Chester Opera House season seat plan listed for readers
The Chester Opera House announces a new season seat subscription where any patron may reserve a fixed seat by notifying at the box office and picking a seat at regular price. Subscribers keep the same seat weekly and tickets for the next week are delivered between acts.
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Chester Opera House
The
Park
Smith & Nixon
Fourth Street
Vine
Metropolitan English Opera Company
Columbia Showcases New Talking Pictures and Songs
The Columbia today screens five talking pictures College Chums The Little Hero Charles town to Ladysmith Charley's Dream and Ker-Choo plus two illustrated songs Fanella and I Wouldn't Change You Sweetheart for a New Girl Now The Cincinnati Baseball Club scores display by innings proves a popular feature as the Reds enjoy a victorious campaign.
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Columbia
Charlestown
Ladysmith
Fanella
The
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Reds
New Theatrical Group Moves to End Canadian Market
The National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers passes resolutions showing full abandonment of Canada as a theater market. Key issue is Canadian copyright law, which leaves plays from Britain and the US in public domain there unless separately copyrighted. They set a deadline of May 1, 1909 to amend laws or withdraw Canadian loans.
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New York
New National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers
Dominion
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Phillipini Leads 50 Member Band at Zoo Sunday
Phillipini, a famed bandmaster, returns to the Zoological Garden with his fifty piece band for a Sunday afternoon concert. The ensemble, the season’s largest, features Latin fire and dash and promises operatic and rare foreign works. Turner outing scheduled for June 21, with club swinging exhibition and a big park turn. Weber's Band ends its three week run Saturday as the Red Men take the stage.
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Phillipini
Zoological Garden
Park
Zoo
Weber
Outing at Chester Park Draws 400 Members and Guests
Chester Park hosted a lavish banquet for over 400 members of the Wholesale Saddlers and Wholesale Saddlers Accessory Association with spouses and friends. Colonel Martin arranged a lengthy vaudeville program and park attractions, praised as the season’s largest and most fashionable event at the outing resort. The clubhouse service received high marks and attendees extended thanks to Colonel Martin.
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Chester Park
Wholesale Saddlers
Wholesale Saddlers’ Accessory Association
White
Martin
Lagoon and Its Attractions
Lagoon, one of Cincinnati’s most picturesque parks, maintains popularity despite cool weather. Frapped breezes are among the park’s noted features attracting visitors and sustaining patronage.
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Lagoon
Cincinnati
Pictures at the Lyric Draw Steady House
Lyman Howes pictures at the Lyric continue to attract appreciative audiences. The cool weather favors indoor amusements, and the high quality of the Howe views has brought good sized crowds all week. Last evening’s attendance was strong, with pictures described as both interesting and instructive.
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Lyric
Lyman Howe
Billy Kersands to Stay at Coney for One More Week
Billy Kersands and his company in The Dark Town Fire Brigade Fighting the Flames will remain at Coney for another week. The show’s introductory run has built the cast into form for the big stage as everything runs smoothly. Lubin's new moving picture theater on Fifth Street opened to the public last night.
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Billy Kersands
Darktown
Coney
Lubin
Tehran Assembly Appeals for Free Trials Amid Shah Threats
In Teheran on June 10 the assembly urged recall of exiled officials for fair trials. the Shah refused and threatened to blow up the city if resistance continues. The public gathering grew as guilds debated closing bazaars while Anjoumens gathered at Mashre d Sephsalar and many support the Shah’s stance.
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Commercial Tribune
Teheran
Mashred Sephsalar
Crawford Leads in South Dakota Primaries
Returns from yesterday’s South Dakota primaries show the insurgent Republicans led by Governor Crawford sweeping the state and defeating the stalwart faction led by Senator Kittridge. Crawford appears nominated to succeed Kittridge.
