Coroner Orders Full Probe Into Kentucky Infant Death
Coroner Weaver orders a post mortem and chemical analysis to determine how a Russellville family infant died in East Liberty Street hospital. Nurse Katherine Dear is subpoenaed to testify as investigators seek cause after a ruptured stomach is found.
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Liberty Street
Walter
Russellville
Rogers
Katherine Dear
Louisville
Weaver
Drg
Gustav Zinker
Oliver P
Holt
Zinke
O. P. Holt
O. L. Cameron
T. P. Fenneles
Cameron
Weavery
Miss.Dear
Aacones
Miss Dear
Miss. Dear
Commercial Tribune
Fénnel
Politicians Stage Nine Act Comedy Baseball Game
City Hall and Revenue Office plan a Saturday afternoon nine act comedy presented as a baseball game at the old Blue Stocking ground. Sam Hirst manages City Hall group Harry Hunwick leads Revenue Office team. Secretary of Agriculture Wilson may umpire after attending University buildings dedication.
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City Hall
Associag Giation
Internal Revenue
Bernhard Bettmann
Blue Stocking
Sam Hirst
Harry Hunwick
Wilson
University
Cumminsville
City “Hall
Sam Black
George Rohde
Hugo Ernstberger
William Myers
William Wethe
Dexter Harris
William Farran
Fred Hilsinger
Robert Austin
George Schuler
Alex Parker
Gus Erke
Fred Brunstrup
Gus Bendigs
Sam Tweed
Mike Durkin
Harry Morris
Tom Nolan
William F. Schiebel
George Deckebach
Max Schulmann
Ed Brookfield
George Leonard
Lewis Cohen
Pryor Gets Diamond Watch Fob from City Officials
Elmer Prior, clerk in the Board of Public Service, received a diamond studded watch fob from fellow employees and friends at City Hall. He graduated with the MCA law class last night after passing examinations days earlier, and will pursue law practice with high promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
Elmer Prior
Board of Public Service
Prior
Inspecting Bonds in Shortage Case at City Solicitor Office
Jouls Kohl of Cabell and Frei bers visited City Solicitor Hunt to inspect bonds of Dan Brown former County Auditor and Robert Schmidt Wharftmaster charged with shortages. Kohl copied bonds and hinted suits to collect sums may be filed within a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouls Kohl
Cabell & Freibers
Hunt
Dan Brown
Robert Schmidt
Ly Wharftmaster
Kohl
Cabell
Herely
Tragic Pedestrian Fatally Injured in Walnut Hill Crash
Donn Oliver a 7 year old teamster resident of Sitth near the Southern Railroad Bridge was struck at Morris and Gilbert avenues Walnut Hale yesterday afternoon. The Gilbert avenue and South Norwood car collided injuring his skull and shoulder. Patrol 7 conveyed him to the Street Hospital where he died of his injuries.
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Donn Oliver
Sitth
Southern Railroad
Morris and
Gilbert Avenue
Walnut Hale
South Norwood
Patrol
Stock Drover Impaled on Sharpened Broomstick
Michael Lawless stock driver of 423 Chestnut Street was impaled by a sharpened broomstick he used for punishment of a dumb creature. He was found at the Stockyards and rushed to City Hospital in critical condition. Doctors expect he may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Less
Russian minstry grants concessions to Jews in reforms
A Moscow telegram reports the Russian government granting major reforms for Jews after the Kishineff massacres. A fifty member Odessa Jewish delegation met ministers Von Plehwe and Witte. the ukase barring Jews from frontier zones was lifted and Jews may reside anywhere in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Odessa
Leon A.berezniak
St. Petersburg
von Plehwe
Witte
Kronstadt
Fleischmann Club Picnic Ends With Train Derailment
The Fleischmann Colored Republican Club outing ended in chaos when a special train carrying members and guests derailed near Woodsdale Island. Three coaches left the track after a switch frog shifted, scattering broken bottles across a box car. Passengers fled to the platform. two members jumped through a window but escaped unharmed. The cars were righted within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleischmann Colored Republican Club
Woodsdale Island
