Tragedy at Dayton Ball Game Ends in Killing
In a game between the Dayton Eagles and the Newport Nationals, Alonzo Folwell killed Lawrence Fortune after Fortune grew abusive when ordered back from the crowd. Folwell, a C. and O. Railroad worker from Virginia, is jailed in Newport after immediate arrest by Dayton police. Coroner Digby Wag to rule on the case.
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Lawrence Fortune
Alonzo Folwell
Dayton
Virginia
Folwell
Newport
Eighth and
Dayton Streets
Dayton Eagles
Newport Nationals
Polce Ortlieb
Smith
New Kentucky License Law Takes Effect With Higher Fees
The new Kentucky revenue law goes into effect today, raising fees for many license categories. Steam laundries pay $10 yearly, ice factories $15 to $30, theatres $15, soda fountains $2.50 plus $2.50 for proprietary drinks, billiard halls $20 for one table plus $5 per extra, photographers $5, real estate agents $25, sewing machine agents $10, oil wagon owners $15 per wagon, and trading stamp firms $10. Malt liquor retailers $75, spirituous liquor retailers $150, and those selling both $200. Licenses are paid to the County Clerk who forwards them to the State Treasurer.
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Kentucky
Birthday Honor Tells of Civil War Veteran Colonel Vance
Covington resident Colonel James W. Vance celebrated his sixty fifth birthday by hosting friends. He recalls service in the Civil War from 1861 to 1865 and a notable memory from South Charleston Ohio where his schoolmaster Whitelaw Reid once vanquished him in a long division dispute. Vance says the only thrashing he ever received came from Reid, a man now honored as Ambassador to England.
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James W. Vance
Covington
Vance
South Charleston
Whitelaw Reid
England
Mr. Reid
Colonel Vance
Docket Guns, Drunkenness On Covington Police Court List
The Covington Police Court docket includes Ben Dempsey charged with drunkenness and carrying a concealed weapon. Thomas Moran and Lizzie Williams of Newport face drunken and disorderly conduct counts. Joseph Meyer Scott Rains and May Becker are jailed for drunkenness. James Perry and Anna Tribble are listed for disorderly conduct. C Hathaway’s shooting of Carpenter may go to the grand jury. Carpenter’s wound described as trifling.
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Covington
Ben Dempsey
Thomas Moran
Lizzie Williams
Newport
Joseph Meyer
Scott Rains
May Becker
James Perry
Anna Tribble
C. Hathaway
Carpenter
Married in Covington by Quiet Sunday Ceremony
Three nonresident couples slipped away from relatives and were married in Covington on Sunday. The pairs were Roy Mullenhaur and Lulu M. Spencer of Lima Ohio. Christian Mincy and Ira E. Ramsey of Columbus Ohio. William R. Redman of Henderson Kentucky and Frieda E. Binder of Cincinnati. Deputy Clerk Drexelius issued all permits.
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Covington
Roy Mullenhaur
Lulu M. Spencer
Lima
Ohio
Christian Mincy
Ira E. Ramsey
Columbus
William R. Redman
Henderson
Frieda E. Binder
Cincinnati
Drexelius
Covington Notes on Injured Worker and Local Events
Albert Vaughn remains in critical condition at St Elizabeths Hospital after a severe accident at the C O roundhouse. Dora Sandmann, burned in a gasolene stove explosion at Crescent Cafe, recovers and expects to leave hospital soon. Covington German Shooting Club crowned John P Heidel as Kingship winner and named Mrs Barney Zemker as queen. William Riledlin Republican Club schedules an important meeting tonight.
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Albert Vaughn
C.& O. Roundhouse
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Dora Sandmann
Crescent Cafe
Covington German Shooting Club
John P. Heidel
Heidel
Barney Zemker
William Riledlin Republican Club
Special Eagles meeting to initiate candidates
A Colonel Aerie of Eagles special meeting is called for next Saturday evening to initiate several candidates. Mrs Mader wife of Judge Mader is recovering from facial paralysis at her Dayton avenue home. A Jackson Club meeting later this week will finalize plans and appoint committees for the annual Clark's Grove outing next Sunday. Mrs J Warner of Lexington Ky visiting relatives on Fourth avenue.
