Delegates to Republican convention shape Kentucky race in Louisville
In Kentucky the state and Kenton County Republican forces rally to name delegates for the June Louisville convention. A. E. Willson is favored to capture most Louisville delegates, though Jefferson County opposition could threaten. Kenton County mass convention proceeds at Turner Hall with 63 delegates likely to be instructed for Willson.
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Louisville
A. E. Willson
Kenton County
Daniel Hemingway
Turner Hall
Willson
Dying Man in Covington Tells Shifting Life Tale
Police report a dying Palmer in Philadelphia hospital claiming Covington ties and a past as an ex convict burglar. Covington detective says Palmer’s account contradicts local records. He stayed at 118 West Third Street for four years, worked at the Cincinnati College of Music, and was linked to Mary Gallagher. Palmer left five years ago headed toward Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Philadelphia
John Palmer
Quaker City
Palmer
Mary Gallagher
William Booth
West Third Street
College of Music
Cincinnati
Canada
Covington Churches Schedule Summer Services and Events
Covington area church notes list morning and evening sermons at Shinkle M E Epworth League at Covington Union church services Holy communion at Eleventh Street Church of E M and South Street churches. Presbyterian and Christian churchs host Children’s Day and special programmes. Trinity plans corporate communion tomorrow June 16 to mark English churchmen landing 1607 with services starting 8 45 am Sunday school 9 30 am and sermon 11 am featuring Charles Davis.
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Shinkle M. E. Church
J. A. Browne
Covington and
Epworth League
Fred.Carr
White Water Park
Union M. E
Fifth
Greenups Streets
G. F. Oliver
Eleventh Street
M. E. Church, South
Arthur T. O’rear
Scott Street
M. E. Church South
J. B. Adams
First Presbyterian
J. L. Blackburn
Presbyterian Mission Chapel
Highteenth
Edwards Streets
Fredrick A. MacMill
America
Tharles Davis
Barytone
Covington Notes Focus on Local Obits and Events
Obituaries report Matilda Swartout aged 11 and John Trentman aged 72 dying in their homes, with Marie Heney’s remains to be transported to Morning View Kentucky for interment. A fire caused 100 dollars in damage to John Grothaas’s stable. Flag Day observances and Covington schools closing for summer are noted, along with The Sentinel suspending publication. Alumni banquet for Covington High School extends to current graduates in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda A. Swartout
George and
Elizabeth Swartout
Russell Avenue
John F. Trentman
East Fifth Street
Marie Heney
Stewart Avenue
Morning View
John Grothaas
Madison Avenue
Martin Street
Covington
Henry Tarvin
the Sentinel
Covington High School Alumnus Association
Scottish Rite
Cincinnati
Narrow escape as Horses nearly strike child in Ft Thomas
Catherine Cotts three-year-old, daughter of William Cotts of Ft Thomas avenue, narrowly avoided being run down by horses hitched to a fire wagon during a drill. Her playmate Freddie Coddle grasped her and pulled her back just as the team passed.
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Catherine Cotts
William Cotts
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Freddie Coddle
Death Notice Sparks Family Search For Edward Schaeffer
Parents in Newport report their son Edward is missing after a false death claim from a stranger in St. Louis. Police confirm Edward left St. Louis years ago and ran a restaurant there after earlier gold mine work in Klondike. Authorities continue efforts to locate him with no trace found by late last night.
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Edward
St. Louis
Alex Schaeffer
West Fourth Street
Newport
Schaeffer
Sgaim
Lickert
Edward Schaeffer
Klondike
Lockjaw Victim Frank Meyers Shows Recovery Hopes
The patient brought to Speers Hospital with severe lockjaw has improved markedly. He previously suffered convulsions for two days and could not share family details. He recalled only a sister as a relative and could not locate her. An accident last Monday left a piece of iron piercing his chin. he was found unconscious on a Ft. Thomas streetcar.
