Happy woman praises Peruna for catarrh cure
Ida Murray of Minneapolis and Anna Bryan of Washington D C endorse Peruna as a cure for catarrh and a general tonic. The ad claims catarrh can affect any mucous membrane and invites readers to write Dr Hartman for free medical advice from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
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Ida Murray
Polk Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Anna Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Florida Avenue
Washington, D.C
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Royal Welcome for Elks Draws Big Newport Party
Newport Elks Lodge hosted a festive social with Cincinnati Lodge No. 5 sending 150 members led by a band. Fireworks and sky rockets lit York street as Bellevue Covington reps joined. a postponed initiation was planned for next Monday. a luncheon followed as Kentuckians praised the turnout.
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Newport
Newport Lodge of Elks
Elks
York Street
Cincinnati Lodge
Central
Cincinnati
Old Town
Bellevue
Covington
William L. Lang
John E. Waterhouse
Lohmeyer
Harry Ws
Newport Lodge
Kentucky Boys
Murder charge replaces shooting in Glもの case near Queen City track
Reilly Glenn’s charge was changed from shooting with intent to kill to murder after he shot Dave Mitchell at a barbecue near the Queen City race track. Mitchell died at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Glenn says he acted in self defense during a fight between Mitchell and his cousin Lafe Talbot. A preliminary hearing is set for 10 o’clock today in Judge Brown’s court. Glenn, 27, is married. Mitchell, about 40, lived in Covington where Glenn resides.
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Reilly Glenn
Dave Mitchell
Queen City
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Glenn
Lafe Talbot
Mitchell
Larry Donovin
the Grove
Donovan
Estate of Frank Brown Sold by Sheriff at Newport
The last of the estate of Frank Brown, defaulter of the German National Bank in Newport, was sold by the Sheriff at the Courthouse door yesterday. Shares in Queen City race track and Campbell County Turnpike stock changed hands for modest sums. A Park avenue lot near Cote Brilliante brought 1500 dollars. An undivided half interest in a Fourth and Moss streets property was sold to Thomas Weston, closing Brown's affairs in Newport.
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Frank Brown
German National Bank
Newport
Queen City
Tom Healy
Campbell County Turnpike
Matte Herald
United States Iron Company
Park Avenue
Cote Brilliante
Fourth and
Moss Streets
Thomas Weston
Brown
Real estate transfers record in Clifton and Newport
The Union Light Heat and Power Company sold Lot 26 in Sole Brilliant Lot and Home sub to Walter Bennett for 240 dollars. H C Ulmer and wife sold Lot 216 in Block 4 Belle Vue addition to Newport to Mary pking for 1 200 dollars. Cote Brilliant Lot and Home Company sold Lot 109 in its subdivision to Walter Bennett on District of Clifton to Orpah Ling Lots 4 and 8 in Bection D McCracken avenue for 150 dollars.
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Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Walter Bennett
Brilliant Lot
Wife Beater Punished In Newport Case
The wife of Dennis Mullen reported abuse at Newport police headquarters prompting a warrant for Mullen. Judge Dumont ordered him jailed on a one hundred dollar bond to be set for release, with an additional bond to support the wife and family.
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Dennis Mullen
Newport
Dumont
Federal prisoner released in Kentucky case
J B Edwards of Mundfordville Kentucky was ordered released from jail by District Commissioner Leonard. Edwards known as a party distiller in Hart County was accused of delivering a gallon of whisky to a friend. He was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to continuous confinement.
