Anthracite Prices Rise While Bituminous Falls in 1896 Coal Output
The 1896 US coal report shows total production of 190,669,959 tons valued at 195,557,649 dollars, down from 1895. Anthracite dropped largely in Pennsylvania while bituminous output rose about 1.75 million tons. Average mine prices: anthracite up to 151 cents, bituminous down to 83 cents. Pennsylvania leads bituminous production, followed by Illinois and West Virginia, with Ohio close behind. Senator Hanna travels to Philadelphia. Judge Penfield sworn in as Solicitor for the State Department to pursue Cuba damages claims.
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Washington
United States
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United States Geological Survey
Pennsylvania
Illinois
West Virginia
Ohio
Virginia
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Indian Territory
Kentucky
Maryland
Texas
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Montana
New Mexico
Tennessee
Utah
Wyoming
Appalachian
Rocky Mountain
Ohio Valley
Isn
Aca
Hanna
Philadelphia
Hitchcock
Defiance County Republican Committee
W. L. Penfield
Auburn
Ind
State Department
Spain
Cuba
R. E. Doan
Arlington
J. Speed Smith
Kentucky House of Representatives
Democrats in House Trade Tie Vote on Salaries Bill
In Washington on June 10 the House considered a joint resolution to pay salaries of Consuls General after a post name change in the consular and diplomatic bill. The vote tied 87-87, Speaker Reed cast the deciding aye, adjournment followed 10-88 with many present and not voting.
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Hitt
Rep
Ill
Payne
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Reed
Senate Hesitates on Pooling Bill As Senate Pauses
The Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce met briefly in Washington and adjourned for a week. An objection halted reporting the pooling bill and action may be postponed to the regular session or until the tariff bill moves.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
House
Senate
President nominates officials for Treasury and Arizona post
The president named Maurice D. O Connell of Iowa as Solicitor of the Treasury and William M Griffith of Arizona Territory as Marshal for the Territory of Iona.
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The
Vere Today
Maurice D. O'Connell
Iowa
Treasury
William M. Griffith
Arizona Territory
Iona
Benefit Entertainment at Decoursey Church
A benefit program by White Rose Elocution and Music Club at Decoursey Kentenunty Kentucky Church on Saturday June 12 at 7 30 PM featuring Miss Mabel Corinne Shaw dramatic soprano Miss Etta Eppennetter elocutionist Mme McGregor accompanist Master Farnest Moore elocutionist and Grandpa Basso. An exceedingly interesting program is promised.
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RB. Church of Decoursey
Kentenunty
White Rose Elocution and Music Club
Mabel Corinne Shaw
Etta Eppennetter
Elocuionist
Mme. McGregor
Farnest Moore
Basso
Thank President Loos Resigned as Kentucky University President
The Board of Curators of Kentucky University passed a resolution thanking Charles Louis Loos for his service and noting his consent to remain on the faculty. A July meeting will decide on a new president.
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Kentucky University
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Board of Curators
Kentucky University Today
Charles Louis Loos
The
New York Game Postponed By Rain Champions Beat Indians
Rain postpones the New York game while the champions beat the Indians. The Colts and Phillies split their doubleheader, each team winning one game.
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New York
Indians
Colts
Phillies
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 7 to 4 in the first game while Chicago won 10 to 7 in the second game. Baltimore beat Cleveland 4 to 2 Washington topped St. Louis 9 to 3 and Brooklyn and Pittsburg played to a 3 to 2 result.
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Cleveland
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Sugar debate on tariff schedule and trust profits
The Senate debated sugar tariffs with figures showing protection levels from 96 deg tests to the new Republican caucus schedule. West claimed the plan funds a “gigantic monopoly” and Lindeau sought to remove refined sugar exemptions. Morgan proposed a tax on refined sugar with limited exemptions, while Pettigrew pressed a land patent inquiry as sessions adjourned after an executive meeting.
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How the Clubs Stand in The Baseball Tie
Standings show Brooklyn 08, Cleveland, Pittsburg 08, Philadelphia 21 20, Louisville 17, Chicago 15, Washington 11, St. Louis 8. Early 1918 season update reflecting team positions and records.
