Peruna praised by women for cures and health gains
Mrs Nellie Blyler lauds Peruna as the only medicine that does all it claims and more, especially for women. Letters from Mrs A Brady Miss Esther Lowe and Miss Millie Baker describe relief from fatigue indigestion catarrh and weakness after using Peruna. Dr Hartman offers free summer consultations to women seeking treatment through The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Blyler
Ladies of the
G.A. R
Perna
Peruna
Esther G. Lowe
Millie Baker
East Ohio Street
Chicago
Hartman
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Stamina Boys Annual Outing Features Track And Ball Match
The Stamina Republican League held its annual outing at Coney Island with vaudeville events and athletic contests. The All-Stars crushed the Home Runners 24 to 1 in a loud baseball game won by Noodles Hahn Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamina Republican League
Coney Island
Thomas Darby
Louis Leavitt
Carl Weil
J.W. Wozencraft
James K. Stewart
R. J. Schledorn
George J. Fisher
G. Watterman
Walter Heintz
Critchell
All-Stars
Noodles Hahn” Ellis
George Oper
Billy Bergen” Herman
Frank Alin” Ellis
George Magoon
cDonough
Jake
Beckley Stagman and Home Runners Lineup Details
The roster lists Beckley Stagman at first base Otto Stein feldt at second base Henry Irwin Bamberger at third base Dr Crawford Little in left field Victor Dobbs Heintz in center field and Harley Croll in right field. Home Runners include Reif catcher Withrow J Johnston Culbertson at pitcher Charles Rose captain and first base Brandt second base Parke Johnson third base Sargent left field Steinheim center field North and Darby right field. ae Ferrone noted as the mascot but was unsuccessful.
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Parke Johnson
Sargent
Steinheim
North
Darby
Ae Ferrone
Sensational Pictures Filed in Lottus J Case
In Campbell Circuit Court at New Port the Lottus divorce case faced further action with a Tuesday 11 o’clock hearing planned amid sensational affidavits. Reports include a Cincinnati detective alleged bribery of witnesses and photographs from George Street resorts.
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Campbell
New Port
Lottus
Cincinnati
George Street
Loftus
Highlands
Commonwealth
J. J. Youtsey
Swift Iron and Steel Works
Court of Appeals
O. P. Tucker
Frank Brown
Priton
German National Bank
George Girty
Baptist Church Sermon by Rev Dudley in New York
Rev Mr Dudley of New York will preach at the Baptist Church today. The B Y P U holds services at Speers Hospital at 3 o clock. A Dayton Tennis Club lawn fete is planned at the Currie home Friday evening. The Baptist and M E Churches plan a union picnic Tuesday at Glen Pak. Rev A J Ramsey will preach at Mt Auburn Baptist Church tonight. The watch case engravers sponsor their annual picnic at Clarke's Grove today.
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Mr. Dudley
New York
Baptist Church
Speers Hospital
Dayton Tennis Club
Currie
Union
Baptist
M. E
Glen Pak
A.J. Ramsey
Mt. Auburn
Clarke's Grove
Masonic Lodges Observe St John Day at Trinity Church
Bellevue and Dayton Masonic lodges plan St John Day services at Trinity Lutheran Church. The T O T I met last evening and enjoyed itself with Supreme Secretary Walter Rice as the guest of the order.
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Bellevue
Dayton
Trinity Lutheran Church
Walter Rice
Covington Property Transfers Reported Yesterday
Transfers in Covington include Alice M Hood to John Koehler 25 by 200 feet on Garrard street for 1700 dollars. Harvey Myers to Joe Battalli 75 feet at Seventh and Main for 3600 dollars. H R Smith to H R Riffe 56 by 100 feet on Elm street for 1000 dollars. Riffe to J M Riffe on same property for 2000 dollars. Kentucky Building Association to Joseph Suetholtz 25 by 155 feet near Eighteenth street for 2600 dollars. General Building Association to Kon Bott 30 by 6 feet on Cemetery street north of Seventeenth for 3650 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Alice M. Hood
John Koehler
Garrard Street
Eighteenth Street
Harvey Myers
Joe Battalli
Seventh and Main Streets
H. R. Smith
H. R. Riffte
Elm Street
Butler Street
Ludlow
H. R. Riffe
J. M. Riffe
Kentucky Building Association
Joseph Suetholtz
Up Street
General Building Association
Kon Bott
Cemetery Street
Seventeenth Street
Heatwave Sweeps City with Thermometer at Ninety-One
Yesterday’s heat proved most uncomfortable with the United States Weather Bureau recording 91 degrees at 4 PM and streets near 100. Crowds sought soda fountains while officials reported no heat prostration due to the half holiday and people staying indoors. Forecast calls for fair weather with possible showers and cooler temps today as the nation shared the heat, from St Louis 98 degrees to Kansas City 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Mason and Dixon Hne
St. Louis
Kansas Ciy
Promised Reappointment for Louisville Collector Sapp
Nat C. Cureton of Louisville says President McKinley promised reappointment for Collector Sapp despite opposition. He returned to Kentucky noting likely only minor Kentucky changes, if any, in the Sixth District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’kinley
MR. Sapp
Cureton
Kentucky
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Nat C. Cureton
Louisville
Sapp
Negro Pushes White Man Off House in Kentucky Lynching Suspect Arrested
In Buncombe Kentucky on June 22 Harrison George aged 35 colored pushed William Cornette a 22 year old white man from the top of two houses during an old fashioned house raising near Smithtown. Cornette died almost instantly. George escaped but was captured while heading toward the Virginia border. A mob threatened lynching but officials blocked them. He is jailed with guards to forestall violence.
