Covington Newport Children’s Day Celebrated at Union Church
Children’s Day events were held yesterday morning at Union M. E. Church Covington under Rev G F Oliver. An evening lecture on the San Francisco double disaster by Rev Dr F M Larkin followed, with about 100 views of the stricken city. The church was decorated with palms greenery and a rainbow arch featuring a golden gate. A ten piece orchestra provided music and the choir sang during intermissions.
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Union M. E
Fifth
Greenup Streets
Covington
G. F. Oliver
San Francisco
F. M. Larkin
Corpus Christi Mass At Covington Cathedral Tradition
Elaborate Corpus Christi ceremonies at Covington Cathedral featured solemn high mass sung by Rt Rev Mgr Brossart assisted by Fathers Hillenmeyer and O Dwyer. Lay canopy bearers led by Cathedral schoolchildren joined a procession as Gregorian chant from Solesmes Gradual filled the service with Prof Gibbs at the organ.
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Covington Cathedral
Mgr. Brossart
V.G
Hillenmeyer
O'Dwyer
Prof
Gibbs
Barely Escapes Death In Covington Horse Accident
Henry Wise aged 10 son of W Wise 725 Main Street Covington fell from a horse he was riding to water yesterday, was trampled and thought fatally injured. He was revived after an hour. Dr Owens said last night the boy will soon be well. The accident occurred near his home on Main Street.
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Henry Wise
W. Wise
Main Street
Covington
Owens
Soloist Remme Sings at St. Pauls Newport
Charles Remme gave a solo during morning and evening services at St. Pauls M E Church in Newport. The Rev. R B Nelson left for Europe with his bride while Rev W S Packer of Cincinnati led the morning service. The vested choir is praised as the best in the state and Remme’s solo marked his first performance in the area.
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M. E. Church
Newport
Charles Remme
R. B. Nelson
Europe
W. S. Packer
Cincinnati
St. Paul’s Church
Jc Rama
Mr. Remme
Covington Council Considers Park Space Turnover
Covington council tonight to transfer Park Place Sixth Street market space and Eleventh Street market space to the new Park Commissioners for conversion into small parks. The meeting also discusses granting a railroad switch to Southern Railroad along Second Street from the city west line to Madison Avenue.
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Covington
Board of Park Commissioners
Park Place
Sixth Street Market
Eleventh Street Market
Park Commissioners
Southern Railroad
Second Street
West Corporation
Madison Avenue
Newport Deaths List From Last Week
Newport Health Officer Dr. Charles J. Kehm reports eight adult deaths and two child fatalities in the city last week. Names include Mary Budde 49 with obstruction of bowels Fidith Craig 30 cerebral hemorrhage Mary Alexander 64 apoplexy Frank Sullivan 38 typhoid pneumonia Henry Weber 74 exhaustion James McDonald 55 cardiac paralysis Jacob Fox 39 typhoid fever Mary Costigan 3 scarlet fever Clifford Miller 43 cerebral hemorrhage Robert Sheridan 61 gangrene of lungs Elizabeth Huber 82 bronchitis Infant Lauber.
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Charles J. Kehm
Newport
Mary Budde
Fidith Craig
Mary Alexander
Frank Sullivan
Henry Weber
James McDonald
Jacob Fox
Mary Costigan
Clifford Miller
Robert Sheridan
Elizabeth Huber
Lauber
Covington Police Court Docket Tells Of Drunks And Disorderlies
This morning's Covington Police Court list includes O. D. Gouge jailed for drunkenness and Joe Callender charged with disorderly conduct. Detective Gaffney held Joseph Merrill on drunkenness, Bettie Lew jailed for disorderly conduct, and Henry Watson held as a fugitive from justice.
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Covington
Heckhaus
O. D. Gouge
Joe Callender
Gaffney
Joseph Merrill
Bettie Lewis
Henry Watson
Injuries Prove Fatal for Covington Railroad Worker
Albert Vaughn a 35 year old railroad switchman died of injuries from being run over in the C and O round house at Thirteenth and Madison Covington. He lost an arm near the shoulder suffered a broken leg and internal injuries. He was married and resided at 1523 Woodburn avenue.
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Albert Vaughn
Thirteenth and
Madison Avenue
Covington
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Vaughn
Woodburn Avenue
Covington Mortality Report Shows Six Weekly Deaths
City Health Officer Dr. Wilson reports six deaths in Covington last week with no contagious disease. The deceased include infant Rich Hugh Sutton, infant Meyer, infant Cox, infant Librecht, Stella Huesman aged 2 with pulmonary tuberculosis, and Elizabeth Kroll aged 67 with gangrene.