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Sioux City
S. D
South Dakota
Crawford
Kittridge
Gary Granted Permit to Practice Law in New York
Former Judge Elbert H. Gary, chairman of the executive committee of United States Steel, was granted permission to practice law in New York courts. He reported twenty five years of prior law experience in Illinois and noted residence in New York City since 1900.
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New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Millinois
Irene II finishes Gravesend to Bermuda race as stormy trip harms Irene II
Irene II owned by S. W. Granberry of New York finished at 11 15 a m New York time but her time allowance expired. The race was won by Ailsa Craig owned by James Craig of New York which finished yesterday. A broken steam pipe forced pumping fuel by cup for hours as Irene battled heavy seas thirty miles offshore.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Irene Sr
S. W. Granberry
New York
Gravesend-to
Ailsa Craig
James Craig
Irene
St. George’s Harbor
Miss Osgood Retains Eastern Woman's Golf Title
Watertown Mass June 10 Miss Fanny Osgood of Brookline Country Club won the Eastern Woman's Golf Association tournament at Oakley with a 36 hole total of 171 and an 88 today the best Oakley score by a woman Her two day total topped by Adams 172 and Harley 174 Osgood regains title from Mrs B Adams of Wollaston
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Watertown
Mass
Oakley Country Club
OBrien Defeats Blackburn in Fast Six Round Fight
Philadelphia on June 10 reports Jack OBrien defeated Jack Blackburn in six rounds at the National Athletic Club. OBrien scored a knockdown in the opening round and by the final round Blackburn clung on to avoid further punishment. The bout was noted as one of the fastest seen in the city.
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Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Jack Blackburn
National Athletic Club
O’brien
Blackburn
Railroad Answers Hepburn Act Suit in Equity Court
Philadelphia June 10 The Pennsylvania Railroad Company filed an answer to the government bills seeking to enforce the Hepburn act commodity clause. The company argues the clause is an unconstitutional overreach on interstate commerce and would confiscate property without due process or compensation, urging it discriminates by favoring timber products and imposing excessive penalties.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
United States
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania
Reading Company Board Appoints Directors and Dividends
The boards of the Philadelphia & Reading Railway and Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron announce stockholders of record and declare semi annual dividends of 2 percent on two preferred stocks with payment dates in 1909. Oscar G. Murray, president of the Baltimore & Ohio Company, is elected a director for both firms to succeed Charles E. Steele, who resigned.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Oscar G. Murray
Alton Dividend Declared By Chicago & Alton Directors
The Chicago & Alton Railroad Company directors declared an initial dividend of 1 percent on common stock and a 2 percent semi annual dividend on preferred stock. The company is now controlled by the Toledo St. Louis and Western Railroad.
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New York
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad
Nun Mary Hildegarde Grasegger Dies at 83 in Covington
Sister Mary Hildegarde Grasegger aged 83 of St. Walburg's Convent Covington died yesterday on her birthday. Born in Munich Bavaria she spent 43 years in the convent. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at St Joseph's Church with interment at St John's Cemetery.
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Mary’ Hildegarde Grasegger
St. Walburg’s Convent
Twelfth Street
Covington
Munich
Bavaria
St. Joseph's Church
Intermeni
St. John’s Cemetery
Youth Drowns in Licking River Deep Hole
James Miller aged 19 living with sister Mrs Charles Mardis of Grants Bend on the Kentucky Central Railroad south of Covington drowned yesterday while bathing with a companion in the Licking River. Miller could not swim and vanished in a deep hole. The body was recovered after an hour by William Simmons.
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James Miller
Charles Mardis
Grant's Bend
Kentucky Central
Covington
Licking River
Miller
William Simmons
Judgment for $860000 against Wabash Railroad in To ledo case
The estate of James Compton was awarded 860000 against the Wabash Railroad by Judge Robert W Taylor in the United States Circuit Court. The suit, brought by Ellen Compton, concerns title to the Wabash Road segment between Toledo and the Ohio state line and ownership of certain stock shares. Compton, a Washington DC resident, filed the case more than 33 years ago.
