Peruna Endorsed by Judge for Systemic Catarrh Relief
A San Antonio stenographer writes of severe systemic catarrh and credits Peruna with restoring health after a week of use. The ad claims Peruna removes the cause, strengthens nerves, improves digestion and appetite, and invites readers to write Dr. Hartman for free advice from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
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Nature
Peruna
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Kehoe Nominated in Ninth District Convention
In Maysville Kentucky on June 18 James N Kehoe was nominated by acclamation for reelection to Congress by the Democratic Ninth District Convention. The event featured a Bryan Goebel Kehoe display and music by the Augusta Band while John Daley presented a china loving cup for securing a $40000 government building.
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Commercial Tribune
Maysville
James N. Kehoe
Claude Desha
Harrison County
J. L. Hartin
Boyd
Kehoe
Bryan
Goebel
Augusta Band
John Daley
Board of Trade
Welfare of city move marked Covington club installation
Covington Business Men's Club installed officers led by John Bryant with city officials pledging cooperation for local welfare. Speakers included Mayor Johnson and lawmakers outlining plans to improve streets near Clark property and fund a YMCA reading room addition. The Public Library will close for renovations and hosts for 200 visitors include Elks and Odd Fellows halls. convention business set in the court house with about 200 guests and dignitaries from Cleveland Louisville and Lexington attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Charles Davis
Charles Houston
Johnson
Hanlon
E. J. Hickey
Ludlow
Clark
Charles Eugene Clark
River Road
Methodis
Elks
Odd Fellows
Newport
J. C. Keller
National Association of Letter Carriers
Cleveland
T. H. Baker
Louisville
F. Clay Elkins
Lexington
Cupid's Banner Day Across the River
Covington reports a busy marriage day with fourteen licenses issued by County Clerk Yates and twenty eight couples wed across multiple parishes and by various ministers. Names include Hilgman Kohlhas Dallman Schaef er and others from Cincinnati Covington and Dry Ridge with ages ranging from 17 to 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Covington
Yates
George Hilgman
Ella Kohlhas
Cincinnati
Squire Baker
William Dallman
Anna Schaefer
Saul Stanley
Bessie Lawrence
Dry Ridge
J. G. Dover
Main Street
M. E
Foster W. Cox
Carlisie
C. Edith Scriggins
R. I. Watkins
Union-M. E
Lewis A. Bartlett
Katie Bauerlein
Gilbert Schmidt
St. Paul's
Joseph Goetz
Newport
Anna Knochelmann
Father Pius
St. Joseph's Church
F. Garrison
Grace Sargent
Latonia
A. Earl
First Baptist Church
Floyd
Stevensdh
Eva Wood
Lena Bradford
J. G. Dever
Jacob H. Weis
Matte Maud Conley
Central Covington
Squire Conley
Harry B. Miller
Angie
Squire Jameson
George Smith
Amanda Holloway
The
Colored Baptist Church
Improvements for West Covington Route Projects
West Covington plans two new thoroughfares as part of a push toward metropolitan status. Officials say the streets will improve traffic flow and spur commercial growth, with construction details and timelines awaiting final approvals.
Three orders handed down by Judge Tarvin in Germania case
In Covington Circuit Court Judge Tarvin issued three orders involving the Germania Guaranty Company. Orders require J W Richardson W P Richardson C H Bush and M H Griffith to show cause why they should not restore about 5000 taken from Central Mutual Deposit funds. Payments include 2894 14 to claims and 228 70 to Mrs Rachel Ashbrook with other allocations to be disbursed by Receiver Keefer. The Phoenix National Bank as receiver must pass 1771 30 to I J Isbell and J W Richardson. Rachel Ashbrook has an equitable lien on 1771 30, to be paid after receiver commission.
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Germania Guaranty Company
Covington
Tarvin
Keefer
J. W. Richardson
W. P. Richardson
C.H. Bush
M. H. Griffith
Central Mutual Deposit Company
Irving Isbell
Rachel Ashbrook
Griffith
Bush
The
Richardsons
R. O. Bond
Phoenix National Bank
Lexington
I. J. Isbell
Sophia Goldsmith Transfers Property on Lexington Pike
Sophia Goldsmith transfers a 50 by 100 foot lot on the Lexington pike near Lewisburg to Louis Wurmeling for 2500 dollars. Mayor Johnson plans to call a joint session of General Council to elect an inspector of steam boilers and heating apparatus. Hunt Mayo, the incumbent, likely to win again. Officers elected by the Union Mutual Aid Society include President Charles A. Vonderschmidt and Treasurer Emil Schmidt among others. A large Knights of Pythias delegation from Covington Newport Dayton Bellevue Falmouth and Williamstown will attend a new Berry lodge ceremony on June 21.
