Orphan Feast at Highland Garden Next Sunday in Newport
The Orphans Feast of the Children’s Protestant Orphans Home will be held at Highland Garden next Sunday to raise funds for the twenty five orphans. Donations may be left at several local residences and a final arrangements meeting is set for tomorrow at 2 PM at Mrs Stolzenburg’s home.
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Highland Garden
L. Roth
Sixth
Central Avenue
Gus Sauer
Julia Bertsch
West Sixth Street
W. H. H. Davis
East Eighth Street
George Kellers
Monmouth Street
G. Holzhauer
Tenth
Monmouth Streets
William Lohstroh
Columbia Treet
Conrad Giebel
Eighth and
Park Avenue
Stolzenburg
East Second Street
Kettenacker
Hendersons Seek Adoption of Orphan Blanch Smith
Circuit Court suit filed by Joseph and Lizzie Henderson for adoption of Blanch Smith. Judge Hodge grants order making Blanch Smith a legal heir of plaintiffs. Also reports include Johnson v Applegate for 119 dollars and foreclosure of a chattel mortgage, a $10 courtroom fine for Janitor Diskin, Ruttenheimer finalizing admin duties, and license issued to H Leslie Stroupe and Amelia Vanderbilt of Cincinnati.
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Circuit Gourt
Joseph and
Lizzie Henderson
Blanch Smith
Hodge
Fred L. Johnson
Cincinnati
Charles Applegate
Diskin
F. A. Ruttenheimer
J. F. Ruttenheimer
H. Leslie Stroupe
Amelia Vanderbilt
Foreman Collapses During Grand Jury Session
Shortly after the grand jury opened yesterday morning foreman George E. Currie suffered convulsions. Jurors restrained him until doctors gave chloral and quieted him after about ninety minutes. He was taken to his Dayton Kentucky home. Judge Hodge adjourned the panel to 9 am tomorrow, expecting Currie’s return.
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George E. Currie
Dayton
Currie
Hodge
Public Auction Sheds Bellevue and Claryville Lots to Satisfy Debts
The Master Commissioner sold Lot 78 in Bellevue to the Merchants' and Mechanics' Loan and Building Association plaintiffs for debt, interest and costs. Ramsey Washington versus Coleman White yielded Lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 5 and 6 in Claryville Lots Association to Robert Gosney for 305 dollars. A 45 acre tract on Twelve-mile Creek part of Sarah Corney's homestead was sold to the plaintiff for 600 dollars.
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Alexandria
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Loan and Building Association
A. E. Spilman
Bellevue
Ramsey Washington
Coleman White
Claryyville
Claryville
Robert Gosney
Model Building and Savings Association
Twelve-mile Creek
Sarah Corney
Plaintiff
Property Transfers in Bellevue Area Names and Lots
The South Bellevue Lot Association transferred Lot 827 in South Bellevue to Joseph B. Kerring for 326 dollars. John L. Gould transferred Lot 2 in Block I of Howe's heirs addition to Bellevue to George Keefer for 1 350 dollars. Bellevue Lot Association transferred Lot 188 in East Bellevue Lot Association and Lot 288 to F. W. Foulds and F. J. Smith for 315 and 2343 dollars respectively. Hagepvenu e Lot Association transferred to Adam Smyris multiple lots on O Fallon avenue Rasch avenue Maples avenue including Lots 127 184 219 224 230 285.
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South
Taylor Avenue
Hage Pvenue Lot Association
Adam Smyris
O'Fallon Avenue
Rasch Avenue
Maples Avenue
Railway Committee Discusses Patterson Street Line Across River
The Council Committee on Railroads and Bridges met in City Clerk's office with President Ernst of the C N C Street Railway Co. The Patterson street line may cross the river and a smoke consumer will be installed at the plant. The committee approved the measures and praised Ernst's explanations.
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Ernst
C., N. & C. Street Railway Company
Patterson Street
Soldier Bud Meeker Reports Hardship for Troops
Bud Meeker returning from Chickamauga Park says soldiers suffer from unfit water and scarce food and are protesting. Colonel James M. Arnold organizes provisions for the troops, with donations received at D. R. Locke on York Street. Items can be left there for packing at 10 o clock this morning.
