Newport High School Commencement Riot Over Missing Superintendent
During the Newport High School graduation at Park Avenue School Hall students protested because the program omitted Superintendent John Burke. President George Leonard and the board called police to restore order as diplomas were presented to graduates including Everetta Richey Eva Downing Elsie Wines and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport High School
Park Avenue
John Burke
Samuel Weir
Cincinnati University
Burke
George Leonard
Board of Education
Leonard
Joseph Luccock
Grace M. E. Church
Fred E. Hall
Everetta Richey
Helen Bryan Morris
F. E. Bigelow
York Street Congregational Church
Eva Downing
Elsie Wines
Margaret Haigh
Grace Schiebly
Winn McDowell
Blanche Payne
Helen Morris
Almeda Edna
Erva Davis
Norma Bade
Glorvina Ilson
Hattie Schrader
Winifred Schaefer
Emma Becker
Mary Kahl
Mary Winston
Roxie Burke
Alberton L. Gray
Frank A. Buchanan, Jr
Harry Fox
Arthur Winster
Gus Becker
Howard Fischbach
Albert McGinnis
Fight to keep Helm bold from Newport alderman seat continues
A Court of Appeals decision places Dr. Helm bold, a Democrat from Newport, on the Board of Aldermen over William Krinn who was duly elected. Helm bold's contest suit and bond/oath timing create vacancy rules, leaving Krinn out of office per the ruling. Campbell County GOP Chairman Scott Shoemaker travels to Frankfort to have Attorney General Pratt file the necessary proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmbold
Newport
Board of Aldermen
Court of Appeals
William Krinn
Krinn
Heimbold
Scott Shoemaker
Campbell County
Republican Executive Committee
Frankfort
Pratt
Newport offers Democratic primary officer slate
Former Sheriff Fred Miller of Newport yesterday completed the list of Gooch officers for the Democratic primary set for June 28. The Nadand officers have not yet been submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
Newport
Building permits issued for maple avenue dwellings
Yesterday permits awarded to Charles Meyerle for three two story brick houses on Maple between Sixth and Seventh streets at 2500 dollars each. Fred Waerner receives permit for a two story brick dwelling on Maple between Seventh and Eighth streets costing 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Meyerle
Maple Avenue
Sixth
Seventh
Fred Waerner
Eighth
Talmud Thorn Society Incorporation Filed in Newport
Articles of incorporation for the Talmud Thorn Society of Newport were filed in the County Clerk’s office. The society aims to teach children Hebrew language and orthodox Jewish religion. Incorporators include William Miller Abraham Goldenberg Louis Rubenstein Philip Minkowsky H Gardner A Colker and Isaac Bernstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmud Thorn Society
Newport
William Miller
Abraham Goldenberg
Louis Rubenstein
Philip Minkowsky
H. Gardner
A. Colker
Isaac Bernstein
Marriages Reported In Diverse Cincinnati Cleveland Newport Area
John Moore aged 23 and Elsie Johns aged 21, both of Cincinnati, were married by Squire Donelan. George H. Rodgers aged 2 and Margaret Luddon aged 21, both of Cleveland, Ohio, officiated? Harry Kleine and Anna M. Heeg, both of Dayton, Kentucky. William Groll of Cincinnati and Emma Heikenmoeller of Newport were also involved in the listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, Moore
Elsie Johns
Cincinnati
Squire Donelan
George H. Rodgers
Margaret Luddon
Cleveland
Harry Kleine
Anna M. Heeg
Dayton
William Groll
Emma Heikenmoeller
Newport
Newport Realty Transfer from Quinn to Patterson
George P. Quinn and wife transfer the south side of Fourth avenue in Dayton Ky a 30 by 100 foot lot to R A Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Quinn
R. A. Patterson
Fourth Avenue
Dayton
Immaculate Conception School Holds Newport Graduation
Commencement held at the school hall in Newport with one graduate James Kearney and several pupils receiving honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception Parochial School
Newport
James Kearney
Newport City Council Reports Sewer Contracts and Tax Bills
City Auditor Silva reported turnover of ad valorem tax bills for 1902 totaling 205 653.37 to City Treasurer Lyman Bryan. The sewer contracts awarded include Gugel alley to John B. McLane and Eighth street sewer to B L McLane. Van Sandt Meeds won Ahlering Brown and Kentucky alleys sewers, Louis Ermert awarded First avenue sewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Silva
