Peruna Promises Relief for Catarrh and Dyspepsia
Miss Amanda Moore of Marshall Texas reports years of catarrhal dyspepsia with ordinary remedies failing. After three bottles of Peruna she is well, gains twelve pounds, and can eat heartily. A Milton Indiana couple credit Peruna with saving the wife from cancer symptoms and restoring health and strength. They urge others to write Dr Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio for gratis advice if results are not prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Moore
Marshall, Tex
Peruna
E. E. Gaston
Milton
Hartman
Nan
Dr. Hartman, Ee
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Covington Carpenter Dies After Carbolic Acid Poisoning
Joseph Heinemann a 45 year old Covington carpenter died at 5 30 AM after swallowing carbolic acid at his home on East Sixteenth Street He left at 5 and returned fifteen minutes later appearing distressed His wife and daughter found him unconscious and a vial labeled carbolic acid in his hand Coroner Tarvin ruled death by drinking carbolic acid He is survived by a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Heinemann
East Sixtenth Street
Covington
Missing child Burton Osterman Looms Over Covington Case
Burton Osterman nine year old of Willow avenue has been missing since Monday. He wore a blue waistcoat black corduroy pants and a gray cap. Deputy Marshal J R Crapper of Central Covington charged with murder posted bond last evening for three thousand dollars, reduced from ten thousand by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Osterman
Willow Avenue
J. R. Crapper
Covington
Marriages in Covington and Cincinnati Listed
Several couples tied the knot in Covington and nearby areas. William Kohl and Barbara Yodler married at Mother of God Church this morning. John Gross wed Carrie Otten last night. Frank Knipper and Goldie Smith wed. Richard Bieger and Bernardina Vogt plan a morning ceremony. Dr Patterson and Annie Stahl wed. Andrew Eisenheimer married Pearl First in separate ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Kohl
Barbara C. Yodler
Covington
Mother of God Church
Henry Tappert
John F. Gross
Cincinnati
Carrie Otten
Covion
R. I. Watkins
Frank Knipper
Goldie Smith
Father Adelsberg
Richard A. Bieger
Bernardina Vogt
R. Patterson
Cynthiana
Annie Marie Stahl
Maysvie
Squire Jameson
Andrew Eisenheimer
Pearl First
J .W. Mitchell
Real estate transfers and railroad mortgage record
Conveyances include Lot 1 and 2 in Jane Johnson subdivision at Lewis and Baker for 900, several lot sales to Sattler Alf Reardon Foster and others with varied dimensions and streets, plus a Master Commissioner transfer. A Southern Railroad deed extension of October 11, 1881 secures 2.5 million dollars in terminal bonds with a 10 dollar fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Johnson
Lewis and
Baker Streets
Geo M. Kerper
Charles
Laura Sattler
Orchard
Kenton
Lewis Cuneo
A. E. Foster
Shippard Street
Grand Avenue
George Keefer
Bernard Alf
Banklick
Seventeenth Streets
Theresa Case
Agatha M. Reardon
M. L. Case
Kenner
Uolow
Yar Thoman
Edward Whorley
Stanley Ferguson
Board of Trustees
The
Southern Railroad
Antre
May Send a Subpoena to President Roosevelt
A dispatch reports President Roosevelt may be subpoenaed if the government presses its case against former Collector C. E. Sapp who is accused of soliciting campaign funds from federal employees during the 1900 campaign. Sapp hints he is willing to compromise but would face a public subpoena if the case advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Roosevelt
C. E. Sapp
Sapp
Lani
Casala
Case
Knights and Ladies of Security discuss World’s Fair building plans
In Louisville on June 11 members of the conference of the grand lodge reviewed reports from regular committees and a special committee acted with other fraternities on a building to be erected at the St. Louis World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Seco Gay
the Grand of Knights and Ladies of Security
Rally Aromoney
St. Louis
Dixie’s Author Dan Emmett Seriously Ill at Home
Special Despatch reports Dan Emmett noted as the author of Dixie lying seriously ill at his Morris Township hermitage near Fredericktown Ohio. A serum pera infection has settled on his lungs and his condition worsens after a year of gradual decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Commercial Tribune
Fredericktown
Dan Emmett
Morris Township
T. Vernon
Emmett
Heart Disease Fatality After Car Incident
John Neahaus 67 of 607 East Lexington Avenue died after a heart disease attack in a car at Third Street and Berry Avenue and reached his home. A widow and one son survive. Mrs. W G Rodgers of Charlotte NC left yesterday for home after weeks with her parents in Newport. Miss Hilda Bartholomew of East Fourth Street arrived home from Danville KY to vacation with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neahaus
