Robert Lillard sues the Covington and Cincinnati Bridge Company in Kenton Circuit Court for $10,000 damages alleging injuries received while working on the bridge. The trial is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lillard
Covington and Cincinnati Bridge Company
Kenton
Impersonating Officers Warrants Issued in Latonia Case
Sheriff McInerney to hold Kenton County Court hearing this morning for Hunter Lawrence Frank Droeste and other Latonia track men accused of impersonating police officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Lawrence
Frank Droeste
Latonia Track
McInerney
Kenton County Court
Bellevue Tragedy Strikes Clara Rose Family
Clarence Rose dies at home on Eighth street from consumption. His wife died last week of the same disease. he may have contracted it while nursing her. An attempted robbery occurred at 175 Fairfield avenue involving Philip Blesch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rose
Eighth Street
Philip Blesch
Fairfield Avenue
Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Donaldson’s Home
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will be entertained at the home of Mrs. William M. Donaldson on Fr. Thomas tomorrow afternoon. A Council committee proposing a City Hall site has chosen the southeast corner of Sixth and Dayton avenues for $1,850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
William M. Donaldson
Fr. Thomas
Sixth
Dayton Avenues
Testimony Bites Back in Waters Cline Case in Court
In Newport Circuit Court yesterday Martha Waters and the estate of John Cline dominated by a heated exchange as Horace Root faced cross examination by Albert Root. Albert testified for the defense after a family quarrel and a prior clash in the clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Waters
John Cline
Newport
Horace Root
Waters
Albert I. Root
Circuit Court
Oliver Wyatt Root
Abert Root
Cline
Covington Socials and Weddings Highlight Kentucky News
A Covington dance at Ft. Mitchell Country Club hosted by Bradford Shinkle and Stephen Sharp preceded a June wedding between James J. Nolan and May Murphy at St Mary Cathedral with attendants Katie Murphy and Jere Nolan. Other notes cover visits, travel, and local society events across Covington Newport and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Covington
Messrs
Bradford Shinkle
Stephen Sharp
James J. Nolan
May Murphy
Robbins Street
St. Mary Cathedral
McCaffery
Katie Murphy
Jere Nolan
Lawn fete at St Paul P E Church Newport delights crowd
The Girl's Friendly Society of St Paul P E Church Newport held a lawn fete on church grounds last night with lanterns strung between trees. Proceeds go to church improvement as the Women's Guild announces an event on June 20 at Colonel Nelson's residence in Nelson Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl's Friendly Society of
St. Paul P. E. Church
Newport
Women's Guild of
R. W. Nelson
Nelson Place
County Judge Sets Protest Date Over Tax Increase
County Judge Hissem of Newport heard the State Board of Equalization in Frankfort about naming a protest committee against higher Campbell County taxes. The board set June 9 for the hearing instead of June 27. Personal property taxes rose 8 percent and town lots 10 percent, with total county taxable property exceeding $20 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hissem
Newport
State Board of Equalization
Frankfort
Campbell County
Rev Thomas A Cooke Elected Archdeacon in Eastern Kentucky
The Rev Thomas A Cooke rector of St John Episcopal Church Dayton has been elected Archdeacon of the Eastern Kentucky District and will begin duties October 1. The selection occurred at the diocese tenth annual council and his successor at St John is not yet named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Cooke
St. John Episcopal Church
Dayton
Eastern Kentucky
Episcopal Diocese of
St. John
Fray ends with Welsh injured in sparring dispute
Thomas Welsh known as Giddy of Newport was injured when he intervened in a sparring match between George Polly and Polly’s wife. Polly struck Welsh, fracturing his right leg with the bone protruding. Welsh was hospitalized at St Elizabeth in Covington after the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Welsh
Newport
George Polly
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Polly
Patterson Street
Southgate
Welsh
Police
Leahey
Athletic Paroun Meets His Match in Clergyman Wrestling
The Rev. Robert B. Nelson rector of St. Paul P. E. Church Newport wrestled Fireman Case Thomasson after boxing and tennis exploits. Thomasson, 190 pounds and 5 feet 11 inches, threw Nelson five times. In the fifth round Nelson secured a neck hold but faded as Thomasson triumphed. The fireman praised the clergyman as the gamest man he saw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bartholomew
