Fighting Outburst Marks Key Gop Meeting in Kentucky
In Somerset Ed Parker clashed with Vincent Boreing and Chairman Cooper over Republican bias as Parker hurled a glass at Cooper. The feud stems from Cooper’s failure to set an entrance fee, amid claims it favors Boreing’s renomination and a stalled state committee order.
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Commerciaune
Louisville
Congress
Ed Parker
Vincent Boreing
Somerset
Parker
Cooper
Republican State Central Committee
Barnett
D.G. Colson
Boreing
State Central Committee
Judge Hodge Drops Out of Newport Congressional Race
Circuit Judge John T. Hodge of Newport withdrew from the contest for the congressional nomination. The primary on Saturday will pit D. Lynn Gooch against Cliff Nadaud. Gooch urged ballots booths and offices be ready by Friday, with ballot books arriving and distributed to precincts. Nadaud supporters expect a strong turnout in Campbell County.
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John T. Hodge
Newport
Oll
Congress
D. Lynn G¢ch
Cliff Nadand
Althoug
Gooch
Nelson
Campbell County
Fred Miller
Newport Couple to Marry as Major Lowe Announces Union
Newport society notes a forthcoming marriage of Miss Katherine Lowe formerly of this city now in Washington to Mr J E Woodford a leading druggist in the Capital City. The nuptials were announced in Newport yesterday by the Lowe family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Katherine
William R. Lowe
Washington
J. E. Woodford
Newport County Couples Wed In Morning Nuptials
County Clerk Joseph M. Betz issued marriage licenses to Louis Welch of Cincinnati and Alma Bowman of Dayton Ky J Edward Jacobs and Katherine Silva Devere of Newport and William M Washington of Newport and Janette M Thomas of Dayton Ky They will marry at 8 o clock this morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with mass by Rev Father Mc Nerney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Betz
Newport
Louis Welch
Cincinnati
Alma Bowman
Dayton
J. Edward Jacobs
Katherine Silva Devere
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father McNerney
Ben C. Garthaus
Flora Scholl
Bellevue
William M. Washington
Janette M. Thomas
Gasoline Stove Explosion Hurts Two In Saratoga Street Home
Yesterday morning a gasoline stove exploded at the home of Joh Engel 627 Saratoga street injuring Miss Lenangel who sustained arm scalds. Mrs Berkley who rushed to help tumbled on the stairs suffering severe bruises and contusions.
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Joh. Engel
Saratoga Street
Lenangel
Berkley
Engel
Eleven-year-old injured by air gun mishap at home
Peter Volz of 726 Annstre Newport was wounded Monday afternoon when an air gun discharged at his residence. A leaden slug struck his forehead above the eye, causing a flesh wound without skull entry.
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Peter
Lucy Volz
Annstre
Newport
Mind Off with Your Tribune Subscription Offer
A terse ad urges readers to stop worrying and subscribe to the Commercial Tribune. It invites sending in an estimate and stresses relief from ongoing contemplation through subscription.
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The
Commercial Tribune
New trial motion in Peck Williamson Co v Ludlow overruled
Circuit Court at Covington yesterday overruled the motion for a new trial in the Peck Williamson Company versus City of Ludlow case. The company was awarded 1100 dollars at a prior trial for breach of contract involving a furnace in the public school.
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Peck-Williamson Company
Ludlow
Covington
Stewart
Gerald
Lemming
Delaware
M. Edward Dunham
George Braum
Richa
Adelia
Meyer, Scheuer, Oftner & Co
C. Applegate
United Garment Workers’ Union
United States
Welch and Bowman Wed in Newport Morning Ceremony
Louis Welch of Cincinnati and Miss Alma Bowman of this city married in Newport yesterday morning by Squire Donelan. Miss Margarie Davidson to host a Sunday school lawn party at her home, Tenth and Terrace avenues, Saturday. Miss Cornelia Vogelbach and Miss Amy Rupert prepare to visit friends in Chicago. Mrs Holmes and children from Berry street visit Alexandria at relatives’ homes.
