Peruna Endorsed by Wisconsin Matron and Texas Preceptress
Mrs Chas Steinecke of Stoughton Wisconsin testifies Peruna cured her after a chill settled on her lungs and catarrh. Miss Harriet F Kin of Prairie View Texas praises Peruna as a splendid tonic and quick to relieve cold and catarrhal ailments. A nurse and Milwaukee club treasurer share success with Peruna enhancing health and immune strength. The ad invites readers to request a free testimonial book and to write Dr Hartman for advice. PERUNA FORTIFIES THE SYSTEM AGAINST CATCHING COLD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Chas. Steinecke
Prairie View
The
State Normal Ad Industrial Allege
Texas
Eruna
H. F. Kimbro
United States
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
F. B. Henderson
Grand Ave
Milwaukee
Wis
Schiller Club
BK. F. Henderson
Bellévue School Board restricts graduation tickets
The Bellévue Board of Education limited commencement tickets after sending 1000 invitations. Graduates received ten tickets each while the rest were handled by the board, causing confusion at the opera house and embarrassment for several attendees including the Rev. Boering and Mrs Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellévue Board of Education
Boering
Young
Memorial Services and Educational Meeting Attendances
Bellevue Odd Fellows plan memorial services at the M E Church with a sermon by Reverend Amon Boreing. Local teachers will travel to Lexington Kentucky for a Kenley Educational meeting. Knights of Pythias Dou? Re No 49 join Evergreen Cemetery decoration exercises this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
M. E
V. Amon Boreing
Ciy
Lexington
Kenley
Dou Re No
Knights of Pythias
Evergreen Cemetery
Fireman Attacked in Walnut Street Restaurant Incident
Granville. In Walnut Street a fireman employed at a restaurant was stabbed and wounded in the back and abdomen after a quarrel with a dishwasher named John. The men met in the pantry and exchanged harsh words before the cutting. The injured man is in serious condition but declines arrest of his assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Insoee
Opkins Street
Staurant
Walnut Street
John
Glascoe
Trials of Tough Show Men Begun in Kentucky
Buckskin Bill show men face preliminary trial before Judge Lee at Vanceburg Kentucky amid claims of a diabolical offense. A girl testified of assault after wandering away from her father as railroad officials provide support and extra jail guards are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Vanceburg
Lee
William Patterson
Bracken
R. Morarity
Trolley Car Wrecked on Colerain Avenue
A Colerain avenue trolley jumped the track near Colerainemon and Kirby, plunging ten feet down an embankment. Several passengers were shaken but only Mamie Kraut of 4185 Hamilton Pike was knocked unconscious, later reported not seriously hurt. Investigators think the motorman took the curve too fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colerain Avenue
Colerainemon
Kirby
Mamie Kraut
Hamilton Pike
Man Falls Forty Feet From Scaffold In Dayton
Edward Lindelle of 208 Jackson street Dayton toppled from a scaffold at Briggs Cunninghams residence 217 East Auburn avenue yesterday. He struck the pavement suffering a sprained left leg and a head cut with no internal injuries. The patrol carried him to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lindelle
Jackson Street
Dayton
Briggs Cunningham
East Auburn Avenue
Large Tax Judgment Against Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Co
In Newport Circuit Court Campbell County judge Hodge ruled for the county. The Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Co owes $7,364.37 for franchise taxes through 1897 and $2,137.42 for tangible property taxes from 1892 to 1899. County tax collector Co L Raison Jr prosecuted the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Campbell County
Co. L. Raison, Jr
Ias
Newport and
City Tax Deadline Notice Urges Early Payment
Last week to pay city taxes without penalty. Come early to avoid rush. Undertaking and fine livery at Wilkie's 1036 Monmouth Street. Phone South 631.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie’s
Monmouth Street
Massey and Mc Cracken Tie The Knot In Newport
Robert Massey aged 27 and Bessie Mc Cracken aged 21, both of Foster Kentucky, were married in Newport by Squire Donelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Robert Massey
Bessie McCracken
Foster, Ky
Squire Donelan
Three Link Sewing Circle Elects Officers in Newport
The Three Link Sewing Circle of Newport elected officers for the coming year. Jennie Hughes was chosen president with Mary Berman as vice president Dora Schultz as secretary Minnie Rueht as treasurer and Lena Palmer as custodian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Link Sewing Circle
