Finishing Touches Arranged for Carthage Turnfest
The Carthage fair grounds host the national Turnfest with preparations complete. Turners arrive from Miami University, Marion AC, Dayton Turners and Ohio Wesleyan as field events set to begin at 2:30 PM. officials including Dr. Fisher and Alfred Brodbeck forecast a record day and urge prompt reporting for numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University
McCoy
Markley
Chicago
Marion A. C
Indianapolis
Ind
Dayton
Turners
Ohio Wesleyan University of Delaware
George J. Fisher
U. S. of
N. A
New York
Alfred Brodbeck
Brodbeck
Whittemore Tops 83 in MA Golf Qualifier at Oakley
Watertown Massachusetts July 17 P W Whittemore of the Country Club Brookline led an 83 player field in the 18 hole qualifying round of the Massachusetts Golf Association seventh annual championship at Oakley Country Club He posted a 74 and thirty two players qualified for match play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Mass
P. W. Whittemore
Brookline
Massachusetts Golf Association
Oakley
Gazelle Stakes Triumph for Maskette at Gravesend
At Gravesend J R Keene’s filly Maskette dominated the Gazelle stakes winning 11-16 miles at 1 to 4. She led from the lower turn to finish under wraps. The card features six races with notable finishes by Petticoat and Sir John Johnson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
N. Y
Maskette
J. R. Keene
Hammerless
McCahey
Medallion
Nicoll
Pretend
Dugan
Scarpia
McLaughlin
Charlie Har- Brave
Dalmatian
Effehdi
Doyle
Norbitt
Butwell
Pear Point
Glass
Rio Grande
Judge Ermentrout
Killiecrankie
Sir John Johnson
Julia Powell
McCarter
Duan
Esoteric
Jolly
Rubin Grand
Ida D
Desirous
Cesa
Ragman
Spellbound
Bigot
Grand
St. Faisenay
Creevy
Nedlim
Russell
Chesterbrook
Danger
Campeon
Obadiah
Kingston Belle
Juff Edge
Mobility
Costello
Tiania
Ore
Gallen Lass
Jule Ran
King James Withdraws From Suburban Handicap
The owner Sam Hildreth says King James the Brooklyn handicap winner will not start in the Suburban handicap next week due to a minor lameness since his last race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
King James
Sam Hildreth
King Jame
Hildreth Delays Race Start at Empire City Track Meet
According to trainer Mr. Hildreth the horse will not be started in a race until after the Empire City track meeting concludes. This cautious approach aims to assess conditions before entering competition at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth
Empire City
Cupid Nails Gridiron Star Fred Wham Marries Carrie Hitch
Fred I. Wham star Illinois football player and Urbana graduate wed Carrie Hitch, a Champaign schools teacher, at the home of her parents in Terre Haute Indiana. He plans to practice law at Fort Smith Arkansas.
De Palma Breaks World 25-Mile Record at Readville
Readville Massachusetts June 17 Ralph De Palma set a new world automobile record for twenty five miles with a time of 23 minutes and 35 seconds. The prior record of 23 minutes 38 and 3-5 seconds was by Barney Oldfield at Fresno California on December 13 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Mass
Readville Track
Ralph de Palma
Barney Oldfield
Fresno
Cal
Accident Enables Sulloway to Win Massachusetts Tennis Title
In Boston on June 17 F J Sulloway of Franklin New Hampshire won the Massachusetts tennis championship at Longwood Cricket club after an accident to his opponent in the first set left C F Johnson of Boston unable to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
F. J. Sulloway
Franklin
N. H
C. F. Johnson
Massachusetts
Longwood Cricket Club
Louise Hammond Wins Metropolitan Tennis Championship
New York June 17 Miss Louise Hammond defeated Miss Marie Wagner to win the Metropolitan tennis championship singles for women on the West Side Club courts with a 6-0 6-0 victory. Men's finals scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louise
Hammond
Westside
Marie Wagner
Weston Hopes to Reach Ogden After Castle Rock Start
Edward Payson Weston, the noted pedestrian, aims to reach Ogden this evening after leaving Castle Rock fifty six miles east. He traveled through Weber canyon today as part of his long journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Edward Payson Weston
Castle Roc
Here
Weber Canyon
Prestissimo II Narrowly Second in Longchamps Prix Victor
In Longchamp's Prix Victor event W K Vanderbilt's Prestissimo II finished second and Nash Turner's Fillard took third place in the race held today in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Longchamps