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Louis Welch
Cincinnati
Alma Bowman
Newport
Squire Donelan
Margarie Davidson
Tenth
Terrace Avenues
Cornelia Vogelbach
Amy Rupert
Price Hill
Chicago
Holmes
Berry Street
Alexandria
Bellevue Mayor Attends Miss Bertha McCandless Funeral
Mayor James W. Ellis and wife left Bellevue for Seymour Indiana to attend the funeral of Bertha McCandless, niece of the mayor, with services held today. Charles Emig of Fairfield traveled yesterday with the All-Professors baseball team for Memphis Tennessee. Mrs A R Von Colson and Mrs Barnes have joined the guests of their brother Higdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Ellis
Wif
Seymour
Ind
Bertha McCand
Ellis
Charles Emig
Fairfield A
Memphis
Tenn
A. R. von Colson
Iles Barnes
Higdon
West Covington notices and local movements
Prof. J. P. Powers, principal of the public school, departed yesterday for Lebanon. Mrs. Ed Wallace of Columbus, Ohio, is visiting her son Charles Wallace on Peter Street. Also advertised is Boro-Formalin antiseptic dressing by Elmer & Amend for burns and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Powers
Lebanon
Ed Wallace
Columbus, O
Charles Wallace
Peter Street
Elmer & Amend
Well Known Kentuckian Dr. Thomas Ribelin
Dr. Thomas Ribelin, a renowned Kentucky physician, was born in Gallatin County and trained in Louisville. He began practice in Nicholas County, moved to Fleming County in 1897, and later married Alice Summers in 1882, with two daughters Lucy and Bessie in the family.
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Thomas Ribelin
Kentucky
Gallatin County
Louisville
Nicholas County
Fleming County
Alice Summers
Lucy
Bessie
Band Concerts and Civic Notices in Covington Area
A string of local notices includes band concert shuttles leaving Third and Park on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 45 pm, with gaps every twenty minutes until 9 pm for Ft. Thomas attendees. Also reported are guardianship for Julia E Bemis, a court stenographer appointment, resignations, bankruptcy discharges in Covington, and a new trial grant in Emma Sterringer v Ben Biedenhorn.
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Third and Park Place
Ft. Thomas
City Taxes Due by June 3 1902
Taxes are due and payable by June 3 1902. Pay now to avoid the rush and bring last year's receipt. F Darenkamp treasurer announces the city tax collection.
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F. Darenkamp
Marriages of Covington and Cincinnati Residents in Local Clerkships
A list of marriage announcements from Covington and neighboring Cincinnati, naming brides and grooms, their ages and home towns, and the officiants including Squires, priests, and a judge. The couples include Daniel Brooks and Fannie L. Wilson, John Pohlman and Elizabeth Feiler, William England and Rosa Luken, Matthew J. Rich and Elizabeth Dunlavey, John Voelker and Emma Woermann, James D. Surtees and Bessie R. Sayers, Charles A. Becker and Bertha M. Kohrman, Lawrence Rothan and Elizabeth Puthoff, W. G. Walter Benham and Ida Rope, Joseph Egan and Anna Feighery, L. E. Tillinghast and Ora Wilson, David J. Johnson and Bertha Degenhart, and Arthur Judge and Mamie Baumer.
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Daniel Brooks
Fannie L. Wilson
Louisville
Covington
Squire Jameson
John Pohlman
Elizabeth Feiler
Cincinnati
Father Tappert
Mother of God Church
William England
Rosa Luken
Squire Baker
Matthew J. Rich
Elizabeth Dunlavey
Father Gorey
St. Mary's
John Voelker
Emma Woermann
James D. Surtees
Bessie R. Sayers
J. I. Blackburn
First Presbyterian Church
Charles A. Becker
Bertha M. Kohrman
Lawrence Rothan
Elizabeth Puthoff
Father Brossart
W. G. Walter Benham
Ida Rope
George A. Miller
First Christian Church
Joseph Egan
Anna Fei
Mail carrier's wife attacked near Decker
Mrs. William Moore, wife of the local mail carrier, was attacked on Dick's Hill while returning from Decker to Red Cloud. She fought off the stranger, escaped after clothes were torn, and a posse searched the night for the assailant, who remains at large.
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Commercial Tribune
Vincennes
Ind
Decker
William Moore
Kentucky Educators Meet in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky educators gather for the Kentucky Educational Association session continuing to Friday. About 1500 teachers attend with hotels taxed to accommodate them. State College hosts with President H H Cherry presiding and welcome by Mayor H T Duncan. Superintendent H V McChesney spoke afternoon and Dr Arnold Tompkins of Chicago Normal School spoke at night.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Kentucky Educational Association
State College
H. H. Cherry
King. Green
J. K. Batterson
The
H. T. Duncan
Cherry
H. V. McChesney
Arnold Tompkins
Chicago Normal School
Money Quarrel Involves Cincinnati Detective
Police report a violent morning quarrel on Central avenue between Detective Joseph Wappenstein and tenant Mrs. Tilden over money. The dispute, previously linked to a prior Elm street incident with a Georgetown farmer, drew a large crowd and prompted speculation of an internal police probe.