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Bud Meeker
Chickamauga Park
James M. Arnold
Southern Railroad
D. R. Locke
York Street
Dog Bites Reported on Saratoga Street
Mrs. Bessie Meyers of Front street was bitten by a dog on Saratoga street. the dog owned by George Mason. Police sent Officer Fisher to Mason's house to kill the dog, but Mason refused. A warrant for arrest will be issued. Lena Smith, eight, of 522 East Second street, was also bitten. police seek the dog’s owner.
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Bessie Meyers
Front Street
Saratoga Street
George Mason
Fisher
Mason
Lena Smith
John Smith
East Second Street
Dairyman Bound Over After Circuit Court Hearing
John Roeller of the Licking pike faced Circuit Court action and was bound over in 1000 dollars to keep the peace after his mother swore out a warrant accusing him of threats to kill her. He allegedly damaged furniture, mistreated his wife, and refused to pay debts. Sheriff Miller held him awaiting a bondsman. remanded to jail as mental health concerns were suspected.
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John Roeller
Licking Pike
Herg
Miller
Printer Joseph Case Dies After Heat During Funeral Trip
Joseph O Case a local printer left the city with Twin City Council No 9 g O U A M to attend Henry McDonalds funeral in Milldale. On arrival he was overcome by heat but recovered enough to be carried home to West Sixth street. His condition remained serious late last night.
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Joseph O. Case
Twin City
Henry McDonald
Milldaley
West Sixth Street
Plumbers Contest Sour Case as Water Works Wins First Victory
In police court Judge Dumont handed down a decision in the George Sour case. Orbridge's attorney demurred to the warrant, the refusal was overruled, and the case set for Friday. Plumbers vow to appeal to higher courts if defeated.
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Dumont
George Sour
Orbridge
Local notices and deaths fill town page
Obituaries report Mrs. Paul Beaver and John Wright among the dead. Deaths include James T. McGrew and James H. M. Ross appointment to inspect treasurer books. Heat harms workers at Newport Foundry. a cyclist and a few local events are noted. An effort to place J Frank Dye in the navy is announced along with curb work on York Street and marriage of William Bough to Emma Dachan. Several legal actions, protests, and committee appointments conclude the snippet.
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West Seventh Street
A. 8
Berry
J. Frank Dye
Navy
York Street
Eighth
Ninth Streets
James H. M. Ross
The
Highlands
John Fries
Treaser
Harry Smoth
Newport Brass Foundry
John Wright
Saratoga Street
William Bough
Thornton Street
Emma Dachan
James T. McGrew
Campbell County
W. W. Southgate
William Smith
Fourth Street
Fred Miller
Sons of German Pioneers
Mike Boren
Joseph
William Kearcher
John Hammer
Kearchers
Democratic Executive Committee
Eighty-third
Legislative
Campbell
Louisville
John Hall
Bellevue
Joseph Kesterer
Dayton
G. W. Ragan
John I Bright Files Assignment as Milliner Firm
Special Dispatch reports Columbus June 7 that John I Bright a wholesale milliner filed an assignment showing assets of 176000 dollars and liabilities of 140000 dollars in a commercial case.
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Golumbus. C
John I. Bright
Judge Tarvin Fines Several Firms for Unregistered Agents
Judge Tarvin disposed of many cases against corporations in Frankfort for failing to have authorized agents registered. Covington Brewing Company F. Ludwig Coal Company Huntington Lumber Company and Milldale Land Company each fined $100. Kenton Abstract Company acquitted peremptory instructions. Henry Steifel and Kinnersmann Rogers acquitted on liquor sale without license. Peter Schaller Ben Staggenberg fined $20 each C A Vanderamith $40. W L Armstrong $50 Jeff Snyder $25 for pharmacist registration failures.