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Wilson
Covington
Hugh Sutton Rich
Meyer
Cox
Librecht
Stella Huesman
Elizabeth Kroll
Feast at Home Proves Successful in Newport
Over 6 000 persons attended the annual feast at Campbell County Protestant Orphans Home in Newport. Receipts exceeded 1800 dollars. The Sons of German Pioneers and Mingo and Miami Tribes of Red Men led the parade with a brass band and flags, drawing a large crowd. The Red Men and German Pioneers drew substantial numbers, while Kentucky women served at the tables for the vast throng on Clifton Hill.
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Campbell County
Protestant Orphans’ Home
Newport
Kentucky
Clifton Hill
Pillsbury Master Chess Champion Dies After Illness
Harry Nelson Pillsbury, the famed chess master born December 5, 1872 in Somerville Massachusetts, died in Philadelphia on June 17 from apoplexy after months of illness. He rose from the Deschapelles Club in Boston to win the 1893 New York City tournament and the 1895 Harting, becoming part of the era’s top quartet with Lasker Steinitz Tschigorin. His world championship score was 3½ to 5½ and he excelled at blindfold play. His body will be taken to Somerville for funeral next Tuesday.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Harry Nelson Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Somerville
Mass
Deschapelles
Boston
John F. Barry
New York City
Harting
St. Petersburg
Lasker
Steinitz
Tschigorin
Seddon’s Body Arrives at Wellington in Quiet Landing
The steamer Owestry Grange brought Premier Seddon’s body to Wellington after sailing from Sidney on June 1. Crowds gathered late at the wharf to witness the casket’s arrival and the body lay in state in Parliament. Funeral set for next Thursday in Wellington.
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Wellington
N. Z
Seddons
Sidney
New Zealand
Parliament
Bank Robbery Suspects Apprehended in Fort Worth
Wheelock Harvey and Dave Meeville, named as suspects in a New York bank robbery, were caught by Fort Worth detectives. Harvey worked as a bank messenger. The pair had only a few hundred dollars, two six shooters, and a large dirk. They await New York word in jail and claim they will return without requisition papers.
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Commercial Tribune
FT. Worth
Tex
Wheelock Harvey
Dave Meeville
New York
First National Bank
Harvey
Nicaraguan Doctor Kills Minister in Personal Tragedy
In Mexico City on June 17, Dr. Julian Irias shot and killed Dr. Altamirano after Altamirano allegedly insulted Irias's wife. The case arose from a domestic incident at Altamirano's home. Irias faces trial but has popular sympathy in Nicaraguan society.
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Mexico City
Julian Irias
Altamirano
Irias
Costa Rica
Senora Irias
Altamiranos
YMC A. of Hamilton reports first debt-free year in history
Hamilton Ohio June 17 The Y M C A of this city is now free from debt and in the midst of the most prosperous and encouraging period. President S M Goodman appointed an Executive Committee of W L Tobey W L Huber C E B Heiser and George T Reiss and a Finance Committee of George T Reiss C E Heiser and O V Parrish. Membership is increasing and new features added to the general work. Injunction suit by Charles andy Tibor Stengel against Cincinnati Northern and Southern Ohio Traction Companies was compromised and dismissed. Jury found Joseph Dobbs guilty in the State of Ohio v. Dobbs case. Otto Genter of Mosler Safe Works died aged 52, survived by widow and two children. He moved from Cincinnati about twelve years ago.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
S. M. Goodman
W. L. Tobey
W. L. Huber
C. E B. Heiser
George T.reiss
George T. Rei
Common Pleas Court
Charles Andy
Tibor Stengel
Cincinnati Northern
Southern Ohio Traction
Second
Court Streets
Stengel
State of
Ohio
Joseph Dobbs
Otto Genter
Mosler Safe Works
Cincinnati
Unusual Springfield Wedding Ties to Anti Rage Society
Vase J Hills, 58, formerly of Cincinnati, wed Catherine Smith last night in Springfield. The couple joined a local anti violence society organized last December, sharing its principles in their nuptials. The bride is 20 years younger. Separately Hannah M Bantz filed for divorce from Albert W Bantz claiming fear of confrontation and an ambush by her husband and his brother.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Vase J. Hills
Catherine Smith
Breckinridge
Wittenberg
Hills
Cincinnati
Hannah M. Bantz
Albert W. Bantz
Mrs. Bantz
Bicycle assault leaves Miss Stafford dazed
Miss Bessie Stafford was knocked unconscious by a man riding a bicycle who fled the scene. She was not seriously injured in the incident.
