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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1900

Page

8

Dynamite Found in a Yard and Post Office Salary Increases

Local notes report a dynamite discovery in a yard and detail postmaster salary increases as Covington office becomes first class. Also listed are July August union service dates and speakers at Covington churches. Newspaper promotes Newport library fundraising with Carnegie gift and official approval.

Church Services and Sunday Plans in Local Listings

A slate of services is announced for Madison Avenue Presbyterian St John I E Holy Communion at 7 a.m. and services through 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Fourth Street Christian and other churches post sermons by Rev. Seaman Kidd Watkins Miller and others along with Sunday school and Epworth League times. Property transfers include Louise Mischel to Annie R. Harrie for 32 acres in Kenton County and real estate moves in Ludlow and on Greenup Street.

First Baptist Church Joseph Rennie First Presbyterian Church R. Q. Watkins Union M. E. Church Co. G. Jones First Christian Church J. I. Blackburn Scott Street M. BE H. J. Seaman Fourth Street Christian Church E. L. Southgate Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church George A. Miller C. G. Jones Madison Avenue Austin B. Chinn Fourth Street Eleventh Street Methodist A. Kidd J. W. Mitchell Epworth League Union M. E R. Irving Watkins Grace B. Wiser First Christian Simon Louise Mischel Annie R. Harrie Kenton County William H. Harrison Alice M. Vickers Greenup Street Eighteenth Street Covington Trust Company Elisa Taylor Poplar Street Ludlow

Dynamite Found Leaning Against House in Covingtony Yard

Barney Farrell of Central Covingtony found a piece of yellow wood that proved to be dynamite leaning against his house yesterday morning. He believes the object was placed to blow up his home and cannot explain its presence.

Barney Farrell Central ‘Covingtony

Kate King Released on Bond in Shooting Case

Mrs. Kate King charged with shooting EA Maurer is released on bond signed by H. Thieben. Maurer was only slightly wounded and will not prosecute. The case likely will be dropped unless the grand jury elevates it.

Kate King EA Maurer H. Thieben Maurer

Incorporators Form C N & Mutual Aid Association

Articles filed with the County Clerk announce the formation of the C N and Mutual Aid Association. Incorporators named are T Hogan B J Dolan T E Morley and T J Murray. The group aims to provide sick benefits and mutual aid.

Mutual Aid Association T. Hogan B. J. Dolan T. E. Morley T. J. Murray

Deputy Sheriff Resigns After Club Disbands

James A. Graham resigned as Deputy Sheriff of Kenton County in County Court after the Cuvier Club, which he served as Game Warden, disbanded making the resignation proper in his view.

James A. Graham Kenton County Cuvier Club

Union Meeting Aims to Organize Local Trades

Insurance agents meet at Union Hall tonight to form a union led by John A. Huebner for Kenton and Campbell Counties. Paper hangers plan a separate organizing session at the same venue this evening.

Union Hall John A. Huebner Kenton Campbell Counties

Local notices and civil matters from Covington area

Sister Delphina 23 of Twelfth Street Academy dies of pneumonia. Miss Mary Laidley to christen the new steamer Indiana at Madison Indiana today. Mrs Wieghaus 44 of 55 Willow Street Covington dies. A marriage license issued to W H Elius 38 and Della May Lewis 22 of Erlanger Kentucky. Rev C C Moser 71 suffers stroke, critical condition. Melbourne Kentucky church opening sermon by Rev J W Mitchell. Jury in Hill versus Brenner Brewing case instructed to find for defendant. Sarah Downton fined $10 and costs for pepper attack on Dempsey at Twelfth and Garrard.

Delphina Twelfth Street Mary Laidley Indiana Madison Ind Wieghaus Louis Wieghaus Willow Street Covington W. H. Elius Della May Lewis Erlanger C. C. Moser Berry and Banklick Streets Melbourne J. W. Mitchell City H. Hill Brenner Brewing Company Tarvin Sarah Downton Pence Dempsey Twelfth Garrard Streets

Governor Beck fills staff post with Covington editor

Governor Beckham announced plans to appoint Raymond L. Dollings of Covington to his official staff. Dollings is a newspaperman. Covington residents are urged to read the Commercial Tribune in the June 24 issue for details.

