Cans not furnished leads to remand motion outcome
Judge Cochran ruled on motions in Covington in multiple federal cases. The Chemical Manufacturing Company sued The American Can Company claiming breach of contract for tin cans and damages up to 85 000. Other remand decisions involved cases from the Kenton Circuit Court and railroad matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
United States Court
Covington
Chemical Manufacturing Company
American Can Company
C. I
W. T. Hollingsworth
Chemical Company
United States
H. H. Hardy
United States Express Company
Samuel Hardy
Express Company
Kenton
D. F. Alford
C., N. O. & T. P. Railroad Company
Notre Dame Academy Commencement Exercises Highlights
Notre Dame Academy held its commencement in Academy Hall Covington yesterday afternoon before a large audience of relatives friends and clergy The program featured the drama The Martyrdom of St Agnes with students portraying Tertullus Fulvius and other roles Incidental music included Semiramide overture and works by Liszt The ceremony concluded with honors medals diplomas and art needlework displays by graduates and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Mable Hoffmann Fabius
Blanche Nodler
Fiwersees
Emma Horstman Syra
Katrina Uspherding Graia
Cavett
Nora Mae
Brady Furota
Anna Haake
Anna Haake Academy Took Place Yesterday Afternoon In Academy Hall, Covington
St. Agnes
Tertullus
Rome
Fulvius
Adeline Kramer Riel
Newoickid
Mae Overman
Fabius
Anna Rebling
Agnes
Peps
Frieda Dorn
Catharine Maney
Marguerite Sturm
Cora Elaine
Adele Hetle
Mable Punch
Elsie Hais
Mamie Park
Pauline Osterma
Katie Koenig
Edna Moser
Harriet Schulemberg
Marie Thoman
Florence Blacksman
Eva Mains
Sophia Gabriel
Hilda Klare
Faust Walz
Adele Heile
Camillus P. Maes
Frieda’ Dorn
William Tappert
Nora Mae Brady
Matilda Lehman
Elacuation
Anna Rehsing
Gertrude Korte
Bristow Investigates Alleged Device Purchases
The Washington Post reports Bristow is investigating a deal involving alleged devices purchased but not used. This disclosure frames a continuing inquiry into potential misallocation or misuse of equipment by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Bristow
Deal
Covington Council Debates Street Repairs Inspector Post
A quorum debate over hiring an inspector at eight dollars daily to oversee asphalt street repairs. Lohre argues the Public Works chief should handle it. Jolneon notes brick street work already occupies the department. The council passes an ordinance to construct sidewalks on Madison Avenue and considers a playground care salary with Woman's Art Club funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Council
Niemeyer
Madison Avenue
Fourth
Kate Scudder
Second
Scoit Streets
Woman's Art Club
Textile workers strike again at Ivans, Dietz & Metzger mill
In Philadelphia on June 2 textile workers at Ivans, Dietz & Metzger’s carpet mill struck after last week’s return to work. The dyers asked for a $2 weekly raise, which was refused. Other operatives claim new scale cuts pay for 55 hours work weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ivans, Dietz & Metzger
Insane Letter Sent to Night Chief Corbin After Death
A letter to Night Chief Corbin arrived last night from a person described as insane. It included printed ink fetters and envelopes with warnings attacking a person’s character. It references the death of Michael Lawless at the hospital from a neck wound after falling on a sharp stick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin
Michael Lawless
Three Men Arrested After Nighttime Pool Hall Incident
John J. Cogan 49 from Enright avenue Arthur Fetrigher 35 of Hopkins street and Jers 2 of the Columbia Hotel were involved in a muerrel at Light street and Central Avenue at 1 AM. One was knocked through a plate glass window in front of Franken's drug store. Patrol Joan Witzieben and Merchant Policeman Korte charged them with disorderly conduct at the First District station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Cogan
Enright Avenue
Arthur Fetrigher
Hopkins Street
Jers
Columbia Hotel
Ivolve Yh A Muerrel
Lighth Street
Central &Venue
Franken
Joan Witzieben
Korte
First District
Apparent Machinery Accident Injures Walter Epperson
A heavy machine fell on Walter Epperson, 27, at his workplace on Broadway yesterday. He sustained a broken leg and was transported to Good Samaritan Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Epperson
Stewart Coving
Yemerdey
Ben Tory
Broadway
Epper
Assessments Rise for Members Over Fifty Six in A O U W Meet
In St Paul on June 22 the Supreme Lodge of the A O U W adjourned its 34th annual convention after a readjustment of assessment rates. Death benefit assessments will rise starting at age 24 with a heavier increase at 55, while no rise occurs between ages 18 and 25. The lodge adopts laws allowing officers to change meeting sites without delegates input and creates the Consulting Actuary post filled by M M Dawson of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Dawson
