Heat Claims Seventh Victim in Kenton County
Wil lm Shaffer a Bromley blacksmith fell victim to the heat near the Cincinnati Southern Bridge in Ludlow on his way home. Doctor Herndon failed to revive him and he was taken to Cincinnati Hospital. The heat toll in Kenton County reaches seven in three days with several others improving, including Schwartz of Covington Russell of Covington the Gregor family child of Covington and Latonia residents Roberts and Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Willm Shaffer
Bromley
Cincinnati Southern Bridge
Ludlow
Shaffer
Cincinnati
R. H. Herndon
Cincinnati Hospital
Kenton
County
Benjamin Schwartz
Pike Street
Covington
Edward Russell
Russell Avenue
Bullet endangers wife of a judge
Mrs. William Huber wife of Magistrate Huber of 604 Sanford street escaped serious injury when a revolver left on a shelf fired after a 16 year old employee Harry York picked it up The bullet passed within inches of Mrs Huber and lodged through a refrigerator into a wall authorities investigated the incident as a possible accident or negligence at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Huber
Huber
Sandford Street
Harry York
George R. Hartley
Stock Goes Begging in Covington Sale
The International River Jordan Water Company stock went unsold at a Covington sale by Master Commissioner John L. Rich under Judge Shaw in the case C E Quick vs L A Degginger. Other properties including several lots on Eleventh and Greenup streets and surrounding areas sold to various buyers for amounts from 235 to 6 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International River Jordan Water Company
Covington
John L. Rich
Shaw
Rich
C. E. Quick
L. A
Covington Briefs Highlight Local Crime and Appointments
Edward Judd a Moscow steamboatman was arrested on a grand larceny warrant for a gold watch and $20 from Daniel Worth爵 home. John Weeks faces life at Frankfort Penitentiary for a Stringtown murder. A Richard B Carran Sons Co Ludlow is formed with $2 000 capital to trade in metal castings and foundry material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Judd
Moscow
Grierson
Daniel Worth
Eleventh Street
H. P. Stephens
Robert S. Guy
Bromley
George Simmonite
Covington and Newport Company
Bracken County
Covington
Ludlow
Fighard B. Carren
Arch Carran
Earl Carran
Land transfers and lot descriptions in Garrard and Latonia
The item lists several property conveyances including John J. Craig to James and Maude Stephen of two 20 by 1223 foot parcels in Wil ann eer esi? shéereahs joules nd. Evartin and others to Muleabten Harris two lots 25 by 100 feet each on Garrard avenue. Master Commissioner to Shelton Martin two lots 25 by 100 feet on Garrard avenue. Master Commissioner to J T Earle an irregular 88 foot front on Southern avenue Latonia. Mary and John Hurley to J W and ai med in Rusk 25 by feet on Elizabeth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Craig
James and
Maude Stephen
Wilann
Shéereahs
Evartin
Muleabten Harris
Garrard Avenue
Shelton Martin
Rose F. Moormann
Edward A. Rechtin
Annie Hoffmann
Minnie Wolke
Cole- Tain
Scssecedenr-Ceerecert
Barbara Trapp
Michael Schreck
Market Street
Reading
Eheeac
Michael Schreck, Jr
Joseph J. Tobler
Marstreet
Cecilia Pichel
Alexander M. Harvuot
Joseph A. James
Fairmount
Eeeibas
Clifford EB
Fairview Heights
Philip Volkert
Philip’ Spohn
Vee Street
George Hendricks
Elizabeth A. Prues
Cincinnati Trust Company
McMillan Street
Edward
R. J. Crésap
Frank E. Mackay
Laura E. Jones
Francis- Mma
Seinstersessure
Clara Kupér
Joseph B. Kuper
James Saffin
Abiaeeghuss
Margaret Klein
Emma
Harding
A. H. Ernst
Thomas L. Barrett
E. P. Gibson
Inpapendec
Jefferson Street
Liberty
Jefferson Streets
Newbold L. Pierson
Anna M. Kohly
N. L
Newbold L. Pierson Foy
Anna M. Kohl
N. L. Piersons
East College Thre
George E. Gardner
Edward M. “Koch
Hawthorne Avenue
Marie Koch
Mt. Hope
Mary L. C. Darr
Margaret R. F. Darr
John Watson
Cecilia M. Little
Charles M
Probasco
Clark & Crawford
Glendale
Henry B. McClure
Peter Rettig
Feee Ee Pyer
Cox Pardons Ten Convicts in Kentucky Cleansing Action
Acting Governor Cox issued ten pardons for infirm and blind convicts in Frankfort Kentucky. The group includes Charles Slattery George West J J Lillie Hammond Williamson Rosa West Will Dorsey Albert Overton James Crouch Frank Judy and others addressing crimes from housebreaking to murder and robbery with various conditions and terms served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Cox