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Toledo, C
James Compton
Wabash Railroad Company
Robert W.taylor
United States Circuit Court
Wabash Road
Toledo
Ohio State Line
Washington, D. C
Ellen Compton
Kenton Court Notes and Local Court Actions
The General Building Association sued Mary J. Keefer and others in Kenton Circuit Court for 950 dollars 25 cents on notes. Charles Sanders was acquitted on jars. James L. Pence failed to reach a verdict on obtaining property under false pretenses. Bodkins and Terry fined one cent and costs for trespassing on railroad right of way. Adams sues Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad for 20 thousand dollars for death in Covington yards. Meyers case against Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad bond overruled. Lon B. Ames bonded on criminal libel charge. bond set at 500 dollars.
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The
General Building Association
Mary J. Keefer
Kenton
Charles Sanders
S Division
Circuit Court
James L. Pence
Shaw
Samuel Bodkins
Joseph Terry
Stephens
Cincinnati, New Orleans &Texas Pacific
J. L. Adams
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
United States
Meyers
James Meyers County
H. P. Stephens
Lon B. Ames
Grand
Charles Sidener
Ames
Moran Not Caut Down By Illness
Boston June 10 The District Attorney John Brown Moran of Suffolk County is stricken with tuberculosis and must leave Boston for the Adirondacks for an indefinite period. Moran, dubbed the man who dares, jokes about his condition and affirms plans to return to Massachusetts, aiming for governor and even vice president if possible. Moran was reelected DA as an independent last year and once ran for governor on four tickets in 1906.
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Boston
John Brown Moran
Suffolk County
Adirondacks
Commonwealth
Mr. Moran
Massachusetts
Moran
Guild
Hay wagon fall claims life of John Schuler
John Schuler fifty, a farm worker on George Moock’s property three miles southeast of Newport, fell from a hay wagon while loading hay and died shortly after. His skull was fractured. he left a wife and family. He had two years on the Moock farm and earlier drove circus wagons. The body was to be taken to Radhel's undertaking establishment pending relatives’ notification.
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John Schuler
George Moock
Newport
Schuler
Moock
Radhel’s
Narrow Escape At Newport Bakery Pulley
William Daubenhofer of the Roth bakery at Sixth Street and Central Avenue Newport was nearly fatally injured when his shirt sleeve was caught in a pulley while adjusting a belt on a dough mixer. The machine spun his arm multiple times before he freed himself. His right arm suffered severe wrenching and he was bruised overall. Dr. Kehm treated him.
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William Daubenhofer
Roth Bakery
Sixth Street
Central Avenue
Newport
Dr. Kehm
Property Transfers list Latonia and Bremen parcels
Fragmented notices show multiple transfers including W G Allen to Anna Clayton for 134 feet on Wasterfn avenue and Rose Middendorf to Joseph Middendorf for 25 by 100 feet in Bremen NE, plus transfers involving Teabake Old and Ikakehe Georee and Louise Kerrerer to Daniel and Rose Wilkens with Lots 985 986 987 and 989 in South Erlanger. Mary Keefer and George Keefer to Letie B Hall for Lots 320 287 and 288 in Milldale subdivision Latonia. Letie and John Hall to John T Sullivan and W M Semple for 25 by 100 feet at Kentom and Church streets Latonia.
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W. G. Allen
Anna Clayton
Wasterfn Avenue
Rose Middendorf
Joseph Middendorf
Bremen
Ikakehe Georee
Louise Kérrer
Daniel
Rose Wilkens
South Erlanger
Mary
George Keefer
Letie B. Hall
Milldale Land Company
Latonia
Letie
John Hall
John T. Sullivan
W.M. Semple
Kentom
Church Streets
Latonla
Creamery rate increase hearings begin before ICC
Commissioner Prouty opened the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on objections by Central States creamery plants to a proposed 14 railroads and five express companies rate hike. Creameries claim discrimination and potential losses. railroads argue higher rates reflect the cream’s value and special express service.
