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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1901

Page

3

Peruna endorsements from society women in Columbus

Society ladies share experiences with Peruna Medicine Co. endorsements from Janet Wilson Garre and Mattie L. Guild highlight Peruna as an effective remedy for catarrh and female illnesses. Testimonials note quick relief from joint soreness and respiratory catarrh with calls to address pelvic and digestive disturbances.

Janet Wilson Garre Ohio Musical Club Kansas City Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Mattie L. Guild Ili- Young People's Christian Temperance Nion Chicago, Ill Hartman Hartman. Sanitarium

Preferred Death to Surgeon's Knife

Mrs. Philomena Mundy, 38, of Bellevue Kentucky, died at her brother John Koehler’s home from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after learning surgery was necessary. She had been ill and sought death rather than operation. coroner ruled death by own action. She leaves a husband Sidney Mundy and three children. siblings John, Daniel Koehler and Mrs Jacob Itz.

Bellevue Philomena Mundy John Koehler Fairfield Avenue Knoxville Tenn Sidney Mundy John Daniel Koehler Jacob Itz Newport Higgins

Broken Spoke Will Note Her Absence

Funeral services for Miss Mabel Hanes Jones, Covington High School graduate, will be held at 2 PM today at 1125 Russell Street with Rev. A B Chinn officiating. A wheel shaped floral piece with eighteen spokes will symbolize the loss. pallbearers are five male graduates and honorary pallbearers are the girl graduates. The class will skip a class night. commencement will be held next Tuesday with a vacant chair on stage and a bouquet presented for each graduate.

Mabel Hanes Jones Covington High School Russell Street A.B. Chinn St.John’s Charles Eggleston John Horst Ed Pflueger Earl Farnay Walter Burke Helen Bellmer Daisy Dell Day Grace da Ald Kate M. Hall Nellie 8. Hunt Jor Ette K. Hughey Alice B. Loder Mellie F. K Jeanette W. Singleton 1G. Smith Jane M. Williams Minta Lo Jeanette Youtsey Fellows’ Hall

Bellevue Socials Include Initiation Reception and Postponed Fete

Bellevue Led members met at their rooms at 7 to join an initiation and social session with Newport. The Bellevue and Dayton Christian Church will host a reception for Pastor Rev. J B Jones next Thursday. The Dagehirs of Rebekah postponed their lawn fete due to rain. Prof F Alley returns from Moore s Hill Ind after attending commencement. A wedding is planned for Catherine Blakeney and William T Brossard in New Paris.

Bellevue Newport Bellevue and Dayton Rebekah F. Alley Moore's Hill Ind Catherine Blakeney Wiliam T. Brossard Newparis

First German Library Opens in Covington Public Library

The German department of Covington Public Library will open next Friday evening with remarks by Judge P. Tarvin and Hon. M. Abele. The program features the R double quartet, songs, and addresses by German speakers, marking Covington’s first German library event.

Public Library Covington E. Strubel H- L.rhinock Songuartet Man B Lin The Ohio Trict M. Abele Double Quartet

Covington County Political Notes and Local Transfers

Local Covington items cover Democratic primary candidates for County Judge Coroner Sheriff Clerk and County Assessor. Also noted are divorce cases Rausenberger Goebel and custody petitions, property transfers on Banklick Street, and public notices about court sessions and school changes.

J. P. Riffe Lewis L. Manson Troof Robert Rausenberger Emma Rautenberger Joseph L. Ruh J. KR. Jameson Pearl Goebel Harry Goebel John Boske Cople Chas. Feeney Clieé Covington G. H. Kerper C. P. Biddle Woodside Gus Eninger J. R. Bullock Coun Tarvin Alex, Davezac M. D Bud) McInerney Pelmesy Marcella Spare, Jr Marsella Spare Banklick Street Fifteenth Street Cecil Pence Brick Eystame Lick Tomoorney John R. A Vasasse Covington Stone T. B. Wise Nk Droege Mary Etic Rt Club John Lwey Govington Marana

Stabbed Man Victim In Coal Load Altercation

Felix Polk and David Wakefield, colored laborers on the levee, quarreled yesterday morning while carrying a load of coal to a steamer. Wakefield was stabbed in the chest. the wound is serious. Polk worked at Hammond Street Station and lives nearby.

Felix Polk David Wakefield Wakefield Polk Hammond Street

Charles M Smith Disappears After Bank Fraud Probe

Newport residents report Charles M. Smith, a Sunday school teacher and youth leader, vanished after allegedly cashing a 580 check from a woman claiming kin. He used a Hamilton Ohio address to obtain funds and fled town leaving victims including four teens and a jewelry-store worker. Authorities note failed endorsements and multiple blocked attempts to cash checks.

