Divorced Preble Secretly Marries in New York
Raymond Preble former husband of Mary Andrews Preble reportedly wed secretly in New York last week. The bride’s identity is unknown. Mary Andrews Preble is the daughter of Colonel Joseph A. Andrews, Newport mill owner.
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Newport
Raymond Preble
Mary Andrews Preble
New York
Miss Andrews
Joseph A. Andrews
Preble
Jackson
Mich
Colonel Andrews
Kentucky Woman Called by Death
Mrs. Emma Smith widow of ex congressman John Q. Smith of Ohio died in Burnside Kentucky from a paralytic stroke. Survived by sons Prescott Smith Horace W Smith daughters Mrs William McCune Ellen H Smith a niece Virginia McCune and nephew Quincy Smith the family noted her extensive Middle West Washington and Canada connections. Funeral at the chapel in the cemetery at Waynesville Ohio near Wilmington where she had lived three years.
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Emma Smith
John Q. Smith
Ohio
Burnside
Prescott Smith
Cincinnati
Horace W. Smith
Oakland
William McCune
Kokomo
Ind
Ellen H. Smith
Wilmington
County Committee to Appease State Board on Kenton Tax Hikes
County Judge Stephens appoints a committee to travel to Frankfort on Wednesday to plead against the State Board of Equalization increasing Kenton County farm land assessment by 10 percent and town lots by 4 percent. Members include Frank Tracy Squire Connely ex County Assessor Abele Henry Schroeder and Joe Kaub. Five Covington delegates mayor Beach city assessor Thompson solicitor Hanlon councilman Nordmeyer and Alderman Coyne will also press the case against city property tax increases.
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Stephens
Frankfort
State Board of Equalization
Kenton County
Frank Tracy
Squire Connely
Abele
Henry Schroeder
Joe Kaub
Latonia deed reveals 1104 lots sold for homes
A deed transferred 1104 Latonia Rosedale Division lots from William Riedlin to J T Earle and G A McCracken, with plans for handsome houses and several contracts already in place. The move follows ongoing Latonia development and market interest.
Disease as crime editorial sparks sympathy for hardworking women
A magazine editor argued that disease should be criminal, but the piece condemns blaming the sick or overworked housewives. It notes childbirth and heavy household labor cause weaknesses and urges rest and medical help, promoting Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and his medical adviser as resources.
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Pierce
Benite N. Sre
Warriors from Mingo and Miami Tribes Attend Orphans Home Feast
Four hundred members of the Mingo and Miami Tribes of Red Men, Newport, march from Eighth and Monmouth to Campbell County Protestant Orphans Home in Clifton. The parade is led by a brass band in regalia for the annual gala day drawing thousands from Campbell and Kenton Counties.
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Newport
Eighth
Monmouth
Campbell County
Clifton
Campbell
Kenton
Kentucky
Playgrounds at Covington to Open Next Saturday
The Covington Art Club will reopen the Second and Scott streets playgrounds for the summer. Children will garden under guidance, an outdoor kindergarten may get city support, and a new shelter house plus many toys have been added, thanks to club subscriptions.
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Covington
Second and
Scott Streets
Art Club
Legal challenge over Newport City Weigher election
Martin Claus, a claimant for Newport City Weigher, filed an answer in Campbell Circuit Court against Richard Davis. Claus denies Davis was elected by the General Council or that a joint session elected him, and contests Davis’ bond approval and claim to the office.
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Martin Claus
Newport
Campbell Circuit
Richard Davis
Claus
General Council
Davis
Newport to sue for back taxes on Water Works franchise
City of Newport will seek recovery of 29535.60 dollars paid to the State over nine years for taxes on the Water Works franchise. The Court of Appeals had previously ruled the city liable but now says the 1897 decision was erroneous, noting that Newport Water Works are maintained for public purposes.
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Newport
Court of Appeals
Will of Milton Cook Filed for Probate in Newport
The last will of Milton Cook is opened in county probate. He leaves all real and personal property to his mother Lucretia Cook for life, then to his son Charles. Executrix named is Lucretia Cook without bond. will dated December 23, 1902, witnessed by Oscar Gray and E W Hawkins Jr.
