Public school staff re elected. Tearne given extension
At the Board of Education meeting in Covington and Newport, teachers across districts were mostly re elected. Miss Tearne and Miss Dwyer faced questions over certificates with Tearne given a December deadline to qualify. The colored and kindergarten staff were retained.
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Board of Education
Miss Tearne
Morris
Miss Dwyer
Hattie Lewis
Lulu Smith
Elsie Gooch
Miss McArthur
Board of Education Grants and Salary Controversy
The Board of Education approved a one week salary deduction for Prof. Bristow amid discussions on absent teachers. Superintendent Morris reported June 1 pupil enrollment of 3,526 with 2,524 average daily attendance and 540 kindergarten students. Thirty-four certificates were issued to white and colored teachers while resignations and new applications were noted. The census shows 17,617 school age children in the city.
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Board of Education
Bristow
Nieberding
Thompson
Schuler
Morris
Nannie Rawlings
Alice E. Klein
Catherine
Francis M. Russell
Donald W. McLeod
Hyde Park
Green Fenly
Bates
Court Discontinues Sei dels Against C O Railway
Circuit Court yesterday ordered the case of Charles Seidels against the C O Railway Company discontinued. Seidels sought 1999 dollars in personal injury damages from work at the defendant. William C Scott, 63, of Independence Pike, was found incompetent after arraignment and a committee was appointed to manage his estate. The Commonwealth case against J B Respass for nuisance in a poolroom was begun before adjournment.
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Charles Seidels
E C. & O. Railway Company
Seidels
William C. Scott
Independence Pike
The
Commonwealth
J. B. Respass
Burglars Loot Two Saloon Taverns In City
The saloon of Charles Sehthorst at Pike and Craig streets was entered early yesterday. Thieves stole $3 in pennies. Sehthorst chased them with Officers Keiley Jansen and Curley. they captured a man named Sam Woodson from Cincinnati. Budde’s saloon at Willard and Riddle streets was also burglarized, with $6 in pennies taken.
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Charles Sehthorst
Pike and
Craig Streets
Sehlhorst
Keiley
Jansen
Curley
Hegro
Sam Woodson
Cincinnati
William Budde
Willard and
Riddle Streets
Ludlow Officials Summoned Before Grand Jury
Deputy Sheriff Phillips summoned Ludlow’s Mayor R. H. Fleming and citizens Joseph Voltz Thomas McClung and Neal Brady to testify before the Kenton Grand Jury on the alleged sewer nuisance. The town faced a months-long fight over sewer work with no proper outlet for surface water beyond a few catch basins.
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Ludlow
Phillips
Kenton
R. H. Fleming
Joseph Voltz
Thomas McClung
Neal Brady
Thompson Cleared to Remain on Board of Education
The Board of Education met last night to decide James F. Thompson’s eligibility while serving on the Library Trustees. The Law Committee reported no law bars dual service and the board unanimously adopted the finding, allowing Thompson to continue on the Board of Education.
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James F. Thompson
Board of Education
Board of Library Trustees
Thompson
Property Transfers Across Latonia and Covington
The trustees of the Third Baptist Church transferred 91 by 109 feet on the west side of Decoursey pike east of Golding street in Latonia to the Latonia Baptist Church for 750 dollars. Oliver Smith Jr. sold 26 acres of land to Julia Cartwright along Covington and Taylor Mill pike seven miles southwest of Covington for one dollar and other considerations.
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Third Baptist Church
Latonia Baptist Church
Decoursey Pike
Golding Street
Latonia
Oliver Smith, Jr
Julia Cartwright
Covington
Taylor Mill Pike
Indictments Return Firearm and Conspiracy Charges
The grand jury yesterday returned indictments against Adella Jameson for shooting with intent to kill her husband Thomas Jameson. Nannie Parker faces charges of shooting with intent to kill Dan Owsley and Marcus Lee, plus cutting to kill Joe Haggard. Parker was also indicted for carrying concealed deadly weapons.
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Adella Jameson
Thomas Jameson
Nannie Parker
Dan Owsley
Marcus Lee
Joe Haggard
Woman Wins City Slip And Fall Case In Covington
Laura Davis awarded a verdict and judgment of 250 dollars by a Circuit Court jury against Covington city for injuries from a fall on the Fione steps from the Police Court last September. Attorney J Randolph Cookman represented the plaintiff.
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Covington
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J. Randolph Cookman
Marriage Licenses Issued to Lytle Klumpp Swindler Rose
Marriage licenses issued yesterday to William H. Lytle aged and Anna Klumpp both of Covington. T M Swindler aged and Lulu May Rose both of this city.
