Ballot Draw Names Candidates For County Positions
The Democratic Campaign Committee of Kenton County held a drawing at Covington HQ to assign election officer names and ballot positions. Names drawn include Grindmeyer, Phillips, McInerney, Droege for Sheriff and Shine, Manson for County Judge, with other offices and officials listed as drawn by James Nolan and W. H. Collopy.
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Democratic Campaign Committee
Kenton County
Covington
James Nolan
W. H. Collopy
Grindmeyer
Phillips
McInerney
Bercival
More
Murray
Droege
Menager
Shine
Manson
Aristacy
Seales
Jameson
Terrill
Gausepohl
Elliston
Org
Abéele
Brown
Boske
Fenee
Dressman
Riffe
Gsrvin
Pise
Hutchina
Kinock
Oot
Adams
Henry
Cookman
Arthur
Collopy
the Arnett
Omaelynt
Benet Ogg
Leee
Harris
Ranktidens
Soden
Emann
Wolking
Welp
Lindemann
Smith
Grothaus
Hermes
Fischer
McCarthy
Rose
Bullock
Shafer
Crosley
Sen
McGee
Trame
McCullrough
Ranshaw
Brady
Drohan
Herold
Carl
Lohre
Grome
Rehfus
Kregman
Wermeling
Heidecker
Lind
Strelliig
Seligman
McLaughlin
Dickman
Jones
Gossett
Wiechmann
Doth
Covington Trades Union Matters of Interest
The horseshoers strike in Covington ended and workers return today with floor hands paid 2.25 and five hands 2.50 per day length is nine hours except Saturdays eight. Kenton County workers form a temporary organization at Trades and Labor Assembly Hall chaired by Charles Davidson and Joseph Scott. A permanent action is set for Monday night. Car repairers and builders to organize tonight. The Federal bor Union to nominate officers tomorrow night. Street cleaners protest to be heard tomorrow night.
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Covington
Kenton County
Trades and Labor Assembly Hall
Charles Davidson
Joseph
Scott
Federal
Bor
Schley to Attend Conclave in Louisville
Captain John H. Leathers will be Grand Marshal of the Knights Templar triennial conclave in Louisville in August. Rear Admiral Schley confirms he will attend as Grand Marshal after previously declining. Columbia Commandery of Washington will provide escort with its Marine Band.
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Louisville
John H. Leathers
Knights Templars
W. 8
Schley
Ant
Admiral Schley
Columbia Commandery
Washington
Marine Band
Secretary of the Navy
Brakeman Killed After Legs Severed by Wheels Near Kenton KY
Thomas OConner a L and N Railroad brakeman was injured while walking on top of moving cars near McCollum s Station Kenton County Kentucky yesterday afternoon and died last night. He was found unconscious placed on the train to Cincinnati. ambulance took him to St Elizabeth s Hospital where he died. He lived in Louisville and will be shipped there today.
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Thomas O'Conner
McCollum
Kenton County
O'Conner
Cincinnati
Covington
Menninger
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Louisville
Ce “Punta
Y A I S Hosts Banquet For Ludlow Graduates
The Y A I S of Ludlow high school entertained the seven graduates and friends at a banquet held in the school building. Andrew Carrollton formerly of Ludlow has been appointed superintendent of the Tennessee Central. Miss Mary Bodkin sustained severe injuries by a fall on Kenner street Monday evening. Mayor Flemming is due home from Snowhill Alabama. Miss Grace O Neil of Indianapolis visits Miss Anna Fielding in Oak Street.
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Andrew Carrollton
Ludlow
Southern
Tennessee Central
Mary Bodkin
Kenner Street
R. H. Flemming
Snowhill
Ala
Grace O'Neil
Indianapolis
Anna Fielding
Oak Street
Board of Education to Meet Tonight for Turbulent Changes
The Board of Education will meet tonight and name teachers for the next school year. The sole change will be the election of a new supervisor as Prof. Collins is engaged elsewhere. Miss Lora Sherwin of Groton Mass visits her cousin Mrs Gravener on Highway Avenue. Mrs. George W. Bill of Hartford Conn visits sister Mrs. George W. Clark on Highway Avenue.
