Summer offer for free Peruna therapy for nervous women
Dr Hartman promotes Peruna as a cure for female catarrh and related troubles, claiming many cases originate from catarrh. The ad invites worried women to write for free advice, citing testimonials from Miss Lizzie Sneathing and others, and urges contact with The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hartman
America
Peruna
88Th Street
New York City
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Lizzie Sneathing
Mabel Meyers
Kan
The
Kansas Temperance Union
Hartman
Dr Hartman
Hartman’ Sanitarium
Ohio
Gifts of Eggs and Other Quirks Pile Up for Prince Henry
Chicago society and rural admirers flood the city with odd offerings for Prince Henry of Prussia at the Auditorium and Armoury. Eggs from Wisconsin and Illinois, cologne, razors, sausages, cigars, and novelty items arrive by express. Some gifts spark humor while others appear sincere as hotel staff note the growing trend and safety checks for any hidden danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Henry
Chicago
Auditorium
Regiment Armory
Prince Henry of Prussia
Auditorium Hotel
Express
Rudolph
Woodstock
Waukesha
Wis
Schafer
Mayme Whittaker
Prince Heinrich von Prussia
Hista
France Wine Consumption Sparks Major Tax Reform Impact
The French Finance Minister released data showing wine consumption in 1901 reached 965 million gallons, up from 1900’s 189 million. The rise, linked to the 1900 vintage and abolished reductions on beer taxes, suggests about 147 bottles per person annually versus 121 previously, signaling a sharp per capita increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Horrid man and a mouse ruin Bangor girls game
A Bangor High School basketball team lost to Coburn Institute girls in Waterville 11 to 3 after a practical joke involving a live mouse. A Bangor man arranged the stunt with a bootblack, causing panic in the lunchroom and a forfeitlike disruption before the Waterville team won easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor High School
Coburn Classical Institute
Waterville
Main Street
Portieres
Gompers McGooley
Bootblack
Gompers
Argentine horses prove unfit for Sourica march
The remounts from Argentina fail to endure South African terrain as troops in Sourica report sluggish, unreliable mounts. Many horses collapse on hard marches, offering little pace or spirit, causing frustration among units and commanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sourica
South Africa
Indians at Buckskin Bill's Wild West Show Cause Wage Demand
United States Marshal Sharp received a letter from an Indian agent demanding $1.50 per week for each Indian and transport back to a reservation. The agent’s request followed a report that authorities want the Indians removed. Manager O'Brien says the Indians are satisfied and treated as other employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckskin Bill
United States
Marshal Sharp
Uncle Sam
Far West
Covington
Leonard
O’brien
Mrs Keiley Feigns Poisoning In Domestic Hysteria
Mrs George Keiley staged a carbolic acid incident at Third and Johnson streets to bluff her husband after an earlier quarrel. Dr Guy Eckman treated her and ruled out real danger noting hysteria rather than poison. The couple, married two years with no children, argued earlier in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third and
Johnson Streets
George Keiley
Guy Eckman
Eckman
William Riedlin Republican Club Meeting Tonight
The William Riedlin Republican Club will hold an important meeting this evening at Welling's Hall. A surprise greeted public school pupils as teachers announced that regular examinations would be dispensed with by order of the Board of Education due to an epidemic causing a month of school loss. Union memorial services of the Tribe of Ben Hur of Covington Ludlow Newport and Bellevue Courts will be held at Odd Fellows Hall Covington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Riedlin
Republican Club
Welling’s Hall
Board of Education
Union
Covington
Ludlow
Newport
Bellevue
