Gun Play in Johnson's Camp
AP dispatch from San Francisco reports tensions around Jack Johnson as attorney Fingian seeks jail action to secure his position. Threats and a police visit to Chief Martin are noted while civil courts must handle the dispute over Johnson’s finances.
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Id Johnson
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Little
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Kansas City Beats Columbus 6-4 in Sixth Edition Game
Kansas City builds a six run lead after errors in the first and fourth innings and a Nelson third inning arm let Columbus rally. Columbus scavenged runs in the eighth but Carter fanned Refley to seal a 6 4 final as Packard Goodwin Carter and Nelson logged the pitching duties.
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Associated Press
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Nelson
Kansas
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Refley
Toledo St Paul Game Summary
In a drawn out nine inning matchup Toledo and St Paul exchange attacks with O'Toole taking the mound in the eighth and ninth innings. Chech and Bates Haliman contribute in the late frames while McCormick drives in a run. West and Chech pick up seven inning work with a double play by Hinchman Butler and Freeman. Wild pitch by O'Toole and bases left on by both teams mark the contest.
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St. Paul
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Butler
Fhce
McCormick
West
Hinchman
Freeman
O’toole
van Lycle
Milwaukee tops Louisville in featureless game
In Ky on June 6 Associated Press reports Milwaukee won a featureless ball game against Louisville. Cantwell of Cincinnati reappeared for the visitors. catchers Marshall and Peitz suffered fractures from tips. Hughes drove in the run in the ninth. multiple miscues and unusual plays marked the contest. time and umpires noted.
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Aon Ky
Milwaukee
Louisville
Cantwell
Cincinnati
Marshall
Peitz
Borh
Grand Rapids Tops Zanesville 8–4 in Central League
Grand Rapids defeated Zanesville 8 to 4 in a Central League game praised for timely hits by LE Ge and miscues by Zanesville. Errors by Zanesville contributed to the final score as Grand Rapids built an early lead and held on.
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Grand Rapids
Zanesville
Grands
South Bend Routs in 2-0 Shutout at Ling
Lindsay allowed four hits and Bo Bent shut out the locals 2 to 0. Final lines show Bend scoring one in the eighth and another in the seventh, with key players Lindsay Watson Humphries Stratton contributing to the win.
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South Bend
Wheeling
Ad Ling
W. Va
Associated
Tindsay
Bo Bent
R.H.E Bend
Lindsay and Watson
Humphries
Ndé Stratton
Terre Haute Triumph Over Dayton In Narrow Six to Two Win
Terre Haute bunched late hits with Justus driving in the eighth inning to push the team's lead. Martin and Justus starred with Asher and Sum contributing. Dayton managed a two run reply but could not close the gap.
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Terre Haute
Dayton
Or Haute
Ind
Justus
Fort Wayne Defeats Evansville 9 to 3 in June game
Fort Wayne defeated Evansville 9 to 3 in a June contest played in Evansville Indiana. The action featured Fort Wayne driving early and maintaining the lead through the game with a decisive victory.
Local Scores Show Mixed Results Across Cities
Sparse OCR reads show scoreboard fragments: Siowx City 1 pee Manes $. Omaha 6 Lincoln 3 fein 2 Wichita 0 Denver 9 St. Joseph oa. The data suggests a set of basketball or baseball results with unclear team names and mismatched punctuation.
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St. Joseph Oa
Three League Standings Mixed as Davenport and Springfield Rally
In a crowded Davenport venue the Davenport club upset Danville 4 3 while Springfield defeated Peoria 2 6. The night featured tight ball handling and late runs as teams chased early leads with mixed results.
Baseball league results tidal in 0 P League
Akron beat Liverpool 2 to 3 and Liverpool lost 12 to 6 against Canton. McKeesport triumphed 3 in thirteen innings. Newcastle had no game scheduled.