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Frank Meyers
Speers Hospital
Meyers
Ft. Thomas
Newport News in Brief
Charles S. Osgood of Union Theological Seminary New York visits Newport with Rev. F W Fisher of Grace M E Church. Naoma Lodge No 6 officers named led by President Mrs Plettner and others. John Miller 65 Civil War veteran dies in Good Samaritan Hospital. funeral Monday at Costigan morgue. Newport High alumni banquet held at Spiritualists temple Overton street. Campbell County Protestant Orphans Asylum feast tomorrow on asylum grounds. Henry Borches sent to state penitentiary for three years for breaking into Melbourne carriage factory and stealing tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Osgood
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Newport
F. W. Fisher
Grace M. E. Church
Naoma Lodge No. 6
Order of Shepherds of Bethlehem
Plettner
Peter Enslen
Kate Brauitz
Biltz
Mary Enslen
John Miller
Good Samaritan Hospital
Costigan Morgue
Fourth Street
Newport High School
Spiritualists’ Temple
Overton Street
Campbell County Protestant Orphans’ Asylum
Henry Borches
Melbourne
Church Notes From Newport Run On Sunday Services
St Mark s Evangelical Lutheran led by Rev H W Hanshue offers public worship at 10 15 am with a sermon A Prayer of Deliverance Vesper at 7 30 pm on The Reign of Commercialism Sunday school at 9 am Junior League at 2 30 pm Parables of Jesus Courtland Foulks leads Grace M E and Central Christian Church list morning Life of Faith evening Debts and Debtors Lucy Desha to sing L K Schwartz directs choir Rev Charles Sumner Osgood preaching at Grace M E on Aaron s Excuse Children s Day planned for Sunday June 16 at Taylor Street Methodist including organ prelude processional songs readings and graduation exercises Salem German M E Church German service at 10 30 am consecration and 7 45 pm Nast memorial service marking 100th anniversary of German Methodism York Street Congregation Church notice incomplete
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran
H. W. Hanshue
Jesus
Lucy Desha
L. K. Schwartz
Grace M. E
Charles Sumner Osgood
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Aaron
Taylor Street Methodist Church
Mary Crates
J. W. Crates
Imary
Salem German M. E. Church
R. Pl
Opera at Chester Opens Sunday with Fortune Teller
Chester Park announces the debut of The Fortune-Teller as its summer opening. The weeklong run is sold out in advance with strong advance sales. A vaudeville bill and acts like Carita Rinaldo and Laurent the magician are featured, plus a Kentucky Socialist outing with speeches and ticket nominations.
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Chester
Chester Park
Chest& Park
New Chester
Chester Free
Carita
Rinaldo
Sharpe Brothers
Southland
Laurent
Coney Island Booking Shifts Kennedy Wild West Show
The Coney Island Company moved the Kennedy Wild West and Indian Show to start a week earlier. It will open next Saturday at Coney Island on Eagles' Day and run three weeks through Mullins Day and the Fourth of July.
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Coney Island
Coney
Duckworth Club Big Powwow Draws Prominent Citizens
Rain or shine at Coney today the Duckworth Club gathers for a long outdoor program. Hundreds of prominent citizens hold tickets for the day and the Queen and Princess will appear late to attract crowds. Early events showcase local notables booked for the day.
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Coney
Duckworth Club
Opening of the La goon delayed by cold weather
Manager Weaver of the La goon has postponed the opening due to continued cold weather.
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Weaver
Church Services and Sermons Listed Across Local Congregations
Rev E E Bigelow presides at First Presbyterian with morning sermon The God We Know at 11 00 and evening Personal Problems at 17 45 Sunday school begins at 9 30. The Rev J P White leads Morning service with The Fashion of This World Passeth Away and evening God s Remembrance at First Presbyterian. St Paul s Episcopal Church offers Holy Communion at 8 45 and morning prayer with sermon by Canon McGrath at 11 00, followed by evening prayer and sermon by Curtis Fletcher at 7 30.
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E. E. Bigelow
First Presbyterian
J. P. Whitehead
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Canon McGrath
St. Paul's Cathedral
Cincinnati
Curtis Fletcher
Kenton Court Notes Sparked by Local Incidents
Arthur Harris a 12 year old colored youth was arrested for tapping a till at Mrs Kate Fortmans confectionery on Bankwick street He was arraigned before Judge Stephens and released to the custody of Probation Officer Dick Sanlers Testimony in the F Jelke Sons Company versus Champion Ice Company rotten egg case Youths and adults face charges in a series of local matters including horse stealing loitering and court proceedings in Harbeson division Read more in the Kenton Court notes summary of cases and outcomes.