Sixth
Baymiller Streets
Tennessee Central and Southern Fight Over Road Entry
In Knoxville area June 18 a railroad dispute pits Tennessee Central against Cincinnati Southern as workers tear up a track laid by the rival and reroute through Harriman. Community favors Tennessee Central though outcome remains uncertain at Indian Hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Markiman
Tennessee Central
Cincinnati -Southern
Indian Hollow
Cincinnati
Southern
Harriman
Cincinnati-Southern Railway
Chicago Waiters Refuse Arbitration Strike Spreads
On June 18 striking waiters refused arbitration and moved to broaden the walkout. They planned to recruit engineers and elevator men, sent committees to recruit more strikers after midnight, and held a general meeting deciding not to arbitrate but to expand the strike across hotel staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ellis Re elected President of Ohio University
In a University of Ohio event the Board of Trustees votes to extend Dr. Alston Ellis presidency for two more years at 3500 dollars annually. A new library building is approved with a 20000 dollar appropriation to replace the inadequate current facilities. Trustees appoint building committee and plan bids for the southwest campus library location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund A. “Jones
Massillon
B. O. Higley
Athens
Ewing Hall
W. E. Bundy
Cincinnati
W. C. Lowry
Logan
LOGAL AMUSEMENTS The Last Days of Pompeii at Coney
Pain's Last Days of Pompeii plays at Coney with Business Manager Dolson arriving to supervise. The plan includes a large picture, distant first row boxes, and full stage perspective. Henry J Pain and Harry B Thearle will be present during the engagement before the production moves to Cincinnati and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompeii
Pain
Coney
Dolson
Manhattan Beach
Mr. Dolson
Henry J. Pain
Pain’s Enterprises
Harry B. Thearle
Chicago
Cincinnati
Crystal Palace
London
Lagoon Dancing Pavilion Adds Noted Instructors and Acts
Lagoon tourists enjoy a popular dancing pavilion with Prof. R. H. Smith as a special instructor at the amphitheater attendance daily except Sunday. Phinney's United States Band performs at the vaudeville pavilion and roof garden, with ragtime nights and a Battlefield to Fireside feature. Michael's Band and the Lagoon Quartet provide nightly musical entertainment to patrons.
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Lagoon
R. H.smith
Phinney
United States
Roof Garden
Michael
Lagoon Quartet
John C Weber Band Concert at the Zoo
The John C Weber Band will give a concert at the Zoo tonight. The program has been prepared with special care and, weather permitting, an audience of unusual size is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John'c.weber
Stamina League Plans Coney Outing with Schoolboys Contest
The Stamina Republican League completed arrangements for an outing at Coney tomorrow featuring a schoolboys contest for several valuable prizes donated by prominent merchants and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamina Republican League
Coney
Prominent Composer Married in Munich Ceremony
Felix Weingartner, noted composer and conductor, wed Baroness Feodora von Dreyfus in Munich today. The ceremony joined two prominent European figures, reflecting a high society union reported by local press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Felix Weingartner
Feodora von Dreyfus
London Success On Stage After Dune Run
Hubert Henry Davies follows a successful Wyndham's run with Cousin Kate at the Haymarket. Miss Ellis Jefferys stars in the title role with strong support from Maude Beatrice Ferrar and Carlotta dison as leading players in a witty piece of bright dialogue and clever comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hubert Henry Davies
Graduation Banquet Honors Covington High School Class of 1903
The Covington High School Alumni Association held a banquet at the Grand Hotel for about one hundred attendees. President Mrs. B. W. Coffman welcomed guests, Tebbs Ranshaw spoke for the graduates, and Chas S. Furber gave the historian address.