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Milton Cook
Newport
Lucretia Cook
Charles
Oscar Gray
E. W. Hawkins, Jr
Suit Seeks Damages Over Kenton Loan Company Mortgage
W A Worthlin sues for 3600 damages in Covington Circuit Court alleging BE W Applegate as Kenton Loan Company manager sold furniture mortgaged to the company in February despite full repayments under the chattel mortgage. W H Bottger is named a party and Worthlin seeks disclosure of all Kenton Loan Company members and judgment for the damages.
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BE. W. Applegate
Kenton Loan Company
W. A. Worthlin
Covington
Worthlin
W. H. Bottger
Applegate
Mountaineers Bound Over After Counterfeiting Case
Simon Frost and Stephen Baker were arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Mays in the Kentucky mountains. They appeared before Commissioner John Menzies in Covington on the charge of passing a counterfeit $2 bill as a $10 bill. They were held for the Federal Grand Jury with bail denied and sent to Newport Jail. Andy Watson, charged with making counterfeit silver dollars in Latonia, was also committed to Newport Jail to await grand jury action.
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Simon Frost
Stephen Baker
W. M. Mays
Kentucky
Covington
John Menzies
Newport
Andy Watson
Latonia
Highland News and Community Notes
Herbert Barnes a Kentucky State University student visits family in Highlands. A Volunteer Fire Department special meeting at Chief White’s home considers several new members. Children’s Day planned at Highland M. B. Church with Rev. J. P. Strother presiding. Mrs. Hattie White returns from Key West visiting relatives. Gladys Ross and L Hhomideu depart for Louisville for a vacation. Lincoln and Andrew Donaldson host Inverness Country Club ball on June 25. large crowd expected.
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Herbert Barnes
Kentucky State University
Highlands
Chief White
Highland M. B
J. P. Strother
Hattie White
Key West
Gladys Ross
L’hommideu
Louisville
Lincoln
Andrew Donaldson
Inverness Country Club
Covington Grocers Challenge License Tax Ruling
Three Covington grocers John Dalheim John Taylor and John Seppenfeld sued in Kenton Circuit Court seeking to block enforcement of a license tax. They argue their delivery wagons used free of charge for groceries are not taxable and will appeal to higher courts to settle the issue.
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Covington
John Dalheim
John Taylor
John Seppenfeld
Kenton
Thornton
Read
Odd Fellows Mourn Losses In Campbell County
The Odd Fellows of Campbell County hold a memorial at Evergreen Cemetery for departed brothers. Newport lodges such as Golden Rod No 32 and Martha Washington Rebekah No 33 join, with other groups including Bond No 219 Dayton and Bellevue No 308. Daughters of Rebekah decorate graves followed by a program with Brookbank Quartet, a Grand Representative from Louisville, and Rev J P Whitehead delivering the closing.
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Odd Fellows
Campbell County
Evergreen Cemetery
Newport
Golden Rod
Martha Washington Rebekah
Newport Rebekah
William Tell
Noah's Dove
Bond Lodge
Dayton
Golden Rule
Bellevue
Daughters of
Rebekah
Brookbank Quartet
Our Order
John L. Gaunt
Louisville
J. P. Whitehead
Burglary Foiled as Officer Fires at Thieves
Patrolman Tim Crowe of Ludlow surprised two burglars ransacking Kin ney's barber shop on Carneal Street at 3 am Saturday. As they fled through the back door they outpaced him and escaped. Crowe fired four shots. burglars took about $10 and cigars, dropping most during the scramble. Entrance was gained by forcing a transom window.
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Tim Crowe
Ludlow
Kinney
Carneal Street
Crowe
Newport News in Brief Describes Local Notices and Events
Desirable desk room for rent in The Commercial Tribune office opposite the Courthouse. Wiedemann Mutual Aid Society picnic set for June 23 at Tuxedo Garden. Death of John Banderman of Cincinnati formerly Newport. Funeral tomorrow afternoon. J B Hasselbrock fractured wrist after ladder fall. J H Williams injured with broken arm from six foot ladder. Colonel Donaldson and two sons and Frank McHenry to Canada for two months. Kentucky Colonels vs Cincinnatus at Bellevue Ball Park at 3 p m. Lafayette Council Y M I will hold a social Monday night. Lydia Delano executrix to settle with Master Commissioner and sell estate per Cahill will. Fire Chief Lew Krebs honored with gold badge. Mayor Helmbold presided. Immaculate Conception School closing exercises Monday. graduates named Ruth Roll Bertha Greisner Ella Costigan Clare Curran Helen Fischer Willie Schnelle Warner McKiernan.