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Arthur Harris
Kate Fortman
Bankwick Street
Stephens
Dick Sanlers
F. Jelke& Sons Company
Champion Ice Company
Harbeson
George Carter
Knoxville
Tenn
Joseph Katz
Read
Campbell County Courts Hear Divorces and Crimes
Minnie Ripberger filed for divorce from Thomas Ripberger citing abandonment in Circuit Court. Albert Fisk was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary for obtaining property under false pretenses. Joe Deiterman case, charged with petit larceny, was taken under submission. Harry Borsches pleaded not guilty and awaits jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Ripberger
Thomas Ripberger
Albert Fisk
Joe Deiterman
Berry
Fisk
Deiterman
Harry Borsches
Kenton Court Appealed Over Covington Franchise Cases
Attorneys Cassatt Ernst Meyers Paynter and City Solicitor Hanlon argued before the Kentucky Court of Appeals in suits brought against Covington by the Covington and Cincinnati Bridge Company Union Light Heat and Power Company and the Citizens Telephone Company. The actions challenged franchise assessments upheld by City Assessor Thompson and the Board of Equalization. Kenton Circuit Court previously ruled for the plaintiffs and the cases were appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Cassatt
Richard P. Ernst
Harvey Meyers
T.H. Paynter
Hanlon
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Covington
Campbell County Republicans to elect 58 delegates today
The Republicans of Campbell County meet at 1 30 this afternoon in Turner Hall to select 58 delegates for the State convention in Louisville Kentucky next Wednesday. Delegates will endorse Augustus E Willson for the gubernatorial nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Turner Hall
Louisville
Augustus E. Willson
Bible in School Praise At Newport Council Meeting
Newport council members last night approved a resolution thanking Prof. Charles Dabney of the University of Cincinnati for his address to the graduating class advocating Bible reading in public schools.
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Newport Council 21
Charles Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Organists Shuffle Between St Mary's and St Xavier
Professor Alfred Benton resigns as organist of St Xavier Church to join St Mary's Church Covington. Professor Andrew Boex will move from St Mary's to St Xavier to fill Benton's vacancy. Benton takes Gibbs's former post as organist of St Mary's choir.
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Alfred Benton
St. Xavier Church
Sycamore Street
Covington
Andrew Boex
St. Xavier
Benton
B*enton
Gibbs
St. Mary’s Church
Band concerts and parade suspended for flag raising at club
The post yesterday suspended band concerts and the dress parade as the band and a detail of soldiers went to the Cincinnati Country Club to take part in a flag raising. Joseph E. Dexter, a recruit, arrived and was assigned to the Hospital Corps.
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Cincinnati Country Club
Joseph E. Dexter
Alumini association hosts graduate reception at Closson home
The Ludlow alumini association entertained this year’s graduates with a reception held last night at the home of Walter Closson.
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Aluminu! Association
Walter Closson
Weil Band Opens Two Week Zoo Engagement
Weil and his band begin a two weeks engagement at the Zoo starting Sunday afternoon. The group is described as the official musical organization of the St. Louis World's Fair and as one of the nation’s best bands. Carl Ahrendt has been engaged by Mr. Wright Lorimer to create a major character role in his new play. Ahrendt’s long career includes roles in Prisoner of Zenda Janice Meredith and Daughters of Men, with prior work in Shakespearean drama and early American stage, its thirty eight year span noted.
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Weil
the Zoo
Carl Ahrendt
Wright Lorimer
Mr. Ahrendt
Colonel Sapt
James K. Hackett
Zenda
Mary Mannering
Janice Meredith
Ford Stock Company
Frank Mayo
Davy Crockett
Negro soldiers praised by General Burt in Senate testimony
Brigadier General Andrew Burt testified that the Twenty fifth Infantry, composed of black soldiers, was among the best in the United States Army. He praised Sergeant Mingo Sanders of Company B for his veracity and dependability after twenty six years of service. The Senate Military Affairs Committee adjourned the Brownsville inquiry until November 18 to decide on a possible Texas subcommittee.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Andrew 8. Burt
Ohio
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
United States Army
Mingo “Sanders
Senator Foraker
Burt
Senate Committee On Military Affairs Today
Brownsville
Texas
Friends of Russian Freedom Meet at Jewish Institute
Friends of Russian Freedom held a meeting at the Jewish Educational Institute last evening to organize permanently. John Ermann acted as chairman. A declaration of principles adopted by the national group urged the union of Russian sympathizers.
