Covington Council Accepts Williams Lot for Street Extension
Covington and Newport authorities approved a triangular lot purchase from H W Williams to extend Twentieth Street between Letitia and St Louis as part of street grade ordinances. An Eastern avenue and Denver street ordinance passed, plus a sewer construction on Eastern avenue from Wallace to the trunk sewer. Williams street brick paving was ordered with contractor penalties, and an ordinance appropriating 3511 dollars for claims was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Board of Aldermen
Council
H. W Williams
Twentieth Street
Letitia
St. Louis
Eastern Avenue
Denver Street
Wallace Avenue
Williams Street
Deaf couple wed by sign language in Covington
George B. Kelley of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania and Louise Ecy Brink of Indianapolis Indiana received a marriage license in Covington yesterday. Reverend J. S. Blackburn of the First Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony with responses written on paper since both spouses are deaf. The knot was tied with the same regularity as if they could hear and speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
J. S. Blackburn
First Presbyterian Church
George B. Kelley
Beaver Falls
Louise. E. Cy Brink
Indianapolis
Ind
Lang to be released for mother's funeral in Covington
Frank Lang, sentenced to fifty days and fined $50 after a complaint by his wife, will be released from Covington Jail Saturday morning to attend his mother Margaret Lang's funeral at St. Joseph's Church. He will be returned to jail after the services. The mother died Wednesday afternoon at 238 East Thirteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lang
Covington
Margaret Lang
East Thirteenth Street
Lang
St. Joseph's Church
Covington Briefs Highlight Permits Deaths and Civic Actions
City Auditor Gould issued building permits for Mother of God Church parsonage at 77 West Sixth Street 500 dollars a four room cottage on Garrard Avenue 1100 dollars and 22 East Fourth Street addition 100 dollars. Mrs Josephine Meiners wife of Street Inspector Meiners died at 298 West Twelfth Street after six months illness. Funeral Saturday at Mother of God Church. City Treasurer Percival keeps office open 7 to 9 p m for fund taxes. Tony Henry held in Covington Jail on robbery charge linked to Latonia saloon hold up. Thomas Patterson awaiting trial. Health dept starts weed crusade on vacant lots. owners ordered to cut by July 1 or city will do so and assess costs. Board of Education awards run of mine coal contract to Lignite Coal Co at 2 05 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Gould
Mother of God Church
West Sixth Street
Joseph Schlarman
Garrard Avenue
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Ada L. Wayman
East Fourth Street
Josephine Meiners
Philip Meiners
H. G. Meiners
West Twelfth Street
Covington
Sandford and Salters
Henry
W. P. Shotwell
Latonia
Thomas Patterson
Committee On Supplies
Covington Board of Education
Lignite Coal Company
Last Day to Pay Without Penalty Indicated by City Treasurer
Tuesday is the final day to pay without penalty per H. W. Percival, City Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Perciva
May arrest guardsmen for absence from duty orders
Lieutenant George Simmonite in command of the Covin Company of militia has orders to arrest all absentees from rill and inspection. Of fifty two members, thirty two reported for a recent nighttime duty, leaving twenty absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rill
Covin Company of Militia
George Simmonite
Ten Heat Victims Reported in Covington
Two more women died from heat in Covington bringing total deaths to ten in four days in Kenton County. Mrs. Benjamin Hegener of 229 Court Avenue and Mrs. H. H. Albers of 122 Pike Street were reported to have succumbed Wednesday afternoon after earlier reports of improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Benjamin Hegener
Court Avenue
H. H. Albers
Pike Street
Kenton County
Real Estate Transfers in Latonia and Vicinity