Commercial Tribune Frankfort Beckham Louisville Pap Raymond L. Dollings Covington Dollings

Dayton High School Commencement Held at Odd Fellows Hall

The Dayton High School commencement exercises were held last evening at Odd Fellows Hall with decorated hall and a fine program. Prof. F. B. Alley presented the diplomas as Miss Fannie Lou Reed returns home for summer from college and Charles Porter is arrested by Officer Ortleib for breach of the peace.

Odd Fellywell F. 8. Alley Fannie Lou Reed Charles Porter Ortleib

City Graduates Lead With Top Averages

Miss Henrietta M. Kattkamp and Miss May Brunson posted the highest averages in the city’s graduating class. An Epworth League Bible reading at M. E. Church centered on The Life of Christ. Funeral for Mrs. Fred Krone of Rhensford Street is set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at St. John’s Protestant Church with burial at River Green Cemetery.

Henrietta M. Kattkamp May ’ Brunson Epworth League M. E. Church Christ Fred Krone Rhensford Street St. John’s Protestant Church Rivergreen Cemetery

Closing Exercises Held at Odd Fellows Hall Next Tuesday

St James Parochial School will hold closing exercises next Tuesday at the Odd Fellows Hall. Councilman and Mrs James Fergusson welcome a daughter. An alumni banquet at the president Miss Bessie Clark’s home was a grand success with toasts and a joyful gathering.

St. James Parochial School Odd Fellows’ Hall James Fergusson Bessie Clark

Transatlantic Shipping Movements and Odd Fragments

Maritime notices record vessels sailing and arriving across Hamburg Cherbourg New York Southampton Glasgow Moville Liverpool Naples Genoa Havre and Genoa with ships including the Fuepit Bismarck State of Nebraska Tunisian and Kaiser Wilhelm II Arrivals include Vittoria and La Bretagne plus stray health claims about blood purification

Hamburg Kaiser Friederich New Tonymouth Cherbourg Satlea Fuepit Bismarck New York Utharagine CIA Rotterdam Ottaraues Auguste Victoria Southampton Fuerst Bismarck Glasgow

Fires Break Out At York Street Floral Store And Home

A gasoline lamp ignited at Lester Benson's floral shop on York street and was knocked into the street by Officer Mc Henry who halted an alarm. Lee Davis used a long spout sprinkler as water amusements drew a crowd while Mike Nagel the census enumerator spilled lamp oil on his papers and burned them, forcing him to redo his reports.

Lester Benson York Street Officer McHenry Lee Davis Mike Nagel

Accident at the Newport Rolls Mill Injures Worker

Charles Reeder of 316 West Sixth Street suffered severe foot injuries after a load of sheet iron on a nearly five ton truck shifted and a portion of the top collapsed. Colonel Ariétens dispatched help and an ambulance was summoned for treatment. He is laid up but not crippled, officials say, with medical care ongoing.

Charles Reeder West Sixth Street Newport Rolls Mill Ariétens Phythian

Christian Church Services Tomorrow and Evening Sermons

Rev W Amaldson will speak on Gods Image Lost and Found in the morning and on The Gift of Gods Love in the evening with baptism. Rev Charles Darsie of Fifth Street Christian Church will present A Fatal Mistake in the morning and Hot and Cold Tongue in the evening. Special services at 8 p.m. at York Street Congregational Church with Daughters of America and Junior Order of Mechanics of Licking Valley attending. Rev Heckman will preach.

Christian Church W. Amaldson Charles Darsie Fifth Street York Street Congregational Church Daughters of America Junior Order of Mechanics of the Licking Valley Wi Heckman

Prominent Republicans Depart for Philadelphia Convention

Several prominent Republicans leave tomorrow for Philadelphia to attend the Republican convention. George W. Lieberth, Postmaster Meyers, and Chief of Police Locke head the list with Mr. E. C. Remme of the German National Bank already in Philadelphia. Meyers is selected to fill a National Committee post.