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Board of Education
Collins
Spengton
Lora Sherwin
Groton
Mass
B.L. Gravener
Highway Avenue
George W. Bill
Hartford, Conn
George W. Clark
Newport Elks to act on death of member J. J. Hersch
Newport Lodge of Elks meets tonight to take action on the death of member J. J. Hersch. George Thorner declared unsound mind and ordered sent to Lakeland asylum. City taxes due now. pay to avoid penalty. Emma and George Menday transferred to sex. A 50 by 115 foot lot on Fourth Avenue, with consideration of $1 and other terms.
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Newport Lodge of Elks
J. J. Hersch
Emma
George Menday
Fourth Avenue
Yton
George Thorner
Lakeland
Cherries Rush in as Fruitgrowers Hire All Hands
Fruitgrowers in the district use every available hand to pick a bumper cherry crop. Seventy five wagon loads went through Bromley to Cincinnati yesterday.
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Bromley
Cincinnati
Central Fire Association License Revoked in Kentucky
Insurance Commissioner Chenault revoked the Central Fire Association of Lexington license. Attorney General Breckinridge to seek a receiver. Special examiner Cabell B Bullock accuses President Harmon and officers of混 mismanagement and insolvency. Growers' Association and Blue Grass Association under review. all assess ment and co operative firms to be investigated.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Chenault
Central Fire Association of Lexington
Breckinridge
Cabell B. Bullock
Harmon
Bullock
Growers’ Association
Blue Grass Association
Journeyman Horseshoers Strike Ends In Kentucky
The journeymen horse shoers in Campbell and Kenton Counties ended their strike yesterday after masters conceded to all demands. Shops will close at 5 pm with no night work and 4 pm on Saturdays. A new scale for cane horses goes into effect July 1, raising prices for ordinary shoeing and related services.
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Campbell
Kenton
Newport
Grand Jury Partial Report From Newport Dismisses Five Cases
Campbell County Grand Jury in Newport issued a partial report dismissing five cases. Defendants Samuel Fordyce and C. C. Burton charged with shooting with intent to kill were discharged. Robert Weaver Millard Niles jailed for robbing Jim Bell's barber shop were discharged. C. M. Kenner charged with stealing the race horse Remp was discharged. Jury continues with the forgery case against Juan Morris and expects a final report soon.
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Campbell County Grand Jury
Newport
Samuel Fordyce
C. C. Burton
Robert Weaver
Millard Niles
Jim Bell
C. M. Kenner
Remp
Juan Morris
Local Court Notices And Social Circuit Highlights
Marriage of Herman Dedden and Carrie Reisman at Mother of God Church. License issued to Edwin Dra hman and Mamie Schulte. John A Esslinger earns a certificate of honesty. Russia born Tobe Heinrichs naturalized. Harcourt sues Murnan for 1000 and mortgage foreclosure in Circuit Court. Independent Social Club forms at 9% Pike Street with officers Ranshaw, Stansifer, McLaughlin. Captain Harry Walker returns home from hospital after dye works fire injuries. Colonel Holtrup confined at home. Robert Powell fined 50 dollars and 50 days for hatchet assault on Henry Davis. William Cornelius fined 10 dollars for fight at Berling’s Saloon. Mrs. Louis Wirth ill. Miss Louise Westfall hosts card party at the Inverness. Bishop Ferdinand Brossarts plans Europe trip. James Butler, 70, dies near Indepence. John Ewing treated for rheumatism at St Elizabeth’s Hospital. Fire department fights small blaze at 318 Johnson Street. loss trifling.