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Fourth Avenue
Four Italians arrested in Bronx murder of Mrs Alice Kinnan
Special Dispatch reports four Italians held after a night watchman Compolo was linked to the slaying of Mrs. Alice Kinnan at her mother’s Bronx home. Carlo Marino implicated Compolo with a bolt weapon. he later recanted parts of his story. Marino and Farina were released on bail.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Alice Kinnan
Bronx
Carlo Marino
Dominick Pale Pel Theodore Skalla
Thomas Farina
Marino
Compolo
Mrs. Kinnan
Orphans Feast Preparations List Volunteers
The Campbell County Protestant Orphans Home outlines booth presidencies for the June 17 feast. Appointees cover Reception, Home and Bellevue Refreshment Stands, St Johns and St Paul Dining Tables, Fish Pond, and Culinary Department with a June 15 meeting at Mrs. Kate Heintz’s residence for subscription books.
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Campbell County
A. Droste
W. Echelmeyer
Rev
F. Knapp
C. Heintz
H. Hansjurgen
Theresa Burch
G. Sauer
W. Lostroh
A. H. Holzhauer
C. Roth
O. Reimert
O. Geibeel
G. L. Mueller
M. Gaempler
G. Stinger
G. Keller
M. Brandt
S. Spinks
Statz
Spatz
W. H. Davis
Ulrich
Jackson
Schatt
M. Hansjurgen
Koerdel
Stella
Anna Reidel
Fish Pond
S. Sauer
M. Marx
L. Reis
E. Sauer
R. Schneider
P. Lostroh
E. Liner
F. Ried
Schneider
Scherer
Herman
Klump
Nuspichel
Standmeister
Lang
Creighton
MacCloud
Huber
Kaiser
L. Young
Andrews
Schillinger
Keiser
Tyrannie
Wasser
Sghorles
F. Weisler
Ermert
T. Bertsch
L. Rummell
8S. Liebel
Phirman
Caster
Stump
Weiglehaus
Amann
Kruck
Eichert
Stuearer
Wagner
Funeral of Frank Sullivan Attended by City Public
Hundreds attended the Newport Aerie service for Frank Sullivan. Pallbearers named were J J Leahey police lieutenant Robert Warner Wm Cottingham and Charles Koshin. Funeral to be held today at 9 a m at Immaculate Conception Church.
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Newport Aerie
Order of Eagles
Frank Sullivan
Eagles
J. J. Leahey
Robert Warner
Wm Cottingham
Charles Koshin
Immaculate Conception Church
Covington Death Roll Reported By Health Officer
Covington health officer Dr. H. F. Wilson reports twelve deaths in the city last week. Names include Raymond Vanderheide age 2 peritonitis, Charles E. Mitchell age 6 pneumonia, Alice Westerhoff age 1 broncho pneumonia, Virginia Schwartz age 4 acute miliary tuberculosis, Timothy Malone age 9 arteriosclerosis, George W. Greenwell age 41 phthisis pulmonalis, John B. Wischer age 53 apoplexy, Rosa Reimesch age 4 days convulsions, Ida Belle Collins age 30 tuberculosis, Edgar Perry Andrews age 8 infantile disease, Fred Kinman age 1 meningitis, and an unknown man (colored) from a railroad accident.
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Covington
H. F. Wilson
Raymond Vanderheide
Charles E. Mitchell
Alice Florence Westerhoff
Virginia Schwartz
Timothy Malone
George W. Greenwell
John B. Wischer
Rosa Reimesch
Ida Belle Collins
Edgar Perry Andrews
Fred Kinman
Newport Deaths Listed by Health Officer
Dr Charles J Kehm Newport health officer released last week s list of fatalities in Newport including Emma Engel 32 cerebral hemorrhage Elizabeth Deborrough 14 typhoid Emma Rickerson 23 Bright s disease Joseph Thurner 1 cholera infantum Lorance Yeager 7 tuberculosis Edward Walker 23 consumption
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Charles J. Kehm
Newport
Emma Engel
Elizabeth Deborrough
Emma Rickerson
Bright
Joseph Thurner
Lorance Yeager
Edward Walker
Big Missionary Meeting Draws Regional Delegates
Bishop Seth Ward of Nashville preached the annual missionary sermon for the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Kentucky Conference at Scott Street M E Church Covington. Delegates from Covington Newport Cincinnati and nearby cities attended with services and talks on juvenile work and missionary efforts.