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Couple from Falmouth Wed After Chance Cincinnati Meeting
Evan Templin and Myrstle Rice, both 21 of Falmouth Kentucky, married by Squire Jameson. John A Becker 37 and Mrs Mary Raff of Lima Ohio applied for a license and planned to marry in Covington after Becker met the bride in Cincinnati. The couple left for home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Templin
Myrstle Rice
Falmouth
Squire Jameson
John A. Becker
Mary Raff
Lima
George A. Miller
Becker
Cincinnati
Covington
Campbell County Mineral Oil and Gas Company Incorporation
Campbell County Mineral Oil and Gas Company filed articles with the County Clerk. Capital stock $10,009 in 1,000 shares. Thomas Walton named guardian of Stephen Walton with Thomas Reed as surety. Bayles Store and Range Company also filed articles with $10,000 capital in 1,000 shares. Incorporators include M. W. Allen, F. L. Garrison, D. B. Bayles, and N. Bayles. Works planned in Covington with operations to be in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Walton
Stephen Walton
Thomas Reed
Campbell County Mineral Oil and Gas Company
Bayles Store and Range Company
Covington
Cincinnati
M. W. Allen
F. L. Garrison
D. B. Bayles
Bayles
Property transfers on Orchard and Pike streets record several sales
Philomena and Magdelina East transfer to August Kinzer lot 25 by 2 feet south side of Orchard street for $950. Lisetta Nepper transfers to Josephine Tabeling a unevenly measured lot 54 by 90 by 133 by 109 feet in Kyles subdivision on Pike street for $1 and other considerations. Nellie Sullivan transfers to James M. Armstrong lot 45 by 184 feet at Nineteenth and Garrard streets for $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomena
Magdelina
August Kinzer
Orchard Street
Lisetta Nepper
Josephine Tabeling
Kyles
Pike Street
Nellie Sullivan
James M. Armstrong
Nineteenth
Garrard Streets
Slimed prose on stomach disease and a medical tonic
A fragment urges vigilance against stomach trouble and describes disease as a stealthy attack. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for digestion issues and general weakness, citing a testimonial from R. V. Pigsce of Buffalo, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Beckham Foes Sense a Scheme in Primary Talk
Becomes clear in Frankfort that some Kentucky Democratic leaders consider a party primary to choose state nominees rather than a delegate convention. The executive committee will meet in months to decide. Governor Beckham’s allies control the committee while his foes warn of high costs and political risk. State Auditor Coulter and Insurance Commissioner Chenault oppose the plan. Treasurer Hager backs any method, or so he says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Beckham
Coulter
Chenault
Hager
Newport Residents Plan German Visit and NYC Trip
Mrs Louis Heinrich and her son Louis depart Tuesday for New York then sail for Germany to visit friends and relatives. Charles Remme of West Third street Newport begins a week in New York City. Mrs Mary Bevan longtime Newport resident dies at 84 in St Elmo Texas after planning to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Heinrich
Louis
New York
Germany
Charles Remme
West Third Street
Newport
New York City
Mary Bevan
St. Elmo
Tex
Lone Star State
Indictments Reported in Newport Circuit Court
The Newport circuit grand jury returned indictments naming A. J. Grigsby for selling liquor without a license and immorality at his Highlands establishment with a $500 bond. Carrie Reed faced a public nuisance charge with a $200 bond. Jake Shields and Henry Shields were indicted for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
A. J. Grigsby
Busness
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Highlands
Carrie, Réed
Jake Shields
Henry Shields
Board of Lady Managers to Hold Extra Meeting in Newport