Charles Slatterly
George West
J. J. Lillie
Hammond Wiliamson
Uis Burgess
Rosa West
Will Dorsey
Albert Overton
James Crouch
Frank Judy
Obituary: Sir William Whiteway Dies in St Johns
Sir William Whiteway former Premier of Newfoundland dies yesterday in St Johns Newfoundland aged 81. He led the colony during early constitutional developments and was a notable political figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir William Whiteway
Newfoundland
St. Johns
N. F
Hodge Aims for Clear Field in Sixth District
Campbell County Democratic leaders say former Circuit Judge John T. Hodge of Newport faces no opposition for the Sixth District nomination. A county conference arranged to back a primary or convention and to drop rivals, including Dr. A Helmbold Colonel R W Nelson and H J Ellison, in favor of Hodge against incumbent Joseph Rhinock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hodge
Newport
Campbell County
Hodge
Donelan
Travor
Walton
Congressional Committee
A. Helmbold
R. W. Nelson
H. J. Ellison
Country District
Joseph Rhinock
Devotional Opening of Kentucky Conference at St Pauls Church
The Rev. George Parker led devotional services to open the Kentucky Conference of the African M. B. Church at St Pauls M. B. Church Chestnut and Brighton streets. The Friends of Theodore Graham announced his marriage to Miss Marie Kehl of Connersville Ind celebrated last Tuesday in that city. Mrs L Harbaugh of Indianapolis and A T Vimont of Millersburg Ky wed yesterday in Ft Thomas by Rev Dr Horton Episcopal. Postmaster John Meyers Newport Postoffice orders three extra carriers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parker
St. Paul's
Chestnut and
Brighton Streets
Theodore Graham
Newport
Marie Kehl
Connersville
Ind
L. Harbaugh
Indianapolis
A. T. Vimont
Millersburg
Ft. Thomas
Dr. Horton
Episcopal Church
Postoffice Department
Washington
John Meyers
Newport Postoffice
Court ends custody fight in favor of mother
Circuit Judge Shaw awarded custody of the children to Mrs Ida M Troxell over her ex husband David Lucas who faces embezzlement indictments. Other items include bail hearing in Hop kins murder case, Archie Reid released after wife declines prosecution, suspended jail terms for river bathes, and fines for Lang for domestic disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Ida M. Lucas Troxell
David Lucas
Lucas
W. Hopkins
Duncan
Latonia
Archie Reid
East Third Street
Read
Reid
Licking River
Steve Allen
Scott Street
Walden
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Columbia Building Association
Alex. Sutton
Carlisle Avenue
Henry Bethel
Frank Lang
Lang
Albert Klosterman
Joseph Blesing
Bruce Thornton
Campbell County Court Docket Sees Robbery Conviction
Ollie Anderson convicted of robbing Joseph Eckert’s Newport home and sentenced to three years. Judge Yungblut also grants Elizabeth Toberg a divorce from Anthony Toberg and custody of their child in the same circuit session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Anderson
Joseph Eckert
Newport
Yungblut
Elizabeth Toberg
Anthony Toberg
Swigart Will probate flags large Toledo estate
The will of Eugene Swigart leaves about 250000 to be distributed among family and institutions. He provides 250 to the Cincinnati Orphan Asylum and 5000 to sister Kate Swigart, 2000 to brother Charles, 500 to nephews, and 4000 life income for his wife Louise with the principal on her death to Kate if living. Assets include two half interests in Toledo properties and burial ground funds. Executors named are Louise Swigart and John Swigart. Elizabeth Fehl seeks administration of a 200 estate in James J. Fehl case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Swigart
Cincinnati Orphan Asylum
Kate Swigart
Charles Swigart
Orville Fuller
Walter Fuller
Bessie Fuller
Testator
Spring Grove Cemetery
Canton Avenue
Toledo
Erie Street
Louise Swigart
Jury Awards Damages Over Switch Easement Front Street
A jury in Insolvency Judge Warrner's court awarded damages to property owners and lessees on Front Street between Third and Fifth for rights to a Southern Railroad switch easement. Susan Philips and George Goodhue receive $25, D L Lyons $125, N M White $1, Josephine Bates and others $315, Marmet Coal $2, River Land $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bates Hamilton
Warrner
Front Street
Third
Fifth Streets
Southern Railroad
Susan Philips
George Goodhue
D. L Lyons
N. M. White
Josephine Bates
Marmet Coal Company
River Land Company