Philadelphia George W. Lieberth Mbyers Locke E. C. Remme Meyers

Night watchman arrested after breach of peace quarrel

William M. Schuey, employed as night watchman at the old bolt works, was arrested on a warrant sworn by J. A. Smith for breach of the peace. The pair quarrelled yesterday. Schuey struck Smith and tried to whip other workers. Officer Hamilton took him into custody and he will be tried this morning.

William M. Schuey J. A. Smith Schuey Smith Old Bolt Works Hamilton

Garrison Organization Formed at Armory Meeting

About thirty ex soldiers attended a meeting at the Armory on York Street to organize a garrison. Captain H. B. Bennett was elected chairman and Otto Rinel secretary. The group named the Wm. Hazen Garrison No. 111.

York Street H. 8. Bennett Otto Rinel Philippines Wm. Hazen

Two claimants seek reward for body found at Coal Haven

Nehemiah Grapevine of this city and John Bell of California claim the reward for finding the bod of A. C. Armacost at Coal Haven. Coroner Higgins will withhold payment while he investigates. Grapevine says he found the body on a hook and forced Bell to assist in pulling it out.

A. C. Armacost Coal’ Haven Nehemiah Grapevine John Bell California Higgins Grapevine Bell

Thieves Attempt Break-In at 305 West Sixth Street Vest Factory

The house of Bernard Brahms at 305 West Sixth Street was targeted by burglars in the early morning. Brahms awoke, prompting the thieves to flee. entry was attempted via the cellar at the vest manufactory.

Bernard Brahms West Sixth Street Brahms

Estate Awaits Earl Glover in Zanesville

Postmaster Meyers received a letter from Dawson Glover seeking news of his brother Earl Glover who disappeared after the Civil War with Sherman’s army bound for Louisville. Efforts will be made to locate Earl in the city.

Andrew Carnegie Teas Son Skibo Castle Ardgay N. B Albert Silva Public Library Newport Carnegie R. A. Franks Pittsburg Jas Bertram Scotland Earl Glover Zanesville Meyers Dawson Glover Earl Sherman Louisville

Delegates Return from Louisville Convention

Delegates arrived home last night after the Louisville gathering. The Sheriff who won in Louisville is overjoyed while opponents vow to defeat him for future nominations. The Sheriff will attend the Kansas City convention.

Louisville Kansas City

Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company Pays City Taxes

The Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company owner of the L N bridge paid six months city taxes totaling 4826.88, the largest amount paid into the City Treasury by any corporation that year.

Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company L. & N. Bridge

Marriage Licenses and Local Realty Transfer Report

Charles A. Clark and Alice Lions of Newport received a marriage license. Belle Fultz Lot 12 in Burton Hazen's Dayton addition changed hands for 200 dollars. Grace M. B Church hosts a June 19 music festival presented by Miss BE A McAvoy with songs by Miss Flora McIvor Smith. George Keller, a Monmouth Street feed merchant, is back to mobility after a recent runaway accident.

Charles A. Clark Alice Lions Newport Belle Fultz Burton Hazen Dayton BE. A. McAvoy Flora McIvor Smith George Keller Monmouth Street

Newport Interest in Sunday Tribune's June 24 edition

The Commercial Tribune reports that Newport readers will find the Sunday edition of June 24 particularly interesting.

the Commercial Tribune Newport

Railroaders Coming to Cincinnati on Pleasure Trip

Eighteen hundred L. and N. Railroad shop workers from Louisville will visit Cincinnati today for a pleasure trip. They arrive at noon on three special trains and depart after midnight, with a local committee guiding tours of the city.

