Unknown man forces way into Kentucky grocer's kitchen
An unknown man entered Fred Kruetzkamp's grocery on Trevor and Garrard streets yesterday afternoon during absence of the proprietor. He insulted a daughter, fought with her brother, drew a gun, and fled after being ejected. He had previously done similarly at Depenbrock's grocery at Twelfth and Greenup streets.
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Fred Kruetzkamp
Trevor and
Garrard
Mr. Kruetzkamp
Depenbrock
Twelfth
Greenup Streets
Trades and Labor Assembly elects officers in Kenton Campbell
The Trades and Labor Assembly of Kenton and Campbell Counties met at its hall on Fifth and Madison streets last night and elected officers including President J. G. Weaver Vice President Charles Davis Corresponding Secretary Robert Anstead Financial Secretary E Watkins Recording Secretary Ed D Karrick Conductor John Finan Doorkeeper Charles Sidener Trustee W T McCullough and Business Agent Chas Sidener.
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Trades and Labor Assembly
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Fifth
Madison Streets
J. G. Weaver
Charles Davis
Robert Anstead
E. Watkins
Ed D. Karrick
John Finan
Charles Sidener
W. T. McCullough
Chas. Sidener
Crescent Avenue Smoking Casino Nominates Election Candidates
The Crescent Avenue Smoking Casino announces candidates for the June 2 election. For President the nominees are E. Schmidt and J. Deutenberg. Vice President C. Muck and U. Steib. Recording Secretary J. Capple and J. F. Ehrenbeck. Financial Secretary H. Mewahner and W. Morgan. Pipe Inspector C. Wagensthal and B. Bashorst. Trustees O. Knupfer T. Ramler R. Woods F. Freund and A. Capple.
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Crescent Avenue Smoking Casino
E. Schmidt
J. Deutenberg
C. Muck
U. Steib
J. Capple
J. F. Ehrenbeck
H. Mewahner
W. Morgan
C. Wagensthal
B. Bashorst
O. Knupfer
T. Ramler
R. Woods
F. Freund
A. Capple
Union Youth Services Plan July August Schedule
A list of evening union services for young people running every Sunday at 6 45 p m from July 1 to August 26 at multiple churches. Each entry notes church name leader speaker and sermon topic with Bible references.
Church Services Plan for Sunday and Monday Events
Church schedules list morning and evening sermons at Fourth Street Christian Madison Avenue Baptist Scott Street M E First Christian Madison Avenue Presbyterian Union M B and Epworth League activities. Topics include The Name Christian Immortality Life's True Object and The Epistles of Christ with a Monday lawn fete to fund remodeling.
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First Baptist Church
W. A. House
First Presbyterian Church
Philip G. Orr
Mark
Union M. E
J. A. Davis
First Christian Church
Gussie Miller
Luke
Scott Street
M. EB
Lillie Southgate
Fourth Street Christian Church
Maud Martin
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Bert Worthington
M. E
Stella Feldman
Fourth Street
H. J. Seaman
U. P
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Madison Avenue
B. F. Swindler
Jesus
E. L. Southgate
Eleventh Street
J. W. Mitchell
Epworth League
First Christian
George A. Miller
Joseph Bernie
Young People’s Society
Union M. B
R. Irving Watkins
Christ
Covington Grays Meet Big Fours In Park Morning Game
The Covington Grays face the Big Fours in a baseball game at Covington Park tomorrow at 9 o'clock. Lineups list Grays T Edwards Jr., Farrell, J Edwards, McBreen, Hanlon, Donovan, Donnelly, McCarty, Sheving against Big Fours W Dougherty, Kessler, H Dougherty, Tieman, Godar, Jansen, Fibbe, Mack, Lange.