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Herman Dedden
Carrie Reisman
Kenton County
Mother of God Church
Edwin Drahman
Cincinnati
Mamie Schulte
Covington
John A. Esslinger
Tobe Heinrichs
Russia
Dollie M. Harcourt
John J. Murnan
Ninth Street
Foote Avenue
Pike Street
Harry Ranshaw
William Stansifer
William McLaughlin
Harry Walker
Cincinnati Hospital
Henry Holtrup
Madison Avenue
Robert Powell
Judge Pence
Henry Davis
East Eleventh Street
William Cornelius
Berling
Eighth
Bakewell
Louis Wirth
Louise Westfall
Inverness
Ferdinand Brossarts
Europe
James Butler
Indepence
John Ewing
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Orewe Parker
Johnson Street
United Daughters of the Confederacy form Aston Madeira Chapter
Mrs Charles Phillips hosted the new Aston Madeira Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy in honor of the Regent's brother Mrs M Dashiell Stephenson Luella Hobbs was elected historian A meeting is set for Saturday at 4 pm at Mrs Stephenson's home to plan a future entertainment Judge Perkins offered Latonia clubhouse for the event
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Charles Phillips
United Daughters of the Confederacy Yesteeacy
Aston Madeira
M. Dashiell Stephenson
Luella Hobbs
Stephenson
Neighborhood quarrel prompts court action in Newport
The Newport Police Court heard Mrs Diggins accused by neighbor Mrs Burke of using abusive language. Testimony showed roomer Joe Echer caused the trouble. he was ordered to find another room or face criminal action. Diggins was cautioned about her language.
Thompson v Matthews case dismissed in circuit court
The Shopmann versus ex Patrolman Chris Matthews $5000 damages suit was dismissed in the circuit court at New yesterday. The plaintiff died after filing, but evidence showed death was not caused by injuries from Matthews.
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Shopmann
Chris Matthews
New Yesterday
Newport Couple Wed in Palace Hotel Parlor
Henry A. Ostermayer and Blanche A. Mullins, both of Newport, were married yesterday by Rev. George W. Shields in the Palace Hotel parlors. Attendants were John W. Ostermayer and Dat Hurley, followed by a wedding supper.
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Henry A. Ostermayer
Blanche A. Mullins
Newport
George W. Shields
Palace Hotel
John W. Ostermayer
Dat Hurley
Two Kentucky Weddings Tie the Knot in Belle Vue and Highlands
John Gross and Theresa Leffert of Belle Vue to wed this morning at Sacred Heart Church in the city. Benjamin Huelsman and Lotta Moore of the Highlands to marry this afternoon at the Home of the Good Shepherd in the Highlands.
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John Gross
Theresa Leffert
Bellevue
Sacred Heart Church
City
Benjamin Huelsman
Lotta Moore
Highlands
the Good Shepherd
Sudden Death of Newport Former Postmaster
J. J. Hetsch, longtime Newport educator and postmaster, died suddenly of apoplexy at 49. He attended a Tribe of Ben Hur event, then fell ill next morning. Born in Newport, he ran the Weekly Journal and served as Courthouse Commissioner. He married Miss Reichel in 1898 and had three children. Survived by five siblings and a Salem M. E. Church member.
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J. J. Hetsch
Newport
Ben Hur
Catherine Hetsch
Journal
Accee
Cleveland
Misa Reichel
Newport Board Dismisses Principals and Recasts Staff
The Newport Board of Education discharged Mrs Cameron Park Avenue School and Miss Payne York Street School after rejecting a public protest. They shifted Prof Hammond to York Street and elected Prof Caldwell to lead the high school while leaving Park Avenue vacant. Salary lists for all schools were adopted with numerous names and figures. The board also elected janitors and approved a substitute list before adjourning and planning a new school building review.
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Board of Education of
Newport
Cameron
Park Avenue
Payne
York Street
Hammond
Caldwell
Dittus
Hoyer
Swope
Fennell
Fennel
Bellevue
Wm. Williamson
Southgate
Charles Horner
Arnold
John Ford
Ringold
Charles H. Fitzgerald
Walnut
Lucien Mariner
Jennie Kyle
Valentine Smith
Lena Roberts
Mayme Herman
Jess Prather
Maude Robinson
Anna Luhrs
Kate Bardin
Maggie Prather
Bertha Pollock
Mae McHenry
Bertha Woll
Mary BE. Cain
Emma Fennell
Laura Schroll
Ida McHenry
Ella
Chester Wanted in Many Western Cities
Chicago June 11 Melville Chester alias Melville Chester Findley son of a Kansas City business man and Yale graduate will face forgery charges in court tomorrow. Police report Chester was captured after a citywide chase last week. Authorities from several cities seek his extradition for forged checks and drafts. Pinkerton detectives estimate up to twenty five forgeries nationwide.
