Carnegie Library Dedication in Newport Opens with Civic Honors
Newport celebrated the public library gift from Andrew Carnegie with a large audience at Carnegie Hall. The program featured prayers by Rev F C Longaker, choral displays, solos, and remarks by Mayor R W Nelson. The building cost 30 887, with site purchased by subscription, and Carnegie’s total gift totaling 26 387.
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F.C. Longaker
St. Mark's Church
R. W. Nelson
J. M. Arnold
Newport
Florodora
James C. Wright
Frank C. Longaker
John Burke
William A. Paterson
Albert Silva
Ed C.mine
James M. Arnold
Dent
Carnegie
Fourth and
Monmouth Streets
Fatally Stricken at Noonday Meal
James Tucker of Newport died suddenly at his home 712 Robert Street. The 78 year old retired boatman complained others were too salty at table, then collapsed. Coroner Higgins ruled death from apoplexy. He leaves a widow and six children, Earl Charles Edward, Mrs Elmer Kirker, Mrs Thomas James, and Mrs Court Owen.
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James Tucker
Newport
Robert Street
Higgins
Earl
Charles
Edward
Elmer Kirker
Thomas James
Court Owen
Littleton
W. Va
Young couple wins license after age issue in Newport
Archie E. Henderson 32 of Cincinnati and Lillie Griffith 18 from Montgomery County, Ohio, applied for a license with Griffith underage and lacking parental consent. After being advised to declare age 21, they secured the license in Covington, then married in Newport by Squire M. F. Donelan. Dr. John Phythian of Newport returned from New York City two weeks absence.
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Archie E. Henderson
Cincinnati
Lillie Griffith
Montgomery County
Henry Maher
Newport
Covington
M. F. Donelan
John Phythian
New York City
Republicans of Campbell County Mass Convention Details
The Republicans of Campbell County will assemble at Turner Hall Newport next Saturday at 2 PM in a mass convention to select delegates for two district conventions. The first meets at Maysville August 14 to nominate a judge of the Court of Appeals, the second at Balke Opera House Bellevue to nominate a congressional candidate for Kentucky's Sixth District.
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Campbell County
Turner Hall
Newport
Maysville
Court of Appeals
Balke Opera House
Bellevue
Congress
Kentucky
Pretty Newport Wedding Unites J Edward Jacobs and Katherine Silva
The Church of the Immaculate Conception in Newport hosted the wedding of J Edward Jacobs and Katherine Silva. Rev Father James McNerny officiated with nuptial mass. Attendants included Octavia Silva maid of honor Mayme DeVere bridesmaid Freda Power flower girl William Christman best man. Reception followed at 516 Central avenue on the bride’s family home.
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William Christman
John D. Kearney
Joseph Reardon
Central Avenue
Turners of Newport Plan Golden Jubilee Celebration
The Turners of Newport complete arrangements for a golden jubilee to be held next Sunday at the Queen City race track on the bank of Newport. The program includes drills foot races feats of strength horse races baseball band concerts and dancing with Turners from Newport Covington Cincinnati Dayton Hamilton Indianapolis Lexington and Louisville among the participants.
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Turners of
Newport
Queen City
Bank of Newport
Turners
Covington
Cincinnati
Dayton
Hamilton
Indianapolis
Lexington
Louisville
Notable Names in Newport Marriage Notices
John Finnigan of Newport weds Maud M. Wilson of Covington. Stephen H. Barrett of New York weds Madeline E. Dennison of Newport. Robert Stanley weds Katie Wolfzorn, both of Newport. John Benson, 41, of Ashland Ky, weds Bertha Hauck, 41, of Cincinnati. Benjamin Fuller of Latonia Ky weds Ella Martin of Newport. George Connabill colored of Cincinnati weds Madeline Walker of Newport.
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John Finnigan
Newport
Maud M. Wilson
Covington
Stephen H. Barrett
New York
Madelina E. Dennison
Robert Stanley
Katie Wolfzorn
John Benson
Ashland
Bertha Hauck
Cincinnati
Benjamin Fuller
Latonia
Ella Martin
George Connabill
Madeline Walker
Newport Realty Transfers
Master Commissioner Otto Wolff negotiates transfer to Helena Boelzner of a Park avenue lot 30 by 115 feet priced at 1500 dollars. Edward Brunning and wife convey a Taylor avenue Bellevue lot 30 by 84 feet priced at 1560 dollars.
