Metropolitan Opera Company impresarios charm Chester crowds
The Metropolitan Opera Company gave a smoother stronger Robin Hood in Chester, with Thomas Richards rising as a new favorite among male patrons and Mr Sheehan guiding the organization. Next week Il Trovatore is billed with strong principal performances and the cast expected to shine. A separate note reports the Chile replacing the Princess on the Coney Island run for the Cincinnati Bar Association banquet, while the Antar cus awaits reopening after an accident. the lake and bathing beach attract crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Metropolitan Opera Company
Thomas Richards
Sheehan
Ryle
Chile
Coney Island
Cincinnati Bar Association
Lagoon Amphitheater Hosts Entertaining Week
The Lagoon venue offers a cool breezy amphitheater for crowds enjoying a complete programme. Featured performers include James Valdere and Gertrude Varne, sensational comedy cyclists, praised for their excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagoon
James Valdere
Gertrude Varne
Convoted After Eighteen Years In Robbery Case
Indicted eighteen years ago for a diamond tray theft from Michie’s jewelry store, Clarence P. Tiller was found guilty of robbery with a possible sentence of one to fifteen years. Varney, involved in the same crime, was previously jailed. Tiller was arrested recently in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence P. Tiller
Varney
Michie
Vine Street
Fourth
Fifth
Tiller
Jackson
Fifth and Vine Streets
C. O. Rose
Raymond Ratliffe
Henry Banks
James Bogie
Hunt
Newton Henry
Allen
United States Court Plans Rehabilitation of C L Railroad
The United States Court in Indianapolis authorized Receiver J P Goodrich of the C G L Railroad to issue 1 million dollars in receiver's certificates to pay debts and rehabilitate the line within Ohio. Wages totaling 61333 and taxes 40807 are first priority. Ola Colony Trust Company objects that the certificates may affect existing lien status under mortgages. The plan funds improvements and road maintenance over three years and places the certificates as a lien on the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Indianapolis
J. P. Goodrich
C., Gc. & L. Railroad
Ohio
Ola Colony Trust Company
Old Colony Company
Goodrich
Consent Verdict Sets Aside Moeller Will in Judge O'Connell Court
A consent verdict to set aside the will of Anna Moeller was delivered in Judge O'Connell's court yesterday. The contestant was the testatrix's husband, Chris Moeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connell
Anna Moeller
Testatrix
Chris
Mullen Hosts Annual Ward Picnic to Coney Island
Michael Mullen hosts a yearly constituent picnic in Highth Ward. The Queen and Princess will shuttle from Broadway to Coney Island aboard a big boat, rotating all day and night until midnight with passengers en route to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Mullen
Highth Ward
Coney Island
Broadway
Coney
Chester Park Presents Free Vaudeville Bill
The park features a strong week program with the Kronemann Brothers as comedic acrobats and Seymour and Dupres in jumping acts. The Musical Goldmans and the Trillers provide high class and novelty performances. Bathers+crowds fill the park all day as shows and the Brewster's Millions feature drive big business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Kronemann Brothers
Seymour
Dupres
Godlmans
Trillers
Stamina League Club Outing Planned at Coney Island
A long programme of events is announced for the annual outing of the Stamina League Club to be held at Coney Island next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamina League Club
Coney Island
Divorce Court Clears Docket as Summer Vacations Loom
Common Pleas Judges began clearing divorce cases before vacation. Nora Hawley is granted a divorce from Clifford Hawley, now in the penitentiary. A. Abbott wins a divorce from Franklin P. Abbott for extreme cruelty. Alice Horrocks is granted a divorce from John E. Horrocks for willful absence and failure to provide. Several cases are taken under advisement or heard for alimony custody and desertion claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Swing
Nora Hawley
Clifford Hawley
Pfleger
Hannah Jordan
James Jordan
Caldwell
Hortense A. Abbott
Franklin P. Abbott
Brownwell
Alice Horrocks
John BE. Horrocks
Merkel Bros
Marie M. Grodz
Mark M. Grodz
Bramwell
Mary Betz
Joseph Betz
Charles T. Dumont
Katherine E. Linck