Lexington Avenue
Third ‘Street
Berry Avenue
W. G. Rodgers
Charlotte, N. C
Y Yesterdy
James B. Troy
Newport
Hilda
John Bartholomew
East Fourth Street
Danville, Ky
Marriages Listed From Pittsburg to Newport District
A sequence of marriages is noted with couples from Pittsburg Cincinnati Warren Ind Carthage Ohio and Dayton Kentucky. The entries name brides and grooms ages and their home cities along with officiants including Rev J P Whitehead Squire Kan Hutchinson and the Donelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy S. Heyser
Pittsburg
Kate Westover
Cincinnati
J. P. Whitehead
First Presbyterian Church
Louis N. Hoffman
Sallie Hughes
Squire Kan Hutchinson
Samuel C. Jaques
Warren
Ind
Doretta W. Dicke
Carthage
Julius Ae
Southgate
Newport
Martin Schope
Tillie Glasner
Harles F. Wetterhan
Nettle Detzel
Bothney Huber
Ethel Willamson
Dayton
Thieves Smash Boston Shoe Company Window in York Street
A brick was thrown through a large plate glass show window of the Boston Shoe Company on York Street between Fifth and 1xth, with thieves seizing a quantity of goods. Police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Resignation of Newport Public Works Assistant Superintendent
Frank Spencer, appointed by Superintendent Louis Ixrebs, tendered his resignation to take effect immediately from the Newport Public Works office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spencer
Newport
Louis Ixrebs
Orphans Feast Planned at Campbell County Home Park
The annual Orphans Feast at Campbell County Orphans Home in New rt is scheduled for next Sunday at the park. The event promises a delightful air and community support for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Newrt
Damage Suit on Trial in Newport Court
The Circuit Court in Newport heard the trial of June Monahan, a 6 year old boy, seeking $2,000 damages from South Covington and Cincinnati Streetcar Company for injuries at Eleventh and Patterson streets in 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
June Monahan
Covington
Cincinnati
Comeny
Eleventh
Patterson Streets
Guardian Appointed for Minor in Newport County Court
In Newport County Court yesterday Frank X. Walter was appointed guardian of Charles L. Walter a minor under 14 and qualified by giving the required bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Frank X. Walter
Charles L. Walter
Sewer bids received for District A and nearby alleys
The Committee on Sewers met in the City office near Bruce Morton and opened bids for sewers in District A First avenue and alleys Ahlering Brown and Kentucky. Bidders included Vaneandt Meeds of Cincinnati Louis C Brmert John B McLane and a TF nce McLane. The committee will review bids and report at tonight's City Council meeting where contracts will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Council
City
Bruce Morton
District A
First Avenue
Ahlering, Brown and
Kentucky
Vaneandt & Meeds
Cincinnati
John B. McLane
Nce McLane
Funeral for Joseph Siefert at Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Siefert of Second Avenue was believed murdered at work at the Ross Moyer plant in Cincinnati. His funeral was held yesterday at Sacred Heart Church with Rev Father Himseli officiating. The body was later taken to Covington. Members of George H. Thomas Post G A R of Cincinnati attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Siefert
Second Avenue
Cincinnati
Ross- Moyer
Sacred Heart Church
Father Himseli
Covington
George H. Thomas Post
Osterman
Central Covington
Fister and Greenberg Marriage Planned for Fall
Bellevue announces the engagement of Ida Fister daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Fister to Chas Greenberg with the wedding set for early fall. Baths Beach managers prepare for Saturday opening with a leveled bar and trimmed trees. A Methodist Church benefit concert is tonight by Miss Mare Morgan and violinist Miss Cora Mae Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Fister
Gus Fister
Chas. Greenberg
Baths Beach
Methodist Church
Mare Morgan
Cora Mae Henry
Owensboro Water Bonds Signed by Court Ruling
The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled cities may submit bonded indebtedness to a two thirds vote. It ordered Bryan to sign $200,000 Owensboro water works bonds, overturning the city clerk’s refusal and citing charters for smaller class cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Louisville
Lexington
Covington
Ewport
Owensboro
Bryan
Davies Circuit Court
Latattes Peanen and the Bremo Quinine Remedy
A fragmented note mentions Bremo Quinine as a remedy believed to ease ailments. The readable fragment references Latattes Peanen and an opinion on its effectiveness, with no clear disease or outcome recorded.
