Kentucky News Update and Local Police Actions
Police fulminate lantern rules for bicycles after dark and fireworks bans before the Fourth of July. Thomas J. Brown, L. N. switchman, dies from injuries after being struck by a train on June 10. funeral planned for tomorrow. Harry Hurley charged with assaulting 15 year old Hattie Atchison during a Bellevue visit. Hurley to appear before Judge Dumont.
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Bailey
Lawrence
Clyde Willson
Warren Rude
Ben Kyle
Thirteenth
Madison Streets
Orewe Parker
Sixth Street
Thomas J. Brown
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Brown
Grand Avenue
Holmesdale
Harry Hurley
Monmouth Street
Mies Hattie Atchison
East Eighth Gstreet
Miss Atchison
Hurley
Bellevue
Thornton
Ninth Street
Smith
Louisville
Kentucky
Burglary Reported At 133 Scott Street Residence
R. T. Hines informed police that burglars broke open a rear shutter and ransacked the house while the family was away. Twelve dollars in a pants pocket and several small articles were taken.
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R. T. Hines
Scott Street
Benefit for Officer McQuery’s Widow at Lagoon Amphitheater
Tickets available today at Hawley’s book store Columbia Theater Cincinnati Thompson’s news depot Covington Hogan’s news stand Newport. Grounds admission free. amphitheater seat $0.20 extra. Performers include Billy Van Master Lores Grimm Nielsen Sisters Brothers Gaspard and Sonorants. Gross receipts to go to committee led by Chief Pugh ex Mayor Rhinock Detective Gaffney Officer Cody.
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Officer McQuery
Lagoon
Hawley’s Book Store
Columbia Theater
Cincinnati
Thompson's News Depot
Covington
Hogan's News Stand
Newport
Billy van
Lores Grimm
Neilsen
Gaspard
Anderson
Ziegler
Pugh
Rhinock
Gaffney
Cody
King Cleared In Shooting Case By Circuit Court
Judge Tarvin convened the Circuit Court at Independence yesterday. The only case disposed of was C J A King who was indicted for shooting Ben Carpenter. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty and King was dismissed.
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Tarvin
Independence
C.J. A. King
Ben Carpenter
King
Noonan Divorce Suit Filed for Cruelty and Drunkenness
Rachel Noonan filed a suit for divorce in the Circuit Court last evening against James P. Noonan alleging cruelty and drunkenness. Married March 1899, they lived together until April 20, 1900, during which he failed to provide for her while she supported herself by sewing. J. N. Hutchins for plaintiff.
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Rachel Noonan
James P. Noonan
J. N. Hutchins
Roda and Gilmour Testify Before Grand Jury in Mayhem Probe
William Roda, injured at Covington Jail by a mop handle attack on Thomas Rogers, appeared before the grand jury yesterday along with George F. Gilmour and several other witnesses. Rogers is believed to face indictment for mayhem.
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William Roda
Thomas Rogers
Covington
George F. Gilmour
Roda
Rogers
Marriage Licenses Issued in Covington Area
Yesterday several couples received marriage licenses. William Book 30 and Mary Saal feld 23 of Covington. R. L. Pratt 37 of Rising Sun Indiana and Laura B. Cain 81 of Covington. William L. Ehring 22 of Ludlow and Ber tha Teed 19 of Covington. Bernard Brueggeman 26 and Mamie Fedders 24 of Covington. Ben Meyer 23 of Cincinnati and Elizabeth Kroeger 23 of Covington. William Hildebrand 62 and 28 year old from Hubbard and Covington.
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William Book
Mary Saalfeld
Covinton
R. L. Pratt
Rising Sun
Ind
Laura B. Cain
Covington
William L. Ehring
Bertha Teed
Ludlow
Bernard Brueggeman
Mamie Fedders
Ben Meyer
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Kroeger
William Hildebrand
Hubbard
Covngton
Attorney Tisdale views defense for Bishop and Lyons in Covington
Covington lawyer Tisdale conferred yesterday with Wallace Bishop and Thomas Lyons, the men who killed Policeman McQuery, at Covington Jail. It is believed he will defend the prisoners, who remain in the same department rather than being separated as before.
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Attorney Tisdale
Covington
Wallace Bishop
Thomas Lyons
Policeman McQuery
Tisdale
Property Transfers Record Two Transactions In City
Nicholas J. Walsh and wife transfer to Edward Mills parcel 190 feet along Madison avenue west side 332 feet south of Fifteenth street for 16000 dollars. Emma W. Miller transfers to Arthur Goebel parcel 27 by 96 feet on Edward street east side 127 feet south of Letitia street in exchange for property valued at 500 dollars.