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Liverpool
Canton
McKeesport
Newcastle
Harrisburg Gains Narrow Win in Reading Game
Harrisburg defeats Reading 3 0 in a low scoring contest while Williamsport crushes Trenton 11 to 0. Lancaster played two games against York with unclear results amid confusion in the record.
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Racing results and Newark baseball score recap
A Newark report covers sprint results at a track meet with multiple races including the Bedford selling stakes and the steeplechase, listing winners, weights, and times. It also notes Newark’s baseball win over Lima 6 to 2, with Hanna injured in practice and out for a few days.
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Commercial Tribune
Newark
Lima
Hanna
Marion 4 Lancaster 3 in Ohio State League game
Marion rallied to defeat Lancaster 4 to 3 after Lancaster pitcher Homer Mack broke his ankle sliding into second. The game featured hits from Hummell and others, with four Lancaster errors and key plays by Meehan and Mauger. Time 1:26. Umpires Price and Mason.
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Lancaster
Homer Mack
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Balla
Goulait
Flickinger
Mook
Dunnick
Russell
Price
Mason
Portsmouth defeats Chillicothe 7 to 3 on strong late rally
Five consecutive Portsmouth hits in two innings erased Chillicothe's early lead as Portsmouth won 7 to 3. O Day played a standout all around game for the victors in Portsmouth Ohio on June 6.
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Commercial Tribune
O’day
Montreal Racing Returns Slow as Rain Dampens Attendance
At Blue Bonnets in Montreal on June 6, rain reduced regulars turnout and scratches thinned the card. Four favorites won, with P T Clark and Bursar among winners in the opening races, while several races saw just three starters and tight times across the turf and steeplechase events.
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Mud runners headline Gravesend fair features Miss Nott win
At Gravesend on June 6 the public attended a fair after a muddy program. The Bedford selling stakes saw Miss Nott claim victory after a long drive in a race where favorites won most events. Danger Mark led early but tired in the stretch.
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the Hague
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Gravesend
N. Y
Kenton County Bar Association Outing Ends With 21–? Victory
The Kenton County Bar Association annual outing at Fort Mitchell Country Club features a 21 to ? win by the bar’s ball team led by City Attorney Pat Philipps. Highlights include Graziani’s one handed catch and Philipps’s heavy hitting. Lineup lists numerous legal professionals and teammates. After the game, attendees gather near the banquet table for a post game meal.
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Roetken
Buena Vista Racing Opener Delivers Upsets and Longshot Wins
Orbicular wins the opening handicap at Buena Vista to kick off a 40 day meeting in Salt Lake City. Favorites falter as second choices and long shots gain support amid a solid crowd and a strong card.
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Liberto
Diploma Ceremony For Hamilton County Sunday School Class
Thousands attended in Music hall as 324 graduates of the Sunday school Teachers Training class of Hamilton county received diplomas. A notable moment featured a 77 year old man and a 12 year old girl from Anderson township receiving theirs together. Rev Dr Franklin McBelfrish praised the international movement as a social remedy and Cincinnati as a leading center. The program included song services led by BE O. Excel.
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Hamilton County
Anderson Township
Franklin McBelfrish
T. T
Cincinnati
BE O. Excel
Kentucky rural mail carrier dies by own action
Joseph Kress, a rural mail carrier, was found dead by hanging in a barn at Bennettstown, Kentucky. He had been missing for a week and left a suicide note saying his feet hurt and no one cared for him, asking God for mercy on his soul.
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Associated Press
Joseph Kress
Bennettstown
Kress
Fogel denies Philadelphia club leadership change
Horace Fogel says he will remain president of the Philadelphia National League club and denies reports of a change in management. Joseph D. O'Brien, former American Association president, says he has heard nothing and cannot see why Fogel would be relieved. Fogel asserts there is not enough money to buy his stock and a new president cannot occur without a stock purchase.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia National League
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Madisonites Triumph In Opener With 6 1 Victory
Walnut Hills Madisons opened their season by defeating Oakley W F 6 to 1. Krehnbrink struck out 12 and allowed no hits, with Schlotman handling catching duties. Avonwood club impressed Crescent Springs fans with solid play led by Cliff Macblain and Lee. Altons rallied to beat Rookwoods 6 to 3 on a ninth inning comeback.
