Peruna Endorsements From Noted Women Highlight Cure Claims
Soph ie B Smith president of the Jacksonville Art Club writes praising Peruna for curing colds that settle on the lungs and cause catarrh. Mrs F E Warren wife of the late Governor and U S Senator notes Peruna’s travel usefulness and claims it yields permanent cures. Summer colds are described as common and dangerous and Peruna is urged as fast acting remedy with Dr Hartman offering further advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie B. Smith
Jacksonville Art Club
Jacksonville, Fla
F. FE. Warren
United States
F. E. Warren
Wyoming
Wyoming St
Washington, D. C
No Prospects of Settling Strike at City Building Repairs
City notes gloom over Covington street cleaners and union plumbers fight for $3.50 daily nine hours. Underhill & Coyne contract for plumbing remains legal. City Hall reports cannot apply to current contract. Internal Improvements panel and Street Cleaning Dept to review below forecasted hours and reasons. Furnishings contract for Art Metal Co under scrutiny amid bid swap with Excelsior Furniture. Tunnel plan to link Jail and City Building approved. Argonaut Cotton Mill tax relief petition to be filed after Court of Appeals ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Messrs
Underhill & Coyne
New City Building
General Council
Committee On City Hall
Sreet
Art Metal Construction Company
Nieberding
Excelsior Furniture Company
Argonaut
Court of Appeals
Man Opens Fire on Posse Serving Warrant in Kentucky
Deputy George Field and companions served a warrant on Charles Hicks at Mavity. Hicks fired a shotgun blast wounding Millard Field in the shoulder. the posse returned fire, wounding Hicks and Mrs Hicks. Hicks jailed. Field and Hicks reported not seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Ashland
Mavity
This County
George Field
Millard Field
Ross and
Kirk
Charles Hicks
Hicks
Kicks
Deputy Field
Paar
Cney
H. Kouns
Newport Public Library Trustees Buy Adjoining Property
The Newport Public Library trustees acquired the Murdock property on Monmouth street adjoining the new building. The 15 by 30 foot lot with a dilapidated shack was purchased for $1,200. Demolition starts immediately and the contractors expect occupancy by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library of
Newport
Murdock
Monmouth Street
Mayor Nelson Calls Council Meeting for Janitor Election
Newport mayor Nelson called a General Council meeting for Wednesday evening to elect a janitor for the new public building. The council will name the appointee after a turndown at the Bridge Board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Newport
General Council
Henry Vp
Eee
S Iu
Cleveland Couple Secretly Marries in Covington
William H Baer 26 and Abbie S Farrell 21 both of Cleveland Ohio wed secretly last Thursday night in Covington. The license was obtained at a deputy clerk residence at 9 pm and the ceremony was by V J W Mitchell at his Upper Scott street home. The groom works for contractor Robert G McGann and the bride is daughter of businessman W J Farrell. The secrecy was kept until a letter from a third party cleared it. Other marriages noted include Stanford Davis 21 and Myrtle Donohue 18. H C Bolan 34 and Jane Rita Cawley 24. Charles Kreimer 24 and Jennie Brown 25. James Turnbull 46 and Josephine Bamberger 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Wiliam H. Baer
Abbie S. Farrell
Cleveland
V. J. W. Mitchell
Upper Scott Street
Robert G. McGann
W. J. Farrell
Stanford Davis
Myrtle Donohue
Squire Wheeler
Farmer Sues City of Huntington for 10000 Dollars
Ephraim Keyser, a prosperous farmer from a farm twenty three miles south of Huntington, sues the city for ten thousand dollars after his daughter Agnes and lover Jasper Rays were released by officials before his arrival, prompting distress and claims of improper detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Huntington
W. Va
Ephraim Keyser
Keyser
Here
Agnes
Jasper Rays
Cours
Ironton
Neer
Thrials
Died Suddenly Newport Painter Fred Bambach