New York City
Judge Lueders Sets Price on Chickens
Spring chickens were expensive for George Burg of Queen City Avenue who paid a high price for two chicks. Burg stole the fowl from Ben Bruggeman of Gest Street but was caught in the act. The birds loudly chirped during the Police Court session while Judge Lueders ruled the chicks cost five dollars each and fined Burg ten dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burg
Queen City Avenue
Burg
Ben Bruggeman
Gest Street
Holmes
Lueders
Cabdrivers Plan Union Meeting in City Travel Strike Voice
Cabdrivers employed by major companies plan a meeting at Jackson Hall next Friday to form a union and seek higher wages. First Vice President Samuel Johnson of the Teamsters' National Union calls the meeting with organizer Ireland attending. Nighthawk cab stand on Vine Street buzzes with talk as independents oppose joining the union, while regular cabmen push for better pay and a higher take amid summer lulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Hall
Samuel Johnson
Teamsters’ National Union, of America
Ireland
Johus
Nighthawk
Vine Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Briz
Whitney” Brennan
Jim
Jack
Sam’ Kearney
Ollie Stahl
Murph
Damé Fortune
Alort
Nighthawks
Man Injured In Race Track Fall In Newport
Lawrence Gassdorff 14 living at 1018 Ann street Newport suffered a broken left hip after being thrown from a horse at the Queen City race track. He was rushed to Speers Hospital by Menninger’s ambulance. Ben Stephenson of Second avenue faces a hearing for assaulting neighbor Frank Wade in Judge Mader’s court. George Nolte Sr 82 died at his son Councilman Charles Nolte’s home in Sixth avenue after fifty-two years in the city. Funeral at St Francis Church tomorrow. Rev Father Joseph Broermann to be ordained Tuesday at Covington cathedral by Bishop Maes. He will sing his first mass Sunday at St Francis Church. German Workmen’s Association outing set for next Sunday at Clark’s Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Gassdorff
Ann Street
Newport
Speers Hospital
Menninger
Queen City
Galbreath
Ben Stephenson
Second Avenue
Charles Nolte
Sixth Avenue
St. Francis Church
Joseph Broermann
Covington
Maes
Father Broermann
Double Wedding Planned At St James Church
A double wedding will be held at 8 oclock this morning at St James Church. Joseph F Lanigan of Georgetown weds Miss Martha W Matlack of Elma. William J Fleming weds Miss Mary Matilack of Elm Street. Rev Kehoe will officiate. Tomorrow James Driscoll weds Miss Margaret Sullivan in St James Church. Mrs William Bogey of Chicago grandmother of the bride is here for the ceremony. Miss May Storm of Chicago visits Miss Kate Cullen on Kim Street. Mrs L H Webber and children depart Wednesday for Albuquerque New Mexico to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Church
Joseph F. Lanigan
Georgetown
Martha W. Matlack
Elma
William J. Fleming
Mary
Matilack
Elm Street
Father Kehoe
James Driscoll
Margaret Sullivan
William Bogey
Chicago
May Storm
Kate Cullen
Kim Street
L. H. Webber
Albuquerque
N. M
Prisoners Expected to Return to Fort Thomas Range
At Fort Thomas two companies and forty five prisoners held at the artillery range are due back next week after extensive hillside leveling work. Shrubbery and rocks removed to deflect bullets have reduced livestock losses for nearby farmers. Prisoners unearthed several hundred pounds of spent bullets near the top of the hillside used for practice over the years. Colonel Fiemas Ford of the Highlands returned yesterday from a monthlong Western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aifie
Fiemas Ford
Highlands
Henry Woessmann burial planned at St Joseph Cemetery
Bellevue reports Henry Woessmann 82 died Saturday. Burial planned this morning at St Joseph Cemetery Price Hill Cincinnati with services at Sacred Heart Church. Also noted: George Heldemann elected District President of Integrational Union of Steam Engineers for Covington Newport Lexington area. Mrs George Reed from Locust Street spending summer with relatives in Brier Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Woessmann
St. Joseph
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Sacred Heart Church
George Heldemann
Integrational Union of Steam Engineer
Covington
Newport
Lexington
George Reed
Locust Street
Brier
Tennessee
Morning Star Lodge to Install Guiding Star Officers