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Tarvin
Frankfort
Covington Brewing Company
F. Ludwig Coal Company
Huntington Lumber Company
Milldale Land Company
Kenton Abstract Company
H. C. Hallam
Secretary of State
Henry Steifel
Kinnersmann
Rogers
Peter Schaller
Ben Staggenberg
C. A. Vanderamith
W. L. Armstrong
Jeff Snyder
Writ of attachment served over grocery sale dispute
Sheriff pursued a missing goods case after Anna Schlarmann filed a writ of attachment against Joseph Bamberger for a $100 debt. The Garrard street store was vacant, and Bamberger could not be found at his South street home or nearby.
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John Brooke
Anna Schlarmann
Joseph Bamberger
Garrard Street
Twentieth Street
Bamberger
Boske
South Street
Bakewell Street
German Maennerchor Birthday Surprise For President Dickhaut
The Cincinnati Covington and Newport German Maennerchor with about forty voices surprised choir president H. C. Dickhaut on his sixtieth birthday at his Scott and Linn streets home. Led by Thr Baur Jr the group performed fine music drawing many neighbors. Guests enjoyed a warm reception and generous hospitality.
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Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
H. C. Dickhaut
Scott and
Linn Streets
Thr. Baur
Will of J B Dedden Probated Awards Daughters and Executors
The will directs $50 to the Mother of God Church pastor for masses and $50 for a tombstone. Wife Mary receives the Holman street house and all household effects. Daughters Gesina and Mary get $300 each, Theodore and Lizzie $200 each from benevolent society policies. After wife’s death Gesina inherits the house if she pays each other child $100. Joseph Rowekamp is named executor.
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J. B. Dedden
Mother of God Church
Mary
Holman Street
Gesina
Theodore
Lizzie
Joseph Rowekamp
Judge Tarvin rules board may issue bonds for refunding debt
Judge Tarvin decides in Thos Woods vs Board of Education that the board has power to issue bonds to refund a $8 400 debt outstanding. The ruling may also authorize bonds for erecting another public school building if affirmed by the Court of Appeals.
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Tarvin Yest
Thos. Woods
Board of Education
Court of Appeals
Tarvin
Eighth Annual Sixth District W C T U Convention Adjourns
The eighth annual convention of the Sixth District W C T U adjourned yesterday afternoon after a successful session. Officers elected include Mrs. Lou Runyan as President, Mrs. Belle Dowell as Secretary, Mrs. Lyda Price as Corresponding Secretary, and Mrs. Shaw as Treasurer. Flower Mission Day was set to be observed Thursday.
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Sesson
Lou Runyan
Belle Dowell
Lyda Price
Shaw
Mayor Receives Large Bouquet From WCTU Convention
The mayor was given a large bouquet by the W C T U Convention as thanks for delivering Monday's address welcoming visiting delegates to the city.
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Rhinock
Birge Named Notary Public as City News Highlights Trigger
Notary publico T C Birge qualified yesterday. Bristow Institute graduation exercises scheduled for this evening. Five year old James E Malloy died yesterday at 30 East Sixteenth street. Mrs Joseph Rowekamp died last night aged 68. Revs Hagerty and Genkins are guests at Cathedral residence. Peter Moran arrested for disorderly conduct after failing to borrow a bucket to obtain beer. Mrs Ed Fitzgerald injured by a fall in Cincinnati and confined at home on Russell street. Real estate transfers listed in Milldale and Central Covington. Marriage licenses issued to four couples in Covington area. Foster Pelley trial delayed until morning. Points case under advisement.
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T. C. Birge
Bristow Institute
James E. Malloy
East Sixteenth Street
Joseph Rowekamp
Ninth and
Banklick Streets
Hagerty
New Haven
T. G. Genkins
New Hope
Rev. Brossart
Peter Moran
Ed Fitzgerald
Russell Street
Cincinnati
H. M. Healy
Harry Hocks
Crescent Avenue
Milldale
Wallace Shillito
Ella Keen
Sterritt Avenue
Covington
Bert Fred Elsener
Mathilda Childomick
Harry Meier
Maria Kettler
Lawrence Koop
Rose Mallone
Foster Pelley
Judge Athey
Charles Points
Dayton Couples Wed As Fort Currie Plans Emerge
The wedding of Louis Gramer and Clara Wessling occurs at a 9 o clock nuptial Mass at St Francis Church. Mayor Bird reports a War Department promise of four cannon for Ft Currie fort atop the hillside during the G A R Encampment. Jacob Megel is fined 3 dollars in the Police Court for assault and battery, and J M Steckel faces breach of the peace after larceny charges. Megel also swears out a warrant against Mrs Frank Harris for insulting language.