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Chicago
Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central States
Kohisaat
United States Circuit Court
Local Names List Reflects Residences Across Ohio
A fragmented roster lists residents including Harry B from Cincinnati Mara Erton Cincinnati John Hagen Cincinnati Bertha E Wilshire Covington Frank W Brown Evtdn May Chittum Xenla Ohio.
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Harry B
Cincinnati
Mara Erton
Cincinnat
John Hagen
Bertha E. Wilshire
Covington
Frank W. Brown
May Chittum
Xenla
Newport News in Brief Dems split for state convention
The Eighty fourth District delegates Helmbold-Nelson and Hodge left Newport for Lexington for today’s State convention. A thief took Clarence Hughes trousers and a $75 gold watch. A diamond ring and other items were stolen from R J McCombs’ Fort Thomas home. Dr. Robert Gould’s body arrived from Red Lodge Montana for funeral on Saturday.
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Helmbold-Nelson
Hodge
Eightyfourth
Newport
Lexington
Clarence Hughes
Monmouth Street
R. J. McCombs
Hll
Ft. Thomas
Robert Gould
I. P. Gould
Bellevue
Red Lodge
Mont
Covington Briefs Highlight Local Plans and Deaths
Covington Art Club readies the annual children s Playgrounds opening at Second and Scott with Miss Kate Scudder leading a flower garden season. Police describe two suspects who broke a penny slot at Riffes Drug Store. Covington High Schools Alumni banquet and director election set for this evening at Ft Mitchell Country Club. Louis Schnorbus 81 longtime Covington Councilman and St Elizabeth s Hospital inmate dies. City Auditor grants permit for an eight room brick home at 44 West Fifth Street. War Veterans appoint delegates to State Encampment in Lexington on July 4. Local Democrats travel to Lexington for State Convention with Pugh seat in Sixth District center stage. William Grant High School colored students hold commencements in Library Auditorium.
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Covington Art Club
Second
Scott Streets
Kate Scudder
Covington
Riffe
Seventh Street
Madison Avenue
Covington High Schools’ Alumni Association
W. 8. Gould
R. Stephens
West Fifth Street
Henry C. Egbert
United Spanish War Veterans of
Lexington
Department
Charles Lambert
Harry F. Stork
Dennis O’brien
John 8. Lowles
Herman Wiel
Robert Riedel
Fred Wachs
Edward F. Erlich
Kenton County
Joseph Pugh
William Grant High School
Colored High School of
Archbishop Nikon of Georgia Shot Dead in Tiflis
June 10 in Tiflis Archbishop Nikon exarch of Georgia was assassinated on the steps of the synodal building. Revolutionists were the attackers. A attending monk was severely wounded. The killers fired repeatedly then fled and remain at large.
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Tiflis
Nikon
Georgia
Campbell County Court Dockets and Verdicts Reported
Robert N. Babcock arrested for attacking a twelve year old girl was arraigned and bond set after a brief trial postponement. Police Judge Hawkins fined Charles Hamilton and Oliie Hall five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. Bernard Meyers won a $250 verdict against Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad while seeking $2,000 for injuries. John Higgins sworn in as sheriff deputy court official. Mrs Weisberg won $101.50 against James E Hodgson for commission. W R Stubbs et al. judged for property in Newport to be sold via Master Commissioner.