Primary call declared illegal in Sixth Congressional District
The Fifth Amendment era article notes that the June 28 Democratic primary in the Sixth District is void for failing to publish required public notices forty days prior. Judge Hodge considers injunctions to halt the primary and may back a convention or new call after legal review. Berry’s withdrawal shifts candidates and expectations for the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Sixth Congressional District
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
John T. Hodge
Newport
Congress
A. 8. Berry
Williamstown
Hodge
D. Lynn Gooch
Covington
Judge Hodge
Commercial Tribune
A.S. Berry
Gooc
Central Committee
Lassing
Murder Without Motive Shocks Paris Jury In Butler Case
In Paris Kentucky on June 11 the Wright trial for the January murder of Thomas Butler began. Wright, a blue grass farm owner from a prominent family, faces an alleged act with no apparent cause. The Commonwealth presents witnesses. defense plans insanity plea with over 100 witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
J. W. Wright
Thomas Butler
Wright
Butler
Commonwealth
Franklin
Charles Bronston
Lexington
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Dickson & Fisher
Were All After Col. Berry's Money
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune from Williamstown Kentucky reports Col Berry withdrew from the Congressional race due to family opposition and business pressures. It claims attempts to extort money from him in sums from two to five hundred dollars led to his sudden resignation. Grant County officials and supporters express disappointment and believe he would have carried the county by a large majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Williamstown
Colonel Berry
Grant County
Ninth Congressional Convention Set For August 14
Mayville Kentucky June 11 The Ninth Congressional District Committee has chosen to hold the congressional convention here on August 14 The appellate convention will meet on the same date in Maysville Kentucky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Maysville
Coal Dealers Postpone Price Rise Amid Strike News
Wholesale coal dealers met in the Chamber of Commerce library to discuss the coal situation and deferred price increases pending the Kanawha strike outcome. Analysts warn of limited supply, with 900 loaded vessels awaiting shipment, including 300 barges and 400 boats, which could ease the market as part of arrivals materialize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Kanawha
Pittsburg
Ten Minds Needed For One Of Eighty Four Thousand Dollar Contest
A call to recruit nine friends to submit their brains for collective estimates to win one of 1490 prizes in an eighty four thousand dollar contest. The pitch promises tenfold improvement in chances by pooling minds.