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Anna Klumpp
Covington
T. M. Swindler
Lulu May Rose
Death notice and court actions in Austin area
Mary Ann Hoffer aged 68 died yesterday at 614 Western Avenue after a brief illness. Mary Rice and Kate Ragans were fined $1 and costs each by Judge Pence for fighting in the street at Austin. An order in County Court instructed Robert Welling administrator of Louis Bruestle to sell the date at public auction and settle up.
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Mary Ann Hoffer
Western Avenue
Mary Rice
Kate Ragans
Pence Prey
AustinurEz
Robert Welling
Louis Bruestle
Paderewski Fights Off Revolver Threat in Louisville
Pianist Paderewski escaped a shooting scare as a Kentucky colonel drew a revolver outside the Galt House during a political conference. He hurried back to his room to secure his long curly hair and then ventured out again when told the Philpots and others were not present.
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Paderewski
Louisville
Galt House
Jack Chinn
Eph Lillard
Philpots
Chicago
Fire destroys Virginia and North Carolina Wheel Company plant
In Richmond Virginia the Virginia and North Carolina Wheel Company factory and stock were completely burned out early today. The plant ranked among the largest of its kind. About 275 workers were left unemployed. Loss estimated at 175000 dollars with 140000 dollars insured.
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Sheriff Miller Seizes Control Of County Democratic Group
Sheriff Miller has taken control of the county Democratic organization and nominated his own committee. He calls a mass convention at Turner Hall on Saturday to elect delegates to the State convention, with Representative George Traver presiding at Alexandria. Mayor R. W. Nelson is named chairman of the new committee, amid a three sided fight with opposing factions. The sheriff’s list includes ward by ward appointees and names such as A H Allen, James McKeon, William Newell, and others across six wards.
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Turner Hall
Alexandria
George Traver
Tuxedo Garden
H. F. Allen
James McKeon
William Newell
William E. Truesdell
Lawrence P. Donovan
Matt Maschinot
Fred Miller
Frank B. Chalk
Joseph C. Rehling
John A. Barthes
Robert Clark
Martin Stephany
Michael Shea
Louis Betz
Joseph Weingartner
Joseph Kéke
Fred Schnorr
Michael Purcell
John Leahy
Jacob Buchert
John Shannon
City Board Minutes Show Funds, Police Reports, Contracts
Auditor reports current city funds 26593 60 sinking and interest 18291 69 special and transient 14745 27 total 59620 56. Chief of Police submits arrests 21 fines and costs 5650. Overseer of the Poor expends 102 for groceries. Claims totaling 1826 94 allowed. Joseph Cotlopy awarded contract to improve Fourth Street York to Monmouth. Water Works reports year end balance 8585 01.
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Joseph Cotlopy
Fourth Street
York
Monmouth Streets
Water Works Department
Memorial Day Observances At St Stephen and St Joseph Cemeteries
Rev Thomas Hart will speak Sunday at St Stephen's Cemetery for the Y M I grave decoration ceremony. Rev Jas McNerny offers the invocation. A quartet of Misses Anna and Minnie Adams and Messrs John Schupp and Joseph Bach will sing including Cover Them Over With Beautiful Flowers Awake My Soul to Joyful Lays Dies Iræ. The council decorates all graves at St Joseph's Cemetery in Cincinnati at 11 in the forenoon.
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St. Stephen’s Cemetery
Jas. McNerny
Anna
Minnie Adams
John Schupp
Joseph Bach
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Cincinnati
Belle Gill v Pennsylvania Bridge Co Affirmed by Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court ruling in favor of Belle Gill in her 1895 dispute over 33 feet of her property taken for bridge reconstruction. The company must address Gill's demands as the bridge now abuts her property.
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Belle Gill
Pennsylvania Bridge Company
Miss Gill
Sandpile and playground plan approved by city council
At last night's council meeting a resolution to place a large sandpile in City Park for children, plus two swings and a dozen benches donated by Councilmen Walters Meyers and Lampe, prompted wide discussion but was approved after an open discussion session.
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Meyers
Lampe
Cramer Heirs Claim Share of Estate Valued at 75 000 to 90 000
Gustav Cramer of Cold Springs says his late father Cyril Cramer was mistaken about his children born after the divorce. Four children Frank Chris Louis and Gustav live and will claim their share of an estate valued between 75 000 and 90 000.
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Cyril Cramer
Cold Springs
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Chris
Louis
Berry son graduatesss from Annapolis with honors
Robert L. Berry youngest son of Congress man Berry graduated with honors at the Annapolis Naval Academy. He will cruise two years before becoming a full ensign. He was the youngest in his class. His father Mrs Berry and Miss Anna Berry attended the commencement.
