Arrival of Rev Father Blenke party returns from Bremen
A message from St. Aloysius Church announces the safe arrival of the Rev Father Joseph Blenke and party in Bremen Germany after several months touring. Isaac Jameson and his Philadelphia bride visit Jameson relatives in West Covington. George Lieberth, collector of Internal Revenue, reports back from a Knights of Pythias district meeting in Carrollton Ky. Mrs Clara Keys 80 died in Louisville former Covington resident. William Boyce of 150 Bremen street injured at Marshall Chemical Works Cincinnati when trapped between elevator and floor. Rumor that Stewart Iron Works Cincinnati may buy a two acre tract at Edison Ave and the C and O Railroad for a new plant employing about two hundred workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blenke
St. Aloysius’ Church
Henry Helle
Bremen
Germany
Clara Keys
Louisville
Covington
William Boyce
Bremen Street
Marshall Chemical Works
Cincinnati
Marriages in Covington and Nearby Cities Highlight Week
Bartholomew Stuntebeck and Margret Scott wed in Covington with Rev. Kolb officiating. Bradbury Poole and Stella Burgan married at the bride’s mother’s home in West Fourth Street by Rev. Watkins. The bride is a Union M. E. Church soloist and the groom active in Cincinnati business circles. A bridal tour to the East begins for the newlyweds. Frank Schrer and Josephine Schuelkers to wed at St. Joseph Church. Gus Hengehold and Marie Hardy wed at Mother of God Church. H B Spencer of Dayton and Fredee Hays of Ludlow married at the bride’s home by Rev. J J Francis. couple leaves for White Sulphur Springs. Charles Brown and Lena Ellis, both of Covington, married by Judge Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew Stuntebeck
Covington
Margret Scott
Crescent
Father Kolb
Florence
Bradbury Cilley Poole
Cincinnati
Stella Kello Burgan
West Fourth Street
R. I. Watkins
Union M. E
Yooung
East
Frank Joseph Schrer
Josephine Schuelkers
St. Joseph Church
Gus. Hengehold
Marie Hardy
Mother of God
H.B. Spencer
Dayton
Fredee Hays
Ludlow
V. J. J. Francis
W. Va
Charles Brown
Lena Ellis
Home City
HK. P. Stephens
Court actions and hearings listed in local docket
In Newport Licking and Alexandria Turnpike Co v Spear a June 17 hearing is set after sustaining exceptions. Charles Shaw v City of Covington rehearse motion noted after partial opinion favorable to the city. T H Dudley v Republic Iron Steel Co motion for new trial overruled. Mayer Schuer Offner & Co v Applegate et al injunction hearing set June 24. Bankruptcy discharges granted for Price P Lillard Linss and C Vallandigham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, Licking
Mayer, Schuer, Offner & Co
Clothing Manufacturers
Cincinnati
Charles Applegate
Price P. Lillard
Covington
Onry Linss
Maysville
C. Vallandigham
Williamstown
Sixth District Pythian Convention Held in Covington
The Sixth District Pythian Convention covering Kenton and Campbell Counties met at Castle Hall Covington. A reception for State Grand Lodge officers followed at Odd Fellows Halls. A parade led by police and the Third Regiment Uniform Rank moved through Covington with orchestra and lodge contingents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Campbell
Castle Hall
Covington
Odd Fellows
State
Grand Lodge
Finnegan An Riemeyer
Cincinnati
Agor Cinson
Multiple Verdicts and Settlement In Separate Civil Actions
In Fred Baurle vs Consumers Ice Company the jury returned a verdict for the defendant after three trials. previous trials had plaintiff verdicts in one and defense verdicts in others. In Nannie Childers vs Covington Mutual Investment Company the receiver was ordered to accept 100 dollars from Cora B Gray and release a mortgage held by the investment company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Baurle
Consumers’ Ice Company
Nannie Childers
Covington Mutual Investment Comany
Rom Cora B. Gray
Corporals and a Sergeant Promoted in Fort Thomas
Corporal William O. Drake of Company B returns from three months furlough. Corporal uis Sitter of Company L ascends to Sergeant. Private Hans Willumsen of Company L becomes Corporal. Department of the Lakes orders name Major William Paulding Captain F R Day and lieutenants Hurts Lewis Jones Keller Orchard Herman and others as members of the court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Drake
Company B
Second Infantry
Uis Sitter
Ofmpany L
Third Infantry
Hans Willumsen
Company L
Department of the Lakes
William Paulding
F. R. Day
Paul Hurts
Lewis
C. C. Jones
Charles Keller
Af Orchard
C. C. Herman
H. 8.Syeant
Wood alcohol incident at City Hospital prompts pump treatment
A man who gave the name William W Jones rushed into City Hospital claiming poisoning after drinking wood alcohol he believed to be whisky. He was pumped and discharged after doctors treated him, though staff questioned the authenticity of his identity and address on Price Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Jones