Nash Turner
Italia Passes Lawrence in Ocean-to-Ocean Car Race
The Italia automobile passed through Lawrence bound west at 10:20 this morning during the ocean-to-ocean race. It had departed Kansas City earlier today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas City
Baseball games log with forfeiture and rain delay
Providence suffered a 9 0 forfeit loss to Rochester after a disputed call in the fourteenth inning with the score 1 1. Jersey City beat Buffalo 3 0. Baltimore edged Toronto 4 3 when play ended after seven innings due to rain. Newark defeated Montreal 5 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Rochester
Duffy
Jersey City
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Topeka to Topeka and Lincoln Battery Alliances
Topeka and Lincoln observers note battery matchups with McManus and Kales B Lincoln among listed figures. Des Moines reports RHE and Sioux City batteries with Lang Kerner Chabek Towne and others. Pueblo lists RHE Pueblo and related entries while Denver Wichita and Atchison Adams and Ford batteries appear in scattered notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
McManus
Lincoln
Kales B. Lincoln
Omahashire
Farthingeel Mpallivant Saunders, Keeley and Cadman
Des Moines
R.H.E
Sioux City
Tao
Lang and Kerner
Chabek
Towne
Pueblo
R.H.E. Pueblo
Denver
Atchison and Weaver
Hendrix
Adams, Ford, Bohannon and
Thompson
Galgano
Jehl
Southern League Scores From Memphis Mobile and Little Rock
In Memphis Atlanta defeated Memphis 4 to 0 while Mobile beat Montgomery 8 to 2. The Nashville Little Rock game was postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Atlanta
Mobile
Montgomery
Little Rock
New Head of the Charities Organization
The New York conference on charities and correction criticizes police systems in large cities during the immigrant section. Mrs. Joseph T. Howen of Chicago spoke on Delinquent Children of Immigrant Parents. Mrs. E. C. Runge of St. Louis proposed a delegate from police chiefs to next year’s conference. Health and sanitation closed the final session with Dr. G. W. Goler of Rochester among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Conference On Charities and Correction
Joseph T. Howen
Chicago
E. C. Runge
St. Louis
G. W. Goler
Rochester
L. and Nashville May Increase Common Stock
Special Dispatch reports a rumor in Louisville commercial circles that the Louisville and Nashville railroad may raise its common stock from 60 million to 100 million dollars. Verification was not possible. The note follows the declaration of a 3 percent semi annual dividend payable August 10. The stock had stood at 60 million since February 1905 after a 5 to 6 percent change last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Louisville & Nashville
English Opera Presents Two Operas At Chester Schedule
Next week the English Opera company will present The Bohemian Girl on Sunday Monday Thursday and Saturday matinee with Miss Collier as Arline and I Trovatore on Tuesday Wednesday Friday and Saturday evenings with Miss Norwood as Leonora. Tickets are selling rapidly for both operas with many patrons buying seats for each performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Miss Collier
Arline
Miss Norwood
Hotel Clerks Pace Entries for Lagoon Outing
Preparations advance for the Hotel Clerks association annual outing to the Lagoon on Saturday June 26. Committees are appointed to arrange an elaborate programme of field events and a banquet at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Clerks’ Association
the Lagoon
Lagoon announces changes to show dates for Season
Lagoon management reveals new scheduling: Sunday now hosts final performances of the week. all new productions open Monday matinee, including The Hustler on June 21. The Kindergarten remains on the bill, closing Sunday night with special features. East coast practice adopted to improve Sunday programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lagoon
Free Vaudeville Bill At Chester Park Next Week
The Chester park program opens Sunday afternoon with Ishakawa's Japanese troupe Manning and Ford eccentric dancers Liane and Evelyn Du Faye the musical maids and Jarvis and Martin comedy jugglers. Preparations are underway for turnfest week with Friday featuring official swimming races at Chester bathing beach a large fireworks display on the lake and a showing of imported motion pictures from the recent turn fest at Frankfort Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Ishakawa
Manning
Ford
Liane