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Nicholas J. Walsh
Edward Mills
Madison Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Emma W. Miller
Arthur Goebel
Edward Street
Letitia Street
Guests of Peter Sprunk and heating work in building
Adam Sprunk and wife of Brooklyn N Y visit Peter Sprunk and family. Government Building reports workers removing old heating apparatus for replacement. Robert H Berger awarded certificate of honesty probity and good demeanor in County Court on motion by Oscar H Roetken. Charles Keith fined $25 and costs for running an unlicensed saloon at Fifteenth and Russell streets by Judge Pence. Box 67 alerted Fire Department to Thomas Ashbrook residence at 1617 Bankiick street for roof fire. loss about $5. St Benedicts Dramatic and Musical Club of Austinburg to hold ice cream social and lawn fete on June 21 on east Sixteenth street opposite St Benedictus Church.
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Adam Sprunk
Brooklyn
N. Y
Peter Sprunk
Robert H. Berger
Oscar H. Roetken
Charles Keith
Fifteenth and
Russell Streets
Thomas Ashbrook
Bankiick Street
St. Benedict's Dramatic and Musical Club
Austinburg
East Sixteenth Street
St. Benedictus Church
Local Bellevue Weddings and Provo City Race
Albert Dreshaus and Miss Lena Leithner of Bellevue wed last night at St Anthony s Church. Harry Laglage of Cincinnati will marry Miss Josephine Tenhandfield of Bellevue at Sacred Heart arch at 6 this morning. Edward Suhre of Bellevue and Miss Francis Vasche of Dayton wed at Sacred Heart Church at 9. Gus Eakins of Dayton and Nellie McGraw of this city married in Newport last Tuesday. Protestant Sunday schools held a picnic at Silver Grove yesterday. Miss Clara Jacobs of Foote avenue and Edward Henemann of Newport plan an early July wedding.
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Albert Dreshaus
Lena Leithner
Bellevue
Father McGrady
St. Anthony's Church
Harry Laglage
Cincinnati
Josephine Tenhandfield
Sacred Heart Arch
Edward Suhre
Francis Vasche
Dayton
Sacred Heart Church
Gus Eakins
St James School Commencement and City Engineer Wedding
The St James School commencement was held last evening at Odd Fellows Hall with a full program led by Mary Burns Hannah Niebaum and other students. City Engineer William Ehrlich and Miss Bertha Teed were married at 8 pm at the Presbyterian Church by Rev J J Francis.
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St. James School
Odd Fellows Hall
Mary Burns
Hannah Niebaum
Mary Farrell
Gertrude Niehaus
Sandford Burke
Papa
Francis Burke
Mollie
Jennie
Edna Baldwin
Amanda
Julia Crohan
Lizzie
Mary O’brien
T. N. Kahoe
Catherine McGeough
Plano
William Ehrlich
Bertha Teed
Presbyterian Church
J. J. Francis
New Christian Church Work Resumes at Eighth and O'Fallon
Builders resumed work on the new Christian church at Eighth and O'Fallon avenues after a halt last fall caused by funds. Chief of Police McClure is confined to his home with illness.
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New Christian Church
Eighth and
O'Fallon Avenues
McClure
McDaniels Not Dead in Kentucky Trance Incident
John McDaniels a poorhouse inmate fell into a trance and was thought dead in Lexington on June 19. A deaf and dumb fellow inmate kept vigil. the sleeper awoke, frightened the man, who later vanished, and authorities say the incident drove the survivor insane.
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Lexington
John McDaniels
Poorhouse
McDaniels
Immaculata Commencement Honors and Program Highlights
Immaculata Academy held its commencement last evening. First literary honors went to Celeste O'Shaughnessy with Anna Crawley second. Lauretta Larger and Celeste O'Shaughnessy earned music and harmony medals. The program featured Mascagni Intermezzo, Liszt Rhapsodie Hongroise, and Behr Polka Mazurka among others, with solos, duets, and a tableau mouvant. Certificates for deportment were awarded and the Rt Rev. Bishop gave an address.
