Ryan Says He Is Sole Owner of Hyde Stock
Grover Cleveland, Justice Morgan J. O'Brien, and George Westinghouse, trustees for the Equitable Life stock once owned by James H. Hyde, met in New York. Thomas F. Ryan declares sole ownership of 502 shares bought for $2.5 million and a trust plan to elect directors was outlined to policy holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Hyde Stock
Cleveland
Commercial Tribune
New York
Grover Cleveland
Morgan J. O'Brien
State Supreme Court
George Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Equitable Life Assurance Society
James H. Hyde
Buckingham
Elihu Root
Paul Cravath
Thomas H. Ryan
Mr. Cleveland
George F. Parker
Mr. Ryan
Hyde
Thomas F. Ryan
Equitable Insurance
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Paul D. Cravath
Digking Makes Two Landings at Ft Monroe Demonstration
In a daylight exercise off Ft Monroe, eight large ships of Admiral Dickins’ squadron formed a circle between Cape Henry and Cape Charles and moved to Bug Light before retreating. Earlier, the Siren landed marines at Marshall Hall and another landing occurred at Ft Hunt near White House, Potomac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
FT. Monroe
Dickins
Cape Henry
Cape Charles
Chesapeake
Washington
Baltimore
Fts
Hunt
Marshall Hall
Army
Ft. Hunt
Potomac
White House
Fort
Attack on Ft Monroe Led by Admiral Dickins Fleet
At Ft Monroe June 16 a forceful assault was mounted by Admiral Dickins fleet. Most of his fighting strength was deployed in a formation similar to Ft Washington and Ft Hunt with torpedo boat destroyers in front, followed by monitors, then the Texas, cruisers and gunboats. The action began shortly after 11 oclock with a close-range and highly dramatic engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Monroe
Dickins
Ft. Washington
Ft. Hunt
Texas
Roof Collapses on Caboose Injuring Brakeman
H. Davis, 23, a brakeman on the C and O line, was badly hurt when a freight train's caboose crashed after a switch struck. The roof was crushed, Davis was thrown inside and landed on a stove. He was taken to his home at 1603 Greenup Street in Menninger's ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Davis
Greenup Street
Menninger
Davis
May Halt New School Plan For Hebrew Union College
The transfer of Hebrew Union College from West Sixth Street to near the University may be postponed another year as funds for the work are not yet raised. The Executive Board will meet in this city next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Union College
West Sixth Street
Winners in Europe trip contest to be announced Sunday
The Commercial Tribune will reveal the contest winners for the trip to Europe in Sunday's edition. The announcement is anticipated by participants and readers following the competition details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Commercial Tribune
Moking
Ohio Traction Plans Full Reinvestment in Cincinnati Service
Cincinnati traction chief W K Schoepf and Ohio Traction president say about 1.938 million from stock sale will fund improvements for local tracks power house and extensions though board approval is pending. Benson Foraker confirms intent and notes broader company interests absorbed may share funding. Public warned to watch for actual allocations and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Schoepf
Cincinnati Traction Company
Ohio Traction Company
The
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Schoeps Controls Board
Schoepf
Benson Foraker
Irwin, Ballmann & Co
Schoepft
Ohio Traction
Scandal Deepens Over Philadelphia City Contracts
In Philadelphia on June 15 Mayor Weaver faced a turning point as Councilman Frank H. Caven’s oath violation hearing revealed that Insurance Commissioner I W Durham is a partner in the McNichol contracting firm. Details show a web of family ties and secret agreements affecting city filtration work and contracts. Resignations of John W Hill and Henry W Hill were accepted and U S Civil Service Commission investigations extend to Clarence Meeser and Elenora Park amid election fraud accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Weaver
Frank H. Caven
I. W. Durham
McNichol
City Contractors
James P. McNichol
Durham
James S. McNichol
John M.mack
D. J. McNichol
Caven
James Caven
John W. Hill
Bureau of Filtration
Henry W. Hill
United States Civil Service Commission
Roosevelt
Clarence Meeser
Internal Revenue
Elenora Park
United States Mint
Meeser
Samuel Salter
Sisters Tie the Knot in Reading Double Wedding
In Reading at the Sacred Heart Church two sisters, Anna and Kate Tobler, wed their respective bridesgrooms Edward Ireland and Noble C. Brewis. The couple plans an extended honeymoon before settling in Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Anna