Fred Bambach of Newport a well known house painter died suddenly yesterday from paralysis of the heart at his Highlands home. He was apparently well Sunday and collapsed at about 9 pm. He leaves a widow and four grown children. A member of Newport Lodge of Elks, which will conduct the funeral. The service is planned for Wednesday afternoon at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bambach
Newport
Highlands
Taen
Newport Lodge of Elks
Protests and parish plans mark Newport feast week
Arrangements for the annual Protestant Orphans Home feast in Newport are nearly complete with Rev Eugene Baum Rev Dr Schaefer and Rev Mr Hammidt set to deliver addresses. Committees on p tion Mu sic Refreshments and Dinner Table have been named and prepare for the event next Sunday on the home grounds. The rest of the items include probate of James McKeon s will and a Newport marriage, plus local accidents and a birthday party among Newport residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Eugene Baum
Schaefer
Hammidt
James McKeon
Paramedes County Court
Ellen McKeon
Miss Anna Miller and Charles Eugene Clark Wed in Indianapolis
Miss Anna Miller of John Street and Charles Eugene Clark formerly of Covington were quietly wed in Indianapolis Saturday evening. The groom’s ceremony was followed by a telegram to the bride’s parents. Miss Jane Dodds of Main Street left Sunday to visit relatives in Montgomery Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Miller
John Street
Charles Eugene Clark
Covington
Indianapolis
Jane Dodds
Main Street
Montgomery, O
Public Officers near 10 Blow Ups at City Fire Meeting
The Police and Fire Commissioners clashed over filling a fireman vacancy after Krebs declined the electrician post. Payne and Eckstein were urged, a two two vote left the Mayor to decide, leading to near blows before Eckstein's election. Race Martin was named first substitute amid promised regular promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Krebs
James Shannon
Charles Eckstein
Ekstein
Race Martin
Slingshot and Razor Incidents Lead to Jail Arrests
John Wallace, colored, held in Covington Jail on concealed weapons charge after a slingshot was found on him and John Ireland later caught after an incident when Wallace demanded return of thirty five cents. William Cornelius, of Bakewell street, jailed for breach of the peace and concealed weapons after a fight at Berling's saloon with Miller, armed with a loaded cane and later a razor. Patrolmen Thompson and Hughes aided in detentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallace
Covington
Wallace
John Ireland
Ireland
Thompson
William Cornelius
Bakewell Street
Hughes
Cornelius
Fortune heir search for William G Robinson from Covington
A letter to Sheriff Boske from W C Rivers of Goldsboro requests locating heirs of William G Robinson. A West Point graduate 1858 and Confederate Army veteran 1861, he reportedly left Covington in 1876 for an Eastern Kentucky asylum, though records are missing or unclear. No court or asylum commitment records found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
W. C. Rivers
Goldsboro
N. C
Boske
William G. Robinson
Robinson
West Point
Eastern Kentucky Insane Asylum
North Carolina
Wayne County Oil Lands to Be Developed
Lexington oil investors plan immediate development of Wayne County lands near Sunnybrook. W J Loughridge returning from the site says prospects look bright. He and partners Gray Falconer Rudolph Harting and Dr A H Phillips leased about 3000 acres near Sunnybrook with Captain John Geary and others at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Wayne County
W. J. Loughridge
Sunnybrook
John Geary
Loughridge
Gray Falconer
Rudolph Harting
A. H. Phillips
Divorces heard and sentences handed in Covington court
Judge Tarvin heard proofs in the divorce cases of Thomas H against Emma Connelly and Audrey Kipfer against William Kipfer and took them under submission. H C Emmett, once sentenced to seven years for burglary tools, was granted a new trial then acquitted and later fined 20 dollars with a jail term for carrying concealed weapons, released after payment of the fine. The will of Catherine Schulte was probated bequeathing real estate to son Henry Schulte with 100 for masses and 25 for Holy Cross Church. 150 to Mrs. Mary Wellbrook. Harris Levi, Russian native, granted naturalization. Eli Dodge, Indiana excursionist, fined 1 dollar and costs for drunkenness. Rose Walker, colored, fined 25 dollars and costs for breach. Mr and Mrs Larry Lemker welcomed a new daughter in Madison avenue. John Barton, Sixth and Craig streets, struck with dropsy of the heart, taken to St Elizabeth's Hospital in serious condition. Police instructed to arrest boys shooting firecrackers before July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarvin
Thomas H
Emma Connelly
Audrey Kipfer
William Kipfer
H. C. Emmett
Catherine Schulte
Henry Schulte
J. B. Reiter
Holy Cross Church
Mary Wellbrook
Harris Levi
Russia
Eli Dodge
Indiana
Rose Walker
Larry Lemker
Madison Avenue
John Barton
Sixth
Craig Streets
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Bromley Baseball Treasurer Narrowly Escapes injury at Work
William Webber, treasurer of the Bromley team, was struck on the head by a fellow worker at the Ludlow Pullman shops, unconscious but survived. Cece J. Boyce, gardener near town, was sprayed by a burst cylinder while destroying potato bags, injuring his legs and clothes. Mrs Williams hosted Bromley players after their Sunday defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Webber
Bromley
Ludlow
Webber
Second Street
Cece J. Boyce
Dayton Athenian Society Elects Officers and Honors Janitor
The Athenian Literary Society in Dayton elected officers led by President Harry Griese and Vice President Lina Moore. James Rickel received an elegant armchair from the society as thanks for courtesy at meetings. The Federation of Labor paid the striking watchcase engravers a third instalment, and Wadsworth workers left for a campground up the Ohio river to live cheaply for the warm months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenian Literary Society
Harry Griese
Lina Moore
Mary Louise Crenshaw
Edith Southall
Jessie Woodard
Dwight Ervin
Ferdinand Mueller
Albert Hewetson
Walter Martin
James Rickel
Federation of Labor
Wadsworth Works
Ohio
Ludlow Residents Relocate to Chicago After Departure
Daniel Smith and Mrs Mary Drahman leave Ludlow for Chicago to reside. Miss Maggie Wahle to be buried at Evergreen after funeral at 2 pm from William Wahle’s Elm street residence. Bert Wells and family visit his mother in Elm street. Miss Ruth Donaldson departs Ludlow to visit relatives in Lexi Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Smith
Mary Drahman
Chicago
Maggie Wahle
William Wahle
Elm Street
Evergreen
Bert Wells
Portsmouth
Ruth Donaldson
Lexi , Ky
King Edward to commission Lucas for embassy reception picture
London dispatch reports King Edward has decided to obtain suitable pictorial illustrations of royal events. He has commissioned Seymour Lucas to paint a scene depicting the embassy’s reception by the king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Seymour Lucas
Cherry Picker Hart
Eleven year old Bernard Herbes of 949 Wells street fell from a cherry tree on Warsaw avenue near McPherson avenue yesterday and broke both wrists. Dr. Cook attended him before he was taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esteraay
Williams
Baum Street
Cincinnati
Ten Street
Newport
Fitzgerald
Joseph Collopy
Tenth Street
Hattie Bardin
Lexington Avenue
Amy Hall
Bessie Cramer
Myra Cramer
E Elliott
Ermine Hers
Bernard Herbes
Wells Street
Warsaw Avenue
McPherson Avenue
Dr. Cook
Port Royal Mine Disaster Strikes Port Royal Coal District
A severe explosion at Pittsburg Coal Company mines in Port Royal near West Newton Pennsylvania traps about thirty seven workers. Rescue attempts fail as two connected slopes fill with smoke and fire and families gather near the mine mouths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
West Newton
Pittsburg Coal Company
Port Royal
Wm. McCune
Dennis Wortley
Michael Roy
Jack Peoples
John Daly
Tony Stickles
John Settler
Settler
Youghiogheny
No. 2
McCune
Indiana Jackpot Decision Sparks Contention in Poker Circles
Conflicting views from authorities and experts follow a court ruling that opening a jackpot with counterfeit money is not a crime. Notable voices include Amos Rusie connections and several named commentators debating legality and morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Indiana