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Immaculata Academy
Celeste O'Shaughnessy
Anna Crawley
Lauretta Larger
Mascagni
Romero
B. Manana
L. Larger
I. Feth
F. Roswinkel
Godard—Valee
L. Brown
I. Riordan
C. Roth
H. Hartman
A. Rappold
T. Ryan
C. O'Shaughnessy
Mary Cummings
America
Celeste O’shaughnessy
Isabelle Feth
Marie Hehman
Mary Brown
Rosalia O'Shaughnessy
Mary Beaver
Margaret Crawley
Lillian Brown
Beertiz
Crensecsrse Eee
Osc
Cns
Ccsse
Ccccne
Manual of Arms
E. Hartnett
Meyerbeer
A. Crawley
C. “Quinn
M. Brow Behr
M. Madden
E. O’neil
A. Mo
Cormick
C. Feth
M. Gerding
Calvary
A. Crawley Thalberg
C. O
Sheriff revokes deputies list to assign picnic duty
Sheriff Miller withdraws the appointment of deputies George Creighton John Dokes Boone Gosney Adam Barney John Tocher Jule White John J. Newell R. R. Salter John Follette Robert Davis Joseph Donelan L. G. Snyder Robert Pryor William Walsh John E. Wallace William White John Swift Jacob Terrany Ben Smith Jr James McKeown John Krantz Coleman Moore and Arthur Kyle. He plans to use a small chosen group for all picnic work.
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Miller
George Creighton
John Dokes
Boone Gosney
Adam Barney
John Tocher
Jule White
John J. Newell
R. R. Salter
John Follette
Robert Davis
Joseph Donelan
L. G. Snyder
Robert Pryor
William Walsh
John E. Wallace
William White
John Swift
Jacob Terrany
Ben Smith, Jr
James McKeown
John Krantz
Coleman Moore
Arthur Kyle
Destitution Case At 512 Chestnut Street
Overseer of the Poor Jones and Health Officer Graff revealed a severe destitution case in the city. Dal Bane and four children were found on the second floor of 512 Chestnut Street with a dying father and a disabled 14 year old son. The mother is deceased and the District Physician will arrange relief for the family.
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Jones
Graff
Dal Bane
Chestnut Street
Bonds Redeemed to Be Shared by Siblings of Miner
It is reported that of 43000 dollars in government bonds and greenbacks destroyed by W D Bender before his death at College Hill Sanitarium, 13000 dollars of the bonds were registered and redeemable. Brother and sister Harry Bender and Mrs Ella Griffin of different addresses will divide this amount. Bender made his fortune in mining in California.
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W. D. Bender
College Hill Sanitarium
Harry Bender
West Fifth Street
Ella Griffin
York Street
Bender
California
City bootblacks Form Shine Price Trust
Bootblacks in the city doubled shine prices to a dime after meeting yesterday. Patrons near the Courthouse laughed as word spread that the group formed a trust to maintain the higher charge.
Newport Couple to Wed at St Stephen's Church
Edward Kuhl and Clara Nulaus, both of Newport, will marry this morning at St Stephen's Church. Rev Father Kuhl, brother of the groom, will officiate. Attendants include Leo Kuhl, Edward Vespers, Lillie Nulaus and Mary Zumwalde.
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Edward Kuhl
Clara Nulaus
Newport
St. Stephen’s Church
Father Kuhl
Leo Kuhl
Edward Vespers
Lillie Nulaus
Mary Zumwalde
Wiehe Silver Wedding Invitations Published
Neat invitations announce the silver wedding of Mr and Mrs C W Wiehe of 39 East Tenth Street. They will celebrate twenty five years of marriage with a reception to friends next Monday evening and both are in good health.
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C. W. Wiehe
No. 39
East Tenth Street
Will of Anna Henneke Probate in Campbell County Court
The will of Anna Henneke of Bellevue Kentucky was admitted to probate yesterday. She Bequeathed all real and personal property to her children Elizabeth Lambert and Carl Henneke and named her husband executor without bond. The will bears the date April 17 1899.
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Anna Henneke
Bellevue
Campbell County Court
Elizabeth, Lambert
Carl Henneke
Property Transfer and Local Court Actions Highlight Newport News
Katherine E Steinhauer transfers Lot 13 Mayo addition Newport 25 by 9 feet on Ann street near Seventh Eighth for 600 dollars. Deputies Cottingham Dokes claim no trouble at Sunday picnic. cases postponed. Henry Ficker and Joseph Wolf face charges for Sunday business, sub mission. Newport Lodge Hills to visit Covington Lodge Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Ernest Kettenacker saloon denied license. case awaits higher court. Taylor Street M E Church Sunday School outing planned Meyers Grove June 20 with Highland M F School. attendance urged.