City to Confiscate Shooting Irons and Reiterate Safety
Chief Millikin announced that any person seen firing a revolver will be arrested and weapons confiscated to ensure a sane Fourth of July. Blank cartridges receive the same treatment as live rounds. Two ante Fourth accidents at City Hospital: 16 year old newsboy Charles Zimmerman injured by a toy pistol blast. 41 year old foreman William Stratton suffered a near-amputation after a toy cannon exploded in a shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
Charles Zimmerman
Elm Street
William Stratton
Broadway
Race Street
Eclipse of Sun to Grace Sunday Morning Region Wide
An annular solar eclipse will occur on Sunday morning June 28 visible in this region. Eclipse times in Cincinnati are 8:50:02 start 10:22:10 maximum 11:52:19 end, with ninety meridian time 8:27:43 start and 11:30:00 end. Nearly two thirds of the sun will be obscured at maximum and total eclipse occurs only in parts of Mexico and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermain G. Porter
Cincinnati Observatory
Cincinnati
Mexico
Florida
Divorce Court Proceedings Reported on Multiple Separations
The record covers several divorce actions including Martin Herzog vs Katherine Herzog with child custody sought and dower relief. Carrie C. Stone granted divorce from Charles Stone and restoration of maiden name Carrié Cornelius. Hulda Ulmer granted divorce from William Ulmer on cruelty. Sophia Bayer seeks divorce from John H. Bayer with three children. Minnie Quick and others noted for spousal quarrels and restraining orders. Alma Muth seeks divorce from Jacob Muth for cruelty. Mabel Harvey seeks divorce from Frank Harvey with child custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Herzog
Katherine Herzog
Joseph Nordmeier
Hughes Street
Highland Avenue
C. S. Sparks
Carrie C. Stone
Charles Stone
Carrié Cornelius
Hulda Ulmer
William Ulmer
Clara Weis
Edward A. Weis
Woodmansee
Weis
Vine Street
Sophia Bayer
John H. Bayer
J. L. Orebaugh
Charles Quick
Minnie Quick
Alma Muth
Jacob Muth
Frank E. Burnett
Mabel Harvey
Frank Harvey
Clare, Dickerson & Clayton
Taft Abandons Water Town Visit After Boat Races
New Haven Conn June 24 Secretary Taft said he was obliged to abandon plans to visit his brother Horace D Taft at Water town tomorrow night After the Yale Harvard boat races he would return to New Haven for the night and travel to New York Friday where he will be guest of honor at a dinner by the New York Taft League
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Taft
Horace D. Taft
Watertown
New York
Taft League
Land transfers to Shaler Berry and Louisa in Newport areas
M. R. Lockhart and wife convey Lot 29 in Land Company's subdivision BO KOUGE SF 0e505 x00009s 5500013hs ch onbua eciis for 400. William Saberhaus and wife transfer Lot 192 in Goodman’s subdivision in Newport to Louisa oe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Lockhart
Shaler Berry
Land Company
William Saberhaus
Louisa
Death of Samuel Markland prompts $10,000 claim against railroad
Common Pleas Court action for $10,000 filed by W. M. Henderson administrator of Samuel Markland's estate against the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway Company. Markland was killed June 26, 1907 while working on a wall for the Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Traction Company near Anderson's Ferry. attorneys Stanley Struble and Michael J. Heintz represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Markland
W. M. Henderson
Markland
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg & Aurora Traction Company
Anderson’s Ferry
Stanley Struble
Michael J. Heintz
Dayton Bellevue Residents Apply for Newport Marriage Licenses
Otto Dillman of Dayton and Jennie B. Weber of Bellevue filed for Newport marriage licenses. The records list their residences as Dayton Kentucky and Bellevue Kentucky respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Dillman
Jennie B. Weber
Rench the Clown Burned to Death in Columbus Fire
Charles Rench a famed circus clown aged 48 died in a fire at his sister Mrs Kate Deaver 276 South Front Street Columbus Ohio. He was seen entering with a bundle of papers and believed to have started the blaze himself from waste paper in his room. Rescue efforts failed as the blaze spread rapidly and hundreds watched. Rench known for giraffe stunt and performances with major circuses worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Charles Rench
Kate Deaver
South Front Street
Bench