Holman
Treasury
Voorhees
Amos Rusie
Wabash
Nineteenth
Assembly District
Marky Mayer
Louisville man sues to recover 2000 in certificates
R. E. Wathen files suit in Louisville asserting ownership of 2000 in certificates. He seeks judgment and the appointment of a receiver for the National Investment and Redemption Company and an injunction to stop the company from distributing its funds, naming Kentucky Mutual Investment Camp as successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
R. E. Wathen
National Investment and Redemption Company
Kentucky Mutual Investment Camp
Naoe Company
Accidental Injury at Fas Egan Plant During Strike
An accident at the Fas Egan plant during the machinists strike left Theodore Gegeman of 219 Mill Street badly hurt after a machine broke and cast a piece into his side. He was taken to Dr Brown’s office on Race Street and then home, with internal injuries and severe pain reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fas -Egan
Theodore Gegeman
Mill Street
Dr. Brown
Race Street
Priest of St Raphael marks 31 years in priesthood
Springfield Ohio June 10 The Rev Father W H Sidley of St Raphael Chapel will tomorrow celebrate his thirty first year in the priesthood. Ordained at the Cincinnati seminary he has served St Raphael's parish twenty eight years. A dinner with local clergy will honor the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield. O
W. H. Sidley
St. Raphael Chapel
Cincinnati Seminary
St. Raphael's Rish
Sir Walter Besant Dies at Hampstead
London June 10 Sir Walter Besant the novelist died yesterday at his Hampstead residence after a fortnight illness from influenza He was born at Portsmouth August 14 1836 educated at King’s College London and Christ College Cambridge He served as senior professor of the Royal College Mauritius and as secretary of the Palestine exploration fund He was the first chairman of the Society of Authors and his works include All Sorts and Conditions of Men Beyond the Dreams of Avarice and The Revolt of Man His later novels faded in popularity though he remained noted for social reform themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Walter Besant
Hampstead
Besant
Atlantic Union
Sir Walter Besant
Dickens
Thackeray
Portsmouth
William Besant
King's College
Christ College
Cambridge
Royal College Mauritius
Palestine Exploration Fund
Society of Authors
Sir Walter
America
Why Buchanan Didn't Wed
The article recalls James Buchanan as the first bachelor president who remained celibate. In youth he loved Miss Coleman of Lancaster but she released him from promise after a misunderstanding. She later died in Philadelphia, and Buchanan kept the sorrow private, later seeking to reveal it but his will directed a package of papers to be burned unread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Buchanan
Lancaster
Miss Coleman
George Ticknor Curtis
Philadelphia
Landis Divorce Suit In Upper Sandusky
Mrs. Anna Landis sues for divorce from Ben Landis alleging neglect and failure to provide. They wed in Milwaukee on August 19, 1893, with Rev. Meek her attorney. She is a star witness in the Johnson murder cases linked to the Foster Lowrey gang’s crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Upper Sandusky
Anna Landis
Ben Landis
Milwaukee
Rev. Meek
Ms. Landis
Johnson
Foster-Lowrey
Landis
Lawrenceburg Marriages and Local Notices
Lawrenceburg reports the granting of marriage licenses to Harry H. Watts and Clara Eckert, John F. Deaker and Clara White, Henry Lose and Minnie Kestner, and Jeremiah Jacques and Nellie Kenney. Miss Lulu Fox dies aged 18 with funeral at Zion's Church this afternoon. Captain John Hayes body shipped from Browns town and buried at Bullitsville Cemetery under Knights of Juels. Rossville Distillery to add an expansion to mash 5,000 bushels daily. Commercial Club buys 1,800 dollars in furniture for its rooms. Elenora Krieger, twin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Krieger, breaks left arm. William Huber serving jury in Indianapolis court. Sheriff Lawes sells 7 acre farm in Manchester Township for 3,000 dollars. Three men bound over on beer stamp theft charges at Garnier Brewery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Watts
