Peruna Endorsed by Congressman Fitzpatrick in Washington
Congressman F Y Fitzpatrick of Kentucky cites personal use of Peruna from the National Hotel in Washington and recommends the tonic for catarrh and general strength. Mathias Leif of Chicago also lauds Peruna for building a worn and run down system. The ad promotes Peruna as a summer tonic improving nerves and blood flow with a promise of free advice from Dr Hartman.
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Kentucky
National Hotel
Washington, D. C
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Mathias Leif
Catholic Knights of America
North Clark Street
Chicago
Marriage of F W Rhinock and Miss Botts confirmed
A Wilmington marriage on June 6 joined Frank Powell Rhinock son of ex Mayor Rhinock and Miss Hester Botts daughter of Mr and Mrs C D Botts. The couple returned to Covington after a brief secret ceremony at Rev J L Moe Williams Presbyterian Church.
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Wilmington
Frank Powell Rhinock
Rhinock
Hester Botts
C. D
Botts
Rhinocks
West Fourth Street
Covington
Frank Rimnlock
George R. Taylor
Frank
Davison Johnson Mayoral Contest Brief Filed in Covington
The Covington mayoral race advances as W H Mackay files the Davison brief and B F Graziani has until June 30 to file for Johnson. Mackay then has until June 6 to answer. Judge Tarvin will take the case to final submission. In a separate matter, the Gregg vs Republic Iron and Steel $5,000 damage suit was declared unsettled at adjournment and resumes at 10 this morning, while William Scott sues for $10,000 after a streetcar collision with the c N Street Railway Co.
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Davison-Johnson
Covington
W. H.mackay
Davison
B. F. Graziani
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Mackay
Graziani
Tarvin
G. Gregg
Republic Iron and Steel Company
William Scott
C., N. & ©. Street Railway
Scott
Turpike Turnpike Company Officers Election Promised
A contest is expected in Kenton County Kentucky tomorrow afternoon for Covington and Dry Creek Turnpike Company officer posts. President Seal Richmond who also serves as Bromley Police Judge seeks reelection against ex president W G McCoy of West Covington amid past animosity. Tolls have been deposited in the First National Bank at Udlow since the dispute.
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Covington and Dry Creek Turnpike Company
Kenton County
Seal Richmond
Bromley
W. G. McCoy
West Covington
Haveen
First National Bank
Udlow
Property Owners Sued for Delinquent Taxes in Covington
Suits for recovery of delinquent taxes filed in Circuit Court against Covington property owners. List includes Martin Kelly $67.78 Cecelia Kelly $110.26 Campbell John’s heirs $6.72 W T Holcomb $152.28 Kenton Furniture Co .40 Robert Hughes $335.99 Isabella Keefer’s heirs $209.50 Keenan $17.25 D Hunter sis $94 Lay James to Austin Holcomb $22.61 Jennie Hubert $128.41 Mary H Hollister $67.50 John Holleran $51.99 Anna M Healey $25.39 Nancy C Hull $118.60 Lydia Jansen $56.10.
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Covington
Martin Kelly
Cecelia
Kelly
Campbell Johnson
W. T. Holcomb
Kenton Furniture Company
Robert Hughes
Isabella Keefer
Keenan
D. Hunter Sis
Lay James
Austin Holcomb
Jennie Hubert
Mary H. Hollister
John Holleran
Anna M. Healey
Nancy C. Hull
Lydia Jansen
Local Notes and Social Happenings in Covington
In Covington a petition is filed for Emma Marie Kelly age 12 guardian status. Invitations announce the July 19 marriage of Otto Machlied and Ivyl Roland. Herman Olding, a German native, received naturalization papers. John Neal, an expressman, fainted from heat and was aided home. The remains of James O Conner killed by an L and N train were shipped to Louisville for burial. Mrs Orlando P Schmidt hosted Cow Art Club events and Miss Schusters School of Elocution plans a July 18 reading event with Miss Elizabeth Cary Mackay and Miss Octavia Stevenson.
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Et Court
Emma Marie Kelly
Otto Machlied
Ivyl Roland
Newport
Herman Olding
Germany
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Sixth
Madison Street
Ninth Street
James O'Conner
Walton
Louisville
Donnelly Bros
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Cow Art Club
Country Place
Ytucky
Central
Miss Schuster
School of Elocution
Inverness Club
Elizabeth Cary Mackay
Mackay
Octavia Stevenson
Eas Oe Yeater
Sor
Divorce suit filed in Cir cuit Court over abandonment
Anna Walker sues Clem Walker in the Circuit Court at Vington alleging abandonment and failure to provide support. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Anna Muir. The petition states they were married and that the husband abandoned her.