Rench
Four Men Fined for Loitering at Latonia Races
Ben OConnor Ernest Horan William Bailey and William Hallon were fined by Police Judge Carlton for loitering yesterday. They operated a handbook in a box car near Latonia races using a field glass and race programme to take bets. Arrested by Police Chief Hamlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben O’connor
Ernest Horan
William Bailey
William Hallon
Carlton
Latonia
Hamlin
Venice Jury Exhausted in Heckert Trial And Other Caseload
Frank Morris pleaded guilty to murderous assault on Frances Middleton and received one year in the penitentiary. Clifford J. Heckert faced embezzlement charges of 353.50 as the jury pool exhausted. Heckert case postponed to Friday for another venire. William Littleford to defend. Froome Morris and C. O. Rose for the State. Louis B. Bloom admitted guilt to bucketing a grain deal and was fined 500 by Judge Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Heckert
Frank Morris
Frances Middleton
Hunt
Clifford J. Heckert
Joseph R. Peebles’ Sons Company
William Littleford
Froome Morris
C. O. Rose
Louis B. Bloom
Fort Thomas Band Concert This Afternoon
FT Thomas Second Infantry Band under Chief Musician Swinborne performs this afternoon at 4 on parade grounds. Private Hutchinson of Company B is promoted to Corporal. Patrons at Dominick Dietrich's summer garden in Ft Thomas aided fire damage confined to the kitchen with $300 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Infantry
Swinborne
Hutchinson
Dominick Dietrich
Ft. Thomas
Marriage of Miss Mayme Kearns and John L Hart
The ceremony took place yesterday at St. Anthony's Church officiated by Rev Francis Kahoe. Announcements also note the forthcoming marriage of Miss Clara Leslie Caruthers to William De West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Kearns
John L. Hart
St. Anthony's Church
Francis Kahoe
Clara Leslie Caruthers
William de West
Glass charge dismissed after strike incident in Police Court
Dayton, A. Glass faced a charge of striking Charles Reno but the case was dismissed in Police Court yesterday morning. In a separate note, Miss Mayme Shannon and Sylvester Beck were married yesterday in the parlors of Rev. Bernard Greifenkamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Glass
Charles Reno
Mayme Shannon
Sylvester Beck
Bernard Greifenkamp
Stolen Property Located After Burglary at Portero Home
After days of search following a burglary at Frank Portero a merchant on 68 West Fifth Street detectives Burkholz McQuesten Bell and Schaefer last night located the stolen property with Cedenee arrested. Max Sasinand dealer 514 West Fifth Street admits he bought the goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Portero
West Fifth Street
Burkholz
McQuesten
Bell
Schaefer
Cates
Cedenee
Max Sasinand
Handsome the Cincinnati Police Dog Crippled After Bulldog Attack
In a Public Landing fight yesterday the prize police dog Handsome from Cincinnati’s Second District was nearly chewed to pieces by a bulldog. Patrolmen rescued him, but the dog is badly crippled as a result of the encounter. Handsome has served many years in the Second District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handsome
Cincinnati
Second District
Government to sue Rohrer bond for 342.61 in U.S. Court
United States District Attorney McPherson to file a suit in federal court to recover 342.61 from former Dayton Letter Carrier Birch Rohrer on bond losses after his October conviction for removing nineteen letters. American Surety Company named as defendant. Judge Thompson denied a new trial in the AderSchneider case and upheld a 200 verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Rohrer
Dayton Post Office
McPherson
United States Court
Rohrer
Post Office
American Surety Company
New York
Thompson
Edward Schneider
George Ader
Court notes on Hamilton rent-receiver request
Superior Judge Hoffheimer heard Helen Bates Hamilton apply for a receiver to collect rents from the real estate of Smith Betts, her father. The administrator is to refrain from using any funds until a merits hearing is held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffheimer
Helen Bates Hamilton
Smith Betts
Brother Arrest Warrant Stemming From Alleged Assault
James Martin of 1808 Highland avenue secured a Police Court warrant yesterday to arrest his brother Dennis Martin on charges of assault and battery. James says Dennis threw a cup at him striking his head and causing a gash needing nine stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Martin