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Covington High School Alumni Association
Grand Hotel
W. Coffman
Tebbs Ranshaw
Chas
Furber
George Ellis
Cecil Pence
Oscar H. Roetken
Harry Abbott
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Grover C. Armstrong
C. A. J. Walker
Earl F. Farnall
Paul Wisenall
A. E. Thompson
E. Susan McArthur
Daisy M. McArthur
Esther McNeill
Callie Walls
Louise K. Walls
Katharine Thobe
Mae Gregory
Lillie Southgate
Schimmelpfennig
Amy Henderson
Fannie French
Emma Walker
Marion Brogan
Carrie Minderman
Helen Bollmer
Augusta Bollmer
Grace Daily
Anna Louise Horner
Buelah Loder
Viletta Kohmes
Farrow’s Assailants Receive Five Year Sentences
Charles Sanders and Thomas Mann, two of John Farrow's assailants, were each sentenced to five years in the penitentiary after a joint trial by a single jury. A third man, Edward Morris, also pled guilty and drew five years. They face burglary trials next, with a ten year maximum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Maysville
Charles Sanders
Thomas Mann
John Farrow
Sander
Mann
Edward Morris
United States
A. M. “J. Cochran
Woman's Treatment of Woman Miss Moran Names Neighbors
Miss May Moran of 1244 Russell Street reports harassment by neighbors after recounting a winter attack on Monastery Road where she was the victim. She says Mrs. Kate Mullaley, who lives nearby, prompted a police court warrant and that taunts from other women have driven her to near madness as memories of the incident resurface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Moran
Russell Street
Adams
Monastery Road
Kate Mullaley
Firemen Union Prompted City Fire Service Regulation
The Board of Public Service returned from the committee of the whole a regulation passed by Council. It asks that no firemen be employed by the city chefs, reflecting the influence of the International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen. The board favored the resolution and ordered Clerk Holmes to notify all department heads under the board’s control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board’ of Public Service
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
Holmes
State Convention of Young People's Christian Union Concludes
Akron Ohio June 18 delegates conclude a three day session of the State Convention of the Young People's Christian Union of the United Brethren Church. Next gathering set for Coshocton. Officers elected include President Claude Eckhardt Akron and Vice President George D. Weimer Beach City with Recording Secretary H. B. Stusser Akron and Corresponding Secretary Mrs Clara P Kersch Montrose plus Mission Superintendent Rev James Kendall Columbus.
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Akron
Young People's Christian Union of the United Brethren Caurch
Coshocton
Claude Eckhardt
George D. Weimer
Beach City
H. B.stusser
Clara P.kersch
Montrose
James Kendall
Columbus
Garnet Lodge Elects Officers in West Sixth Street Hall
Garnet Lodge No. 22 Colored Eights of Pythias held its annual election at the hall on West Sixth Street. Officers elected include Chancellor Commander Henry Jackson Vice Chancellor Albert Kinney Keeper of Records and Seals George W. Hays Jr Master of Finance Barry Ward Prelate Rev Mr Orr T J Johns Horace Allen and Archer King.
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Garnet Lodge
Pythias
West ‘Sixth Street
Henry Jackson
Albert Kinney
George
W. Hays, Jr
Barry. Ward
Mr. Orr
T. J Johns
Horace Allen
Archer King
Wooster University Confers 43 Degrees at Commencement
Wooster Ohio June 18 1912 Forty three graduates receive Bachelor of Arts and Science degrees with honors. Notable honors go to Mary Bruce Notestein magna cum laude and Ira Ellis Ewing magna cum laude who earned a bachelor’s degree in science. Honorary degrees awarded to leaders including L C Holden and James Harvey Hyslop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Wooster
Wooster University
Davidson Memorial Chapel
L. E. Hol‘den
Celia Thaxter
Mary Bruce Notestein
Helen Sophia Weld
Marysville
Frank Denton Crowl
Spring Hill
Boelmann
Esther Hemphill
South Charleston
Inez Kinney
Cum Laude
Bellaire
Ira Ellis Ewing
Magna Cum Laude
Canaan
Arthur Frederick Blaser
Winesburg
Paul Dickson Axtell
Portland
Ind
Bert Harrison
Lisbon
Ethel Marjorie Knapp
Gertrude-Elizabeth Laughlin
Mary Margaretta’ Haupert
Thomas John Patterson
Piqua
Jane Marie Good
Hamilton
Mae’ Eugenia Hoegner
West Salem
Mary Alice McCoy
Arabella Ursula Barnes
L. C. Holden
New York
Holden
D.D
A. M. Reed
Steubenville
E. E. Rogers
Bowling Green
W. J. Boone
College of Idaho
Caldwell
Geo. T. Fitch
Shanghai
China
H.P. Wilber
Santa Monica
Cal
H. W. Lowry
Ohio Wesleyan Class of 1903 Graduates Commencement Evening
The 1903 graduating class of Ohio Wesleyan University gathered in Gray Chapel Delaware Ohio to receive degrees as President Bashford presided. Rev Frank W Gunsaulus of Chicago delivered the commencement address on John Wesley and the Centuries Ahead. The festivities closed with a reception at President Bashfords home.