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Chicago
Melville Chester
Melville Chester Findley
Kansas City
Yale College
United States
Chester
Lang
Bloomington
Ill
Pinkerton
William Fadler Returns to Eaton After Four Years
William Fadler, son of prominent Eaton farmer John Fadler, returns after four years away. He has an estimated fortune of about $15 000 awaiting him. He was found in Canton after a long search. his father had died months earlier. He had lived in Lima Peru and along the Amazon River, never writing to his family.
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Commercial Tribune
Eaton, CO
William Fadler
John Fadler
Canton
Lima
Peru
Amazon River
Mrs. McKinley's Condition Improves at White House
Dr. Rixey reports Mrs. McKinley resting comfortably with ongoing improvement after an hour and a half bedside visit. He notes no significant change and declines immediate comment on a Canton trip until her health permits travel and the President can be away for the summer.
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Washington
Power Building Company Incorporations and Other Namings
A list of incorporations and corporate actions approved today includes Power Building Company of Cincinnati with capital stock $200,000 and multiple organizers led by George T. Alter and others, Stengel Manufacturing Company of Hamilton with $10,000 capital, and amendments or certificates for entities such as Lakeside Printing and Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad, plus a County Law Library Association action.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Power Building Company
Cincinnati
Capital Stock
George T. Alter
Guy W. Mallon
Richard W. Neff
Cenaota Ae RE
John St. Hibben
D. M. Jones
Jas. D Parker
A. B. Allaceanae
Ven
A. Hasbrook
Boeube H. Swift
George §. Shaw
W. J. Overbeck
Stengel Manufacturing Company
Hamilton
N . Cleveland
Cleveland
Ectric Railroad Company
Lakeside Printing and
Eet Company
Smith-Phillips China
Liverpool
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Branch Tion, Inc
Gto County Law Library Association
Ohioans receive various patents in Washington
Patents were issued to Ohio residents including George KE Blaines of Coshocton for a clod crusher and land leveler Clara A D Blair for an ethee device for clothing Wm J G Warther Cincinnati for burial equipment lowering apparatus William R Columbus for fire proof blinds Clara McClelland Columbus for a combined and curtaining device James Hage for a vehicle body John F McNute Warren for an er or me king electrodes and making age batteries Lewis Patrick for a tree protector Leroy S Pt Pore eng vant pm pt Aine va an Sas on Spraying and va srued of explos ive engine.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Jas. Hage
John F. McNute
Warren Forma
George J. Miller
Kenton
Lewis Patrick
Leroy
Madison County Looms in Eleventh District GOP Fight
Springfield reports a heated Eleventh District Republican Convention race set for June 26 in which Madison County clashes over precedence. London contenders James W. Bell and John Vent join Nelson Riggan of Mt. Sterling and Dre Jenkins of Plain City as candidates. Vent leads at home and afar, while Middleton of Champaign may challenge the rotation and seek renomination, drawing counter denial from authorities.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Champaign
Mon
Clark
Madison County
James W. Bell
John Vent
London
Nelson Riggan
Mt. Sterling
Dre Jenkins
Plain City
Vent
Na i
Jenkins
Dick’’ McCloud
Clar County
McCloud
Clark County
E. P. Middleton
Middleton
Notes of Society at Mrs. Stearns Lawn Party
A refined Wyoming lawn party at the home of Mrs. William Stearns drew about 200 guests from Glendale and nearby suburbs. Hostesses listed include Mesdames Stearns and Le Roy Taylor among others. punch bowls, summer dresses, and ice cushions highlighted the social afternoon. Additional items note upcoming receptions, engagements, weddings, and travel plans among local families and society figures.
