Memorial plans follow Governor Pattison death
Honor guards and a memorial committee are formed to draft tributes after the passing of Governor Pattison. The Hamilton County Bar Association banquet is postponed, with a later date expected, as the group prepares resolutions and notes Pattison’s long service and law practice.
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Pattison
Hamilton County Bar Association
Zoo
Albert Bettinger
Association
Namie
Bar Association
Yaple, Moos
Police Wear Mourning Badges for Governor Pattison Death
Cincinnati police officers will wear mourning badges for a month from June 19 to July 19 and suspend full court sessions on the funeral day. A short Police Court session will handle trivial offenses while serious cases are postponed. The Cincinnati Democratic Club names a committee to draft resolutions on Governor Pattison’s death and meets at the Lincoln Club Building.
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Police Department of
Cincinnati
Millikin
The
Cincinnati Democratic Club
Pattison
Joseph Kealy
M. B. May
M. J. Keefe
J. M. Smedes
Henry J. Heilker
Lincoln Club
Regimental Orders Adjutant Details Pattison Funeral Duty
The First Regiment O N G receives orders for assembly at the Armory June 21 1906 at 7 30 a m to proceed to the Pennsylvania Railway Depot for the funeral services of Governor and Commander in Chief John M Pattison. Company K under Captain H B Glancy to report Milford Ohio by 10 a m. Blue dress uniform white collars gloves black belts and equipment. One day rations provided. Four men to accompany the regiment. By order Colonel Hake. Robt L Dunning Captain First Inf O N G Adjutant.
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Adjutant General
Pennsylvania Railway
John M. Pattison
H. B. Glancy
Batavia
Milford
Hake
Robt. L. Dunning
Governors Death Shuts City Hall and Schools Early
City offices paused after Governor Pattison’s death. Water Works met amid urgent duties. Public Service and Health boards did not convene. City Hall work paused for the funeral. Mayor Dempsey and officials attend. Schools end term today in respect, with elementary pupils receiving promotion cards and high school students to return Friday.
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Pattison
Board of Public Service
Board of Health
Water Works Commissioners
Dempsey
Wife Bears Up Bravely in Milford Household Trial
Mrs Pattison bears sorrow with Christian fortitude as Milford household handles recent trial. Daughters remain steady while servants at Premont show visible distress. head gardener appears inconsolable after loss.
Estate Not a Great One
Major J B Wallace says Governor Pattison was not as rich as commonly believed. He notes Pattison earned a peak salary of 25 000 annually, owned 800 shares in a company, presided over Milford National Bank, and held real estate including his Milford home and 57 acres, with much income donated to charity.
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Pattison
J. B. Wallace
Chamber of Commerce
Major Wallace
Milford National Bank
Milford
Governor Pattison's Final Letter Readied Before Death
Secretary E P Marshall of Union Central preserves Pattison's last letter dated June 17, twenty four hours before death. The note thanks Marshall for Milwaukee examination coverage and asks him to extend thanks to Clark Ramsey and Hardcastle for their efforts.
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E.P. Marshall
Union Central
Pattison
Mr. Marshall
Milwaukee
Clark
Mr. Ramsey
Mr. Hardcastle
John M. Pattison
Man abstains from water fifty five years in Kansas tale
Special Dispatch from Atchison details William Bond of Oak Mills visiting his sister at 1114 Walnut street who has not drunk water for fifty five years. He quaffs tea and beer instead and credits tea or oak bark tea with keeping him healthy. Bond, age 73, crossed to Salt Lake City before the Civil War and survived by tea and coffee.
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Commercial Tribune
Atchison, Kan
William Bond
Oak Mills
Jane Berry
Walnut Street
Bond
England
America
Plains
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Mr. Bond
Hunters face Indian police over seized hunting gear
A party of Fullbright, Red River County hunters in Indian Territory ran deer near Valliant. An Indian officer warned them, later confiscating nine guns and other gear after a second hunt. Bond set at $250 for the dogs held as authorities store the confiscated firearms at Valliant. Locals contest the action as unlawful bluff and plan to challenge Territory authority.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
Tex
Fullbright
Red River County
Indian Territory
Valliant
Handcuffed the Captor at Dudley Trial
In Dudley Worcestershire two men faced assault charges against a tramway official. During the scuffle in darkness a policeman handcuffed an Inspector who had seized the men.
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London
Dudley
Worcestershire
Obituary notices for Frederick L Power and Rev Thomas A Goodwin
Frederick L Power a 4 year old stage director at Bush Temple Theater Chicago died in Dowagiac Michigan after tongue amputation failed to stop cancer. He began on stage at age 12 and worked with John T Raymond Richard Mansfield and Margaret Mather. He later directed stock companies and lived with his actress mother Mrs George Obe in Chicago. Rev Thomas A Goodwin Indiana Methodist leader and Asbury DePauw University graduate died in Indianapolis after a long illness. Funeral Friday to be led by John P D John with Indianapolis ministers.