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Friends of Russian Freedom
Jewish Educational Institute
John Ermann
Shadow Club Girls Host Walnut Hills Lawn Fete
Six young Walnut Hills maids of the Shadow Club staged a lawn fete on Gilbert and Lincoln avenues. Donations funded most goods with profits near $50 earmarked for the Fresh Air Fund.
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Shadow Club
Robber’s Victim Found Wounded in Eden Park
Charles A. Hudson 23 of 2146 St James avenue was found by a Zoo-Eden car conductor near Eden Park tracks. He was coatless hatless with head and arm wounds. He told police he was attacked robbed of $9 by a man in Eden Park while returning home and was hospitalized at Jewish Hospital.
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Charles A. Hudson
St. James Avenue
Zoo-Eden
Eden Park
Jewish Hospital
Fairfield tea funds remodel church in progress
The Baptist Church ladies raised a handsome sum from an afternoon tea at Mrs J A Cunningham's residence on Fairfield avenue. Proceeds will be added to the church remodeling fund. The eighth grade held graduation at Trinity Lutheran Church yesterday. A band concert precedes the K I O League game at Bellevue Park tomorrow between Wiedemann and Miamisburg. A Bellevue boat club forms with a large boathouse planned, listing members Will Neuber D Ratliff B Matthews C Cunningham F Nechter C McCormick M Eastman.
Reverend Dickerson to Lead Services at St. John's Tomorrow
The Rev. Edgar H. Dickerson succeeds Rev. Thomas Cook as rector and will conduct morning and evening services at St. John's Episcopal Church tomorrow. Speer's Hospital board completes remodeling and enlargement plans for the institution.
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Edgar H. Dickerson
Thomas Cook
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Speer's Hospital
Illumination on Fourth Street Brightens Night View
Night photographed display windows along Fourth Street offer a tasteful electric advertising appeal. The feature showcases how illuminated storefronts entice pedestrians after dusk and by day. Contact M. 167 for lighting plans from The Union Gas and Electric Co.
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Fourth Street
The
Union Gas and Electric Co
Modern factory site lease and big reconstruction plans
The Day and Night Tobacco site at Plum and Genesee is leased to the Rumsfelder Erlick Company for five years via broker W H Davis. The former tobacco building will be rebuilt into a six story structure costing about 30000 dollars with a late August move in. An adjacent Dandridge and Hunt Streets site will rise an eight story concrete building estimated at 125000 dollars. W H Davis will tear down the Ninth and Walnut location to make space for a large concrete power building. Archbishop Moeller transferred an undivided interest in city real estate valued at 41000 dollars to John Hartlanb’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day and Night Tobacco Company
Plum and
Genesee Streets
Rumsfelder-Erlick Company
W. H. Davis
Tobacco Company
Erlick
Dandridge and
Hunt Streets
Ninth
Walnut Streets
Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
John Hartlanb
Real Estate Transfers and Leases Listing
A dated list shows multiple years long leases and property transfers. Names include Minnie Felsenthal Martha Drach Arthur Kembie Campbell J. McDiarmid William Meyer and others with parcels in Norwood Addyston Hartwell and Price Hill plus Lots 67 68 in J F Mills sub and various blocks along Sherman Avenue Cham bers and Dunlap streets.