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Newport
Commercial Tribune
Wiedemann Mutual Aid Society
Tuxedo Garden
John Banderman
Race Street
Cincinnati
J. B. Hasselbrock
Washington Avenue
Dr. Bock
J. H. Williams
Monmouth
Eighth Streets
William M. Donaldson
Frank McHenry
Canada
Kentucky Colonels
Cincinnatus
Bellevue Ball Park
Helmbold
Immaculate Conception School
West Fifth Street
Ruth Roll
Bertha Greisner
Ella Costigan
Clare Curran
Helen Fischer
Willie Schnelle
Warner McKiernan
Manhattan
Walnut Street
Dayton
Kentucky
Funeral services for Wilbert Schaefer held at home
The funeral for Wilbert Schaefer two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Schaefer will be at the family home this afternoon at 2 o clock. Warren Baker of St Paul visiting relatives in Sixth avenue and will stay several days. Edward Tieman of Knoxville Tenn formerly of this city visiting relatives and friends here. A special Alumni Association meeting of the high school will be held Monday evening in the High School Building. Prof. Gurney of the public schools will leave Monday for his farm at Mayfield Ky for the summer.
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Wilbert Schaefer
Reuben Schaefer
Warren Baker
St. Paul
Sixth Avenue
Edward Tieman
Knoxville
Gurney
Mayfield
Grace Fishwick
Irene Palmer
Margaret Cordes
Carmel Kennedy
Ruth Morrison
Elsie Hesker
Helen Smith
Freda Zigns
Frances Hammel
Emily Fishwick
Mary Fishwick
Ed Fishwick
W. B. Dunham
Madisonville, CO
C. B. Cordell
Fifth Street
Alonzo Curtis
McCrea-Benedict
College Hill
Cathryn Cecile Reynolds
Richard Reynolds
John McQueen
Elmwood Place
St. Charles Borromeo Church
Father Dottman
Margaret McQueen
West Second Street
Mabel Mason
Rose Pilhashy
Walnut Hills
Hazel Hammel
Carthage High School
School Hall
Charles Fillmore
Ruthe Belle Cole
Amy Eleanor Babbs
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Hazel Ray Hammel
Guy Potter Benton
Miami University
Oxford
B. Hammel
Carthage School Board
George F. Barber
Dondero
J. W. Jones
Deaf and Dumb Institution
Columbus
J. P. Wood
Amphian Quartet
Covington
Ed Glancy
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Wilson
Linden Avenue
Emma and
Lora Henry
Ripley, O
Margaret Binnert
Katherine
Adams
Jere Davin
Mildred Draddy
Newport
M. F. Malloy
Lou Stevenson
Mabel
Alleghany City
Thomas Mangan
Spruce Street
Alex. Bonnell
Jackson Street
Will Smith
Northside
Elizabeth Critchell
Mary Critchell
Avondale
Edna Stover
Alfred Rickman
Hester
Wyoming
Albert Cordes
Will Vaughn
Harry Duncan
Dorothy
Madisonville
Ed Scheer
Hazel] Hammel
Stella Woods
Ruth Miller
Blanche Murray
Roxie Reyes
Carolyn Latimer
Ryrie Cole
Amy Babbs
Alda Connett
Celia Matre
Justine Hausman
Pearle Jolliffe
Marie Warren
Kuhn
Louise Scheerer
H. Zerfey
Charles ‘Wilson
Miller
Ross
Phillips
Williamson
Leslie Raine
Stanley Jones
Albert Seekatz
William Wheaton
Oliver Brackman
Albert Poggendick
Charles Stadman
Paul Haye
Ladine Hill
Stewart Haines
Charles Williamson
Rolla Haines
George Hutton
Leonard Kettles
Walter Woods
Madge Stackhouse
Brooklyn
N. Y
Will Millar
Congressman's Skylight Fall Proves Fatal
Special Dispatch reports from Washington that Georgia Representative Lester died at 6 22 p m after being injured yesterday when he fell through a skylight. The incident occurred during a routine event at the Capitol.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Lester
Georgia
Miss Edith Reemelin Hosts Shower for Jessie Brown Bride
Westwood society records a Knox shower for Miss Jessie Brown before her June 27 wedding to Dr. Frank Kelly of Norwood. Guests included Clara Lewis and many local families. A separate lawn party followed and other residents attended events, travels, and congratulations.