Evelyn du Faye
Jarvis
Martin
the Park
Chester Bathing Beach
Frankfort
Germany
Grocers Celebrate Outing At Coney Island In Spoiled Weather
Retail grocers and butchers closed at noon for their annual outing at the river park. Despite heavy rain the 8 000 attendees enjoyed under grandstand facilities while Acting Mayor Galvin spoke. Prizes went to multiple winners listed, and the event was praised as one of the season’s best outings despite the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
River Park
Noah
Galvin
R. Vavoran
Ben Dragul
William Short
Elsie Buzziel
Parrot Disrupts Swain’s Zoo Bird Act
At the Zoo amphi theater Charles Swain struggled to get four ducks to stand on stools for an act. A parrot, observing from nearby, loudly urged the stubborn duck to perform, causing the audience to erupt in laughter. The moment followed Swain tapping the duck with his wand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Swain
Clever Bird
Zoo Amphitheater
Swain
Grace Van Studdiford Victim of Jewelry Theft
Grace Van Studdiford, former St Louis society figure and star of The Golden Butterfly, reported robbed of jewels and clothing valued at 3500 dollars. Melissa Brown, 11, daughter of a janitor, was arrested after police spotted her at a ferry terminal wearing many jewels and possessing pawn tickets. Van Studdiford identified the items and said Brown had worked as a maid in her apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grace van Studdiford
St. Louis
Melissa Brown
Miss Studdiford
Riding and Driving Buffaloes at Turnfest Week
Major Bob Yokum brings riding and driving buffaloes to Carthage fair grounds during Turnfest week under manager Billy Woods. He claims to be the only person to harness and drive these wild animals and will showcase the challenge of riding and handling the round-humped plains monarchs with a broader menagerie including various trained beasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Schaffer
West
Walter Owens
William Cookash
Sam Dupree
Yokum
Carthage
Jessie E. Smith
Mr. Woods
Buffaloes
Carthage Fair Grounds
Bob Yokum
Carthage Grounds
Billy Woods
Plains
The Traveling Salesman and Revival Plans Stir Theatre Circles
James Forbes overhears drummers discussing the traveling salesman show and a revival wave. Beerbohm Tree's London production leads to Grace George Lady Teazle matinees, and Henrietta Crosman announces an eight week Sheridan revival at Wallack's theater in January. Crosman will play Charles Surface. Louise Drew, daughter of John Drew, joins Billie Burke in Love Watches at the Haymarket, London, after a previous appearance with Barrymore in Her Sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Forbes
Oswego
N. Y
The
Forbes
Beerbohm Tree
London
Grace George
Lady Teazle
Henrietta Crosman
Wallack’s
New York
Charles
Louise Drew
John Drew
Billie Burke
Haymarket
Miss Drew
Miss Barrymore
Thomas Jefferson to Enter Vaudeville with Rip Van Winkle Variant
Thomas Jefferson will perform a condensed version of Rip Van Winkle in vaudeville. He will be paid about 2500 dollars per week for presenting the playlet, which centers mainly on the mountain scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Lew Fields Signs Blanche Ring For Musical Comedy
Lew Fields announces Blanche Ring will perform under his management in a term of years beginning next autumn. Ring debuts as a Fields star in The Yankee Girl, a new musical by George W Hobart and Sylvia Hein. Ring secures definite duration to guard against caprice and future manager changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Fields
Blanche Ring
Miss Ring
Fields
George W. Hobart
Sylvia Hein
Lillian Russell to star in The Widow's Might next season
The note questions if Lillian Russell will wear mourning and appear as a widow in The Widow's Might next season. It also mentions Pauline Hall leaving opera and vaudeville to take Russell's role in Wildfire in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Russell
Henrietta Barrington
Pauline Hall
Miss Russell
Frank Worthing Quits Lead Roles With Grace George
Frank Worthing will not return as Miss Grace George's leading man after September 1806. He has starred with her in Clothes Divorcens The Lady From the Sea Sylvia of the Letters and A Woman's Way. He gained London renown as Des Prunelle in Divorcona and was loaned to David Belasco for The Open Door before rejoining Brady management for The Doctor by C M Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Worthing
Grace George
Jerome K. Jerome
Sylvia