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Newport Realty
Otto Wolff
Sto Helena
Roommate Dispute Reported by Newport Laborer
Louis Rufalo, a laborer living at 34 Monmouth Street in Newport, told police yesterday that his roommate, named Nick, had been staying with him. The report notes the unexpected presence of the roommate and follows a police response to the incident.
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Louis Rufalo
Monmouth Street
Newport
Nick
Congressman Sends Special Delivery Books to Newport Guards
Congressman D Linn Gooch mailed handsomely bound books to the Newport ga leon keepers. The books required special delivery stamps and caused postal workers to labor late into the night to complete the delivery.
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D. Linn Gooch
Galeon
Newport
Band Concerts and City Notices in Fort Thomas
A report lists weekly Tuesday and Thursday band concerts at Third Park Place with 6 45 p m departures every twenty minutes to 9 p m for concertgoersaying a 14 year old Bremen street boy was severely injured by a reckless bicyclist at Seventh and Main Streets. The Sinking Fund Commissioners met in Auditor Mahons office and ordered 26000 due on bonds payable July 1 in New York. A new trial motion by Nannie Williams against Metropolitan Insurance Company was overruled by Judge Cochran. Funeral services for Joseph Conrad were held at Turner Hall with Turner and German Pioneers Societies in attendance. The McCullough versus Shinkle $10000 damage suit began in Circuit Court. Charles Mahiman and family will travel to Clark's Lake Michigan for the summer. Mrs J M McGille of Washington DC visits old Covington friends. The Kentucky County Attorneys Association will meet at Estill Springs July 9 10 and 11 with F M Tracey and R C Simons in attendance.
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Mahon
New York
Nannie Williams
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Cochran
United States
Funeral of Rev. Father P. B. McDonald at St Marys Covington
The funeral was held at St. Marys Cathedral Covington with Rev Father Brossart celebrating the solemn requiem mass assisted by Rev Fathers Punch and Cusick. Master of ceremonies was Rev Father Gorey. Eight priests served as pallbearers and twelve others preceded them. Burial followed in the priests lot at St Marys Cemetery. He had served as chaplain at the Convent of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd in Campbell County.
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McDonald
St. Mary's Cathedral
Covington
Father Brossart
W.G
Punch and Cusick
Father Gorey
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Campbell County
Property Transfers In Covington North Of Sixteenth
J. W. Rodgers transferred property to H M McCash on Holman Street for $1 and other considerations. Master Commissioner conveyed two Holmesdale subdivision lots in Central Covington to Kenton Sanford for $1 and other considerations.
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J. W. Rodgers
H. M.mccash
Holman Street
Sixteenth Street
Covington
Kenton Sanford
Holmesdale
Marriages at Covington Reported in Local Notices
A series of marriage notices from Covington lists Arch E. Anderson and Una Lillie Grifith. George Demmien and May Mayleben. G. W. Rowbottom and Lillie F. Snyder. Chas H. Hardebeck and Rose Lena Leder. Arch Carlton and Mattie Hambrick. John R. Bullock and Hattie L. Dulaney. Chas Leder and Lilly Mary Lotz. William S. Stevenson and Leona Stevenson. Earl Dair Tanner and Ethel Louise Mumford. Harvey Young and Mary Reeves. W. P. Williams and Elizabeth Lucas. Couples span Covington Latonia Ludlow Erlanger Owingsville and nearby areas with multiple churches and officiants.
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Covington
Arch E. Anderson
Cincinnati
Una Lillie Grifith
Montgomery
Squire Donelan
George Demmien
Latonia
May Mayleben
Jos. Rennie
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
G. W. Rowbottom
Ludlow
Lillie F. Snyder
Squire Jameson
Chas. H. Hardebeck
Rose Lena Leder
Roell
Arch Carlton
Mattie Hambrick
Mr. Hill
Third Baptist Church
John R. Bullock
Hattie L. Dulaney
Erlanger
Zanesville
R. J. Wallis
Union M. E. Church
Harvey Young
Owingsville
Mary Reeves
Mt. Sterling
W. P. Williams
Elizabeth Lucas
Sherman, Ky
Brain Exchange Contest Promises Tenfold Opportunity
A promotional pitch invites readers to recruit nine friends to contribute their brains so ten people share one brain each to improve odds in a $34 000 contest with 1 490 prizes.