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Seth Ward
Nashville
Tenn
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society, Kentucky
Scott Street
M. E. Church
Covington
Newport
Cincinnati
Ward
Miss Glenn
Miss Gibson
Thomas
Miss Bennett
Crowds at Ft. Thomas View Ohio Valley from Officers Row
A large late season crowd visited Ft. Thomas yesterday afternoon with the best viewpoint on the hill near Officers Row where the Ohio Valley is visible for miles. Ruth Marty of Mt Pleasant Avenue plans a Louisville visit, while Chaplain Hunter prepares an illustrated Philippine and Orient lecture based on war era travels. Elizabeth Chapman will spend weeks in Georgetown with relatives.
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Ft. Thomas
Ohio Valley
Ohio Country
Ruth Marty
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Louisville
Chaplain Hunter
Philippines
Orient
Hunter
Sixth Infantry
Spain
Elizabeth Chapman
Georgetown
Bellevue Victim Fatally Injured by Rusty Nail and Memorial Services Held
Edward Halloran of Division street injured when he stepped on a rusty nail and treated by Dr. I P Gould. Joint memorial services were held at St Stephen s Cemetery Ft Thomas by Phil Sheridan Council and Lafayette Council with Dr. Thomas P Hart of Cincinnati delivering the address. Mrs J J Rheintgen plans to move to Florence Canada. The Jr O U A M Tribe of Ben Hur and Odd Fellows held joint graveside services at Evergreen Cemetery with speakers from Newport and Covington.
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Edward Halloran
Division Street
I. P. Gould
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Ft. Thomas
Phil Sheridan
Berry Avenue
Florence
Canada
Tribe of Ben-Hur and
Odd Fellows
Evergreen Cemetery
Newport
Covington
Teagherd Superintendent Resigns Over Principal Kiss Affair
In Berwyn Illinois on June 10 C K Row superintendent of Berwyn schools resigns after embracing and kissing Miss Anna Holcomb the Emerson School principal She confessed to the Board of Education and the former superintendent denied her statements Holcomb left for California the day after dismissal
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
C. K. Row
Berwyn
Anna Holcomb
Emerson School
Board of Education
Row
Miss Holcomb
Five Holy Roller women drift toward Corvallis after Creffield death
Special Dispatch from Corvallis Oregon reports five women with a child among the Holy Roller followers who had camped at Yachatz and Heceta Head. They await the return of their prophet Creffield who was killed in Seattle. Neighbors refused aid, fearing a return of the cult.
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Commercial Tribune
Corvalis
Ore
Heceta Head
Creffield
Seattle
Holy Roller
Yachats
Frank Hurt
Olive Sandell
Burt Starr
Portland
Mae Hurt
Attie Bray
Corvallis
Waldport
Farmer Hosford
Holy Rollers
Apostle
Alsea
George Hodges
Hosford
Hodges
Starr
Toledo
Burgess Starr
George Mitchell
Holy Roller’ Creffield
Yachutz River
Alsea Bay
Coin Flip Sends Him to Alaska
Kansas City dispatch reports C N Conklin chooses Alaska over New York by coin toss at an army recruiting station. He cites past Alaska earnings and plans to depart Monday, noting prior Alaska tenure and a wish to avoid gambling losses. He works for the Metropolitan Street Railway and will depart soon.
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Tribone
Kansas City
Alaska
New York
C. N
Conklin
Liberty
Indian Youth Prophet Draws Creek Nation Admirers
William Alligator, 18, an Indian student at Wetumka, Creek Nation, is revered as a prophet with powers to foretell events and heal diseases. Full-bloods and whites seek him, though methods remain secret. He claims powers from biblical prophetic traditions and away from a new sect.