Lyman Bryan
Gugel Alley
Sith
Eighth Streets
John B. McLane
Eighth Street
Saratoga Street
Washington Avenue
B.L. McLane
van Sandt & Meeds
Ahlering, Brown and
Kentucky
Louis ©. Ermert
First Avenue
Cornell Renames Street to McClure Place for City Clerk’s Grandfather
An ordinance passed last night renames the street between Monmouth and Saratoga streets now becoming a city park to McClure Place. It honors the grandfather of former City Clerk W F McClure for donating the land for market purposes years ago before markets moved to Fe and Columbia streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Monmouth
Saratoga Streets
McClure
W. F. McClure
Columbia Streets
Metcalfe Elected President of Mexican International Railroad
J G Metcalfe longtime railroad executive has been elected President of the Mexican International Railroad Company after leading major lines including Evansville and Terre Haute and previously Louisville and Nashville and Denver and Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. G. Metcalfe
Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad Company
Louisville & Nashville
Denver & Rio Grande
Mexican International Railroad Company
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Blood Cleansing
An 19th century style advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best remedy to cleanse vitiated blood and eliminate pimples eruptions and impurities. It depicts the product as a superior tonic for skin health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Covington Gas Light Sues Successor Over Taxed Franchises
The Covington Gas Light Company sues its successor Union Light Heat and Power in Circuit Court for 619.79 and 166.74 plus lien rights on Covington and Newport properties. It claims 1901 tax assessments on the Covington and Newport franchises were paid by Covington and Newport Plant buyers, and seeks treble damages and lien enforcement for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Gas Light Company
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Madison Avenue
Fifth Street
Covington
Lowell Street
Elm
Goodman
Newport
State Board of Equalization
Newport Light Company
Union Company
Mrs Bellonby Holds Town Hall Security Case Update
In Covington Circuit Court Judge Harvey Myers heard Central Covington versus Mrs R J Bellonby. After argument the case was continued to next Tuesday. Bellonby won a 2500 dollar judgment against the town. Sheriff levied on Town Hall property and a watchman was placed in charge. The town seeks an injunction claiming Town Hall furniture is exempt from levy and that the levy disrupts Town Trustees and Police Court meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Covington
R. J. Bellonby
Covington
Harvey Myers
Myers
Covington Aldermen Grant Tax Exemption After Plant Fire
The Ohio Scroll and Lumber Company Phenix Furniture Company and Anthe Machine Company whose plants were destroyed by fire weeks ago were exempted from taxation for five years by Covington Aldermen last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Scroll and Lumber Company
Phenix Furniture Company
Anthe Machine Company
Covington
Tough Showmen Try to Break Jail in Kentucky
Three Buckskin Bills Wild West Show members who kidnapped Laura Belle Maury and assaulted her attempted a jail breakout in Vanceburg Kentucky. The trio nearly forced the inner door open before a night watchman alerted the jailer. They were handcuffed and kept on bread and water as the examining trial was postponed due to the victim's condition. The show will not be allowed to exhibit again in town. Reports say robberies are rising, including a man who lost $90 after a counterfeit money scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Vanceburg
Jne
Buckskin Bill
Laura Belle Maury
Watcryman
Lannian
Man in Terre Haute Attacks Nurse Then Self
William T. Agar, temporarily deranged, cut the throat of nurse Mrs. Davis in Terre Haute Indiana. He then cut his own throat and jumped into a cistern but was rescued and jailed. He stabbed himself near the heart four times in custody. Both are alive with possible recovery. Mrs. Davis had recently arrived from Fontanet to take the nursing job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
William T. Agar
Mrs. Davis
Agar
Would-Be Assassin Fires At Toledo Doctor Garand