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William Stearns
Wyoming
Glendale
Alfred Stearns
John le Roy Taylor
James I. Taylor
A. A. Taylor
Ruth Wood
C. L. Warner
Charles Ault
Milton McRae
Ralph D. Turner
William Devine
George Lilley
Orge Kinsey
Frank Ampt
Farrin
A. McLeod
Geo. Fisk
Ella Clark
Ella Ranson
Charles Wood
Charles Wilson
Charles Warner
Charles Fay
James Stacy
Williams
Alfred Oskamp
Wyatt
Misses Eugenia Taylor
Anna Ampt
Edith Tyler
Bessie Washington
Hattie Farrin
Kittie Ross
Celia Jewett
Edith Blair
Edna Kinsey
Georgie Clark
Florence Stout
Marguerite Clarke
Margaret Schuberth
Annabelle Thornton
Caroline Bayliss
Clara Barney
Edith McLeod
Cohn and Frieberg United in St Louis Wedding
Miss Alice B Cohn of St Louis wed Mr Edgar B Frieberg of Cincinnati in the West End Hotel parlors in a small ceremony attended by family. Rev Dr Sala officiated and Miss da Cohn served as maid of honor. The couple leave for a bridal tour north and west amid friends wishes and a shower of rice.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Alice B. Cohn
Edgar
Frieberg
Cincinnati
West End
Sala
da Cohn
P. Cohn
Forest Park Boulevard
Local Couples Wed in Milton Ceremony
Miss McCleary of Milton teams with Baldwin of Wellsboro in a Milton ceremony. Baldwin, son of Baldwin, Superintendent of the Sprint Division of the Entsy Lwaanes Broad, is noted in the brief marriage report.
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Commercial Tribune
Milton
Rural free delivery set to begin July first
Washington dispatch notes rural free delivery will start July 1 in Belle Centre Logan County Ohio with a 24 mile route serving 1100 people carried by M Paxson DeGraff Logan route two covers 2 miles with 1250 population and carrier W Monroeville Huron County route 25 miles 48 square miles served by Riggs.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Belle Centre
Logan County
M. Paxson
Degraff
Logan Eteeee Saee Tnt
W. Monroeville
Huron County
Carrier
Riggs
Weather Lifts Park Attendance At Coney Island
The article notes warmer weather boosts crowds at city parks and outings with Coney Island seeing record crowds. Dancing thrives on the island and boats while the sea breeze and music energize patrons, helping parks recover losses from a rainy start.
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Coney Island
Coney
Prince Volkonsky Dismissed as Imperial Theater Intendent
Prince Volkonsky, former U S lecturer on Russian literature, has been dismissed from his post as intendent of the Imperial Theater in St Petersburg after firing a renowned Polish dancer for disciplinary reasons. He posted a bulletin naming the commander behind the action, fueling belief his removal was intended.
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Imperial Theater
St. Petersburg
Prince Volkonsky
United States
Opera House
Lagoon to Open Preparations for Summer Season
Lagoon will reopen June 29 under George Brooks of Cleveland who now holds controlling stock. He plans a few thousand dollars in upgrades to restore its former popularity and make it one of the area’s best paying local summer resorts.
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George Brooks
Cleveland
Great Circuit of Parks Includes Chester Park Model
Mr. D H Merrill, confidential agent for Mr. Frank Burt of Toledo, inspected Chester Park and plans to adapt its free features for use at Burt’s Casino. Burt, aiming to expand as summer resort magnate, expects to control about thirty five parks next year with vaudeville acts at twenty sites.
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D.H. Merrill
Frank Burt
Toledo
Chester Park
Merrill
Chester
Burt
Big
Toledo Park
J. P. Morgan
Omaha
Liberati and His Band To Offer Rag-Time Program At Zoo
Liberati presents a special rag-time concert at the Zoo this evening. The program features marches, overtures, comic interludes, and rag-time numbers crafted after a Cincinnati tour, with Lib erati praising the new style and promising a lively, popular show.