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Commercial Tribune
Ohio University
Alston Elis
Congress Street
Buive
A Ae Wade
Xi. Reinew
IV yCincinnati
H Ewing | Hajl
Hillis
L. G. Bean
Athens
G. Winter
Crooksville
F. Copeland
W.B. Bundy
Cincinnati
Ll.d
John W.* Dowds
Toledo
I. D. Bonebrake
Columbus
Lillian Michael
Goshen
Ind
A.M
T. A. Jores
Jackson
A.my
C. M
Rev. G. Waltonce
D.D
G. W. Martin
Utah
Noah. W. Good
Charles C.miller
Lima
Delaware
Gray
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Chicago
John Wesley
Bashford
Heidelberg University grants history and economics chair
Tiffin June 18 Heidelberg University held its fiftieth commencement with 13 graduates. G M Shaffer delivered the salutatory, W R Lebold the valedictory, Grace E Baichly the scientific oration, and Hon Samuel M Jones addressed the class. The Board of Regents created a history and economics chair. Charles J Jones elected. The college reported a surplus after expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Tiffin
Heidelberg University
Glenn M. Shaffer
Watson
Grace E.baichly
Oliver E. Baker
James C. Steele
William A. Clemmer
West Alexandria
Ora E. Hedges
Columbus
Herman
Kerst
Greenville
Seneca County
Samuel M. Jones
Toledo
Board of Regents
Charles J. Jones
Albany
Ore
Wilberforce University Holds Fortieth Commencement at Xenia
The fortieth annual commencement at Wilberforce University was held in Xenia Ohio. A large Cincinnati delegation attended with seventy four graduates including eight native Africans. Speeches covered themes from The Unknown Sea to The Awakening of Ethiopia and a valedictory on The Spirit of Inquiry. President Joshua Jones conferred degrees and later hosted a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilberforce University
Xenia
Cincinnati
Alice Spark
John
Boyd
Minnie Maxwell
Robert Ernest Brooks
Pearl Pinn
Marshall McDonald Maxeke
Johannesburg
Ethiopia
Dudley Woodward
Joshua Jones
Endowment Offer for Western Reserve Academy
James W. Ellsworth of Chicago offers 50000 dollars for an endowment to Western Reserve Academy at Hudson if the trustees raise another 50000 dollars or provide the academy with 2500 dollars annually. Western Reserve University trustees have not acted yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James W. Ellsworth
Chicago
Western Reserve Academy
Hudson
Western Reserve University
West Virginia University Commencement Grants Sixty Degrees
The thirtieth annual commencement at West Virginia University in Morgantown conferred degrees on sixty graduates this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va. U
Commercial Tribune
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Carthage Fair Grounds Ready for August Event
The Independent Association works on the Carthage Fair Grounds race track to shape it for the second week in August. Repairs worth about 1000 dollars are planned for the grand stand and buildings. The dispute over treasury funds between the Independent and Regular Fair Boards risks court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Fair Grounds
Independent Association
Fair Board
Regular Fair Board
Association
Regular Association
Treasury
Regular Board
Durr
Miss Eva McGrew Weds Brayton E. Graff at Bond Hill
The ceremony took place at the McGrew homestead in Bond Hill with Rev. Bogle officiating. Eva McGrew, a former Hartwell public school teacher, wed Brayton E. Graff who recently completed chemistry at Cornell and will join Procter Gamble in Ivorydale. The couple leave for a Thousand Islands trip after the ceremony.