Commercial Tribune Oil City Warren Morgantown Brownly Oudy Wheeling Ben Hur Parkersburg Avalon Marietta Bedford Pomeroy Kanawha Pleasant Queen City Lexington Lizzie Bay Geo. Matheson RE. R. Andrews D. T. Lane W. B. Calderwood Andrews Nville England Gallipolis Case Ceres Gate City Keystone State Stanley Manza Portsmouth Pierce Louisville Cincinnati Carrollton Tell City Evansville Falls City Kentucky River H. F. Frigbie Tomffy Ja H. Rees French Lick Springs Green River Mary Lacy John Hopkins Paducah E. Ragon Browne Catro Marmet Lower Serres Neuen Louis Tennessee Finbar Sias Clifton L. &N. Railroad Covington

Yellow fever outbreak near Havana claims three lives

In Quemados eight miles from Havana yellow fever has sickened fourteen people with three deaths. Six remain under treatment and are expected to recover. Two soldiers married to Cuban women recovered after illness. Major Edmunds and his wife were stricken. Captain Ives is in detention hospital under suspicion. Havana city reports only three cases under treatment.

Havana Quemados United States Signal Service Frank Edmunds Edmunds Ives Havana City

Street Railway Workers Highlighted in Commercial Tribune

The Commercial Tribune issue dated Sunday June 24 draws attention to motormen gripmen and conductors on street railway lines noting items of interest and importance for workers and riders alike.

Commercial Tribune

Regional Weather Outlook for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky

Ohio and Indiana fair Saturday with showers in far south Sunday becomes fair and warmer with easterly winds. Kentucky shows showers Saturday followed by fair and warmer Sunday with easterly winds shifting to southeasterly.

Ohio Indiana Kentucky

Temperature and Precipitation Report for Cincinnati 1900

Weather record lists temperatures from 1897 to 1900 with daily and monthly figures. It shows maximums of 94 and minimums around 64 to 66, and notes deficits in temperature and precipitation, including a 0.17 inch daily precipitation shortfall and a 1.78 inch June 1 deficit for the year. Observers credited are S. Bassler and L. F. Rathfall.

Cincinnati S. Bassler L. F. O. Rathfall

Boats Leaving Today on The River Listings

The River timetable shows departures from Pittsburg to various destinations including QUEEN CITY at 5 p.m. Portsmouth at noon, TACOMA at 3 30 p.m., and PITTSBURG at 1 30 p.m. Additional entries note VIRGINIA on June 19 at 5 p.m. and WELLS, WORKUM, and others on June 18 with respective times.

Pittsburg Queen City Portsmouth Pearce Chile Tacoma Louisville Virginia Wells Smoky City Vevay Petersburg Ashland University of Cincinnati Phillips Silver Star Harry Rigdon Silver Star Bowling Club

River Stage Fluctuated Throughout Day with Cooler Showers

River stages measured 9 feet at 6 am, 89 feet at noon, and 8.8 feet at 6 pm. Weather was partly cloudy with showers and a noticeable drop in temperature.

Government Contracts At Cincinnati Dredging and Dredge Bids

Major W H Bixby will accept proposals until July 19 to excavate a channel through the rock bar at the mouth of the Licking River opposite Cincinnati. Bids open June 18 for a towboat tender for Ohio River dredges. Other notices include dredge and iron work bids from engineers in Montgomery and St Louis, and river congestion reports from Pittsburgh. The Queen City shipper sailings and local river traffic update vessels as well.

W. H. Bixby Rock Bar Licking River Cincinnati Ohio River C. F. F Plagleton Montgomery Ala Mason M. Patrick St. Louis Robert McGregor Little Rock Ark White River Lydecker Detroit Coriopolis Pittsburg Coal Trade Journal

Coal Moving by River Barges From Pittsburg to South

A special despatch from Pittsburg notes 100 coal barges with 12 000 bushels each and five steel rail barges plus seventy five coal flats head to Cincinnati and Louisville. The John Moren and Belle McGowan haul rails. 100 barges and 75 flats split among boats including Tornado Cruiser Nellie Walton J C Risher and Fallie. Heavy rains affect the Moriongahels River area with crews deployed to bring in additional tow boats.

Pittsburg Commercial Tribune Ohio River Cincinnati Louisville John Moren Tornado Nellie Walton J. C. Risher Belle McGowan George Shiras Dave Wood Fallie Bellaire Robert McKinley Jim Brown Stella Moren Olivette Moriongahels Allegheny Valley J. B. Finley Steubenville Wheeling W. W.W. O'Neil Boaz John A. Wood Middleport Smoky Guy Charleston

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