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J. B. Edwards
Mundfordville
Leonard
Edwards
Poncy
Hart County
Man Fined in Newport Case Involving Leyth Slayings
William Kleekamp of Newport was fined in Wenton Court yesterday on charges tied to threats around the Leyth murder case. He refused to leave jail after ejection, paid the fine, and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kleekamp
Newport
John W. Leyth
Wegen
Aoa
Marriage in Newport Ties Local Names
C. L. Bro of Jamestown Ohio and Effie McDogall of a noted place were married in Newport yesterday by Desire Deedee.
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C. L. Bro
Jamestown, O
Effie McDogall
A ‘Otey G
Newport
Desire Deedee
Loving Letters Written to Smith Disappearance Linked to Loans
Charles M. Smith, who vanished from his Newport home, had his office furniture moved to Constable Bashang's place for sale. Letters from Newport women found among his desk items could stir society if published. The missing man is suspected to have traveled to New Orleans and other cities, leaving creditors with about 5000 dollars and several large loans to cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Smith
Newport
Fourth
Monmouth Streets
Smith
New Orleans
Woman Admitted to Campbell County Bar in Newport
Miss Nettie McVane became the first woman admitted to the Campbell County bar at Newport after passing the examination. She is the daughter of Judge McVane and will practice law.
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Nettie McVane
Campbell County
Newport
Campbell County Bar
Marriage Licenses and Local Court News from Covington
A marriage license was issued to Albert Reinersmann and Julia Riegelmann of Covington. A separate license was granted to John Harpim and Mary Bueter with Henryme and Ida Tabeling listed for an upcoming ceremony at St Aloysius Church. George W. Clayton, 24, died at his West Third Street home. A wedding at St Aloysius Church is scheduled. Hemingray family notes include Robert Hemingray Jr. and Daniel Hemin gray named as a committee for affairs. Judge Tarvin dismissed the Rausenberger divorce petition and cross-petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Reinersmann
Julia Riegelmann
Covington
St. Joseph's Church
Robert C. Hemingway
Daniel Hemingray
Mr. Hemingray
Robert Hemingray, Jr
Heming
John Maurer
Budke
Fred Maurer
Joseph Jansen
Gutzwiller
Minniec
Sandford
Flora Keiley
John Keiley
Nathan Ring
William
John Bekern
Maurice Waddle
Mess
Marriage of Charles Cooper and Edna Smith
Charles Cooper of Fifth and Berry avenues will wed Miss Edna Smith, formerly of this city, on June 25 at the bride’s parents home in Dayton. The couple will reside here after the ceremony, followed by an Eastern trip. President Klien of the Board of Education has appointed a committee to arrange for local school children to participate in the Cincinnati Fall Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cooper
Fifth and
Berry Avenues
Edna Smith
Dayton
Klien
Board of Education
Cincinnati
Blakeney and Brossart to Wed in Newport Tonight
Miss Catherine Blakeney of Bellevue marries William T. Brossart of Newport tomorrow evening at the bride’s parents home on Berry avenue. Rev. Robert Harris of St Paul’s P. E. Church will perform the ceremony. Prof Maddox will entertain the high school graduating class tomorrow evening with social events continuing through next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Blakeney
Bellevue
William T. Brossart
Newport
Berry Avenue
Robert Harris
St. Paul's P. E. Church
Maddox
Death of Mrs. E Pearsons at Cold Springs Ky
Mrs. E Pearsons, 55, died at her home near Cold Springs Kentucky after a fall five days earlier while laying a carpet. She had lived in the county all her life. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 o clock from the Cold Springs M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Pearsons
Cold Springs
M. E
Mrs. Mundy Buried After Self Inflicted Death
The funeral of Mrs. Sidney Mundy, who died by her own hand, was held yesterday at John Koehler’s residence. Her husband, a Knoxville commission merchant, attended the service, which drew one of Bellevue’s largest crowds in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mundy
Sidney Mundy
John Koehler
Knoxville
Bellevue
Deboe Talks With President About Kentucky Appointments
Senator Deboe of Kentucky and friends meet the President who confirms A. D. James will be appointed as present Marshal of the Western District of Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Deboe
Kentucky
A. D. James
Couple Married at Covington Kentucky Ceremony
Raymond H. Schnepf age 21 of Columbus Ohio and Mary E. Jennings age 21 of Belleview Ohio were married yesterday in Covington Kentucky. The ceremony was performed by a clergyman in a Covington venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Schnepf
Columbus, O
Mary E. Jennings
Belleview
Covington
Savage attack on Judge Evans in Covington court order
Judge Tarvin dismisses contempt proceedings against Sidney G. Stricker and denounces a United States Judge for coercing a jailer into false testimony and attacking the Covington bench. The derailed habeas case is linked to earlier efforts to influence Kentucky politics and poll control. Judge Evans declined to comment.