Charles M. Smith Newport Commercial Tribune Smith Newportational Bank Hamilton,o Newport National Bank Hamilton, O Cincinnati German National Bank First Baptist Church of Net

Young People Grow Older Between Towns

Carl Davis and Maude Haney and William Meyer and Blanche Shay, all of Dayton, Ohio, were married in Newport yesterday by Rev. Chandler of the Taylor Street M E Church after securing licenses by affidavit asserting they were 21. Earlier they claimed 19 in Covington and were refused. Edward Murray, 24, and Florence Mack, 21, both of Covington, also wed in Newport.

Carl Davis Maude Haney William Meyer Blanche Shay Dayton, O Newport Mr.Chandler Taylor Street M. BE Covington Edward Murray Florence Mack

Nominations for Trades and Labor Assembly Officers

The Trades and Labor Assembly nominates officers including President John G. Weaver Vice President H H Bowman J Zehr Recording Secretary William Young Clem Muenpingher Financial Secretaries J F Schmidt J W Mapes Corresponding Secretary and Business Agent Charles Seidner Conductors Samuel Philips J H Moorman Thomas Galvin Warden Henry Schulte J S Field Trustees M D Connolly George Mercy Robert Odigson J Clary Thomas Dool William Egan Minor term notes that one officer's term ends March 28.

The Trades and Labor Assembly John G. Weaver H. H. Bowman J. Zehr William Young Clem Muenpingher J. W. Mapes Charles Seidner Samuel Philips J. H. Moorman Thomas Galvin Eee Eichman Henry Schulte J. S.field M. D. Connolly George Mercy Robert Odigson J Clary Thomas Dool William Egan

Newport Lodge of Elks to Host Initiation and Social Evening

Newport Lodge of Elks will entertain tomorrow evening with an initiation and social session. Two candidates will be initiated and visitors from Cincinnati, Aaysville, and Ovington Lodges are expected. Cincinnati Lodge arrives with a brass band. Newport Lodge plans grand old style hospitality for a memorable event.

Newport Lodge of Elks Newport Lodge Trae Ae.ee Cawaysville Lodge Ovington Cincinnati Lodge Newport Ree Elks

Watch Case Firm Rumored to Enter Trust

A rumor claimed the Wadsworth Watch Case Company had passed into a trust forming in the East. Manager Walton denied any steps yet. Engravers on strike remain hopeful, asserting the trust will pay union wages, and plan a June 23 picnic at Clarke's Grove.

Wadsworth Watch Case Walton Wadsworth Company

Turnpike Tollgate Changes Rumored At Creek and Covington

Rumors say the Creek and Covington Turnpike Company plans changes at tollgates. Captain Charles Houze leaves today to visit his daughter Mrs John Wilson in Indianapolis.

of the Creek and Covington

Pastor Ramsey Officially Steps Down at Baptist Church

A J Ramsey ceased to be pastor at the Baptist church after a meeting of the official board. A Chicago minister was invited and is expected to accept. Rev H B McLandon of Louisville will occupy the pulpit this morning. He is to be heard from tomorrow.

A.J. Ramsey Giinreh Hicago HB. R. McLan Don Louisville

Surprise party honors twenty first birthday in Covington

William Odenwald of 916 Main Street Covington was honored with a surprise birthday party Tuesday evening hosted by many friends. The gathering featured dancing music and feasting with numerous attendees named including Misses Hardebecke Bramlage Pruns Bruns and Jansen among others.

William ,Edenwald Main Street Covington Ee Hardebecke

Covington Marriage of Steidel and Redel

Jacob Steidel aged 21 and Ella Redel aged 19 both of Cincinnati married at Covington by Squire Wheeler with the father present and giving consent.

Covington Jacob Steidel Ella Redel Cincinnati

Divorce Echoes as Lottes Case Returns to Court

In Newport Campbell County Circuit Court the Lottes divorce case saw renewed action yesterday with the attorney alleging Cincinnati detectives intimidate witnesses and prevent a woman named Belle from signing a written statement. He promised sensational affidavits next Saturday. Mrs. Lottes’ counsel filed photographs with depositions against the woman, taken at a Cincinnati resort. The long-running case has produced many claims since the initial filings.

Lottes Campbell County Newport Cincinnati Belle

Dye Fechter Wedding Solemnized in Toledo

Miss Lizzie Fechter and J Frank Dye Jr of Newport secretly wed in Toledo Ohio on a Friday night while she visited her sister Mrs Weigle. The wealthy Newport bride and son of Mrs Cherie Far plan to reside in Range Grave Ill where Dye runs a business.