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Bessie Stafford
City Notes and Legal Bits From The County News
Daniel Simpson receives a thirty day work house sentence plus costs for rioting. Crop prospects are mixed with wheat and corn outlooks. oats and hay poor. Street railway work begins on Pleasant Street linking new shops of the Co operative Harvester Company and a second line to the fair grounds. County Christian Endeavor leaders decline hosting next year’s state convention due to past credential issues. Habeas corpus frees H E Owen amid extradition doubts. Judge Kunkle to hear Jones law objections next Saturday. Local high school baccalaureate and commencements planned with talks by Rev Chenoweth and E A Jones. St Joseph and St Raphael parochial school commencements set for this week. Patriotic Sons of America to unveil a Ferncliff Cemetery monument on July 4 for Andrew Jackson Colburn. widow resides here.
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Co-operative Harvester Company
Peach
Millville Hit by Smallpox Quarantine
Louis Dilker, a local butcher and meat dealer from Millville, was brought to the emergency hospital last night with smallpox. The village is placed under quarantine to prevent spread.
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Louis Dilker
Millville
Millvile
Storm ruins crops and injures resident in Lexington
A severe afternoon storm in Lexington caused wind, hail and lightning damage. Mrs. J. W. Honaker was slightly injured, streetcars halted, and a house on W. C. Greening was struck. Hail along the Nicholasville pike ruined corn wheat gardens and fruits. farmer losses total thousands.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
J. W. Honaker
W. C. Greening
Nicholasville Pike
Drought and Flood Hit Chi Li Province Shaping Rail Damage
June 17 report from Peking notes northern Chi Li in severe drought since 1900 while southern Chi Li endures heavy floods. The Hankow Peking Railway for thirty miles and other stretches below Shentin Fu are destroyed, suspending traffic since last Friday. repairs will take weeks.
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Peking
Chi Li
Hankow-Peking
Shentin Fu
Democrats Hold Primary in Brown County Ohio
Brown County Democrats nominate William Wahl for Commissioner P B Cahall for Sheriff George R Hoss for Surveyor Robert Hetrick for Infirmary Director and A S Holland for Coroner in a Brown County primary The Common Pleas Judge subdivision saw James W Tarbell win 15 of 18 precincts and 1000 vote majority over Judge John M Markley Tarbell advances with 29 of 36 delegates Clermont County to select delegates Tuesday Batavia hosts a mass convention The judicial convention meets in Georgetown Thursday.
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Commercial Tribune
Georgetown
Brown County
William Wahl
P. B. Cahall
George R. Hoss
Robert Hetrick
A.S. Holland
Common Pleas
James W. Tarbell
John M. Markley
Tarbell
Clermont County
Batavia
Train derailment near Progranitsehnaia Station kills and injures many
A passenger train derailed at Progranitsehnaia Station on the Chinese Eastern Railway near Vladivostok. Officials report about 100 people killed or injured in the disaster today.
Masons Arrive in Boston for Royal Arch and CouncilMeet
Several hundred prominent Masons gather in Boston for the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons thirteenth triennial convention and the General Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters ninth triennial assembly. Sessions start tomorrow and run through Saturday.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Masonic Fraternity
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
General Grand Council of Royal and
Select Masters
United States
Rev Dr D J Stafford Delivers OSU Baccalaureate Sermon
The Rev Dr D J Stafford rector of St Patrick Church Washington DC preached the baccalaureate sermon to Ohio State University graduates in Columbus. He deplored pessimistic views by economists and scholars of social conditions and expressed confidence in the American people to tackle dangers.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
D. J. Stafford
St. Patrick Church
Washington, D. C
Ohio State University
Revolution May Block Labor On Pan American Railway
Chief Engineer Miller overseeing Pan American Railway work toward the Guatemala border says Guatemala's revolution may briefly halt labor supply. He predicts reaching San Benito at Tapachula by July next year, then swift completion to the Guatemalan border. Guatemala City reports the government views General Leon Castillo’s attempt to seize San Jose with Empire City aid as doomed.
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Commercial Tribune
Mexico City
Mex
Miller
Pan-American Railway
Guatemala
San Benito
Tapachula
Guatemala City
Leon Castillo
San Jose
Empire City
The Rounders and Belle of New York Engage Audiences
All-Star New York Company and Chorus perform The Rounders each evening at 8 with a Saturday matinee at 3. Next week features The Belle of New York with continued showtimes and cast.
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Rounders
Belle OF
New York
Flier Wreck Near West Seneca. Passengers Safe
The Twentieth Century Flier on the Lake Shore was wrecked near West Seneca two miles west of Buffalo. Sixty seven passengers were aboard and all were shaken but none seriously injured. A split rail likely caused the eastbound derailment at sixty mph. one observation coach and five Pullman sleepers were damaged. Workmen cleared wreckage and repaired the track all morning. The Pullmans’ massing and the roadbed held back loss of life.