A deliberate attempt to murder Dr. F N Garand, a Toledo physician and city council member, occurred in the early hours as he passed Gleason street. Two shots were fired, both missing the head and one grazing his ear. police believe a slight clue exists linking the suspect to Mrs Scofield, sister of Mrs Lightner who is jailed for a murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
F. N. Garand
Covington Alumni Banquet Honors 23 Graduates at Grand Hotel
The Covington High School Alumni Association hosted its annual banquet at the Grand Hotel last night with about 100 attendees including 23 graduates. R. H. Gray served as toastmaster, while remarks came from John Galvin Prof John W Hall Harold Ryland Dr Chas W Reynolds C A J Walker and Prof J B Morris. Charles S Furber delivered the historical department report and Miss Georgie Ellison gave an original poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington High School Alumni Association
Grand Hotel
R. H. Gray
John Galvin
John W. Hall
Harold Ryland
Chas. W. Reynolds
C. A. J. Walker
J. B. Morris
Charles $. Furber
Georgie Ellison
Smith Killed While Attacking Neighbor in Sharon Township
Medina Ohio June 19 Ezra Smith is dead after a fight with Matthew Bramley who was defending his farm from a dam destruction attempt. Bramley's son William shot Smith, wounding him fatally. Bramley and his son are involved with police in Sharon Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina, O
Ezra Smith
Mathew Bramley
Smith
Bramley
Sharon Township
William
Property Transfers in Latonia and Erlanger Subdivisions
D A Glenn moves to Lot H in Plat E of Taylor's subdivision to Latonia for 100. Anna Klemper buys Lot I in Plat E for 100. Henry Schillinger sells Lot 213 in the same subdivision for 120. Joseph Fisher sells a Latonia lot to Louis Bergfeld for 550. Marie L Karrick sells 203 by 269 feet at Golding and George streets Latonia to W R Elliston for 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Glenn
Anna Klemper
Taylor
Latonia
Henry Schillinger
H. Shuey
Joseph Fisher
Louis Bergfeld
Erlanger
Marie L. Karrick
W. R. Elliston
Golding and
George Streets
Twelfth William Grant High commencement at Covington
The twelfth annual commencement exercises of William Grant High School were held at Odd Fellows Hall in Covington. Graduates Ruth Belle Johnson and Elizabeth Wotten Gooch delivered orations and valedictory. The program included choruses, prayers, a salutatory, and speeches by Superintendent Morris, alumni representative Henry H. Gooch, and Dr. J. A. Averdick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grant High School
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Covington
Ruth Belle Johnson
Elizabeth Wotten Gooch
W. H. Vaughn
Warner declines Oberlin presidency. Burton eyed
Dr Lucien C Warner of New York telegraphs trustees that he will not accept the Oberlin College presidency left vacant by the late Barrows. The trustees plan to offer the post to Congressman T E Burton, an Oberlin graduate and former Greek professor with an LL D. A trustees meeting is set for next Monday to finalize the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Lucien C. Warner
New York
Barrows
Oberlin College
T. E. Burton
Burton
Oberlin
Marriages at Covington Include Several Local Pairs
The Covington area reports multiple weddings with couples from Cincinnati Omaha and Kentucky towns. Notable entries include Clarence Cline and Rosa Rees both 22 from Cincinnati. Charles A Webber 36 of Middletown Ohio and Effie B Palmer 22 of South Lebanon Ohio. James B Demaris 27 of Independence Kentucky and Jessie A Musgrove 23 of Banklick Station Kentucky. plus Rosamond Clemens 23 of West Covington and George E Young 45 of Ludlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Clarence Cline
Rosa Rees
Cincinnati
Squire Jameson
Edward A. Fisher
Floyd Wampler
Omaha
Neb
Squire Baker
Charles A. Webber
Middletown
Effie B. Palmer
South Lebanon
George A. Miller
First Christian Church
James B. Demaris
Independence
Jessie A. Musgrove
Banklick Station
John Surnam
George E. Young
Ludlow
Rosamond Clemens
West Covington
Kehoe
D. R. Allen
Anna May Stewart
Tenfold brains contest offers 1,490 prizes
A promotional gimmick invites readers to recruit nine friends to contribute ideas or estimates to win one of 1,490 prizes. The scheme emphasizes collective input to improve chances, promising a tenfold advantage by pooling brains.