Frederick W. Linck
John J. Weitzel
Jennie Sweeney
William Sweeney
C. Ss. Sparks
Probate Court Reveals Wills and Estates Under Admin
Contents of wills become public as applications to administer are filed. Sig Mayer's will covers an estate over 60 000 with gifts including 500 for a monument and 2 400 to Pauline, Clara, and Simon Mayer, plus dowry sums in marks for Paula Trier Rica Stern Therese and others. Residues trust for sisters Laura Trier Rica Stern then to brother Albert Mayer and finally to nieces Emma and Nettie Wolfstein. Additional bequests include Kunigunda Barkau's grandchildren and Mary Nies services, with rest divided among Mary Nies and John Dornhaefer. Other estates appraised or pending include Adolph Ahlers at 135 and various small estates for Moore, Schneyder, Carrie Oehicks, and Isador Hirschberg. The Ballmann case against Elizabeth L. O'Dell remains continued until July 14 pending settlement talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig Mayer
Pauline
Clara
Simon Mayer
Edward Cohn
Frankfort
Germany
Paula Trier
Rica Stern
Gretha
Regina Loewe
Therese
Laura Trier
Albert Mayer
Testator
Emma
Nettie Wolfstein
Kunigunda Barkau
George Schuster
George Marsch
Mamie
Louisa
Elizabeth
Mary Nies
McMicken Avenue
John Dornhaefer
George Woll
Margareth
John W. Ballmann
Elizabeth L. O'Dell
William J. O’dell
Malsbury
Ballmann
O'Dell
Frank Dinsmore
William Rendig
C. Moore
Mary P. Moore
Henry
Ettschneider
Carrie Oe Hicks
Isador Hirschberg
Estates of multiple heirs and bequests listed
Wust the 200 estate of Charles Wust. George Voll Jr the 2200 estate. Joseph Drahmann the 7 estate of Elizabeth Drahmann. William M Porter the 140 estate of Julius Alexander. Georgana R Foley the 300 estate of Amna Coston.
Woman seeks receiver and injunction in estate dispute
Helen Betts Hamilton files suit in Superior Court for a receiver to take charge of part of her father Smith Betts estate and for an injunction to bar Thomas B. Stone and his son William W. Stone from collecting rents totaling about 8500 dollars annually. Her life estate covers one third while Thomas B. Stone is married to her sister Fannie who has life interest. She alleges conflicting interests and excessive spending on improvements under the Stone family management. Phares Gusweller & Phares represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Betts Hamilton
Thomas B. Stone
Smith Betts
William W. Stone
Fannie
Phares
Gusweller & Phares
Schedule of debts for John L. Nicol in insolvency court
A schedule of debts and liabilities for John L. Nicol was filed in the Insolvency Court. The total amount listed is 1375.14 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Nicol
Hoosiers Capture Alleged Thieves in Bridge of Brush
A Lake Station chase ended with two suspected horse thieves surrendering to Marshal Gill. Henry Green, 30, and James Markovitz, 84, of Chicago, allegedly stole three horses and were captured after farmers cornered them near the dunes and called for surrender. they were turned over to Sheriff Carter of Crown Point and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hammond
Ind
Lake Station
Niedermeyer
Marx
van Dine
James Gill
Henry Green
James Markovitz
Chicago
F. C. Carter
Crownpoint
Lange accused of forcing wife to work and using money
Peter Lange was taken to Central Station after his wife said he forced her to work while ill and beat her for spending money. She claimed he paid her sixty cents a day for household costs and that a one year old child was in the home. Lange showed a $500 roll and offered to part with funds on promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter ‘Lange
West Court Street
Central Station
Wulsifer
Automobile Collides With Street Car at Fourth and Race
An auto carrying a man and two women struck a street car at Fourth and Race last evening. A woman driver failed to hear the approach. the crash damaged lamps and steering gear, the car had a brief three second flight, no injuries were reported, and repairs were completed before the vehicle left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
minister will wed at Wesley Chapel in evening ceremony
The Rev Gervaise Roughton pastor of Wesley Chapel East Fifth street will marry Miss Anna Ramsey a congregation member at 8 o'clock this evening in the church. Dr Howard Henderson former Chaplain of the First Regiment O N G will perform the ceremony. Best man Dr L B Hayman of Chicago. Bridesmaid Mrs C S Findlater of Walnut Hills is sister of the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gervaise Roughton