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Sophia Goldsmith
Louis Wurmeling
Lexington Pike
Lewisburg
Johnson
General Council
Hunt Mayo
Union Mutual Aid
Charles A. Vonderschmidt
Philip Scheven
John M. Maringhaus
Peter P. Thiel
Emil Schmidt
James Doheny
William Ricker
Lew Mardis
Knights of Pythias
Covington
Newport
Dayton
Bellevue
Falmouth
Williamstown
Berry, Ky
Une
Covington Public Schools Close for Annual Vacation
Covington closed its public schools yesterday for the annual vacation. About 4,500 boys and girls laid aside their books with shouts of joy as two months of play and fun begin. Teachers also welcome the well earned rest.
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Covington
Policeman Cohen Marries Port Huron Bride
John H. Cohen a Covington policeman quietly wed Miss Marry T. Callanan in Port Huron Michigan. The wedding marks a swift departure from his friends as the couple joined in marriage there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cohen
Covington
Port Huron, Mich
Marry T. Callanan
Republican Committee Sees No Delegates Chosen
The Republican Executive Committee of Kenton County met in Covington to select delegates for the Appellate Judgeship convention in Maysville on August 14 but failed to appoint due to incomplete attendance. Richard P. Ernst presided. John J. Craig was secretary. The group adjourned to meet June 28 at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Commercial Tribune
Greenup
Brady
Congress
J. B. Bennett
Worthington
Greenup County
Republican Committee
Maysville
Republican Executive Committee
Kenton County
Fifth and
Madison Streets
Covington
Richard P. Ernst
John J. Craig
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Kentucky letter carriers to hold third annual convention
The Kentucky State Association of Letter Carriers will hold its third annual meeting in Newport, Kentucky on Sunday, July 2. Roosevelt Branch No. 374, National Association of Letter Carriers is involved.
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Kentucky State Association of Letter Carriers
Newport
Roosevelt Branch
National Association of Letter Carriers
Fight for Alderman in Newport Hinges on Qualification
The Newport aldermanic race remains unsettled as Dr. Helmbold is said to have failed to qualify on time while William Krinn is expected to keep his seat. Helmbold denies tardiness claiming immediate qualification after Judge Hodge’s contest ruling. Court of Appeals ruled Harry Stine did not qualify in the mayoral contest. a similar ruling followed in Covington regarding Squire McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Krinn
Board of Aldermen
Helmbold
A.S. Berry
Squire McLaughlin
Covington
St Pauls Church to Host Lawn Fete With Knights Aid
Women of St Pauls Episcopal Church Newport aided by the Knights of the Round Table plan a lawn fete at Nelson Place tomorrow night. The Marine Band of Cincinnati will provide music.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Newport
Knights of the Round Table
Nelson Place
The
Marine Band
Cincinnati
Newport Building and Loan Association Officers Elected
Newport Building and Loan Association No 1 last night elected officers for the year with Wm F Lohstroh as president Christ Ebert as vice president Louis Liebener as secretary Andrew Pfister as assistant secretary Fred Brehmer as treasurer and directors Chas v Kehm Albert J Hoyer Joseph Trautman Ernst Reddersen Charles Mohrstadt Louis J Schwer and Theodore Marz Horace Root was re elected attorney for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Newport High School Night Exercises Event
The graduating class held a program at Park Avenue School Hall featuring vocal and instrumental music recitations and performances. Commencement exercises are scheduled for tonight at the same hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport High School
Park Avenue
Aame
Property Transfers in Dayton Area Real Estate Notices
Weber Forster and wife sell to J F A Marshall on Hodge street near Brighton a 3by100 foot lot for 625 dollars. Martin Zelger sells to Joseph A Miller a Fifth street lot 25 by 65 feet for 2435 dollars. J Crawford and wife sell to Albert Redematter a Grand avenue lot in Crawford subdivision near Ft Thomas 100 by 225 feet for 1000 dollars. Special Commissioner J J Youtrey sells to Chas Clark Ringo a Second street lot 24 feet east of Monmouth 48 by unknown feet valued around 2700. Charles Clark Ringo sells to James G Hudson a Front and Monmouth streets corner lot 36 by 100 feet for 1 dollar. George W Herget sells to Gabriel G Hubbell a Thornton street lot between Ninth and Tenth Dayton 30 by 105 feet for 975 dollars.