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Katherine E. Steinhauer
Frederick Steinhauer
Mayo
Newport
Ann Street
Seventh
William Cottingham
Joan Dokes
Henry Ficker
Monmouth Street
Joseph Wolf
Dumont
Ernest Kettenacker
Third
Monmouth Streets
Board of Aldermen
Taylor Street
M. E. Church
Meyer's Grove
Highland M. F
Chamberlain Mixes War Aims With American Sympathy
In London, June 19, Joseph Chamberlain told the Women's Liberal Unionist Association that colonies saw through prewar hawkish talk. He praised American support for high moral aims in both the Spanish American War and current actions, noting that most Americans recognize Britain’s unselfish aims and civilization efforts. He said long-term approval from the United States would follow.
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England
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Women’s
Liberal Unionist Association
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
House of Commons
Mr. Chamberlain
United States
Faithia Gilliam Plea Not Yet Arranged in Poison Case
Court notes deny a plea agreement for Faitha Gilliam indicted for poisoning the Winolds on Dayton street. Gilliam says she will plead not guilty and claim another person placed the poison. Defense argues innocence. insanity expert finds her sane. Hypnosis theory may be used to challenge accountability.
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Mballard
Faitha Gilliam
Winold
Dayton Street
Schwartz and Darby
Miss Gilliam
Froome Morris
Ballard
Commercial Tribune
Brooks Beebe
Schwartz
Huffman Nominated for Congress by Sixteenth District
The Sixteenth District Democratic Convention in Steubenville chose delegates for Kansas City led by John L. Beatty and Louis Hoeffler with Marion Huffman of Belmont named on the ticket for Congress after several declined. Delegates include A. M. Brown and Junius Ferrell. electors: William Spratt. The body endorsed Bryan and McFadden and expressed Boer sympathy.
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Commercial Tribune
Steubenville, CO
William Trainer
Jefferson
Marion Huffman
Belmont
Kansas City
John L. Beatty
Louis Hoeffler
Monroe
A. M. Brown
Junius Ferrell
Carroll
William R. Spratt
Congress
Bryan
H. H. McFadden
Ohio Supreme Court affirms Cincinnati Southern and acts validity
The Ohio Supreme Court sustains the Hamilton County Circuit Court ruling that the original Cincinnati Southern Railway Act and sixteen supplementary acts are valid. The decision allows extending bonds forty years beyond 1902 and rejects parts of tax measures for Hamilton County Fair Grounds. Several cases in the general docket are affirmed or reversed with various rulings.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Taft
Cincinnati Southern
Superior Court of
Henry Korb
Philip T. Turpin
Turpin
Anderson Township
Sophia R. Geler
Boyden
Minshall
Superior Court
Jacobs Alley
Guilbert
Halliday
Franklin County
Robert N. Lantz
Charles J. Bowlus
Springfield
Lantz
Turners Firm on Political Neutrality as Women Step Back
The North American Turner Bund convention in Philadelphia debates platform changes. A Wahlreich urges sympathy for Social Democracy, while Andres and Eberhardt push back on politics entering the Turners. A vote inserts neutrality and leaves admission of women to membership optional for each society. About 4,000 Turners gather for the jubilee amid a wide regional turnout.
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Philadelphia
Turner Bund
A. Vahltelich
Chicago
Reichstag
Wahlreich
Philip Andres
Nebraska
Carl Eberhardt
Boston
Brooklyn
Turnerbund
Little Rock
St. Louis
Detroit
Saginaw
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Sheboygan
Wis
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Springfield
Mass
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Denver
Leadville
Grand Crossing
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New York
Allegheny
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Topeka
Kan
Government Forecast For Ohio Indiana And Kentucky
Ohio and Indiana expect fair weather Wednesday with cloudy Thursday and fresh easterly winds. Kentucky shows fair Wednesday with showers in the far west, Thursday fair in the east and showers in the west with northeast winds.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Temperature and Rainfall Report for Cincinnati 1900 1899 1898 1897
Daily temperature ranges show maximums from 80 to 89 degrees with minimums from 59 to 70. Average temperatures hover around 65.5 to 73 degrees. Reported deficiencies include 5 degrees for the day and 13 degrees since June 1, with 0.16 inches of precipitation for the day and 2.39 inches since June 1. Accumulated precipitation shortfall since January 1 shows 0.532 inches.