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Tarvin
Covington
Sidney Stricker
Evans
United States Court
Theodore Hallam
Stricker
Hallam
The
Commercial Tribune
Sidney G. Stricker
United States Circuit Court
District of Kentucky
United States
Cincinnati
Sidey G. Stricker
Enthusiastic Clermont County GOP Delegates Vote For Nash Renomination
At Batavia Ohio on June 17 Clermont County Republicans held a large delegate convention to choose eight delegates and eight alternates to the State Convention and nominate a county ticket. Resolutions endorsed Governor Nash and urged his renomination and backed Senator Foraker. The committee announced a county ticket with Brannock Hoveland Wyatt Printy Hill and others and selected eight delegates and alternates to the state gathering. Brannock received a warm reception after praising Foraker and stressing his return to the U.S. Senate.
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Commercial Tribune
Batavia
Clermont County
John Ayres
Con. Gatch
Frank Brown
Jesse R. Hunt
Nash
J. B. Foraker
Clermont
Leig
James R. Hicks
William Haum
William P. Mefford
Bertram L. Hitch
W. E. Moore
Charles A. Brannock
George Hoveland
George W. Wyatt
Georgi Printy
Thomas W. Hill
J. E. Reeves
Milton W. Gatch
Grant Purkiser
Stanley Ringold
E. C. Ireton
Dawson
W. C. Bishop
L. W. Tech
United States Senate
McKinnon Nominated for Third Term at Quiet County Convention
ASHTABULA O June 17 The County Republican Convention at Jeffersonville held quietly with only ballots for Representative and Auditor The discussion focused on a year old resolution that blocked a third term but was amended to include all except State Representatives W S McKinnon won the nomination for a third term Other nominations included P C Remick Auditor C L Taylor Prosecuting Attorney E Kimbell Recorder Eugene Harper Treasurer B H Blood Infirmary Director and County Commissioner Harry The delegation list names J W Prine Saybrook O Latrimer E Lampson D G Palmer and others from Jefferson Geneva Andover Windsor Orwell and surrounding towns.
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Commercial Tribune
Ashtabula
Jeffersonville
W. S. McKinnon
P. C. Remick
C. L. Taylor
Atttorney
E. Kimbell
Eugene Harper
B. H. Blood
Harry
McKinnon
H. Brainard
F. E. Watrous
J. W. Prine
Ashcanoles
Mascagni Tour Pays $10 000 a Week in America
Composer Mascagni will be paid ten thousand dollars weekly during a two month United States tour. His earnings will be deposited in an Italian bank before departure. His company includes ninety performers from Pisaro Lyceum, plus his wife and maid. He plans an opera after Vestilia and an American trust to keep composers as owners of their music. Florio funds the venture with plans to attract Puccini and others.
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America
Mascagni
Italy
Pisaro Lyceum
Rareen
Rome
Merman
Vestilia
Verdi
Sardou
Leoncavallo
Baron Franchetti
Giordano
Florio
Puccini
Botto
Perosi
Le Prestige A Morality Play By Ambroise Janvier
Paris audiences applaud Ambroise Janvier latest satire Le Prestige set along the Riviera. Helene a rich painter and Duchess companion display secret amours while wealth shields them from stigma, showing idle riches bring hollow happiness.