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Louis Gramer
Clara Wessling
St. Francis
Bird
Congressman Berry
War Department
Ft. Currie
Geo. E. Currie
Jacob Megel
Bellevue Guild meeting and Dayton wedding report
The Bellevue branch of St. John's P. B. Guild will meet this afternoon at 2 with Mrs. Milligan at 128 Berry avenue. C Greffig visiting D B Shaner at Van Voast avenue was overcome by heat yesterday and is in critical condition. Charles Hane and Mattie Williams marry today at the bride parents home in Dayton Ohio.
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Bellevue
St. John's P. B. Guild
Milligan
Berry Avenue
C. Greffig
D. B. Shaner
van Voast Avenue
Charles Hane
Mattie Williams
Dayton
Kentucky Court of Appeals Decisions June 7 Frankfort
The Court of Appeals announced rulings with Chief Justice Lewis and Judges Guffy Boyd DuBelle and White presiding. Several cases affirmed including Trustees of General Assembly of Presbyterian Church vs Alexander and Ohio & Big Sandy Railway Co. vs Wooten. Rehearing requests in multiple matters were overruled or submitted as noted. Court adjourned until tomorrow morning.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Lewis
Guffy
Boyd
DuBelle
White
Commonwealth
Trustees of General Assembly of Presbyterian Church
Alexander
Crittenden
Ohio & Big Sandy Railroad
Wooten
Wrence
Richardson
Boreing
Lee
Duelle
Joseph Doniphan Felix
Hackett
Rosenham
Jefferson
Drescher
Benicke
Bannon
Murphy's Executor
Rammacker
Bennett H. Young
Big Four Southwestern Limited Ends in New York Boston Route
A brief notice identifies No 18 of the Big Four Southwestern Limited operating between New York and Boston. The readable fragment notes the train and corridor but lacks further operational details.
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Big Four
Southwestern Limited
New York
Boston
Wallace Appointed First Lieutenant in Army
A son of Colonel J. H. Woodard, Wallace Woodard, has been named first lieutenant. The appointment marks a notable military entry for the Woodard family and reflects ongoing officer promotions within the regiment.
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J. H. Woodard
Pardon for Ed Air Weighs With Newport Officials
Newport officials seek a pardon for Ed Air, the post office clerk convicted of rifling registered letters. The push follows Air’s near-term release. prior efforts to obtain clemency have failed.
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A. 8. Berry
Newport
Griggs
Ed Air
Air
Bramwell
George W. Harris
T. B. McNamara
Cincinnati
Senate Finance Committee
William Mayo Venable
Colonel Young
Second
United States Volunteer Engineers
Venable
Huston
Ohio Receives Civil War Flags From Ohio Regiments
The House approved a bill directing the War Secretary to return to Ohio the flags carried by the 21st 58th and 60th Ohio Infantry Regiments. The session included debate on war-related bills and a constitutional challenge to voter registration provisions. The exchange also covered U S Brazil relations with formal remarks by both governments.
War Revenue Conferees Near Agreement On Key Provisions
Republican members of the conference committee on the war revenue bill met for four hours and fearfully edged toward a deal on silver bullion coinage bond forms and amounts inheritance tax and tea duties. The House and Senate sides show clashes on beer tax stock exemption tobacco taxation and insurance licensing. Senator Allison cautioned a report may come Thursday despite progress toward agreement with lingering unresolved items and narrow understandings.