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Weber Forster
J F. A. Marshall
Hodge Street
Brighton
Martin Zelger
Joseph A. Miller
Fifth Street
Monmouth Street
J. Crawford
Albert Redematter
Grand Avenue
Crawford
The
Highlands
Ft. Thomas
Ninth
Tenth
City of
Dayton
Marriages Reported Across Counties In Newport Area
Frederick County couples Squire Donelan officiated for S Fra zier and Effie Frazier. Endicott Nebraska and Cincinnati pair Margaret Herzberger wed by Rev Chandler in Newport. Bellevue Kentucky pair James Gorman and Carrie Theis married by Rev McGrady at St Anthony. Waynesville Ohio and Newport Kentucky pair Alonzo Everhert and Florence Trover wed. Middletown Ohio and Newport pair Albert Mehl and Rose Stecklen married. Newcastle Indiana couple George Richards and Elia Ellis wed by Squire Donelan. California Ohio pair Leonard Fogel and Nannie Gray wed by Squire Donelan. William Straub and Myrtle Welkly, both Newport residents, wed. William Sprott of Newport and Ewing of Cincinnati wed by Squire Donelan. Frank Streine and Emma Berndt married in Newport by Rev Schaeffer at 805 Monroe Street. After ceremony they depart for extended bridal tour to the East. They will reside in a West Ninth Street flat upon return.
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Co. S. Frazier
Effie Frazier
Frederic County
Peter Ryan
Endicott
Neb
Margaret Herzberger
Cincinnati
Mr. Chandler
Taylor Street
M. E. Church
East Third Street
James J. Gorman
Bellevue
Carrie Theis
Newport
Father McGrady
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Alonzo A. Everhert
Waynesville
Florence Myrtlé Trover
Kentucky
Albert Mehl
Rose Stecklen
Middletown
George Richards
Elia Ellis
Newcastle
Ind
Squire Donelan
George Heinz
Bertha A. Nuniest
Elias Roser
Salem M. E
York Street
Leonard Fogel
Nannie Gray
California
William Straub
Myrtle Welkly
William Sprott
Ewing
Frank Streine
Emma Berndt
Carl Schaeffer
German Evangelical Church
Monroe Street
East
West Ninth Street
Saloon Row Fatality Sparks Jail Guard Firestorm
Clarence Gillespie a young mother from Glasgow died from a bullet wound suffered during a saloon confrontation with John Haynes a black man, who is in custody. Extra guards surround the jail to avert a potential lynching.
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Peru
Ind
Clarence Gillespie
Glasgow
John Haynes
Haynes
Undertakers sue over arbitration ruling in vehicle pact
George H. High sues W. A. Atkins in Superior Court to overturn an arbitration decision binding undertakers who had stored and supplied carriages between 1895 and the dispute. The arbitrators set a hire scale different from the prior agreement, and High seeks $229 judgment along with overturning the award. Attorney H. J. Buntin represents High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. High
W. A. Atkins
C. Ross Lodwick
Charles P $Hment
Nathan Longfellow
High
Watkin
Watkins
H. J. Buntin
Insane Newark Man Arrested After White House Visit
Cary J. Mc Allister of 45 Dryford Street Newark New Jersey called at the White House this afternoon and was arrested and held for examination as to his mental condition He was armed with a revolver and said he intended to use it on a mesmerist he believed was about to kill him He is 26 and his troubles followed a rejected Newark girl.
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Washington
Cary J. McAllister
Dryford Street
Newark
N. J
White House
Marriage and Lawn Fete Hints From Local Notices
Mrs Alfred Smithsor Terrace avenue hosts a Presbyterian Church gathering this afternoon. Henry Messink weds Tillie Birsinger at Berry Avenue with Rev Father Schmidt officiating and a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home. A brass band of twenty seven plays for the Tennis Club lawn fete tonight with young women serving refreshments and the men at Midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Smithsor
Presbyterian Church
Henry Messink
Tillie Birsinger
Berry Avenue
Father Schmidt
Te Tennis Club
Bellevue Graduation Hit By Compromise Standoff
Bellevue graduates end a week long dispute as a meeting yields a vote to participate in exercises. Mrs. W. Jones of Cleveland is visiting as guests of the family.