An extra meeting of the Board of Lady Managers of the Protestant Orphans Home in Newport will be held Friday at 7 30 PM at Mrs F Walter 913 Monmouth Street. All donation books must be returned and donations may be left at listed addresses including Mrs William Lohatroh 1114 Columbia Street F Walter 913 Monmouth G Geibel Eighth and Park Ave and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Home
Newport
F. Walter
Monmouth Street
William Lohatroh
Columbia Street
Monmouth
G. Geibel
Eighth
Park Avenue
G. Stegner
Saratoga
G. Stein
Third
T. Bertsch
West Sixth
L. Roth
Sixth Street
Central Avenue
W. H. H. Davis
East Eighth
F. Lang
G. Keller
G. Stetter
Berry Avenue
Bellevue
Clifton Heights
Newport Council to Convene on Sewer Inspectors Issue
Mayor Nelson called a special General Council meeting for next Monday night to resolve delays in appointing sewer inspectors after City Engineer B R Morton refused to permit work to proceed without action. The meeting aims to authorize the inspectors and advance the sewer program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council of
Newport
B. R. “Morton
Nelson
General Council
Newport Colonel Pleads Guilty in Postal Case
In Indianapolis court yesterday Colonel J. F. Andrews of Newport paid a nominal fine for a technical postal violation. The case was settled in private with the judge and attorneys. the fine is understood to be 200 dollars. No public trial occurred as Andrews chose a guilty plea and light penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Indianapolis
J. 4. Andrews
Newport
Colonel Andrews
Property Transfers in Bellevue and Dayton
J Elbert Thomas and wife sell a 28 by 120 foot lot on Center street in Bellevue for 1400 dollars to Michael Humler and wife. Ernst Eichner and wife convey a 29 by 110 foot lot at Third and Jackson in Dayton to Henry Schmidt for 1250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Elbert Thomas
Michael Humler
Center Street
Bellevue
Ernst. Eichner
Henry Schmidt
Third
Jackson Streets
Dayton
Newport HSA elects officers for new year
The High School Athletic Association of Newport elected officers at a recent meeting. Officers include President Jack Rardon Vice President Ben Phister Secretary Philip Riefkin and Treasurer Edward Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Athletic Association of
Newport
Jack Rardon
Ben Phister
Philip Riefkin
Edward Collins
Newport Clerk Issues Marriage License to Evansville and Bethlehem Pair
County Clerk Joseph Betz of Newport issued a marriage license to Edward Gains age 27 of Evansville Indiana and Lou Taylor age 24 of Bethlehem Kentucky. Both are colored and will be married today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Betz
Newport
Edward Gains
Evansville
Ind
Lou Taylor
Bethlehem
Funeral for John Skillman Follows Fatal Cincinnati Stockyards Incident
John Skillman dies after being run down at the Cincinnati Stockyards. His funeral is this afternoon at his Lafayette avenue home with burial at Spring Grove Cemetery. Skillman’s wife mourns. children’s day exercises at Calvary M E Church feature E D Sanford address and a children’s program. Knights of Pythias and Guiding Star Lodge will attend memorials at the First Christian Church. Trinity Lutheran Church holds baccalaureate with music, scripture, prayers, and sermons by Dr. Ches W. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Skillman
Cincinnati
Lafayette Avenue
Skillman
Spring Grove Cemetery
Calvary M. E. Church
E. D. Sanford
Douglass Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Guiding Star Lodge of Dayton
First Christian Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. Boreing
J. B. Jones
Ches. W. Lewis
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prize Chances
The notice explains a $34 000 estimating contest with 1 490 prizes. If ten people each submit an estimate they gain ten chances per person totaling 14 900 opportunities to win a portion of 2000 dollars.
Cincinnati Sides Caught in Severe Storm Damage
A heavy rain and windstorm in Cincinnati caused widespread damage across the city. Awnings and roofs were torn, glass shattered, and trees and signs toppled while William Hardy sustained a severe head wound from a collapsing awning frame.