Property deeds show transfers including Monta Leonard to H R Stephens on Scott street with a 7 foot bore, Nannie Thornton and others to J Cason in Hall Bird and Stephens subdivision Lot 79 Latonia, and G Allen to C J and Nellie Nalls for Lots 29 and 81 in Schmidt and Allen subdivision. J H Mersman trustee to Minerva Ste B F and F B Rice to Walker C Hall by 133 feet in Twentieth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Ste B. F
F. B. Rice
Walker C. Hall
Twentieth Street
County Attorney Can End Suits In Tax Case
County Judge H P Stephens ruled that the County Attorney may dismiss lawsuits for omitted taxes in the County Court. The decision involved Revenue Agent Anderson and County Attorney Tracy who moved to dismiss 112 tax suits, with appeal possible to Circuit Court and likely to Court of Appeals. The Bavarian Brewing Company case was also decided, with the court dismissing the suit as taxes had been paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
H. P. Stephens
Holland P. Anderson
Tracy
M. J. Holt
Louisville
Anderson
W. H. Whiteman
Stephens
Frank Tracy
Holt
Circuit Court
Court of Appeals
the Commonwealth
The
Bavarian Brewing Company
Flag at Half Mast for Grover Cleveland Mourning
Government officials in Covington ordered the American flag to fly at half mast on the Custom House for thirty days in mourning for the late Grover Cleveland. The directive takes effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Custom House
Grover Cleveland
Runaway Horse Endangers Bellevue Dairyman
A horse hitched to George Plieman’s wagon ran away in Bellevue Kentucky after a passing car frightened it. The animal dashed along Foote avenue to Center street, struck a telephone pole, and was finally halted near Patchen avenue after Charles Spinks restrained it. The horse sustained only leg scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Plieman
Bellevue
Foote Avenue
Front Street
Center Street
Berry Avenue
Charles Spinks
Patchen Avenue
Girl narrowly saved by streetcar fender incident
Rose Himoivitz six, daughter of Charles Himoivitz of 115 East Fifth Street Newport Kentucky, escaped serious harm when a Monmouth streetcar nearly struck her at Fifth and Monmouth. The motorman’s fender knocked her aside and she was carried a short distance before the car stopped. She returned home with a small scalp wound and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Himoivitz
Charles Himoivitz
East Fifth Street
Newport
Fifth and
Monmouth
Raft Disaster Nearly Drowns Boy at Ft. Thomas Pond
Albert Laverow ten, of Penaldton avenue South Bellevue, nearly drowned after a raft built by friends broke up in five to six feet deep duck pond near Grand avenue. Ben Wilson, a teamster, rescued the unconscious boy as other youths reached shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
William Laverow
Penaldton Avenue
Bellevue
Grand Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Laveron
Ben Wilson
Kenton Court Notes cover multiple court actions
The Kenton Circuit Court saw Crown Brewing Co of Cincinnati sue Isadore and Bettie Iversohn and Bavarian Brewing Co for 362.38 after alleging transfers to defeat judgments of 110.10 and 252.28. Also listed are judgments entered in Luprecht v Lifschitz 62.80 and Hall v Plunkett 426, People's Savings Bank v Fred 300, and resumed L L Manson v Latonia Agricultural Association. Early & Daniel sued 8 D Davis for 150, horses attached, and probates of George Komescher and Elizabeth Nepper wills noted with executors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Brewing Company
Cincinnati
Isadore
Bettie Iversohn
Bavarian Brewing Company
Kenton
Covington
George Luprecht
Harry Lifschitz
W. C. Hall
M. J. Plunkett
People’s Savings Bank and Trust Company
Fred
Shaw
Early & Daniel
D. Davis
Latonia
Ben Biedenberg
Princess Johnson
Veranda
Fire destroys furniture in Newport street blaze
A fire sparked by hot ashes in a rear barrel at 711 York Street damaged adjoining frame buildings. George Fulmer’s property contained stored furniture, all of which was destroyed with about 300 dollars in losses. Postmaster Meyer appointed James Price William Hoffmeier and Thomas Burns as additional Newport letter carriers after civil service exams. Two will serve Newport districts and one in Bellevue and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Street
George Fulmer
Meyer
Newport
James Price
William Hoffmeier
Thomas Burns