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Eva McGrew
Brayton E. Graff
McGrew
Myrtle Avenue
Bond Hill
Mr. Bogle
Miss McGrew
Hartwell
Hamilton County
Cornell University
Procter & Gamble Company
Ivorydale
Thousand Islands
Ladies’ Mite Society
Bond Hill Presbyterian Church
Bond Hill Town Hall
Deestrick Skale
Blueberry Corners
Messrs
Engrey
Bridge
Fred Rowe
Claries Wolff
George Sommers
Wilbur la Rue
William Bianhard
Ed Weiss
The Only Graduate at Pleasant Ridge
Miss Elsie Brockman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Brockman, was the village high school’s sole graduate. Graduation exercises were held last night in Pleasant Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Brockman
Pleasant Ridge
Louisville and Southwestern Indiana Company Incorporated
Jersey City New Jersey June 18 The Louieville and Southwestern Indiana Company was incorporated with capital of 2000 dollars. The charter states the aim to operate electric and street railways. Incorporators are Louis B Dailey Joseph M Mitchell and Kenneth K McLaren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Jersey City
N. J
Louieville and Southwestern Indiana Company
Louis B. Dailey
Joseph M. Mitchell
Kenneth K. McLaren
Lowell textile workers end three month wage strike
After a three month struggle Lowell textile operatives show willingness to drop the general strike begun March 30 seeking a 10 percent wage increase in cotton mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Board approves workhouse improvements urged by superintendent
The Board of Public Service approved several enhancements for the Workhouse sought by Superintendent William Ruehrwein. Plans include removing a shadowing word that blocks guards view, installing an electric light plant, and strengthening hospital division bars. They ordered an estimated cost submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Wiliam Ruehrwein
Mrs J H Parvis Obituary at Findlay Street Home
Mrs J H Parvis wife of J H Parvis vice president of the Emerson and Fisher Carriage Company died yesterday at her home 045 Findlay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Parvis
Hmerson & Fisher Carriage Company
Findlay Street
Graduation at YMCA Law School in Linton Hall crowd
A large audience packed Linton Hall for the YMCA Law School commencement with judges, faculty, and dignitaries on the platform. The baccalaureate was given by Hon. Jacob Bromwell who delivered a engaging address, as music by the College of Music enhanced the ceremony. Degrees of LL B were conferred on a long list of graduates including Wm C Buten Herman C Bryant Hiram C Bolsinger August H Bode Jr Joseph W Conroy Clifford F Cordes and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Hall
YM. C. A. Law School
Judge Hosea
Stanley Matthews
Alexander McDonald
D. B
Meacham
Ball
Dean Ochiltree
Frank Brown
Jacob Bromwell
Colege of Music
YV. Raymond
Jesse Bowman Young
Isaac Routman
Sineeesee Es Kasteeserske
D. B. Meacham
Frank G. Browne
Wm. C. Buten
Herman C. Bryant
Hiram C. Bolsinger
August H. Bode, Jr
Joseph W. Conroy
Clifford F. Cordes
Joseph M. Conway
Archer E. Cragg
Herbert R. Davison
Lawrence J. Diskin
Louis C. Fritsche
Willis Lord Gibson
Wm. A. Geoghegan
George
Hawke
Jacob F. Jonas
John F. Krenkel
Kenny E. Kock
Elmer
King
Carl W. Lentz
Thomas F. McGuire
Special Judge Sets Powers Trial Date in Kentucky
In Georgetown Kentucky on June 18 1903 the Scott Circuit Court clerk received a governor issued commission naming J E Robbins as special judge to try Caleb Powers. The order fixes Monday August 3 1903 as the opening day for a special term to conduct and complete the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Georgetown
J. E. Robbing
Caleb
Beckham
Scott Circuit Court
J. E. Robbins
Judge Nippert Attacks Hospital Batch Lunacy Case
Judge Nippert criticized hospital authorities for sending thirty individuals to Probate Court for lunacy in one batch. He tried the group, eighteen were dismissed, and he urged the Board of Medical Advisers to investigate to prevent a recurrence and protect court integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nippert
Board of Medical Advisers
Colored Pythians Convention Closes After Three Days
The sixteenth annual session of the Colored Knights of Pythias ended. C. B. F. Johnson was re-elected Brigadier and Edward Gaither was chosen Major for another term. Thomas Curtis, longtime treasurer of the endowment fund, faced a charge of $1,800 short and the case was referred to a special committee for report in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Pythians
Knights of Pythias
C. B. F. Johnson
Edward Gaither
Thomas Curtis
Governor Grants Requisition to Return Turner
In Knoxville on June 18 Governor Frazier issued a requisition allowing the removal of Lee Turner of Quarter House fame from Jacksboro Tennessee to Pineville Kentucky despite local opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville, Tenn
Frazier
Lee Turner
Quarter House Fame
Jacksboro, Tenn
Pineville
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Whistler
John’c. Weber's
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Farrow
Ohio Wesleyan University
Frank Gonsaulus
Heidelberg
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Cooper Avenue
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W. C. Muhlhauser
Wm. A. Moeller
Frank L. Muhleman
Elmer G. Prior
Edward Peck
Wm. J. Peck
Adolph Rosenberg
Albert C. Ross
James J. Ryan
Thomas B. Schroll
Joseph B. Schroeder
Wm. Sander
Ludwig Sinn
Charles B. Smith
George A. Spanrler
Morley P. Thompson
Geo. W. Wolfberger
Frederick H.warren
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Frank J. Zumstein
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