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W. L. Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Louisville
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Ab.h.o.a.e
Phila
H.O.A. EB
Everett
Oj Cooley
McC’mb
Dowd
Lange
LaJoie
Anson
Ogee Pent
Decker
Boyle
Ryan
Clem’nts
Pfeffer
Cross
Don’hue
Nash
Oie
Briggs
Taylor
Sinnings - So
Tian Seeness
Reds vs Boycott Ends Game Declared Off at Polo Grounds
Special dispatch from New York reports President Freedman ordered the Reds out of the visiting dressing room and canceled the day's game at the Polo Grounds. Baseball battles spill over as Freedman clashes with John T. Brush amid a planned September resumption. Breitenstein to pitch for Cincinnati tomorrow.
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Sturtevant House
Polo Grounds
Ewing
Troy
John T. Brush
Cincinnati
Hillary Swain
Nor Peitz
Arke
Bancroft
President Young
Bostons
Louisvilles
Boston
Breitenstein
Columbus Beats Leaders In A Hard Batting Game
In the Western League, Columbus defeats the league leaders in a high scoring matchup. Box scores show Columbus 18 St. Paul 0 in one game while Grand Rapids and Milwaukee also post wins as Detroit and Indianapolis split.
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St. Paul
Detroit
Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Grand Rapids
Grand Are
Colts and Quakers Split a Philadelphia double header
Philadelphia and Chicago played a double header with honors even. Weak fielding marred both games though Chicago batted freely in the second game and the Phillies rallied in the ninth to pull within three.
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Johnson
Fifield
Phillies
Orth
It Clements
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Erarned Runese
McCormick
Decker
Dowd
Detehanty
LaJoie
Steven
Everett
Lange
Callahan
Cooley
Nash
Boyle
McDermott
Reception for presidential party in Nashville stops
Police arrive in Nashville as the presidential party pauses briefly. A greeting echoes with thanks and flowers from local ladies as speakers including Jim Shinleton and H Clay Evans address the crowd. The train then departs without stopping in Louisville.
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Lexington
Jim Shinleton
mOerernsy
Alger
H. Clay Evans
General Groswecer
Louisville
McKinley Visited Huntington Draws Crowd and Gifts
Five thousand people gathered in Huntington to greet President McKinley. The local G A R Post hosted a brass band and the President was kept busy shaking hands and receiving cheers. Laurence Walker, a former Otterbein student now at a nearby college, received a large net from the Presidential party. The President was met by prominent politicians.
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Huntington
W. Va
McKinley
G. A. R. Post
Laurence Walker
Ten. O
President McKinley Vacation Plans Tied to Congress
At Hot Springs Virginia on June 10 President McKinley enjoyed a calm morning with Mrs McKinley and the pool. The decision on his heated term location hinges on Congress adjournment, with Salt Lake City Utah eyed for July 28 and possible extension to California. Ex Secretary Herbert also attended as the Presidential train resumed westward.
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Utah
California
Cleveland Narrowly Loses to Baltimore in Tight Game
In Baltimore Cleveland barely avoided a shutout as Young limited the Indians to five hits while Pond kept Baltimore’s offense in check. Wallace delivered a two-run double in the ninth to plate the Indians’ sole run. McLean walked and Burkett singled earlier in the inning. Lightning double plays highlighted the defensive work.
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Pond
McLean
Burkett
Wallace
Indians
River steamer Louisa sails from Savannah. captain missing
A special dispatch from Augusta reports Captain Bevel, a passenger aboard the river steamer Louisa, disappeared at Augusta after last seen asleep in a forward deck chair. The vessel, previously commanded by Bevel, is returning upriver from Savannah.
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Louisa
Savannah
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Negios
Senators Triumph 9-8 in 9 Inning Hard-Fought Tilt
Washington wins a pitchers duel 9 to 8 as Kissinger and Hartiled poorly for the Senators. King pitched well aside from a rough sixth inning. Douglass injures a hand in the seventh and Murphy finishes behind the plate.
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Kissinger
Hart
Senators
King
Douglass
Murphy
Brooklyn and Pittsburg Duel In Drizzly Park Stirs Close Game
In East ern Park Brooklyn and Pittsburg battled through poor field conditions in a tight contest. The final line shows Brooklyn 0 runs Pittsburg 3 as pitching limited offense and key defensive plays defined the drizzle afternoon. Shindle La Chance and Shock featured on offense while Kennedy and Hawley earned the decisions.