First Communion Service At St Ann Church
A class of six boys and six girls celebrated their first communion at St Ann Church yesterday. City Council will hold a special meeting tonight.
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St. Ann Church
Locals and visitors noted in Ludlow social round
Mrs J Healey of Chillicothe O visits sister Mrs John Leister of Forrest avenue. Mae Lambert visits Burlington Ky. Jennie Ross of Bellefontaine visits here. Mrs Edward Bradley and son visit Southern Kentucky. Anna Feighery of Asa street and Joseph Eagan of Cincinnati marry at St Boniface Church. Ada Teed's will probated in Covington County Court. property left to husband Amos Teed with him named administrator.
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Covington
Amos Teed
Think It Over No More Subscriptions Placed
A promoter urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate to clear the mind of lingering thoughts about the decision.
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Commercial Tribune
Local visitors and arrivals span several towns
John H. Martin of West Virginia visits H. J. Steinfeld’s family. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Lindsay are visiting in Dayton. O. John Hamilton of De Coursey pike has just returned home from New York. John Hall leaves for the Ft. Erie Circuit with Joseph W. Pugh’s horses. J. Everman and A. Rutledge shipped horses to Washington Park. J. R. Martin and family of Louisville visit Mrs. Norr on Main Street. Miss Emma Lang and Miss Ida Deschler of Cynthiana visit Ed Deschler and family on Main Street. Mrs. Mary Schnorr of Main Street visits Germantown, Indiana.
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John H. Martin
West Virginia
H. J. Steinfeld
D. E. Lindsay
Dayton
O. John Hamilton
de Coursey Pike
New York
John Hall
Ft. Erie
Joseph W. Pugh
J. Everman
A. Rutledge
Washington Park
J. R. Martin
Louisville
John Norr
Main Street
Emma Lang
Iga Deschler
Cynthiana
Ed Deschler
Mary Schnorr
Germantown
Ind
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tapids Remains On Boxes
The advertisement notes the signature found on every genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tapids box labeling it as the remedy that cures a cold in one day.
Merry Wedding at Parrish House in Kentucky
Miss Louise Parrish daughter of Mr and Mrs D C Parrish of Paris Kentucky married Mr James Brainin of Cincinnati at the Parrish home. The ceremony was by Pastor Hitler Lloyd Darsie of the Christian Church. Guests from Cincinnati and New York attended. They left for a lakes trip after a luncheon and reception.
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Paris
Louise Parrish
D. C. Parrish
James Brainin
Cincinnati
Hitler Lloyd Darsie
Christian Church
Clements
Matilda Alexander
Mary Loufithean
Lakes
New York
Brainin
Absent minded professor walks from hotel window
Prof. George M. Johnson of Paintsville known for somnambulistic feats fell from a second-story window at the Central Hotel in Catlettsburg and suffered serious injuries to his thigh and hip. Landlord Stratton summoned a doctor at midnight. Johnson, former eight year Johnson County superintendent, was en route to the State Teachers Association meeting in Lexington. recovery expected.
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Commercial Tribune
Catlettsburg
George M. Johnson
Paintsville
New Central Hotel
Stratton
Johnson
State Teachers’ Association
Lexington
Johnson County
McCarty Sentenced to Hang for Wife Murder in Lexington
William McCarty was found guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced to be hanged for killing his wife in Lexington last April. He admitted the act after a period of alleged temporary insanity. The execution date has not been set.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
William McCarty
McCarty
Cincinnati
Prestonburg
Kentucky Educators in Session at Lexington
Special Despatch reports about the Kentucky Educational Association gathering in Lexington with about a thousand delegates. Leaders addressed the group including James K. Patterson Burris Jenkins H V McChesney and other officials. Officers chosen at night include James Morris Coyington president W H McConnell secretary and M Q Chowning treasurer. The next annual meeting is planned for Maysville in early June.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Kentucky Educational Association
Teachers of Kentucky
James K. Patterson
Kentucky State College
Burris A. Jenkins
Kentucky University
Superintendent of Public Instruction
H. V. McChesney
James .Morris
Coyington
W. H. McConnell
Smithfield
M. Q. Chowning
Anderson
Mays Ville
Dorsey-Woods Nuptials Highlight Pleasureville Notes
Dr. Chas W Dorsey wed Miss Lulu Woods at noon yesterday in Pleasureville Ky. Stella Dorsey sister of the groom set to wed soon. A J Reed of this city named a director of a mining firm in Washington. Mrs Stewart of Front street Bellevue hosts Presbyterian Church ladies this afternoon. Mc Lodge members to attend services at First Church Sunday with Rev R D Harding delivering the sermon. Portrait of Rev William Waington’s son Thomas wed at St John P E Church, officiated by Rev Chinn from Covington. a notably pretty ceremony yesterday morning.