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Covington Grays
Covington Park
Grays
T. Fpdwards Jr
Farrell c
J. Edwards R
McBreen
County Court administers Walter Braam estate and licenses
William Braam qualified in the County Court as administrator of Walter Braam with Gus W. Menninger as surety. Abner Elison Obadiah Perry and G W Menninger were named appraisers. Rev Benedict Seckler of St Josephs Church was granted a license to solemnize matrimony. R W Gray transferred to Mary E Gray by 151 feet on Banklick turnpike road for 1 dollar. William Steenken aged 40 was arrested on a complaint of his wife Mrs Steenken for fear of bodily harm. Theodore Huesing aged 76, father of Officer Ben Huesing, died at 622 Bakewell Street after forty years in the city.
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William Braam
Walter Braam
Gus W. Menninger
Abner Elison
Obadiah Perry
G. W. Menninger
Benedict Seckler
St. Joseph's Church
R. W. Gray
Mary E. Gray
Banklick Turnpike Road
William Steen
Mrs McQuery Benefit Nets 121 At Lagoon
The benefit for widow Mrs. McQuery of the late Officer William McQuery raised 121 dollars at the Lagoon last night.
Minor illnesses and local notices from Banklick to Madison Ave Church
Philip Moser is confined at his Banklick street home with inflammatory rheumatism. Jerry Gough was jailed yesterday for safekeeping and may be examined in court on mental condition. Westminster League of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church plans a lawn fete on church grounds Monday June 25 at 7 30 p m. Gus Timmerding Brenner Brewing collector, who visited French Lick Springs for health, returned home in serious condition due to a complication of diseases.
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Philip Moser
Banklick Street
Jerry Gough
Westminster League
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Gus Timmerding
Brenner Brewing Company
French Lick Springs
Death notices and travel plans from Ludlow adjoin Lexington dispatch
The body of David Meade of the Cincinnati southern died suddenly in Lexington and is buried at St. Joseph's Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. J J Weaver left for a visit to Xenia Ohio. Mrs Henry B Classon and son Burton depart for an East tour, visiting Virginia Beach Richmond New York and Washington and return in September. Miss Edna Gottlieb expected home in July after a year in Washington DC.
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David Meade
Cincinnati Southern
Lexington
St. Joseph's Cemetery
J. J. Weaver
Xenia
Henry B. Classon
Burton
Virginia Beach
Richmond
New York
Washington
Edna Gottlelb
Washington, D. C
Bellevue Circle Plans District Convention Trip
The Bellevue Circle meets at 1 p.m. next Thursday for the district convention in Covington. Mizpah Court elects officers for one year led by Past Chief T. F. Beyland and Chief Charles Meath. Homestead Baseball faces Cincinnati Reserves at East Newport grounds with Emig pitching for Homesteads tomorrow.
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Bellevue Circle
Covington
Mizpah Court
Tribe of
Emig
Muncie
Homesteads
Chief of Police Confined to Home Due to Illness
Miss Mary McVean departed yesterday for Alexandria to spend vacation with her parents. Joe Hooker Post W R C held an important meeting at its headquarters last evening.
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George McClure
Mary McVean
Alexandria
Joe Hooker
The Country Editor Then and Now
The article contrasts the old time country editor as a storyteller and community figure with the modern editor as a sharp business man who supervises typesetting, uses machines, and runs a newsroom with a stenographer and a junior writer. It notes ownership of home, car, bank credit, and desire for travel as part of contemporary editorial life.
Covington Readership Noted for Commercial Tribune Sunday
Covington residents are urged to read the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 for local news and events. The notice highlights community updates and upcoming listings of interest to readers in Covington.
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Covington
Commercial Tribune
City faces push to buy Bellevue and Dayton water works
Mayor Nelson and the Water Works Commissioners advocate purchasing the Bellevue and Dayton water plant amid strong opposition. Critics say the deal would burden Newport with bonds beyond constitutional limits and may be blocked by a public vote. The Margedant Rifles honor Captain Margedant with a new name.