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Pittsburg
Balla
Kennedy
Hawley
Smith
la Chance
Padden
Shindle
Shock
Jones
Leahy
Ely
Davis
Postponed games due to rain hit New York and Boston schedules
Wet grounds forced postponements in New York versus Cincinnati and in Boston against Louisville as rain delayed multiple events.
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Louisville
Eastern League Scores Report
Syracuse defeats Wilkes Barre 2 1 Rochester tops Scranton 9 6 Buffalo edges Springfield 4 2 Toronto beats Providence 5 10
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Wilkesbarre
Rochester
Scranton
Buffalo
Springfield
Toronto
Providence
Shillito Juniors to face Bond Hill Juniors at Mackie's grounds
Local junior baseball action set for Saturday afternoon June 12 with the Shillito Juniors listing players including William Braffett and Welter Sleade. Other notices invite uniformed teams for a June 12 game and out of town clubs for July 5, plus upcoming Indians vs Bellevue Browns at East Newport Park.
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Bond Hill
Mackie’s Grounds
William Braffett
Welter Sleade
George Dungman
Walter Leppart
Gus Miller
Ed Lang
F. Hardebeck
H. Felix
J. Hartley
Charles Golde
Care John Shillite Company
Indians
East Newport Park
Bellevue Browns
Hinton's Patent Baseball Gun Shown In Princeton Test
At Princeton on June 16 Prof Hinton's pitching gun pitched for Ivy Club and Tiger Inn in a three inning match. The Ivy Club won 7 to 3 as the machine recorded eight strikeouts one walk one wild pitch and four safe hits. Reloading delays and plate sensor glitches prevented a full game.
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Hinton
Ivy Club
Tiger Inn
Cleveland Club Beaten in Police Court Test Case
John Powell of the Cleveland team was found guilty in Police Court after a nearly day-long jury deliberation. The verdict shocks fans as President Robison has warned that no Sunday baseball means no ball in the city beyond this year. The case will be appealed, with arrests possible if Sunday play resumes in the interim.
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Cleveland
John Powell
Robison
Cleveland Third Baseman Chippy McGarr Released by Captain Tebeau
Baltimore reports that tonight Captain Tebeau of the Cleveland Baseball Club released third baseman Chippy McGarr. The move follows a summer roster reshuffle as the team adjusts its infield.
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Cleveland Baseball SS
Chippy McGarr
Kentucky Liberal Arts College Confers Twenty-Seven Degrees
The thirty-eighth annual commencement of the College of Liberal Arts at Kentucky University graduation class totals twenty-seven. Miss Bettie Berry of Versailles is valedictorian and Miss M. L. Hunt of Lexington delivers salutatory. graduates include Robert Estill, Joseph Higginbothan, Henry May, George Klingman, and many others from Kentucky and beyond.
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Lexington
College of Liberal Arts
Kentucky University
de Ladle
Bettie Berry
Versailles
M. L. Hunt
Bf. D. Schoonmaker
Miss Hunt
Miss Berry
Robert Julien Estill
Josephanuel _Higginbothan
Henry Shawhan
May
George Adam Klingman
Joseph Milton Appleman
Williamsport
Homer Ard Batson
Lancaster
Buckner Clay
Joseph Lewis Earlywine
Paris
James Ethan Billiott
Mayfield
Anderson J. Hargett
Germantown
William Shanks Ocker
Stanford
John Marcrom
Chaplin
George Nelson Stevenson
New Glasgow
P. B
William Henry
Tharpiddletown
Moberly
Samuel Rips Hawkins
New Orleans
Tyn
Hugh McLellan
Shelbyville
Frederick Williams’Malley
Altoona
Inquest Hearings Continue On Urbana Jail Riot
Coroner Hewitt resumes testimony in Urbana inquest with Captain Leonard and Lt Campbell facing crossfire of statements. Campbell recounts mob attack on the jail, guards positioned, and two unnamed men demanding keys after Click Mitchell’s lynching. Evidence from Sheriff McLain and Governor Bushnell promised Friday.
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Urbana
Hewitt
Columbus
George W. Leonard
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Springfield
Bradberry
Ganson
South Side
Mitchell
Loa Leonard
Geo. W. Leonard
Telegram mix up tied to Sheriff McLain and Bushnell
Columbus dispatch explains that a telegram sent to Governor Bushnell was signed only by Captain Geo W. Leonard, not Sheriff McLain. Leonard reveals the message urged two additional companies and indicated Springfield troops ready to move, signed by Leonard and prepared with McLain.