Hill
City Hospital
Jones
First Avenue
Gieney
Price Hill
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Benefits
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming purification and enrichment of the blood leading to relief from nervousness sleeplessness and loss of energy. The copy urges readers to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
City Engineer Wins His Case In Newport Sewer Appointments
City Engineer Morton claimed the right to name sewer inspectors in District A, citing responsibility for contractor work. The City Council contended appointing power rested with them. The council ruled Morton has the appointing authority. his selections Jack Howe William White and Charles Biltz stand, with one more to be named as work proceeds. Work resumes immediately to complete all sewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council of
Newport
Morton
Board of Aldermer
Wines
Jack Howe
William White
Charles Biltz
Policemen Exonerated After Special Board Hearing
Newport police patrolmen Kal frat and Flynn were cleared of charges after a special session of the Board of Police and Fire Commissioners. The case stemmed from an alleged unprovoked assault on Circuit Court Clerk Antone Reuscher’s son Leo on May 15 near Lexington and Park avenues. Evidence showed officers acted under orders to disperse a crowd and that Leo Reuscher mocked officers before returning home. The board ruled the officers had fulfilled their duties and dismissed the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners of
Newport
Kalfrat
Flynn
Antone Reuscher
Leo
Lexington and
Park Avenue
Link
Young Reuscher
Benedicks and Bachelors Will Play Baseball
The Chamber of Commerce members plan a game at Norwood Inn Park to decide whether married or single life suits best. Two teams, married and single, list players led by J F Malt and C Van Luenan, with umpires J W Van Luenan and John D Lindsay. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Norwood Inn Park
J. F. Malt
J. B. Collins
F. F. Collins
E. F. Dennis
W. H. Kramer
P. M. Gall
F. R. McGuire
Swarthmore College Secures $400000 Educational Fund
Philadelphia June 10. A fund of 400000 dollars to secure Prof Jos Swain of Indiana University as Swarthmore College president was completed today. Swain agreed to serve provided the fund was raised, and a meeting of graduates pledged the remaining 15000 dollars to meet the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Swarthmore College
Jos. Swain
Indiana University
Swain
Railroad accidents kill 274 and injure 2089 in three months
A bulletin from the Interstate Commerce Commission shows 1,481 railroad collisions and 877 derailments in the United States for the three months ending December 31, resulting in 274 deaths and 2,089 injuries. Total fatalities from all accidents reach 813 with 10,235 injuries and $2,075,091 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Newport Clerk Issues Several Marriage Licenses
County Clerk Joseph Betz issued licenses to Lawrence Steltenkamp of Dayton Kentucky and Helena Betz of Cincinnati Ohio for a ceremony at Sacred Heart Church in Dayton this morning. Henry Gruenloh of Covington Kentucky and Louisa Schill of Newport obtain licenses for a nuptial mass at Church of the Immaculate Conception in Newport. William Hicks and Clara Berleman, both of Newport, received licenses last night for an evening wedding. License issued to August Gilb and Elsie Herweh of Newport for this evening ceremony. Pastor Rev Father McNerney officiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Betz
Newport, Jones
Lawrence Steltenkamp
Dayton
Helena Betz
Cincinnati
Sacred Heart Church
Henry Gruenloh
Covington
Louisa Schill
Newport
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father McNerney
William Hicks
Clara
Lefever Divorce Suit Filed in Newport Court
Bertha Alice Lefever filed suit in Creuit Court at Newport for divorce from James G. Lefever. She alleges abandonment in May 1901 and failure to provide for her and three children. She seeks custody and restoration to her maiden name Alice Huntsman. Matt Moore represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Alice Lefever
Creuit Court
Newport
James G. Lefever
Alice Huntsman
Matt Moore
Newport Realty Transfer to Frank Glaser by Mays Heirs
The Newport Realty Transfer records show Mays heirs convey Lot No. in the trustee's addition to the city to Frank Glaser for 1475 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Realty Transferes
Mays
Frank Glaser
Tienen
Engineer Denham Fails to Guard Watch at Elm and Carneal
Joshua Denham of the Southern Railroad reported the theft of a $75 gold watch and a two dollar token from his vest pocket while in front of a bar at Elm and Carneal streets. This marks a second loss of his railroad ticket in months and the matter was turned over to the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Denham
Southern Railroad