Washington
Bellevue
Dayton
Newport Adopts Speed and Traffic Rules for Steam Trains
The Newport Board of Council approved ordinances limiting steam train speeds to six miles per hour within city limits and imposing daily fines for violations. Other measures require flagmen at crossings and penalties for trains blocking streets, with police enforcement and a water mains damage claim against L. and N. Railroad. The body also discussed street improvements, a garbage reduction plant extension, and Bellevue annexation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
L. & N. Railroad Company
Saratoga
Theodore Marz
General Council
John Hills
W. S. Small
James Fisk
Bellevue Welfare Association
G. M. Geiger
Bellevue Council
Bellevue
Baker
Moore
Fights Sumptuary Laws at Kentucky German Alliance Meet
Newport prepares for the Kentucky State German Alliance convention at Music Hall next Sunday. State Secretary Joseph Deiterman has issued credentials to over 100 delegates from Newport and Cincinnati area towns. A Louisville delegation of about 100 will attend, with many others from surrounding cities. The alliance includes eighty societies with more than 5,000 members and aims to preserve German language and customs and oppose sumptuary laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Kentucky State German Alliance
Music Hall
Joseph Deiterman
Louisville
Cincinnati
Covington
Bellevue
Dayton
State Alliance
Salesman Weds Miss Hughes in Quiet Dayton Ceremony
George H. Opie of Eighth Avenue Dayton and Virgie Lee Hughes of Pt. Pleasant W Va married at St Johns Episcopal Church Cincinnati witnessed by relatives and intimate friends. After a wedding trip in the East the couple will reside in Dayton. Opie is a longtime traveling salesman for the Wadsworth Watch Case Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Opie
Eighth Avenue
Dayton
Wadsworth Watch Case Company
Virgie Lee Hughes
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Edgar Dickerson
Opie
Wadsworth Company
Cincinnati
Park Policeman Appointed in New Port Park
Mayor Krieger has appointed Hugo Schaefer park policeman to protect the park donated to New Port at the Ohio and Licking Rivers junction. The park had no protection for months with trees cut, benches taken, and other damages. Schaefer is ordered to enforce ordinances against baseball gambling and other violations in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krieger
Hugo Schaefer
Newport
Ohio
Licking Rivers
Schaefer
Funeral arrangements for Rev. Father A J Gruber
The body of Rev. Father A J Gruber pastor of St. John's Orphanage will lie in state Friday afternoon in St. John's Church. A Pontifical high mass will be celebrated Saturday morning by Rt Rev Bishop C P Maes. Gruber formerly served as pastor of St. John's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Gruber
St. John’s Orphanage
C. P. Maes
St. John’s Church
Father Gruber
St. John's Church
Democrats Buy Time and Campaign Cash Ahead of Schedule
The Democratic Congressional Committee faces a funding challenge as Lloyd the chairman travels to New York to secure loyalty and money. The group started fundraising two months early and plans extensive outreach to sustain literature distribution, aiming to keep campaign plans on track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Committee
New York
Washington
Democratic Congressional Committee
Lloyd
Lloyd Today
Marines arrive for Panama duty ahead of elections
The Tacoma cruiser carrying eighty marines arrived at Colon and the U S government plans to have 1,250 marines in the canal zone before election day to deter fraud and maintain peace. Marines will be stationed at Corozal Diablo Hill and Camp Elliott near Bas Obispo with steady force in place as Panama’s parties contend for advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Tacoma
Colon
Canal Zone
Panama
State Department
Corozal
Diablo Hill
Camp Elliott
Bas Obispo
Brumbaugh Will Filed as Divorce Suit Dismissed in Ohio
In Hamilton Ohio on June 25 Mrs Jane Brumbaughs will was filed and the divorce action brought by Dr E Brumbaugh former mayor of Seven Mile against her was dismissed. The will leaves the entire estate to her brothers who had been sued for alienation of affections.