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Vington
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Anna Muir
Father Leads Sheriff to Missing Son in Freight Car Case
Paul Brush aged 17 and a Newport boy named Snyder were arrested in Maysville Ky for breaking into a B and O freight car. Brush's father posted 300 dollars bail. The Circuit Court session heard the case and the boy did not appear. A bench warrant was issued and the father guided the sheriff to the boy's hiding place. Deputy Hindman brought the boy to Maysville.
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Snyder
Newport
Brush
Miller
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Mysterious Illness Kills Man in Kentucky
Stephen Carnett of Brown County Ohio died after a sudden ailment that left his head and legs turned to the side. Doctors could not determine the cause of his collapse and death despite investigation.
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Maysville
Stephen Carnett
Brown County
Carnett
Funeral Notices and Local Civic Developments in Newport
Funeral services for Fred Rumback at Salem M E Church drew large crowds with lodge members attending in a body. J J Hersch’s funeral is planned for Friday at Salem M E Church with Newport Elks and other lodges to attend. Water and electric beds contract for Highlands signed and bond accepted. Newport Mutual Insurance picks new officers led by T A Widing as president and J E McCracken as VP. Grace M E Church Children’s Day services scheduled with orchestra. Property transfer on Highland avenue for $7? represents Julius Wright selling to Henry A Schreiver. Several marriage licenses issued to locals in Newport Covington and Cincinnati including Valladinghaus Cravines Ware and Lindsey.
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Eore
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T. A. Widing
J. E. McCracken
C. W. Nagel
Joseph Henglebrook
Children of Grace M. E. Church
Julius Wright
Henry A. Schreiver
Highland Avenue
Curtley Vallandinghaus
Jenda Cravines
Covington
John Id
Jessie Ware
Frederick Richards
Daisy Allen
Eugene Reik
Carrie Ruhrmester
Edward FE. Lester
Pleasant
Nellie A. Lindsey
Cincinnati
Suit Against Express Company Over Damages
Michael Fiegiein filed suit in Campbell Circuit Court Newport for 5000 dollars damages after a mad bull escaped an Adams Express employee and attacked him on September 29 1900 throwing him into the street injuring his hands and legs. Ryan and Michie represent the plaintiff.
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Michael Fiegiein
Campbell
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Lavina Allen Will Bequeaths Small Sums In Cincinnati
The last will of Mrs Lavina Allen of Cincinnati was left for probate in Newport County Court. She bequeathed various small sums to named relatives including Oana Allen Ella Lock Mis ay Johnson Miss Fannie McDonald Maria McDonald Margaret Griffith and Benjamin Allen Johnson who receives the remainder. Executors named are B H Johnson and James Dorby.
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Newport
Oana Allen
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Runaway buggy injures Mrs Stone in Highlands
Mr and Mrs J K Stone of the Highlands were riding Tuesday evening when the horse shied at a cow on the Alexandria pike. The buggy overturned and the horse fled. Mrs Stone suffered severe cuts and bruises but is not thought to be seriously injured. Mr Stone’s losses are slight.
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Highlands
Alexandria Pike
Mra. Stone
Mr. Stone
Prison inmate Youtsey awarded patent for extension car step
Henry E. Youtsey of Newport, serving a life sentence in Frankfort Penitentiary for the murder of Senator Goebel, has been granted a patent for an extension car step. He says he has worked on the device for a long time and persisted despite imprisonment in Frankfort and Louisville jails.
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Henry E. Youtsey
Newport
Frankfort
Senator Goebel
Persit
Louisville
Bell Telephone asks state board to fix box valuations
John W. Warrington for Bell Telephone argues before the State Board of Appraisers and Assessors that telephone boxes should be appraised by the state board rather than by county auditors. He contends this change would not alter total taxes but would standardize values across counties despite current wide variation. The board and officials doubt the move aims to dodge a Supreme Court ruling on earning-based taxation. If the board takes the case, it may go to court.
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John W. Warrington
Bell Telephone Company
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Supreme Court
Jolly Indicted for Murdering His Wife
Newport grand jury returns indictment against John W. Jolly for willful murder of his wife Charlotte Jolly. Jolly previously killed his sister-in-law and was sentenced to hang before a Court of Appeals grant of a new trial. He faces retrial for that offense prior to the wife murder case. Jury also indicts J W Morris Covington editor on a charge of perjury.