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Wappenstein
Mrs. Tilden
Central Avenue
Glendale youth named to West Point by Roosevelt
Lewis G. Rockwell of Glendale received a telegram announcing his appointment to West Point by President Roosevelt. He will take examinations on July 25 and left for the academy last night to begin a preparatory course with Captain stepson of the commissary department in Washington.
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Lewis G. Rockwell
Glendale
Corbin
West Point
Roosevelt
Rockwell
Cap
Commissary Department
Washington
Cleveland council bribery allegations rock city hall
Special Despatch reports Councilman C Kohl received two thousand dollars as the first instalment of a five thousand bribe tied to a natural gas franchise for Standard Oil. Mayor Johnson claims others faced gas money in their pockets and six councilmen opposed the franchise before it passed. Dr F W Daykin was jailed briefly amid the inquiry. The case prompts an investigation by the council and possibly the grand jury.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
C. Kohl
Johnson
Kohl
Standard Oil Company
Oil’ Trust
F. W. Daykin
Night Chief Corbin Holds Shadowing Visit With Blair Sisters
Night Chief Corbin and a scout shadowed two Seattle women registered as Blanche and Edna Blair at the Gerdes Hotel for six weeks. The sisters, both married, claimed divorcees or divorce applicants and said a Seattle match-factory owner funds their expenses. They denied any illegal activity and were allowed to depart after sharing family history.
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Corbin
Gerdes Hotel
Blanche
Edna Blair
Seattle
Wash
Blair
Cincinnati
Bryan Declines Nomination In Nebraska Fusion Fight
In Grand Island Nebraska on June 24 the Democratic and Populist conventions deadlock over a Governor candidate with Smyth favored by Democrats and Harrington by Populists. Bryan, present on site, declines the nomination, urging fusion and pledging support for a united ticket while railroads, corporations, and taxation loom large in the platforms. The plan calls for equal division of offices with the losing party first pick of remaining posts, and continued balloting until a majority coalesces.
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Grand Island
Neb
Constantine J. Smyth
Matthew Harrington
William J. Bryan
Smyth
Harrington
Kansas City
Kansas Democrats and Populists Complete Fusion Ticket
The Kansas People's Party convention in Topeka completes a fusion ticket headlined by Justice Frank Doster and Ed S. Waterbury for the Supreme Court and state offices. Democrats in Wichita had already nominated a governor and other officers, aiming to defeat antifusion provisions and push for initiative and primary reforms. There is talk the antifusion faction may bolt and nominate a separate ticket tomorrow.
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Topeka
Kan
People’s Party
the Supreme Court
Frank Doster
Marion
Ed .S. Waterbury
Lyons
B. F. Milton
Ford
J. D. Botkin
Cowley
Fred J. Close
Ellis
F. M. Pearl
Brown
D. W. Heffiebewer
Miami
F. C. Powell
Reno
D. J. Hart
Norton
Wichita
Mrs Ida L Roser Praises Lydia Pinkham Product
A Denver woman describes relief from female troubles after four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health and strength enabling renewed domestic and official duties. She notes many friends in Denver and invites others to seek her advice.
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Ida I. Roser
Lydia E. Pinkham
Denver
Ipa L. Roser
18Th Ave
Col
Pattison Favored to Win Democratic Gubernatorial Nomination
In Erie Pennsylvania on June 24 the governor nomination contest is still undecided with ex Governor Robert E Pattison of Philadelphia holding the favorable odds. His main rival ex Congressman James Kerr of Clearfield leads an active canvass and claims confidence. The draft platform omits the Chicago and Kansas City platforms and concentrates on state issues.
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Erie
Robert E. Pattison
Philadelphia
Pattison
James Kerr
Clearfield
Chicago
Kansas City
Per Diem Plan Ready as Major Railroads Align
A Cincinnati meeting of Big Four General Manager Schaff and other rail officials from B&O W, Pennsylvania, C H D, L N, N O T P, C N & T P, C&O, Cincinnati Northern, and Norfolk Western finalized arrangements for the per diem charging plan for freight car use. L N and C N O T P agreed to follow the new rules, which take effect July 1.
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Big Four
Cincinnati
Schaff
Rawn
Peters
Pennsylvania
Waldo
Arnold
Biles
Car Service Hall
Doyle
Richmond
Flanders
Cincinnati Northern
Cassell
Norfolk & Western
Commercial Tribune
Corporation filings list in secretary of state office
Columbus reports show new corporate filings including The Truss and Cable Fence Company of Youngstown with 100000 capital stock and The Youngstown Bronze Company with 25000 stock. Other filings include The Marion Lime Company and The Presbyterian Church with stated capital figures.