Mayor’s clash ends bid for crematory site approval
The Mayor failed to meet with General Council over a crematory site after calling a committee of the whole meeting. Two hundred residents protested outside the courthouse as councilors adjourned without action, and remarks warned against mayoral orders to halt garbage collection. The crematory project is halted for now.
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Nelson
General Council
J. O. Jenkins
Two Insane Women Sent to Lakeland Asylum
Deputy Sheriff George Hindman escorted Mrs. Elizabeth Griffith of Dayton and Mrs. Mary Beatty of this city to Lakeland Asylum after they were adjudged insane by Judge Hodge on Thursday. Both were violent and needed an assistant to restrain them. Hindman has transported someone to Lakeland nearly every week since year start.
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George Hindman
Lakeland Asylum
Elizabeth Griffith
Dayton
Mary Beatty
Hodge
Hindman
Lakeland
Pews To Be Free At St Pauls Church Vote
The vestry of St Pauls P E Church voted unanimously to remove pew names and open pews to all. Envelope system for current expenses approved with Bishop Burton present. Judge C J Helm presided and F B Went worth served as Secretary.
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St. Paul's P. E. Church
Property Transfers in Newport and Saline County
Allen Willis and wife transferred to Luke A. Howland and wife Lot 94 in the Big staff addition to Newport for 1300 dollars. Emma R. Burch and husband transferred to U. S. Maple Lot 11 of a subdivision by L. R. Hawthorne for one dollar and a transfer of 40 acres in Saline County NL.
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Allen Willis
Luke A. Howland
Bigstaff
Newport
Emma R. Burch
U. S
L. R. Hawthorne
Saline County
Peter Cassidy's escape attempt ends with forceful capture
Peter Cassidy confined in jail attempted to escape yesterday by digging out but was caught. He resisted arrest, and it took six officers to place him back in a cell.
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Peter Cassidy
Ale
Marriage License Issued To Local Couple In Troy
John R. Simpson age 24 and Roxana Stillwell age 21, both of Troy, were issued a marriage license yesterday. O Ruth Smith, aged years, was severely bitten by a mad dog at her Patterson street home yesterday morning. the dog was killed. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Harriman left for a summer cottage on the Atlantic coast and will later go to Europe. Mrs. Eliza Wagner and relatives from Summerfield Kansas are guests of Mrs. Vincent Dutle in Lindsey street. Reverend Chas Darsie at Fifth Street Christian Church will speak on Gods Partiality tomorrow morning and Invisible Salvation in the evening. Elizabeth Fagin will depart for New York to join a St. Louis party sailing Tuesday for a three month trip abroad. Newport High School class of 99 will host a trolley party next Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at the president’s West Third street home.
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John R. Simpson
Roxana Stillwell
Troy
O. Ruth Smith
Patterson Street
C. E. Harriman
Daisy Hammond
Atlantic Coast
Europe
Eliza Wagner
Edward
Carrie Eaglehoff
Summerfield
Kan
Vincent Dutle
Lindsey Street
Fifth Street
Newport High School
West Third Street
More Fire Protection Demanded By Outlying Districts
Hamilton Ohio June 22. Despite strong city water works and an excellent fire department and police system, outlying districts seek added protection with petitions for a new engine house. The month has seen a record number of licenses and marriages in the city and county. The Master Horse Shoers Union and Journeymen Blacksmiths resolved a wage dispute with a daily scale for firemen and related workers. Obituaries note Mrs. Mary A. Weiss, age 48, of North Third Street, and funeral services at St Stephen's Church. Divorces granted for Alma Orr and Alonzo Keiser, plus a Wayne Township farmer John R. Leslie died recently, with will contested. A military company organized tonight with Captain John G.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Dayton Suit Against Metal Polishers' Union Delayed
Dayton Ohio June 22 Hearing on injunction against the Metal Polishers Union was postponed to the next term at the request of Dayton Manufacturing Company attorneys. The case stems from a strike at the Dayton plant and involves limits on union members visiting nearby homes. Divorces were granted to Mollie Turner Elizabeth Stroeder and Charity Shine.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
McMahon & Gottschall
Dayton Manufacturing Company
Metal Polishers’ Union
Savage
Mollie
Henry Turner
Elizabeth
George Stroeder
Charity Shine
Dennis Shine
Gertrude
John A. Thompson
William
Hattie Glock
Fuller
Thayer
Beam
National Junior Order councils raises per cap tax and funds home
The National Council of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics sustains the grand lodge action to raise the per capita tax to 15 cents and suspends lodges in PA NJ VA and DC that refused compliance. A 15 cent special assessment funds the National Orphans' Home at Tiffin Ohio encumbered by a 75000 debt. New officers elected include Reeves Gray Sohl Cowan and the next meeting is set for Buffalo in 1901.