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Robert N. Babcock
James McLanahan
Hawkins
Pano
Charles Hamilton
Ida Thompson
Oliie Hall
Bernard Meyers
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Meyers
John Higgins
John P. Nagel
Charles Davis
Moore
Weisberg
James E. Hodgson
W. R. Stubbs
Charles Stubbs
Yungbiut
Newport
Newport Real Estate Transfers Include Multiple Lot Purchases
Master Commissioner to JV M Donald son one lot in South View subdivision Newport. George W Ducker to John S Ware and wife part of Terrell's subdivision Lots 51 52 53 54 Newport. Gunkel Jr and James C Wright trustees to Margaret Collins part of Lots 24 25 original plan New a SLE REE ET CAbpedadona tastes aarsos epetececs 2650 Oscar G Wilkins and wife to F A Dietz and C P Gray part of Lot 78 in Hazen's addition Dayton. Rose Lae to David Miller set in Taylor's heirs addition Newport.
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JV. M. Donaldson
South View
George W. Ducker
John S. Ware
Terrell’s
Newport
Gunkel, Jr
James C. Wright
Margaret Collins
Newa
Oil Case Reversal in Ohio Court Opens New Proceedings
In Findlay Ohio the Circuit Court reversed a Probate Court verdict that Standard Oil was guilty of restraint of trade and voided a $5,000 fine. The Common Pleas Court also reversed, citing new evidence. The Manhattan Oil Company case, with Prosecutor David seeking to bar its Ohio business, upheld service of summons and overruled a demurrer. It is doubtful the Standard Oil retrial will occur.
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Findlay
Circuit Court Today
Probate Court
Standard Oil Company
Banker
Common Pleas Court
Manhattan Oil Company
David
Ohio
Dayton Residents Named in Unclear Report
Joseph Day Dayton Kentucky and Mary Podesta Dayton Kentucky are listed with residence and age details unclear from the fragmented text.
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Joseph Day
Dayton
Mary Podesta
Ohio Roads Sustained in Injunction Case
Judge Evans denied the motion to dissolve the injunction against the Ohio Railroad Commission. The commission’s demurrage order granting shippers certain privileges for interstate traffic remains in effect, with the injunction to stand until the next court term.
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Columbus
Evans
Ohio Railroad Commission
Railway Commission
Cincinnati Woman Named for Reynolds Child Labor Law Appointments
State Inspector J H Morgan announced appointments of women visitors to workshops and factories under the Reynolds child labor law effective July 1. Names include Miss Kate McCaffrey Bellaire Miss Mary McClure Coshocton Miss Clara M Gracey Cincinnati and others. two stenographers were added, with one declined due to questions about the law’s validity.
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Specia
Cable To Commercial Tribune
Columbus
J. H. Morgan
Reynolds
General Assembly
Kate McCaffrey
Bellaire
Belmont County
Ada Tooth
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Mary McClure
Coshocton
Coshocton County
L. Bryant
Springfield
Clark County
Miss Kellar
Supreme Court
Arraignment in theft case over pocketbook loss
Thom Wiechaur appeared in Judge Mader's court yesterday charged with stealing a pocketbook belonging to Mrs. Musgrove. He was fined five dollars and costs and jailed in default of payment.
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Thom Wiechaur
Bellevue Citizens Pledge for City Water and Power
Bellevue residents pledge forty thousand dollars to supply the city with water and electricity. Water rates will not exceed seven dollars fifty cents. A company, if formed, will sell the franchise to the city at cost price.
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Bellevue
Notre Dame Academy Holds Commencement in Hamilton
Arch bishop Moeller of Cincinnati delivered the commencement address for Notre Dame Academy in Hamilton this morning. Alumni and out-of-town clergy attended as graduates Migses Julia Meyers, Helen Brede, Rosaline Cowen, and Julia Tiemeyer were named.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Notre Dame Academy
Archbishop Moeller
Cincinnati
Migses Julia Meyers
Helen Brede
Rosaline Cowen
Julia Tiemeyer
Freight office safe blown open in Chillicothe
The Norfolk and Western Railway freight office in Chillicothe Ohio was robbed last night when a safe was blown open and $800 taken. There was no crew present to confront the robbers.