Clara Eckert
John F. Deaker
Clara White
Ohio
Henry Lose
Minnie Kestner
Jeremiah Jacques
Nellie Kenney
Kelso Township
Lulu Fox
Charles Fox
Zion’s Church
Karl Scheib
J Uel
Rossville Distillery Company
Commercial Club
Elenora Krieger
Joseph Krieger
William Huber
United States Court
Indianapolis
Marion Lawes
Manchester Township
Weldon Howery
George Ringloff
Mickie Maddigan
Hans Kleffner
John B. Garnier
Justice Probst
Moore suit against U S Bank settles with $100 payment
Dayton Ohio June 10 The suit of William A Moore against the U S Bank Company to recover 16000 was settled today by the defendant paying the plaintiff 100 after Moore answered a cross claim for nearly as much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
William A. Moore
U. S. Bank Company
Cedar Hill Mines Sold to Cleveland Firm Plan Shaft Move
The Cedar Hill Coal Company mines at Salineville were sold today to the Big Vein Coal Company of Cleveland. The new owners plan to abandon the current shaft and open a new one at a different location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Live L. C
Cedar Hill Coal Company
Salineville
Big Vein Coal Company
Cleveland
Naw
Cautious Lover Proposes Third Party to Miss Timidity
Miss Timidity asks permission by letter to marry, but she suggests her father should be approached. Cautious Lover agrees a disinterested third party should approach the matter, to avoid indiscretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Papa
Linseed Oil Deal In Toledo Nears Major Resignation
In Toledo on June 10 a large land purchase signals construction of a major linseed mill. Backers include Metzger brothers and W. W. Metzger, director of American Linseed Oil Co. Guy G. Major may resign as president to manage the local plant. The venture is said to oppose the Linseed Trust and involves plans for a new industry hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Trust
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
George W. Metzger
C. Likwis Metzger
Philadelphia
W. W. Metzger
American Linseed Oil Company
Guy G. Major
Aes
Puesl 1
Amern Linseed Oil Company
Aocade Ig
Linseed Trust
Central Union Telephone stock falls on $3,000,000 capital plea
Chicago June 10 Central Union Telephone stockholders faced a shock as new President John S Sabin urged securing 3 million dollars to fund operations. The circular called for 500000 immediately, 500000 by year end, and 1 million in both halves of 1902, amid a nine point drop after trading. The firm runs exchanges and toll stations in several Illinois and Indiana cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central Union Telephone
Tony
John S. Sabin
Chicago Exchange
Mr. Sabin
Central Union Telephone Company
Yedar
Illinois
Indiana
Eel River Railroad Sold at Public Auction
Logansport Indiana June 10 The Eel River Railroad from Logansport to Butler Indiana part of the Wabash was sold at public auction this afternoon Receiver Ruddell oversaw the sale Elijah Smithy of Boston represented the original stockholders The price paid is not stated and rumor says the Bash backs the deal a claim denied by stockholders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Logansport
Ind
Eel River Railroad
Butler
Chili
Wabash
Ruddell
Elijah Smithy
Boston
Clover Leaf Railroad Sale Moves to Vanderbilt Interest
The Leader reports in authoritative circles that the Clover Leaf sale to Vanderbilt interests is based on fact. The line, once fully equipped, would be operated by Michigan Central to create a Southwestern outlet and compete with the Wabash in the East. The Clover Leaf spans 450 miles of track with liabilities totaling $26,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clover Leaf
Vanderbilt
Michigan Central
Wabash
East Liverpool Plant to Reopen as Rolling Mill Sold
The East Liverpool rolling mill has been sold to the American Sheet Steel Company and will be remodeled and enlarged. It is expected to be in operation by September 1, employing several hundred workers. The deal was arranged in New York City and positions the plant as the main local mill again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
East Liverpool
American Sheet Steel Company
New York City