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Krehnbrink
Schlotman
Hewitt Avenue Grounds
Canal
H. Krehnbrink
Avonwood
Crescent Springs
Ungar
Cliff Macblain
Lee
West Fork
Indictments Quashed in State House Probe Case
Judge Frank Rathmell dismissed charges against George L. Rug gles and associates in Columbus. Ruggles Wood Pattie faced bribery and false bills counts, but affidavits failed to show Wood's authority or Ruggles signing false pills. Judge may drop case against Judge Gale and related actions.
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Commercial Tribune
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Payne
Talk of Moeller for a Cardinal
From Rome reports say Archbishop Moeller’s visit to the pope centered on church conditions in the country. He is quoted noting the pope may create another American cardinal at the next consistory, with Moeller considered a leading candidate for the first selection.
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Louisville Dentist Arrested in Affair Charge
Dr. Fred W. Davis a leading Jeffersonville dentist was arrested in Louisville on a charge connected to an alleged relationship with another man’s wife. The warrant was issued in Anderson where King, a former resident, says his wife Margaret King and Davis spent May 47 in a hotel.
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Fred W. Davis
Jeffersonville
Davis
Tata
Anderson
Arthur King
Vetesvesatane
King
Margaret King
Centenarian Ohio Relief Corps worker dies at 101
Dinah Sprague long regarded as the oldest Woman's Relief Corps member in Ohio died at her daughter’s home in Chicago at age 101. She was widow of A. D. Sprague, a War of 1812 veteran, and lived in Cleveland for forty years.
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Dinah Sprague
Woman's Relief Corps
Ohio
Covington council discusses street extension and land sale offers
City officials consider extending Greer avenue to Robbins street and evaluate Theo Bante’s $3 250 bid to sell a 189 foot land strip for Kavanaugh Street extension. Lease terms on the poor farm and water company billing issues prompt investigation by the city engineer.
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Greer Avenue
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Kavanaugh Street
Watkins
Thirteenth Street
Internal Improvement and Ways and Means
Henry Deters
Rogers
Kenton Water Company
W. D. Bruunen
Banks & Heiderman
P. Collopy
William Wachs & Sons
Rasch & Sons
Kampschmidt & Schlarman
William A. Glaygier
Public Works
Woods
Ways and Means
General Council
Percival
First National
Citizens
Ernst
Campbell County Courts Estate Distributions and Local Cases
Court actions include an estate distribution order by Judge Yungblut with $50.65 to Edward Ferrall and equal shares to Mary Rogers and the Flanagan heirs. Will contest filings in Newport probate and appellate steps in the Raison case. Police court saw fines for disorderly conduct and concealed weapons. Other cases involve shooting craps, a public auction order for Mary Huck, and a Witte personal injury suit amid trial continuance denial.
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John Flanagan
Yungbiut
Edward Ferrall
Mary Rogers
John A
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Martin
Thomas Flanagan
Elizabeth Murray
Bertha Gander
Elizabeth
Thomas Raison
Charles L. Raison
Newport
Anna B. Raison
Circuit Court
T. Baker
Buten
Arthur Stevens
C. A. Votow
Charles Snyder
Howard Flynn
Harry King
Flynn
King
Juven’s Court
Snyder
Mary B. Huck
Louis Huck
Yungblut
Charles Witte
Witte
Brent
Property Transfers In Erlanger And Woodburn Area
Raeckers and wife transfer two Erlanger lots to M. J. Corbin. Mandana Thomas L Webster conveys a lot on Woodburn Avenue to Sallie Demmien. Julia A and Fitts of Madeira Ohio transfer two Erlanger lots to M. J. Corbin. John M. Freulker and wife deed a 10 acre tract on Lexington Pike to Jacob Dennis for 1500 dollars.