Wesley Chapel
East Fifth Street
Anna Ramsey
Howard Henderson
First Regiment
Roughton
Trinity Methodist Church
L. B. Hayman
Chicago
Chicago, In Whose Home Dr. Roughton
C. 8. Findlater
Bella Vista Place
Walnut Hills
Covington Approves Reservoir Plan and Street Works
Covington Council adopted the engineers report on pump house repairs and an emergency reservoir. It also advanced street improvements on Williams, Letitia, and Mechanic streets, midweek. accepted land for Twentieth Street. considered a sewer petition for Fifth Street. ordered new arc lights at three locations. and passed an ordinance for 3511 to pay claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Council
George Hornung
Board of Water Works Commissioners
Council Street
Williams Street
Letitia
Mechanic
H. W. Williams
Twentieth Street
Garrard Avenue
Fifth Street
Philadelphia Street
Willow Run
Eighteenth Street
Maryland Avenue
Twentieth
Pearl Streets
Madison Avenue
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Merchants National Bank Merges with First National Bank
The merger of Merchants National Bank into First National Bank is complete with all stockholders ratifying the plan. Under national banking law the Merchants identity will persist until July 1, though operations have moved into shared quarters recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ National Bank
First National Bank
N National
First National
Merchants’ National
Kenton County Court Hears Tax Case Dismissal Motion
Yesterday the Kenton County Court spent the session on a motion by County Attorney Frank Tracy to dismiss 112 tax suits for omitted returns. Revenue Agent Holland Anderson filed the suits, with M J Holt of Louisville representing him. Judge H P Stephens continued the case to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Frank Tracy
Holland Anderson
M. J. Holt
Louisville
Tracy
Covington
James
Holt
H. P. Stephens
Grand Jury Reports Discharges and Referrals
The Kenton Grand Jury, in session twelve days, reported forty five cases examined with 182 witnesses heard. They returned twenty nine indictments, dismissed four cases and referred one to the next grand jury. Lon B. Ames was discharged on a criminal lien charge and Charles Schmitz’s case was sent to County Court with a recommended infirmary placement. Amey, Cincinnati labor paper editor, was arrested on a warrant by Charles Sidener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
W. McD. Shaw
Lon B. Ames
Liel
Charles Schmitz
Amey
Cincinnati
Charles Sidener
Hopkins bail hearing hinges on self defense claim
Circuit Judge Wa. lfe B. Shaw heard arguments on a bail motion by 8. W. Hopkins charged with killing Patrolman B. F. Duncan of Latonia. Hopkins states he shot Duncan in self defense amid fear of being killed. Hearing continued to June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe B. Shaw
W. Hopkins
B. F. Duncan
Latonia
Hopkins
Dncan
Duncan
Shaw
City Water Shutoff Planned This Afternoon
The Water Works Department will cut the city water supply today from 1 to 6 p.m. to remove a four inch meter from the main line supplying the city.
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of civil cases filed No. 140,199 to No. 64041 includes May Betz v Betz for all mane, Agnes Monroe v The Bhillite for $11,066.90 damages, John McGrath v Bueche for a receiver, Sweeney v Sweeney for divorce, City of Cincinnati v Tanson Smith for land compensation, Linck v Linck for divorce and alimony, Runck v Runck for estate partition, and appeals involving Sullivan Printing Works and Queen City Implement Co. plus other actions naming various firms and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
May Betz
Joseph Betz
C. T
Dumént
Agnes H. Monroe
Bhillite
A. Benedict
F. H. Williams
John McGrath
Javeines Bueche
Galvin & Bauer
Jennie Sweeney
William Sweeney
C. S. Sparks
City of Cincinnat
Tanson Smith
B. M. Ballard
Katherine E. Linck
Frederick W. Linck
J. d. Weitzel
Emma Runck
Helen R. Runck
Schorr & Wesselman
The
Sullivan Printing Works
Queen City Implement Co
Squire Muller
Peoria Cordage Co
George W. Hengst
Joseph E. Jackson
Squire Smedes
Superior Court
Waiters Form Sunday Club With 250 Members