Southern
Elm and
Carneal
National Credit Men's Meet Opens in Louisville
The seventh annual National Credit Men's Association convention opens at Liederkranz Hall with about 300 delegates and 4,000 members represented. President Elbert A. Young calls the meeting to order as welcomes are read by former Governor Bradley and Walter Walker. An informal reception follows at the Galt House, with plans for officers’ ballot and future meeting site to be decided Thursday amid interest in selecting 1903 hosts New York Denver or San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
National Credit Men's Association
Liederkrang Hall
Elbert A. Young
St. Paul
Bradley
Walter Walker
George F. Dieterle
Cincinnati
Galt House
New York
Denver
San Francisco
Young
John R. Ashley
Boston
G. Wallace Smith
T. J. Langenburg
St. Louis
Moran Ordered Out of New York City
Nic Moran and John Waters were discharged by Magistrate Mayor in Jefferson Market Court and ordered to leave town. Detectives cited lack of identification in the case of the Waldorf Astoria jewelry theft involving Mrs Mary Kingdon. Moran heads to Cincinnati while Waters sails away as police move to clear the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Nic Moran
Cincinnati
Moran
John Waters
Central Office
Mary Kingdon
George Gould
Waldorf-Astoria
Jefferson Market
Walleley
King
Stupp
Claimed Horse Worked Day and Night Provokes Cruelty Warrant
The Humane Society aims to press cruelty charges against Henry Griefenkamp after a horse was worked all day and kept in a stable at night. A warrant was sworn in Squire Winkler’s court by Officer John Hamel. Dan Munsford’s boarded horse was cited. Warrant also sworn for Ed Colion for beating a pony on Eastern avenue with a whip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Humane Society
Henry Griefenkamp
Griefenkamp
Squire Winkler
Human Society
John Hamel
Dan Munsford
Munsford
McLain
Ed Colion
Eastern Avenue
Bright 17 year old girl diverted from penitentary
Minnie Harmon of Cadiz, a 17 year old forger, appeared with Harrison County Sheriff in Governor Nash's office. The governor, by a pen stroke, swapped a one year penitentiary sentence for admission to the Girls' Industrial School at Delaware. Harmon thanked him for the clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harrison County
Nash
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Minnie Harmon
Cadiz
Spectacular Midsummer Night Production Planned for Festival
Fall Festival Directors intend to stage a lush production of A Midsummer Night s Dream directed by Miss Helen Schuster on Sept 22. A ballet of 100 children will be recruited from city schools, with enrollment at the Pike Building next Saturday. Mayor Fleischmann announces Nat Henchman Davis and Nicholas Longworth as part of a three member committee to help invite President Roosevelt to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Schuster
Miss Schuster
Pike Building
Fleischmann
Nat Henchman Davis
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Ohio Inventors Granted Patents By United States Office
Patents issued today to Ohio inventors include Armon F Ackerman Cleveland for a mapping device Benjamin F Albau gh Covington for smoothing front Isaac Clapper Ganabueg for embossing machine Peyton Douglas Cleveland for garment supporter Gottlieb Fecker Cleveland for binocular glasses and more across Cleveland Youngstown Akron Columbus etc including tools, machines, and devices in fields from clocks to mining car doors and coping machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Ohio
Armon F. Ackerman
Cleveland
Benjamin F. Albaugh
Covington
Isaac Clapper
Peyton Douglas
Gottlieb Fecker
Harry Harden
London
Wm. N. Hull
Youngstown
Charles T. Inman
Akron
Samuel A. Jones
Deshler
William A. Marbach
James L.mauldin
Edward F. McCloud
Columbus
Henry A. Meyer
Cincinnati
Chas. W. Millar
Henry Oberjohann
Toledo
Gershon M. Peters
Lemon Poole
Springfield
Rank Schreidt
Mansfield
John F. Schumacher
Leonard
John R. Thomas
Ralph Thompson
Cash Register
James H. Watt
Barnesville
Ervin E. Weaver
Plaza
Derrick
Joseph T. Zika
John 8
Parker
Zanesville
Dayton School Enumerator Totals By Demographic Groups
The Dayton report lists white male 985 and white female 969, colored male 6 and colored female 8. The Dayton Tennis Club girls plan a lawn fete on the Donaldson lawn tomorrow evening. The Finance Committees of the City Council and Board of Education meet again tomorrow evening to discuss the school tax levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Tennis Club
Donaldson Lawn
Finance C Ttees
Ci Council
Board of Nation
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prizes With Ten Votes Each
The notice outlines a contest where 1,490 prizes are up for grabs. Participants and nine friends each submit estimates, yielding ten chances per person to win any one prize. collectively this creates 14,900 opportunities to secure a portion of the prize pool.