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Raeckers
M. J. Corbin
Erlanger
Mandana Thomas L. Webster
Sallie Demmien
Woodburn Avenue
Julia A
Fitts
Madeira, O
John M. Freulker
Jacob Dennis
Lexington Pike
Catholic Jubilee Parade Plans In Covington Honoring Bishop Maes
In Covington Catholic churches finalize arrangements for a June 9 silver jubilee celebration for Bishop Maes. A grand parade will involve all congregations with Chief of Police Henry Schuler as grand marshal. Judge Tracy will speak at a laymen’s reception in the cathedral following the parade.
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Anela
Covington
Maes
Henry Schuler
Plaster Falls in School Favor
A ceiling fragment collapsed in Miss Sarah Riggs’s classroom on Mair street West Covington injuring Raymond Barkau son of Herman Barkau severely cut about the face and head. Other children were uninjured but frightened by the crash as seven year old students faced the accident.
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Sarah Riggs
Mair’ Street
West Covington
Raymond Barkau
Herman Barkau
John Street
Miss Riggs
Funeral notes in Covington area and city updates
The Covington news notes report Ignatius Droege's funeral planned for 9 AM at St Joseph's with pallbearers named and 300 Licking Rolling Mill workers attending. Other items include deaths of Mrs Mason Yelton Henry Finkeldel and Harry W House, local school ground improvements, a minor fire in Houston Stanwood Gamble works, and city permits for several residences plus police actions at the race track and local robberies.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Bén Macke
8. Hermes
George Argus
A. Hullman
Fred Fischer
B. Zumdick
H.santel
A. Ante
Licking
H. Linneman & Moore
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Harry W.house
Highland Cemetery
Mothers” Clubs
Houston
Stanwood “ Gamble Company
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G. Im. Stephenson
Holman Street
Etween Eighteenth
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S. P. Reiley
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Covington
W. H. Hopkins
Joe Williams
Hal Cain
Karl Webber
Charles
Ee Haley
William Wainwright
H Henry Beckett
Freres
Es Isa Corwin
Walker
Tenth
Washington
Williamie
Jo Cleary
Nagel Chances for Congress In Sixth Kentucky District
Newport and Campbell county Republicans mobilize to nominate State Senator C. W. Nagel of Bellevue for Congress. Nagel has not officially declared but supporters push his candidacy, with Kenton and other counties showing strong backing for a Nagel ticket in the Sixth District. He is known for a solid legislative record and is viewed as a strong Republican candidate.
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Campbell County
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C. W. Nagel
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Graduation Exercises Set for Largest Class in School History
Superintendent Regenstein announced arrangements for the annual graduation on Thursday evening June 16. The 38 graduates include Bruce Ailen Vernon Getz Howard D Graessle Lawrence D Hetsch Matthias Higgins and others with Dr. R H Crossfield of Transylvania University delivering the principal address.
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R. H. Crossfield
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Vernon Getz
Howard D. Graessle
Lawrence D. Hetsch
Matthias Higgins
Benjamin Hoyer
Everett Kaipér
Stuart Kaustmer
Raymond Lavercombe
Clayton’ Macdonough
Ward Miller
Raymond’ Rogers
Walter Winston
Lawrence
Stewart
Hazel Barnes
Minnie Buééker
Maude L Davis
Carrie Evans
Gladys George
Rose Hafer
Winifred Hazlewood
Amy Hickey
Belle Hoskins
Cora Kettenacker
Matilda Lin
Grand Jury Seeks Gambling Clues In Newport Circuit
Newport circuit court grand jury convened by Judge Yuuigblut to probe gambling in the community. Jurors include W A Patterson H E Crenshaw George Quehl John Miller Joseph M Shaw C A Patzold John Kruchten F B Mader Kenton Sanford J Baker W F P Bruenger Petk Vodmaans and Barc tnnen with Patterson elected foreman.