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Commercial Tribune
Buffalo
N. Y
West Seneca
Here
Sigananda's Sons Surrender in Natal Rebellion S
Natal news reports two of Chief Sigananda's sons have surrendered to British forces. Colonel Mackenzie orders the rebel followers of Chief Bambaata to surrender by June 19 or face execution if captured. rebels are described as leaderless and scattered after recent fighting.
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Bambaata
Mackenzie
Natalian
Funeral Set for Rep Lester of Georgia
Washington June 17 The funeral for Representative Lester who died after a fall in a Cairo apartment will be held at St John Episcopal Church Savannah Ga at 2 PM Wednesday. Interment follows at Bonaventure Cemetery near Savannah. The Georgia congressional delegation and Rivers and Harbors Committee members will accompany the body.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Lester
Georgia
Cairo
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Savannah
Bonaventure Cemetery
Rivers and Harbors
Steamer Steel King Beached After Fog Collision
The Steel King bound down with ore was beached at Harbor Beach Lake Huron after colliding with the Manchester of Milwaukee in a fog. The incident left the Steel King seriously damaged and occurred off Harbor Beach.
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Commercial Tribune
Detroit
Steel King
Harbor Beach
Lake Huron
Manchester
Milwaukee
Boy Drowns in Turtle Creek Near Lebannon
Twelve year old Clarence Berger was found drowned in Turtle Creek east of Lebannon. A little friend heard his cries and summoned his father Edward Berger. Rescue attempts failed.
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Commercial Tribune
Lebanon
Clarence Berger
Turtle Creek
Edward Berger
Editors Taggart Hosts National Editorial Association
In French Lick Indiana Thomas Taggart chairman of the Democratic National Committee entertained three hundred fifty editors from the National Editorial Association. A concert at Taggart’s hotel followed the day’s events and the editors’ special train departed at ten for Lafayette with planned stops in Lafayette Peru and Marion tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
French Lick
Ind
National Editorial Association
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Quarantine Surprises Cubans Over Cuba Ban
New York quarantine rules against Cuba surprised residents. Only two yellow fever cases since January, one in Matanzas in May and one in Havana in June. The May case died and the June case recovered. No current fever cases or suspects reported.
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New York
Cuba
Matanzas
Coast Defenses Shine in Maneuvers Off Queenstown
London June 17 The first period of maneuvers closed Saturday and officials say results are promising for coast defenses and naval reserve mobilization. Several wheat laden sailing ships were captured southwest of Queenstown including the Russian bark Farhwohf. Crews were surprised, fearing hostilities when surrounded by warships.
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London
Farhwohf
Queenstown
Two Fires Devastate City Buildings in Overnight Blazes
A five story office block housing Philip Carey Manufacturing and other firms burned, with damages around 55 000 dollars. A nearby livery stable fire incinerated fifty horses including prized trotters, with total losses near 105 000 dollars. Fire crews battled both blazes in early morning hours.
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Commercal Tribune
ST. Louis
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Charles Fish Mattress Company
Chicago
Grand Springs Water Company
Boekers
Linguist Cipra Kills Himself in Cedar Rapids
Louis Cipra, correspondence secretary of the W. F. Severn Medicine Co., a linguist and student of Oriental philosophy, died in Cedar Rapids after taking morphine and shooting himself in the head this morning.
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Commercial Tribune
Cedar Rapids
Louis Cipra
W. F. Severn Medicine Company
Prominent Manufacturers Leader Porter Dies at 70
GENERAL HOWARD L. PORTER a top shoe maker in Haverhill Mass and a key YMCA figure died suddenly yesterday from a cerebral hemorrhage at age 70. He leaves a wife and five children. CHARLES KUPFERLE SR a Newport businessman 66 died suddenly of apoplexy at home. He leaves a widow a married son and daughter. LATINUS A MOORE a retired dry goods merchant died at his daughter’s Kansas City home aged 72. he founded the principal dry goods house there.
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Haverhill
Mass
Charles Kupferle, SR
Monroe Street
Newport
Simons & Kupferle
Charles Kupferle, Jr
Shiffer
Latinus A. Moore
Kansas City
Moore
Maharajah of Baroda Visits Pike's Peak and Gold Mines
Indian ruler Gaekwar of Baroda climbed Pike's Peak today and toured Garden of the Gods and Cheyenne Canyon. He will proceed to Cripple Creek tomorrow morning to inspect the gold mines in the district.
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Commercial Tribune
Colorado Springs
Col
Maharajah Gaekwar
Baroda
India
Pike’s Peak
Garden of the Gods
Cripple Creek
Aniversary of Maximo Gomez Death Observed in Havana
In Havana on June 17 a tablet was placed at the house where Maximo Gomez died to mark the anniversary. The event, under Liberal Nationalists auspices, drew leaders from all parties who delivered addresses as crepe and flags hung from many houses.
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Havana
Maximo Gomez
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