Earl of Rosslyn to debut in New York stage under Frohman
The Earl of Rosslyn, James Francis Harry St. Clair Erskine, known as James Erskine in England, will perform in New York starting September 5 under Charles Frohman at the Garrick Theatre. billed in the US as the Hart of Rosslyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Rosslyn
Charles Frohman
Garrick Theater
New York
Captain Marshall
Edward
United States
James Erskine
Frohman
Hart of
Africa
England
Pretoria
Monte Carlo
Violet
Robert de Grey Vyner
London Court Theater
Pinero
Trelawny of
The
Wells
Odell Williams Dies A Renowned American Character Comic
New York reports the death of Odell Williams at age 50 after five months of illness. Born in Mechanicsville, he gained fame as Squire Bartlett in Way Down East at the Grand Opera House in Cincinnati and was celebrated for his roles as Judge in Ranch, Alabama’s Squire, and Joshua Whitcomb in The Old Homestead, marking him as a premier American character comedian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mr. Williams
Cincinnati
Squire Bartlett
Grand Opera House
Old Judge
Harry Meredith
Squire
Augustus Thomas
Alabama
Charles Harris
Denman Thompson
Joshua Whitcomb
America
Selma Herman Visits Cincinnati for Throat Treatment
Selma Herman, a popular actress from local stock companies, arrives in Cincinnati with her mother at the Emery for treatment by a throat specialist. Fresh from a successful Chicago run with the Herman Buhler Stock Company, she seeks care while plans for social attention unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Selma Herman
Emery
Miss Herman
Chicago
Herman-Buhler
Herman
Officers for Ensuing Vaudeville Season Elected
At the second annual meeting of the Vaudeville Managers Association of the United States in New York on June 10 officers were elected and officers named. BP B. Chase of Washington D C was chosen president J H Moore of Detroit vice president P F Shea of Springfield Massachusetts secretary H G Williams of Brooklyn treasurer The board of directors includes E F Albee New York Richard Hyde Buffalo M Shea Buffalo Benj Hurtig New York and Dr G E Lothrop Boston D F Hennessy was appointed general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vaudeville Managers’ Association of the
G. E. Lothrop
Boston
D. F. Hennessy
Opera Star Frida Ricci Arrives in New York for Chester Park
Mme Frida Ricci arrives from Naples to join the Chester Park Opera Company this summer as Liberati presents a second ragtime concert at the Zoo. David Warfield nears hospital release in ten days, with visitors barred. Prof Oldrieve offers $50 gold to anyone who can walk on water shoes across the lake as Davenport the high wire walker prepares new fireworks for the park show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. ‘Frida Ricci
Chester Park Opera Company
New York
Naples
Italy
The
Zoo
Liberati
Sig. Liberati
David Warfield
C. 8
Oldrieve
Chester Park
Oldheve
Oijdrieye
Davenport
How Cartilage Citizens Will Observe Fourth
The citizens of Carthage plan a July Fourth celebration at the Carthage Fair Grounds with participation from surrounding villages funded by popular subscription. A 50 member committee will oversee an elaborate program including foot and bicycle races and trotting contests with purses, plus a large fireworks display. No admission, grounds prepared for a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Carthage Fair Grounds
Council’ Hall
Building To Lease Large Brick Manufacturing Space
Ready for occupancy after completion. 75,000 square feet of light floor space with good boilers and engine. Well ventilated and near eight lines of electric cars two squares from the railroad. Address A. M. P.O. Box ge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxge
Surplus of Police Chiefs in Lexington Amid Poolroom Bribery Case
In Lexington two men claim chief of police amid a poolroom protection dispute involving Johnny McLaughlin who refused to pay $500 monthly bribe. Six men claim to be police and fire commissioners though four are required. Mayor Duncan clashes with Fire Commissioner Rogers as Aldermen oppose his nominees. The mayor’s board appoints J. J. Reagan, police captain, as chief, while the current chief remains on duty and refuses to surrender the keys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Johnny