The Morning Star Lodge of the Knights of Pythias will host the installation and social session of the Guiding Star Lodge of Dayton Ky. Tomorrow evening members meet at Mayor Joseph Moser’s home on Highway Avenue then travel by special car to Dayton via the C Nu & C Street Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Star Lodge
K. of P
Guiding Star Lodge
Dayton
Joseph Moser
Two more arrests in Owensboro pants plant arson case
In Owensboro Kentucky two more arrests were made today in connection with the April 18 burning of the Owensboro Pants Manufacturing Company plant. Hugh Bute president and S V Ditto secretary treasurer were charged with arson. A warrant will be served tomorrow for Ben Clarkson vice president when he returns from Meade County. Herman Selis was arrested Saturday as a principal in the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Owensboro
Owensboro Pants Manufacturing Company
Hugh Bute
V. Ditic
Ben Clarkson
Meade County
Herman Selis
Ditto
Kinz
Primaries Set for August 8 by Campbell County GOP
The Campbell County Republican County Executive Committee voted to hold primaries on August 8 under state law. A committee was formed to arrange the primaries with duties including precinct representation and filling vacancies. A mass convention at Turner Hall on July 11 will select delegates for the State convention in Louisville on July 15. Delegates may travel by river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Executive Committee
Campbell County
Iid
Republican
Seventh and
York Streets
Scott Shoemaker
Dan Riedel
Theodore Marz
J. .W. Ellis
James M. Mowell
WV. G. Parrott
J. G. Thorne
H.D. Phillips
George Wieffles
Joseph Bleichner
Ben Ploeger
Turner Hall
Louisville
Jake Boltz
Adam Lieberth
J. W. Ellis
Bids Opened for Steel Bridge Over Twelve-mile Creek
County officials opened bids from twelve contractors for a steel bridge over Twelve-mile Creek at Oneonta east of Newport. Prices ranged from 5 035 to 6 115 dollars with firms in Columbus Cincinnati and Cleveland submitting proposals. The Fiscal Court committee will review and report to the Alexandria meeting on the first Monday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelve-mile Creek
Oneonta
Newport
Hiesem
Charles Yungblut
Campbell County Fiscal Court
Huston & Cleveland
Columbus
Walton Iron Company
Cincinnati
Oregonia Bridge Company
Oregonia
Penn Bridge Company
Beaver Falls
Massillon Bridge Company
Massillon
Champion Bridge Company
Wilmington
King Bridge Company
Cleveland
Newcastle Bridge Company
Newport Notes From Judge and Local Happenings
Mrs. George Eichler faced Judge Moore in Newport Police Court for disorderly conduct after a door dispute led to a slap. She paid a $1 fine and costs and was released. A funeral for Mrs. Anna Sierak was held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. burial at Ring Grove Cemetery. Bea Lickert, widow of Jacob Lickert, died at 1024 Ann Street. her husband was murdered earlier. Several locals visit relatives in Kentucky and Ohio. The Kentucky Educational Association meets in Lexington June 23 to 25 with Newport teachers attending. A small fire at Andy Livingston’s cigar store caused minor damage. Various social visits, a picnic planned July 4, and resignations and travel plans are noted. The Newport Public Schools’ leaders are scheduled to speak. a marriage is set for William Finneran and Miss Eila McIlale. The Keeney widow dies. Norma Steiner visits Milford. women’s coffee at York Street Church. Edith Jarves visits from Chicago. City improvements committee orders street-sprinkling cost estimates. City Clerk Covall and others plan a Junior Order event in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eichler
Cincinnati Couples Wed in City Ceremony by Squire Donelan
Louis Weinberg aged 27 and Lula Henzeriing aged 2 of Cincinnati wed by Squire Donelan. James Hicks and Lillie Mason of Covington Kentucky tied the knot with Squire Donellan. Benjamin Johns 2 and Nevile Kiely 23, both of Cincinnati, also married by Squire Donean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Weinberg
Lula Henzeriing
Cincinnati
Squire Donelan
James Hicks
Lillie Mason
Covington, Ky
Squire Donellan
Benjamin Johns
Nevile Kiely
Squire Donean
Carter narrowly escape after trolley collision in Norwood
Wa. N. Carter president of the American Laundry Machine Company was struck by a traction car while driving his buggy home to Pleasant Ridge. The collision occurred at a Main avenue crossing in Norwood causing the buggy to be smashed and Carter to sustain multiple contusions but no serious injuries are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. N. Carter
American Laundry Machine Company
Rapid
Pleasant Ridge
Main Avenue
Norwood
Carter
Tugboat Dialogue Sparks Mock Debate at Home
Mrs Skrapp objects to calling a tugboat she. Mr Skrapp agrees tugboats do good and puff, browbeat arguments, and urge a louder shout amid domestic chatter.