Kate Tobler
Sacred Heart
Edward Ireland
Noble C. Brewis
Man Believed Run Down On Alexandria Pike
Newport and Highland police sought who passed along the Alexandria pike between 10 p.m. and midnight after Jacob Marqua an aged Cincinnati merchant died in Speers Hospital Dayton from injuries. Police suspect a market wagon or automobile struck him as drivers are often asleep, and believe he was not beaten or robbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Marqua
Cincinnati
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Alexandria Pike
Newport and Highland Police
Newport
Highlands
Harry Deputy
Marqua
Edward Jones Competes For Newport Bridge Collector Post
Two Newport men named Edward Jones claim the bridge collector job at Newport and Covington. One works for Newport Rolling Mill and is backed by Mayor Helmbold. the other works on the L N Bridge and is backed by Bridge Board President Buchert. Both resigned from their posts and say they will assume the office when the time comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jones
Newport and Covington
Newport
Newport Rolling Mill Company
Helmbold
Buchert
Bridge Board
Defense brief contests usurpation at Latonia tracks
The defense in the Commonwealth vs Hunter Lawrence and others filed yesterday to argue there was no usurpation of peace officers powers at Latonia race track. Attorney Harvey Myers represents the defense and Attorney Frank M. Tracy will file a reply in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commonwealth
Hunter Lawrence
McInerney
Latonia Race Track
Harvey Myers
Frank M. Tracy
Graduation at Ft Thomas Highlands High School
The Ft Thomas Highlands High School graduation was held at Highlands M B Church. The program included instrumental and vocal solos by Irene Eisen Schmidt Helen Morris and the Voige duo, an address by Prof F C Hicks, a diploma presentation by H S Thomas and a president’s response by J Taylor Williams, with Mr and Mrs George A Voige performing a final vocal solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas-Highlands High School
Ft. Thomas
Highlands M. B. Church
Irene Eisenschmidt
Helen Morris
F. C. Hicks
George A. Voige
H. 5S. Thomas
J. Taylor Williams
Newport Colored High School Commencement at Park Avenue
The Newport Colored High School commencement will be at Park Avenue School tonight. Rev. Robert B. Nelson of St. Paul P. E. Church will deliver the address. Graduates include Ella L. Howell, George Johnson, Eva B. McConico, Ethel M. Baker, Aurelia Gee, Nannie Littleton. Superintendent John J. Burke to present diplomas. Rev. J. H. Hardin will give the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Colored High School
Park Avenue
Robert B. Nelson
St. Paul P. E. Church
Ella L. Howell
George Johnson
Eva B. McConico
Ethel M. Baker
Aurelia Gee
Nannie Littleton
John
Burke
J. H. Hardin
Grips Wire Loses Fingers In Electric Shock
John Pogue, a colored man, was assisting with a cement sidewalk at Ninth and Banklick streets when he touched a live telephone wire that had fallen across a live electric line. The shock burned two fingers to the bone and doctors at St Elizabeth Hospital amputated them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pogue
Ninth and Banklick Streets
Pogue
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Will of Newport teacher filed names executrix and heirs
The will of Mrs. Elizabeth Venables, longtime Newport public school teacher, was filed in the County Clerk's office. Executrix is her daughter Miss Edith Venables. The 714 Overton Street house goes to Edith Virginia and Jennie Venables share and share alike, and a Terrace avenue Dayton lot is left to Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Venables
Newport
Edith Venables
Overton Street
Edith
Virginia
Jennie Venables
Terrace Avenue
Dayton
Elizabeth
Grand Master Bailey Addresses Newport Lodge Visitors
Grand Master D. L. Bailey of the Kentucky I O O F spoke before William Tell Lodge in Newport last night. He will attend Golden Red Lodge Daughters of Rebekah this evening as the guest of Special District Deputy John Schweikert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Bailey
Kentucky I. O. O. F
William Tell Lodge
Newport
Golden Red Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
John Schweikert
Evangelical Campaign Planned Across Covington Area
A meeting at the First Christian Church will organize an evangelistic campaign across Covington Newport Cincinnati and suburbs. W. J. Wright National Superintendent of evangelistic work will address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Covington
Newport
Cincinnati
W. J. Wright