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Liberati
Zoo
Sig
Bibérati
Cincinnati
Edward Aylward Named Treasurer for Chester Park Opera
Edward Aylward is appointed Treasurer of the Chester Park Opera Company, a longtime assistant at the Grand Opera House noted for courtesy and cheerfulness, earning broad acquaintance among many supporters.
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Legion
Edward Aylward
Chester Park Opera Company
Aylward
Grand Opera House
Grand social events and entertainment at zoo and parks
Extra cars will run to and from the Zoo this evening and next Saturday the George H. Thomas Post G A R will hold a gathering at Coney. Chester Park's new dancing pavilion draws crowds and The Black Hussar opera launches there with lavish plans. Corey Island hosts the Italiana mutual aid society outing with many pre sold tickets and features.
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George H. Thomas Post
Coney
Chester Park
Liberty Hall
Kentucky
Cornet
Liberati
Joe. Blackburn
Black Hussar
New York
Corey Island
Societa Nazionale Italiana di Mutuo Socorso
Traction Company Grievance Over Early and Late Runs
Operating employees of the Cincinnati Traction Company clash over shift pay. A grievance committee will ask President McGowan and W Kesley Schoepf to let late men run one extra trip an hour earlier to boost their wages, arguing current early run pay is higher and unfair.
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Cincinnati Traction Company
McGowan
W. Kesley Schoepf
The
Traction Company
Amateur Baseball Notes From Cincinnati and Vicinity
Sunday June 15 notices seek teams for exhibitions and game bookings. Bellevue Blues and Batavia allies schedule Fourth of July Navy Club clash. open calls for players, managers, and lineups.
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Bond-Hill
Greenfield
Ironton
Richmond
Ind
Wilmington Or Washing Co
Gap
Wes Elberfeld
East Jixth Street
City
Oriole
Newport
Oriole Baseball Club
East Sixth’street
Dugan
Newport Park
Norwood Brown-Bellevue Brown
Bhese Park
Newport Club
Stames
Admirals
Ilmington
Mill Street
Vine
Clifton
Mt. Auburn
Norwood Inn Park
Obituary for Mrs Minni Whaley Eierlin in Dayton
Mrs Minni Whaley Eierlin, wife of Major on Berlin the Adjutant General of the Soldiers' Home, died Monday night in Dayton Ohio at age 57. She had been ill for a long time and will be interred at the home late tomorrow afternoon.
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Minni Whaley Eierlin
Berlin
Soldiers’ Home
Dayton
May exports of breadstuffs and oils rise in bulletin
The May monthly bulletin from the Bureau of Statistics reports U S exports of breadstuffs cotton and mineral oils totaling 2 250 000 for breadstuffs and 6 465 235 for mineral oils with 1 129 etc. The figures compare with May 1900 and show year to date totals of 910 816 168 versus 714 227 315 for the same period last year.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Weiss
Resignation of J B Wilson Leads Blade Issue Shuffle
In Lexington Kentucky J B Wilson president of the American Secular Union resigns citing lax officer methods. He accuses Secretary E C Reichwald of Chicago of avoiding book inspection and usurping treasurer duties, advancing First Vice President ES K Henry to lead. The Blade will publish fourteen columns on the matter.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Blue Grass Blade
J. B. Wilson
Cincinnati
American Secular Union
Es K. Henry
Versailles
Wilson
E. C. Reichwald
Chicago
Reichwald
Woman Commits Suicide by Jumping Before Train
Hinton West Virginia June 11 Lucy Nelson, wife of yard brakeman Thomas Nelson, killed herself by jumping in front of a through passenger train at Avis suburb. For days she showed impaired mind and warned she would kill herself by Tuesday. Her son narrowly escaped harm while trying to stop her act.