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W.A. Patterson
H. E. Crenshaw
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John Miller
Joseph M. Shaw
C. A. Patzold
John Kruchten
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Plan for Campbell county orphans auto outing
Plans are made to provide an automobile outing for orphans from Campbell county Protestant and Catholic institutions similar to Cincinnati’s event. John B Schaibly of Newport’s Washington avenue, a Cincinnati Automobile Club member, guarantees enough cars to accommodate all Campbell county children. Heads of institutions will be notified and dates fixed after responses.
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Newport
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Evans Nominated Principal of Local High School
The board of education last night elected William Anders Evans professor of chemistry as principal of the high school. Charles G. Hammond, newly elected superintendent of schools, Prof. H H Elliott will be assistant principal of the high school, and Prof. Reay of Covington chosen principal for the Park Avenue school. Dr. Howard Frischbach, Dr. North and Miss Alma Altemeyer were elected school medical inspectors.
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Sucerca A Rene
Harles
G. Hammond
H.H. Elliott
Park Avenue
Reay
Covington
Howard Frischbach
North
Alma Altemeyer
Newport Adopts Smoke Abatement Ordinance
Newport aldermen approved an ordinance to curb smoke from stacks chimneys and passing locomotives. It imposes fines from 10 to 1990 dollars and requires screens dampers or other devices to control emissions and prevent sparks.
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Fire destroys kitchen and roof at Dailey residence
A defective flue caused a fire at 425 West Fourth Street Newport last night. The blaze damaged the roof and kitchen woodwork, owner John Rawe’s house sustained about 500 dollars in damage. Dailey and family escaped unharmed.
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Newport
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Overton Street
Fred Mettens
Phoenix ‘Grove
West Seventh Street
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Campbell County Fiscal Court
Gleason, Hutchinson
Maschinott
Woodard
Monmouth Street
Ray
Property Transfers and Lot Subdivisions in Bellevue Newport and New Dote
The notice lists transfers of real estate in Bellevue Newport and New Dote including Nagel Beyland subdivision lot 48 in Bellevue George Langenbein to Carl J Hennina wife lots 199 and 200 in Trustees addition Newport Line spaces Seiten Clarence Conrath to Laura Bubenka part of lot 7 Walker s subdivision New Dote and Frank H Constant and wife to G Grimm lot 2 in division of le by seer commiss lonet district.
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Nagel & Beyland
Bellevue
George Langenbein
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Seiten
Clarence Conrath
Laura Bubenka
Walker
New Dote
Frank H. Constant
Ana Wi
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Seer
New Port High School Opens Manual Training Exhibit
This afternoon the manual training department at New Port High School, newly established, will open for public inspection. Under Prof. Colegrove the department shows 72 pupils whose woodwork projects will be displayed today tomorrow and Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 oclock in the evening.
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Letter May Be Death by Own Action Near Newport Bridge
An unsigned note found tied to a railroad bridge near Newport suggests a man planned suicide by poisoning after a quarrel with a wife. Police search for the body continues to confirm if the letter is real or a hoax, with local observer Phil Riley handing the note to authorities.
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Kenton Court Notes and Local Court Actions
Cinderella Murray filed for divorce from Henry D. Murray in circuit court alleging cruel treatment since May 1909. Executors and estates involved in quiet title actions include A J Dehlinger and the Griswolds. William Kiger's will offered for probate. George Klein sworn in as railroad policeman. Juvenile cases: John Frain and George Schneider for theft at Home bakery. Schneider sent to Wayfarer's Rest. Frain to juvenile detention then reform school. Grand jury to report on county infirmary, with praise for Superintendent Connelly. Police court entries include several drunkenness offenses, waitings and continuances, and a rumpus incident on a Ludlow street car.