Nelson Place Club
Robert B. Nelson
St. Paul P. E. Church
Newport
Engine House No. 1
Case Thomasson
Mr. Nelson
Fourth to Be On Time for Manila Deployment
Major Howe of the Twenty-seventh Infantry at Ft. Thomas reports Washington word that the Ninth Infantry freed from quarantine at Honolulu has arrived Manila on a transport June 1. The ship will sail June 15 with the Fourth Infantry aboard and reach San Francisco July 15, then arrive at Ft. Thomas for permanent quarters August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Ft. Thomas
Washington
Ninth Infantry
Honolulu
Manila
Fourth Infantry
San Francisco
Missing 14 year old Clarence McLaughlin sought by Newport police
Newport police were asked yesterday to search for Clarence McLaughlin a 14 year old boy living at 329 East Second street who has been missing since Saturday. His parents say this is the first time he has left home without their consent and they are very worrying about him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Clarence McLaughlin
East Second Street
Mississippi Governor Reports Carnegie Library Offer Rejected
Governor James K. Vardaman said the State University Board declined Andrew Carnegie's offer of 25000 dollars if the state matched it with a like sum to build and equip a library at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Jackson
Miss
James K. Vardaman
The
State University
Andrew Carnegie
Veterans encampment opens with Ohio G A R events in Washington C H
The thirty-ninth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment for Ohio opens with arrivals from Lima and Cincinnati. Delegations attend Council of Administration sessions as the W R C convention and Sons of Veterans meet. A 150-voice chorus performs, a flower parade is planned, and veterans’ guards are formed awaiting favorable weather and ample lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of Republic
Department Ohio
Washington
D. H
Commercial Tribune
Washington C. H
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Ohio
Ohio
Committee On
Pleads Guilty to Ten Years for Burglary
Benjamin Brown, a colored man, pleaded guilty to burglary of a clothing store on West Sixth Street to avoid a possible life term, and was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary. Charles Finch pleads not guilty to the Loretta Krekeler fall case. Martin Bacharach seeks more time to enter a plea on charges of unlawful medical practice resulting in a young girl’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Brown
Brown
West Sixth Street
Charles Finch
Loretta Krekeler
Lherry Street
Martin Bacharach
Thomas Darby
Boy Assaults Aged Man On City Street
A sixteen year old boy demanded a flower from Philip Froelich at Court and Vine streets. When refused Froelich, 1121 Vine, was knocked to the pavement, suffering a broken nose and bruised eye. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Froelich
Vine Street
Court
Vine Streets
Sonny
Froelich
City Hospital
Unplatted Land Exempt From Taxes Says Court
Ohio Supreme Court upholds 1902 law exempting unplatted farm lands within corporate limits from city taxes. Decision affirms Bowling Green v Sutton and lists numerous related cases with judgments affirmed or dismissed for procedural issues. The ruling affects county and municipal property tax practices statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
State Supreme Court
David H. Keller
John F. Loyd
D. N. Green
Delaware County
McAdow Robison
Earl A. Squire
Highland County
Philip W. Charles
W. H. Fawley
Ted
Grover Hill
George A. Paulding
William H
Paulding County
Gaynor and Green Ordered Extradited to United States
Judge LaFontaine in Montreal rules United States v Gaynor and Green extraditable. He holds Carter’s 1897 embezzlement and fraud proven, notes $575 749 received knowing funds were embezzled, and commits both men to jail pending surrender to U S officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Montreal
LaFontain
United States
John F. Gaynor
Benjamin D. Green
LaFontaine
Bates to Take Chaffee's Place
Washington orders relieve Major General John T. Bates from the Northern Military Division and directs him to report to the Secretary of War. Brigadier General Theodore J. Wint will command the Northern Division temporarily, Bates to become Assistant Chief of Staff June 15 and likely Lieutenant General and Chief of Staff on Chaffee's retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
John T. Bates
Northern
Departments of the Lakes
Missouri
Dakota
St. Louis
Secretary of War
Theodore J. Wint
Department of the Missouri
Omaha
Neb
Bates
Chaffee
Gillespie