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Columbus
Sheriff McLain
Bushnell
Leonard Sheriff McLain
Captain Leonard
Leonard
Urbana
Wooster
Springfield
Geo. W. Leonard
Third Infantry
New positions sought as Urbana militiamen expect layoff
Eleven members of Company Ref. B. G. have remained in Springfield since the Urbana lynching incident. They left for Urbana at noon and will soon be relieved from duty. They may seek new work as some could not keep their prior jobs after being called out.
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Springfield
Company
Ref
B. G
Mitchell
Urbana
Edward Barber injured in Carthage streetcar crash
Edward Barber agent for Buckeye Brewing Company living at 29 Wade Street was knocked from his buggy by a Main Street car in Carthage and severely injured. He was carried home unconscious with possible skull fracture after the early morning incident.
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Buckeye Brewing Company
Wade Street
Carthage
Hartwell Presbyterian Church Missionary Society
James Lowes
Mary Cort
Harry Ashe
New Orleans
J. Harry Wardle
Hartwell Fire Company
St. James Church
Wyoming
Archbishop Elder
Main Street
Hartwell Presbyterian Church
Lincolns
Nationals
Cincinnati
Williamsdale
Mike Knapp
Dave Bucher
Archie Tosso
Fish Prevaricators’ Society
Port Union
Wimwood Council
Wiliam Helker
St. Bernard
St. Francis’ Chapel
St. John’s Cemetery
Dayton Man Inspects Old Cordage Plant and Local News
Day appears in Dayton as DAYTON. v. P. Travers visits the city to review the old cordage plant. Mrs. James McDaniel is critically ill on Seventh Avenue. An ice cream social benefits Joe Hooker Post G A R on Colonel Currie’s lawn. Bimetallic convention delegates named for Cincinnati Pike Opera House event. Otto Cameron and Miss Susie Johns marry in Newport.
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V. P. Travers
Standard Rope and Twine Company
New York
James McDaniel
Seventh Avenue
George Currie
Joe Hooker Post
A. R
Pike Opera House
Cincinnati
John E. Fine
R. W. Hunter
William Reed
John R. Lyons
J. Trimby
J. R. Culbertson
Ed Cline
Charles A. Bond
R. JL. Kimberly
J. W. Ligstore
Otto Cameron
Fifth Avenue
Susie Johns
Newport
Dr. Taubman
Newport Board Approves Mayor Papers At Meeting
At last night’s meeting the Newport Board of Council received and filed mayoral papers. Henry Higgins was sworn in as Water Works Commissioner. A building commission on dangerous structures was referred to law for an ordinance. Curbs and gutters on Fifth Street and York Street were reconstructed by ordinance. City funds totaled 36 221 07 with notes outstanding 21 138 35. Catch basins to be repaired at several intersections. Sinking Fund coupons 24 992 50 held for cancellation. 16 112 50 of bonds due in July referred to Ways and Means. A 1 288 71 claims payment was approved.
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Monmouth
Saratoga Streets
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Cne
Zollies
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Third
Washington Avenue
Sixth
Ninth
Sinking Fund
Ways and Means
Summit Hall to Host New Amering Company Muster
At Summit Hall a new military company was formed under officers Colonel EE cateemes and Lieutenant H S Whipple with E H Willis elected Captain. Armory to be at Summit Hall and camp in Louisville July 15 to 21. Enlisted include Willis, Bergman, Ott, Martin, Wright, Tobin, Kendrick, Reilly and many more.
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Amering
EE. Cateemes
Louisville
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Bergman
Ott
Martin
Wright
Tobin
Kendrick
Reilly
Showalter
Meeker
John
Bathiany
Hammond
Willis
Woodyard
Orr
Tompkinson
Collins
Williams
Park
Keating
Camm
Woods
Jones
McCoy
Smith
Grizzel
Northcutt
Mitchell
Harris
Morris
Green
O’brien
H. Smith
Tal Raymond
McCreary
Renner
Parker
Wordheim
Bottelberger
Finnegan
Fieger
Carter
Davis
Noland
Lock
Hewling
An Ey Behrman
Bilattman
Lockey
Becht
Grand Rapids Firm Sues Church Over Chair Bill
Circuit Court suit by The Grand Rapids Seating Co. against York Street Congregational Church seeks 100 balance on a 545 contract for chairs, after paying 445. plaintiff seeks return of chairs or damages or judgment with sale to satisfy. Also Crawford sues Jones for 9000 in legal fees. licenses issued to several residents.