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Commercial Tribune
Hinton
W. Va
Lucy Nelson
Ci & O
Avis
Thomas Nelson
Corner-stone laid for Hamma Divinity Hall on campus
Springfield Ohio reports the corner-stone laying ceremony for the new Hamma Divinity Hall on the Wittenberg College campus. The old hall, dedicated to Rev. Mr Hamma, burned last December, with losses of about 50 000 dollars. The new building will be as large and more elaborate and ready for occupancy at the start of next school year.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Hamma Divinity Hall
Wittenberg College
Hamma
Elopement Window: Perrine and Aten Wed in Windsor Canada
Upper Sandusky Ohio June 11 Judson Perrine a town leader and Miss Verna Aten 17 eloped to Carey and took a Hocking Valley train toward the North admitting they would marry in Canada at Windsor due to parental opposition. Word reached Windsor where the marriage was reported this evening.
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Commercial Tribune
Upper Sandusky
Judson Perrine
Verna Aten
Galion
Carey
Hocking Valley
Canada
Miss Aten
Windsor
Huffman and Warwick Named as Oxford Representative Candidates
Isaac B Huffman emerged as the Oxford and Oxford Township candidate for Representative with Huffman seen as a surprise. an educator and Knights of Pythias member who taught in Oxford Township for eight years and studied at Cincinnati Law School. His opponent is Warwick, the only declared rival so far. Primary held August 6.
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Commercial Tribune
Oxford
Oxford Township
Isaac Buffman
Huffman
Knights of Pythias Order
Cincinnati Law School
Wilsonarwick
Maritime Gazette of Arrivals and Departures Worldwide
Shipping notices record arrivals and sailings across ports including New York Bremen Mobille Boulogne Liverpool Yokohama Plymouth Sagres Saint Michael Genoa and Naples with vessels such as Barbarossa Nomadic Victor Lake Ontario Tam Pennsyl vania Bolivia west Genoa and St Michael’s. Dates range June 8 to June 11 with routes from New York Liverpool Portland Hong Kong and Norfolk toward Mediterranean and Atlantic ports.
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Deste
Palermo
Calabria
Leghorn
Naples
Bremen
Cheveours
Southampton
Servia
Cevie
Moville
Santeau
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Boulogne
Thaten
ST. Michael's
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Gibraltar
Teta East
Tam
Norfolk
Sannelsco
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Company B
Part
Armand
Bocas
Paris Dales
Gabe and
Meéro
Adobe Village
Everbody Walty
Este Percess Fulton
Fiddle Dee Dee
Stromberg
Hinky
Dory March
Crsess Holzman
Chiéeken Wisede
Dan Johnson
Coon
Ma Angeline
Rosie Dean
Parson Johnson
Chicken Brigade
Minnesota
Strowate
Whitney
Liberati Sig
Vaceees Pryor
Messrs. McGowan
Schoepf
Ivory
Procter & Gamble CO
George White
Care Hennessey Shoe Company
Lon Hornberger
Bellevue Blues
Blues
Morse
White
Chamberlain
Batavia
Navy
Coercial Tribune
Elberfeld
Bond Hill
Eee
Orphan Asylum
Bond Hill Park
Open Book Club
Simon
Meyer
Lukers
Pelicans
East Newport
Hobson
Butcher
Lukens
Berry
Hacherstrat
Brookbank
Fox
Cincinnati Star Baseball Club
All Stars
Cincinnati Stars
Young
Pope
Ruh
Schulz
Wagner
Moeller
Fix
Haufle
M. Schwab
H. Schwab
Bellevue Browns
East Newport Park
Edison Club
Sta. Berte
Hayes
Creston
Chester Juniors
Bromleys
T. M. Boar
Merchants’ National Bank
West Sixth Street
Braver
Superbas
Dayton Grays
E. Rankel
East Sixth Street
Shang Rissinger
Shang
Hellevuerowns
Pernice
Sid Berte
Norwood Inn
Nish
Addyston Juncirs
Carthage Reds
F. A. Crowley
Fast Sixth Street
Cumminsville Stars
Elainin
Cooper Street
Station A
the Elks
Addyston
Elks
Denfly
Ft. Thomas Club
Dayton Gyms
Bellevue Brown
Corryville Pelicans
Jack Herlsman
Leatherheads
Leo Bore
Liberty Street
Ed Hayes
Young McShane
L. Brinker
Wente
Denny's
Brakeman
Can
Sandusky
Warwick
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