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Chas. W. Dorsey
Lulu Woods
Pleasureville
Stella Dorsey
A. J. Reed
Washington
Stewart
Front Street
Bellevue
Presbyterian Church
M c Lodge
Chrn
R. D. Harding
William Waington
Goione
Geo. Wington
Thomas
St. John P. E
Chinn
Covington
Bellevue Wedding At Sacred Heart Church In Morning
A wedding occurred at Sacred Heart Church with Henry Klone marrying Miss May Heeg in a nuptial mass. The couple then visited the bride’s parents’ home for a reception. Ben C. Grothaus and Flora Sholl were also wed yesterday morning at Sacred Heart Church and will reside on Overton Street in Newport.
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Sacred Heart Church
Henry Klone
May Heeg
Father Hinnsen
W.R.C
Granville Moody
Arizona Pioneer Charles D Pos ton Dead at New York
Charles D Pos ton a pioneer of Arizona and the 1868 leader of a New York party who opened the first silver mine operated by Americans in Arizona has died He was Arizona s first delegate to Congress and earlier a leading Kentucky born attorney The obituary notes his key role in early American mining and state representation
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New York
Charles D. Poston
Arizona
Congress
Kentucky
China Renounces Sovereignty Claims in Manchuria
A Daily Mail despatch from Peking reports a high authority says a clause in the recent mining and railway concessions with Russia requires China to renounce all sovereignty claims in Manchuria.
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London
Peking
The
Daily Mail
Russia
China
Manchuria
Poems Recited At Winona Leaders Seek Association Merge
The Western Association of Writers altered its program at Winona Lake Indiana as many expected speakers were absent. President W W Pfrimmer and Sue Gregory led readings with others including Mrs J W Koons Walkie Bruce Amsbury and S R Karn. A possible merger of the Writers Association with the Winona Assembly could place the writers convention within the regular assembly program.
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Commercial Tribune
Winona Lake
Ind
Western Association of Writers
W. W. Pfrimmer
Sue Gregory
Decatur, Ill
J. W. H. Koons
Muncie
F. F. Oldham
Cincinnati
Bruce Amsbury
Champaign
Ill
Opie Read
Chicago
Minnie T. Boyce
Ishael Makever
Osceola
Neb
Alfred Ellison
Anderson, Ind
Walkie Bruch Amsbury
S. R. Karn
Ft. Wayne
Writers’ Association
Winona Assembly
Writers’ Convention
Regular Assembly
Sol C. Dickey
Elocutionist Nan McKernnon Ends Life in Kentucky
Nanette McKernnon of Waco Texas, visiting her aunt in Lexington, died by swallowing carbo bolic acid at age 24. She was married to J H McKernnon, a druggist, less than a year ago. No cause given, friends deny domestic trouble. Her brother M Chapel Heath died by self destruction at the Gibson House in Cincinnati two years earlier.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Nannetté McKernnon
Waco
Tex
John Embry
Nannette Heath
M. C. Heath
Richmond
J. H. McKernnon
M. Chapel Heath
McKernnon
Gibson House
Cincinnati
Pig Iron Producers Plan New Syndicate
Independent pig iron makers in Youngstown Ohio plan a mammoth Bessemer steel plant to consume their furnace outputs. The new $2,000,000 corporation will be locally owned with Julian Kennedy as chief engineer to design the plans.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstow
W. O
Bessemer Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Julian Kennedy
Aged Minister Hangs Self Over Ills Near Columbus
The Rev. Othios Barrell, 65, hanged himself to a tree on the Olentangy River bank. His body was found with knees nearly touching the ground. Despondency and illness were given as the reasons. He formerly preached in Saginaw Michigan and Attica Indiana and had not held a church for years.