Big Tax Suit Filed Against Hemingway Glass Co
State Revenue Agent Harrison sues in County Court demanding Hemingway Glass Co show why it should not be taxed on $225 000 of machinery merchandise stocks and bonds not listed for taxes for 1900 to 1904 inclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Hemingway Glass Company
Jury Awards Kribbs 550 For Lost Finger At Crane Lumber
A jury awarded Louis Kribbs 550 in damages for the loss of his right index finger while operating a machine in Crane Lumber Company service. He had sued for 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kribbs
Crane Lumber Company
Eighth Grade to Receive Certificates at Auditorium
Eighth grade pupils will be presented with certificates to the high school at the auditorium this morning. Superintendent Murray of Covington schools will deliver an address. Superintendent Gurney of Dayton schools has accepted an invitation to speak at the Knights of Pythias memorial services in Evergreen Cemetery on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Covington
Gurney
Dayton
Knights of Pythias
Evergreen Cemetery
Commencement Plans at St Walburge Academy
The annual commencement exercises will be held at St Joseph School Hall on the evening of Thursday June 22. A five dollar fine was issued by Judge Roetken in Police Court to May Isaacs for threats against a neighbor. Detective Gaffney recovered a bicycle stolen from a Pike street store. two youths Eugene Brady and Clyde Collins were attempting to peddle it in Cincinnati. Judge Roetken also qualified as administrator of Jeremiah M Pyle’s estate with A C Shepper as surety. Deputy Circuit Clerk Tom Harris will pursue a Master Degree in Masonry at Independence Saturday night. The case of former officer Ben Schweinefuss and candidate L L Creasy for sheriff was continued to next Wednesday on cruelty to a contractor’s horse. John Burns, 10, was badly injured after being impaled on an iron fence and is at St Elizabeth Hospital, reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Walburge Academy
St. Joseph School
Roetken
May Isaacs
Gaffney
Pike Street
Eugene Brady
Clyde Collins
Cincinnati
Oscar H. Roetken
Jeremiah M. Pyle
Seventh Street
Madison Avenue
Third
Scott Streets
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Wedding Ties Mauck to Dr Steenrod in Covington
A grand wedding last evening joined Miss Mary Marcella Mauck and Dr. Lewis McClurg Steenrod of Wheeling in the Masonic Temple Covington. The ceremony featured ornate decor and notable guests from Wheeling Covington and nearby cities with plans to reside in Wheeling. A later notice mentions Hallie Southgate’s engagement to Charlton Brice Thompson at Ft. Thomas and other social events in Covington Newport and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Covington
Mary Marcella Mauck
Eli Robert Mauck
Lewis McClurg Steenrod
Wheeling
W. Va
Messrs
A. Elliott Clarkson
Percy de Camp
C. H. Killinger
Chicago
Jace
Elizabeth Steenrod
Harland L. Jones
Oakland
G. F. Oliver
Andrs. Steenrod
Harland Jones
Percy DeCamp
Lillian Baldridge
Elliott Clarkson
Bessie King Scovill
Herman Bienfang
Emma Ranshaw
Harry Noonan
Katherine Emmal
Lexington
Oliver Murray
Kerr
Rolland Bowen
Clay Wood
Anderson Wood
Bess Singleton
Elwood Cree
George Steenrod
Otis Fisk
Flavel Scovill
F. C. Colwell
John C. Hermann
George Clarkson
David Fee
R. J. Hillenbrand
Mesdames
J. L. Vance
Columbus
C. M. Holloway
J. F. Ellison
Paris
W. Brown
Robert Wise
J A. Henderson
T. S. Calhoun
John Thronburg
Pt. Pleasant
J. D. Park
W. W. Park
W. H. Whiteman
A. E. Clarkson
C. H. Houston
L. H. Brooks
G. A. Brooks
Charles Brooks
Henry Kasson
Ray Hillenbrand
J. Kerr
Theodoric Mitchell
Robert Spencer
H. F. Frisbie
B. D. West
J. W. Baldridge
Shultz Wood
Charles Gentry
Charleston
Rush Williamson
Gus Hampton
Catlettsburg
Harry Percival
Misses Carson
Kyle
Respess
Young
Frisbie
Mitchell
Stannaford
Brown
Brennan
Ebbert
Laidley
Mesdames Kelly
Cecil
Crawford
Swift
J. R. Stewart
Shearer
Patterson
Taylor
Cutter
Cree
Noonan
Wood
Lewis Steenrod
Alexander Steenrod
Platoff Steenrod
Platoff Zane
G. S. Feeney
Keenan
Updegraff
Baird
Steenrod
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
New York City
Harry H. Southgate
Hallie
Charlton Brice Thompson
Methodist Episcopal Church
the Highlands
Ft. Thomas
Aldermen refer Willow Run sewer land donation ordinance back
The Board of Aldermen deferred action on a Willow Run sewer route land donation ordinance. The Internal Improvements Committee must estimate the land value against Bullock street improvement costs and report how much the city should invest within two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Internal Improvements Committee
Willow Run