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Dame Grundy
le Prestige
Ambrose Janvier
Gymnase
Journal
Prestige
Mile
Andree Megard
Helene
Riviera
Georgette
Janvier
Mon Enfant
Francine
Hanna Indorsed for Services as Senator in Ohio Convention
In Marysville Ohio on June 17 the Union County Republican convention endorsed Marcus Hanna for U S Senator and Foraker for a second term. Delegates to state and judicial conventions were chosen and Newton M. Miller was named Clerk of the Supreme Court. A move to abolish county primary nominations was adopted alongside lists of delegates to various parties and senatorial districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Marysville
Union County
Marcus A. Hanna
United States
Foraker
F. T. Arthur
Newton M. Miller
Delaware
Supreme Court
D. Thornton
L. P.albright
C. W. Smith
Ian Andrews
Henry
Owen Livingston
Hile Eskelberry
Herritt
W. H. Kilbury
B. L
W. H. Loveless
Thomas Parish
G. Herriott
Jos. Robinson
He-Egee King
William Meniheter
D. Warbs
D. Ae
A . C. Pullen
W. G. Swalloway
William Ti
John Love
Jamen Goan
Elliott Southard
Richard Hol
George Longbrake
William Longrales
The
AES
Peculiar Token Received Over Footlights for Sybil Sanderson
A Paris operatic return for Sybil Sanderson is marked by a floral tribute containing a dagger with the word Duplicate on its blade. The World notes grooms guard her from unknown fans while Sanderson declines to discuss the incident, suggesting a hidden threat.
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Comny
New York
Sybil Sanderson
Paris
Famous Clown James Wambold Dies After Long Asylum Confinement
New Jersey June 17 James F Wambold once a renowned minstrel and circus clown died in the Overbrook Insane Asylum after twenty five years of confinement He born 1834 in Newark and rode with Spatul ding s Floating Palace Backus Minstrels Sands and Nathans Henry Barnum Circus He faced controversy over his face whitening with bismuth and its link to his insanity but old circus men deny a connection
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New York
James F. Wambold
Overbrook
N. J
Essex County Asylum
Mr. Wambold
Newark
Spatulding
Floating Palace
Mississippi River
Backus Minstrels
Chicago
Sands and Nathan
James Wambold
David Wambold
Birch, Wambold
Backus
Old
San Francisco
Minstrels
Lown
Champaign Delegation Instructed For Nash In Nominating Bid
Champaign County Republican convention elected W. R. Warnock Howard Shaul J. W. Rock J. G. Russell John P. Neer C. A. Coon J. B. Kite W. A. Stewart and E. Sherrett as state delegates penveas instructed for George H Nash nomination. Delegation backed Foraker for re election and urged ending the one term rule for state senators.
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Commercial Tribune
Urbana
Champaign County
W. R. Warnock
Howard Shaul
J. W. Rock
J. G. Russell
John P. Neer
C. A. Coon
J. B. Kite
W. A. Stewart
E. Sherrett
Penveaas
George H. Nash
Senator Foraker
Madison and
Clark Counties
BE. P. Middleton
Republican County Convention Delegates Named Todays Session
The Republican County Convention at Georgetown selected G. Bombach E. E. Galbreath W W Young Joseph Gayley Johnartin and Dr S B Sheldon as delegates to the State convention. It endorsed Governor Nash and Caldwell and pledged their support. The body praised McKinleys wife recovery and commended his administration including his declination of a third term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Georgetown
Republian County
Brown
Unty
G. Bombach
E. E. Galbreath
Ripley
W. W. Young
Rhetown
Joseph Gayley
Decatur
Johnartin
Aberdeen
Nash
Caldwell
McKinley
Benjamin Howard joins Liebler company for Don John role
Benjamin Howard a former local paper reporter and Pike Stock Company member signs with Liebler and Company to play Don John of Austria in In the Palace of the King. The young actor notes this as a major step upward after only a few seasons on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Howard
Pike Stock Company
Liebler and Company
Don John of Austria
Viola Allen
King
Mr. Howard
Gertie Miller Stars in Torrea dor at Gaiety Theater
Gertie Miller an American actress shared with Florence Collinbourne Geo M Roses Smith Jr and Edmund Payne in the successful production of Torrea dor at the Gaiety Theater tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Outing Planned by Covington Newport Retail Clerks Unions