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Edith Reemelin
Jessie Brown
Frank Kelly
Norwood
Clara Lewis
Williams
Eggers
Roger Taylor
Edith Oehlman
Carrie Oehlman
Nina Hildreth
Ida Hildreth
James Curtis
Sue Williams
Mae Hatfield
Mae Getzen
F. Leslie Stuer
Charles Caldwell
Little Miami
Loveland
Hazel Mitchell
Pearl Berninghaus
Ethel Caldwell
Eddie Beake
George Cramer
Walter McFadden
Starr
Caldwell
Ducischer
H. Hoffeld
Joseph Scheid
Paul Schirmer
Fahrenbruck
Frank
Elsie Becker
Nettie Scheid
E. R. Schmitz
Bellevue Church and School Socials and Outing Plans
Arrangements for the Trinity Lutheran and M. E. Sunday Schools annual outing will be set at Tuesday’s committee meeting. Prof. John Maddox leaves for Alexandria Ky to stay several weeks. A lawn fete is planned June 28 at Mrs. George Emig’s Van Voast avenue home. First Baptist Church social honors Rev F H Johnston who resigned for Birmingham Ala. Bellevue High School Alumni Association hosted a reception and dance for the graduating class at Balke’s Opera House with about 125 in attendance and faculty. palms decor and refreshments featured.
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Trinity Lutheran
M. E
Committee of
John Maddox
Alexandria
Trinity Lutheran Church
George Emig
van Voast Avenue
First Baptist Church
Ideal Hall
F. H. Johnston
Birmingham
Ala
Bellevue High School Alumni Association
Balke’s
Opera House
Erlanger Social News Highlights And Local Visits
Russell Rawson celebrated a sixth birthday with pink decorations ices and cake as friends gathered. The Ludlow High School Alumni hosted a hay ride and dance at Cypress Lake. Mrs. Charlotte Taylor left for New York to spend the summer. Nearby families and guests moved between Erlanger Charlottesville and Covington for visits and entertaining engagements.
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Russell Rawson
Evelyn and
Katharyn Scott
Margaret Terrill
Rose Gale
Mary Elizabeth
Statira Childress
Laura Frances Rogers
Mary Helen
Leida Buckner
Nancy Taylor
Mary Alice Stevenson
Emily Rogers Coleman
Masters Dwight Taylor
Nelson
Allen Webb
George Gale
Robert
Harry Slater
Ludlow High School
Cypress Lake
Charlotte Taylor
New York
T. J. Stevenson
Frank E. Earl
Charlottsville
J. D. Cobb
Crescent Avenue
Owen County
Mesdames
P. H. Shearer
W. T
Georgetown
Prudence
Jolly Nine Euchre Club Meets at Mrs Brune Home
The Jolly Nine Euchre Club gathered at Mrs J Brune's home last Wednesday with pretty favors awarded to Mesdames H Thaman G Gemeiners and J Murphy Mrs G Gemeiners will host next. Presbyterian ladies hosted by Misses Kemper at Elmwood Place for an all day meeting.
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Jolly Nine Euchre Club
J. Brune
Mesdames H. Thaman
G. Gemeiners
J. Murphy
Tower Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Europe
Elmwood Place Solo and Afternoon Clubs Win Prizes
The Solo Club met at Mrs. William Tebbin's home with winners Mr. and Mrs. V Knecht Mr. and Mrs. J B Kline Miss Marcella Tieman and Mr. George Tieman Mrs K Grant of Locust street. Carnation Euchre prizes went to Mrs S Smith Mrs John Singer Mrs Zind Mrs Laacke and Mrs Helmstetter. Mrs J Fritz hosted the Afternoon Club with prizes awarded to Mrs Snow Mrs Fritz Mrs Hodapp and Mrs Laacke. Miss Myra Jones of Hyde Park visits Miss Etta Duchemin while Mrs J Whitney of Highlands avenue hosts the Friday Afternoon Club.