Highland Avenue
Dennis
James
WILL WED CINCINNATI GIRL IN DENVER CHURCH
Frank J. Willenberg a 22 year old hardware salesman of 1125 Kalamath street Denver Colorado will marry Miss Cecilia Thomann 19 of 311 East Thirteenth street this morning in St Marys Church. The Rev B Mueller will perform the ceremony. The couple will leave tomorrow morning for a bridal trip to Denver Colorado where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Willenberg
Kalamath Street
Denver
Col
Cecilia Thomann
East Thirteenth Street
St. Mary’s Church
B. Mueller
Eater City
Nes ‘Thomann
Local Firm Wins Large Contract for Printing Co Building
Cincinnati workers gain new jobs as Ferro Concrete Construction Co lands a $250000 industrial plant contract for the U S Printing Co in Norwood. The four story irregularly shaped building measures 400 by 377 by 107 by 81 feet, with plans drawn by Samuel Hannaford & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Norwood
United States Printing Co
Samuel Hannaford & Sons
Ferro Concrete Construction Co
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Across Cincinnati Area
Real estate transfers list numerous lot sales and parcel divisions in Reading Plainville Fairmount and Glendale with parties including Barbara Trapp Michael Schreck and Rose F Moormann. Mortgages filed and canceled cover lenders Liberal L B Co Provident Savings Bank Republic L and B Co and others with amounts ranging from 1000 to 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Smith
Homestead 8. & L. Co
Martina R. Cave
Clifford E. Stevens
Mary J. Karch
Liberal L. & B. Co
Carolina M. Johnson
Silverton L. & B
Seeess
George Hurst
Same
Henry Stumpe
MANES
Eh Bal Eed
Thomas B. McMillan
Tessier McMillan
Ludwig J. Herbert
John Moloney
New Suits Filed in County Court Listings
A sequence of divorce, foreclosure, partition, and injunction actions filed including William A. Fisher Jr versus Louis BR Este for estate partition. Edith Voight versus W L Voight for $4,500 mortgage foreclosure. James L Tandy versus City of Cincinnati for injunction. Sophia Bayer versus John H Bayer for divorce. and other cases such as lien, execution, and appeals noted with plaintiff and defendant names and docket numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Wittkamper Woolen Co
Clemens Kessing
Ernst Rehm
William A. Fisher, Jr
Louis BR
Este
Drausin Wulsia
Edith R. Voight
W. L. Voight
Taylor C. Greenwald
Mabel Starvey
Frank Harvey
Clore
Coppock
Alma Muth
Jacob Muth
Newton D. Parker
George W. Guy
Squire Maus
Clara Weis
Edward O. Weis
Oerv
Am. Bingerees
Andha L. Ry. Co
GitaSieg Strubie
M. G. Heintz
Martin Herzog
Building Permits for Various Structures Listed
One story concrete and steel pattern vault at 2415 Colerain avenue via John J. Bruce Foundry Co. owner cost not stated. Alterations at northwest corner Clifton avenue and La Follette. Two story frame residence on east side Ross avenue near Glenway by John Brenner cost not clear. One story frame residence south side Q avenue owner cost 3000. Edg Shadwell street project by John Hasz owner cost 1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colerain Avenue
John J. Bruce Foundry Co
Clifton Avenue
la Follette
John A. Lloyd
Ross Avenue
Glenway
John Bren
Edg Shadwell Street
John Hasz
Grover Cleveland Remembered In Covington Tributes
Universal Associates of Statesman join in high tributes to his character. Former Mayor Dempsey and Postmaster Monfort praise Cleveland as a principled leader who served the people above party. Dr Francis Dowling recalls a White House evening with Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland. Chamber of Commerce mourns, planning memorials to the former president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes
Congress
Dempsey
Cleveland
White House
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Dowling
Paris
France
Cincinnati
Army
Navy
Chamber of Commerce
Egan
Mr. Cleveland
Michael Ryan
Franklin Alter
Emil M. Mayer
John Kilgour
B. W. Campbell
G. P. Griffith
Timothy Hayes
Ingalls
Covington
Grover Ke
Grover Ke Than Cole
Alex Davezne
TotemahRev
Kentucky
Persian trouble deepens as famine fears rise in Urmia
Reports from St Petersburg and Teheran describe growing civil unrest in Persia, with Parliament attacked and a state of siege declared. Refugees crowd Urmia as Kurds press near the city, sparking fears of epidemic, famine, and Kurdish abuses aided by Turkish authorities.
