Two KentuckY Conventions Clash Over Delegates
In Newport and Covington Kentucky a split Democratic scene unfolds with rival conventions set at Whitehead's Garden and Balke's Opera House. Sheriff Miller asserts control of the county committee while old leadership vows to meet. Two delegations will head to Louisville, amid local elections and a Grace Church children day program.
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Hodge
Berry
Miller
Nelson
Whitehead’s Garden
State Central Committee
Turner Hall
Old County Committee
Louisville
William H. Newell
Balke
Onera House
Bellevue
Alexandria
Liquor License Arrest of Ernest Kettenacker
Ernest Kettenacker was arrested for selling liquor without a license after a Council grant was refused by the Board of Aldermen. He offered payment to the City Clerk but the clerk declined. The arrest aimed to present the case to the courts for resolution.
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Ernest Kettenacker
Board of Aldermen
Local boys charged after calf wound from flobert rifle
Amos Booth of Second and Monmouth streets limped into police headquarters claiming Clint Smith and Frank Morgan shot him. All boys, about eight, were ordered to appear in court this morning as officers reported they had been breaking electric light globes with the rifle.
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Amos Booth
Second
Monmouth Streets
Flobert
Clint Smith
Frank Morgan
Local notes on travel, injuries, and community events
Mr. Frank Talliaferro returns from Car tagena in six months absence and will come back in the fall. Lydia Kohl, 12, tripped at Park Ave Schoolyard and broke her collarbone. St Bonifacius Orphan Society marks 34th anniversary with services at Corpus Christi Church tomorrow. Marriage licenses issued for William Counts and Nellie Fager of Dayton and Fred Koenig with Alice Fecketts of Newport. Carrie Boehme to be valedictorian and receive bouquet from Benson Bros. First annual St Stephen’s Branch No 626 reunion and festival set for St George’s Hall on York and Eleventh streets Tuesday evening June 19.
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Frank Talliaferro
Cartagena
South America
Lydia
H. C. Kohl
Park Ave
St. Bonifacius Orphan Society
Corpus Christi Church
William F Counts
Nellie Fager
Dayton
Fred Koenig
Alice Fecketts
Newport
Carrie Boehme
Benson Bros
St. Stephen's Branch
C. E. of A
St. George's Hall
Eleventh and
York Streets
Commencement Program at Balke's Opera House
Last evening the High School commencement was held at Balke's Opera House with Rev. H. C. Bowen giving the invocation and May E. Brunsen and Alma L. Metcalf delivering essays. Prof. David Swing led violin and a fluted horn duet while James M. Riffe spoke as the address. May C. A. Seibert and Henrietta M. Kout kamp performed essays and a cornet solo, with B. S. Jelloff offering an honorary address. Prof. Downes presented diplomas and Rev. C. Emigholz gave the benediction.
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Balke’s Opera House
H. C. Bowen
Swing
May E. Brunsen
Alma L. Metcalf
David Swing
James M. Riffe
C. A. Seibert
É¢Seay
Henrietta M. Koutkamp
Cornet
Columbia
B. S. Jelloff
John Burke
Convert Waltz
Dipiomas
Downes
C. Emigholz
School Board elects E P West as Superintendent
At an especial meeting Prof. E. P. West of Vienna was chosen superintendent. The old teaching staff was re-elected. Children's day is set for tomorrow at the M E Church with a prepared program. Guiding Star Company No 2 U R E of F is to meet in fatigue uniform at 6 p m today to escort Brigadier General Logan to the district meeting at Eureka Hell in Newport.
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Vienna
M. E. Church
Guiding Star Company, No. 2
Covington
Logan
Eureka Hell
Newport
Bertha Teed to Wed Will Ehrlick at Presbyterian Church
Mr and Mrs Amos Teed invite guests to the marriage of their daughter Bertha to Mr Will Ehrlick on June 19 at 8 p m in the Presbyterian Church Henry Nie of Houston Texas is visiting here due to his mother Mrs Wm Nie’s serious illness Miss Anna Lee Shoemaker chosen by the high school class to respond to a banquet toast given by the alumni
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Amos Teed
Bertha
Will Ehrlick
Presbyterian Church
Henry Nie
Houston
Tex
Wm. Nie
Anna Lee Shoemaker
Tense Japanese Korean Rift Deepens Over Prisoner Executions
In Yokohama on June 8 reports say the Korean Emperor refuses to grant an audience to Japanese Minister Hayashi Gonsouke amid protests over torture and execution of political prisoners by Korea. This sharp diplomatic strain is viewed as more serious by Japan than the Boxer rising in China.