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Cincinnati
Bassler
Boats Leaving Today Across The River
Plymouth messages show departures from Portsmouth Wells at 5 p.m. Chile Tacoma at 3 30 p.m. Vevay Workum at 3 30 p.m. Loutaville Pittsburg at 8 a.m. Keystone State June 21 p.m. Portsmouth Pearce June 21 5 p.m. Louisville Pittsburg June 22 8 a.m.
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Portsmouth
Wells
Chile
Tacoma
Vevay
Workum
Loutaville
Pittsburg
Keystone State
Pearce
Louisville
Rising River Levels Reach Eleven Feet One
The river rose rapidly with 9.5 feet at 6 a.m., 10.3 feet by noon, and 11.1 feet at 6 p.m. The weather remained clear and delightful throughout the day.
Lightening Coalboats for New Orleans Amid River Trade Push
Captain John Moren and George W. Theis of the Pittsburg coal combine arrived from Pittsburg and ordered all coalboats lightened for transport to New Orleans. Dredge bids were opened for Ohio River work with prices listed. The Virginia, Pearce, Keystone State, City of Pittsburg, Tacoma, Workum and other packets moved freight and passengers, while towboats John A. Wood and others prepared for coal runs to Louisville and New Orleans. Captain Royse journeys west, and local figures discuss weather and river conditions.
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New Orleans
John Moren
George W. Theis
Pittsburg Coal Combine
Pittsburg
Millcreek Harbor
Flemming
Combine
John A. Wood
Louisville
Cruiser
Voyager
George Shiras
Faliie
Aps
Moren
J. O. Cule
Crown Hill
Big Sandy
Wash Honshell
George W. Thies
Monongahela River
Oscar F. Barrett
H B. Hill
Aurora
Ind
Charles C. Bunton
Music Teachers National Association 22nd Convention Opens
In Des Moines a 22nd annual convention opened with 300 delegates. Proposals included a study course and correspondence classes similar to Chautauqua. Addresses by Prof. Arnold Gantvoort of Cincinnati and H B Hedge of Des Moines highlighted the session. Secretary reports 300 professional musicians on the roll and $300 treasury.
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Des Moines
The
Music Teachers’ National Association
Chautauqua and
University Extension
Arnold Gantvoort
Cincinnati
H. B. Hedge
Commercial Exchange of Des Moines
Treasury
Italian Senate Chief Named to Form New Ministry
Rome June 19 Signor Saracco President of the Italian Senate was summoned to the Quirinal after the cabinet resignation and entrusted by King Humbert with forming a new ministry to replace the one led by General Peyloux.
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Rome
Signor Saracco
Quirinal
Humbert
Peyloux
Maritime arrivals and sailings update across European ports
June 19 report lists multiple ships arriving at Antwerp London Bremen Glasgow Queenstown and Scilly with arrivals from New York Montreal and Liverpool. Vessels include Noordland Mesaba Barbaros Oceanic and Michigan while other ships like Cevic Kaiserin Maria Theresa and Phetnicia are noted as sailing to or from New York Hamburg and Rotterdam.
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Bremen
Georgic
Liverpool
Cevic
Kaiserin Maria Theresa
Cherbourg
Southampton
Noordland
London
Mesaba
Eculogne
Stateandam
Rotterdam
Phetnicia
Hamburg
Glasgow
Trintonia
Montreal
Moville
Queenstown
Oceanic
Scilly
Lahn
Oenic
Boulogne
Frankfort Court of Appeals Affirms and Reverses Various Cases
In the Kentucky Court of Appeals session, the full court affirmed with damages in several cases including Col. F. and TY. Co. vs. Mercer and Thompson Lumber Co. vs. Bell, reversed in others such as Cavanaugh vs. Willson and Bybee vs. Smith, with numerous proceedings heard or overruled.
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Butler
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Hale
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River gauge reports and a new towboat dinner
Special Despatches describe river levels in several towns with clear, cool weather. In Pittsburgh a dinner aboard the J B Finley honored by officers of the Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company featured Captain John F Drave as toastmaster and gifts for the boat.
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Browwnsville
Pittsburg
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Finley
Finnley
Walter Carroll
Coastwise Coal Fleet Moves as Rivers Fall
Captain Samuel Brown and Captain Hugh Moren praised for fleet management. Coal shipment nears 8,000,000 bushels with 6,872,000 by noon. Barges lost near Tenth Street Bridge. Pacific wreck cleared by Woodruff crew. River gauges show 8.4 feet at dam. currents steady. Various vessels depart and arrive along the Ohio River from Wheeling to St Louis as coal and timber traffic continues amid clear to cloudy conditions.