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Chillicothe
Norfolk & Western Railway Company
Ohioan Among the Speakers at Newspaper Circulation Meeting
Delegates at the National Association of Managers of Newspaper Circulation convention in Philadelphia heard A. L. Lawshe talk on Second Class Mail Matter and Mrs. T. C. Wilson address home subscription questions. Other speakers included James H. Allison J. H. Lackey F. E. Murphy H. Solomon W. T. Adair and Emil Scholz.
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Philadelphia
National Association of Managers of
A. L. Lawshe
T. C. Wilson
Topeka
James H. Allison
Columbus Dispatch
J. H. Lackey
Nashville Banner
F. E. Murphy
Minneapolis Tribune
H. Solomon
Milwaukee Free Press
W. T. Adair
Chicago Tribune
Emil Scholz
Philadelphia Press
Ohio Pythians Uphold Rule Against Columbus HQ
The Grand Lodge of Ohio Knights of Pythias voted almost unanimously to keep Columbus from becoming permanent headquarters. An offer from Missouri to influence Ohio liquor policy was rejected. Ohio also backed restoring the semi annual pledge word with enthusiasm.
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Columbus, O
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Knights of Pythias Toy
Columbus
Domain of
Ohio
Grand Lodge of Missouri
Supreme
Supreme Representative
Ohio Lodge
Woman Slayer Exonerated in Kentucky Case
Jackson Ky June 10 a jury exonerated Mrs Nancy Murrill after deliberations in the killing of Mrs Mary Terry The jury ruling follows the death of Mary Terry whose remains were taken to the home of her husband William Terry in Owsley County for burial The case involved allegations of romantic involvement between Mrs Murrill and Mr Terry's husband and the jury cleared Mrs Murrill of homicide charges.
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Jackson
Stuke Isaac Terry
Nancy Murrill
Mary Terry
William Terry
Owsley County
Murrill Peers
Reading declares dividends and reelects officers
The Reading Company directors reorganized by re electing the old officers and declared a semi annual dividend of 2 percent on common stock payable August 1 to stockholders of record July 15. They also declared a 2 percent semi annual dividend on the first preferred stock payable September 1.
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Murray
The
Coal and Iron Company
Philadelphia
Reading Company
Thirteen Polital Offenders Hanged Across Russian Cities
Thirteen persons charged with political offenses were executed yesterday in Russia. Five were hanged in Ufa four in Lodz and four in Odessa.
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Russia
Ufa
Lodz
Odessa
City approves Harrison avenue grade changes and bond funding
The Cincinnati City Council approves graded realignments for Harrison avenue and Barnard street including revised curb elevations and slope rates. The measure authorizes bond proceeds to cover construction costs and related expenses and rescinds a prior remodeling resolution. John Galvin presided, Edwin Henderson clerk, approved June 1, 1908.
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Rado
Barnarm Harrison Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Barnard Street
Seaton
Ones Avenue
Severty
City of
Cincinnati
State Avenue
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Proposals for Clothing and Equipment for U S Army Stores
Chief Quartermaster announces sealed proposals in triplicate for furnishing and delivering at multiple depots a vast list of army clothing and equipment items including khaki fabrics, bedstead sets, gloves, belts, hats, tenting, buttons, silk, tent poles, and related supplies. Bids due June 15, 1908. samples and further quality details to Philadelphia depot.
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Chief Quartermaster’s
Federal Building
Chicago
Ill
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Quartermaster’s Aa
U. S. Army
Berg Loggins
Silver Lake
C. P
Gilling Line
O. D
Manila
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Miskel, Hunt and Miller Company
Meand
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Big Park
Kemp Sisters
Gary May
Steel Corporation
Irene II
Osgood
O'Brien
Railroad
Alton
Wabash, Road
Kenton Court Notes
Covington Real Estate
Commissioner Prouty
Newport News
Covington Briefs
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Monk
Campbell County Courts
Newport Real Estate
Standard Company
State Commission
Special Dispatch
Clara M. Gracey
Columbus Man
Pythians
Grand Lodge
Breathitt County Jury
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