Pardon of Monroe County Harlan Akers Sam Harlan Ford Beckham
In Kentucky Governor Beckham pardoned Sam Harlan John Harlan and John Akers in the Harlan case from Monroe County charging murder of D O Sanders a Republican teacher. The pardon cites intense political prejudice and notes a fair trial was unlikely. William Harlan received a separate pardon after conviction for the same killing.
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Commercial Tribune
Sfrankfort
Beckham
Louisville Herald
Cincinnati
Ibane
Louisville
Fugate Brothers
Huhn
Court of Appeals
Commer+ 1
Tribune
Harlan Brothers
Akers
Mon County
Sam Harlan
William Harlan
Hn Harlan
John Akers
D. O. Sants
Monroe County
Sanders
Ylor
Goebel
Iince
W. H. Jones
Monroe
Harlans and Akers
John Selby
W. J. Walden
J. B. Hestand
W. T. Bryant
J.C
B W. Bradburn
Third
B. W. Bradburn
Taylor
John Harlan
D. O. Sanders
Monroe Circuit Court
J.C. W. Beckham
Wiliam Harlan
D. C. Sanders
Kentucky
Harlan
Harlans
John
Pain's Last Days of Pompeii at Coney Island This Week
Pompeiian features showcase a massive three hundred foot long painted city with real buildings and 10 000 square yards of painting. The show includes Roman crowds, gladiators and a grand fire and lava finale. Box seats go on sale downtown to ease the rush at six box offices in Coney Island with special Society nights announced.
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Pain
Pompeii
Coney Island
Vesuvius
Golden Poly
Ragtime Concert Delights at the Zoo Band
The John C. Weber Military Band of the Zoo gave a second ragtime concert last evening to a strong audience. Critics say ragtime can merit artistic value and Weber’s ensemble proved the point with a well received performance drawing many attendees arriving by tallyhos autos carriages and traction cars.
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John C. Weber
Band of the Zoo
Weber
Revival of aquatic sports on the Ohio River
The Queen City Beach plans a series of rowing and swimming events likely starting July 4. The mammoth club house pavilion will offer a prime viewing stand for races with capacity for thousands. Bathers flocked to the beach last week and 17 000 were present on Sunday. Children have visited by Bellevue cars to enjoy sand and water during vacation.
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Ohio River
Queen City
Bellevue
Charity Day at Chester Park For St Josephs Orphan Asylum
Charity Day at Chester Park on Wednesday July 1 features gate receipts for St Josephs Orphan Asylum Cumminsville. Il Trovatore will be the evening opera with Miss Anna Lichter singing Leonora. Free dancing concerts and athletic events accompany the day organized by A J Conroy J E Sullivan George Blair and Dr Alois Zechendorf.
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Chester
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Cumminsville
Chester Park
Il. Trovatore
Anna Lichter
Leonora
Messrs
J. E.sullivan
George Blair
Alois Zechendorf
Presses tale of Eldredge solo Berlin to Paris ride for thirty cents
Eldredge claims he is the only American to travel from Berlin to Paris by a government rail line for thirty cents. He recounts ticket tricks in Vienna Dresden and Cologne and a Berlin to Paris adventure with his wife. The piece ends noting a Pythias outing in Cincinnati with a Springfield orphan benefit and a concert by the John C. Weber Military Band.
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Eldredge
Berlin
Paris
Chester Park
Vienna
Dresden
Cologne
Sterward
Cook’s
America
Europe
Pythias
Cincinnati
Ocne
Springfield
John C. Weber
Order
Pauline Hall to star as widow in Prince of Pilsen
New York reports Pauline Hall has been engaged by Henry W. Savage to appear late this season as the widow in The Prince of Pilsen. Helen Bertram is currently filling the role but Hall is slated to join the production.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Pauline Hall
Henry W. Savage Toppear
Helen “Bertram
Trixie Friganza to Lead Touring Company Replacing Miss Frigahza
July 4 note indicates Miss Frigahza will be sent on tour as star with touring company, Miss Lall takes her place. Miss Frigahza will reunite with Mr Savage's company until the new Auditorium Theaters open next winter, after which she will be starred at the house by Nelson Roberts.