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Grand Rapids
Dr. Simpkinson
L. J. Crawford
Mary T. Jones
Crawford
Jones
Taylor
Jesse Hebb
Cincinnati
Louisa M. Taylor
Dayton
John Martin
Paris
Birtie Flora
John Yaeger
Stella Stratman
Newport
Newport High School Class Approaches 21st Commencement
The Newport High announces its twenty first annual commencement at Park Avenue School Hall on Thursday evening June 17. The graduating class includes Jean Elizabeth Raison Florence G Leonard Maud Y Woodyard Wai ter Henry Scherer and others. Superintendent John Burke presides as medalist and diplomas are awarded by H. Smith president of the Board of Education.
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Newport High School
Park Avenue’ School
John Burke
Chas. G. Hammond
Sallie F. Immegart
Alice L. Nealems
Mary Harris
Daisy Thompson
Bessie Thorndyke
Jessie Richardson
Jean Elizabeth Raison
Florence G. Leonard
Maud Y. Woodyard
Henry Scherer
Bessie Anna Woodside
Wm. C. Buten
Lyda M. Roberts
Jean Ailara Jeancon
Ella Marie Grimey
Mary Jenks
Paris Nelson Brown
Eva M. Eppard
Alice F. Behrman
Edward Herman
Oes
Ore Mayme Cc. Herman
Eldridge’b.* Allen
Kathleen Marie McGeough
Ruth Vivien Irwin
Florence Adelaide Enwright
Eee Cne
John Urke
Bu Channes
H. Smith
Board of Education
Moonlight Excursion by Newport Masons on Island Queen
The Masonic fraternity of Newport will host a moonlight excursion on the Island Queen on July 15. The boat departs Cincinnati Vine Street foot at 7:30 p.m. and Newport York Street foot at 8, returning at 11:30 p.m.
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Newport
Vine Street
Cincinnati
York Street
Young Son of L N. Traction Victim Wins Large Judgment
James Thornton, son of the late Taylor Thornton, awarded 10,000 in a case against the railroad for a childhood injury from an L and N. train. The court found Groene at fault and the verdict marked one of the largest judgments in the era for such a case.
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James Thornton
Taylor Thornton
Bf Ho Groene
Honor Pupils of the High School A B C D and E Classes
The list names students who achieved a 90 plus average in all studies and were exempt from exams. High School classes A B E D include numerous girls and boys such as Waldridge Allen Florence Enwright Lizzie Raison Gertrude Leonard Lyda Roberts Bessie Woodside Maud Woodyard Mary Jenks Alice Behrman Mamie Herman Filla Ginney Emma Grub Katie McGeough Ruth Irwin Eva Eppard Elsie Cameron May Fitzgerald Florence Fish Alie Hurley Bertha Pallock Emma Runnells Laura Schroll Anna Luhrs Cora Schaffer Bertha Voll Earl Stemlar Harry Weber Ben Davis Clifton Purser John Thorndyke Lulu Casoali Edith Duguid Anna Hazelwood Glen Flory Ida Stohm May Coleman Bessie Stein Ida McHenry Percy De Camp Anna Trost Lulu Kaufmann Arthur White Ethel Horn Anna Newell Cora White Carrie Doehme Laura Roberts Edwin Payne Ruth Leonard Emma Hayer Hattie Mullen Olive Fitzgerald Lucy Desha Joseph Prances Laura Baechtold Ida Irwin Ella Borches Jessie Plimmer Ethel Austin Roger Spalding Fred Kinsey Etta Jeancon Mamie Clark Martha Smith Marion Robinson Rick Weber Laura Grizzel Harry Payne May Flore Anna McCarthy Benton Schroll George Enwright Clifford Le Count.