Newport
Jennie Hughes
Mary Berman
Dora Schultz
Minnie Rueht
Lena Palmer
Dayton Ohio land transfers on Adams and Fifth avenues
Ada L Nowotny and John Nowotny transfer a lot on the north side of Adams street between Dayton Avenue and McKinney Street in Dayton for 900. Fred Luftz Jr and wife sell a Fifth Avenue lot between Terrace Avenue and McKinney Street in Dayton Kentucky for 900. W J Von Mittler Einerhand deeds a 25 by 100 foot lot on Bln Street to Kate Rodgers for 125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada L
John
Nowotny
Ernst Eichner
Adams Street
Dayton Avenue
McKinney Street
City of Dayton
Fred Luftz, Jr
Joseph Scheefer
Fifth Avenue
Terrace ‘Avenue
Dayton
W.J. von Mittler
Donaldson Lithographing Boss Hosts Employee Outing
William M. Donaldson president of the Donaldson Lithographing Company Newport hosted an outing for his staff at Macke's Bond Hill near Cincinnati. A brass band led a morning start followed by outdoor sports foot racing vaulting high jumping and a baseball game between artists and printers ending 6 to 3 in favor of the printers. The crowd dispersed for a Sunday rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Donaldson
Donaldson Lithographing Company
Newport
Europe
Macke’s
Cincinnati
Stnday
Memorial services for Lafayette Council in Newport
This afternoon at 3 o'clock the annual memorial services of Lafayette Council Newport will be held at St Stephen's Cemetery on the Alexandria pike four miles south of Newport. John E Fitzpatrick president of the Ohio jurisdiction will speak. Special cars depart Fifth and York streets at 2 o'clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Council
Newport
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Alexandria Pike
John E. Fitzpatrick
Ohio
Fifth
York Streets
Prominent Ludlow Man Suffering Lockjaw After Accidents
A. C. Oppenheimer, Ludlow's leading businessman, lies at home in Woodland Park with lockjaw after fingers were caught in machinery in Cincinnati and a rusted nail punctured his foot. Friends fear the worst as his condition worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Oppenheimer
Ludlow
Woodland Park
Cincinnati
Grace Richardson
Indianapolis
G. ‘Haas
Ash Street
Walter .C. Gibbs
Duquesne
Christian Church
John Euler
Linden Street
Hot Springs
George Robbins
May Feighery
Father Clermont
St. Ann's Church
John Street
Charles Hensom
Peter Street
Mary Barnes
Newport
Henry Long
August Barkhall
John Benz
Fannie Long
John Casey
Richwood
Fred Myers
Lake
George Smith
Joh Street
Charles Brockman
Union Elections Report for Covington Clerks and Carpenters
The Retail Clerks Union and the Carpenters and Joiners Union of Covington elected officers led by Clem Nienaber as President and John Hegener as President of the separate body. Other posts include vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers, and trustees, with Magnolia Mutual Aids Society naming Ehlman as President and Brill as Treasurer among listed officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Clerks’ Union
Carpenters and ‘Joiners’ Union
Covington
Clem .Nienaber
F. Kampsen
C. H. Pohlman
F. J. ‘Schilling
James Trangman
A. J. Koenig
Guardian
W. T. McCullough
Trades and Labor Assembly
A. F. Gappel
Magnolia Mutual Aids Society
E. Ehlman
H. Lampe
George Brill
H. Keibler
Sergeanit-at-arms
al Resing
B. Berling
Charles ‘Elliott
Julius Fredericks
Multiple Covington Couples Wed by Local Clergy
A dusk ceremony in Covington united Smith Wilson and Josie Bellé Northcutt both of Kenton County. Additional marriages include William H. Lancaster with Fannie M. Rousé and Charles W. James with Alice P. Creighton of Covington. Other couples include Otis Acra with Lucy Fields and Scudder with Clara Mae Bell in Ohio and Kentucky towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Jameson
W.P. Duchien
Middletown
Carrie Hinkle
Trenton
George A. Miller
Otis Acra
Ludlow
Lucy Fields
Kensington
Kenton County
L. A.vickers
P. F. Scudder
Clara Mae Bell
Property Transfers and Land Descriptions Across Streets
Public record notices list deeds and parcels on Wheeler street Byrd street Hdward street and Ellsworth Woods streets with varying lot sizes from 10 by 105 feet to 68 acres along the Licking River near Covington. Amounts cited include 150 2000 and 3400 dollars with notes of master and commissioner transfers to Hood Schweinefuss and Schweinefuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G
Jennie B. Woods
H. Schweinefuss
Wheeler Street
Byrd Street
Lizzie A. Hood
Hdward Street
A. Schweinefuss
Ellsworth / Woods
City Taxes Now Due and Payable by June 30
Taxes are due and payable by June 30. Pay now to avoid the rush and bring last year's receipt. F DARENKAMP, Treasurer.