Bullock Street
Newport High School Graduates 29 in Class of 1905
Twenty nine graduates received diplomas at Newport High School class of 1905 commencement in Park Avenue School Hall. The service opened with an invocation by Rev Otis A Luce. Miss Gera L Dickerson spoke on Characteristics of the Age while Prof Merrick Whitcomb of Cincinnati University gave the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport High School
Park Avenue School
Otis A. Luce
Grace M. E. Church
Gera L. Dickerson
Merrick Whitcomb
Cincinnati University
Bessie
Shelow
Ellsworth Regenstein
R. B. Nelson
St. Paul P. E. Church
Academy Commencement at Notre Dame of Providence
The Academy of Notre Dame of Providence Newport held its thirteenth annual commencement yesterday afternoon. Miss Catherine Lear Ella Murphy and Bertha Carius graduated from the classical course and Miss Mary Haas from elocution. Bishop Maes of Covington distributed the degrees with Miss Darius as valedictorian. An art and needlework exhibit opens in the school building today and runs until June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Notre Dame of Providence
Newport
Catherine Lear
Ella Murphy
Bertha Carius
Mary Haas
Bishop Cc. P. Maes
Covington
Darius
Resignation Triggers Silver Dinner Set for Miss Jennie Rosenbaum
Miss Jennie I. Rosenbaum, private secretary to Collector George W. Lie berth, received a beautiful seventy eight piece solid silver dinner set last evening upon resigning after fourteen years of service. Chief Deputy Collector Charles H. Duty made the presentation in Collector Lieberth s office on behalf of Sixth District Internal Revenue Department employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie I. Rosenbaum
George W. Lieberth
Charles H. Duty
Lieberth
Sixth District
Internal Revenue Department
Bar Association Denounces Meritless Injury Suits
The Kenton County Bar Association condemns organized efforts by certain lawyers to file personal injury suits with no merit. They sent a communication to the Cory ington Manufacturers' Association detailing protest and actions decided by manufacturers against such damage suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Bar Association
Coryington Manufacturers’ Association
Anont
The
Bar Association
Councilman Proposes Street Safety Ordinances In Newport
New port councilman John Schweikert introduces a misdemeanor ordinance banning throwing bells or hard objects in streets and alleys with fines from 1 to 5 dollars. He also seeks a ban on spitting in streets or streetcars. Both measures go to committee. Bids for a twenty year gas franchise are read and referred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schweikert
Newport
Aleys
Dayton High Graduates Read Papers at Commencement
Dayton High School held its graduation exercises in the auditorium last night. Graduates read papers including The Public Schools by Evangeline E. Cooke and Other titles by C Jay Walker Eva Wessel Bertha Rickels John Collins Cordelia Hand Sherwood Lusk Elsie Dillon Mary Towse Allen Icenhower Alma Kruchten and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton High School
Evangeline E. Cooke
Sherwood Lusk
Elsie M. Dillon
Mary E. Towse
Allen Icenhower
Alma M. Kruchten
Republicans Plan Outing At Regenthal Park
The William Riedlin Republican Club schedules its annual outing at Regen thal s Park on August 20. A Committee of Arrangements has been named including C. Willis H. Storch W. G. Brossene Henry Schuler Harry Faulwetter L. Roth J. C. B. Yates Alb in Wolff and George Givens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Winners on the trip to Europe announced by Commercial Tribune
The Commercial Tribune reports winners of a European trip prize. Names of recipients and sponsoring details are provided with dates and travel arrangements.
Mackey Beats Forbes In Ten Round Victory
Special Dispatch reports Biz Mackey of Findlay Ohio defeated Harry Forbes of Chicago in a fast ten round bout here tonight Mackey led from the start and Forbes was saved by the bell in the seventh round
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Mackey
Harry Forbes
Chicago
Forbes
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Lawrenceville
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A. S. Berry
Shaler Berry
Louisville
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Bridge
William Talbot
Katherine Bradley
Elizabeth Kenton
J. 8. Cassidy
Lima
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Brooklyn
Alabama Medical Association
Louis C. Horn
Baltimore Univer
M. C. Wise
A.M
Danbury, Conn
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Dayton High Graduates
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