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Commercial Tribune
Buncombe
Harrison George
William Cornette
Smithtown
Here
George
Virginia State Line
Cornette
Geore
Transfer and licenses record in Jamestown addition dayton
Fannie M. Spillman transferred to Sparke jots 4 and 5 in block 28 Jamestown addition to Dayton for 1 and abolition. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Oeem Rackers of Dayton and Amelia OU of Newport. This is the last week to pay city taxes without penalty. City Treasurer's office open until p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie M. Spillman
Sparke
Block
Jamestown
Dayton
Oeem Rackers
Amelia OU
Newport
Captain McCoy in critical condition at River Road home
Captain W G McCoy lies unconscious in a River Road home after injuries with doctors predicting slow recovery. Mrs ounbir-gee of West Linden reportedly welcomes a newborn daughter as services of American Mechanics are set for this evening.
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W. G. McCoy
River Road
Dou Ace
Newport Democrats split over county ticket method
The Democratic Executive Committee of Campbell County met in Newport and postponed deciding whether to nominate a county ticket by primaries or a delegate convention. Sheriff Miller backed a convention while Judge Brown pressed primaries amid a bitter, money influenced clash.
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Newport
Democratic Executive Committee
Campbell County
Council Chamber
R. W. Nelson
Miller
Brown
Nelson
Warothers
J. D.ellis
Brothers
Frank Thatcher
George Traver
Charley Bird
John Th Ton
Butch Nagel
Joe Betz
Brent Spence
Mike ‘Hogan
Fred Miller
John Craddy
Phil J. Ryan
Republican Committee
Goebel
Judge Brown
Fatal duel ends in Bridgeport farm quarrel
In Fort Fort, Kentucky, Edward Dunshot fatally wounded Richard Kirk during a quarrel carried from Frankfort to Bridgeport. Both men, married farmers and Democrats, clashed after a disputed primary. Kirk died soon after. Duncan is jailed.
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Commercial Tribune
Nrfort
Edward Dunshot
Richard Kirk
Bridgeport
Frankfort
Duncan
Kirk
Court denies Caleb Powers petition for rehearing in Goebel case
Kentucky Court of Appeals denies Caleb Powers petition for rehearing and modification of prior ruling granting a new trial. The court allows next trial witnesses Keller and Sinclair to testify about whether Sinclair was promised a political office to testify in the Goebel murder cases.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Caleb Powers
Keller
B. H. Sinclair
Sinclair
Goebel
Arson Suspects Arrested in Dixon for May 17 Fires
Madisonville KY June 22 J D Hardwick and Ernest Hurley arrested at Dixon on arson charges Hurley says in an affidavit that he and Hardwick burned the Hardwick Drug Company and Ramsey Jackson stores on May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
J. D. Hardwick
Ernest Hurley
Dixon
Hurley
Hardwick
Hardwick Drug Company
Ramsey & Jackson
Ghosts of disease and cures via Golden Medical Discovery
The text argues that lung disease ghosts can be faced and cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It recounts patient testimonials praising relief from coughs and bronchial issues and notes the doctor’s advisory book available for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Calvert
Stetpen
Golden Medical
Easterners Eye Kentucky Asphalt Mines for Big Rival
An Eastern syndicate led by T. A. Cassatt and J. C. Sayney surveys Kentucky asphalt mines in Logan County and Green River area. They aim to rival the Barber Asphalt Company by leveraging proximity to major cities and plan to close the deal in Louisville within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Eastern
Kentucky
Barber Asphalt Company
T. A. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Andrew Carnegie
J. C. Sayney
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
New York
American Standard Asphalt’ Company
Logan County
Green 1St, Mepialt Company
Revere Ferry
Green River
Messrs
Cassatt
Sydney
Young’s Ferry
Covington's Oldest Resident Dies at 98
Mrs. Lucinda Ellis Dunlap, likely Covington's oldest resident, died yesterday at her granddaughter's home on Main Street at age 98. She was daughter of early Campbell County settler James Ellis and widow of a son of Civil Engineer Dunlap who helped surveyed Cincinnati. She had grandchildren but no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Ellis Dunlap
Covington
L. N. Rouse
Main Street
James Ellis
Campbell County
Dunlap
Cincinnati
Local notices and political leads in Covington district
A batch of brief items covers tax reminders from City Treasurer Frank Darenkamp, grand jury extension by Judge Irvin, local divorces and court motions, and a flurry of primary election endorsements and candidate filings for sheriff county clerk and police judge. Names include Joseph Ruh M. D. McInerney John Glirdmeyer J. R Jameson H. J. Gausepohl Gus W. Menninger T. Jeff Smith J. N. Hutchins. addresss and venues appear in Covington and Cincinnati area.