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Yokohama
China
Japan
Korea
Hayashi Gonsouke
Minister Stinson Accepts Bloomingdale Call in New York
The Rev. William Charles Stinson, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Chillicothe Ohio, has accepted a call from Bloomingdale Reformed Church in New York City to fill the pulpit left vacant in March after Rev. Madison Peters resigned and joined the Baptists following a doctrinal shift.
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William Charles Stinson
First Presbyterian, Church of
Kentucky Court of Appeals Terms Affirms and Reverses Cases
In Frankfort today the Kentucky Court of Appeals with Chief Justice Hazelrigg and Judges Guffy DuBelle and White issued rulings on multiple cases. Several affirmations and reversals were rendered including Middlesborough vs Goal and Iron Bank, and Pendleton vs Patrick with various motions overruled and bond issues set for next steps. An appearance docket for the Kentucky R R Co. case was scheduled for June 14 with possible adjournment to Tuesday morning at 11.
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White
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Covington and Cincinnatti
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Goal and Iron Bank
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Jena Pulaski
Meadors
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Whitley
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Holmes
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Dye
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W. H. Marriott
E. F. Trabue
Church Services Across Town With Notes On Meetings
Local churches list Sunday services with varied morning and evening times. Epworth League and Children’s Day activities noted, plus weekly and special gatherings. Ministerial Association and Kentucky Baptist events scheduled for June with speakers and locations.
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Union M. FE
R. Irving Watkins
Epworth League
First Christian Church
Geo. A. Miller
Fourth Street Christian Church
H. J. Seaman
Stott Street
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
B. T. Swindler
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Iceceph Remme
1St Presbyterian Church
J. I. Blackburn
Covington Ministerial Association
Kentucky Baptist General Association
Owensboro
State Baptist Ministers
W. B. McGarity
F. W. Taylor
Boy breaks collar bone after wagon fall in Greenup
Five year old son of James Powers of Greenup and Linn streets fell from a wagon on Greenup street yesterday and broke his collar bone. He was taken home where Dr Molloy attended him.
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Greenup and
Linn Streets
Greenup Street
Dr. Molloy
Accident at Government Building Leaves Man Finger Severed
John Tennis of Austinburg was injured at the Government Building in Newport yesterday when a heavy iron beam fell on his left index finger, severing it at the second joint. He was lifting the beam at work.
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Austinburg
Newport
Dougherty Sues for Absolute Divorce and Custody
Arthur D. Dougherty files for absolute divorce from Alice M. Dougherty on grounds of abandonment and seeks custody of their two children.
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Arthur D. Dougherty
Alice M. Dougherty
Fireside Breaks Down At Fair Grounds Race Day
Bad riding and racing luck shaped results at the Fair Grounds. Fireside weakened to a ruck in race one and may retire to stud. Amorosa captured race two. Tickful surged to win race five. Easter Card led all in the last. Jockey Powell faced suspension for Dollie Wiethoff’s poor showing in yesterday’s event.
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Labor Saving Dessert
Dissolve in hot water the contents of Burnham's Hasty Jellycon pack and let it cool to set into a bright jelly. Flavors include lemon orange strawberry raspberry wild cherry and peach or make wine coffee jelly with callsfoot jellycon. Available at your grocer.
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Hamilton Race Day Loses Shine With Long Shots Victory
Howard S at 40 to 1 captured the third race and Arquebus at 10 to 1 won the steeplechase in a program noted for long shots. The day featured six races with Daily Report, Saguenay and Arlington among contenders and Times around 1:16 to 1:31 for sprint to distance events.
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Ont
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Arquebus
Daily Report
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Lendrum
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Ella Ray
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Chatham
Tellman
Tarzan
Play Fun
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Mario
Dorsey Charged in Newport With Riding Outfit Theft
James E. Dorsey of Sheepshead Bay swore to a warrant in Newport yesterday charging him with stealing a riding outfit. The incident details and defendant’s status were not fully disclosed in the available text.
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James E. Dorsey
Sheepshead Bay
Newport
Ingenious rebel archive found with Funston raid
A Manila Times copy reports General Funston and 18 troopers uncovered a hidden cache near BonGab on May 2 containing 30 to 40 large wooden cases packed with rebel state papers from Malolos era. The find included 1,000 Hotchkiss shells, dynamite, bombs, gunpowder, and office furniture. papers cover Aguinaldo and officials, Dewey dealings, and Manila firms' suspected ties.
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B. C
Manila Times
Funston
Bongabon
Pontabagan
Rio Grande de Pampanga
Malolos
Tarlac
Wildman and Dewey
Manila
Aguinaldo
Bishop Thoburn Seeks 20 Million Dollar Drive
Bishop James M. Thoburn urges a campaign to raise 20 million dollars to save 2 million souls and calls for volunteer participation across the effort.