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Covington
Quiet wedding ends Eliza Flagler penance in exile
Washington June 12 Miss Elizabeth Moore Flagler daughter of the late General Flagler and Dr George W McKeen of Nova Scotia was married at St Margaret's Church in this city witnessed only by relatives and friends. Her marriage closes six years of voluntary exile after a district jury six years ago found her guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the 1895 shooting of a boy who stole apples from her father's yard. She paid a fine and served an hour in jail but chose five years of charitable work on Cape Breton Island before meeting Dr McKeen of Baddeck and marrying today to join him in his town.
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George W. McKeen
Nova Scotia
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Viehman Elected Janitor for Newport Public Building
Henry Viehman was elected janitor of Newport's new public building by the General Council. The council, convened by Mayor Nelson, gave Viehman 13 of 16 votes with little opposition. A well known Newport Republican, he begins work immediately.
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Newport
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Ex-Gov Atkinson Delivers Alum Ni Speech At OWU
At Ohio Wesleyan University alumni feast in Delaware Ohio 680 graduates endured five hours as ex Gov Atkinson of West Virginia opened with a cheerful address. Other speakers included S L Beiler Fred Rector D D Thompson and Miss Stella Roderick who represented the class. United States Senator Fairbanks and Judge Freshwater were elected Alumni Trustee over L D Lilly by nine votes.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Atkinson
West Virginia
S. L. Beiler
Buffalo
D. D. Thompson
Fred
Columbus
Bashford
Stella Roderick
Wilbur Thirkfeld
M. Cere D. D. Woodmansee
A. Cc. Ww. Ae
United States
Fairbanks Judge
Freshwater
L.D. Lilly
West Covington Board Elects New School Principal
The Board of Education elected Prof J. P Powers of Central Covington as principal, replacing Prof A. Collins who resigned to join Covington schools. Re-elected teachers include Miss Na Muirean, L. Belle Sheehan and Sara West. Treasurer Charles F. Walz tendered his resignation effective July 1 with a successor to be elected next week.
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J. P Powers
Central Covington
A. Collins
Covington
Misses Na Muirean
L. Belle Sheehan
Sara West
Charles F. Walz
Elena Tne
Geotha
Land Transfers In Covington And Latonia Reported
Theodore Heinen transfers to John H. Groenefeld on Tenth street Covington for Elizabeth H. McGill Lot 408 Taylor addition Latonia for 100 dollars Emma Schute sells to Bernard Brinkmann 25 by 8 feet on Bullock street Covington for 1000 dollars Philippine Wiest transfers to E M Grief 20 by 110 feet Covington Dry Creek road Kenton County for D A Glenn to George C Garter 33 by feet Franklin street Latonia for 125 dollars Erlanger Land Syndicate sells to Otto C L Schneider Lots 9 and 96 in Elsmere for 137 dollars
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Theodore Heinen
John HH. Groenefeld
Tenth Street
Greenup
Prospect Avenues
Covington
Ls R. L. Bind
Elizabeth H. McGill
Taylor
Latonia
Mai Emma Schute
Bernard J. Brinkmann
Bullock Street
Philippine Wiest
E. M. Grief
Dry Creek
Kenton County
Fore
D. A. Glenn
George C. Garter
Franklin Street
Erlanger Land Syndicate
Otto C. L. Schneider
Elsmere
US leads world in coal output as 1900 closes
Official reports show the United States produced a record 267,542,444 short tons of coal in 1900, up about 6 percent from 1899, with Maryland Oregon and Idaho among states recording declines. Pennsylvania's anthracite fell due to a strike while bituminous output rose.
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United States
Edward W. Parker
United States Geological Survey
Maryland
Oregon
Idaho
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Alabama
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Michigan
Utah
Kansas
Kentucky
Great Britain
Credit Men Meet in Cleveland for National Convention
Business men from across the nation with $1.5 billion capital attend the opening session of the National Association of Credit Men convention in Cleveland. President John Field presides as Mayor Johnson welcomes delegates. Six new local credit groups formed last year, bringing 30 branches and 3,572 members. William H. Hotchkiss delivers talk on Legislation as 350 delegates attend. The group plans a unified revision of bankruptcy laws.
