Mayor Nelson Responds To Bridge Board Criticism
Newport mayor writes again to explain his stance on the Bridge Board and the Newport Covington bridge dispute. He accuses critics of misrepresentation while urging economical, principled management and reform by city officials.
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City Faces 40000 Tax Suit Against Central Railway Bridge
Mayor Nelson, also president of the bridge company, is criticized for allowing a $40,000 delinquent tax suit to be filed. Delinquent Tax Collector Baltz says the claim remains, unless City Attorney acts to push it. Collection could fund a new jail, crematory, and teacher salaries.
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Runaway Accident Fatally Injures Monmouth Street Merchant
George Keller of Monmouth street was likely fatally injured in a Bellevue runaway yesterday morning when his horse bolted at a car, the rig upset at Hallan street. He was dragged, struck a lamppost, and later treated at Legner & Quaring's office by Dr. Locke who reports a skull fracture and serious injuries to his wrist and body.
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Cable Company Sues Joe Frommel Over $212
The Cable Company filed suit in circuit court for 212 dollars. It attached a piano in Frommel's possession. he refused to surrender it to the sheriff. A rule was issued, he appeared, agreed to turn over the piano, and was dismissed.
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Etta Kettenhorn Sues for Divorce in Circuit Court
Etta Kettenhorn filed suit in the Circuit Court for divorce from Frank C. Kettenhorn. She states they wed in April 1888 in Cincinnati and have since lived in Campbell County. She alleges he refused to support her and asks for alimony. M. R. R. Lockhart appears as attorney for the plaintiff.
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Rev Lawrence Idleman Called to Newport Rectorate
Rev Lawrence Idleman of Norwood Ohio has been tendered a call by St. Pauls P E Church vestry at a special meeting to lead the Newport rectorate. If he accepts he would succeed Rev W G McCready who resigned two weeks ago to become Archdeacon of the Kentucky Dioceses in Lexington.
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Man Dies After Two-Story Window Fall
John Brown died from injuries after a Sunday night fall from a second story window. He died early yesterday at Speers Hospital. His body was taken by undertaker Erschell to the home of relative William Byram in Cote Brilliant, where he had lived with his grandmother on Hamlet Street.
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Minor Newport W T U meeting and local notices
The Newport W T U will meet at Mrs Cassell 710 York street this afternoon at 3 oclock. Susie E Weaver and BE W Weaver of Paris KY transferred to J M N Downes their lot in Taylor avenue Bellevue for 2700 dollars. Chief Lock ordered arrests for firing guns on streets before the Fourth of July. Metropolitan Insurance Company vs Theo Breitenstein verdict 88 dollars. Marriage licenses issued Jenkin A Jones 28 Cincinnati and Alice Davis 26 Cincinnati Herman Lampe and Mary Derrick Newport. Phoenix Hunting and Fishing Club to camp at Glen Park next Saturday for several weeks. Building permits issued Charles Winster Fourth and Columbia 400 dollars Flora Richter Washington avenue 600 dollars.
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Thoenix Hunting and Fishing Club
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Charles Winster
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Washington Avenue
Ludlow Hobo Gang to Be Targeted Next Meeting
The article notes steps to disband hobos at the gravel pit near the Lagoon amid fear as residents avoid walking there. It mentions a Friday banquet hosted by the alumni association for locals at Miss Bessie Clark's home in Woodlawn Park and reports Mrs. Heidel of Elm Street gravely ill. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised.
Jury panel begun after grand juror illness
Due to sickness in a grand juror’s family Judge Tarvin ordered dismissal yesterday. Ten jurors were selected nine from the first panel and Charles Steinborn Sr. The rest of the panel will be chosen this morning.
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Andrew Edmunds Found Unfit for Trial
Andrew Edmunds age 31 was tried in the Circuit Court yesterday and adjudged to be of unsound mind. He will be taken to Lakeland Asylum today.
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Mother and Daughter Fined for Assault
Mrs McKinney and her daughter of Western avenue were arraigned in the Police Court on a charge of assaulting neighbor Lottie Burnett. Judge Pence fined them ten dollars and costs each.
Scréech and Mary Mc Coy Among Race Entrants
A race card lists entrants for a sequence of events. Notable runners include Scréech Welsh Girl Miss Lois and Mary Mc Coy in a one mile and an eighth race with Sarmatian Orontas and Lindemerns among riders and times around 1 542 5. Other races feature Hanover Stakes and several thoroughbreds such as Fake Lief Prince Carl Kahler Haste Dan Cupid and Merry Prince with various weights and odds.
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Advance Guard Wins Canadian Derby at Ft Erie in Fine Victory
Advance Guard Carruthers & Shields gallant great Tom colt won the Canadian Derby at Ft Erie ridden by Taral. Radford the favorite maiden finished second as the field raced under good track and fair weather. Ethel Wheat showed superiority among other favorites in a lively program with six races completed.