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James M. Thoburn
Picket accused of stealing riding gear in Newport
Brooklyn jockey Dorsey claimed Picket borrowed his outfit and money, demanded its return, and after meeting at Queen City track yesterday Picket took off with the outfit. Dorsey found a $71 loan lien on the gear from a second hand dealer, plus $25 and $15 debts from two Newport merchants.
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Brooklyn
Dorsey
Picket
Queen City Track
York Street
Newport
Portland's La Roche wins Manchester Cup at Whit Sunday meeting
At the Manchester Whit Sunday meeting today the Manchester Cup of 2000 sovereigns was won by the Duke of Portland's bay filly La Roche. J. C. Dyer's Joe Chamberlain, ridden by Tod Sloany, finished second, with Charina, ridden by L. Reiff, third for Mr. Oliver.
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la Roche
J. C. Dyer
Joe Chamberlain
Tod Sloany
Mr. Oliver
Charina
L. Reiff
Sharkey Stops Kenny in First Round at Broadway Club
New York June 8 Tom Sharkey defeated Yank Kenny in the first round of a scheduled twenty five round bout at the Broadway Athletic Club. Sharkey led from the start pressuring Kenny and finished with a right hand jab to floor the opponent.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
Yank Kenny
Broadway Athletic Club
Sharkey
Cincinnati's Bolan Wins Postal Fight on Foul
Indianapolis tale of a four round boxing bout at Maywood where Jack Bolan of Cincinnati defeated Jack Cullen of Indianapolis on a foul. Several hundred spectators watched the contest which ended with Bolan declared winner.
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Indianapolis
Jack Bolan
Cincinnati
Jack Cullen
Maywood
Bolan
Amrein to Face Mack in $500 Beef-Dressing Duel
Andy Amrein of Westwood faces Charles Mack of Dayton in a 3 PM beef-dressing contest at Harvest Home. The German Journeymen Butchers' Association posts a $500 purse, with Cincinnati Abattoir supplying the beef. Amrein touts his speed and openness to challenge any foe in the world.
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Harvest Home
Westwood
Andy Amrein
Charles Mack
Dayton
German Journeymen Butchers’ Association
Cincinnati
Amrein
Mack
Masters Chess Round Two Results In International Tourney
In Paris on June 8 round two of the Berger system for the twelfth round of the international masters chess tournament produced several outcomes. Tschigorin beat Mortimer Pillsbury defeated Marco Lasker beat Janowski Burn beat Didier Brody beat Sterling Mason and Rosen split points, as did Maroczy and Schlechter. Showalter and Marshall adjourned in a balanced position.
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Lasker
Showalter
Marshall
Burn
Didier
Mason
Rosen
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Maroczy
Schlechter
Brody
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Mieses
Track meet entries by Central Association in Detroit
One hundred nine men entered for the Central Association track and field program at the Detroit Athletic Club. The event starts at 1 30 p m tomorrow with anticipated records. Participants include University of Michigan and Chicago athletes, Detroit high schools, Milwaukee high schools, Michigan Agricultural College, Cincinnati Y M C A and Ravenswood Y M C A and others.
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Worcester sculler Ten Eyck accepts Gaudauer challenge
James A. Ten Eyck of Worcester, New England champion sculler and father of Edward H. Ten Eyck, has accepted a challenge from Jake Gaudauer, world champion, issued recently by Ned Hanlon. The two will race three miles for a suitable purse.
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Worcester
Mass
James A. Ten Eyck
New England
Edward H. Ten Eyck
Jake Gaudauer
Ned Hanlon
Lost sixty diamonds pendant found by boy then returned
Mrs. Dewey misplaced a star pendant set with sixty diamonds valued at 8000 dollars while leaving the Fellowcraft Club in Detroit. A little colored boy picked up what he believed a buckle, showed it to bystanders, and officers traced and recovered the jewel, returning it to her with relief.
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Detroit
Mich
Fellowcraft Club
Warehouse Hidden Cache Discovered With Alarm Bells
A large nipa roofed structure served as a dense warehouse with no empty space inside. Investigators found multiple access routes to the cache and alarm bells installed throughout, indicating careful concealment and security measures.
Clemency To Filipinos Otis Commutes Murders Sentences
New reports from the War Department state that three Filipino natives convicted by a military commission for killing Quartermaster Sergeant Albert Hotrie near Tanauan were sentenced to death but commuted by General Otis to twenty years hard labor at the Presidio de Manila.
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War Department
Albert Hotrie
Bagbag
Tanauan
Batanga
Otis
Presidio de Manila
Filipino Leader Pio Del Pilar Captured Near Manila
Manila reports General Pio Del Pilar, a Filipino leader, has been captured near Manila as hostilities continue. The news notes the status of the insurgent figure and implies ongoing conflict in the region.