Teachers Favor An Ohioan
Cleveland June 25 Delegates arrive for the National Educational Association convention with convention politics in view President W O Thompson of Ohio State University is discussed as the next association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Educational Association
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Bellevue Welfare Association fights city water franchise control
The Bellevue Welfare Association seeks a court injunction to block a city council move on water ordinances and the current contract. It distributes a petition urging Bellevue annexation to Newport and to postpone actions on water and light franchises, alleging a push to bind the city to a 20 year corporate agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Association of
Bellevue
Yungblut
Welfare Association
Newport
Campbell County Court Notes Probate and Trust Actions
The Campbell County cases include Harry O K rent as administrator suing Samuel O K rent with guardian T P Carothers appointed for minor heirs. The will of Rev Carl Koch filed for probate bequeaths Esther C Koch 2000 and divides the remainder among Marie Ruprecht Kate E Eppink William Arthur and Rev C B Koch executor named without bond. Articles of incorporation for Campbell County Aid Society filed naming Charles B Gorman John McCoy and Mary C Gorman to aid the county poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O’krent
Samuel O’krent
T. P. Carothers
Carl Koch
Esther C. Koch
Marie L.ruprecht
Kate E. Eppink
William A
Arthur Koch
C. B. Koch
Salem M. E
Newport
Campbell County Aid Society
Charles B. Gorman
John McCoy
Mary C. Gorman
Weber Realty Transfer to Frank F Thorpe
Newport real estate record shows Weber Realty Company transferring Lots 71 and 72 in the original plan of sport to Frank F Thorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Weber Realty Company
Frank F. Thorpe
Ohio Club Women Lead Ninth Biennial General Federation
Miss Annie Laws of Cincinnati spoke on Ohio work at the General Federation of Women’s Clubs session in Boston. Delegates toured Mrs. Jack Gardner’s Italian palace and other Brookline show places before a State House reception hosted by Gov. and Mrs. Guild. Topics covered included civic welfare and the pure food movement, with lectures on sanitation and domestic science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Boston
Annie Laws
Cincinnati
Ohio State Federation of Women's Clubs
Cincinnati Woman's Club
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Symphony Hall
Miss Laws
Chickering Hall
Ohio
General Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Gardner
Jack Gardner
Charles Sargent
Harvard
Brookline
Ward
Walter McNab Miller
Columbia
Mary Hinman Abel
Baltimore
Charles Harrington
Massachusetts Board of Health
Joseph B. Dibrell
Canal Zone
Helen V. Boswell
New York
Howard Walker
Sadie American
Washington
W. W. Penfield
State House
Curtis Guild
Draper
Mary Hinman Able
Bryan running mate named Kern by Taggart in Denver
Thomas Taggart, chairman of the National Democratic Committee, arrived in Denver with a Vice Presidential boom. He predicted William Jennings Bryan would be nominated on the first ballot and that John W. Kern of Indiana would be his running mate, with Kern nominated by John L. Lamb or J. B. Shiveley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Thomas Taggart
National Democratic Committee
Bryan
John W. Kern
Indiana
Kern
John L. Lamb
J. B. Shiveley
Bridge Falls Into River In Flood Near Gallipolis
The Racoon River flood undermined an iron bridge at Gallipolis Ohio causing it to collapse as a carriage with Noah Clark and Mr and Mrs Ed Smith crossed. All fell about thirty feet into the water but survived after a desperate struggle though seriously injured. Storm damage harmed nearby crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Raccoon River
Noah Clark
Ed Smith
Hafid Proclaimed Sultan of Morocco at Mogador
In Tangier reports claim Muflai Hafid, brother of Sultan Abd-El-Azid, has been proclaimed Sultan of Morocco at Mogador amid ongoing insurgent activity and regional upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mogador
Tangier
Muflai Hafid