Multiple Local Marriages Mark Hamilton Week
A series of weddings surface in Hamilton and nearby areas. Emma Schimpf of Portsmouth and John Vogt wed at St Stephen’s parsonage with Rev Father officiating. Ida Kimble and S Enyeart Pearson, both of Tippecanoe City, married in a church ceremony. Clara Doellman and Charles Tann tied the knot at St Stephen’s Church. Louise Blatt and Charles Walke, both Hamilton residents, married by Rev Hermann. Mary Rathgens wed John Dilg at United Presbyterian parsonage. Mabel Shephard and Philip Beiser married at the bride’s country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Schimpf
Portsmouth
John Vogt
St. Stephen's Parsonage
Maud Harkrader
Richard Reed
Rushville
Ind
James Ca
John .Laurie
High Moon
Laurie
Hamilton
C. A. Hermann
Sohngen’s Farm
Mary Rathgens
John Dilg
United Presbyterian Parsonage
E. M. McFadden
Philip J. Beiser
Mabel Shepherd
Memorial services and church programs in Dayton
Guiding, Star Lodge, Knights of Pythias attend memorial services at First Christian Church with Rev. R. D. Harding delivering the address and the choir offering a special musical program. The high school commencement invitations were distributed by Prof. West at a teachers’ meeting. Children’s Day services feature Rev. J. N. Ervin telling the story of the Children’s Crusade with recitations and songs. Mrs. F. Preston and Mrs. B. A. Buchanan travel to Clermont County, Ohio to visit their ill mother Mrs. Dr. Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiding
Star Lodge
Knights of Pythias
First Christian Church
R. D. Harding
West
J. N. Ervin
Presbyterian Church
Mofford Case Dismissed. Two Receiverships to Judge Tarvin
The case of J. A. Mofford of Lexington against Safety Investment Company of Maysville was dismissed. The matter of two receiverships is now referred to Judge Tarvin of Covington. Judge Harbeson named C. B. Taylor receiver for the company and Judge Tarvin appointed George Keefer a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Maysville
J. A. Mofford
Lexington
Safety Investment Company
Tarvin
Covington
Harbeson
C. B. Taylor
George Keefer
Assault on Domestic Worker Near Clinton Street
Lizzie Le masker, domestic at Dr. G. J. Fredrick's home, living at 162% Sycamore, was attacked by an unknown man about 8 o'clock last night in Clinton near John Street. She was dragged into an alley, knocked senseless, and taken to hospital before being sent home after bandaging. Police suspect robbery and note the assailant fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hardy
Cincinnati
Sycamore Street
Vine Street
Hardy
Lizzie Leemaker
G. J. Fredrick
Sycamore
Clinton
Ohn Street
Jane Payne
Agnes Payne
Toledo
Marion
Ind
Richmond
L. D. Jessup
Agnes
Tolédo
Adams Street
Tiffin
Georgia Evans
Agnes P
Hamilton
Tragic accidental shooting and social notes from Dayton
A 12 year old boy Joseph Woetht was killed when a loaded 22 caliber rifle, in his brother Michaels hands, discharged while playing at home. Reports also cover Agnes Payne’s disappearance hoax and a Nicaragua company rumor denied. marriage license copy claims. a runaway from the Ohio Reformatory. and extensive social notes from Dayton society with a June 18 wedding in Miamisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Josephy.Woetht
John
Michael
Woerl
She Objects To Being Called An Old Man
In the Philadelphia Press, a woman asserts she remains single by choice while joking about being called an old man. Tess notes that many of her acquaintances chose others, hinting at social expectations and jokes about marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
Jess
Tess
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims sediment in water signals kidney trouble and promises relief from back pain, urinary issues, and overactive urge. It offers free sample bottle and booklet by mail from Dr. Kilmer & Co. Bing hamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acre
Dridkilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Cincinnati, Sunday Commercial Tribune
Kilmer
Binghampton
Ohio Monuments at Shiloh Transferred to Government
Twenty two Ohio monuments costing 53000 were transferred to the United States Government at Shiloh. About a thousand people attended the ceremonies with speeches by Hugh for Ohio, Josiah Patterson for the Shiloh Park Commission, and Cole of the Ohio General Assembly delivering the principal oration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Nashville