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Trixie Friganza
Miss Frigahza
Wil
Mit Cne
Mics Ialiwi Reunain
Mr. Savage
Auditorium
Nelson Roberts
Patti to perform in New York West End engagement
Weber and Fields signed a contract with Robert Gray for Adelina Patti to appear at the West End Theater on November 27, with a single appearance prize of 13 500 dollars. All seats to be sold at auction. Patti will also perform twice at Carnegie Hall during her New York visit before a city tour and the West End one night engagement.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Weber
Fields
Robert Gray
Mme
Patti
West End
Weber Fields
Adelina Patti
Carnegie Hall
Stanley George Dies From Burns
Four year old Stanley George, son of W. B. George, died after twelve hours of severe burns at the family home 427 Garrard Street Covington. An alcohol fueled iron heater exploded when his mother Mrs George filled the tank while he watched causing fatal injuries. The boy died yesterday morning despite medical efforts. W B George was formerly secretary of Covington Gas Light Company and Union Light Heat and Power Company.
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Stanley
W. B. George
Garrard Street
Covington
Covington Gas Light Company
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Local youth injured imitating high diver at street fair
John Hoh fourteen, son of Andrew Hoh, Darmon, began a dangerous stunt with three younger brothers and four others at a street fair. They used a fifteen foot ladder and a carpet to imitate a high diver, causing the carpet to tear and John to fall landing on his head. He was knocked unconscious and suffered multiple cuts and bruises with his head swelling. Mrs Hoh returned to find boys attempting to repair the carpet with thread and needles.
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John' Hoh
Andrew“ Hohy
Second Avenue
Charles, Birkle
Johnnie
Nine candidates in state senate race in Kentucky district
Barboursville Ky June 23 Nine candidates seek the Republican nomination for state senator in Kentucky's largest district. County conventions will name delegates before the district convention at Mt Vernon on July 17. John A Hlark of Barboursville is also named as Republican state treasurer nominee with likely no opposition.
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Barboursville
Kentucky
Mt. Vernon
John A.’ Hlark
Funeral Services of Explorer Held at Night
New York June 23 The funeral services for Paul au Chailla were held tonight at the church with open patriots from the American Geographical Society and Swedish benevolent societies of New York and Brooklyn. The body will be interred in Woodlawn Cemetery tomorrow.
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New. York
Paul' Au Chailla
Tiahaniigts
American Geographical Society
Swedish ‘Benevolent Societies
New York
Brooklyn
du Chanlu
Woodlawn
Mob demands lynching in murder of detective in Peoria
Detective William E. Murphy was shot and killed while arresting McKay a suspected burglar. A mob of about a thousand gathered at the city jail demanding McKay s surrender. Police used the lights out tactic to move him to the county jail but fear of more violence lingered as dawn approached.
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Peoria
Juj
William E. Murphy
Nane
McKay
Water and
Eaton Streets
Murphy
McRay
Chadwick
Jolly Seventeen Club in Disbandment Rumor
A stormy meeting of the Jolly Seventeen Euthre Club led to heated dispute over a prize and caused members to argue loudly. Six members reportedly plan to end the club after today’s disruptive session and the group may cease to exist.
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Jolly Seventeen Euthre Club
Robbery at Island's Bakery and Local Court Delays
Jacob Heintz, a baker at Island's Bakery, was robbed of 28 dollars and a pair of trousers from his shop on Sixth Avenue after leaving at 41 o'clock and returning at 6 30 to find a forced door and missing items. The trial of Ben Stephenson for assault was postponed until next Friday night by Judge Mader. Dr. A G Kretchler, now in Cincinnati, will marry Miss Anna M Schaufert of Cincinnati. The funeral of George Nolte will be held this morning at St Frans Church with Requiem high mass.
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Jacob Heintz
Island’s
Sixth, Avenue
Heintz
Wobey
Ben Stephenson
John Wade
Mader
A G. Kretchler
Cincinnati
Anna M. Schaufert
George Nolte
Father Schmidt
West Covington Couple to Tie the Knot at St Ann’s
Miss Jennie Casey daughter of Mr and Mrs John Casey will marry Louis Blum of Cincinnati this morning at St Ann’s Church in a ceremony conducted by Rev Father Baumeister. The bride is sister to Mrs Gallagher wife of Councilman Edward Gallagher. Helen Sanders of Corinth Ky visits friends here. Music pupils of Miss Anna Bruce held a recital at Opera Halls. Mr and Mrs Fred Steinhoff of Peter Street welcome a son. The Forrest Social Club hosted members at its Wilson Street clubrooms.