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May Fitzgerald
Florence Fish
Alie Hurley
Bertha Pallock
Emma Runnells
Laura Schroll
Anna Luhrs
Cora Schaffer
Bertha Voll
Earl Stemlar
Harry Weber
Ben Davis
Clifton Purser
John Thorndyke
Lulu Casoali
Edith Duguid
Annabelle Hazelwood
Glen Flory
Ida Stohm
May Coleman
Bessie Stein
Ida McHenry
Percy de Camp
Anna Trost
Lulu Kaufmann
Arthur White
Ethel Horn
Anna Newell
Cora White
Carrie Doehme
Laura Roberts
Edwin Payne
Ruth Léonard
Emma Hayer
Hattie Mullen
Olive Fitzgerald
Lucy Desha
Joseph Prances
Laura Baechtold
Ida Irwin
Ella Borches
Jessie Plimmer
Ethel Austin
Roger Spalding
Fred Kinsey
Etta Jeancon
Mamie Clark
Martha Smith
Marion Robinson
Rick Weber
Laura Grizzel
Harry Payne
May Flore
Anna McCarthy
Benton Schroll
George Enwright
Clifford le Count
Humane Officer Graff and the King Child Dispute
A dying mother on King's Island pleads to see her seven year old daughter taken by the Humane Society years ago. Officer Graff says the child was placed in Cincinnati’s Children’s Home and later adopted by a Northern Illinois couple. The couple reports the girl is now a beautiful young woman and Graff declines to disturb the adoption.
Great K of P Parade Arrangements for Memorial Day
Memorial Day observance at Evergreen Cemetery with graves of departed brothers strewn with flowers. Grave Marshal selects staff and parade includes Fourth Regiment Uniform Rank led by Colonel J B McCracken, Major Max Herbst in charge of battalion, Jewel Lodge Alexandria on horseback with allied lodges from Newport Bellevue Dayton Covington Ludlow West Covington. Start at Sixth and Yar streets at 1 PM.
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K. of P
Evergreen Cemetery
Meesrie Ahlering
Harry Stine
Judge Bennett
Charles A. Smith
J. BE. McCracken
Max Herbst
Jewel Lodge
Alexandria
Lutheran Synod Session Highlights Mission Focus and Finances
The thirty eighth annual Lutheran Synod met in Mansfield Ohio and elected officers led by President M W Hamma and Secretary W Freas. Delegates reached 231 as the board of Foreign Missions reported. a treasury deficiency of 7176.80 was attributed to legacies crop failures and apportions. Rev G B Stuck urged pastors to press Sunday schools to aid missions.
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Cincinnati
Board of Foreign Missions
M. Rhodes
St. Louis
Emma V. Day
George P. Goll
Africa
Treasury
Schell
G. B. Stuck
Gettysburg
Covington Census Shows Sharp Drop in School Age Children
Officials report a decrease of nearly 1,000 children under school age in Covington after implementing a mixed census. State Superintendent Davidson explains prior age-only data inflated counts due to birth date errors, with many entries misclassifying ages by days or weeks.
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Board of Education
Davidson
McLaughlin
W. J. Davidson
Public Instruction
Frankfort
Five Indictments Reported in Yesterday's Grand Jury
Five indictments were returned by the grand jury. John Hennekamp faces shooting at his wife, Martin Middendorf for shooting Fougeral, Joseph Williams for holdup and robbery of John Sheehan, and Dick Craig and George Kuhns for skiff theft. Williams carries habitual criminal provisions. prior terms and manslaughter convictions are noted. If convicted on the highway robbery charge, Williams could receive a life sentence.
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John Hennekamp
Martin Middendorf
Fourgeral
Joseph Williams
John Sheehan
Dick Craig
George Kuhns
Middendorf
Fougeral
Williams
Covington Elks Help Open Lodge Opening Parade
A Covington Elks contingent of about thirty joined a procession yesterday afternoon to assist in establishing a new lodge at the local hall. Sir William the goat led the group with Jos Stuitenkamp guarding him, while a band provided music. Attendees included Harvey Myers M T Shine Maurice Richmond H Holtrup George Wells Ed Sprague Gus Menninger Wm Hohnhorst Wm Brady Jos Trauth John A Boylson Theo Wolking John Morris Jos Patton Dan McCartney Lewis Hood George Thompson E L Gresham Jos Grote and Lewis Kuenen. The party will return this morning.