The Waiters' Sunday Club has enrolled 250 crafts with many missionaries added to recruit more. Temporary officers include C. J. Schuman as President John Baumgartner as Secretary Charles Flanigan as Treasurer and T Bostwick and Joseph Richter as Sentinels. A permanent group will be established at tomorrow morning's Maxwell Hall gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Schuman
John Baumgartner
Charles Flanigan
T. Bostwick
Joseph Richter
Sentinels
Maxwell Hall
Gas Blast at 1902 Elm Street Causes Small Loss
Gas in a rear building on 1902 Elm Street exploded with a loud report. Firemen from Box 97 arrived quickly and extinguished the fire after a few minutes. Property owned by Jaccob Knabe sustained a small loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Jaccob Knabe
Boy Drowns in Ohio River at Mill Street Foot
Cole Young a 12 year old colored boy from 26 Avery alley drowned while bathing in the Ohio River at the foot of Mill street. His body was recovered by William Duffy another colored boy who had been swimming with Young and was taken to the Morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Young
Avery Alley
Ohio River
Mill Street
William Duffy
Young
Heat Takes Toll as Three Colleagues Collapse in Kenton County
Three individuals collapsed from heat in Kenton County, two in Latonia and one in Covington. Clarence Roberts of Latonia’s Main Street store, and electrician Robert Bradley near Earle and Glenn avenues were treated by Dr. R. E. Carlton. Bradley expected to recover. Henry Young, worker for street contractors near St. Elizabeth's Hospital, was also taken to the hospital and listed in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Latonia
Covington
Clarence Roberts
Mainstreet
R.E. Carlton
Robert 8. Bradley
Earle and
Glenn Avenues
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Carlton
Bradley
Henry Young
Eleventh Street
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Woman Near Howell Street Attempts Suicide by Poison
Mrs. James Pierce twenty three wife of a Cambridge Tile Works employee tried to take her life with poison on her front yard steps near Nineteenth and Howell. Former patrolman Frank Trenkamp found her and, after running to his saloon, returned with whisky to force the poison from her teeth. Dr. B F Eckman administered restoratives and she is expected to recover. initially believed to be carbolic acid but insect poison was ingested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pierce
Cambridge Tile Works
Nineteenth Street
Howell
Frank Trenkamp
Trenkamp
Nineteenth
Howell Streets
B. F. Eckman
City dispute on street cleaning overseer ends in court win
Judge Shaw sided with Mayor Craig and Superintendent Woods in the fight over appointing an overseer of the Street Cleaning Department. The Court of Appeals sustained the decision. Council selected Market Master candidates Harry Jobert and John Hennessy and plans to seek a compromise with the Mayor before possibly appealing again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Woods
Io Council
Coussell
Shaw
Court of Appeals
Covington
Council
Harry Jobert
Woods John Hennessy
Telephone worker badly burned in manhole gas explosion
William Hoyns 34 of Fourth street and Central avenue Newport was seriously burned when sewer gas exploded in a telephone conduit on Third Street near Bank Cincinnati. He was at work in a manhole with a lighted torch when a sheet of fire erupted. Hoyns suffered burns to hands arms body and face and was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoyns
Fourth Street
Central Avenue
Newport
Third Street
Bank
Cincinnati
Hoyns
Telephone Company
City Hospital
Newport council approves sanitary guards claims and trash plant bond
The Newport General Council laboring over claims by sanitary guards for disease control approved payments totaling about 3,755 after committee review. They had previously held up the guard claims around 500 due to authority disputes with Health Officer Brown. The Ways and Means Committee also discussed bonding issues with Albert B. Kelley’s disposal plant, referring the matter to the City Solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport General Council
Lasny
Brown
Ways and Means
Albert B. Kelley
Hiis
Kelley
California Attorney Seeks Settlement Of Newport Estate
Attorney Cruikshank arrives from California to press settlement of Charles Howard estate in Kentucky and Newport. The estate centers on a launch valued around four thousand dollars plus a small sum of money, with a total value once estimated at fifty thousand. Litigation followed administrators and curators, with court actions pending as to possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Charles Howard