Bellevue Commencement Shapes an Elaborate Balke Evening
The Balke Opera House hosts commencement exercises this evening followed by a class and teachers reception at Robert Gould's home, president of the class. No flowers will be sent. Edith Ellerhorst returns from Nashville. Mabel Matti visits Salem friends as Charles P. Matti's cousin. George M heads to New York for the Knights of St. Edward convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balke Opera House
Robert Gould
Edith Ellerhorst
Nashville
Tennessee
Mabel Matti
Charles P. Matti
Salem
Bellevue
George M
Hter
N. Y
the Knights of St. Edward
Wheel Company Team Meets Ohio Valley at Sunday Park
The Roger Wheel Company base ball team will play the Ohio Valley Buggy Company on Sunday morning at the base ball park for 10 dollars a side. Gus Kastner announces a tested gasoline launch carrying ten persons at seven miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wheel Company
Ohio Valley Buggy Company
Gus Kastner
H .H. Dill
Emma
Dove
Grace Thompson
Baptist Young People’s Union
Indianapolis
Geo. Runkel
Los Angeles
Cal
California and
Colorado
Synod of Missions of the Lutheran Church
St. John's Church
John A. Brossart
Terre Haute
Ind
Presbyterian Churches of
Indiana
Tramp Threatens Woman With Knife in Delhi
A tramp threatened to kill Mrs. John Ritter of Delhi with a large knife after she refused to give him a hand-out. He fled the scene and police are searching for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ritter
Delhi
Heidelberg University Holds Forty-Eighth Commencement
The fortieth annual commencement at Heidelberg University was held in Ricklevw Chapel. Twenty-two graduates are listed by name with addresses including Tiffin and surrounding towns. Prof Jos. W. L. A.M. was elected to the chair of philosophy. Jones holds a German chair at Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Tiffln
Heidelberg University
Ricklevw Chapel
Allen G. Algler
Bellevue
Mabel E. Balmer
Tiffin
Ezra D. Beck
Mathew L. Bigger
Dora D. Dunn
Julia M. Evemeyer
Edward F. Evemeyer
Stonington, Ill
Hessie M. Gries
Leona E. Hall
Harper
John F. Hawk
Macadore
Jennie R. Huston
Wawaka
Ind
Frank P. Kennison
Richard J. Kieffer
Attica
George F. Korf
Forreston
Ill
Grace Markley
Malinta
Rush Robinson
Rockaway
Janella Stuckey
Raymond L. Simpson
Parl Sneckenberger
Francis W.W. Wenner
North Baltimore
Hertha I. Wilson
Fairfield
Estella Wolf
Jos. W. L. A.M
Jones
Princeton
Wooster
Wooster University
John Morton Espey
Allegheny
Local residents depart for visits in Kentucky
Ludlow miss May Lanahan and Edith Lanahan left yesterday for relatives and friends in Somerset Kentucky. Miss Fannie Long, who had been visiting her uncle Thomas Casey in West Covington for two weeks, returned home to Richmond Kentucky yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Edith Lanahan
Somerset
Fannie Long
Thomas Casey
West Covington
Richmond
Ohio appoints centennial celebration commission
Governor Nash appointed a commission to work with the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society on the statehood centennial activities. Members include General J Warren Keifer of Springfield as chairman and General B R Cowen of Cincinnati, Rush R Sloan of Sandusky, General George W McCook of Steubenville, James Purnett of Cleveland, General Charles M Anderson of Greenville, David S Gray of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nash
Ohio State Archeological and Historical Society
Ohio
J. Warren Keifer
Springfield
B. R. Cowen
Cincinnati
Rush R. Sloan
Sandusky
George W. McCook
Steubenville
James Purnett
Cleveland
Charles M. Anderson
Greenville
David S. Gray
Murderer Hanged Himself in Jail
Joseph Hoggatt, jailed on a murder charge for an infant, hanged himself at 4 a.m. in Salem Indiana using the sheet he slept on. He had previously been confined in an insane asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Evening Post
Salem
Ind
Joseph Hoggatt
Hoggatt
Insane Asylum
Estimating Contest Promises 14900 Prize Chances
The notice explains a contest offering 1490 prizes with a $34000 total prize pool. If ten people each contribute an estimate, each participant gains ten chances per prize, totaling 14900 opportunities to win a share of the money.