Twenty-One Plow Firms Unite Under $75 Million Capital
Chicago June 10 plans for the combination of twenty one large plow factories were nearly finished at a meeting in the Auditorium Annex chaired by Charles Deere of Moline. Former Judge W A Vincent of Chicago directs details and expects incorporation within a month with prospective capital of 75 000 000. Officers likely elected tomorrow with Ohio Kentucky Wisconsin and New York in the trust. It is denied prices will be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Chas. Us. Deere
Moline
W. A. Vincent
Ieago
Ohio
Kentucky
Wisdensin
New York
Chicago Edison votes large capital increase at annual meeting
In Chicago on June 10 the Edison Company approved raising capital stock from 6 million to 10 million dollars. For year ending March 31, 1901, earnings stood at 2.517 million while expenses including dividends and interest totaled 2.371 million, leaving a balance of 145 thousand. The old directors were re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Edison Company
Stock Exchange Allows Northern Pacific Buying June 17
London June 10 The Stock Exchange Committee for General Purposes approves buying in of Northern Pacific on or after June 17. The move was anticipated and not expected to move the market. All accounts in Northern Pacific are settled, with continued difficulty in borrowing shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange Committee
Northern Pacific
Northlo Pacific
Rio Grande Railway Directors Elected and Executive Head Chosen
At a Rioabne Western Railway Company meeting, directors named George Gould Winslow S. Pierce E H Lee Louis Fitzgerald Jacob H Schiff and R Galloway. E T Jeffrey of the Dona Rio Grande Road was elected the new executive head succeeding W J Palmer. The Seims now control the Denver Rio Grande and may push consolidation of smaller lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rioabne Western Railway Company
Rge Gould
Winslow S. Pierce
E. H. Ee Louis Fitzgerind
Jacob H. Schiff
R. Galloway
EE. T Jeffrey
Dona & Rio Grande Road
W. J. Palmer
Tthis
Se Ims
Denver Rio Grande
Dividend Declarations From Insolvent National Banks
The Comptroller of the Currency declares creditor dividends for insolvent National banks. Highlights include Fifteen cents for First National Bank of Niles Michigan and five cents for Farmers National Bank of Portsmouth Ohio. Citizens' National Bank of Niles Michigan shows zero per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
First National Bank of Niles
Mich
Citizens’ National Bank of Niles
Changes in Board of Directors of American Linseed Oil Co
New York June 10 Significant changes were made in the boards of directors as John Rockefeller Jr E Saran'thers Prentice F T Gates Welwa Murray L M Bowers J A McGean John Rodgers Ev Gary F J Lovatt and W A Jones were elected to the American Linseed Oil Company board. Old members Guy G Major G E W are and J W N Dennis WP Orr and A N are listed as replaced. The report also notes an association with the Union il Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Linseed Oil Company
John Rockefeller, Jr
E. Saran
Thers Prentice
F. T. Gates
E Welwa Murray
L. M. Bowers
J. A McGean
John'] Rodgers
Ev. Gary
F. J .Lovatt
W. A. Jones
Jire
Guy G. Major
G. E
J. W. N. Dennis
WP. Orrand
A. N
Union Il Company
Creditors Seek Final Report On Defunct Indiana Banks
In English Indiana on June 10 the 43 leading creditors of the failed Weatherf and Willett banks filed a petition in Crawford Circuit Court. They seek a distribution and a final report from assignee R J Arnold. Four years after the failures 66 percent or 76000 dollars has been paid with about 40000 dollars still unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English
Ind
Weatherf and Willett
Crawford Circuit
R. J. Arnold
Varicocele Treatment Promises Cure and Health
An advertisement from Cook Medical Company offers varicocele remedies claiming they relieve pain swelling and restore sexual power. It cites over 700 cures in 12 months and promises immediate relief, home treatment options, and private written contracts. office at 616 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Medical Company
