Daisy Gordon Hanna Wins Divorce From Dan R. Hanna
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune Cleveland June 21 Mrs Daisy Gordon Hanna is granted a divorce from Dan R Hanna son of the late Senator M A Hanna by Judge Phillips in Common Pleas Court She receives custody of their only child and alimony is privately agreed upon.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Daisy Gordon Hanna
Dan R. Hanna
M. A. Hanna
Phillips
Common Pleas Court
May Harrington Hanna
Edward K. Stalle
New York
Walter de 8 S. Maud
Mocking Bird at Chester Sunday Wild West Show at Coney
The last performance of The Fortune Teller is at Chester Park today with a 3 PM matinee and 8 PM evening show. Miss Fair’s voice absence cuts attendance slightly but Miss Barlow helps. Marion Stanley stars tomorrow in The Mocking Bird as Yvette. An all new vaudeville bill from Oklahoma and Indian Territory starts next Sunday. The Kennedy Show arrives at Coney with cowboys and Indians, three week run, matinees 4 30 PM and evenings 8 PM.
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Chester
Coney
Chester Park
Miss Fair
Park Theater
Yvette
Miss Stanley
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Eagles Day at Coney Island Returns by River Steamer
The river grove near Coney Island is ready for crowds as the steamers Queen and Princess carry patrons through high water to festivities. Main events run from midday through midnight with extra night service to return guests from the park.
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Coney Island
Indian Wild West show at Coney Island draws crowd
The Kennedy Wild West Show arrives at Coney Island this afternoon with sixteen Indian members. The performers, led by Colonel Kennedy, present a clean, beaded garb and elk tooth necklaces on display as they tour the park to attract attention.
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Coney
Coney Island
Colonel Kennedy
Policeman Saves Children From Runaway Horse
Chicago June 21 A runaway horse endangered about two hundred schoolchildren at Sixty third Street and South Park Avenue. Policeman J O Rourke leaped into the street and captured the horse by the neck despite being dragged over a hundred feet. He fractured his right shoulder and bones in his right hand but prevented a deadly crush.
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Secial
Commercial Tribe
Chicago
Two-Cent Fare Expected by State Board Action
Topeka Kan June 21 The State Board of Railroad Commissioners practically decided to issue an order creating a flat two cent passenger fare. Some commissioners discussed the plan informally with railroad officials and found railroads dissatisfied with mileage books and likely not to oppose the order.
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Commercial Tribune
Topeka
Kan
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Franklin Votes Saloon Referendum in Local Election
Franklin Ohio held a local option election with a 46 vote majority in favor and a total of 669 ballots, the largest turnout in the town's history. The first season will be reopened tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
Franklin
Comic Pronunciation Clash Over Jeopardized Word
Louis Harrison of Fascinating Flora narrates a backstage incident at the New York Casino where a new angel financier insisted the word jeopardized has four syllables gee opardized and threatened dismissal if pronounced differently. The star and stage manager chose to avoid dictating the future of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Harrison
New York
Harrison
Angel
Lightning strikes prison yard confession from Shenandoah man
Charles Wawson, held on a murder charge, confessed to shooting his sweetheart after she refused to marry him. Struck by a lightning bolt in the County Prison yard, he cowered in his cell and feigned insanity until today, when he appears sane but fears execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pottsville
Charles Wawson
Shenandoah
Wawson
Foraker Reaches Columbus After Bay Speech
Senator Foraker arrived in Columbus tonight after addressing the Railway Men's Convention at Put-in-Bay. He retired to his hotel exhausted and planned to handle business in the city the next day before possibly departing for Cincinnati at noon.
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Commerrcial Tribune Bureau
OverLoox
Cotombeg
Onto
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Foraker
Putin Bay
Cincinnati
Allen to resign as Philippine Constabulary chief
Brigadier General Henry T. Allen longtime head of the Philippine Constabulary departs Lexington for Washington to tender his resignation and become head of the Yellowstone Park service. A Bath County native, Allen organized the constabulary and led it for seven years.
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Philippine Constabulary
Yellowstone Park Service
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Henry T. Allen
Philippines Constabulary
United States Army
Washington
Allen
Bath County
Japan backs Aoki in Washington policy clash
Washington dispatch reports Viscount Hayashi confirms Aoki's retention as ambassador in Washington. The move signals Saionji government backing from Unionist and Conservative parties and a failed effort by Count Okuma to replace Aoki with a pro-American rights stance. Secretary Root heads to Utica. Aoki stays near Buena Vista for the summer.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Viscount Hayashi
Tokyo
Aoki
Marquis Saionji
America
Count Okuma
Japan
Satoriji
Saionji
Okuma
Root
Utica
N. Y
Buena Vista
Uncertain Fate of Japanese Ambassador Aoki in Washington
Tokyo reports show broad consensus that Ambassador Aoki is unfit for his Washington post. Despite attempts to remove him, he has strong political backing and is senior to Foreign Minister Viscount Hayashi, making recall delicate. Rumors of unpopularity persist among Japanese and Americans, potentially prompting removal if proven true.