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Cleveland
National Association of Credit Men
John Field
Philadelphia
Johnson
National Association
Wm. H. Hotchkiss
Buffalo
Rumor of Ironwood Tornado Wrecks Milwaukee Airwaves
In Milwaukee a rumor circulated that Ironwood Michigan was destroyed by a tornado but verification failed. Officials reported a violent storm that evening blew down telegraph wires severing communication north of Stevens Point and cutting telephone lines.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ironwood
Mich
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Stevens
Commencement Address Delivered by Prof E M Keller
Chatfield Boxwell commencement was held in the public school hall Tuesday evening. Prof E M Keller of Heidel berg University Tiffin delivered the address. The class included Howard Haman Logan h Agnes Brose Blanche Bahn Charles y and Minnie Mohrhoff Cranbery Karg Clemence Kibler Arnold B Rockey and Ross Cook Chatfield.
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Chatfield Boxwell
E. M. Keller
Heidelberg University
Tiffin
Howard Haman
Logan H
Agnes Brose
Blanche Bahn
Charles Y
Minnie Mohrhoff
Cranbery Karg
Clemence Kibler
Arnold B. Rockey
Ross Cook
Chatfield
Travelers Depart for Europe and Washington
Monte L. Green left for London and the continent last evening. Alta Huddleston returned for a month in Asheville North Carolina. Alex Kennedy departs today for Washington to pursue an old war claim.
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London
England
Iss Alta Huddleston
Asheville
N.C
Alex. Kennedy
Washington
Covington Marriage Licenses Record
Marriage licenses issued in Covington include Carrie Oldham 22 and William A. Fenker 20. Alice L. Huff 15 and William H. Rose 26 are listed with their spouses Mary James 2 and other partner in Covington.
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Covington
Carrie Oldham
Covince
William A. Fenker
Alice L. Huff
William H. Rose
Mary James
Meyers to be Reappointed as Pit Postmaster
A telegram from Kington to Newport states John H. Meyers the pit Postmaster will be reappointed. His term expires this month but the President will not appoint until Congress convenes when Meyers will be named.
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Kington
John H. Meyers
Pit
Wes
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Employers Raise Strike Fund At National Metal Trades Meet
The National Metal Trades Association raised 500 000 dollars to aid a strike committee defending employer interests. Delegates from Chicago and across the West approved a policy to settle hours locally, keeping wages a local matter and creating district bodies under the national group.
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Chicago
Chalmers
English Trades Union Aids The Machinists
In New York the Herald reports that the Amalga mated Society of Engineers in London sent a cable pledge of financial aid to the striking machinists. The American Federation of Labor may tax its 2 million members ten cents each to support the strikers. Iron molders electrical workers pattern makers tool makers and metal workers have offered aid if manufacturers unite against the strikers. Sympathetic strikes on railroads across the United States and Canada are seen as possible.
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the Herald
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London
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Property auction and transfers listed in city notices
The Groot household on Cypress street sold after bidding reached 3325 dollars. A long list of transfers and mortgage filings followed, naming Herman Nuemann Frank Ruppert Grace McHasson Elijah Rifner and many others with parcel sizes and prices across multiple blocks and streets.
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George R. Groot
Ezekiel & Bernheim
Cypress Street
William Walker Smith, Jr
Park Avenue
Solicitor General Richards Visits Tronton With Wife
Solicitor General Richards arrived from Washington to visit his wife at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs B Steece in Tronton O A reception was held for them this evening.
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Kennedy Trial Witness Testimony Struck Out
Kansas City July 12 Judge Wooford struck a strong defense witness Edward Lewis, an insider with the Western Railway Association, from the Kennedy murder case. Lewis testified Kennedy admitted ruining Lulu Prince and promised marriage, then refused to marry her, prompting tips from Nearing and warnings from Lulu’s family. The defense sought to prove Kennedy’s guilt would be negated by a prior promise, while the court moved to silence the transcript.
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Order of Foresters Elects Officers at Canton Meeting
The Slate Court Catholic Order of Foresters in Canton elected officers including Chilf Ranger Michael J. Herbert and Vice Chief Ranger Al C. Lehrmann. Delegates to the August Detroit international convention were named, with term lengths set for two years. The next convention will be in Toledo six years hence, after this year’s meeting.
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Cleveland
al C. Lehrmann
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Columbus
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Cincinnati
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Detroit
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Pittsburg
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Chillicothe
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Washington
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Newark
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Pomouth
Toledo
Rev H Blackford Named President Among Universalist Ohio Groups
In Akron Ohio the Universalist Churches of Ohio held their annual convention at the First Universalist Church with about 200 delegates. Officers were elected for both the Sunday School Association and the Ministerial Association. Midyear church convocation set for November 13 14 and 15. Reverend Hart Blackford of Cincinnati elected president with Rev Lewis Robinson and Rev W M Lawrence as vice president and secretary respectively.