Lizzie Fechter J. Frank Dye, Jr Newport Toledo Miss. Fechtter Jay Weigle Dye Buffalo Lakes Cherie Monroe Street Rounge Ill

Fusion ticket emerged in Carter County

In Greenup Kentucky on June 16 a fusion ticket of three Democrats and three Republicans was named for Carter County offices. The slate includes Render Lipton for County Judge, Isaac Fultz for Sheriff, Jeff Kiser for Superintendent of Schools, and Sophie Prater for School Superintendent. the named Republicans were defeated in the primary but the ticket is viewed as strong.

Commercial Tribune Greenup Carter County Forounty Render Lipton Iene Carter Iaes Fultz Copek Atta Webb Jaifer Thomas” Kiser Sophie Oven Prater Fultz Wilburn

Couple Married 75 Years Parted by Death in Harrodsburg

Rev. David Bruner of Harrodsburg Kentucky reports his wife Rachel Bruner died at age 93 after a long marriage of seventy five years. He has preached since age 15 and married over 3 000 couples baptized over 5 000 converts and preached more than 4 000 funeral sermons.

Commercial Tribune Harrodsburg Rachel ‘Bruner Bruner New South ,Africa W. Brelock Transvaal Tees River Colony England Egypt Blelock Great Britain Britain Fortunato

Free Examination Granted for Major Hampton

Major Hampton of Winchester Kentucky will receive a free medical exam for appointment as Quartermaster in the Army. He was recently recommended, but a physical test revealed an eye defect. officials urged the president to order a free examination.

Commercial Tribune Washington Major Hampton Winchester Yale

Court orders investment of $85,000 in Swift Works case

In Circuit Court Special, Receiver J. J. Youtsey was directed to invest $85,000 funds in the case Assignee versus The Swift Iron and Steel Works. United States 2 per cent City taxes are now due and payable to avoid penalties.

J. J. Youtsey Swift Iron and Steel Works United States I. R Mutual Aid Latonia John N Aaden Rose Jed Bakeman Ann ‘Arbor

Engine letters stir London papers over Boer War nuisance

London merchants split on whether South Africa or American railway engines pose the bigger nuisance. A Cape Government Railways official visits to study upgrades while American orders and British industry spark debate about who benefits from rail advances and wartime costs.

Commercial Tribune London South Africa America The Times Exter Jonathan Wellington Bank Charles B. Elliott Cape Hemisphere United States England Scotland

Brakeman Feigns Mob Pursuit in Cincinnati Threat Case

Special Despatch from Lexington reports S Kinsey a brakeman for the C H D railroad who, dazed at a railroad yard, believed a mob pursued him. He carried railway union tickets and a Magonic but fled to a station then gave a Cincinnati address at 1202 West Seventh Street. Police detained him for examination as a possible danger to himself.

Commercial Tribune Lexington

Escape From Slavery to Manhood Health by Cook Medical

The Cook Medical Company presents a cure narrative for varicocele and sexual debility. It claims rapid relief without surgery, warns of blood poisons, and promises permanent restoration of vigor through a home treatment system backed by a legal contract and physician endorsement. The address is 616 Vine Street Cincinnati Ohio.

Cook Medical Company Vine Street Cincinnati Ohio Sixth Seventh

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Ijanet Wilson Gaire Mattie Bertha Fischer Appleton, Wis Peruna Hernden Daughters of the Confederacy E. L. Gresham A. C. Jackson Sherman House Chicago Firs Gresham Bert Fisher Jackson Mrs. Mundy Miss Jones West Covington Star Lodge K. of M. KE Jane Dodds Montgomery O. Shel Casas Henry Collifis Bromley Dayton David ‘Bruner Harrodsburg, Ky Hampton Hudson Bay West India Dock Erik Perseverance Lady Head Hudson’s Bay Company Labrador Arctic Ungava Itewatin Hudson's Bay Thames Arctic America Northwest Sault Ste. Marie Michigan Mississippi Valley Hudson Bay Company Lord Strathcona Dominion of Canada Hudson's Bay Company Great Corporation Canada Queen Victoria House of Lords Rs. Wilberforce Chichester Russia Gernard Ar, Naptha Insurance, Nail and Glass Syndicates Chalien DR. Cook Christian Moerlein Brewing CO Leima Brewing CO U.S.A R.J. Patton CO R. J. Patton Co East Fourth Street C. E. Convention U. S Ch&d VIA Chéed 4Th and Vine Streets Bay Miller Illinois Central R.R Beaumont, Texas Oklahoma Memphis Scott Sts Vine, St City J. H.kohmescher & Co Affelhoy Hughson West Eighth Street Sapolio
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