London
Des Prunelle
David Belasco
The
Brady Management
the Doctor
Cincinnati
C. M. Barrett
Vaudeville Stars Plan Return and New Musical Production
McIntyre and Heath will abandon vaudeville next season to lead a new musical piece titled The Steeplechasers written by H A Du Souchet. The Man From Mexico revival by William Collier in New York is noted, along with Madame X to be produced by Henry W Savage in America next season restoring Mme Jane Hading to peak Paris status. The Bisson play premieres in Chicago next September. Weber and Fields may reunite after Lambs club tour, but current managerial duties delay the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre and Heath
H. A. du Souchet
Mexico
William Collier
New York
Madame X
Henry W. Savage
America
Mme. Jane Hading
Paris
Bisson
Chicago
Weber and Fields
The
Lambs’ Club
Drolls
Louisville & Nashville declares higher dividend
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad directors raised the semiannual dividend to 3 percent from 2 percent. The announcement was made in New York on June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Corporal Ringer Promoted to Sergeant by Vice Mayor
Police Corporal John Ringer was promoted to sergeant by Vice Mayor Galvin to succeed Sergeant George Eubanks, who retired. Ringer headed the eligible list of corporals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ringer
Galvin
George Eubanks
Ringer
Covington Aldermen Refer Droege Claim and Tax Exemptions
Covington aldermen referred Circuit Court Clerk Frank Droege’s $2400 cost claim to the city for payment due to lack of law fund money. The Cincinnati Pulley Machinery Co petition for a five year tax exemption was referred after council had granted it. Ordinances on street improvements and licensing were passed or referred, and a $22,996.35 appropriation to pay claims was approved. A jury in Norris vs Eby awarded $108.80 to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Council
Board of Health
Sixth Street
Craig
Philadelphia
Thirteenth Street
Greenup
Garrard Streets
Madison Avenue
Greenup Street
Wheeler Street
Byrd
Fifteenth Streets
Pee
Charles House
Wiliam H. Buckner
Mildred
Viola Reusch
Clifford
Wayfarers’ Eee
Stéphens
Roy Lee
Lizzie Lee
Edward Taylor
Beatrice Mooney
Schools Close Today for Covington Term End
Covington public schools end the term with pupils returning today for the last day of classes. Reports will be issued, and the next term starts September 13. Two new district schools near completion are at Nineteenth Street Maryland Avenue and Twenty third Street Howell Streets. The Sixth District school nears completion while the Seventh District building likely opens in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Nineteenth Street
Maryland Avenue
Twenty-third
Howell Streets
Kenton Court Notes Highlight Local Civil Cases
Margaret Middendorf sues Uriah Shinkle in Kenton circuit court for 1000 damages over property on York street. Nicholas Baxter sues Ice Delivery Co and James Baxter for 5750 after Baxter fractures his leg at work. Alimony rule requested for Berdillia Tanner. Quarterly court awards include 138.90 to Tennebaum & Moore, 22.94 to N. L. Young, and 14.09 to B. Brink. John Tohermes will probate leaves Kate Trader a Pleasant street lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Middendorf
Uriah Shinkle
Kenton
York Street
B. F. Graziani
Nicholas Baxter
Ice Delivery Company
James Baxter
B. FF
Graziani
John Tanner
Berdillia Tanner
Stephens
Quarterly Court
Tennebaum & Mooe
William Gardinter
Gate of Household
N. L. Young
G. C. White
B. Brink
Eugene Patterson
John Tohermes
Kate Trader
Pleasant Street
Covington High School Alumnas Society Meets
The Covington High School Alumnal association held its tenth annual banquet at the St. Nicholas hotel last night with about 200 attendees including the class of 1909. Miss Lorena Kennedy presided, Hubbard T. Buckner spoke for the graduating class, and a new board of directors was elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Edward Park Gilmore
Jane Sanford
Rose Shine
Grover Armstrong
Edward W. Pflueger
Edwin F. Ransom
Charles Clingman
W. G. Lord
Glee Club
Oscar H. Roetken
Winston Coffman
Charles A. J. Walker
Covington Notes Round Up Local Obits And Elections