Postmaster of Hamilton Voters Set New Appointment
On June 28 Mrs. Ella Brant Elliott’s term as postmistress ends. O. V. Parrish will succeed her, backed by Butler County Republicans and local committees. Parrish is a respected Hamilton public figure set to receive the honor from President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Ella Brant Elliott
O. V. Parrish
Butler County
Massacre by Filipinos on Philippine constabulary
A band of fifty outlaws attacked five Philippine constabulary on the Bulusan to Barcelona road in Sorsogon province on April 4. Three constabulary were captured tortured and killed, while two escaped. A detachment fled to Sorsogon. Evidence included remains and bone fragments. The attackers reportedly belong to a 600-strong organization with headquarters east of Sorsogon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine
Bulusan
Barcelona
Sorsogon
Constabulary
Thirteen Year Old Pickpocket Caught in Elm Street Robbery
Ester Colston a thirteen year old colored boy of 605 West Fourth street was chased by citizens after attempting to rob Margaret Schlenker of 322 West Third street on Elm near Fifth. He was caught behind the Indiana House as patrolman Frank Hall notes prior small thefts from merchants. He will be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester Colston
West Fourth Street
Margaret Schlenker
West Third Street
Elm Street
Fifth Street
Indiana House
Frank Hall
Paris Man Dies After Train Suicide At Crossing
Will Talbott a young white man employed at the L. and N. pump station at Paris Kentucky killed himself at the Third street railroad crossing by stepping in front of a northbound passenger train. He was mangled but conscious and blamed himself before dying two hours later. Talbott's father ran the pump station on L. N. Livingston lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Will Talbott
Third Street
Talbott
K. C. & Livingston
Amateur suicide attempt ends with near fatal wounds
Nelson Sheppard of Plumwood Ohio tried to kill himself last evening by slashing his throat with a butcher knife. After initial wounds he sharpened another knife at a grindstone and continued his attempt. He was found bleeding and sent to Columbus Protestant Hospital where doctors say the wounds are fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Nelson Sheppard
Plumwood
Sheppard
Indiana Sunday School Union closes with officers elected
The Indiana Sunday School Union State Convention in Terre Haute concludes after three days. Marion Lawrence delivers the closing address as officers for the ensuing year are elected: President W. C. Hall Indianapolis First Vice President W. E. Felt Greenfield Second Vice President Josiah Morris Colonna Secretary O. M. Puett Indianapolis Treasurer W. H. Elvin Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Sunday School Union
Marion Lawrence
International
W. C. Hall
Indianapolis
W. E. Felt
Greenfield
Josiah Morris
Colonna
O. M. Puett
W. H. Elvin
Poet Replies On Birth Of Talent To Editor
A youthful author argues a poet is born not made while the editor retorts it helps little to blame his parents for the rejected verses. The exchange highlights tension between natural talent and critique.
Weasel Attacks Child. Infant Dies in Indiana Home
In Pleasantville Sullivan County a weasel entered William Woodard's home Monday night and attacked a sleeping child. The family slept through the incident until morning. The child’s clothing bore blood and bite marks and died the following evening from blood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
William Woodard
Pleasantville
Huntington convention nominates Northcott for State Senate
Huntington political convention delegates nominated Gus A. Northcott of Huntington for State Senate. Delegates also adopted strong resolutions endorsing J. L. Caldwell for United States Senator to succeed Senator Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Gus A. Northcott
State Senate
J. L. Caldwell
United States
Scott
Springfield conference approves rebuilding High Street M. E. Church
At an adjourned session of the quarterly conference the decision was made to rebuild High Street M. E. Church with a estimated cost of 40000 dollars. The church is regarded as a desirable charge in the Cincinnati conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
D.C
High Street M. BE
Fire at St. Clair Hotel Smothers Sailor in Toledo
Fire swept the St. Clair Hotel in Toledo on June 19 smothering sailor Robert Smith in bed. Forty inmates fled the flames leaping from windows as firefighters battled the blaze and assessed the damage to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
St. Clair Hotel
Robert Smith
Lfe
Degrees Awarded At Ohio Wesleyan Commencement
Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware Ohio conferred 189 degrees marking the close of commencement exercises. The address by Bishop Galloway of the Methodist Church South covered Education and Patriotism From a Southern Standpoint. A dormitory for men was recommended and several trustees named new officers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Delaware
Bashford
Ohio Wesleyan University
Galloway
Methodist Church South
Howard Cooper
Harry Coster
Charles Dawson
Clement Gates
Lewis Hartman
O. H. Helwig
Martha Hixson
Eugene Irish
Samuel Keen
Frank Kreager
Howard Marsh
James Peck
Victor Persons
Joseph Rhodeheaver
Stella Roderick
Wilfred Scott
Charles Spicer
Charles Vermilya
Timothy Watson
Thomas H. Campbell
Frank McFarlan
Clarence Feree
Bert Green
M. J.phiillips
Monnett
John Pattison
Cincinnati
Benj. Dimmick
Columbus
Daniel Strecker
Perrysburg
T. G. Duvall
David Gray