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Aoki
Hayashi
Tokyo
Ambassador Aoki
Washington
Viscount Hayashi
Wheeler Warns of Grave Pacific Coast Situation
Special Dispatch reports President Benjamin Ide Wheeler of the University of California in New York says Pacific coast conditions regarding Oriental peoples are grave. He cites whether Japanese and Chinese children will attend same schools and if coast states will adopt Oriental ideas or remain Occidental.
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Wheeler
Ocommercial Tribune
New York
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Schmitz May Get Bail In San Francisco Case
E E Schmitz has bail petitioned with the Appellate Court taking the matter under advisement. It is unofficially expected the writ will be granted, though not guaranteeing Mayor Schmitz will be admitted to bail. The request argues an incurable disease could be fatally worsened by confinement, meriting a fuller hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
E. E. Schmitz
Attempt to Lynch Charged in Illinois Case
Six women including Mrs. Gus Dysart Mrs. Prudent Rogers and Mrs. Paul Ducha were arrested in Illinois for allegedly taking part in a lynching attempt against miner Alfred Bouland who had been accused of bigamy and recently acquitted. Also named are Mrs. Caroline Mowington Mary Buren and Mary Buboyce.
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Commercial Tribune
Assumption
Ill
Alfred Bouland
Bouland
Gus Dysart
Prudent Rogers
Paul Ducha
Caroline Mowington
Mary Buren
Mary Buboyce
General Booth Ends Trip From Japan to Canada
Salvation Army leader General Booth arrived in London today after completing a tour of Japan and Canada. He travelled from Tokyo and visits included missions abroad before returning to the United Kingdom.
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General Booth
Salvation Army
London
Japan
Canada
Covington Man Refuses Infirmary Bath Threatens Return
Martin McDermott of Covington, known as Texas, has troubled officials for months. He agreed to enter the infirmary but left after being told to bathe wear clean clothes and get a haircut. Judge Read and Overseer John Rees sought options to detain him, but none exist. He repeatedly pleads to be sent to Verona Kentucky and reappears in Covington causing further worry.
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Martin McDermott
Covington
Kalen
Judge Read
John Rees
Judge Stephens
Rees
McDermott
Texas
Read
Verona
City Council in A Heated Session Over Street Railway Plan
Alderman Schweikert confronted Albert Silva with a crude threat during a committee of the whole meeting. Silva, linked to the Cincinnati Newport & Covington Street Railway, faced the outburst as members agreed to visit the street and study a proposed grade change. The ordinance granting the company track rights on Twelfth Street was recommended for passage. The telephone franchise sale ordinance was laid over for one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Schweikert
Albert Silva
Twelfth Street
Death Calls Pioneer William C Mahon at 72 in Covington
William C Mahon aged 72 longtime Covington resident died yesterday at his home 1323 Scott street after a lingering illness paralysis was the immediate cause He was a pioneer paint man of Cincinnati having run Walnut Street business He leaves a widow Mrs M J Richmond and several children including William J Mahon Anna Richmond James Pye and Misses Katherine Agnes Margaret Jane Frances and Elizabeth Mahon Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at St Mary's Cathedral Covington.
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William C. Mahon
Covington
Scott Street
Mahon
Cincinnati
Walnut Street
M. J. Richmond
William J. Mahon
Anna Richmond
James Pye
Katherine
Agnes
Margaret
Jane
Frances
Elizabeth Mahon
St. Mary's Cathedral
Covington M E notes from Brooksville conference
Pastors A T O Rea r and J B Adams return from Brooksville M E conference where O Rea r served as secretary The next conference is planned for Eleventh Street Church Covington G N Hobbs earns lay delegate bid with alternates M L Swet nam and J L Rees Also a marriage license denial for Archie Van Gilder and Clelia Reed due to age Theft recovery of a horse by Detective William Booth Arrests made for disorderly conduct on youths Nearby property owners protest a saloon license to Charles P Riffee Covington police alert on missing Ben Carpel of Piner Station Ky
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A. T. O’rear
J. B. Adams
Brooksville
M. E
O’rear
Eleventh Street
Covington
G. N. Hobbs
Scott Street
Frankfort
M. L. Swetnam
J. L. Rees
Booth
Archie Cunningham
Second Street
Raymond Carey
John G. Klotzbach
Central Avenue
Newport
Ludlow
Fifteenth and
Holman Streets
Covington Council
Charles P. Riffee
Ben Carpel
Piner Station
Covington Church Notes from Sunday Services
Local church listings show morning and evening sermons at Scott Street M E Church South Shinkle M E Church and others including Union M E and Fourth Street Christian Church. Notable events include installation of officers at Madison Avenue Presbyterian and a Y M C A talk on Civic Redemption by J A Browne with Grace Everett leading the Epworth League.