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Congressman Berry
Annapolis Naval Academy
Bob
Berry
Anna Berry
Two Memorial Windows Placed in Highlands M E Church
Two memorial panes are being installed in Highlands M E Church Mt Pleasant avenue. One honors Miss Eva Shaw daughter of the late Samuel Shaw. The other recalls W T Talliaferro father of Mrs W W South gate of Berkley place. Both windows are described as costly.
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Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Eva Shaw
Samuel Shaw
W. T. Talliaferro
W. W. Southgate
Berkley Place
Bellevue sues for delinquent taxes and delays library hours
The wife of Edward Greifenkamp appeals to the Humane Officer to take possession of her three children as her husband serves a fifty day jail term. Bellevue sues Margaret Mackie and husband in circuit court for 16 16 with interest to lien their property. Public Library Trustees vote to close the library at 9 p.m. in summer. James Morrell hired to collect 800 in outstanding subscriptions.
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Edward Greifenkamp
Bellevue
Margaret Mackie
James Morrell
Lawn fete hosted by St Pauls guild at Fairfield avenue
The Young Women's Guild of St Pauls P E Church held a lawn fete last evening at Mr Edwin Johnston's Fairfield avenue residence. Children’s day is scheduled at Calvary M E Church Sunday at 11 am with an arranged program. Douglass Lodge No 49 K of P also elected officers including C John Graham V C William Hake Prelate Herman Branditz M af A Theodore Siebert M of W Robert Piettner and representatives to Grand Lodge J F Hubbard Lewis Reusch.
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St. Paul’s P. E
Edwin Johnston
Fairfield Avenue
Calvary
Theodore Siebert
Robert Piettner
Grand Lodge
J. F. Hubbard
Lewis Reusch
Fire damages tailor shop and barber next door on Elm Street
An alarm from Box 214 at 12:45 this morning reported a fire in S. W. Warner’s tailor shop at 617 Elm Street. The blaze spread to H. Matt’s barber shop beside it, causing about $300 in damage before firefighters extinguished it. The fire’s origin is unknown.
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S. W. Warner
Elm Street
H. Matt
Three Policemen Shot and Citizen Wounded in Strike Violence
A mob attacked in St Louis as three policemen were shot one fatally while on patrol on Kossuth street and Fifteenth street. Officer Coates died from a back wound. Boland and Gibbon were wounded while guarding stalled cars. Citizen John Goetting was shot in O Fallon street by a plainclothes deputy.
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Wm. O. Coates
Kossuth Street
Boland
Fifteenth Street
Cass Avenue
Gibbon
Twenty-fifth
Angelica
John Goetting
O’fallon
Machinist Richard Preising Ends Life at Covington Home
Richard Preising a 58 year old machinist of 1491 Kavanaugh Street Covington shot himself at home early yesterday morning after months of rheumatism and unemployment. Coroner Tarvin ruled death by self inflicted 38 caliber revolver. Body to be cremated at Cincinnati Crematory.
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Kavanaugh Street
Covington
Preising
Pressing
Bressing
Tarvin
Cincinnati Crematory
Mansfield Beats Vets in a Great League Clash
Mansfield won 1 to 0 over the Vets in a tight Interstate League game. Other results included Newcastle defeating Columbus 9 to 1 and Ft Wayne edging Youngstown 6 to 4 as standings show Wheeling and Newcastle atop the table with strong win totals.
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Dayton
Newcastle
Columbus
Ft Wayne
Youngstown
W. Ll
Wheeling
Toledo
Ft. Wayne
Mansfield Defeats Dayton In Pitchers’ Duel
In Mansfield Ohio on June 7 Mansfield edged Dayton 3 to 2 after a sixth inning double by Truby to drive in Quinn who was hit by a pitch earlier. Wicker earned the win for Mansfield while Smith took the loss for Dayton. Time of game one hour forty five minutes. Umpire Colgan.
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Commercial Tribune
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Wicker
Quinn
Truby
Mans
Dayton
Ec Beecher
Hardesty
Belt
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Miller
Fox
Gochen
Lee Oeeee Mansfield
St Quinn
Donnelly
Donahue
la McVey
Myers
J. Smith
Réteneconcess Saees
Law
Beecher
Smith
Colgan
Ft. Wayne Triumphs Over Youngstown in Late Rally
Ft. Wayne lands a victory as Youngstown fails to close the gap in the ninth. Key players include Gilbert and Krueger for Fort Wayne, with Carney and Swaim pitching for Youngstown. Final score reflects a tight, two hour game with late drama.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
Ft. Wayne
Newcastle Beats Columbus As Streit Struggles
Newcastle defeated Columbus 5 to 1 as Figgemeier pitched well. Streit was wild and ineffective, allowing hits while Figgemeier handled thirteen batters before giving up a hit. Wright and Miller provided notable offense for Newcastle.