Grand Vizier Denies Turkish Trespass on Persian Frontier
The Grand Vizier told D. A. Nelidoff and G. H. Barclay that Turkish troops have not trespassed in the Persian frontier zone. He ordered recall of any detachment if needed and to restrain Kurdish depredations. Nelidoff stressed the Russian frontier’s proximity and sought a formal reply. Barclay warned of serious consequences if conditions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
D. A. Nelidoff
G. H. Barclay
Russia
Great Britain
M. Nelidoff
Barclay
Favorable news on Tabriz calm in Persian unrest
In commercial circles tied to Persia the absence of organized action at Tabriz is seen as a favorable sign. Tabriz has long been a rebel center, and the telegram reports quiet there, raising hope that the Teheran disturbance may be only local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slory
Persia
Bourse Gazette
Teheran
Sword
M. Hartwig
Foreign Office
Foreign Office Today
London
Tabriz
Tribute to Grover Cleveland by United States Consul
A Crooked Times clipping recalls praise from a U S consul to Bordeaux, noting Cleveland as a splendid natural sportsman and advocate of clean politics. He refused an early appointment, later served as collector of internal revenue for Kentucky's sixth district, and is praised as a great American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bordeaux
France
Davezac
Grover Cleveland
White House
Covington
Kentucky
Tery Will
Amercans
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HEAT
Stock
River Jordan Water Company
Covington Briefs
Charlie
M. May
Eville
K . Mal - Badleville
Wases
Mayme B. Metts
Harry Brinkmann
Minnie Bobb Wae -Latonia
Ween Samuel
Martin
Sunman
Edna A. Weiss
Guy Car
A A. Cockrell
Hayden Marksberry
BS Ebubanks
Crescent Spgs
Covington Real Estate
Newport News
Kenton Court Notes
Campbell County Courts
Swigart
News OF the Judiciary
Sol
Rother
Newport Real Estate
Common Pleas Court
Dayton
Bellevue
Ohio
Criminal Court
Pride of the Bluecoats
Will
Brother
Ferro Concrete
U. S. Printing Co
Smith Bros. & Co
Margaret Maher
East Eighth Street
Carrie Anderson
Lewis Seasongood
Anderson
Clara Longmead
Central Avenue
D. C
Theorae
North Cincinnat L
Fred S. Smith
Homestead L. & Li. Co
Elizabeth M. Osborne
Madison
Andrew Messmer
Allemania L. & B
Robert T. Hutton
Pleasant Ridge
Charles C. Kershaw
Jacob ‘Sieben
J.B. Holdingfield
Silverton L. & B. Co
William Bickmeier
Livingston Street
Cory
Elsie H. CO
Maven
Emma Jennings
Germania B. Har
Charles Hoffman
North Fairmount
John J. Dittgen
Martha B. Craig
C. B. Sawtelle
Mary V. Avey
Ossees Sodtaccosites
Lizetta A. Wikgerman
Home B. & la A. Company
Ossees ccc
Rccees Nee Keller
Turner
Bau
Grover Cleveland Ques
Pringeton
South
Dabney
Chicago
Allen G. Thurman
Franklin“Alter
Hang
Uramiah
Porte
ST. Petersburg
Slavo
Foreign Office Skeptical
Novoe Vremya
Urutmiah
Julfa
Urumiah
Tahir Pasha
Great Islam
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