Beloved Bellevue Matron Dies at 59
Mrs. William Benke mother of Patrolman Benke died at the family home on Lincoln road and O'Fallon avenue in Bellevue at age 59. She leaves six children William Clem Frank Henry Frances and Mrs. William Egan all residents of Bellevue. Sons will be pallbearers. funeral at Sacred Heart Church Bellevue at 9 a.m. Monday. Interment in St. Stephen's Cemetery.
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William Benke
Benke
Lincoln Road
O'Fallon Avenue
Bellevue
William
Clem
Frank
Henry
Frances
William Egan
Sacred Heart Church
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Dayton Club Initiates Fifteen Candidates Tonight
Colonel ReNe F. O. E. plans to initiate fifteen candidates at tonight’s meeting. The Sunday school picnic for the Methodist Presbyterian and Baptist churches occurred in Diamond Star Grove yesterday with only a light afternoon rain interrupting the day’s events.
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ReNe
Diamond Star Grove
Newport News in Brief
Newport notes death of Henry Asche 83 at Cincinnati home of the Little Sisters of the oar after long illness. His Newport life began when it was a village. Henry Asche Jr. of H. Schwartz & Co. swore warrant against Frank Burke for clothing delivery failure. Burke remains missing. John C. Ferguson 38 of Campbell County died at Mt. Pleasant Ave. funeral at 1pm with Spring Grove interment. City audit on street cleaning funds to be debated. past floods spent over $2,000 beyond budget. John Haar of Newport to serve eight years for housebreaking. two-year terms on four counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Asche
Newport
Little Sisters of the Oar
Cincinnati
Tenth
Hamlet
H. Schwartz & Co
Frank Burke
Burke
John C. Ferguson
Campbell County
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Highlands
Spring Grove Cemetery
Newport General Council
Louis Krebs
John Haar
State
Morridge
Lee Abbott arraigned in Campbell County Police Court
Lee Abbott was arraigned in Police Court on charges of drunkenness and creating a disturbance at his home Thursday night. Abbott's mother asked Judge Hawkins for leniency. The case reflects a long line of local court actions including damages and accounting in multiple matters overseen by Judge Berry.
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Lee Abbott
Abbott
Hawkins
Colleges of Gerdes
Huelling
Berry
Haar
Judge Berry
Julius Beirnbaum
Order of United Workmen
James Redmond
George Huber
Henry Hartwig
Tony Bonero
K. J. Morris
Constable
the Highlands
Huber
Weekly church services and events in Newport area
St Mark s Evangelical Lutheran led by Rev H W Hanshue headline morning service at 10 15 sermon Saying and Doing vesper 7 30 pm on marriage Ervin Dorne leads missionary meeting York Street Congregational Church offers Bitter Waters Being Ready at 11 am and 7 45 pm Salem M E Church hosts Children s Day 9 45 am and Apostles Creed 7 45 pm Central Christian Church holds sermon and communion 11 am followed by Evening worship Mercy of God at 8 pm Taylor Street Methodist presents A Miracle of Grace and sermons by Rev F M Hill First Presbyterian morning Saving and Losing the Life evening Great Is Diana of the Ephesians Union Picnic for Sunday school scholars of Presbyterian and Central Christian at Bass Island Park with races and ball games on Cincinnati Milford Loveland line.
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St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran
H. W. Hanshue
Ervin Dorne
G. W., Mechling
D.D
Lancaster
The
Luther League
York Street Congregational Church
F. E. Bigelow
Bitter Waters
Salem M. E
R. Plueddemann
Central Christian Church
Charles~l Garrison
God
Taylor Street Methodist Church
J. W. Crates
William H. Frazier
F. M. Hill
First
Presbyterian Church
J. P. Whitehead
Diana of
the Ephesians
Bass Island Park
Cincinnati, Milford & Lovelada
Fourth
Sycamore
Kenton Court Notes and Local Civil Actions
The South End Land Company sues Catherine Patton et al in Kenton Circuit Court to quiet title in Latonia after neighbors questioned land ownership. A jury in George Drexilius vs. C Crane Co awarded damages to Drexilius. John Clarke vs Henry Vogt Machine Co was settled in Judge Harbeson division. Juvenile Court arraigns West Covington boys for disturbing a religious service.