Vine St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Machinists Seek Aid as Union Funds Grow
The International Machinists Association in Toronto debated aid for nonunion strikers and voted to seek AFL funding. Over $40,000 distributed since May 2. no formal benefits system yet. A motion to back socialism was defeated and death benefits will exclude Christian Scientist doctors. Local lodge constitutions adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
International Machinists’ Association
O’connell
American Federation of Labor
Cxpanisation
Great Britain
O'Connell
Committee On Laws
Clark County Heirs Lose Hope in Bell Estate Claims
About seventy Clark County heirs to the Bell estate in Philadelphia have given up hope of recovering their shares. The estate has dwindled to two small lots. Locals have advanced roughly 1500 dollars over the past two years to prosecute the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Clark County
Ball
Philadelphia
Boy Fined Five Dollars For Jumping A Train
Springfield Ohio. Charles Luckey, son of a Dayton wholesale dealer, died in Police Court after Judge Miller fined him five dollars for jumping a train. He was returning from Cleveland where he visited friends and had spent all his money. It was his first arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Charles Luckey
Dayton
Miller
Cleveland
New Corporations Formed Across Ohio and Nearby States
Ohio and nearby states see a batch of new corporations incorporated including Rich Hill Mining Company in Cincinnati with 50000 capital, Travel Paint Company in Cleveland, East Liverpool Potteries Company in East Liverpool with 1000000 capital, Hamilton Loan Company in Hamilton, Jerseyville Telephone Company in Shade Athens County, Frieden's Lutheran Church in Newberry Township, Buckeye Novelty Company in Marietta, Paulding Home Society in Paulding, Nicho's Lintern Company in Cleveland with 10000 capital, and Napoleon Home Fe Company in Napoleon with 59000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Rich Hill Mining Company
Cincinnati
Capital Stock
Leo H. Beckman
Louis G. Hummel
Aren Emrie
Douglass T. Mount
Louis H. Zeter
Travel Paint Company
Cleveland
East Liverpool Potteries Company
East Liverpool
Hamilton Loan Company
Hamilton
Jerseyville Telephone Company
Shade
Athens Unty
Capital
Frieden's Angelical Lutheran Church
Newberry Township
Miami County
Buckeye Novelty Company
Marietta
Paulding Home Se Company
Paulding
Nicho's Lintern Company
Napoleon Home Fe Company
Napoleon
Dayton Proclaims Flag Day Observance
Dayton Ohio mayor J R Lindemuth urged wide Flag Day observance for June 14 in line with requests from the American Flag Association and the G A R He asked churches schools public buildings and private homes and businesses to decorate with flags on that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
American Flag Association
J. R. Lindemuth
Vandalia Road Announces Key Appointments in Indiana
Indianapolis June 10 Alfred M Underhill named engineer maintenance of way succeeding W Z Downey who becomes Superintendent Peoria Division E L Shareberger appointed engineer maintenance of way on Peoria Division and now serves under Vandalia Road General Manager H I Miller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia Road
Indianapolis
H. I. Miller
Alfred M. Underhill
W. Z. Downey
Peoria
E. L. Shareberger
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Peruna
The
Peruna Medicine Company, of
Columbus, O
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Aoe Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, Ohio
Sophie B
Council
Covington Street Cleaning Department
Mavity, Ky
Newport Public Library
Murdock Property
Farmer
City OF
William Pome
Ees
Joenti Foley
Cinnati
Church of Immaculate Conception
James McN
James O. Jack
Catherine McCabe
Xenia, O
Jane Mpage Ad
West Covington
Ovington
Fortune
Cherry Picker Hart
John “Kelly
George Considine
Devery
Owever
al Smith
Martin Julian
Manny
Batchelor
Lawrenceburg
Cedar Hill
Metzgers
Central Union
Eel River Road
Clover Leaf Road
Vanderbilt System
Sheet Steel Company
Gould and Harriman
Linseed Company Elections
BELL
Andrew Jergens & CO
Woodbury’s
Woodbury
Sale Agis
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