Sultan Abd-El-Azid
Morocco
Brazil Denies Selling Ships to Japan Amid Navy Expansion
In Washington on June 25, Brazilian Charge d Affaires Sylvino Gargal Do Amaral denied groundless rumors that Brazil builds ships for Japan or any other country. He outlined Brazil's naval plans, noting Japan or England as unlikely buyers and highlighting Argentine opposition spread from London. An official inquiry may follow with help from American and foreign naval officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Japan
Sylvino Gargal Do Amaral
Mr. de Amaral
Brazil
England
London
Aeroplane June Bug Flies 2175 Feet in 41 Seconds
The aeroplane June Bug achieved a successful flight at Hammondport New York on June 25 covering 2,175 feet in 41 seconds. It sustained 36.2 miles per hour at about 45 feet altitude while a heavy wind aided its forward motion and the descent ended without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Bug
New York
Hammondsport
N. Y
Carmack Man Is Killed in Fight in Lebanon
Captain Ellis Harper was shot and killed in Lebanon Tennessee after an alleged clash with William Suit. Harper, a Carmack man and Civil War figure, reportedly attacked Suit with a stick. Suit, from Patterson, had written an article provoking Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Tenn
Ellis Harper
William Suit
Harper
Suit
Nashville
Carmack
King Edward Honors Celebrate Birthday With New Peers
London June 25. King Edward's birthday honors list includes four new peers and ten new privy councillors, eleven baronets and twenty five knights. Notables: Sir Anthony Patrick MacDonnell resigns as Under Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and George Whiteley, MP for the West Riding of Yorks, resigns Liberal whip. Sir Charles Fitzpatrick, Chief Justice of Canada, and Thomas Wallace Russell named Privy Councillors. Baronet Sir Thomas Lauder Brunton and MP Robert William Perks also listed. Knights include J J Lavene, art connoisseur, J A R Murray, dictionary author, and W J Falconbridge. Canadian astronomer W F Kinger named companion of the Order of St Michael and St George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Anthony Patrick MacDonnell
Ireland
George Whiteley
West Riding of Yorks
Charles Fitzpatrick
Canada
Thomas Wallace Russell
Tyrone
Thomas Lauder Brunton
Robert William Perks
Lincolnshire
Charles T. Yerkes
J. J. Lavene
Turner’s Gallery
Turner
James A. R. Murray
Dictionary Fame
R. A. Hadfield
The
Iron and Steel Institute
S. M. Wickersham
Allegheny
W. J. Falconbridge
Province of
Quebec
W. F. Kinger
Order of St. Michael and St. George
London teachers marry after completing Cupid course
Edward H Lyle and Mary F Lynch both teachers at the London Kentucky academy received a marriage license diploma from Rev. Heber D Ketcham at Trinity Methodist Church. They became Mr and Mrs Lyle and left for a honeymoon to Denver. Lyle previously taught in the academy business department and Lynch also taught there four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Edward H Lyle
Mary F. Lynch
London
Lyle
Heber D. Ketcham
Trinity Methodist Church
Denver
Academy
The
Methodist Church, South
Miss Lynch
Social and Personal Royalty and Bridal Preparations Detailed
Informal bridge party honors Miss Nanne Weakley before her marriage to Carl Barth. Attendees include May Weakley Clara Weakley Alice Weakley and other relatives. Wedding plans feature a large party with attendants bridesmaids ushers and a best man. Grace Dunham to wed William Yates McGill with East Walnut Hills family present. Also a trolley party for visitors Madame Madeleine Buegel and Helen Buegel plus lengthy guest list from Evansville and Erlanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanne Weakley
Carl Barth
Earl M. Galbraith
Considine Avenue
Price Hill
May Weakley
Clara Weakley
Alice Weakley
Stanley Merrill
Eldon James
Randolph
Patterson
Walter Murray
Miss Becker
Lillie Becker
May Becker
Geneva Redd
Caroline Maxwell
Mendenhall
J. L. Closterman
Weakley
Barth
Clara Ruth Weakley
Alice Hunt Weakley
Mary Geneva Redy
Caroline Neff “Maxwell
Albert Lester Baker
Robert Baker Weakley
Lester DuPont Collier
Nathaniel Hamilton Maxwell
Clifford Albert Wiltsee