Tomorrow the Retail Clerks Union No 364 of Covington and No 40 percent of Newport hold their outing at Coney Island. This marks the second year these gatherings have been at Coney, members delighted by last summer’s success and preferring no other destination this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Newport
Coney Island
Coney
Cincinnati Presbytery Debates Colored Church Petition
Nearly one hundred ministers and elders attend Cincinnati Presbytery sessions at First Presbyterian Church. The executive committee is to continue aiding the mission. A. P. Higley is to be examined for Knox Church Hyde Park after his call. Elliot Whitaker seeks care under the presbytery and Lane Seminary. Dr. James criticizes assembly judicial handling in the Clinton case and notes Love land findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
First Presbyterian Church
A. P. Higley
Knox
Hyde Park
Elliot Whitaker
Lane Seminary
Man Threatens Suicide For a Shirt in Local Dispute
Henry Bonnekessel, after quarreling with his wife over control of a grocery at 321 Baum Street, planned to jump from a bridge after a 3 PM meeting, telephoned from Covington, but police watched the bridges and prevented the act. He was later arrested at Third and Kilgour and kept overnight at Hammond Street Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bonnekessel
Bonnekessel
Krumpe
Kilgour
Henry
Baum Street
Covington
L. A
Hammond Street Station
Mnekessel
Nash Renominated at Ross County Republican Meeting
At the Ross County Republican Convention in Chillicothe on June 17 Nash was endorsed for renomination, joining Senator Foraker. T A Minshaw of Ross was named for the State Supreme Bench. Delegates chosen for the State convention include D M Massie Alexander Renick R Dell Dennis Sullivan Byron Lutz J C Batrekin H Beery C E Wilcox and James C Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chillicothe
Ross County
Nash
Senator Foraker
T. A. Minshaw
Ross
Douglas
D. M. Massie
Alexander Renick
R. Dell
Dennis Sullivan
Byron Lutz
J. C. Batrekin
H. Beery
C. E. Wilcox
James C. Quinn
Vinton County Republicans Nominate Ticket for County Offices
McArthur Ohio June 17 The Republicans of Vinton County nominate for auditor E W Keck recorder W R Barnhill commissioner Sanford Johnson infirmary director L H Tripr The ticket lists four county offices and names the candidates seeking election in the upcoming race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
McArthur
Vinton County
E. W. Keck
W. R. Barnhill
Santford Johnson
L. H. Tripr
Senator De Boe Urges Postmaster in Newcastle Visit
Washington June 17 Senator De Boe of Kentucky called at the White House and urged the appointment of James P. Green as Post master at Newcastle He also recommended a Kentuckian for Secretary to the United States Legation in Guatemala The Guatemala post is vacant after Sidney B Everett of Massachusetts died by suicide and R H I of Louisville was named to succeed him but died before assuming duties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Deboe
Kentucky
White House
James P. Green
Newcastle
United States Legation
Guatemala
Sidney B. Everett
Massachusetts
Louisville
Missouri Pacific Declares First Dividend in Ten Years
New York June 17. At a special directors meeting Missouri Pacific Railway declared a semi annual dividend of 2 percent. This marks the first dividend since 1891. Stockholders of record July 5 may subscribe for 15 percent of holdings at par. Current par value stock stands at $50. The board also approved capital stock increases to fund expansion and pay for the Denver Rio Grande Railway acquisition. The 15 percent term stock would issue about $7,500,000 par value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Missouri Pacific Railway
Missouri Pacific
Denver Rio Grande Railway
Seem
Lighting contract revisions overshadow board meeting
The Board of Legislation revisited lighting specifications with a resolution to redo the light ordinance and require union labor by Cincinnati residents. Bids were rescheduled from July 12 to July 19. A memorial for former member William Stacey was adopted. The street sprinkling ordinance was amended for dry strips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen
Cincinnati
William Stacey
Fire Threat Near Enon Suppressed With Aid
News from Springfield reports Enon, a village south of town, faced a blaze that threatened to wipe it out. Fire starting at about $3,000 prompted Springfield to send an engine and hose reel, and the fire was later brought under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Enon
Newport High School Graduates Set Exercises Over Two Evenings