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Columbus
Commercial Tribune
Streit
Figgemeier
Rain at Toledo Halts Toledo Columbus Game
Rain at Toledo causes the Toledo Columbus contest to be postponed with no game played on June 7.
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Toledo
Columbus
Steeplechase Delivers Best Race of Day
Report from the track notes Dunward Myosotis and Van Brunt as outsiders finishing in order. Aker Took A Nap continues as racing coverage details the five furlong to seven furlong events with times and placing for Princesa Tatayana Bangle Hermoso Nobleman Forbush and other runners.
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Myosotis
van Brunt
Newberger
Kid Hampton
Imp. Bathampton
Idrelare
H. E. Rowell
Texas
Smith
Rowell
Forbush
Princesa
Tatyana
Waldo
Darby Jim
J. Woods
Zack Phelps
J. Miller
Ben Magen
Grace Cup
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Bangle
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L. Rose
Seseeseeeee
Ed Gartland Jr
Crowhurst
Nobleman
Boney Boy
Ben ‘Loa
Stites
Durwad
Barton
Flgrin
C. Bronson
Gibraltar Dominates Two Races At Hamilton Card
In Hamilton Ontario on June 7 Gibraltar swept the first and last races of the program. The favorite won both events with consistent performances, while several runners in each race trailed, including Basina and Maidstone among others, as race times hovered around the 1:15 to 1:43 marks.
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Ontario
Gibraltar
Howell
Basina Oeasind
H. Lewis
Daly
Daryl
Royal Poincilana
Sir Blaze
Weber
J Salvado
Castro
Alice
Mouzeloff
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Jessie Jarboe
Sallust
Ode
Maratana II
Thompson
Althea
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Spee
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Flint
Bin
Its
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Sass Royal Sterling
Martin
Seboasaiac
Lizzie Kelly
Howard
Star of Hanover wins Beaufort Handicap at Manchester Whit Suntide
At the Manchester Whit Suntide meeting J. B. Curtis' Star of Hanover ridden by J. Reiff won the Beaufort Handicap of 600 sovereigns. H. J. King's Zanoni was second with Tod Sloan aboard. A two year old plate went to Veles with Tod Sloan. Maude colt was second and Patron Saint third with Reiff aboard. Six horses ran.
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London
Curtis
Star of Hanover
J. Reiff
H. J King
Zanoni
Tod Sloan
Veles
Maude
Patron Saint
Rieff
Ohio Trapshooting League Ends With Team and Individual Wins
In Columbus on June 7 the Ohio Trapshooters League held a two and five man team contest. Alkire and Rhodes of Sherman Club won the two man event in a shoot-off from Gamble and Squier of Cincinnati Club. Cleveland Gun Club captured the five man team title with 230 of 280, earning the state team trophy. Squier won the amateur handicap and State Journal trophy shoot-off, among several near perfect rounds. the meet was declared the most successful in years.
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Ohio Trapshooters’ League
Alkire
Rhodes
Sherman Club
Gamble
Squier
Cincinnati
Cleveland Gun Club
Messrs
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Alex
Elliott
Redwing
Snow
Vause
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Fisher
Eee
Hause
Squire
Attick
Elliot
Helkes
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Highland Brigade Letter From Modder River Describes Boer War Losses
Alexander, a private in the Black Watch, sends a December 14 letter from Modder River to Perth describing the Highland Brigade’s disaster. He notes nine Christian fallen, including Color Sergeants MacMillan and Patterson, and recounts fierce firefight, charges, and the General's death. He portrays wounded and killed, praises fellow soldiers, and frames the clash as a hard, somber day.
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Black Watch
Modder River
F. Leahy
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Highland Brigade
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McLauchlan
Patterson
Scotland
Hell
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Eption
Stra
Obituary: Mrs Cleora Bright Savage dies at 78 in Winchester
Mrs Cleora Bright Savage died in Winchester Kentucky at age 78. She led missionary work for women and was active in church activities. Her husband Dr George S Savage is noted as the oldest minister in the Kentucky Conference.
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George S. Savage
Kentucky
Forecast Summary for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky
Ohio expects showers then fair weather Friday and Saturday with brisk west winds. Indiana shows fair conditions Friday and Saturday with cooler north portions on Friday and fresh west winds. Kentucky forecasts fair weather Friday and Saturday with variable winds.