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Minnie Felsenthal
Verda Timmers
George Street
Martha Drach
M. M. Maxon
Shiloh Avenue
Telford Avenue
Seescacserees
Arthur Kembie
John O’brien
Bofiner & Hopkins
Norwood
Robert J
Cresap
Jacob and
Dora Cohn
Cedar Grove
L. & B. Association Sud
Campbell J. McDiarmid
R. K. le Blond Machine Tool Co
Frank C. Summer
William Meyer
Short’s
Frances E. Bindley
Irene B. Burdsal
Sam Cloon
Lizzie Stueve
John B. Stueve
State Avenue
Edward Dams
George Luebering
Tell Cottage Grove
Samuel D. Cooper
Sansom M. Cooper
Woodburn Heights
Max J. Max
Annie McLean
Christian Heil
Whittaker’s
Henry ‘T. Timmerman
Mary
Timmerman
Jemerson Avenue
Martha G. Miles
Etta Fitzpatrick
J. F. Mills
Rehnancs Setters Shoes
Sylvia A. de “Camp
Fitzpatrick
J. F. Millis
Hartwell
Henry M. Norris
Dudley
Sutphin
Crawford
Clark
Mary F. Bean
Ebert D. Bean
Moore & Holbrook
John Langfritz
Charles F. Scheffel
Chambers and
Dunlap Streets
Powhattan
S. Beaty
John W. Beaty
Sherman Avenue
McNeill Avenue
A. Lee Beaty
Nor- Mogce
suRbacca
Nicholas B- la Warre
Nichollas la Warre
Arthur B. Howard
M. Lida Howard
Chateau Avenue
Price -Hill
Fredericka Sanker
Edward Sanker
Montgomery
the Real and Improvemient Co
Rodier
Anna Oo Giue
John Ines Gee
Schlueter
Joseph C ci
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court
List of cases filed across Common Pleas Nos. 137,326 to 137,332 including Molloy vs Moric co and Huesman divorce actions, plus 58,291 Superior Court action The J B Sparrow Theatrical and Amusement Co v Grant for 4266.08 on notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Molloy
Peter Moricco
Squire Maus
The
Architectural Stone Company
Charleyer
St. Ursula Literary Institute
Brown County
Denis F. Cash
Margaret Fries
Michael Thinnes
Powell & Smiley
Bernard Huesman
Lillie Huesman
Sparks
Amelia Koehn
August Koehn
G. J. Naayers
Carrollet Company Et al
Harrison
Superior Court
J. B. Sparrow Theatrical and Amusement Company
Cliff W. Grant
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Police
Covington Notes
Hero
Harm’s Way
Stranger
Newport News
Newport Church Notes
Zoo
Lagoon
Ducks
Kenton Court Notes
Campbell County Courts
T. Thomas
Ludlow
Bellevue
Dayton
Frank Herschede Company
Leagt Oite
American Institute of Architects
Heidelberg
Avondale
B. H. Kroger
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
McKeon
North Crescent Avenue
Reading Road
Jesse A. Howze
Rubin Brothers
Nicholas P. Smith & Bros
Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
Commercial Tribune Patterns
Eee Harees
Eac
John G. O'Connell
N. Paul Fenner
Coleman Street
James W. Tebbs
Leonora A. Tebbs
Converse
Matilda Hupp
Harry F. Ernstes
Stevens Matilda Hupp
McMicken
John Hartlaub
Anderson Township
New Richmond Pike
Spencer Township
Perry V. Shoe
M. Henry Mersch
Stephen Kemper
John G Schaefer
J. S. Luckey
Harry
Clifford Patterson
Mary A. M. Hengehold
Garrard Street
Scseersseee Dabenes
Eleanor and
W. Brent
Charles R. Brent
J and
Sallie Rouse
Catherine Rowan
Robins Avenue
Ctr
Beond
Frank
Christina Kinsel
Laura D. Warren
Letitia Street
Ensee
Penelope Ryan
Ellen Ginney
Main Street
West Covington
Albert J. Sandhas
Daniel Bealot
Twentieth Street
Clifon Y
Ay O. Miller
Bernard B
Aprickad
Ofin
Ogat Aparesa
Deees
Oakley Bank
Henry Imann
A Luebbering
Lincoln ‘S
Mollie Delp
Cosmopolitan B
D. Bean
Cottag& B. & L. Co
Ecey Township
Cp PE
Bernard Gilbert
Foss-Schneider
Brewng
Weber
Frank Krehe
Idass. Smith
Colerain B. & L. Co
Common Pleas Court
Waltham Watches
Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
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