George M. Randall
Philippines
A. L. Wagner
General Staff
Ordinance Satisfies City and Railroad Interests
Acting Mayor Gordon said the C., L. & N. ordinance, introduced in council, should be accepted though he has heard nothing from the Pennsylvania Railroad. He stated it goes as far as Cincinnati Associated Organizations and property owners can reasonably expect without exceeding railroad company expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cincinnati Associated Organizations
City Administration Shakeup Prompts Bank Probes
Philadelphia reports a mayoral staff reshuffle with Morrow resigning and Chism promoted. The police board weighs dereliction charges as 25 officers face inquiry while banks are asked for June city deposit balances and interest rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Board of Inquiry
Weaver
Crawford Tells of Lorenz Deal in Post Office Satchels Trial
William G. Crawford former Deputy Auditor for the Post Office Department described a 1902 meeting that allegedly formed a partnership to aid the Postal Device and Lock Company in securing the letter carriers satchels contract. Lorenz testified he did not call on Crawford until June 1902 while Machen arranged the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William G. Crawford
Post Office Department
August W. Machen
George F. Lorenz
Worthington
Lorenz
Crawford
Cer Ee
Postal Device and Lock Company
Polk
Machen
Resorts Distances from Cincinnati and Rate Highlights
A notice outlines special information about certain resorts including their distance from Cincinnati and current room rates. It highlights pricing tiers and seasonal variations for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
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Sues For Heritage
Covington Notes
ELCT
Bellevue
Albert Root
Horace .Root
Oociety News OF Kentucky
C. C. Chase
Mackinaw
Henrietta Hunt Morgan
J. M. Arnold
East Third Street
Kentucky Confederate Home
Pewee Valley
Mary Coombs
Rachel Wiggins
Georgetown
Nelson Edwards
Austin
London
Eng
A. E. Clarkson
New York City
Earl Ross
Lewis County
Vsi
Anna Berry
Martha’s Vineyard
B.C. Arnold
William Talbott
Paris
Mary Kavanaugh
the Highlands
Utah
Ala
Alene Herr
Louisville
Stella Ransom
Science Hill
Shelbyville
William Talbot
James Arnold
Emily Woodall
Hollins Institute
Pennsylvania
Flora Davis
Olive Skelton
Eldorado
Ini
Mrs. Hord
Ad G. Walker
Will Washington
Corbin, Ky
Ernest Miller
Newark
N. J
Theodore Allen
Athletic Paroun
Carnegie
Board of Trustees
Iron Master
W. R. C. and Sons of Veterans
Moulton
Lima
Council of Administration
Grace Church
Washington High School
Sons of Veterans Convention
Tiffin
Robert A. Robinson
the Elks
Guard of Honor
Sons of Veterans
Company M. O. N. G
William C. Johnson
A. M. Warner
E. R. Monfort
Max Silberberg
David Jones
John C. Cohn
Matt J. Day
John Kissane
A. J. Miller
Joseph T. Anderson
Howard Douglass
W. W. Blackmarr
City of
Bowling Green
George W. Sutton
Donna Cooper
Mt. Vernon
Knox County
Cincinnati Stamping Company
Henry A. Ee Et al
Ganecor Court of Cincinnati
Entafl People’s Rodney Company
James H. McLain
Montgomery County
Summers
Z.edding
Sarah E. Quarry
Morrow Cognent
Peter Jedel
John Lanker
Crawford County
Kenton Gas and Eléctric Company
Emma Pfeiffer
John E. Quallich
Caroling Quallichg
Cuyag County
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HL. Baker
Ham- Jamaath
Smith
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Mahoning Valley Railway Company
Frank Bianco
Jennie E. Hawkins
Chicago
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Milwaukee & St. Paul
St. Paul
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C. C. Mordough
T. P. Mey
Carew
Gaynor
Green
United States Supreme Court
Chaffee's
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Canadian National Park
American Tourist Association
Beau Iene
Quincy Building
Adams and
Clark Streets
Philadelphia
Arthur R. Morrow
Department of Supplies
Andrew P. Chism
Morrow
Frank E. Smith
Bureau of Highways
William H. Brooks
Banks
United States Treasury Department
Lorenz Deal
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Lake
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Hotel
Normandie
Washington, D. C
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McPherson Square
Long Beach
Long Island
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Sterling
West 56Th Street
Leelanau Hotel
Omena
Mich
Grand Traverse Bay
H. E. Dorland
Lewis Voight, JR
H. P. Goebel
Westminster
Thousand Islands
City
Broadway
N. Y
H. F. Inglehart
Westminster Park
Alleghenies
Brookside Inn
E. J. Kirkpatrick
Brookside
W. Va
Atlantic City, N. J
Chalfonte
Atlantic City
Leeds
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