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Washington
Conference Committee
Senate
Oregon
House
Chilton
Allison
McKinley Presses Annexation Of Hawaii At White House
President McKinley told a leading annexation supporter he would keep Congress in session through snow to secure Hawaii annexation. He urged action by Senators and Representatives and emphasized Hawaii as a crucial coaling station for the Philippines. Senate ally Allison hinted at action this session despite obstructionists’ threats.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Congress
Hawaii
McKinley
White House
Philippine
Admiral Dewey
Merritt
Senate
Allison
Treasury readies bond issue as Spanish War aid
Washington reports the Treasury Department plans to invite bids for bonds to fund the Spanish war. Terms will be issued promptly after Congress authorization. An initial 200 million dollars in bonds is planned with a possible 100 million extra. Bids may be open for about 30 days, with small bidders prioritized.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
Finance Committee
Postoffice Appropriations Report Sets Rural Delivery and Oversight
The conference report on the Postoffice appropriation bill, sent to the Senate, funds rural free delivery at 150000 after House calm, with Senate joint committee to study rail charge excess. It restores letter carrier pay to 13000000, retains wartime post offices at camps, and drops subcontractor ban and mail carrier mandate changes.
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Washington
Senate
House
United States
Indian Territory Bill Passes Senate Amid Debate
The Indian Territory protection bill cleared the Senate after amendments. Critics argued it violates treaties and diminishes tribal courts, while the Dawes Commission pact with the five civilized tribes was ratified. An amendment directing interest payments to the Chickasaw Nation was approved. The session then moved to census matters and civil service discussion.
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Washington
Indian Territory
Senate
Bate
Dem
Tenn
Dawes Commission
Five Civilized Tribes
Platt
Rep
Conn
Indian Affairs Committee
T.erest
Spain Refuses Peace War More Enduring Obstruction
Rome June 7 Under Secretary Bonin says European powers sought peace proposals from Austria England Russia and France but Spain’s obstinacy to continue the war to the bitter end blocks settlement European interests are compromised and energetic action by powers is imminent The Merrimac affair at Santiago is noted for American boldness and cleverness by the Italia Militaire
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the Commercial Tribune
The
New York Journal
W. R. Hearst
Rome
Bonin
Austria
England
Russia
France
Spain
Merrimac
Santiago
Italia Militaire
Congressman Jesse Overstreet Marries Kathryne Crump in Columbus
Hon. Jesse Overstreet of Indianapolis wed Kathryne Kyle Crump at the Crump home in Columbus. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Frank C. Hood with maid of honor Alma Watts and best man Samuel H. Fletcher. The couple will honeymoon in Washington and then reside in Indianapolis.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ind
Jesse Overstreet
Indianapolis
Indiana
Kathryne Kyle Crump
F. T. Crump
Frank C. Hood
First Presbyterian Church
Alma Watts
Samuel H. Fletcher
Crump
Washington
Gna Mis. Overstreet
Congress
Brazilian Minister Presents to President McKinley
Senor Joaquim Francisco de Assiz, newly named Brazilian minister, presented to President McKinley and voiced personal warm feelings and friendship between Brazil and the United States. He spoke of progress and liberty shared by the two nations during his address.
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America
United States of Brazil
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United States
Brazil
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Washington
McKinley
Helped by Hanna He Lends State $50,000
The Seventh Regiment accepts a $50,000 loan offered by the state with Hanna credited for arranging the assistance. The move supports regiment needs and aligns with state funding efforts.
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STATE
Disappearance of 450 Dollars Plagues Ohio Troops at Camp Alger
Senator Hanna aided Ohio Treasurer Campbell in cashing drafts for about 50 000 dollars owed to Seventh and Eighth Ohio soldiers. A misrouted payroll left 450 dollars missing as investigators search for the mislaid funds. Troop movement rumors swirl while a board reviews new camp location near Alexandria Virginia.
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Washington
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Camp Alger
Campbell
United States Treasury
Chickamauga
Tampa
Hanna
Alexandria
Army Nominations of Appointments From Washington June 7
The President sent nominations to the Senate naming officers for the Third Regiment Volunteer Engineers and the Second Regiment United States Volunteer Engineers. Appointments include colonels majors captains first and second lieutenants across corps, with several withdrawals and reassignments noted, including engineers signals and subsistence officers. Names include Gail lard Burr Langfitt Johnston Parker Brown Wright Baker Coudert Nellis Daniels Hutchins Hurlbut Golden Grant Colfax Grant etc.