McLaughlin
Rogers
Duncan
Board of al
Kentucky Court upholds railroad tax certification ruling
Kentucky Court of Appeals rules state franchise tax law constitutional allowing back‑tax certification dating to 1896. The decision requires railroads to pay about $500000 in back taxes immediately and imposes roughly $100000 in additional annual taxes going forward. The suit was brought by county attorneys across Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
State Board of Valuation and Assessment
Central Secured Reversal of Judgment in Two Cases
The Union Central Life Insurance Co of Cincinnati won a reversal in the Douglas F. Hoyer suit over 1591.78 for acting as agent in Knox and Holmes Counties. The Supreme Court also advanced the Cincinnati Hospital case and decided a long pending matter involving coal land in Snow Fork, Burke and others, with Larwill dead and Burke winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Douglas F. Hoyer
Knox
Holmes Counties
Hoyer
W E. Hoyer
Douglas Hoyer
Supreme‘Court
Circuit Court
Franklin County
Cincinnati Hospital
Supreme Court
John C. Larwill
Stevenson Burke
Hocking Valley
Toledo & Ohio Central Railways
Snow Fork
Burke
Larwill
Postpone Building New Traction Road to July First
Cincinnati and Lebanon Traction Company delays construction of electric line between Cincinnati and Lebanon until July 1 to save 3000 in revenue fees under a new law. A 100000 bond issue will fund the project backed by Lebanon capital. The line, single track Bond Hill to Lebanon, aims for January 1 operation with five cent fare promised to Reading residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati & Lebanon Traction Company
Lebanon
Lebanon Capital
Reading
Bond Hill
Nearly Eleven Million Pieces of Mail Handled in May
Postmaster Monfort announced Cincinnati Postoffice work for May with 10,634,240 pieces handled by the mailing division and 11,303 pounds mailed by publishers. City delivery processed 4, pieces and 10,456 special delivery letters were received. Registry division managed 100,245 pieces. Misdirected mail totaled 76,279, a month over month decline. Postal receipts reached 130,566.48 dollars, stamp division sales 177,066.90 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Weather Summary and Forecast Across Regions
The document reports wind, temperature, and precipitation readings for Cincinnati with 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. figures, notes clear skies, and lists maximum and minimum temperatures. It includes accumulated temperature and precipitation deficiencies since January 1, 1902, and provides the Government Forecast for Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Kentucky with expected showers and cooler conditions midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaney
Gainants
Oeorth
Miendull
Cincin- Weerias Fak
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
River Departures and Advertised Sailings Listed
The entry lists scheduled departures for various vessels with days and times including Pomeroy H M Stanley on Thursday June 12 at 5 p m and Louisville Vicksburg Avalon sailings. Also noted are daily or near daily departures to Madison Tacoma and Cincinnati routes with specific evening times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
H. M. Stanley
Maysville
Tacoma
Madison
Lizzie AY
Golden Gate
Louisville
Cry” OF
Cincinnati
Vicksburg
Avalon
River stage shows drop at Cincinnati 8.8 feet
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 8.8 feet at 6 p m yesterday and has fallen about 1 foot in the last 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
River Fleet Updates and Packet Line Movements