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Eaton
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Norwalk
Indiana Elks Elect Officers in State Session
Indiana Elks in Fort Wayne elected state officers today led by President F. W. Urbakins. Elected vice presidents include H. K. Carrington Evansville first district S. P. Peard Vincennes second F. L. Wilson Jeffersonville third D. L. Watson Terre Haute sixth W. J. Roble Richmond seventh Fallon Indianapolis eighth Henry Koechase. Tenth, James J. Wilson Valparaiso and Werner Wabash listed. twelfth district omitted.
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Evansville
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Terre Os
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Fatal Household Accident In Caldwell Street
Freddie Kuntsman aged 3 of Caldwell Street drank ammonia today and is in serious condition tonight. Dr. W C Huston attends to save the boy’s life.
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Doctor's Cure Promised for Male Ailments
An advertisement from Cook Medical Company touts a varicocele and related male health treatments. The surgeon claims rapid pain relief, reduced swelling, and restored health with a home treatment system. It invites consultations, offers a written contract, and requests symptom details by mail if office visits are not possible.
Earlham College Confers Degrees On Forty Graduates
Commencement exercises at Earlham College in Richmond Indiana awarded degrees to a class of forty. Principal speaker was John Henry Barrows president of Oberlin College. The list includes Earl B Barnes Richmond Raymond Binford Wichita Carl Bowen Lynn Ethel Chand ae Richmond Albert Cowgill Over Clarkson Cowgill Summitville Irving Coe Columbus Catherine Cox Richmond John Dean Westfield Otis Elliott Ridge Farm Illinois Alice Fiske Richmond Chas Fletcher Kansas City Harold Harold Everett Monrovia Lillian Henley Carthage Sadie Hill Nellie Hoffman Valley Mills Nona Kenworthy Bridgeport Ercy Kerr Troy Florence Linchmond John Langston Carmel George Levering Maryville Tennessee Mary Lindley Fairmount Andrew Mary Georgetown Elwood Mendenhall Parker Helen Munger Bentonville Warren Munger Bentonville Sarah Newby Carthage Harold Sanders Brooklyn New York Harvey Schilling Valley City North Dakota Mary Shiveley Richmond Charles Smith Mt Summit Mary Stout Paoli Morris Stout Kokomo Walter Stevens Rushville David Sutton Richmond Maude Taylor West Elkton Inez Trueblood Richmond and C W Wildman Iowa Falls Iowa.
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Wichita
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Summitville
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Columbus
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Kansas City
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Monrovia
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Seene
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Valley Mills
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Bridgeport
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Troy
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Carmel
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Maryville
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Rushville
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Iowa Falls
Sleeping Children Bitten by Large Rat in Portsmouth
In Portsmouth Ohio on June 12 a three month old infant suffered severe injuries from a large rat in its crib while sleeping. The rat appeared later in the room and chewed part of a sleeping boy's ear. Doctors fear blood poisoning could follow for both children.
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Ella Sturley
Another Examination Into Butler Co Affairs
A Special Examiner T J Lindsey filed a report covering the last ten years ending Aug 31 1906. It alleges extensive fee grabbing by nearly every county officeholder. A second petition stemming from Laeney’s report awaits action by State Auditor Guilbert and was granted today.
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Butler County
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Covington Men’s Meeting Set With Song Recital
Services have been arranged for the men’s meeting in Covington next Sunday afternoon. The program opens with fifteen minutes of song followed by a recitation by Master Cleveland Curtis titled Hello. Miss Lillian Evans will sing and Miss Luke May Culbertson will perform Over the Range. Rev J H lish of Christ Episcopal Church Cincinnati will deliver the address.
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Catholic Foresters elect officers at Elwood convention
The State convention of the Catholic Order of Foresters in Elwood closed with Edward Honan of Rensselaer as Supreme Chief Ranger John J Malloy of Hammond as Vice Chief Ranger Fobdphs G Weis of Hammond as State Secretary and MAS Kramer of Crown Point as State Treasurer.
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Edward Honan
Rensselaer
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Hammond
Fobdphs G Weis
Mas. Kramer
Crown Point
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DR. Cook
Butler CO
Y. M.C. A. Entertainment
Andrew Jergens & CO
Woodbury’s
Woodbury's
Andrew Jerpens & Co, Sele Agts
Dept
Gecianztl
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