Delegates Chosen for Appellate Convention in Owensboro
The Republican mass convention in Daviess County selected delegates for the Second District Convention at Leitchfield next Wednesday to nominate a successor to Judge B L D Guffy on the Appellate bench. Judge L P Little was named chairman and attacked the Democrats for Kentucky actions while praising the National administration and the gold standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Owensboro
Daviess County
Leitchfield
B. L. D. Guffy
L. P. Little
Democratic Party
Kentucky
Republican Party
Louisville nominees chosen at Democratic convention
Swager Sherley of Louisville was nominated for Congress in the Fifth District and Judge Henry B. Barker of Louisville was nominated for the State Court of Appeals from the Fourth Appellate District at the Democratic convention in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Swager Sherley
Henry 8. Barker
State Court of Appeals
Logan County Republicans Back Guffy for Appellate Judge
Logan County Republicans held a mass convention in Russellville on June 21 and formally endorsed Judge B. L. D. Guffy for Appellate Judge. The meeting also gave strong backing to President Roosevelt's administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Russellville
Logan County
Roosevelt
Missing barber Harry Brown likely away from Sixth Avenue
Harry Brown a barber of Sixth Avenue is reported missing after leaving home two weeks ago no word to his wife. Bond Lodge 100 IOO OF, of this city, will join Bellevue this morning to attend memorial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown
Sixth Avenue
Bond Lodge
I.O0. O. F
Bellevue
Red headed conductor causes public transit dispute
In a suburb transfer incident two women argue as a car ignores a transfer point. The red headed conductor blames a private feud as the other car departs. He claims retaliation and the two women plan to lodge a complaint, while a sister’s husband risks consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewin
Hensley killed in Nine teenth street melee in Middlesboro
Middlesboro Kentucky June 21 James Hensley friend of Lee Turner who took part in the Quarter House fight was shot and killed during a street row on Nine teenth street by unknown assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesboro
James Hensley
Lee Turner
Quarter House
Nineteenth Street
Reporter Scores Highlight Chicago News Briefs
The Reporter Scores presents a brief Chicago news item with dialogue about a reporter and a senator. The exchange hints at a disappointed reporter and a servant reflecting on the senator's silence and opportunities to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Reverend Harris Returns from Virginia College
The Rev. Mr. Harris of the Church colored has returned from Virginia where he attended college. Members sent him back after his absence. He will lead worship at Zion Baptist Church in Hampden during today’s commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Zion Baptist Med
Hampden
Moonshiner Wallen Weaves Long Career Behind Mountain Veil
Wallen known as Whisky Bill, a famed moonshiner from the Cumberland Mountains, claims a forty year run making unaged corn liquor. He says he has evaded Kentucky and Virginia revenuer efforts, has engaged in feuds and killings, and lives on the border where locals buy across state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Craftsville
Cumberland Mountains
Wallen
Will
United States
Kentucky
Virginia
Cumberlands
Walling
Scott County
Virginia Border
Bishop Boggs
Cumberland River
Boggs
Taylor Vance
Knott County
Claire Jones
The
Louisville
Uncle Sam
Estimating Contest Offers 14 900 Chances at Prizes
The note explains that with nine friends each contributing an estimate you gain ten chances per person. This yields 14 900 opportunities to win a share of the 34 000 dollars across 1 490 prizes.
Jones Stands by Miners as Jail Inmates Go Free
Parkersburg West Virginia June 21 A dozen people arrested at Clarksburg for defying Judge Jackson's injunction to stop miners from striking were released on $800 bonds each after their hearings set for next Tuesday. Mother Jones defied hotel courtesy and remained jailed to stay with the miners. Kanawha coal operators met and kept a firm line. Agent C L Ayers of Cleveland organized workers for Ohio, with 75 starting today and 100 more to depart Montgomery tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Clarksburg
Jackson
Jones
Specia
Kanawha Field
C. L. Ayers
Cleveland
Hanna
Ohio
Montgomery
Ayers
Indiana Miners Debate Output Cut Amid National Strike
Clinton 2 District miners nearly unify against a strike while some delegates may vote to suspend work. Indiana may follow Central Pennsylvania in reducing coal supply before the July 17 Indianapolis convention, though no firm plan exists. Indiana coal largely ships to Chicago and other Great Lakes cities, with supply drawn from Kentucky West Virginia and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Clinton 2
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Great Lakes
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
Mitchell to Reply to Operators on Miners Strike
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on June 21 the anthracite miners strike neared six weeks with no incidents. President Mitchell met with District Presidents Nicholls Dutty and Fahey to discuss a public statement to be issued tomorrow night as a complete review of the miners case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Nicholls
Dutty
Fahey
Bitnen
Wit
The Prophet's Chamber Do Not Ask for Ice Water and More
Advice from a rural household on simple living contrasts city excess with farm recipes. It cautions against overindulgence, demanding attire, late meals, or spoiled milk, urging the Golden Rule as the sum of many cautions about proper conduct on the farm.