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the Courier
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Covington Residents Eye Tribune Reading Sunday
Covington readers are urged to check the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 for local items and community notices of interest.
Captain Orison Lee Drowns in Philippines
Adjutant Corbin received a cable from General MacArthur in Manila announcing Captain Orison Lee of the Forty fifth Volunteer Infantry drowned off Albay on June 10. Born in Shelbyville Indiana he was 40 and had served since April 15 1898 with the 160th Indiana Volunteers in Cuba before joining the Forty fifth in 1899.
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Casualty List From Manila Details June 1900 Deaths
General MacArthur’s latest report lists deaths from dysentery typhoid fever malaria nephritis peritonitis and other illnesses among various infantry and cavalry units in Manila dated June 18 1900. Names include Jacob Givens Joseph Loveel Ernest Seeley William Bailey Robert Green John Owens John K Wise and others with unit references and dates of death.
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William T. Bailey
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Charles P. Schaeffer
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Frank P. Cushing
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Peter Ley
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Ernest L. Halmer
Ewing Shelton
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Frank Gould
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Newport Town Butters Noted in Sunday Tribune Preview
The Commercial Tribune previews Newport readers that Sunday, June 24 will offer notable items likely to interest locals, promising an engaging edition with community updates and features.
Presidential appointments of generals and staff
The President named General Lloyd Wheaton to senior Army roles in both regulars and volunteers and assigned Colonel Thomas H. Barry as Major and Assistant Adjutant General in the regular establishment along with Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant Adjutant General positions of volunteers.
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Nervousness Cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla Remedy
An old advertisement claims nervousness is cured by making the blood rich and pure with Hood's Sarsaparilla. It promises the sweet, refreshing sleep of childhood.
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Eee
Marquette
Duly
Sheen
Grand Haven
Cleveland
Dubuque
Huron
Omaha
Cloudy
Havre Springs
Aten Wwee
Helena
Rapid City
Cheyenne
el Paso
Calgary
Local Statistics
W. H. Bixby
Ohio River
C. Jutte & Co
H. S. Brown
Quincy
Wm. A. Kirk
Madison
Chas. H. Appleton
Yorceway, Guy
Virginia
Lawrenceburg
Coney Island
Main Street
River Personals
National Music Teachers’ Convention
Kentucky Court OF Appeals
Middleport
Raccoon
Bob Ballard
Gallipolis
Catlettsburg
D. T. Lane
Courier
Annie L
Stanley
Argand
Pike
Paintsville
Gate City
Carrollton
Falls City
Kentucky River
Dunn
Abraham
Upper
Cumberland
Henry Thomas
Newt Abraham
Tell City
Paducah
Sunshine
Hopkins
Evansville
R. Dunbar
E. G. Ragon
Park City
Bowling Green
I. N. Hook
Green River
Longfellow
Cairo
Ford Herald
Memphis
Fred Hartwey
Lower River
Mound Guy
W. O. Nellis
T. N. Davis
Cherokee
Chester
Spread Eagle
Grafton
Sidney
Burlington
Columbia
Ste. Génevieve
Harvester
Captain Lee
Law Service
Cuba
General MacArthur
the Commercial Tribune
Wheaton
Carter
Carter L
Iver Pile
John 5
Corkle
Carroll-Porter Boiler and Tank Company
James Rees & Sons Company
Middleton
Sere
Wheeling and
Main
Edgington
Fortsmouth
C. B. Pearce
M. P. Wells
TACOM
New Richmond
Moscow
Vine Street
Main St
Petersburg
Tel
Hamplion
Kaiser Wm.d.Gr
Trave
Scres Ockes
Saale
K’serin
K. Luise
Azores
Naples
Genoa
Prince Line
Trojan Prince
Tartar Princce
Spartan Prince
R. Richard & CO
Broadway
Blanche Dargett
East Seventh Street
Wayne Av. DR
Wayne Av
MT. Lookout
Carlisle
Avondale
Bath
L. G. Hopkins
Gourt ST
Baymiller
MT. Auburn
Kinsey Place
Auburn
Parkside
Clifton
Hanover Building
Vine St
Eden
Grand St
Eden Park
Walnut Hills
J. J. Flynn
Bofinger & Hopkins
Ripe and Foundry Co
Addyston
E. J. Ferris
Hess Spring & Axle CO
Carthage
B.rowan
T. J. Willison
Blymyer Building
Cincinnati Savings Bank
Fifth St. m
Frederick A. Schmidt
Chas. Bar & CO
Sycamors
St. Aus-W.su
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