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Frederick L. Power
Bush Temple
Chicago
Dowagiac
Mich
Mr. Power
Hooley
Power
John T. Raymond
Richard Mansfield
Walker Whiteside
Margaret Mather
Powers
George Obe
Thomas A. Goodwin
Indiana
Indianapolis
Asbury
de Pauw, University
John P. D. John
Greencastle
Ind
Covington Water Works Tax Status Hangs on Court ruling
Covington faces tax relief after a Kentucky Court of Appeals decision on municipal water works. City Solicitor Hanlon urges the Covington Water Works Commissioners to hold up tax claims from the State Campbell County and Highland District for taxes on the Ft. Thomas plant. Last year the total paid was 11198.35 as the city previously contested taxation.
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Kentucky Court of Appeals
Hanlon
Mayor Beach
Covington
State
Campbell County
Highland District
Louisville
School for Dames and Damsels Opens in Chelsea
An Irish lady Miss Elsa d Esterre runs a Chelsea school teaching the art of the simple life to women aged 17 to 50. Pupils attend French, dancing, elocution, and practical household tasks, with daily routines from early rising to tea in a historic study.
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London
Cheynewalk
Chelsea
Elsa d’Esterre
d’Esterre
Danvers Street
Little Danvers House
Pastor Wagner
Madamoiselle
Tate Gallery
Carlyle
Chelsea Hospital
School For Dames and Damsels
Old Shoe Saves Life at Steel Works
Joseph Devine a Palo Alto brakeman shouted I am a goner as his foot was caught in a frog while he tried to turn a switch at Eastern Steel Company's works. The train passed over him after his shoe tore and freed his foot, leaving him with only a sprained ankle in what witnesses call the most remarkable railroad escape ever seen in Pottsville.
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Commercial Tribune
Pottsville
Joseph Devine
Palo Alto
Eastern Steel Company
Petition by Bomb Found in Paris Park
A zinc tube found in a Paris city park and carried to the police station was opened and found to contain a petition to the Procureur of the Republic. The document asked for an answer to ten prior petitions regarding an inheritance.
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Paris
Procureur of the Republic
After Well Known Men Indictments Said to Loom
Rumors in Newport claim the June grand jury will bring indictments against leading city figures and several newspaper men. Reports say conspiracy charges may target Campbell County's top lawyers and even the Commonwealth's Attorney, excluded from the grand jury room, may face a trivial charge. A grand jury member is reportedly under investigation.
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Newport
Campbell County
Commonwealth
Covington Notes and Local Court Updates
Weather postpones Madison Avenue Presbyterian Sunday School picnic to Wednesday. Herman Brake fined $5 after abusing officers when found sleeping on a doorstep at 2 a.m. Mrs Mulligan case dismissed after warning. Adjutant General Parent to muster in new State guards company. Two youths to State Reform School for arson at Covington Orphans Home. Suit over Nancy Kennedy estate seeks $462 for nursing care. IRS clerk positions exam in Covington on Sept 5 1906. Fifteen year olds Sunbrock and tabloid poisoning incident. Funeral for Mrs A R Mullens. Local committees travel to Frankfort to oppose State Board of Valuations tax hike.
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Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Bethel Grove
Herman Brake
Gerrein
Clarke
Read
May. Mullligan
Adjutant General
Covington
Company of State Guards
Seventh Street Market House
Joe Meyers
Ferrell McCormick
State Reform School
Circuit Court
Julia Upsing Geise
Nancy Kennedy
Richard H. Gray
Internal Revenue District of
Kentucky
Fred Sunbrock
Cherry Street
Ludlow
R. H. Crisler
A. R. Mullens
Madison Avenue
Kenton County
Frankfort
State Board of Valuations
Deer Attack in Greenwich Park Noted by Stag
A young man reading in Greenwich Park was charged at by a stag known to roam the area. Visitors feed the deer, and it is thought the animal aimed to toss aside the newspaper hoping for a snack rather than injure.
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London
Greenwich Park
Funeral for Charles Kupferle Sr Arrives Kin in City
Relatives attend the funeral in Monroe Street residence and Evergreen Cemetery chapel with interment to follow. Louis and William Kupferle of Chicago and Mrs Crone from St Louis traveled to attend. Pallbearers listed as John W Schneider J G Ellerhorst Adam Lepper Charles Klein James Runnells and Frederic Kolbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kupferle
Monroe Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Louis
William Kupferle
Chicago
Crone
St. Louis
John W. Schneider
J. G. Ellerhorst
Adam Lepper
Charles Klein
James Runnells
Frederic Kolbe
Remarkable pardon-forgery letter reaches Texas state house
W J Dent imprisoned for forging a pardon to free another prisoner writes to Cherokee County residents begging mercy He served six of a ninety nine year sentence for accessory to murder and appeals to Governor via letters from readers. Dent asks supporters to write to the Governor and promises to leave Texas if pardoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Austin
Tex
State House
W. J. Dent
Huntsville
Dent
Rusk
Cherokee County
George Isaacs
Texas
Liquor License Rush Dims in Cincinnati District
The rush for government liquor licenses is slow this year. Internal Revenue officials note a sharp drop versus prior years and predict several thousand dollars less revenue as many saloon keepers and small grocers drop out. With eight days left to pay, refunds may reverse the current trend.