Obituaries for J H Sullivan 70 of Covington and Elizabeth Engelkamp formerly of Covington. George Glendon 67 of East Eleventh Street. Charles Harris found dead in Walsh building furnace room from heart failure and rat damage reported. Funeral plans and morgue transfer noted. Legal notes include motion on Rev N H Carlisle case. 25th wedding anniversary for George and Mrs Michaels. Lenhoff appointed Elsmere trustee. Kenton County Democratic Committee nominating certificates issued after May 29 primary. Dr James P Wise certified as coroner candidate after recount dispute with Dr J P Riffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Sullivan
Garrard Avenue
Covington
Cincinnati
Frank
Baltimore
Tate
Elizabeth Engelkamp
Los Angeles
Cal
George Glendon
East
Stephens
George Michaels
H. P. Stephens
Fred Lenhoff
Elsmere
Lenhoff
Clarence Adams
Kenton County
Democratic Executive Committee
James P.wise
J. P. Riffe
City Treasurer Demands Immediate Payment on Street Assessments
Penalty and interest accrue if not paid within ten days. December bills for Madison, Wal lace, Sterritt, Eighteenth, William, Broad, Willow, Howell and St. Louis streets now due. H. W. Percival is the City Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wallace
Sterritt
Eighteenth
William
Broad
Willow
Howell
St. Louis
Street Improvement Voted Between Columbia and M Streets
The council vetoed the ordinance but passed the improvement project between Columbia and M Streets with asphalt funding. The contract was awarded to Barber Raphals company. Charlies Fraig’s petition for a saloon at 1017 Monmouth Street was referred to the license committee. A resolution appropriating 6609 for various claims was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
M ‘Streets
Barber Raphals Company
Charlies Fraig
Monmouth Street
Campbell County Courts Hit With Damages Suit and Lien Claim
Charles Cordias sues Andrews Steel Co of Newport for 310 375 alleging a foreman ordered him to tear down scrap iron and a mass toppled injuring him. Isaac Reifkin sues Edward Schrader of Memphis for 61 alleging due for goods and labor with a lien on Newport property requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cordias
Andrews Steel Company
Newport
Isaac Reifkin
Edward Schrader
Memphis
Tenn
Yse
Newport News Notes Chronicle July encampment events
The Newport note lists plans for the state encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans in Newport July 2 to 4 with 200 Military Order of the Serpent members and a 65 foot snake feature. It reports Newport resident Robert Mackey's death at 43 from ptomaine poisoning and the eight rede closing exercises in Dayton with Prof. McGinnisa's address. It mentions a 100 foot steel flag pole installed at the courthouse for 250 dollars, Herzog’s return to near Alexandria causing fear, and Masonic Lodge corner stone events in Highlands on June 26. Also covered are Judge ORear's Newport visit after addressing the high school, a Campbell County Bar ride, a 6 pm dinner at Nelson Place, an Evangelical conference mission test in Aurora Indiana on Aug , and the filing of incorporations for the State Council of Kentucky Daughters of America with cross-state delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish War Veterans
Newport
Military Order of the Serpent
Lima
Robert Mackey
West Third Street
Dayton
McGinnisa
Alumni Association
Newport Courthouse
Commonwealth
Burkamp Wan
William Herzog
New Port
Alexandria
Herzog
Fort Thomas
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Newport High School
Campbell County Bar Association
Campbell
Kenton
R. W. Nelson
Nelson Place
Evangelical Protestant Ministers’ Conference
Aurora
Ind
John Frederick
State Council of Kentucky Daughters of America
Beta
G. W. Orrill
Nellie B. Orrill
Louisville
Imogene Edwards
Cincinnati
Emma M. Whiting
Susie Andres
Newport Marriage Licenses Reported
Names and residences listed for marriage licenses in Newport. Robert H. Brown and Martha Kuster Co. J. Blechachmidt from Creonta, Ky. Ermine E Barr from Cynthiana, Ky. Connersville, Ind. Duyton, Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Brown
Martha Kuster Co
J. Blechachmidt
Creonta
Ermine E Barr
Cynthiana
Connersville
Ind
Duyton
Newport Boy Drowns Swimming River At Banham Street
George Hildebrandt a 13 year old who lived with his grandfather Adam Scueller at 1022 Fifth Avenue Dayton Kentucky drowned in the Ohio River yesterday morning while swimming with companions at the foot of Banham Street. He swam to a small island got swept back by a swift current and disappeared despite rivermen searching all afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheid
George Hildebrandt
Adam Scueller
Fifth Avenue
Dayton
Ohio
Banham Street
Woman Sentenced to Penitentiary in Newport Case