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Covington Elks
Sir William
Jos. Stuitenkamp
Harvey Myers
M. T. Shine
Maurice Richmond
H. Holtrup
George Wells
Ed Sprague
Gus Menninger
Wm. Hohnhorst
Wm. Brady
Jos. Trauth
John A. Boylson
Theo Wolking
John Morris
Jos. Patton
Dan McCartney
Lewis Hood
George Thompson
E. L. Gresham
Jos. Grote
Lewis Kuenen
Tinners and Cornice Makers Assign to Hagemeyer
George E. Thompson and R. L. Brown doing business as tinners and cornice makers at Fifteenth and Scott streets assigned yesterday afternoon to Christopher J. Hagemeyer. The assignee qualified at once with Fred Brown as surety. No schedule of assets and liabilities is given in the assignment.
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George E. Thompson
R. L. Brown
Fifteenth and
Scott Streets
Christopher J. Hagemeyer
Fred Brown
Schoellhammer Will Probated Leaving All to Wife
The will of Wilhelm G. Schoellhammer was probated yesterday. He leaves all property to his wife Catherine and names her executrix without bond.
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Wilhelm G. Schoellhammer
Catherine
Class Night and Commencement Events for Local Graduates
The high school graduates, including Carrie Bulmer and Ethel Buckner, will attend a class night at Odd Fellows Hall, a trolley party in Blue Grass, and a baccalaureate sermon at Union M. E. Church. Commencement exercises follow at Odd Fellows' Hall Tuesday evening with faculty reception hosted by Prof. Blais dell.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Blaisdell
Blue Grass
Davis M. Clark
Union M. E. Church
Carrie Bulmer
Ethel Buckner
Stella Burgan
Ethel Christie
Laura Davison
Edna Horner
Stewart Keen
Maggie Metcalfe
Bessie Nook
Emily Orr
Park Gilmore
Clara Horton
Mae Justin
Rosa McDonnald
Mary Miller
Eisie Neely
Mattie Pugh
Mildred Sweet
Monica Utz
Louise Westfall
Sullivan challenges Fitzsimons for finish fight title bout
John L. Sullivan issued a formal challenge to Fitzsimmons for a finish fight of the world championship with a side bet of $5,000. Dunn posted $1,000 to bind the match. Fitzsimmons promised to consider the proposal.
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Buffalo
N. Y
John L. Sullivan
Fitzsimmons
Dunn
Anti Christian Riots in Liu Ching China Claim Several Lives
Big Four of St. Louis report riots in Liu Ching China where a mob attacked mission buildings. Three Roman Catholics were killed, eight wounded, and four captured amid clashes during the November 10 incident.
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Vancouver
B. C
Liu Ching
China
Nally Weds Miss Redd in Lexington nuptials
Edward J. Nally Assistant General Superintendent of the Postal Telegraph Company and Miss Lee Warren Redd were married at 2 36 PM at Miss Redds Georgetown road home in Lexington Chancellor Muldoon of Chicago presided.
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Lexington
Edward J. Nally
Postal Telegraph Company
Chicago
Lee Warren Redd
Oliver T. Redd
Young Lawyers Pass Narrow Bar Exam in Columbus
In Columbus on June 10 the regular summer examination of the Supreme Court admitted 38 of 90 law students. Among those admitted this morning are John Jostello Albert Ruseman and Mrke Johnson of Cincinnati.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
John Jostello
Albert Ruseman
Mrke
Johnson
Cincinnati
Lightning Strikes Circus Tent in Wahpeton
Lightning struck Ringling Bros. circus main tent at Wahpeton North Dakota killing two men and injuring three others. The incident occurred near Wahpeton on June 10 and involved tent collapse and emergency response.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
Wahpeton
N. D
Lagoon P Company Invites I R V visit to resort
The Lagoon P Company issues an invitation to the I R V to visit the resort on Saturday after flag raising ceremonies. The Grand Army will pass them in. Jim Donnelly of Oak Street was arraigned before Police Judge O Sullivan on disorderly conduct charged by his father, fined $10 and costs, and released on $100 bond to keep the peace for twelve months. The local Baptist Church elected Thomas Harweed of Carneal Street as its representative to the General Association of Baptist Churches at Georgetown, Ky., in June 1922. Mrs Emma Garrison and sister Julia Gleason return from Liberty Indiana and Mrs Garrison plans to move to Liberty soon.