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Charles W. Parker
Ohio
Frank H. Martin
Iowa
Volunteers
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Fourth Cavalry
W. K. Wright
Sixteenth Infantry
John W. Baker
Third
United States Infantry
C. Dupont Coudert
New York
George W. Nellis
Edward W. Hurlbut
Colorado
Charles E. Golden
Wyoming
James Colfax Grant
Minnesota
Signal Corps
Charles 8. Conner
Missouri
Wilkie Woodward
Edward P. Miller
Wright
Indiana
Gustav Hirsch
Carl Darnell
Connecticut
Williamson
Heber R. Bishop, Jr
Lawrence Lewis Gillespie
George Perrine
Walter Abbott
Henry P. Walker
Massachusetts
Wm. L. Needler
New Army Bills End Staff Officer Discrimination
In Washington on June 7 the House Military Affairs Committee, led by Chairman Hull, introduced a bill amending the volunteer act to allow staff officers to serve beyond their staff roles and be governed by regular army rules. Secretary Alger supports the change to avoid dual duties and expedite passage. The committee also favors a Military Secretary with lieutenant colonel rank, while a Senate-passed retired-officer employment act is laid on the table.
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First Kentucky Regiment Ready to Move at Camp Bradley
Lexington Kentucky June 7 The First Kentucky will be fully prepared to move Thursday as a complete regiment. It is Kentucky s first unit ready for duty while the Second and Third at Chickamauga need recruits to reach 106 men per company. No recruiting orders yet but expected and men already examined and ready to be sworn in. Cavalry recruits are arriving and being housed with the First Regiment as extras. Lieutenant Howard of Troop B nearly has enough men to fill both troops to strength. The First Regiment will probably go.
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Camp Bradley
Lexington
Kentucky
Chickamauga
Howard
Kentucky Recruits Consider Raising Additional Regiments
Colonel Castleman lobbies to fill a war vacancy with his own preaching. Chaplain Bishop Dudley cannot serve. Lt John Milward of Company L sick at home will depart for Chickamauga. Recruits pour in fast enough to field 106 men per company, suggesting two to three more Kentucky regiments could be formed quickly. Captain Carr visited Ashland, noting he could raise a complete regiment there and brought ten surplus men.
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John Milward
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Ashland
Harrison on the Navy from Former President’s View
Former President Harrison lauds the American Navy as unequaled ship for ship and gun for gun. He praises Lieutenant Hobson for sinking the Merrimac and commends Commodore Dewey's Manila actions, calling them extraordinary acts of heroism for country and flag.
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Jealousy in the Navy Promitions Stir Discontent Among Officers
The death of Captain Gridley fuels talk as the Manila victory spurs President endorsed promotions. Officers who did not fight feel passed over and warn that rapid advances may cause further jumps and backlashes. They urge patience until the war ends to reward merit fairly.
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Filibuster cases nolled in New York court
Eleven prisoners bailed at 2500 each were discharged by Judge Brown on orders from Attorney General Griggs in the Cuban filibuster cases. Indictments against General Calixto Garcia and Carlo Roloff were not dismissed.
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Charles B. Dickman
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Tillie
Calixto Garcia
Carlo Roloff
No Commissions To Give Out Troops Promised
Washington June 7 All positions in the volunteer army under the President's first call have been filled or promised and remaining nominations will go to the Senate. The department notes less pressure on Secretary Alger and officials as visitors decline. Selection of officers for the second call of 75,000 has not yet been considered. about 50,000 will recruit existing units to full strength, leaving 25,000 for future organizations.
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Spain War Claims On File To Be Settled In Peace Treaty
Sixteen million dollars in claims against the Spanish government are on file in the State Department. The article states these Cuba related losses and ill treatment claims will be settled in the final peace treaty, directly or via a joint claims commission. The notice comes from Washington on June 7.
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Cremation of Capt Gridley Ordered for Olympia Commander
The widow Mrs Gridley and Admiral Dewey's fleet influence prompted the Acting Secretary of the Navy to cable Paymaster Galt in Yokohama to deliver Capt Gridley's remains to Mr Copman for cremation. The decision respects the deceased's wishes and cites available cremation facilities in Yokohama.