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Temperature and Precipitation Report for Cincinnati 1900
A historical daily weather summary shows maximum temperatures of 829 and 966, minimums 68 and 67, and average around 78.0. It records excess heat of 4 degrees for the day and precipitation deficits of .14 inches for the day and .06 inches since June, with accumulated 0.0 inches since January 1, 1900.
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Cincinnati
Bassler
Chased Demented Man Delivers Lively City Chase
Fred Vogel of Fairmount, suffering violent dementia, fled after a court attempt to commit him. Rev. Dr. Conzett pursued in a wagon with bystanders joining the chase from the Courthouse to Vine Street. Police eventually overpowered him and sent Vogel to the County Jail.
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Hogs marketing expands as Western kill tops 560000 head
The Cincinnati Price Current reports a widened hog market with the Western kill at 560,000 head this week, up from 455,000 and 505,000 in prior weeks. From March 1 totals reach 6,010,000 head, vs 5,585,000 a year ago. Prices drop about 10 cents per 100 pounds since last week, while pork and rib sides close higher in Chicago and lard edges lower. Special reports list hogs packed since March 1 across stations like Kansas City, Omaha, St. Louis, and Indianapolis, with 1900 totals shown against 1899.
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Market Report Shows Strong Tobacco Prices Across Warehouses
Yesterday’s tobacco market stayed active with 387 hhds offered, including 243 new and 144 old. Prices generally pleased sellers as manufacturers’ demand remained brisk and rejections stayed low across Farmers’ Shippers, Bodmann, Morris, Cincinnati-Mmi, and Globe warehouses.
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River Boats Departing Today From Pittsburg and Portsmouth
Notice lists boats leaving today from Pittsburg and Portsmouth with departures at 5 p.m. and noon respectively. It reads SEE ee ee 5 p.m. Leave as Advertised. June 9.
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River rises with marked feet and warm afternoon
The river level climbed to 8.6 feet at 6 am and 3.5 feet at noon, then 85 feet at 6 pm as weather remained partly cloudy and warm.
Bids Sought for Lock No 1 on Big Sandy River
Capt H F Hodges in charge of Ka nawha Muskingum Big Sandy and Ohio river improvements will open bids tomorrow at 2 30 p m in the Government Building for Lock No 1 at Catlettsburg at the mouth of the Big Sandy Packets. River news notes vessel arrivals departures and local personnel updates.
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Muskingum
Big Sandy
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River Trade Notes and Weather Across Ohio River Ports
Special Despatches to Commercial Tribune summarize river conditions and steamboat movements from Warren to Charlotte Boeckeler. Reports note rising and falling stages, showers, and warm temperatures, with Captain John M. Phillips in Pittsburg eyeing the City of Pittsburg passage. Several vessels depart or arrive at ports including Cincinnati, Louisville, and Evansville, while officials discuss river improvements and ongoing canal and towboat activity.
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Maritime Movements June 7 1920 Genoa to Havre and New York
Multiple ships arrive and sail at European ports including Liverpool Cherbourg Plymouth Boulogne and Bremen with vessels such as La Bretagne Rhein Rhyndland Kaiser Fritz and The State of Nebraska listed among arrivals and passages to New York Havre Philadelphia and Rotterdam with June 7 notices. The report records ship names destinations and routes across Liverpool Havre Cherbourg Plymouth Boulogne Rotterdam and Duisburg.
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Pair Sparks Back-and-Forth on Smoking Inquiry
In a brief exchange quoted from the Philadelphia North American a man named Freddie asks a girl in a Knox hat if she objects to smoking in his presence. She replies that she does not and adds that she was about to ask him the same question.
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Paris
G.kurfurst
Naples
Genoa
Werra
A.M. Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
Azores
Prince Line
Trojan Prince
Tartar Prince
Spartan Prince
Cc. R. Richard & CO
N. Y
Barr ST
Central
W.F
MT. Auburn
Eden Av
John Webb, JR
Eden
Albion Place
WM. A. Hall
Third St
Hanover
Vine St
Bofinger & Hopkins
caeLe Company
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Elm
Howell Av
Sears, Rozbuch & CO
Ada Addison
B. Rowan
T. J. Willison
Blymyer Building
Cincinnati Savings
Cincinna‘i
Chas
Fr. Spiegel
Wiggins Block
Cor
Fifth and
Vine
Dn Commission
Loy R Willson
D. Jesus
Bees Lee
Columbia
Ste. Genevieve
Chester
Grafton
Cape Girardeau
Illinois River
Lily
Cairo
Thomas Parker
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!