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South End Land Company
Catherine Patton
Kenton
Latonia
Shaw
George Drexilius
C. Crane & Co
Harbeson
John Clarke
Henry Vogt
West Covington
Stephens
John Bentton
Fort Thomas commandant due from Alaska. troops to return
Colonel Bolton, named commandant of the Ft. Thomas reservation, is expected from Alaska within four weeks. Two Fourth Infantry companies stationed in Washington are to return about July 1. Mr. J A Robinson of Cincinnati hosted a dance at the Altamont with an elegant banquet for twenty two guests.
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Bolton
Ft. Thomas
Alaska
Fourth Infantry
Washington
D. C
J.A. Robinson
Cincinnati
Altamont
Engineer Killed in Wapakoneta Freight Yard Accident
J. E. Hall a C H D freight engineer was instantly killed in Wapakoneta Ohio when his head struck a box car left on a spur track as he looked back for signals. The accident occurred June 21.
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Commercial Tribune
Wapakoneta, CO
J. E. Hall
Ohioan to test the law
Edward Hotchkiss of Oberlin Ohio, the second cabin passenger who defied quarantine orders by refusing to ashore at Hoffman Island, was released from the Ward Line steamer Havana after arrival in New York. He said he would stay in New York to challenge the authorities' actions.
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Commercial Ts
New York
Edward Hotchkiss
Oberlin
Hoffman Island
Ward Line
Havana
Meat prices rise tied to prosperity and demand
Washington reports Secretary Wilson attributes meat price increases to natural factors. He says Americans eat more meat and farmers raise fewer cattle, noting current costs are higher than ever but linked to prosperity rather than market failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Ilson
Wilson
Popular Western Union worker dies after operation
Fred Auraden, respected member of the Western Union Telegraph Company operating staff, resident of Wade and Freeman avenues, died yesterday at 5 PM in a private hospital after an appendicitis operation. He belonged to the Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America.
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Fred Auraden
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wade and
Freeman Avenue
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Umpire Selection For IRS Officers Outing At Carthage
The annual outing for United States Internal Revenue officers will be at the Country Club in Carthage with a deputy collectors versus clerks baseball game and a gangers and storekeepers game. Herman Cellarius and James I. Quinton will serve as umpires.
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United States Internal Revenue Officers
Country Club
Carthage
Harry Hunwick
United States
Frank Alter
Herman Cellarius
James I. Quinton
Girl Leaps Into Lake Rescued By Boatman And Foreman
Ruth Thomas aged six jumped from a boat into Burnet Woods Park lake after fearing an accident near 239 East Third Street. Boatman John Price and Park Foreman Theis swam to her, pulling her from the water as five other children and a woman yelled in the boat during the effort to stabilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Thomas
Third Street
Burnet Woods Park Lake
John Price
Theis
Five Million Gift To Pasteur Institute Reported
London reports the will of Daniel Osiris, Paris banker and philanthropist, leaves 5 million dollars to the Pasteur Institute. The estate is valued at 13 million dollars according to the Jewish World.
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London
Daniel Osiris
Paris
Pasteur Institute
Gasoline Stove Blast Hurts Abraham Bloom
Abraham Bloom, 25, of 523 West Eighth street, was severely burned when a gasoline stove exploded as he filled it at Sixth and Central avenue yesterday afternoon. Patrol 4 rushed him to City Hospital with injuries to his face and hands.
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Sixth and
Central Avenue
Abraham Bloom
Eighth Street
Patrol 4
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Epworth League
M. E. Church
J. A. Browne
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A. F. O’rear
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G. F. Oliver
Fourth Street
Christ
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Gilbert Glass
Divine Martyr
Y. P
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Barth
First Presbyterian
J. I. Blackburn
Presbyterian Brotherhood
T. T. Hayes
Knox Church
Edward Mack
Lane Seminary
E. L. Hitchens
Young People’s Society
Trinity Episcopal Church
Frederick A. MacMil
Shinkle M. E
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Newport News
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Union Gas and Electric Co
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Indianapolis
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Batesville
Fourth and Vine
Union Station
Abbott's
Covington, Ky
Art Academy
J. H. Gest
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Decatur
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