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Columbus
Othios Barrell
Olentangy River
Saginaw
Mich
Attica
Ird
Ohio Secretary of State records new incorporations
The Mullaly Reilly Clothing Company of Youngstown with 25000 capital, the Robeda Club Company of Cleveland with 95000 capital, and the Ramona Club of Cincinnati with directors listed. The Young Men's Christian Association of Akron and Wellington Telephone Company increase capital to 20000. Non Ohio incorporations admitted: Rapid Erecting Company of West Virginia with 1000 capital and National New Company of Indiana with 20000 capital.
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Columbus
Secretary of
Mullaly- Reilly Clothing Company
Youngstown
Capital Stock
Robeda Club Company
Cleveland
Ramona Club
Cincinnati
Albert Bettinger
William A. Schreiber
H. O. Buhrman
Charles Wiedemann
William Guckenberger
George F. Dieterle
Edward
National Aew Company
Indiana
Charter
Ohio
Ieland
Kentuckian Appointed Assistant Surgeon in Army
Washington June establishing the President named William T. Davis of Kentucky as an assistant surgeon with the rank of First Lieutenant in the army.
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Kentuckian
Commercial Tribune
Washington
William T. Davis
Kentucky
Ohio Teachers Convene at Put-in-Bay Session Opens with Address
The Ohio State Teachers Association holds its annual meeting at Put-in-Bay. Attendees from across the state fill boats arriving for sessions through Friday. Principal E W Coy of Hughes High opens with remarks. Booker T. Washington delivers the evening address.
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Ohio
Put-In Bay
Yeazell divorce settled out of court in Springfield
Milton J. Yeazell a wealthy stock man of Catawba was granted a decree while his wife Minnie D Crozier received 500 alimony. The suit drew public attention as Yeazell claimed wilful absence and gross neglect after she left five weeks after marriage. Mrs Yeazell now works in a New London Ohio factory.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Milton J. Yeazell
Catawba
Yeazell
Minnie D. Crozier
Chicago
Miss Crozier
Presbyterian Church
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prize Chances
The notice explains a $34,000 estimating contest with 1490 prizes. A group of ten people, including you and nine friends, each contributes an estimate and gains ten chances to win any prize, totaling 14,900 opportunities to claim a share of the prize pool.
Ruth Graham Amends Waywardness Case Shocks Chattanooga
Ruth Graham of Ft Wayne Ind along with another woman and a man were tried before a Justice of the Peace in Chattanooga Tenn and bound over to court. Charges include drunkenness disorderly conduct and gross immorality. The case has caused a sensation in Chattanooga highlighting the young woman s reckless conduct and connections to prominent locals.
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Commercial Tribune
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ruth Graham
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Graham
Indiana
South
Miss Graham
Indiana Music Teachers Association Holds 25th Convention
The twenty-fifth annual Indiana Music Teachers Association convention in Marion indastes a busy program with an illustrated lecture and organ recital by G M Chadwick of Chicago. Prof George Krueger of Cincinnati assisted by Klarissa Koens of Muncie and Edward Schliewen of Cincinnati gave recitals this afternoon with Margaret Berry of Vincennes soprano.
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Marion
Ind
Indiana Music Teachers' Association
G. M. Chadwick
Chicago
George Krueger
Cincinnati
Klarissa Koens
Muncie
Edward Schliewen
Margaret Berry
Vincennes
Bewly and Hoskins Marry in Self-Uniting Friends Ceremony
Charles Arthur Bewly of Cincinnati and Isabel Hoskins of Fairmount Indiana were married this evening at the First Friends Church in Fairmount in a selfuniting Friends ceremony. Guests from Cincinnati attended, witnessing the ancient rite without a minister.
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Commercial Tribune
Marion
Ind
Charles Arthur Bewly
Cincinnati
Isabel Hoskins
Fairmount
First Friends Church
Friends Church
Woman cashes $6000 German draft from estate
Wabash Indiana June 24 Mrs Joseph Kaiser received a six thousand dollar draft from Germany for a relative who died. She cashed the draft and shared the funds among her family after the postman delivered the letter.
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Commercial Tribune
Wabash
Ind
Joseph Kaiser
Germany
Somers Withdraws From Butler County Treasurer Race
In Butler County Ohio J A Somers withdraws leaving James B Carson Harry Engle and C M Semler as treasurer candidates with the contest narrowing to Carson versus Semler for the Democratic nomination.