Antietam Battle Sane ment Committee Appointed
Commissioner appoints Antietam Battle Sane ment Committee members Captain W. Mil ner County Dr T Gereat and David Cunniahiaeh who participated in the Battle of Antietam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Hl. Creneer Nesh
Antietam
Tainmont W
Credit Men Convention Debates Credit Clearing and Laws
The National Association of Credit Men met in Louisville for day two with talks on Commercial Integrity and a proposed credit clearing house. Reports urged local mercantile reporting bureaus and continued push for bankruptcy law amendments, with nominating committees adopting a slate and adjournment noting St. Louis delegates favoring the 1904 convention location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
National Association of Credit Men
W. B. Roberts
Portland
Ore
Mercantile Agency Service
Committee On Credit Department
Congress
G.waldo Smith
New York
J. Harry Tregoe
Baltimore
Association
Tregoe
George R. Barclay
St. Louis
George B. Pulfer
Detroit
Norwood National Bank Directors Elected
Shareholders yesterday selected O. H. L. Wernicke George Bullock C A Hinsch J M Crawford C E Page Aaron McNeill C H M Atkins and E H Hargrave as directors for the new Norwood National Bank Wernicke to presidency Atkins vice president and William R Collins attorney The bank plans a July 1 opening on Montgomery Pike near Sherman Avenue with stock offering soon and a building to follow near the Town Hall Cashier still to be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood National Bank
O. H. L. Wernicke
George Bullock
C. A. Hinsch
J. M. Crawford
C. E. Page
Aaron McNeill
C. H. M.atkins
E. H. Hargrave
Mr. Wernicke
C. H. M. Atkins
William R. Collins
Montgomery Pike
Sherman Avenue
Norwood
Mhall
Bernstein Sentenced to Five Years in State Prison
Julius Bernstein, a pawnbroker in Columbus, pleaded guilty in U S Court to twenty three counts of selling stolen postage stamps and received a five year penitentiary term. Bernstein acted as a fence for burglars Jim Anderson and Everett Robey, who earlier pleaded guilty and were sentenced to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United States
Julius Bernstein
Bernstein
Jim” Anderson
Everett Robey
Centre College Holds 31 Graduates at Commencement
Scanville Ky June 11 Diplomas were awarded to thirty one graduates at Centre College commencement. Honorary degrees were conferred on J C W Brahm John W Yerkes Rev George F Penticost D D Rev Joseph Bennit Rev Alexander Irvine and Re D Clay Lilly. Governor Beckham attended and gave a toast at the alumni banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Scanville
Centre College
Central Home
Aee Tel Oeonor
Higgs T
Woodward
Francis Potwell Cheek
J.C. W. Braham
John W. Yerkes
George F. Penticost
Joseph Bennit
Alexander Irvine
D. Clay Lilly
Beckham
Pedagogical Professor Selected for Cincinnati Summer School
Edward W. Brown of the University of Michigan has been selected as professor of pedagogy in the University of Cincinnati summer school. Dr Brown, a 1883 graduate, later admitted to the bar and served as Superintendent of Schools at Allegan Michigan and Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Brown
University of Ms
Unieraitalty’ of
Cincinnati
Dr. B
University
Bar
Allegan
Mich
Hastings
Golden Medical Discovery touted as blood purifier
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the best defense against disease, claiming it purifies and enriches blood to drive out illness. The copy cites scrofula and skin conditions, plus a testimonial from Mrs. Chas. Hood of Kalkaska Michigan detailing a cure after extensive prior treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Golden
Chas. Hood
Kalkaska
Mich
Freiberg Chosen Head of National Wholesale Liquor Dealers
J W Freiberg of Cincinnati elected President of the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association at Pittsburg meeting. Samuel Wertheimer named First Vice President and Marion E Taylor Second Vice President, Ephraim Brice Treasurer, David Stauber likely re-elected Secretary. Tax cut bill for distilled spirits debated. Freiberg linked with Freiberg & Workum and as secretary of the United States Spirits Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
J. W. Freiberg
Cincinnati
Samuel Wertheimer
Marion E. Taylor
Louisville
Ephraim Brice
Philadelphia
David Stauber
Baltimore
W. E. Broderick
Congress
Prize Draw Entry Mention in Local Lottery Ad
A local advertisement references one of the 1,490 prizes in a $34,000 lottery run. The notice highlights the substantial prize pool and urges participation to claim a share of winnings.