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Frank Darenkamp
Irvin
Elmont Distilling Company
Seventh and Ion
Cynthia Kruse
William Kruse
Cynthia Meeks
Joseph L. Ruh
M. D. McInerney
Bud
Ben Dresmann
Roger Carter
Judge Pence
Lewis L. Manson
J. A. Averdick
St. Mary’s Institute
Dayton
E. W. Scales
John Glirdmeyer
Covington
Drew
Laurence Kleymeyer
Cirecuit Court
J. R Jameson
Tarvin
Casey
Eee
H. J. Gausepohl
Stoay
Tee
Robert Rausenberger
Emilie Rausenberger
Jeff Smith
Gus W. Menninger
Sans
Gilbert Schmidt
St. Paul’s
Bankfick Street
J. R. Bullock
Alex. Davezac
Knights of Fidelity
Sixth
Madison Streets
Supe
Grand Commarine
Kentucky
Knights Bens and Schrader
Louisville
Dalton
Valerius
Cincinnati
Newport
Cecil Pence
Frank M. Tracey
Covington Lodge
George Bens
M. J. Miller
Frank Lindemann
Wm. Guebrecht
Charlies A. Vonderschmidt
Thomas Hanlon
Frank Averbeck
William Telford
Haake
Thomas B. Wise
Frank Droege
Reed Smith
Riemeyer
Sidney Arthur
J. N. Hutchins
Family Reunion And Service At Hazen Street
A family reunion was held Friday night at the home of Rev. Thomas Walters on Hazen Street. The Morning Star Lodge of the Knights of Pythias will conduct services this evening at the Methodist Church.
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Thomas Walters
Hazenstree
Morning Star Lodge
K. of P
M. E. Urch
Senator Deboe Seeks Postmaster Appointment for Ky Official
Senator Deboe asked President McKinley to appoint Captain E M Drainer Postmaster at ankfort Ky. The President said he would like Grant Roberts appointed. The Senator agreed, and Roberts will be appointed. He is brother of Sam Roberts Collector of Internal Revenue and formerly lived in Canton Ohio.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Deboe
McKinley
E.,.m. Drainer
Ankfort
Grant Roberts
Roberts
Sam Roberts
Internal Revenue
Canton
Court of Appeals Upholds Quinn Death Sentence
The Court of Appeals affirmed the death sentence of Reuben Quinn of Danville for the April killing of Policeman Crum during an attempted arrest at Quinn's illegal whisky joint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Reuben’ Quinn
Danville
Policeman Crum
Quinn
Sundy summer bus to Ft Thomas from Newport I Lone Bridge
On Sundays during the summer cars running direct to Ft Thomas depart the Iion Bridge at 1 20 p.m. and every twenty minutes after until 5 p.m. This gives Covington residents a chance to reach Ft Thomas without changing cars in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas
Iion Bridge
Eetre Pees of
Covington
Newport
Permanent Cure for Varicocele and Venereal Diseases
A physician touts durable cures for varicocele and related ailments. He claims painless, non-surgical treatment that restores health and manhood, erases symptoms, and prevents recurrence. Presents Contagious Blood Poison with wide list of effects and urges immediate consultation at Cook Medical Company, Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Medical Company
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Curing ailment promises complete relief of reflex complications
The advertisement claims removal of all reflex complications or associate diseases across conditions such as Varicocele Stricture and its downstream effects Blood Poison and impotency. It promises complete permanent cure after a single visit or via home treatment with a written contract and private counsel, addressed to the physician.
Cut Throat While Insane In Buckeye Resident
Lancaster Ky June 22 While temporarily insane George Stone 40 a prominent Buckeye resident cut his throat from ear to ear with a razor He may not recover No cause is assigned beyond insanity He is well connected with local circles.
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Lancaster
George Stone
Buckeye
Orphan Asylum Benefit Lecture at St. Aloysius Bond Hill
Prof. F. VanBye will lecture on The Life of Christ illustrated by cineogram at St. Aloysius Orphan Asylum Bond Hill next Friday. The event is a complimentary exhibition by the Cincinnati Entertainment Company to benefit the orphanage.
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Christ
F. VanBye
St. Aloysius Orphan Asylum
Bond Hill
Cincinnati Entertainment Company
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