Special Grand Jury Called for Breathitt County on July 20
Judge Redwine will convene a special term of Circuit Court in Breathitt County on Monday July 20 to probe arson and bribery charges and other matters for the Breathitt County jury. The panel will be drawn from Breathitt, seating terms to be decided later. Governor Beckham Inspector Hines attended the conference in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Hines
Beckham
Redwine
Breathitt County
Inspector Hines
D. B. Redwine
Byrd
Irvine
Thomas Marcum
Jackson
Murray
Frankfort
Roger Williams
Phoenix Hotel
Ps. F
Constitution of 1849 Re Established at Malta
A Malta dispatch reports a minor coup d etat restoring the 1849 constitution and abolishing the 1887 charter. The Legislative Council will have eight elected and nine government members, shifting control to the government amid language disputes and school funding conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
London
Valetta
Legislative Council
British Defeated by Sultan of Sokoto in Nigerian Clash
June 22 London report says 1380 West African troops attacked the former Sultan near Durmi 200 miles from Kano. British suffered four dead and sixty wounded while the enemy lost about 300. Reinforcements are being sent and a British gunboat is ordered to Garroway after looting incidents with British and French steamers running ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sokoto
Nigeria
Durmi
Kano
Garroway
Liberian
Gilmore Believes Indians Chase Him and Jumps From Window
Fred Gilmore a 27 year old colored man leaped from a third story window at Fen ton's lodging house 405 Front Street about 4 am after dreaming Indians pursued him He suffered multiple broken ribs and internal injuries and was taken by Patrol 2 to the City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gilmore
Fenton
Front Street
Patrol
City Hospital
Miss Jennings Denies Involvement in Central Avenue Fight
Miss Josie Jennings of 544 Richmond Street denies any involvement in a Sunday brawl at Seventh street and Central avenue connected to her brother Harry Jennings. She asserts she was at Coney Island at the time of the incident and that the woman in question was not her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Jennings
Richmond Street
Harry Jennings
Seventh Street
Central Avenue
Miss Jennings
Coney Island
Cincinnati Firm Wins Mercy Hospital Contract
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune from Hamilton Ohio June 22 Herrick & Co of Citeinai were tonight awarded the contract for the Permartion of the new Mercy Hospital at their bid of 76 900 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Herrick & Co
Citeinai
Mercy Hoapital
Jackson editor visits Breathitt feud site in Kentucky
T M Morrow of Jackson Breathitt County Ky editor of The Hustler spoke on feud conditions and urged new state laws to allow martial law in emergencies while noting oil prospects in Wolfe County and commending Commonwealth's Attorney Byrd for his diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Morrow
M. E. Ingalls
Mr. Ingalls
Democracy
Mr. Morrow
Jackson
Breathitt
Georgia
Farm hand killed by Derrickson in self defense on Springfield pike
Derrickson shot a farm hand early Sunday morning after a struggle over a gun. Derrickson testified he feared for his life as the man choking his daughter attacked. neighbors supported the self defense claim while authorities could not identify the deceased or locate a local asylum record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potters Field
Richard Derrickson
Springfield Pike
Wyoming
Derrickson
Frank
Mary
Mer Merry del Val Seen as Westminster Archbishop Candidate
In Rome on June 22 reports name Merry del Val as Vatican’s favored successor to Cardinal Vaughan. Former Apostolic Delegate in Canada, his father long served as Spanish ambassador to the Holy See and his mother was English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Cardinal Vaughan
Westminster
Mer
Merry del Val
Canada
Holy See
London
Cardinal Wiseman
Peruna Featured as Travel Companion and Remedy
Advertorial testimonial extols Peruna as a travel essential to prevent seasickness, feverish heat, colds, sleeplessness, and poor appetite. It claims quick relief, urges readers to carry a bottle on journeys, and notes Dr. Hartman offers advice at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Manley