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Hamilton, O
Butler County
J. A. Somers
James B. Carson
Harry Engle
C. M. Semler
Carson
Semler
Peruna praised by patients for relief from female issues
Mrs Anna Martin of Brooklyn reports backache dizziness and irregularities resolved in three months after using Peruna. Marie Johnson of Detroit says eleven years of female troubles ended in three months. Ruth Emerson of Buffalo cites relief from painful menstruation in six weeks. The ad claims Peruna cures catarrh and invites readers to request Dr Hartman’s free health book and advice.
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Anna Martin
Hoyt Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Peruna
Weill
Marie Johnson
Columbia
East
Detroit
Mich
Templar
Hope Lodge
Independent Order
Good Templars
Johnson
Ruth Emerson
Sycamore Street
Buffalo
Hartman
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Mayor Holden Injured in Zanesville Clubbing Fight
In Zanesville Ohio on Monday Mayor Holden sustained serious injuries from a police clubbing incident. The attack, described as severe with a blow to the back of his head, prompted extended medical care and postponed his contempt hearing. Meanwhile W. S. McQuain, arrested for a crap game, sought dismissal alleging protection payments to the mayor.
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Zanesville
Holden
Tracy
McQuain
Reed
Elopement Ends As irate father intercepts couple
Miss Elsie Wagner sixteen daughter of John Wagner Rochester area eloped Sunday night with Clarence Hartgrow. They fled after obtaining a Plymouth marriage license which was refused due to her age. The father caught them in Plymouth Hartgrow fled while Elsie returned home with her father.
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Wabash
Ird
Elsie
John Wagner
Rochester
Clarence Hartgrow
Plymouth
Hartgrow
Mad dog scare stalks Newtown and Green dale suburbs
In Lawrenceburg area a loose mad dog bites a 9 year old and a little girl, then attacks more animals on its flight toward Aurora. Children are treated with mudstone dressings in Cleves. Officers pursue the animal but it eludes capture amid county updates on local church services, school events, and a work accident.
Farr on Trial for Murder in Street Fight
Huntington W V June 25 John B Farr a leading Republican politician is on trial here for killing Owen Ross last August during a street fight. This is Farrs third trial as former attempts resulted in hung juries.
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Commercial Tribune
Huntington
W. Va
John &. Farr
Owen Ross
Farr
Aberdeen Fire Wreaks Destruction in City Center
A major blaze in Aberdeen Ohio today wrecked part of the city center. The large livery stable of Joe B Gilbert and the L R Campbell blacksmith shop were destroyed along with several sheds, with losses over 10000 dollars. Five horses perished, including a horse belonging to Deputy Sheriff Charles Biehm. The Mineral Well Hotel near the stable was damaged and manager Carlisle Kennedy suffered severe head burns.
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Commercial Tribune
Aberdeen
Joe B. Gilbert
L. R. Campbell
Brown County
Charles Biehm
Mineral Well
Carlisle Kennedy
Firebugs Nearly Caused Holocaust In Hotel Inferno
In Alexandria Indiana two strangers who registered at the Brandon Hotel set fire to the frame building by tearing plaster and placing oiled rags behind partitions. The blaze was discovered in time and stopped before a holocaust. The hotel, owned by Solomon Hamburger of Cincinnati, had been in litigation with lessee Jesse Frazee for a year. damage listed as nominal as occupants stayed safe.
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Commercial Tribune
Alexandria
Ind
Brandon Hotel
Solomon Hamburger
Cincinnati
Jesse Frazee
Dearborn County Medical Associa tion meets in Aurora Council Hall
Dearborn County Medical Association held its regular quarterly meeting at Council Hall on Tuesday evening. The ladies of St. Marys Church will host a coffee social at St. Johns Hall this afternoon followed by a lawn fete. Gus Siemantel died of consumption and was buried from the Presbyterian church on Tuesday afternoon with Rev. J. F. Wilson presiding. C Somerfield of this city has been ordered from Tokyo to Vladivostok in the United States Navy. The nineteenth annual Sons of Veterans encampment will be at Rising Sun July 7 8 and 9 with Governor Durbin and district staff in attendance. Misses Carla Kassebaum Emma Taylor and Bessie Du Chemin are attending the State University Summer School at Bloomington.
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Council Hall
St. Mary’s Church
St. John’s Hall
Gus Siemantel
Presbyterian Church
J. F. Wilson
C. Somerfield
United States Navy
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