Death by own action rates vary across European and colonial forces
Medical note reports high self-inflicted death rates in European armies with Germany 6706 per million and France moving from 470 to 290. It also cites English Indian and African French troops around 480 and 630 per million, respectively, and notes U.S. self-inflicted deaths rising in the Philippines to about twice Ireland and half England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
Republic
France
Philippines
United States
Preacher Quits Sermon Early Amid Nods in Crowd
A Chicago Tribune column notes a preacher who ends his talk abruptly when as many as six listeners nod off. He then proceeds to a closing hymn as a strict rule.
Subscribing Propels Tribune Estimation Offer
An advertisement urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate of 34000 dollars to clear the purchase thought from their mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Kilmer’s Swamp Boot Bottle Address Note
A quirky consumer note insists on the name Swamp Boot Kilmer’s Brey Boot and the address Binghamton NY on every bottle. The statement anchors product labeling in a now historic locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N.Y
Wright receives life sentence for Butter killing
In Paris Kentucky jurors convicts James W Wright of murder and sentence him to life in the penitentiary for the January 11 killing of Thomas Butter. Defense was led by W C P Breckinridge with Charles J Bronston assisting the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Paris
James W. “Wright
Wright
Thomas Butter
Iw. Cc. P. Breckinridge
Charles J. ”Bronston
Lineman Crushed From Pole Fall Near Oliver Street
Crusoe a telephone lineman living on Broadway fell from a pole near Oliver Street and the canal while repairing a wire. He broke his right hand arm and suffered a deep cut above the eye. He was carried to the hospital then home by the patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Crusoe
Broadway
Oliver Street
Canal
Cleaning Up Assortments After Month End
The note announces weekly cleanup of assortments as the month closes, outlining a plan to sort, consolidate, and prepare items for inventory and removal where needed. It emphasizes orderly processing and timely completion.
Ladies' Linen and P. K. Outing Hats for Sale
Hats in linen and outing styles priced at $4.00 $4.50 and $5.00 display handsomely suited for golfing and vacation wear.
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Charles Steinecke
Stoughton, Wis
Harriet F. Kin
Tex
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Oice
Nature
Cincinnati & Newport Bridge Company
Stanley Mason
West Sixth Street
LaSeyette Academy
Seventh
Greenup Streets
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Menninger’s
Kearns
Logan EB. Wood & Co
Bakewell Street
Pike Street
York Street
Johnson Street
Blanche Grevener
Highway Avenue
W.T.Y. Club
Stella Brownfield
Hattie Mae Eckman
Edythe
Meta Buell
Mary Judd
Rose Salt
Josie Mitchell
Mabel McGreevey
Ethel Stapleford
Marguerite Sturm
Lady Wells
Minnie Miller
Elsie
Georgia Wilson
Frank Judd
Drenan Snowden
Kenneth Walker
Minor Fogg
Larry George
Herbert
Miller de Ford
Ray Sheehan
Newport Realty
Y._M
Kenton Realty Deals
Sherley
Guffy
New York Evening Sun
Turner Partizan
Carter
Cugan
Senator Treacle
Mr. Harris
Moonshiner
Bill” Wallen
Cumberland Mountain
Kentuccky
Virginia ‘Revenuers
George Jones
Marshal Adington
John Wright
Boone’s Fork
Boone Hill
Clinton
Medical News
Chicago Tribune
Dr.Kilmiér
Swamp-Root Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Butler
Rendigs-Lothmann CO
Hamburg
Dimity
Bendigs-Lothmann Co
E. Fourth St
J. F. Kieswetter
West Eighth Street
Covington, Ky
Hygeia Manufacturing CO
Hygeia Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
Plum St
Jos. F. Goldschmidt
American Cordial Company
Wisconsin
Wink Neiruer
Acturing CO
Duane Sepia
T .Ee
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