William Harmell
Ida Evans
Wilberforce University holds 39th commencement in Xenia
In Xenia Ohio June 19 the Wilberforce University 39th commencement awarded diplomas to 42 graduates in five academic divisions plus 28 certificate recipients in industrial shorthand typing sewing cooking carpentry. The crowd filled a large tent with about 3000 people attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Xenia
Wilberforce University
Burton denies Oberlin College presidency offer
Representative Burton says he has not been offered the Oberlin College presidency though a private despatch from Cleveland hinted at such. He doubts the report, noting his past ties as tutor and temporary faculty, and pointing out the school usually selects presidents from clerical life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burton
Oberlin College
Cleveland
Oberlin
Bride's Father Fires Three Shots at Groom Before Wedding
In Plainfield, Coshocton County, Elijah Starts was shot by his fiancée's father, Benton Peoples, as he neared the bride's home. A back wound from a missing fatal blow left Starts to recover, and Peoples reportedly shot himself in the forehead but will survive. The wedding proceeded after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Coshocton
Plainfield
Elijah Starts
Benton Peoples
Starts
Peoples
Lawrenceburg News Roundup Mixed Shipments and Local Events
Abe Furst of Cincinnati shipped fifteen carloads of 301563 pounds of fat cattle from Greendale Distilling to Boston for European markets. Rough Riders select lady officers for fair day. Justice Probst officiated at the marriage of Harry Childers and Carrie Gregg at Heaton Hotel. Conductor James L. White leaves Big Four for Indiana Decatur & Western with HQ at Hunn Illinois. Oberting Kunz and Rief to muster in Rough Riders at Cleves Ohio tomorrow night. Baptist Church social nets about $60. repair fund reaches $700 for remodeling. Sheriff Laws sends 14 year old Louis E Dennis to Reform School at Plainfield. Edward D Moore sells his home for $3600 to Dr J W House and E L Jaquith. Moore will reside with son Rev L B Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Furst
Cincinnati
Greendale Distilling Company
Boston
W. K. Engart
Willia
Mae Corbin
Edward Haag
Justice Probst
Harry Childers
Carrie Gregg
Heaton
James L. White
Big Four Railway
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Hunn
Oberting
George Kunz
Jack Rief
Cleves, O
Rev
L. B. Moore
Subscriptions urged to ease minds in Tribune appeal
A brief notice encourages readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune, suggesting that sending in an estimate will help clear the reader’s mind and ease daily concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
A Roman Schoolboy and His Greek Reader
A Westminster Gazette piece reviews a German Greek Reader for youth showing a Roman schoolboy's diary like routine. The entry depicts waking, dressing, attending school with tutor and maid, receiving instruction, spelling contests, and meals of bread olives cheese figs noting timeless school routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Greece
Crawford and Bernhardt Discuss Francesca da Rimini in London
The writer meets Marion Crawford at Sarah Bernhardt's theater where he supervised rehearsals for Francesca da Rimini. Crawford, who has spent years in England, praises Southern Italy and praises Schwab's translation work. Bernhardt, now 16 in appearance, dismisses sleep myths and notes a packed London season with coronation fetes ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Crawford
Sarah. Bernhardt
Sarah
England
Italy
London
Marcel Schwab
Schwab
Hamilet
Mar“ion Crawford
Sarah Bernhardt
Old Fashioned Doctor’s Witty Remark on Double Chin
A satirical aside from a Chicago Tribune piece features a caller asking how to remove a double chin and a doctor replying that only a guillotine could do so, in a tongue in cheek exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Plumbers Union Leader Charged With Saloon Fight
William J. Spencer of Sioux City Iowa Journeymen Plumbers general organizer arrested in Dayton Ohio after a saloon confrontation with apprentice Frank Higgins Higgins called Spencer a scab Spencer allegedly kicked Higgins Higgins threw a beer glass injuring Spencer Police took Spencer to station he bonded for appearance in court and pleaded not guilty with a continuance granted until tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
William J. Spencer
Sioux City
Spencer
Frank Maxwell
East Third Street
Frank Higgins
Maxwell
Higgins
Buffalo
Favorite Prescription and Pellets for weak women
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women with "female trouble" and dizziness. It claims to cure irregularities, draining weakness, inflammation, and backache, with testimonial from Mrs. Milton Grimes praising improved health and vitality after using the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Grimes
Adair
Adair Co
Iowa
Bright
Dr. Pierce
Ana Dom
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Talmud Thora Society
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Covington Gas Light CO
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Town Hall
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Alumni Association
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Kenton Realty Deals
Warner
Congressman Burton
Aurora
Heidelberg
Centennial Commission
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Manila Times
Young L. & N
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Porrek Dave
Westminster Gazette
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