Miss Weakley
Highland Place
Avondale
Eldon’ James
James
Lester Collier
Clifford Wiltsee
Sarah Barth
George H. Dunham
Stanton Avenue
East
Walnut Hills
Grace H. Dunham
William Yates McGill
Ely
Nev
Alice Harruot
Harry Box
Mr. McGill
W. N. MccGill
Madeleine Buegel
Helen Buegel
Atlantic
Charles Lawson
Elsie Giesecke
Evansville
Indiana
Ida and
Carrie Lunkenheimer
Ind
Hogan
Erlanger
Springmeier
Roach
de Wan
Marguerite Cook
Nellie de Wan
May Streibel
Clara Noel
Josephine Berlinger
Catherine Lasance
Florence Rowell
Lucille Springmeier
Irene Ustick
Loretta de Wan
Nettie Niehaus
Florence
Anna May Buegel
Lawrence Buegel
Purely Personal Summer Travel Notices Across Cincinnati Suburbs
A string of residents from Mt. Auburn Avondale and Walnut Hills depart for coastal getaways and European tours. Families—Higgins Osbornes Trounstines Foys Kaysers Blains Schiencks Britneys Chatfields Jamesons Pappenheims Stark Lodge Hoadly Peck Pritz Voss—head to Atlantic City Mackinac Island Marblehead Nor Europe and more with stays ranging from a few weeks to three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P.higgins
McGregor Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Asbury Park
N. J
Josephine Osborne
Sarah Wilson
Hotel Sterling
Atlantic City
Sam Trounstine
Helen Trounstine
Avondale
T. J. Foy
Nassau Street
Walnut Hills
New York
Ulyses Truitt
William L. Kayser
Holland
Paris
Elizabeth Blain
Dakota Avenue
Harbor Beach
Mich
Oscar Schienck
Carl
Robert
Adele Curtis
Westwood
Walter Tasker
Tusculum
John Griffith
Seattle
Wash
Roumania
Italy
Cincinnati
Malcolm Dulaney
Louise
Malcolm
Oak Villa
de Mossville
Kentucky
Jennings Miller
North Crescent Avenue
Marblehead
Mass
E. E. Britney
Lexington Avenue
A. H. Chatfield
Madison Road
East Walnut Hills
Boston
Camden
A. W. H. Jameson
Haight Avenue
Northside
Europe
Alexander Pappenheim
Highland Avenue
S. Stark
Jack
William Lodge
Ridgeway Avenue
Lodge
Cynthiana
Biddeford Pool
George Hoadly
Grandin Road
George Hoadly, Jr
Saranac Lake
N. Y
H. H. Peck
Reading Road
Middle Bass Club
Lake Erie Shore
Ben Pritz
Charlevoix
H. W. Voss
Rhea Voss
Highlaws Avenue
Niagara Falls
Sand Lake
Wis
Kentuckians Attend Summer Plans and Visits
Covington residents plan summer stays at Watch Hill and Fernbank and take brief trips to Chicago Richmond and Marblehead. Society members entertain guests in Covington and Ft Thomas while Kenyon College commencement draws attendees from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Shinkle
Covington
Watch Hill
Frank
Chicago
Thomas Chamers
Petersburg
Alice Worthington
Thomas
Porter
Fernbank
Archie Stuard
Charles Osborn
Samuel Boyd
Cora Hamilton
Anna Hamilton
Robert Hamilton
Marblehead
Massachusetts
Frances Winter
Thomas Hagan
Newport
Robert Putman
Ft. Thomas
Florida
Charles Sloan
Ida B. Sloan
Blairsville
Louise Giani
Visalia
Kittie Cranch
Agnes Halpin
New York
Bright McMillan
Carthage
Frances Manser
Also Mentioned on This Page
Covington and Newport
Board of Aldermen
Covington Briefs
Ghote
Onan
Fannie Grabenstetter
Ciheinnat
Louisec
Brink
R. Rapp
Parkersburg
Catherine B. Gale
Hamilton, CO
Lanee Laurence Ripple
Delaware
Mamie Kennedy
Francis E. Bramon
Richmond
Estella L. Spear
Stew Nee
Roy J. Stoats
Howard
Buckeye
Rhichara Clark
Hamilton
Catherine Dierkes
Quincy, Il
Covington Real Estate
Post
Eogene
Elijah
Cerea
Postum
Steed
Raft
Duck Pond
Kenton Court Notes
George Komescher
Charlotte
Mary Nepper
Joseph Nepper
Timmerding
Francisca Darpel
Edward Darpel
Elizabeth Nepper
Louis
August Nepper
Newport News
Park Avenue
Third
Sixth Street
Boone Street
Ninth
Tenth
Columbia Street
Eighth
Central Avenue
Fourth Street
Orchard Street
Eleventh
Lindsay Street
Isabella
Patterson Street
Fifth Street
York
Albert B. Kelley Company
America
Thompson Boomed
Educational Association
Campbell County Courts
Thomas Glenn, Jr
Eliza Petters
Newport, Ky
Thomas S. Short
Florence E. Fagan
Mentor
Merwin
Dayton, Seeewene
Lee Hughes
Pleasa
Newport Real Estate
Ohio Club
Cincinnati Association
Mrs. Guild
Alice Parker
Playground Association of America
Ellen H. Richards
Taggart Booms Hoosier
Hafid
King
Cupid
God of
Social and Personal
Kentucky Society
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