Stella Black, the first woman ever sentenced by Newport circuit court to the penitentiary, pleaded guilty to grand larceny involving a $100 diamond ring and clothing from R. J. McCombs’s Highlands residence where she worked as a domestic. Judge Yungblut imposed the minimum one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Yungblut
Stella Black
R. J. McCombs
Highlands
Commonwealth
Newport High School Holds Sixteenth Commencement
The Newport High School annual commencement celebrated at Park Avenue school auditorium with 31 girls and nine boys graduating the largest class in school history. Principal address by the Kentucky Court of Appeals judge and diplomas presented by Superintendent Regenstein. Salutatory by Miss Florence Stirrer and valedictory by Miss Pearl Devoto. Class colors garnet and white and red carnation flowers. Alumni to host reception and banquet at Inverness Country Club tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport High School
Park Avenue School
Edward C. O’rear
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Regenstein
Florence Stirrer
Pearl Devoto
Inverness Country Club
Grand jury flags city streets and courthouse areas
The Newport Bellevue and Dayton officials faced a harsh grand jury report on worn out Front street and Fairfield avenue and Sixth avenue in Dayton. It also condemned the courthouse first floor quarters and urged immediate modernization. An indictment accused Constable Thomas Evans of accepting a bribe to ignore a dog fight. bond set at 760 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yungblut
Newport
Bellevue
Dayton
Front Street
Fairfield Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Thomas Evans
Newport Aldermen Back Mayor On York Street Upgrade
The Newport board of aldermen last night agreed with Mayor Krieger, refusing to sign the ordinance for the York street improvement from Ninth to Eleventh street, and that street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Board of Aldermen
Krieger
York Street
Ninth
Eleventh Street
Clifton Home Company transfer to J L Cummings
Executrix Josephine Coffin transfers property to J L Cummings in Clifton sub area Clifton home, dated 1 19. The record details a deed within Clifton locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Coffin
J. L Cummings
Clifton Home Company
Clifton
Covington Real Estate Transfers Across City Realty
Real estate notes record transfers in Covington including The Licking Coal and Iron Company selling lots 60 to 65 in Powells Bibb to City Realty, and John and Mabel Droege conveying 25x154 feet in Byrd and Gar to City Realty, plus George and Louise Moser selling 50x33 feet on David Street to Charles Eugene Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licking Coal and Iron Company
The
City Realty Company
Powells Bibb
A. G. Bimrall
Gerrard
John
Mabel Droege
Byrd
Gar- Ferpa
George
Louise Moser
Charles Eugene Clark
David Street
West
Covington
Whiskers Barred From Chicago Jurors in Criminal Trials
Chicago lawyers and Judge McEwen say jurors with whiskers are undesirable in criminal cases. State's Attorney Wayman cites superstition and ancient beliefs, noting foremen and a hung jury in Cronin trials as examples. The article discusses superstition and perceived bravery linked to facial hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McEwen
Criminal Court
Wayman
Cronin
A. Erbstein
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Government Square
G. Stecher
Whittemore
Cupid Nails
Gridiron Star
Fred Wham
Carrie Hitch
Terre Haute
DE Palma
Sulloway
Johnson
Miss Hammond
Weston
Losse
Italia
Western League
Southern League
Aida
Coney
Lagoon
Zoo
Adelaide Norwood
Parrot Bross
Hattie Williams
Detective Sparks
Droege
Kenton Court Notes
Covington High School Alumnas Society
Covington News Notes
H. W. Percival
Campbell County Courts
Newport News Notes
Albert Baldwin
Lawrence Mulcahey
John Sprunk
Scott Fowler
William Blackwell
George Donaldson
John Jordon
Pen
Newport Circuit Court
High School
Judge O*rear Delvers
Body
Newport Real Estate
Charlies F. de Nasov
Sete
Elsie F. Curtis Nashville
Fdward Carr Covington
Nellie P. Johmson
Ludlow
Charlies L. Hullenbeck
Ethel C Taylor Cincinnati Charles Staten Sesteuse Covington
Emma Leffink Covington
Jesee Everett Delley
Narris Cincinnati
Elmer Gruth Lovngton
Liliie Kirsen
Terse Covington
Robert L. Sttell
Covinsion
Grace McGee Covington
William R Thitt
Catherine Smidincinnati
Eng Mieka
Covington Real Estate
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