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Board of Education
Prof
Riley
W. Jonse
Cleveland, O
Agen Bhvie Bigalleens
unclear historical note about James Paul and Ada
Fragmentary report lists James Paul starting Springs and Edward Grieme with Henry Boutet at a Southern site. Mentions Ada and Miss Anna Bell in an unclear C grade context. No clear event, date, or outcome discernible from the readable text.
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James Paul
Edward Grieme
Urges Primary Over Convention in Kentucky Politics
Fron Kentucky capital, Democrats debate replacing conventions with primaries for governor and state offices. Lewis McQuown of Bowling Green argues primaries are fairer, reduce dissension, and let voters decide. He cites Georgia and South Carolina as precedent and notes cost is manageable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Kentucky
Lewis McQuown
Bowling Green
William Goebel
McQuown
Goebel
Georgia
South Carolina
Embryo Seamen Enlist in U S Navy
Recruiting in Lincoln City shows strong effort as several score boys and young men apply for the navy. Si meon Kerr and assistants screen candidates with about thirty passing the physical, many from city and county. Lieutenant Hasbrouck visits to approve suitable recruits for various branches before the team moves to Dayton for further enlistments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Inn
Simeon Kerr
Hasbrouck
Dayton
Winters Refuses to Name Knife Attacker in Wound Case
Edward Winters 2% years old, of 625 Broadway, was found with a severe knife wound at Twelfth and Main. He refuses to identify his assailant or explain the incident, despite police and hospital attempts to obtain details. The patrol transported him home after dressing the wound at City Hospital.
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Edward Winters
Winters
625 Broadway
City Hospital
Twelfth
Main Streets
Columbus trip to urge quick ruling on Longworth bill
Corporation Counsel Hunt and Assistant Wade Ellis traveled to Columbus to ask the Supreme Court to advance the hearing on the constitutionality of the Longworth omnibus bond bill. The Board of Public Service urged swift settlement of the matter.
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Hunt
Wade Ellis
Columbus
Supreme Court
Longworth
Board of Public Service
Aes
Weather Summary for Cincinnati and Regions
The article reports a changeable spell with cloudiness and scattered showers in central valleys and the West, good rains in Tennessee and Kentucky, light precipitation in the Ohio Valley, and 100 degree heat in Texas and Oklahoma. It lists Cincinnati temperatures from 62 to 74, and includes a Bureau table for January 18, 1902, showing daily highs and lows, cloudiness, and precipitation deficits and surpluses.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio Valley
Gulf States
Texas
Oklahoma
Cincinnati
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Outlook for Midwest and East Regions
Ohio shows showers followed by fair skies with moderate temperatures and variable winds becoming northwest. Indiana expects a fair Thursday and Friday with warmer Friday and northeast winds by the lake. West Virginia has showers Thursday cooler in the east then Friday fair and warmer. Kentucky forecasts fair Thursday and Friday with warming trend.