Ohio River
Columbia Street
Cruikshank
California
John T. Hodge
Kentucky
Howard
Webster Helm
George Ahlering
Moore
Circuit Court
Helm
Newport News in Brief: Death and Local Nuisance Update
Louis Maddux son of L O Maddux of Maddux Hobart died at his parents home 23 East Third Street Newport after months of illness tied to attending his father. Police broke up a Sixth and BrattleStreet nuisance gang rushing the growler with profane language. Campbell County teacher exams in Alexandria passed by Iola Jolly Ella Short Edna Jolly Bertha McCormick Myrtle Poe Fahny Thatcher Myrtle Neale Mary Riley Jermie Colvin and Nelle Tarvin set July 1 18 as next examination dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Maddux
L. O. Maddux
Maddux & Hobart
East Third Street
Newport
New York
Sixth
Brighton
Campbell County
Alexandria
Misses Iola Jolly
Ella Short
Hdna Jolly
Bertha McCormick
Myrtle Poe
Fahny Thatcher
Myrtle Neale
Mary Riley
Jermie Colvin
Nelle Tarvin
Kenton Court Notes Highlight Diverse Local Suits
The Island Creek Coal Sales Company sues Independent Coal Company for 327.45 on a note and 1667.82 for merchandise. C M Petty sues W C Hume for 104 for professional services. Della Homer sues Ben Homer for divorce and name restoration. Anna Smart sues South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway for 5000 for injuries. W A Northcut sues Kenton County for 55.96 over sewer work. Executor John B Kohler seeks court permission to sell two Mansfield Railway Light & Power bonds for decedent debts. Charles Sidener, indicted for misappropriating union funds, posts 1000 bond. Police Judge Read fines and imprisons John Henry Rose for concealed weapons. William Christian fined 25 and Liffie and Sam Ford 5 for a disturbance. all are colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Creek Coal Sales Company
Independent Coal Company
Kenton
C. M. Petty
W. C. Hume
Della Homer
Ben Homer
Joyce
Anna Smart
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Fourth and
Madison
W. A. Northcut
Kenton County
Montague Street
John B. Kohler
Philip Junker
Mansfield Railway Light & Power Company
Charles Sidener
Kenton and Campbell Trades and Labor Assembly
Shaw
Read
John Henry Rose
William Christian
Liffie
Sam Ford
East Eleventh Street
Newport Land Bank sale to Henry Von derhaar
Newport Land Bank Co transfers Lots 2 and 3 in Taylor's addition Newport to Henry Von derhaar and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Land Bank Co
Henry Vonderhaar
Taylor
Names and Residences Listed for Notice
Residents named include Russell E. Zerkel Dayton Ohio with Elizabeth M Flemming Columbus James Clyde Adams Urbana Myrtle Viola Johnson Urbana William Hune Cincinnati Sarah F Moore Cincinnati Frederick K Hmmer Newport Hazel M Walker Newport John BE Naber Covington Bernadina Wilbers Covington Andrew F Ault Columbus Emma H Patton Columbus Ohio ages and locales appear in a public notice format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell E. Zerkel
Dayton
Gir
Eotice
Elizabeth M. Flemming
Columbus
James Clyde Adams
Urbana
Myrtle Viola Johnson
William Hune
Cincinnati
Sarah F. Moore
Frederick K.hmerr
Newport
Hazel M. Walker
John BE. Naber
Covington
Bernadina Wilbers
Andrew F. Ault
Columbus, O
Emma EH. Patton
Newport Marriage Licenses Names and Residences
James E. Phelan of Cincinnati and Lula Kueven of Cincinnati seek marriage licenses. Ages and full residence details are incomplete in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
James E. Phelan
Cincinnati
Lula Kueven
Drum Major Kemmer Appointed Principal Musician
Kemmer of the Second Infantry Band was yesterday named principal musician. Corporal Gale received a promotion to Sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmer
Second Infantry Band
Corporal Gale
Esther Raymond Dies in Speers Hospital at Cold Springs Origin
Mrs. Esther Raymond a longtime Campbell County resident died at Speers Hospital after a short illness from heart failure. She was born in Cold Springs near Newport and had recently lived in that area. Funeral services will take her to Cold Springs for interment in the family lot at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Raymond
Campbell County
Speers Hospital
Cold Springs
Newpoort
Covington Briefs: White traders summoned on stolen goods charge