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Bank Sues Woods Over Note and Mortgage Foreclosure
First National Bank files suit against Thomas G Woods seeking $1100 on a note plus foreclosure of a mortgage and sale of lots in Woods subdivision to satisfy the claim.
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Property Transfers On Holman Clay Tenth Streets In City
George Lubrecht and wife transfer 20 by 120 feet on west side of Holman street for 2770 dollars. Robert Rice transfers 20 by 100 feet on south Clay street 65 feet west of William street for one dollar and other considerations. T C Bayless and wife transfer 76 by 110 feet on south side of Tenth street west of Washington street for 764 dollars.
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Weather Outlook Ohio Indiana and Kentucky Showers and Winds
Government Forecast notes showers for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky on Wednesday and Thursday. Cooler in southern Ohio and extreme western Kentucky portions on Wednesday. Fresh to brisk easterly winds in Ohio and Kentucky and northeasterly winds in Indiana and Kentucky.
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Local Cincinnati Weather Statistics and Temp Deficits
Temperature readings show a maximum of 81 and minimum around 67 to 72 with an average near 76. Daily excess temperatures reach 0.3 degrees and cumulative deficits in precipitation total 1.38 inches since June 1. The report lists accumulated precipitation deficiencies and marks the recorder as Bassler L. F. and company.
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Arrests and incidents unfold in city records
Timothy Harrigan arrested for disorderly conduct. John May residence at 124 East Thirteenth Street robbed of books yesterday. Newton Fish returns from Asheville N C improved health. Mrs Catherine Briddell dies at 1914 Scott Street after lingering illness. Albertina Schlosser named guardian of minor Albertina Schlosser with Albert Schlosser as surety. Fire call at 127 Bush Street as sofa burns in William Jones residence. Divorce case Jennie Slusher v Mitch Slusher heard, case submitted. cruelty alleged.
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June Gale Wins It In Quick Horse Race Finish
In a tight card the feature race sees Small Jack win easily while Pulliam fades in the ruck. Earlier races list Celtic Pard Isobel Van Hoorebeck Zack Ford Lord Neville and Skillman among top finishers with times around one to two minutes and various weights.
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Melbourne and Booms Creek Yearlings Auction at Gravesend
A Gravesend sale of Melbourne Stud and Booms Creek yearlings saw top prices for Luck and Charity 3500 and Kilmantle 1400. Other notable bids included Shandonfield 1200, Wimbledon 700, Bressac 500, The Gold Finder 2000, Wildencliffe 1450, Lemoyne 500, Wolfroodt 700, Blinkidle 500, Blennenworth 500, and My Gypsy 00.
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Baldur Wins Ascot Stakes In Tight Finish
Lord Carnarvon's Baldur trained by Sheen and ridden by Tod Sloan won the Ascot Stakes at Royal Ascot, narrowly beating Osbech with Tom Cringle third. Attendance was large and dignitaries attended as Morgan made his British debut aboard Charina without a place.
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McGovern Defeats White in Dramatic Three Round Bout
In a down to the wire match McGovern pressures White from the start. White lands lefts to the mouth and nose while McGovern answers with overhand rights and body shots. Lights went out twice but McGovern finishes White with a decisive knockdown and a final hard left to seal victory in the third round.
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Dixon and Yanger Joust To Six Round Draw In Chicago
In Chicago Tattersalls the ex featherweight champion George Dixon fought challenger Benny Yanger to a six round draw before 7 090 spectators. Yanger, once a novice, grew confident after a nervous start and landed body blows in round three while the final three rounds were even. Paddy Carroll refereed and the crowd saw a balanced, close contest with little betting action.
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Lizbeth Hitchens Acquitted in Lexington Circuit Court
In Lexington Circuit Court Mrs. Lizbeth Hitchens of Glenns Falls New York was tried for robbing Poolseller Frank Herdic of 1540 tied to the 1897 fall trotting meeting. The jury found her not guilty after a three minute trial with Herdic unable to attend via wire.
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Gardner and Ryan Fight Eighteen Rounds in Cleveland
June 12 reports Oscar Gardner and Billy Ryan battled eighteen hard rounds at the Business Men's Gymnasium. The fight remained close from early rounds, with Ryan gaining the edge from the eleventh, until Gardner finally knocked him out with a jaw blow after breaking a clinch.
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Thoroughbred Yearlings Ship from Lexington for Auction
Two carloads of yearlings owned by H. K. Knapp of New York and O. H. Chenault of Spengthrift Stud departed Lexington for the East to be sold at auction. Also shipping about fifty head are E. C. Cowden and S. C. Lyne with Major Carson and Charlie Moore.