Tenn
Ohio
United States
Shiloh
Buckeye
Nash
Hugh
Josiah Patterson
Shiloh Park Commission
Cole
Ohio General Assembly
Monster Snake Besets Man Near Rockford Co
George Kierspe, a respected resident of Fort Wayne, recounts a terrifying encounter with a nine and a half foot monster snake near Rockford, Co. He froze under its hypnotic gaze before slashing the reptile’s neck with a pocket knife and collapsing. Farmers later rescued him, and the serpent remained alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Wayne
Ind
George
Kierspe
Rockford
Winchester Wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth Younger to W. R. Long
The wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth Younger to Mr. W. R. Long was held at the bride’s home with over one hundred guests from Philadelphia St Louis Effingham Ripley and Peoria. The maid of honor was Miss Helen Campbell and best man Mr. W J Mortland with ushers Clifton Fenton and Herbert Morris. The bridal party leaves for Poplar Bluff Missouri to begin their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Younger
L. J. Fenton
W. R. Long
Poplar Bluff
S. N. Long
St. Louis
Helen Campbell
Philadelphia
John A. Cockrill
W. J. Mortland
Clifton L. Fenton
Herbert Morris
John Campbell
N. Long
Edna Carruthers
James K. Fenton
Effingham
Kan
Leggett
Ripley
Ella Ferris
Peoria
Ill
Visiting Friends From Across States Spend Time Here
A stream of visitors arrives in Aurora Indiana, including Mrs Caroline Stratton Valentine from Ashland Kentucky and Miss Clara E Johnson from Connersville Indiana, staying with local residents. Others listed include Mrs Nellie Taylor of Indianapolis and Miss Josephine Buchanan of Springfield Illinois visiting friends and relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Stratton Valentine
Ashland
Clara E. Johnson
Connersville
Ind
Nellie Taylor
Indianapolis
L. Foulk
Josephine Buchanan
Springfield
Ill
Fannie Goodheart
Cincinnati
Maud Jones Clark
Anderson, Ind
Clifford Dill
Claudia Kyle
Julia Murray
Warrensburg
Mary Johnson
Holden, Mo
Wm. Watts
Emma Hiederman
Fred Nolte
Anson Lukens
Hamilton, C
Simon Siemantel
Francis W. Davis
Anna Leive
Columbus
Southern Surgeons Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
Washington June 7 The Association of Surgeons of the Southern Railway Company elected officers today President Dr Rhett Goode Mobile Alabama First Vice President Dr T P Mc Mahan Illinois Second Vice President Dr M W O'Brien Alexandria Va Secret Treasurer Dr J H Harrison London Old Point Comfort Va chosen as next meeting place in June 10% A paper on ulcers was read by Dr W F Westmoreland Atlanta The meeting adjourned after routine business and installation of officers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Association of Surgeons of the Southern Railway Company
Rhett Goode
Mobile
Ala
T. P. McMahan
Illinois
M. W. O’brien
Alexandria
J. H. Harrison
Old Point Comfort
W. F. Westmoreland
Atlanta
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Gynecolo
Gist
Alex. Johnson
University Avenue
Kingston
Ontario
Canada
A. Johnson
Miss Lizzie
Mrs. Alex. Johnson
London Times
Bangor
Bangor Commercial
Empire Review
Kentucky
Buckskin
Redskins
Beckham's
Wilkie
Newport Realty
Anthony Kessan
Freeman Avenue
Liberty
Dudley Avenue
Clifton
Resor Avenues
T. A. Snider Preserves Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Chonau Street
Cairo
Goodall
Ninth and
Race Street
Fourth
H. & 8. Pogue’ Company
Snider Preserve Company
J. W. Lawrence
Ity
Nicaragua Company
New Jersey
Dayton’ Men
Bluefields
Nicaragua
O.C. Stpe
William F. Fackler
George W. Thatcher
Maude~ Weston
Waterloo Road
Lambeth
London
England
Frank C. Bainbridge ‘Bell
Florence Cassidy
William Matthew Cassidy
F. H. Stokes
Waterloo
Thatcher
Lotzen
Ohio Reformatory
John Danny
Danny
Sotzen
East Side
Society Notes
Ida M. Eastman
Pueblo
Col
Helen.Finke
D. G. Reilly
Philip Rottermann
Chas. H. Kumler
Des Moines
P. N. Ligler
Lane
C. W. Raymond
California
Chas Cooper
West First Street
John H. Patterson
Joseph’ Crane
Jefferson and
Joseph Crane
E. W. Curtis, Jr
Brooklyn
Lowes
Miamisburg
Daisy Mae Bowles
Major
F. Kemper Bowles
John Edward Rodgers
East Linden Avenue
Ohio Monuments
Ft. Wayne Man
Aurora, Ind
Southern
Teo Braghold
Regulator C
Atlanta, Ga
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