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Lagoon P. Company
I. R. Vs
Grand Army
Jim Donnelly
Oak Street
O'Sullivan
Thomas Harweed
Carneal Street
General Association of Baptist Churches
Georgetown
Emma Garrison
Julia Gleason
Liberty
Ind
Garrison
Czarina Delivers Second Daughter in St Petersburg
The Russian emperor has reportedly welcomed a second daughter at the Peterhof palace. The birth follows the czar's first child, a daughter born last November, with official confirmation expected soon.
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Oo Petersburg
Peterho
Bellevue Trial and Ward 1 Council Nomination
The court will hear John Longshore for selling liquor without a license tomorrow in Judge Bilis' court. Independent note names Strull as First Ward Councilman candidate, pending Republican party action.
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John Longshore
Blanchester Carpenter Missing. Foul Play Feared
Blanchester carpenter Thomas R. Trickey disappeared after leaving for Newark to visit relatives. A month has passed since he left and foul play is suspected as authorities investigate his disappearance and possible abduction.
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Blanchester Carpenter
Commercial Tribune
Blanchester
Thomas R. Trickey
Newark
City Council Awards Peter Street Fill Contract
West Covington council awarded the Peter street fill between piles to contractor Armstrong. Delinquent tax collector Barkhurst collected 10322 dollars in taxes. City Engineer Weaver said 78 perches of rock were broken citywide, with an order for 2750 dollars to cover labor. An animal at large penalty ordinance had its first reading and was postponed for second reading. Y S P C C met at Mrs William Lang's on John Street. The Sons of Liberty plan a reception at J W Millichamp's home Monday evening June 14 for Rev W A Schell of Barboursville and a former local resident. Junior Epworth workers to meet at Miss Mabel Taylor's Main Street home Saturday at 3 PM.
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Peter Street
Armstrong
Wiliam Lang
Johnstree
Sons of Liberty
J. W. Millichamp
W. A. Schell
Barboursville
Epworth
Mabel Taylor
Main Street
Munyon Remedies Praised By Cincinnati Man
Ira R. Anderson of Cincinnati testifies that Munyon remedies cured his liver and stomach trouble after five years of suffering. He reports relief from tonsillitis and praises the line as not patent medicines but separate cures for each disease. The ad notes doctors’ free advice, open daily at 2705 West Seventh Street.
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Ira R. Anderson
Winona Hosiery Mills
West Seventh St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Munyon
West Seventh Street
Diplomacy Delays Ruiz Naturalization Case Details
Reports on Dr. Ruiz confinement at Guanabacoa include photographs and a naturalization doubt argument by Dr. Congosto. Publications are unlikely as officials keep documents private pending Congress requests and Madrid review, delaying a final Ruiz decision.
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Congosto
Ruiz
Guanabacoa
Senor Dupuy de Lome
State Department
Dr. Congosto
General Lee
Congress
Madrid
McKinley Deliberates Madrid Minister Pick as doubt Lingers
President McKinley continues to consider a successor to Minister Taylor in Madrid. Judge Cox is favored but doubt remains whether he or other named figures like ex-Secretary Tracy ex-Minister Kasson ex-Senator Edmunds or General Woodford will accept the post. The decision hinges on suitability and willingness to assume the high duties.
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Handley
W. Va
McKinley
Taylor
Madrid
Tracy
Kasson
Edmunds
Stewart L. Woodford
Calhoun Leaves Washington for Illinois Home
Mr. Calhoun departed Washington for his Danville Illinois home tonight and plans to return to the city next week or sooner if the resident requests further consultation on Cuban affairs.
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Washington
Calhoun
Danville
Ill
Cuba
Spain to counterclaim over arms smuggling to Cuba
Washington reports Spain will offset the Ruiz indemnity claim by filing a counterclaim alleging filibuster Dauntless smuggling of arms to Cuban rebels.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Spain
A Cincinnati Buyer Purchases 20000 Acres in Kentucky
The sale of 20000 acres in Martin County Kentucky, owned by Tug River Coal Company, was conducted by United States Commissioner Jos Finnell. Cincinnatian Lewis Berger bought the entire tract for 16000 dollars. The land purportedly holds coal iron and minerals with timber cover and includes part of the town Morefield. The sale occurred at a public auction on Wednesday.
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Martin County
Tug River Coal Company
United States
Jos. Finnell
Lewis Berger
Cincinnati
Morefield
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