Vessels such as the Joseph B Williams and Emperor await higher river water before proceeding. The Virginia from Pittsburg reports a good trip and will bank due to low water. The Pittsburg Packet Line hopes for more water to dispatch a boat next Thursday, while numerous other boats and arrivals maneuver for repairs, loads, and layups along Broadway and the Kentucky River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Williams
Emperor
John.a. Wood
Harry Brown
Virginia
Pittsburg
Crown Hill
J. F. Ellison
Pittsburg Packet Line
Huntington
Florence Marmet
Katherine Davis
Queen City
Chile
Golden Gate
Madison
Monticello
Kentucky River
Lizzie Bay
Broadway
Louisville
Avalon
Main Street
Vicksburg
River conditions and steamboat news across towns report
River readings in Warren C Ity Morgantown Greensbo ro show fall or rising levels as cloudiness and warmth persist. Barge and towboat activity noted with Morrison Bros securing boiler contract for Oakland. Keystone State voyage to Cincinnati and Captain Rees threatening suit over a boiler workers strike. Departures listed for Kanawha Falls Charleston and Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Warren
Cil City
Morgantown
Greensboro
Rose Hite
Elizabeth
Edgar Cherry
PI Burg
Morrison Bros
Oakland
C. Jute & Co
Keystone State
Sewickley
Cincinnati
Gertrude
Thomas M. Rees
James Rees & Sons Company
Boiler Makers’ Association
Kanawha
Charleston
Wheeling
H. K. Bedford
Rkersburg
Incinnati
Marietta
Swamp Root Promoted As Kidney Cure In Newspaper Ad
An advertisement touts Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims heart and pneumonia deaths stem from kidney disease and urges readers to obtain sample bottles and a free booklet by writing Dr. Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Steamboat Schedules From Broadway For Pomeroy Madison Louisville
Steamship listings show daily and weekday departures from foot of Broadway and Main Street to Pomeroy Intermediate Points Madison Louisville and other destinations. Rates noted include 2.00 one way and 3.00 round trip with services on City of Cincinnati and City of Louisville, electric lighting and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Stanley
Indiana
Broadway
Tacoma
Maysville
Chile Packet
Main Street
Chile
Madison Packet
Lizzie Bay
Madison
Golden Gate
Main St
Monticello
Chas. Bettens
A. S. Browinski
Louisville
City of
Cincinnati
River Traffic Bulletin Charts Waters and Vessels
Multiple river updates report water levels from 3.2 to 20.1 feet across ports like Cincinnati Louisville St. Louis and Evansville. Vessels such as City of Savannah Beale of Calhoun and Carrie V. move or arrive. crews report strikes among caulkers at the marine ways. Samuel Corey dies aged 52 in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone State
Ben Hur
Bessie Smith
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Pleasant
Greenwood
George Atcheson
Huntington
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Annie L
Louisville
New St. Louis and Tennessee River Packet Company
City of
Savannah
Howard’s
James Roger
Evansville
John R. Ood
Wabash
Mt. Carmel
L. E. Rhodes
Joe Fowler
Paducah
Gage
Dick Fowler
Charleston
Tennesse
John 8
Hopkins
E.caulkers
Arine Ways
Mike Williams
St. Louis
Clifton
Tennessee River
Morrow
Beile
Calhoun
Clarksville
Sid Prophater
Memphis
Georgia Lee
Cairo
Fulton
Luetleenland
Arkansas River
Delta
Vicksburg
Joseph Henry
New Orleans
Samuel Corey
South Second Street
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Wm. Fromandi, Jr
William Fromandi, Jr
Zoological Garden
Worth
Lewis Streets
Lewisburg
Charles
William Fremantl
Europe
Asia
South America
Isaac Jameson and
Bride
Mr. Jameson
West Covington
Internal Revenue
George Lieberth
Carrolton, Ky
Knights of Pythias
Stewart Iron Works
United States Court
Pythian Convention
FT. Thomas
WM. W. Jones
Tors
Newport Police
Benedicks
C. B. Crawford
C. D. Crawford
Venue
Michael Karney
Mary Karney
Credit
Falls City
New York City
Industrial School
Mr. Erskine
Odell Williams
Earl OF
Rosslyn
UNION
Central
Cincinnati & Lebanon
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Neville Bowie Green
Sashville
Callro
Moe Springs
J. C. Dorman
East Front Street
Main
le Rue de la Paix
Paris
Porter Dove and Chem
Corr
Sole
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