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Manila
Pio del Pilar
Dayton tops Mansfield 1–0 in Interstate League clash
In a tight 1–0 decision Dayton defeats Mansfield as pitcher Irwin and Fox secure the shutout. Batters and scoring details appear across the box lines from Mansfield and Newcastle reports, with Toledo and Wheeling results noted in brief.
River and river traffic updates across Ohio Valley ports
Special despatch reports river stages, weather and towboat activity from Warren to Catlettsburg. Ships and tows moved or held at Pittsburgh Wheeling Marietta and Kanawha area ports as water levels rose and fell. notes on dam operations, departures and arrivals along with near term forecasts.
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Walnut Hills Homes and River Trade Notices
Multiple Walnut Hills property listings describe handsome brick residences with modern conveniences on large lots near Fourth and Sycamore. Also included are store spaces and office/roomed buildings for rent or sale. River traffic updates cover conditions at ports Louisville Evansville Cairo and St Louis with arrivals departures and gauge readings. Captain and local figures noted with brief health and travel items.
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Weekend weather outlook for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky
Ohio shows fair Saturday with warmer temps in the north and a chance of showers Sunday. Indiana forecasts fair Saturday with warmer northern areas and winds turning southeast, then showers and cooler Sunday. Kentucky expects fair Saturday and eastern areas Sunday with western showers and winds turning easterly.
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Temperature and rainfall report for Cincinnati 1900
The report lists maximum temperatures of 85 and 88 degrees, minimums of 68 69 71 50, and an average around 76 to 80. It notes rainfall deficits for the day and since June 1, plus accumulated precipitation shortfalls since January 1, 1900, with officials Bassler L. F. mentioned.
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Boats Leaving Today Advertised by River Lines
The River notices list sailings from Pittsburg to Portsmouth Chile and other legs. Queen City departs 5 p.m. Pearce at noon Tacora 8 30 p.m. Virginia leaves June 12 at 5 p.m. Wells June 11 at 5 p.m. Workum June 11 at 3 4 p.m.
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Public Landing
River Stage Rises Through the Day
The river stood at 9.4 feet at 6 a.m., 9.9 feet at noon, and 10.2 feet at 6 p.m. Weather was partly cloudy and warm with mild conditions throughout the day.
Towboats Arrive With Coal Amid River Trade
The Kariiwha towboats began arriving with coal past yesterday afternoon led by the Gate City. A total of about 1 846 000 bushels is expected from 142 barges, mostly for this market. The Queen City and Pearce prepare to sail. the Workum and other vessels carry freight and passengers up the river.
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Madison
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Lawrenceburg
Maritime Movements Across Ports on June 8
Ships arriving and sailing across multiple ports. Lucania from New York to Liverpool, New England from Liverpool to Boston, Auguste Victoria from Hamburg to New York, Furnessia to New York, Fuerst Bismarck to New York via Plymouth Cherbourg, Columbia to Hamburg, La Touraine, Auguste Victoria sailing to New York from Southampton, Menominee sailing from London.
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Death of Henry Wellesley Duke of Wellington at Strathfieldsaye
Henry Wellesley, third Duke of Wellington, died today at Strathfieldsaye house Mortimer Berkshire in his fifty fifth year.
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Fire Destroys Toledo Freight House in Findlay
Fire tonight razed the Toledo & Ohio Central Railway freight house in Findlay Ohio causing about 30000 dollars in losses. Cause reported as spontaneous combustion in household goods nearby.
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Executive Committee of One Hundred on India Famine Relief Report
The committee met at the Chamber of Commerce in New York and reported contributions near 60000 dollars since its formation a month ago. A second instalment of 30000 dollars was cabled to Bombay after today’s meeting.
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Svernia
Ivernia
State Street
Alex. Martin
McCarthy
Weatherhead
Dr. eCarthy
Therhead
Thornton
Watts
Somer Main
Rockdale Ars
George B. Dean
the Barclay
Central Ay
America
United States
Iowa
Walter G. Tucker
Garfield Place
Wifth
Colonial CO
Dearborn St
Gramophone
Liberal Commission
J. E. Poorman, JR
Fifth St
Cable Company
Odd Fellows’ Temple Building
Seventh and
SAFES
Avery
Rota
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Brougham
Victoria
Jersey
James T. Whittaker
Greendale Av
B. Rowan
Wis
Ada Addison
J. M. Nickles
Waverly Av
Loy R. Willson
O. Jes
T. J. Willison
Cincinnati Savings
Monogram Co. N
Milton Shroder
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!