Charles and Daniel White of 121 Pike were summoned before Police Judge Read by Lt Ed Riemeyer on a charge of receiving stolen goods. Police say ladies' wear stolen from Kotzin's store on Madison Avenue was found in their shop. Joseph Wilders secured a permit for a four room frame cottage at 426 Main Street costing 1500. Fred Hetle, 32, of 239 W Eleventh Street, fractured his arm wrestling in his yard at Twelfth and Hermes. Stones from a Ludlow car struck a passenger, injuring his eye and face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Daniel White
Pike
Ed Riemeyer
Kotzin
Madison Avenue
Joseph Wilders
Main Street
Fred Hetle
Eleventh Street
Twelfth and
Hermes Avenue
Ludlow
Arop Greene
Ike Stein
Medical Student Arrested for Concealed Weapon
Patrolmen Brahamy and Green arrested John Littell a medical student of 3022 Montclair Avenue Westwood on a concealed weapon charge. He is alleged to have created a disturbance at 427 George Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brahamy
Green
John Littell
Montclair Avenue
Westwood
George Street
Property Transfers and Lot Descriptions for Covington and Latonia
A series of property transfers and lot descriptions are listed, detailing parcels in Covington Latonia Erlanger and surrounding areas. Transfers involve Moses and Olive Greenwade to A BE Yates and others, with measurements of various lots and streets including Oak Avenue and central Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Olive Greenwade
A. BE. Yates
G. B. Forster
W. A. Johnson
Oak Avenue
Latonia
Delilah Dougherty
Oak
sLatonia
Henrietta
Darre
D. Adams
Erlanger
Tattenhall - Ronoho
J. H. Mersman
Emily Baker
Hall
Bira & Stephen
Democrats debate future of Sixth District nomination
Campbell County Democrats speculate on whether a primary or convention will decide the Sixth District Congressional candidate. The Walton Kentucky meeting will set time, place and method as factions rally behind John T. Hodge or challenge him with H. J. Ellison and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Congressional Committee
Congress
Walton
To Know
Newport
John T. Hodge
Lexington
Hodge
H. J. Ellison
Country District
Travor
Country District Committee
Ellison
Campbell County Court Docket Includes Theft and Divorce Claims
Court actions list multiple cases with arrests and fines. Fred Fisher faced shooting with intent to kill, continued to July 27. Tony Heringer fined for opening after midnight. James Wilson held for next grand jury on a watch theft. Fred Rainer jailed for drunkenness. Eugene R Hancock sues Jennie Utley over property after a disputed divorce. Banks and loan associations sue for note defaults in Newport. Revenue cases and trials, including Wiedenmann Brewing, Andrew Gerrien as administrator, and Harvard Piano Co, heard by Judge Moore with advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fisher
Avith
Charles
Reagan
Tony Heringer
Hawkins
James Wilson
William Jones
Fred Rainer
Eugene R. Hancock
Jennie Utley
Dayton
Newport
Chingbelt
H., .L. Anderson
Sealed Proposals for Double Cottage at Boys Industrial School
Trustees of the Boys Industrial School near Lancaster Ohio invite sealed proposals for labor and materials to erect a double cottage. Bids due July 1 1908 noon. Proposals require bond 50 percent and must follow plans on file with Rich ards McCary Bulford and the Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Ohio
Richards, McCary & Bulford
Ruggery
Columbus
Ito
Double Cottage
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Lagoon and
Antarcus
Rairoad
Trust Company
Tian Moeller
Alfred B. Benedict
Frank H. Williams
Lawrence Dueche
McGrath
Dueche
Post
Mullen
Probate Court
Hoosiers
Indiana
the Commercial Tribune
ALL Favor Bank
Combine
Grand Jury Reports
Iinvestigate
Helen B. Hamilton
Gusweiler & Phares
Emilia Hellmuth
Supreme Lodge of Ancient Order of United Workmen
J. T. Harrison
Spangenberg
Stricker & Johnson
Sarah PB. Fletcher
Same
Rosa Betz
Executrix
J. T. Harri
Anna Hofer
T. Harrison
Spangenberg & Spangenberg
Elizabeth Worth
Marguerite “Mahl
Prudential Ins. Co
Clore, Dickerson & Clayton
A. B. Gallihar
Mattern
Covington Corps
Salvation Army
Gallihar
Council Claims Committee
Newport News
Kenton Court Notes
Newport Real Estate
FT. Thomas
Covington Briefs
Covington Real Estate
C.H. Duncan
TAFT
Charles H. ‘Duncan
Es Park Avenue School
William H. Taft
Republican Club
Rhinock
Campbell County Courts
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