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Lipton secretary denies Watson 1991 America's Cup design
The secretary for Sir Thomas Lipton said Watson was not commissioned to design a challenger for the 1991 America's Cup. He confirmed the May 26 AP despatch stating Shamrock’s owner will not fix the next challenge date before August.
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Live Bird Shoot at Cincinnati Gun Club This Afternoon
The grounds of the Cincinnati Gun Club host a live-bird shoot this afternoon led by Superintendent Arthur Gambell. It continues into September and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Hanover Stakes Triumph for Fake as Lief Prince Ranks Second
At Gravesend, June 12, Fake led all the way in the Hanover Stakes to win easily, with Lief Prince finishing second. The card featured the Kensington Hurdle Handicap won by Buela under Hogan, and Glennellie led from the start to take the second race with Tower of Candles second.
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Local Harness Meet Reports From Overland Park
Denver results show pacing heats with Tombstone taking the third fourth and fifth heats and posting 2 23 pace. George C. won the first two heats with a 2 14 best. Eva Victor and Princess also started. Trotting race saw Lady in Gray win both heats with 2 34 best as Mary Chimes Juanita Jennie B Red Ferry and James H Carroll also ran.
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McGovern Knocks Out Tommy White in Three Rounds
Terry McGovern defended his featherweight title at Seaside Athletic Club by stopping Tommy White in the third round. White struggled from the opening bell as McGovern dominated with body and head attacks, winning decisively after a series of knockdowns in the final round.
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Technical School Tennis Tourney Planned at Gymnasium
The Technical School will stage a tennis tournament at the Gymnasium Grounds on Thursday afternoon June 14. Each class will enter as a team for doubles and singles with a prize offered to the victorious class.
Hitchcock Jr. Wins Yale Golf Championship Over Cheney
College golf in New Haven saw Charles Hitchcock Jr. of New York City champion at Yale by defeating Thomas L. Cheney of South Manchester Conn. Cheney finished as runner up in the June competition.
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Transatlantic Steamship Arrivals and Departures
Plymouth reports the Graf Waldersee en route to New York from Hamburg and the Cymric heading to Liverpool. New York lists ships Satled Lahn Bremen Cherbourg and Astoria bound for Gow with arrivals including Friedrich der Grosse Sardinian Ethiopia Devis de Antwerp Southwark and others. Cherbourg notes Pennsylvania arriving from New York to Hamburg. Liverpool records Pereian Vancouver arrivals from Boston and Bremen reports arrival from New York.
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Death of Madame Augusta Lehman Singer in Santa Cruz
Madame Augusta Lehman once an internationally renowned singer dies in Santa Cruz after an axing. Born in Germany she came to the United States with Parepa Tos.
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Notable Attendees Listed for Banquet With Prof Yoakley
A banquet featured Prof John Yoakley as organist and a long guest list including W Albers Critchell A French Deitsch M Moch Benedict Blakemore Gordon Haven Hyndman Geer Waylor Jeremia Stone Corbin Fosdick Carroll Mitchell Perkins Mitchel Ontealt Kleybolte Johnson Gibson Freiberg Achert Sachs Beneker Roberts Albrecht Carroll Brickley Morris Burtner Albrecht Bienfang Doerler Bauer Willey Rollman Neare Bramble Burton Devers Huneke Lewis Hoftheimer Henderson McCann Schreiber Asmann Meader Scudder Werner Rodman Habekotta Kenan Maomheimer Gibbs Sprige Poorman Fleischmann Wertheimer McCallum Bramble Jamer French Sprague Herron Langdon Aertz Merryweather Rodmansee Crawford Sammett Fuesser Mitchell Morris Brown Buchwalter Conner Jelke Bettmann Kinkead Avros Brown Macbrair McCullough Gable Sammet
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River News Admits No Change in Portsmouth Breakwater
The river remained stationary at nine feet on the marks with clear warm weather noted. Advertisements show boats leaving today from The River Portsmouth Chile and Vevay with various departure times.
River reports and Pittsburgh naval notes with bridges debate
Special Despatches summarize river levels from several cities and a Pittsburgh update. Captains Rodgers Lysle and Henderson press War Department to raise the Sixth Street Bridge. Rival lines deny a consolidation. The Queen City carries passengers to Pittsburg, with river conditions noted up and down the route.
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RK. W. Wise
Powell
Honshell
Fritz
W.H. McKinley
Buckeye
R. Dunbar
Paducah
E. G. Ragon
Park City
Bowling Green
Elmore Bewley
Fowler
James Howard, Jr
Howard
John 3. Hopkins
J. J. Richardson
Catro
Margaret
Lower
Wabash
Tennessee
Russell Lord
H. G. Wright
Sneed Strong
Gage
Bald Eagle
Peoria
R. Gunter
Carrier
Sidney
Keokuk
Columbia
Ste. Genevieve
Spread Eagle
Grafton
Peters Lee
Cherokee
Chester
Burlington
John K. Speed
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!