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Internal Revenue
Cincinnati
Knights Templar Elect New Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Hanselmann Commandery annual gathering in the Scottish Rite Cathedral Ohio, retiring Commander George A. Wiltsee received a Past Commander's jewel from Deputy Grand Commander John H. Gibson. New officers include Eminent Commander Joseph M. Allen and several key posts led by James W. Montgomery and Geo. W. Atridge.
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Hanselmann
Knights Templar
John H. Gibson
State of
Ohio
George A. Wiltsee
Joseph M. Allen
Charles G. Foertmeyer
James W. Montgomery
Geo. W. Atridge
William H. Schwartz
Frank Ww. Hendley
James McIllaby
David H. Pottenger
Samuel T. Corbin
Harry Englehardt
W. N. Devon
Law and Order League Pushes Sunday Closing Enforcement
The Law and Order League of Newport expands its agitation to Bellevue and Dayton, urging strict enforcement of Sunday closing laws. Critics say current observance is a farce with doors closed yet blinds partially up and side doors open. Henry A. Faber, league president, argues laws must be enforced to ensure prosperity and respect for law.
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Law and Order League
Newport
Bellevue
Dayton
Law and Order Ague
Louisville
Henry A. Faber
Higgin Manufacturing Company
Newport News in Brief Funeral for three year old Charles Daniel
Funeral services were held yesterday over the remains of Charles three year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Daniel at Eleventh and Washington avenue Newport Interment was in the cemetery near Grants Lick Campbell County The case of Alvin Nugent who sued the city of Newport for 10000 damages for personal injuries ended in a verdict yesterday for the city City Clerk Krebs forwarded the names and addresses of all dairymen in this division as well as other information that might be of assistance to the Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry in response to a request for information regarding the building of silos and dairy barns Chief of Police Ortleib resumed his official duties yesterday after a weeks illness He was suffering with an affection of the throat.
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Charles
Charles Daniel
Eleventh
Washington Avenue
Newport
Grants Lick
Campbell County
Alvin Nugent
Krebs
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Ortleib
Fish Fry At Covington Reservoir Near Ft. Thomas
Clean up at Covington reservoir Ft. Thomas nears finish after mud buildup left hundreds of fish stranded. Workers recovered several fish weighing 15 to 20 pounds and held an old fashioned fish fry as water is set to be pumped back into the basin in a few days.
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Covington
Ft. Thomas
Guiding Lodge to Confer Third Rank This Evening
Guiding Star Lodge No 45 K of P will confer the Third Rank on numerous candidates this evening followed by a social session. City Attorney C J Van Fleet plans to move July to Charleston W Va to continue his practice. Ben Voeke returns from Armstrong Lake after a fishing trip. rumor says a seven pound bass. Burglars attempted to force entry into Sam Wells residence on Dayton avenue but were driven off by occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiding /Star Lodge
K. of P
C. J. van Fleet
Charleston
W. Va
Ben Voeke
Armstrong Lake
Sam Wells
Dayton Avenue
Bellevue Events Highlight School Play and Community Reception
The Children of the Sacred Heart Parochial School presented an entertaining program at Balke's Opera House to a large audience. A citizens' delegation led by T. F. Beyland gathered at Fairfield avenue to honor Prof. John Maddox before his departure for Yale College. Bellevue Lodge BPOE will meet Friday in its Fairfield Berry hall, and the Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John held a social gathering last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Parochial School
Balke
Opera House
T. F. Beyland
Fairfield Avenue
John Maddox
Yale College
Bellevue Lodge
Fairfield and
Berry Avenues
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
Choir and Officers Schedule and Local Updates
Choir practice at Highland MBE Church tomorrow evening with all members urged to attend. Captain Castner granted ten day leave to visit relatives in Jersey City. Post officers host weekly hop in the gym tonight. Miss Gertrude McLeod from St Louis visiting relatives in Villa Place. Parker Sanford returns from Frankfort Kentucky last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland M. BE
Castner
Jersey City
Gertrude McLeod
St. Louis
Villa Place
Parker Sanford
Frankfort
Mutual Life Insurance Company Promotes Truth and Solvency
An undated public notice defends Mutual Life Insurance Company established 1843 as the largest in the world. It cites a thorough investigation, strengthened management, reduced expenses, and favorable first quarter figures including higher policyholder payouts and lower premium receipts.
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the Mutual Life Insurance Company
America
Mutual Life
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Cluett, Peabody & CO
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TAK
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Heba
Hanselmann Commandery
Malot
Newport News
Cerd
United States
the Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
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