Sacred White Camel Born at the Zoo
A baby white camel arrived last evening at the zoo. It is the first sacred white camel born in captivity in America and is strong and healthy. The zoo’s new white mate from Siberia has attracted visitors since March, and the pair now occupies a pen near the entrance alongside a young fallow deer arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Siberia
Russia
Germany
St. Pier's College Sets Three Year End Events
Three end of year events are listed at St. Pier's College. A baseball game between college boys and alumni is planned for Friday afternoon June 73 at the Park where the students aim to dominate. Alumni host a reception for the graduation class on a yet unspecified evening next week. Graduation exercises are scheduled for Friday evening June 20 at the Pike Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pier’s College
E Park
Pike Opera House
Meiss Seeks Warrant for Ballard in Embezzlement Case
Harry Meiss of Reins and Meigs hosiery at 317 Race Street swore out a warrant for the arrest of O C Ballard on embezzlement charges. Ballard, a traveling agent, was to travel to Indianapolis May 13 with goods and a 1000 mile railroad ticket. He has been located in Dayton Colorado prompting a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Meiss
Reins & Meigs
Race Street
O. C. Ballard
Ballard
Meiss
Indianapolis
Dayton, CO
Trouble at Colored Orphan Asylum over former inmates
The board of the Colored Orphan Asylum debates readmitting Willie Currents and two other former inmates, now at the State Institution for the Blind in Columbus, amid dispute over residence, support, and policy. trustees split, with some opposing Currents citing he is a man and the asylum should serve orphans and not a home for the blind. The issue likely will be decided at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Currents
Mary Jackson
Lizzie Brown
Colored Orphan Asylum
State Institution For the Blind
Columbus
William Currents
Blind Institution
George W. Hays
Samuel B. Hill
R. D. G. Troy
Asylum Trustee Board
W. Stanton
G. F. Williams
Henry Higgins
Broken Neck Ends Life After Wagon Accident
Joseph Ries a 63 year old teamster died from a broken neck after being thrown from a wagon at the West Sixth Street freight depot. He had been left with his head suspended in the gallows device until his death was reported to Coroner Schwab. Ries resided at 2922 West Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ries
Ries
Schwab
West Sixth Street
Mrs Guild Freed After Peace Bond In Firearm Case
Mrs Mary H Guild who pointed firearms at Mrs Muscroft wife of Dr Muscroft was released in Police Court after posting a 1000 peace bond The doctor and Mrs Muscroft attended but would be satisfied if she was placed under a ace bond Judge Eders released her and kept the case open with warning of trial if further trouble occurs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Guild
Dr. Muscroft
Judge Lueders Frees Della Collins After Shooting
Della Collins of 813 West Fourth Street was discharged in Police Court after attempting to shoot her lover Mathew Maley of West Ninth Street outside a saloon at Pearl and Central Avenues. Maley, though grazed, was uninjured and released. The charge was reduced to assault and battery. Judge Lueders commented on Maley’s refusal to marry her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Collins
West Fourth Street
Mathew Maley
West Ninth Street
Pearl and Central Avenue
Maley
Lueders
Ten Tech Students to Graduate at University of Cincinnati
The Technical School of the University of Cincinnati will hold commencement exercises next Wednesday with ten graduates. Superintendent Hailman of Dayton schools will deliver the address. Dean Marx will present diplomas. Speakers include Gustave Thauwald Charles Schmidt and Lawrence Williams. Music by the University Mandolin Club. Final exams Friday and Monday, exhibition Tuesday, and shop demonstrations follow afternoon class sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technical School
University of Cincinnati
Technical Board Committee
Hailman
Dayton (Q
Dean Marx
Gustave Thauwald
Charles Schmidt
Lawrence Williams
University Mandolin Club
Tech
Lloyd and Machine
Paralyzed Patient In Ward Fight At City Hospital
A ward row at City Hospital involved John Smith a longtime paralytic and Goo Goo Eye Fields the prize fighter. Fields was struck with a crutch then retaliated with a mop and jabbed Smith with a wet mop end before attendants separated them. Superintendent Fehrenbatch is investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
John Smith
Fields
Smith
Fehrenbatch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Heineman
Spencer
Guardian
Bellevue
Col. Berry
Credit Clearing House
Norwood Bank
J. Walter Freiberg
Freiberg _& Workum
United States Spirits Association
National Organization of Spirits Distributers
Sacred White Camel
St. Xavier College
Board of Directors
Mrs. Guild
Court
Dente, Ga
Phu UE
Bawe
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