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Cuban insurgent captain writes home alive in Massillon note
Alburtus Slusser, who left Massillon two years ago to join the Cuban insurgents, reports to his parents that he survived a recent engagement despite serious injuries and has fully recovered, now serving as captain of a Cuban company.
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Hawley Bills Target Submarine Mine Destruction Crimes
Senator Hawley proposes a misdemeanor penalty for wilfully injuring or destroying any United States submarine mine torpedo or harbor defense system and a felony for photographing fortifications with ten years jail or a $25 000 fine.
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Senator Hawley
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Buffalo Arrives in Hampton Roads for Modern Armament
Word from the Navy Department states the vessel Buffalo formerly the Nictheroy has reached Hampton Roads from Brazil. She will be outfitted with quick firing guns and prepared for service under Commander Captain Hemphill who is presently in the city.
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Major Bryan Leads Second Calf Recruit Effort at Akron
Columbus dispatch reports Major Fred C. Bryan of the Eighth Corps is the first recruiting officer under the second call to report to Adjutant General Axline. He will recruit for the Eighth at Akron.
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Newark
Greene
New Augusta
Marion
New Frankfort
Scott
New Lisbon
Henry
New London
New Marion
New Middletown
New Salem
New Salisbury
Newtonville
Nora
Nottingham
Odell
Tippecanoe
Ontario
Lagrange
Orange
Osceola
Oswego
Kosciusko
Packerton
Paxton
Pekin
Perkinsville
Rainsville
Raleigh
Ripple
Roby
Roll
Ramona
Owen
Roselawn
St. Anthony
Dubois
Saltillo
Sanford
Vigo
Saratoga
Schnellville
Sedalia
Shelby
Sheldon
Smithville
Monroe
Spartansburg
Springville
Stendal
Pike
Sulphur
Crawford
Sulphurville
Sycamore
Talma
Tefft
Jasper
Thayer
Tobinsport
Trinity
Martin
Utica
Clark
Valeene
Vawter Park
Vistula
Elkhart
Watson
Weisburg
Dearborn
West Fork
West Middleton
West Shoals
Wilder
Winona
Starke
Young’s Creek
Youngstown
Zanesville
Zenas
Jennings
Bruce
Barren
Chatham
Bracken
Clarkson
Grayson
Colville
Deatsville
Flora
Nicholas
Gethsemane
McBrayer
Anderson
Mannsville
Taylor
Middleburg
Casey
Mt. Washington
Bullitt
Panola
Priceville
Hart
Riverview
Tennessee
Benton
Polk
Bright
Hamblen
Lantana
Cumberland
Luttrell
Union
Summitsville
Coffee
Anitia
London
West Virginia
Johnstown
Tee Milton
Doddridge
Walkersville
Ods
John E. Hopley
Bucyrus
Southampton
John Hopley
Bucyrus Journal
Hopley
Sherman A. Cuneo
Sandusky
Republican
R. D. Davis
Samuel J. Pugh
Pugh
Chattanooga
Chickamauga National Park
John Gilday
Cincinnati Federal
Federal
Saginaw
Mich
Sextra Furniture Company
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
Adberies
L. C. Thompson
Indianapo
H. Lauter
West
T. C. Campbell
Capitol
Grosvenor
Saas
Thos. E. McCullum
First
Ohio Volunteers
Oswald H. Ernst
West Point
Brooke
Sixth Army Corps
J. F. Woodward, Jr
West Virginia Volunteers
Harrys. New
Abel. Bickham
Benjamin T. Raikes
Ft. Thomas
Clinton F. Henderson
Seventeenth Infantry
Fla
John Onwake
Arlington
Robert Andrews
Cochran
F. F. Oldham
Ebbitt
Wm. Mayo Venable
Johnson
Blackburn
Wellingthon
Knoxville
A. L. Trueblood
Nashville
Wm. E. Eastman
Twenty-first
Cannon
Ill
Committee On Appropriations
Gaines
Lacey
Bailey
Tex
Miss
Civil Conference
Red Men
ARMY
Capt
AL Slusser
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