The Newport High School commencement and class night will occur over two evenings. On Wednesday the class night exercises are held, followed by the regular commencement exercises on the next night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport High School
Semicentennial of Two High Schools
Mass meetings at Woodward and Hughes High Schools launched plans for a joint semicentennial celebration. Committees were formed to arrange events for next fall with leaders including William Strunk, Jacob Bromwell, and Dr. Howard Alexander. A Ways and Means group with Nettie Filmore as chair plus other officials will organize fundraising and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward and
Hughes
Woodward
William Strunk
Jacob Bromwell
Hes
Ee Ee Ee
Hward Alexander
Howard Sicilian
Mies $E Co. O'Connell
I. Kill
Nettie Fillmore
Henrietta Walker
Elia Baker
Robert Stewart
Albert Shockley
de Sy
J. Schroder
Michael Heintz
Jacob Bramwell
Hman
Oldest Family Member Survives After Milford Death
Mrs. Susan A. Sanford learns of Francis Sanford death at Heart Prairie Wisconsin. He was a brother of her late husband and spent weeks in Milford during the winter of 1899 forming many acquaintances. The notice notes his age and family ties and mentions several daughters and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Milford
Susan A. Sanford
Heart Prairie
Wis
Francis Sanford
Ord
Indiana University Class Day Ends With Play And Ivy Planting
Bloomington June 17. Indiana University held a class day with the campus performance of As You Like It. The seniors defeated the faculty 14 to 8 in a morning ball game. Alumni attendance set a record as the Board of Trustees opened its June session and an alumni trustee was to be chosen tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Derbyshire
Hanger
Miss Strong
Mr. Glenn
McGovney
Hutton
Gerhard
Cutting Scrape On Elm Street In Covington
Three carpenters named Thomas Withers Jim Hall and Joe Hall members of a Covington partnership fought on Elm street last night over a $10 horse The clash left Withers at home in bad condition and Jim Hall jailed Joe Hall fled police say Jim Hall drew a revolver and Joe Hall did the cutting as the quarrel over ownership escalated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Withers
Jim Halil
Joe
Elm Street
Covington
Withers
Jim Hall
Fourth
Philadelphia
Joe Hall
Jim
Fraternal Societies Face Licensing Under New plan
Kentucky Insurance Commissioner Chenault will urge the legislature to require fraternal societies that operate life insurance to report to the Insurance Commissioner and obtain licenses before starting business. The move mirrors licensing standards applied to other insurance firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Chenault
Commissioner of Insurance
Governor Beckham Initiated as Knight Templar
Governor Beckham was initiated tonight as a Knight Templar by the Lebanon Commandery. He will deliver an address of welcome at the triennial Knights Templars conclave in Louisville this August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Beckham
Lebanon Commandery
Knights Templars
Shipping News Roundup From Atlantic Ports
Maritime briefs record vessels sailing from Liverpool to Chicago and New York arrivals including The Boy from Liverpool in New York and The Koenigen Suise in New York. Other entries note arrivals at Philadelphia Montreal and Antwerp with several liner services listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Northwestern
Chicago
New York
Bremen
Koenigen Suise
Glasgow
Philadelphia
Laurentian
Liverman
Montreal
Queenstown
Counterfeit dollars found at Alexandria street fair
During the Alexandria street fair last week counterfeiters were at work in Anderson Indiana. Bad dollars are circulating with a good imitation that bears date 1899 and mint marks. The note’s lighter weight helped detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Alexandria
Knight arrested in assault on 16 year old son
FRANKFORT Ky June 17 Thus 5 Knight was arrested and placed in jail bar Ww having assaulted his sixteen year old son Bettie Whallen Knight denies charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Knight
Bettie Whallen
Arge
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Sweden
Ambroise Janvier
Hanna Indorsed
Union County Republicans
Dagger Among the Roses
James W. Wambold
Champaign
Brown County
Clinton
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Loveland
Synod of
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