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Commercial Tribune
Muskogee
I. T
William Alligator
Wetumka
Creek Nation
Alligator
Swengle
Young Alligator
Woman burns self as offering to sun god in Palermo
A Palermo woman named Pola Nizzi died by self immolation after saturating her clothes with petroleum and dancing about before setting fire to her skirt. Her mother and sister earlier committed suicide in the same manner in Chicago and recently, respectively.
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Rome
Pola Nizzi
Palermo
Chicago
Proposed system to unite major eastern and midwestern railroads
A plan has formed to have the Pennsylvania Railroad sell its Baltimore & Ohio stock to the Philadelphia & Reading Railway. The idea envisions an independent trunk line merging the Baltimore & Ohio, Philadelphia & Reading and Jersey Central Railroads into a single company. This would create a through line linking New York Philadelphia Baltimore to Chicago and St Louis.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company
Philadelphia & Reading
Jersey Central
United States
New York
Baltimore
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
St. Louis
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Beltz Riot Case
Springfield Ohio June 10 After a night of deliberation the jury in the State against Charles Beltz for rioting failed to reach a verdict eleven to one with one holdout Mitchell Raup. Prosecutor McGrew will seek a second trial. Also noted the upcoming trial of William Wood alias Cincinnati Kid. In other details a woman escaped a negro’s threats and authorities pursue the suspect. City officials discuss appointing a commission to probe the Board of Public Service scandal and Director Niuffer.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Charles Beltz
Mitchell Raup
McGrew
Kunkle
William Wood
Cincinnati
Tatum
Todds
Board of Public Service
Sharon
Niuffer
Council
Box Cars Burn On Track In Ivorydale Yard
Sparks from a passing engine started a fire that spread through seven empty box cars on the C H and D tracks in Ivorydale near Procter and Gamble. Fire Companies 2 and 3 of the St Bernard department fought the blaze for a long time before extinguishing it. The wooden car bodies burned away.
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Procter & Gamble
Ivorydale
St. Bernard
Forrester Joins Sixth in Eleventh District Race
Six men compete for Kentucky Eleventh District seat as Hon. J. G. Forrester announces his candidacy. A Pineville report adds CG ix Metcalfe expected to be the next entrant in the race.
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Kentucky
Commercial Tribune
Mayking
J. G. Forrester
Eleventh
Pineville
CG ix’ Metcalfe
Roosevelt’s Uncle Robert B Roosevelt Seriously Ill
Robert B Roosevelt uncle of the President is seriously ill at Lotus Lake Sayville L I. He is 77 and relatives fear for his health after a year of decline. He was moved from his city home three weeks ago and has been bedridden with restricted access to friends. He once served as Minister to the Netherlands.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Robert B. Roosevelt
Lotus Lake
Sayville
L. I
Roosevelt
Long Island
Cleveland
Netherlands
Pythian Knights Hold Memorial in Hamilton and Lone Star Lodges
Hamilton and Lone Star Knights of Pythias members rode to Middletown for memorial services at Woodlawn Cemetery. Next Sunday services move to Greenwood Cemetery with visiting lodges, and Rev J Wesley Hatcher to deliver the sermon. A large local delegation will go to Toledo for Grand Lodge events and Grand Chancellor Bake installation. public reception planned at Jefferson Theater upon Bake’s return. John Dwyer, 65, fell at work and broke his left hip. taken home after injury.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Lone Star
Knights of Pythias
Middletown
Woodlawn
Greenwood Cemetery
J. Wesley Hatcher
Church of Christ
Toledo
Grand Lodge
O. M. Bake
Bake
Jefferson Theater
John Dwyer
Mosler Safe Works
East Heathen Street
Patrick Case Awaiting New Trial Ruling
New York reporters say Recorder Goff will decide today on Albert T. Patrick’s second new trial application based on newly discovered evidence. Patrick prepared papers for the U S Supreme Court and for writs of error and habeas corpus if the ruling is against him, potentially staying or delaying next Monday’s execution.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Goff
Albert T. Patrick
Patrick
Supreme Court of the United States
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