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Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Coroner Secures Burial for Rev Jarvis L Morgan
The Rev M H Appleby of Valparaiso Ind notified Coroner Schwab he will arrange burial for Rev Jarvis L Morgan found dead at the Dennison House. An undertaker heads to Cincinnati as burial options unfold with Rev Dr Blodgett and Rev G Roughton pledging support if relatives do not act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Appleby
Valparaiso
Ind
Schwab
Jarvis L. Morgan
Dennison House
Cincinnati
Mr. Morgan
Waco
Tex
John Logan
Washington
Potter’s Field
Dr. Blodgett
St. Paul’s Church
Gervaise Roughton
Wesley Chapel
Subscriptions Offer Prompt Mind Full Of News
A newspaper promotion urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate, aiming to ease readers' concerns and keep them informed without delay.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Charles Johnsons Face Broken by a Broncho
Charles Johnson a 25 year old from 515 George street rode in Buckskin Bills Wild West tour. In Vanceburg Kentucky the broncho he bucked, threw him and broke his jaw and chest. He was taken to Cincinnati City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
George Street
Western Plains
Buckskin Bill
Vanceburg
Johnson
Cincinnati
Advanced Students Give Operatic Concert at Scottish Rite Cathedral
Last night the Advanced Students of the school presented an operatic program at the Scottish Rite Cathedral closing the year. Miss Marie Hamel, Naomi Chapman, Mary Rice and others performed scenes from Pacini Saffo Boito Mefistofele and Leoncavallo Pagliacci, with selections from Weber Der Freischutz Martha and The Daughter of the Regiment. The finale featured Act II of Lecce The Little Duke with a cast including Perin Calvert Pedretti Wilson Rice Bassett Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McAlpin
Pacini
Lecce
the Little Duke
Perin
Calvert
Pedretti
Wilson
Rice
Bassett
Chapman
River Departures and Schedules Across Rivers Ports
The Ohio River levels rose to 9.6 feet at Cincinnati, up 8 feet in 24 hours, as river traffic shows advertised departures from Pomeroy Maysville Tacoma and other boats, with daily trips and specific schedules from Louisville Madison Portsmouth and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Navigation Notice on Florence Wharfboat Reopens Traffic
Inspector W H Turner of the Fourteenth Lighthouse District informs masters and pilots that the Florence wharfboat light is reestablished. Lower Ohio River traffic shifts to Louisville Mall Line boats with departures from Broadway at 5 p.m. Daily itineraries include the City of Cincinnati packet, Henry M Stanley to Kanawha River, M P Wells to Chile, Tacoma to Mays Ville, Helen M Gould to Portsmouth, and Lizzie Bay as Madison packet at 5 p.m.
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W. H. Turner
United States Navy
Fourteenth
Florence
Sunshine
Memphis
Ohio River
Louisville Mall
Broadway
Cincinnati
Henry M. Stanley
Kanawha River
Rivers and riverside updates from the Ohio River region
Multiple river reports across cities note live gages, rising and falling levels, and weather changes. Vessels like the J C Risher Tornado and H M Stanley move between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh amid rain, with resignations of Monongahela coal firm directors and steady downstream traffic patterns.
Mt St Marys Seminary Subdeacons Emerge Eleven Graduates
Eleven Mt St Marys Seminary students were made subdeacons in a ceremony led by Bishop Thomas B Byrne of Nashville yesterday. The men will be raised to deaconship this morning as Bishop Byrne departs for Nashville. Guests included Rev John B Murray, seminary president. Names: Herman Albers Anthony Baumstark Walter Bongartz Edward Bradman William Drumy Bernard Hanna John Lynch Anthony Mentink David Qualey John Stein Clement Teipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Thomas 8. Byrne
Nashville
City
John B. Murray
Herman Albers
Anthony Baumstark
Walter Bomgartz
Edward Bradman
William Drumy
Bernard Hanna
John Lynch
Anthony Mentink
David Qualey
John Stein
Clement Teipe
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Hugh McLaughlin
Coubent Street
San Antonio
United States Court
Western District of Texas
Hugh Mslaughlin
Business Men
West Covington
Cohen
DR. Hembold
Building Association Officers
Newport Realty
S Ycamore Street
Fifth
Antinegro Club
Decatur
Antinegro Society
Undertakers
Darton
Esterday
Nna Donnelly
Father Kehoen
New York
le Sc
U. S. Navy
City and Country Boys
Basket
Mergenthaler-Horton Basket Machine Co
TROBE
Bert Gecvenes
SUE Agrie
Mr. Appleby
Evangelist
Potter's Field
Pomeroy
H. M. Stanley
Tacoma
Wells
Lizzie Bay
Portsmouth
Helen M. Gould
City OF Louisville
Madison
Oil City
Brownsville
Greensboro
Cherry
Elizabeth
Morgantown
Pittsburg
Coal Combine
J. C. Risher
B. D. Woods
Tornado
W. B. Rodgers
Monongahela Coal Combine
J. H. Rodgers
Wheeling
River
Ben Hur
Parkersburg
Kanawha
Charleston
Bessie, Smith
Bessie Smith
Bedford
Greenwood
Huntington
Pleasant
R. P. Gillham
D. T. Lane
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Bill Clark
J. B. Lewis
Marietta
Catlettsburg
Stanley Dus
Kirker
Evansville
Waterloo
Ala
Dick Fowler
Cairo
Thomas Parker
Joppa
Joe Fowler
Peters Lee
St. Louis
Tennessee River
Rees Lee
Georgia Lee
Avalon
James Lee
Friar's Point
Sadie Lee
Ashport
TWE Bradfield Regulator CO
Atia A. Ga
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