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William Tebbin
V. Knecht
J. B. Kline
Marcella Tieman
George Tieman
K. Grant
Locust Street
S. Smith
John Singer
Zind
Laacke
Philippine rebels chiefs surrender ending long Luzon campaign
Manila June 16. Macario Sakay self styled President and Francis Carion Vice President of the Filipino Republic surrendered at the constabulary headquarters. The surrender ends the rebellion in this section and followed influence of Villafuerte a former Sakay official. Sakay described as educated and once supreme head of the republic with a wide staff. A $1 000 reward had been offered for his capture.
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Manila
Macaro Sakay
Francis Carion
Constabulary
Sakay
Luzon
Villafuerte
Republic
Tagalog Islands
Mrs Chadwick 12 Sell Her Effects In Public Auction
Cleveland June 16 In accord ance with the wishes of Mrs Cassie L Chadwick who is now confined in the Ohio Penitentiary all her personal effects which were exempt from seizure by creditors when she was declared to be a bankrupt will be sold at public auction here Wednesday Mrs Chadwicks wardrobe consists of from 300 to 400 dresses including many suits of the most elaborate design and expensive material rare and valuable for garments and a number of cabinets and bedsteads will also be sold the proceeds it is said to be used to liquidate her debts incurred during her trial and subsequent imprisonment.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Cassie L. Chadwick
Ohio Penitentiary
Mc Coy is Found Guilty in Bank Embezzlement Case
In Monticello Indiana on June 16 a jury convicted Thomas Mc Coy of violating banking laws for embezzling 48 dollars deposited in the McCoy Bank at Rensselaer. Alfred McCoy was acquitted. The bank, owned by father and son, failed about a year earlier.
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Commercial Tribune
Monticello
Ind
Thomas McCoy
Alfred McCoy
McCoy Bank
Rensselaer
W. H. Cox
Peruna Promoted For Systemic Catarrh By Doctor Hartman
Dr S B Hartman of Washington DC endorses Peruna as a top remedy for systemic catarrh. A. F. Hawley reports personal benefit for kidney trouble and relief from coughs colds and catarrhal troubles after using Peruna.
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A. F. Hawley
2Th Street
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Washington, D. C
Spring and Summer Catarrh and Peruna Testimonials
The document advertises Peruna as a remedy for systemic catarrh affecting the stomach liver bowels and kidneys. It quotes testimonial letters from W R Callahan of Glenvar Virginia and Joseph Klee of Topeka Kansas praising appetite restoration relief of head and body pain and kidney liver health after using Peruna.
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Hartman
Joseph Klee
E. 4Th Street
Topeka
Kan
Peruna
Benson Reacts as Not a Darned Fool Senator from Kansas
Washington dispatches report Senator A W Benson of Kansas denial that he called for Senate reform or claimed honesty in the chamber. He says the idea he is a reformer is a lie and jokes about his Kansas suit while being introduced as Burton's successor.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
A. W. Benson
Kansas
Joseph R. Burton
Western Dispatches
Senate
Mr. Benson
Senator Benson
Cascaret Cure Promises Relief For Constipation
An 19th century advertisement touts Cascaret as a direct tonic for bowel muscles. It claims to strengthen digestion without griping or habit formation and promotes a pocket size box of six candy tablets sold for ten cents, labeled CCC by the Sterling Remedy Company.
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Dr. Cascaret
Sterling Remedy Company
CCC
Free to be Friends Bonbon Aes Trinket Scene
A garbled note describes a decorative gold-plated bonbon item in colors set on a SF dressing table. It mentions stamps and a trinket loaded for Marietta Mace, with a stray address line referencing Campane Dor and Yorks.
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Marietta Mace
Seyaan
Campane
Cicaae Dor Flow
Yorks
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