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Wagenhals Leads Track Laying Fight at Georgetown
About a hundred men laid a half mile of track near Georgetown for the Ohio River and Columbus Railroad amid a land dispute with the Cincinnati Georgetown and Portsmouth line. An injunction halted operations on the disputed stretch while the rival line plans a depot and possible viaduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Ohio River & Columbus
W. G. Wagenhals
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Wellston
Comstock
Wagenhals
Ohio River & Columpus
Ohio River &Columbus Railroad Company
Hartwell
Greniyy
Metropolitan Lease Upheld In New York Court
Justice Scott in the Supreme Court dismissed Isidor Wormser’s bid to annul the Metropolitan Street Railway Company lease to Interurban Street Railway Company. He ruled the decree would harm stockholders, the lease was legally executed with broad stockholder consent, and no fraud or improper gain by Whitney or Ryan was proven. The record showed alternative funding would be costlier than the lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Scott
Supreme Court Today
Isidor Wormser
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Interurban Street Railway Company
Stockhol
William C. Whitney
Mr. Ryan
Metropolitan Company
Auditor Resigns to Lead Illinois Traction Firm
John T. Huntington, Auditor of the Cincinnati Dayton and Toledo Traction Company, resigns and will assume General Manager duties at the Aurora Elgin and Southern Traction Company on July 1. He will be succeeded by a Mr. Boy Pittsburg.
New York Architect Receives King's Gold Medal
Charles F. McKim of New York was awarded the Royal Society's King's gold medal in London for his American public building designs and leadership as president of the American Institute of Architects. Ambassador Choate witnessed the presentation. McKim dedicated the honor to his profession in America, noting Britain's recognition of American architectural progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles ‘F.*mckim
New York
Royal Society For Architects
McKim
United States
American Institute of Architects
America
Choate
Norwood City Council Approves Vehicle License Fees
Norwood votes to license carriages wagons and autos annual fees range from 1.50 to 5 with fines over 50 for nonpayment. The Columbus Traction Company begins track laying in Harris avenue for a Columbus Norwood railroad. Council debates official telephone privileges leading to a sharp reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus *Traction Company
Harris Avenue
Columbus
Norwood
Norwood Council
Zorchers
Council
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Judd Cochran
Notre Dame Academy
Rigoletto
Miss Mable Punch
Franz Liszt
Ludlow
FT. Thomas
Bellevue
West Covington
Newport Notes
Anna. Sierak
Father McNerney
Ring Grove Cemetery
Ciu
Bea Lickert
Jacob Lickert
John Lickert
Tigee Geyer
Mrs. Chase
Mourde Street
Richmond, Ky
Margaret Constans
York Street
Augusta Bratdt
Minneapolis
Mrs
Henry Horner
Alexandria, Ky
Daniel Hersch
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Kentucky Educational Assocation
Newport Public Schools
W. A. Caldwell
Newport High School
John Burke
Henry M. Butler
Newport Schools
Andy Livingston
Fifth and
James Guthrie
Shelbyville, Ky
Sol Youtsey
Washington Avenue
John Toa
Alexandria
Lafayette Council
Newsport
Hieber’s Grove
River Road
Glen Park
Mr. Donaldson
Central Christian Church of
Robert Waring
West First Street
Louieville
William Finneran
Eila Mcilale
West Fourth Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Henry Schilting
August
Missouri Schoolot
Linday Street
Brighton
Lowel
E. W. Keeney
Norma Steiner
Milford
Women's Aid Society
York Street Congregational Church
Edith Jarves
Frank Covall
Addie Harty Ramsay
Ky.) Opera House
W. N. Carter
Philadelphia Press
Sydney Smith
Gorham
Leigton
Ciudad Bolivar
Caracas
Venezuela
Orinoco
Rolando
Matos
Curacao
Maturin
San Felix
Gomez
Ciudad Fer
Gilmore
Jennings
Desperadoes
Hoe
T. M. Morrow
Burnet House
Hustler
Commonwealth
Wolfe County
Mgr
Merry del Val May
Black and White
Craig Street
Montreal
Georgetown Crossing
Metropolitan
Kwang Si
Victoria
B. C
Ongkong
Northeast Highlands
Carters
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