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Tiffin
Philadelphia
National Council of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics
Grand Lodge
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Virginia
District of Columbia
National Orphans’ Home
Charles Reeves
Seattle
Wash
Amos L. Gray
Jonesboro
Ind
J. Adam Sohl
Baltimore
George A. Cowan
Nashville, Tenn
Buffalo
Illinois Indiana Kentucky Weekend Weather Outlook
Showers in the south precede Olio fair on Saturday with brisk northeasterly winds. Sunday turns fair and warmer. Indiana expects fair weekend with warmer Sunday and fresh to brisk northeasterly winds. Kentucky sees showers then fair Saturday and Sunday with northeasterly winds.
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Indiana
Kentucky
Temperatures and Precipitation Report for Cincinnati
The daily report lists maximum 72 degrees minimum 56 to 59 and average around 68 to 69. Rainfall 0.06 inches with notable deficits in temperature and precipitation since June 1 and since January 1, 1900, attributed to L F Bassler O U.
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Cincinnati
Bassler
Boats Leaving Today Advertised from Pittsburg and Ports
The River notices list departures from Pittsburg to Virginia Portsmouth Wells Workum Louisville and Tacoma with times from 5 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. The Bee Advertisements show ships Queen City Pearce and others scheduled for today and today’s date June 25 to June 26 in various ports.
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Seeses
Queen City
Eese-Pearce
Tacoma
Pittsburg
Virginia
Portsmouth
Wells
Veensecsccous Workum
Louisville
Aseres
River level drops again after yesterday's crest
The river receded further as water levels fell to 16.7 feet early morning 16.6 feet at midday and 16.6 feet in the evening. Skies were partly cloudy with showers throughout the day.
New Boat Indiana Too Wide For Louisville Locks
The Indiana steamer built at Jeffersonville and launched last Saturday is reported to be two feet too wide for Louisville canal locks. At 82 feet, it cannot pass the 80 foot-wide locks, forcing the vessel to trade above or below the falls. The boat, using boilers and machinery from the old Bostona, is nearly finished and in the water.
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Indiana
Jeffersonville
Ind
Louisville
Pittsburg
Will case in Middletown settles for set aside
The Leslie will contest ends with the jury setting the will aside. M B Hatch plans to sail for Europe on June 3. D L Fresh v. C H D R R ruled against the railroad. refund of 30 dollars plus costs ordered. A would be blind man fleeces the public with fake charity. Naomi Roberts reappears. she wed Gage the picture agent in Cincinnati and seeks her parents' blessing.
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Commercial Tribune
Middletown
Leslie Will
D. L. Fresh
C., Hf
Naomi Roberts
Gage
Cincinnati
Mc Elwee Appointed Postmaster at Turkey Ohio Valley
William Mc Elwee is appointed Postmaster at Turkey Highland County succeeding Nelson T. Hiser who has resigned. The change takes effect immediately and names the new official responsible for local postal operations.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
William McElwee
Turkey
Highland County
Nelson T. Hiser
Newport readers await Sunday's Commercial Tribune item
The Commercial Tribune of Sunday June 24 promises intriguing content for Newport residents, highlighting local events and interests set to engage the community.
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