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Jennie Casey
John Casey
Louis Blum
Cincinnati
Baumeister
St. Ann's Church
Gallagher
Edward Gallagher
Helen Sanders
Corinth
Anna
Bruce
Fred Steinhoff
Peter Street
Forrest Social Club
Wilson Street
Sacred Heart School closes with declamations and songs at Balke’s
Bellevue pupils from Sacred Heart Parish School staged closing exercises at Balke’s Opera House featuring declamations songs and essays. The Bellevue Browns meet the Nebraska Indians Sunday afternoon at East Newport Ball Park. Mrs William Jones of Cleveland visits her parents Mr and Mrs Adam Wagenlander in Fairfield Avenue. George is in Columbus as a Catholic Knights convention delegate.
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Sacred Heart Church
Balke's
Opera House
Bellevue Browns
Nebraska Indians
East Newport Ball Park
William Jones
Cleveland, O
Adam Wagenlander
Fairfield Avenue
George R
Columbus
Catholic Knights’ Convention
Ministers from Four Countries Leave Belgrade
Belgrade dispatch reports the British minister to Servia and ministers from France Holland and Turkey departed Belgrade this morning and afternoon. King Peter’s train passed through Innsbruck this afternoon en route to Belgrade. The king expected to arrive around six tomorrow morning. The four remaining ministers plan a informal station visit in frock coats. It is understood a royal amnesty for political offenses will be prepared by the Minister of Justice.
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Belgrade
Servia
London
France
Holland
Turkey
Bégrade
Peter
Geneva
Innisbruck
Austria
Péter
Prince Edward Celebrated On Ninth Birthday At Buckingham Palace
Queen Alexandra hosted a grand party at Buckingham Palace for Prince Edward's ninth birthday with about 1500 guests. The event featured entertainments including the American Negro Company performing In Dahomey. Windsor bells rang and Windsor salutes fired as King Edward visited Marlborough House to congratulate the prince.
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London
Queen Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Prince Edward
Prince_of Wales
American Negro Company
Dahomey
Windsor Castle
Edward
Marlborough House
Prince of Wales
Europe
France Debates Secularized Congregation Teachers Bill
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies debated a government bill barring secularized congregation members from teaching in former parish schools for three years. The measure passed 329 to 6 after a disorderly session, with a separate 308 to 14 vote approving dissolution of congregations reopening with new teachers.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Leroy
Radical Republican
Chamber
Combes
M. Valle
Uwo
Italian Convicted in Naturalization Frauds
New York June 23 Luigi Casate was convicted today in naturalization frauds, the first in a wave of arrests. Francisco Pallato pleaded guilty. The scheme allegedly used properly signed papers with no names, issued to fraudulent citizens. Roberto Bunnaro, under indictment, may reveal the certificate source if granted immunity. U S District Attorney staff declined to discuss.
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New York
Luigi Casate
Francisco Pallato
Roberto Bunnaro
United States District Attorney
Naval Academy candidates pass mental exams
Annapolis Md June 23 The following candidates for admission to the Naval Academy passed the mental examinations and have been ordered to report for physical examination W S Farber Indiana A W Frank Alabama H C Fry North Carolina R C Galloway at large R C Gardner Indiana L F Gehres Ohio
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
W. S., Farber
Indiana
A. W. Frank
Alabama
H. C. Fry
North Carolina
R. C. Galloway
R.’ C.gardner
L. F. Gehres
Ofilo
Pope no grant of Ireland to England by Laudabiliter
Chicago June 23 Ireland was never given to Henry II by Pope Adrian IV. The Laudabiliter bull is a spurious student thesis says Oliver Joseph Thatcher a medieval history professor. Thatcher argues Ireland remained in Catholic control and England had no legal title to the island.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Ireland
Henry II
England
Adrian IV
Emerald Isle
Oliver’ Joseph Thatcher
University of Chicago
University of Chicago Press
Thatcher
Constantine
St. Peter
Adrian
Henry
John of Salisbury
Alexander “Ifi
Louis VII
France
Prof. Thatcher
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Copy
An advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a world famous kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims quick relief from back pain dizziness and urinary issues and offers free sample bottles and a pamphlet by mail from Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Cincinnati Daily Commercial Tribune
Worthless medieval exercise as a source statement
A fragment describing a medieval student exercise not issued as an authoritative document. It notes that the exercise may include some truth but should be rejected as entirely worthless for trustworthy information.
Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Educators Opens in Lexington
The Kentucky Educational Association begins a three day session in Lexington after moving from Mayville due to illness. W F Ramsey outlines Emotional Impulse in Education while other speakers include Roark Willis Weber Yeager Gordon and Bristow. A music discussion features McConathy Kelley Bourgard and Butler before a keynote address by Dr Allison Ellis of Ohio University.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexingdon
Kentucky Educational Association
Mays+ville
Lexington
W. E. McConnel
Smithfield
Louisville
Henry M. Butler
Newport
L. Bristow
Covington
Allison Ellis
Ohio University
Athens
Cordial of Cod Liver Oil Boosts Vitality Against Heat
To withstand excessive heat the system must be fortified with vital force. Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil is advertised as a tonic that invigorates tissues and nerves, replenishes impoverished blood, and provides sustaining power against heat and wear. Pleasant to take with no greasy or fishy flavor. Sold by druggists. Prepared by Estharmon Chemical Co. St. Louis, Me.
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Hagee
Estharmon, Chemical Co
St. Louis
Mrs Mary V Berninghaus Obituary in Harrison
Mrs Mary V Berninghaus wife of Eugene Berninghaus a noted West End manufacturer died last evening at 5 o clock after a lingering illness at her brother Charlies Dolle Harrison avenue residence where the family has lived since moving three months ago She leaves a widower and four children.
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Mary V. Berninghaus
Eugene Berninghaus
West End
Charlies Dolle
Harrison, Avenue
Famous Lewis forgery case decided in Dayton court
Dayton June 23. The circuit court issued several decisions chiefly local, affirming lower court rulings. One case involved the Third National Bank of Dayton versus Citizens’ National Bank of Urbana over forged bonds valued at 15 000 dollars, a traceable Lewis forgery. The Urbana bank claim was 21 468 90 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Circuit Cort
Miamisburg
Miami & Erie Canal Transportation Company
First Street
Third National Bank
Citizens’, National Bank
Urbana
Urbana Bank
Ante Pt
Team of Horses Injured in Walnut Hills Crossing
At 9 15 last night a team of horses hitched to Relakehide owned by L A Ault of 812 Crescent Avenue Avondale crossed Gilbert and Locust avenues in Walnut Hills. One horse tripped and fell pulling the others into a telegraph pole. The driver was not hurt but the horses suffered serious cuts.
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Relakehide
L. A. Ault
Crescent ‘Avenue
Avondale
Gilbert and Locust Avenues
Walnut Hills
Qipeais
Locust -Street
Temper Lane
Tilid Ios
Putanisea Hee Vehiers Ratther
Daughters of Liberty of Ohio Elect Officers
Canton Ohio June 2 The Daughters of Liberty of Ohio elected officers with State Councilor Maggie Mitchell and Associate Councilor John W Sellers among others. Other posts include Vice Councilor Emma Uelhart, Associate Vice Councilor French, Associate Secretary Harry Miller, Associate Treasurer Ida Edwards, and guards Mattie Sheridan Laura Dickson Emma Dillon.
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Canton
Daughters of Liberty of Ohio
Maggie Mitchell
Vernon
John W. Sellers
Edst
Liverpool
Emma Uelhart
French
Dayton
Harry Miller
Cincinnati
Ida Edwards
Cleveland
Emma Dillon
Massillon
Mattie Sheridan
McConnellsville
Laura Dickson
Mansfield
Advocates Education for Negroes Lecture at Park Street Church
Prof. I Garland Penn of Atlanta lectured on the Negro in America stating there is no race problem if the Negro is considered a citizen. He urged education as the path to progress and a place in the country, opposing emigration to Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Garland Penn
A.M
Atlanta
Epworth League
Park Street
M. E
Penn
Africa
Postponed Directors Meeting Sets Inspection Trip
The Fall Festival Association directors meeting was postponed to Friday at noon. The group will conduct an inspection trip over the canal with officials from the Miami and Erie Canal Transportation Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Festival Association
Ee Eee
Miami and Erie Canal I Ngportation Company
Outing Planned for Colored Orphan Asylum on July Fourth
The special committee in charge of the annual outing has completed arrangements. A baseball game will open the afternoon, followed by a 4 o'clock concert and an 8 o'clock fireworks display.
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Colored Orphan Asylum
Umpire Calls Three Balls as Batsman Struggles at Bat
A fragmented sports quip has an umpire shouting three balls while a batsman mutters about past raises and hits a pop fly to the fielder. The disjointed text references Princeton Tiger themes and a fragile dugout banter.
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Princeton Tiger
Diamond
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