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William Kiger
Mary
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Bradford Shinkle
John Frain
George Schneider
Cleary
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Wayfarer’s Rest
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Memphis
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Ed H. Kohler
West Fifth’ Street
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Halley
Tony Walt
Funeral notices and city updates in Dayton
Funeral services were held for Mrs. John M. Beiden and Mrs. Minnie Strecker with interments at St Stephen’s cemetery. Ruth Hogan died at home on Sixth Avenue. A rabid dog was shot by Chief Ortlieb after causing terror on Sixth and McKinney streets. Plant thefts on Clay Street were reported, marking a second flower robbery. Dayton City Council accepted street improvements on McKinney and others. City funds totaled 5836.50, and the tax rate remained 1.40 per 100 dollars.
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Joseph Hogan
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Clay
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Martin
Funeral for Joseph Miles at Asbury chapel
The funeral for Joseph Miles was held yesterday at 2 30 in Asbury chapel with burial in Asbury cemetery. Highland trustees met and accepted monthly reports from district officers. Chief of Police Cook was authorized to sell the fire department horse and purchase a replacement.
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Bellevue deaths mark two local residents laid to rest
Fred Krone longtime Bellevue resident died Sunday at his son's Cincinnati home and will be buried in Evergreen cemetery after funeral services this afternoon. Julia Or eon Reed's funeral was held yesterday at her Fairfield residence with services and interment at Evergreen cemetery.
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Atede Dancing Queen
Pee
Bettie Lester
Frosty Lancaster
Dominica
Dave Nicho Ethel
Wess
Toartan
Sylvestris
Gothe Aay McNally
Ptm
Omicron
Mazorthee
K'tchen
Eva Tanguay
Civita
Toison d'Or
Lois Cavanagh
Sandy Hiltenet
Ben Howe
Diana
Camille Anne
Gilvedear
Pat Sharp
Prince Ahmed
Tim
Joe Jem
Guy Fisher
Stee
Uncas Chief
Berry Maid
Dandy Dixon
Aldi Abaewee
Firestone
Joe Madden
Merry Kr - Hilariou
Hampton Our’ Berkeleer
106 Magazine
Mason Reybourn
Jonah
Penny Roya
Oss
Killarney
Leopardstown
George Fielding
Perry Johnson
Lady Frederic New
H.O.A
Kendall
m @Doherty
Meyers
McClin
Lloyd An
Riehl
Textor
White
Hautz
Varley
Riley
Conley
Ramon Corona
And’son
Valencia
Afri
Tavern
Yolo
Millie Montrose
Royal Stone
Bellewtower
Albion HL
Harry Stanhope
Charlie Doherty
Bonnie Bard
Jack Paine
Marchmanoet
Lomond
Ws. Wte
Ellecowenee
Carrisaima
Ann
Allie Bit
Miss Detroit
the Lady of Mercia
Henley
Nathan Hale
Jack Dennersen
Bright Star
Lillie Hoy
Marcion C
Henry Hutchison
Tom Sayers
Belle Kingston
Brookline
Scrimenses
Schorr
Miles Fincastle
I “Spiaieapek
Dr. OK
Joe Tens
Idental Shapdalea
Carolinea
Michael Angelo
Ohio State League
Mar
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Welch
C Goulait
Mock
D. EB
Rtell
Conwell
Corwin
Kibler
Scudder
Erwin
Weinby
Fryer
Reichm
Ware
Childs
Haley
Callis
Crew
Miller
Harvest
Reichemer
O' Allis
Son
Southern League
Nashville
H. E
New Orleans
BEN Godeced Sagen
Seabanieh
Maxwell
Lafitte
Wwe
Viebahn
Seabargh
Maxwell and Mitchell
Atlanta
Montgomery
Mayer and Mathews, Duggleby
Chattanooga
R. H
Steed
Suicide
Altons
Rookwoods
State House
Pope
Ohio Relief Corps
Campbell County Courts
Covington Real Estate
Plaster
Covington News Notes
Esick Braden Hecker
Lebanon
Louis M
Boom Nagel
Crossfield
Make Evans
Newport News
Winchester
Orlean
Harry Hayes
Reams
Emma Gugger
Nips Shoal
Teresacee
Malcolm L. Harriott
Muncie
Newport. Real Estate
Kenton Court Notes
Fort. Thomas
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