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Columbus
Secretary of States
The
Truss and
Youngstown
Capital Stock
Youngstown Bronze Company
Marion Lime A
Ee Ee Marion
Presbyterian Church
Guilbert Names the Accountants for Public Bureau
State Auditor Guilbert announced appointments under the Price public accounting act to establish a Public Accounting Bureau. It will enforce a uniform local bookkeeping system and later conduct regular book examinations, starting next January due to funding delays. The appointees include ex-County Auditors and former railroad commission staff, with deputies and examiners named across multiple counties.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Guilbert
Price Public Accounting
Public Accounting Bureau
J. Guilbert
A. C. Blackburn
Richland County
Fee Commission
Fullington
Hamilton
E. H. Archer
McKinley
Bushnell
E. M. Fullington
Union County
Joseph T. Tracy
Scioto County
A. B. Peckinpaugh
Wayne County
H. D. Waddel
Highland County
J. C. Woods
Delaware County
Jefferson County
W. S.S. Baker
Seneca County
Franklin County
W. C. Tisdel
Lake County
E. N. Halbedel
Wyandot County
G.M. Sipe
Licking County
Honeymooners in Indianap lis Fall Victim to Burning Hat Incident
Mr and Mrs J A Sorger on their honeymoon in the city witnessed a hat catch fire at Serodino's drug store when a gas jet ignited the flowers and ribbons. Val Harting of Lockland grabbed the hat and was burned while extinguishing the flames. The couple bought a new hat at a nearby millinery store.
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J. A. Sorger
Indianapolis
Fifth and
Walnut
Serodino
Val Harting
Lockland
Harting
Sorger
Knights of St. John Begin Annual Session in Rochester
Three hundred commanderies attend the Knights of St. John annual meeting in Rochester. Supreme President Fries proposes a biennial convention and a paid organizational department. Reports show nineteen new commanderies, five new cadet commanderies, and nine new women's auxiliaries formed. Commandery No. 14 of Buffalo wins first prize in the annual drill, with No. 98 of Columbus and No. 13 of Buffalo taking second and third respectively.
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Rochester
N. Y
Knights of St. John
Order
Fries
Erie
Laws
M. J. Kane
Commandery No
Buffalo
Columbus
Is It an Epidemic Kidney Trouble Warns Readers
The Cincinnati Daily Commercial Tribune urges vigilance for kidney and bladder issues amid rising cases. It promotes Dr. Kilmer and Co.’s Swamp Root as a free sample remedy with pamphlet insights, urging readers to request the bottle and information from Binghamton, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Cincinnati Daily Commercial Tribune
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Did Not Enforce Child Labor Law Sparks Arbitration Call
J W Knaub chief inspector reports for year ending Nov 15 1901 apologizing for not enforcing child labor laws citing hardship and injustice to manufacturers. He notes high legal working age harms industry and suggests state arbitration to curb strikes and vagrancy. He criticizes demagogues and arrogant employers as causes of labor unrest.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
J. W. Knaub
Department of Workshops and Factories
Ordered Rice Released From City Workhouse
Police Commissioner Wade Cushing reported to the Board of Commissioners on Samuel Rice, who had been jailed for assault and battery. The county revoked the days after friends pressed for release, but Cushing indicated the action may be illegal and that a test case could challenge the County Commissioners authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Cushing
Board of Commissioners
Samuel Rice
Rice
Davis
Cushing
Maritime Arrivals and Departures Reported Across Ports
A June 24 shipping bulletin lists arrivals at Marine New York including Kron Prinz Wilhelm Kaiserin Luise and Teutonic. It notes arrivals at Bremen Plymouth Cherbourg and Boulogne sur Mer with vessels such as Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Auguste Victoria and Rotterdam.
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New York
Bremen
Alloy
Naples
Koenigin Luise
Kensington
Antwerp
Bluecher
Hamburg
Kaiserin Maria Theresa
Jurfie
Breslau
Baltimore
Queenstown
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Auguste Victoria
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
Rotterdam
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Eleventh
Judge Hodge
West Covington
William P. McKenzie
Julia E. Bemis
R. H. Baxter
Clem Luck
Greenup Street
Walker
Kas
Thomas Towers
Tarvin
Henrietta Ross
Garrard Street
D. C. Culbertson
Covington Excelsior Company
Cassius C. Cram
Williamstown
Frank Jones
Livingston
Emma Sterringer
Ben Biedenhorn
Elm Street
Central Ave
Man
Cin
Cinnati
Joseph Wappenstein
Den
Carthage
Wappen
Stein
Georgetown
Court Street
George
Elm Street House
Switzerland
Tom L. Johnson
Bryan
Indorse
Kansas
Ida L. Roser
James K
Pinkhane Bitar
Mas. Pinkham
Ohio
Knaub
Tolles
Paul Nursery
Mateus Bane
Sapolio
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