Surprise Sprung In Open Tourney At Englewood
George Sargent entered from Hyde Manor Sudbury Vermont won the fourteenth annual open gold championship at Englewood links by four strokes with 290. Second place went to Thomas McNamara Boston and others followed including Alex Smith Willie Anderson John Hobens Isaac Mackie Walter J Travis and Andrew Campbell. Travis was the only amateur to share in the purse.
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Englewood
N. J
George Sargent
Hyde Manor
Sudbury
United States
Sargent
Sagent
Ottawa
Canada
Vermont
Dominion
Red Mcleod
Chicago
Thomas McNamara
Boston
Walter J. Travis
Wollaston Golf Club
Alex Smith
Wykagyl Country Club
New Rochelle
N. Y
Willie Anderson
Country Club
St. Louis
John Hobens
Isaac Mackie
Foxhills
Staten Island
Garden City
Andrew Campbell
Spring Haven
Robert Peebles
St. Joseph Valley Country Club
South Bend
Ind
HE. H. Barker
Thomas Anderson, Jr
Montclair
Uh O
Amateur Dope Weekend Doubleheader At League Park
Saturday features a doubleheader at League Park with Avondale vs Ivorydale at 2 p.m. and a Shoe and Leather League game to follow. The Candy curb features trades and a mix of clubs including College Hill and Lockland Carey, while Fleischmann leads the Queen City league. A busy slate lists Norwood, Madisonville, Pleasant Ridge, and Northside matchups, with umpire and scorer details for each battering and fielding setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Park
Avondale
Ivorydale
Shoe and Leather
Bushelman
Ivorydale Bunch
Dieh
Tarbill
Nippert
Roberts
McGinnes
Cristman
College Hill
Lockland Carey
Hartwell
Haberer
Hahn
Carey
Lockland- Carey
Williamson
Bosler
Johnson
Mhuaberer
Feye
Stroupe
Pleasant Ridge
Northside
Nioth
Ridge Boys
Donnell
Doyle
Wood
Macke
Devanney
Foster
Madisonvlle
Norwood
Madisonville
Gatch
Farrell
Norwood Hollis
Hessler
Poole
Klopp
Lockland-Carey
Masse
Avondale Tees
Pleasant
Lockland Care
Cote Carridar
Nebraska Indians to play at Erlanger and Wiedemann parks
The famous Lincoln Nebraska Indian baseball team will visit Erlanger park July 3 for a game and then play a series at Wiedemann ballpark July 4 and 5. Tobey will start one game in the rotation.
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Greensburg
Chas.Benz
le Roys
Bohland
Roell
Lincoln
Neb
Erlanger Park
Erlanger
Wiedemann’s Park
Nebraska Indians
Wiedemann
Tobey
Indians
Women Golfers to Stage Tom Morris Contest
The Women s Western Golf Association announces a July 1 competition for women at eighteen holes against par. Teams consist of four players, no age limit, and Crafts W Higgins of Chicago offers a cup for the event. The format mirrors the June 16 contest but with fewer players per side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Golf Association
Julia Hunt
Crafts W. Higgins
Four-way tie for first in Chicago grand American handicap
Four amateurs share top score at the Chicago Gun Club after a 96 of 100 targets. John Livingston from Springville Alabama Fred Shattuck of Columbus Ohio George Burns of Cleveland Ohio and William Wettleaf of Nichols Iowa all lead the final round will determine the champion tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pugilist Jack Monroe Invites Mayor McClellan to Hunting Trip
New York June 25 Jack Monroe the pugilist who twice fought James J Jeffries called on Mayor McClellan and as Elk City Ontario mayor invited him to visit and go hunting and fishing near the mines where Monroe reportedly made a fortune McClellan said he would try to accept next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Monroe
James J. Jeffries
McClellan
Elk City
Ontario
Monroe
Dovey Succeeds Late Brother as Boston Head
Boston June 25 John Dovey was elected president of the Boston National League team to succeed his late brother George Dovey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Boston
John Dovey
National League Baseball
George Dovey
Weston Resumes Walk After Wells Milestone in Utah
Edward Payson Weston, having reached Wells, Nevada, 175 miles west of Ogden, Utah, last night resumed his walk at eight forty five in the morning, passing Deeth, twenty miles west of Wells. He is in excellent physical condition.
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Ogden
Utah
Edward Payson Weston
Wells
Nev
Here
Deeth
Polo Cup Match Postponed Between Meadowbrook and Hurlingham
The second game in the Meadowbrook of Long Island and Hurlingham series for the American polo cup, slated for tomorrow, has been postponed likely to June 30 due to rain that softened the ground.
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London
Meadowbrook
L. I
Hurlingham
South Bend Edges Wheeling 4-3 In Central League Game
South Bend defeated Wheeling 4 to 3 in a Central League baseball match at Wheeling. Battery details list Martin and Tieman for South Bend and Phillips and Stratton for Wheeling, with Nelly and BeeH contributing.
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South Bend
Wheelinse
CIA Anebeen
Martin and
Tieman
Nelly
Phillips and Stratton
National League announces contracts and releases
Acting president Heydler announced approvals of contracts and releases today. Contracts include Boston with W A Autrey assigned by Cincinnati and Cincinnati with Frank J Egan and W T Miller. Releases list Boston to Memphis Southern league J Chandler Ball by Pittsburg, Roy A Thomas unconditionally. Player Claimed Boston Rey A Thomas.
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Igda
A Heydler
National League
Boston
W. A. Autrey
Cincinnati
Frank J. Egan
W. T. Miller
Memphis
Southern League
J. Chandler Ball
Pittsburg
Roy A. Thomas
Rey A. Thomas
Commission orders Slagel to repay $103 mispaid by Chicago club
A national commission ruled that Jimmy Slagel must return 103 dollars wrongly paid to him by President Murphy of the Chicago club. The finding specifies repayment of the mispayment to the club’s administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Commission
Jimmy Slagel
Murphy
Chicago
Lancaster and Newark Postponed by Rain
Special Dispatch reports Lancaster and Newark did not play today due to rain. Games were rained out in Lancaster, delaying scheduled baseball action between the two teams.
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Commercial Tribune
Lancaster
Neward
Vine Clifton defeats Avondale in Norwood battle
Vine and Clifton boys edged Avondale 10 to 8 at Norwood yesterday. McDaniels and Philhower logged two base hits, while Taylor and Philhower struck out multiple times. Passed balls by Bradley and Fredricks, 2 each. Time two minutes. Ampre Widmeyer pitched.
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Vine-Clifton
Avondale
Vine and Clifton
Norwood
Ciiftone Ae
McDaniels
Philhower
Taylor
Bradley
Fredricks
Pahilhewer
Ampre
Widmeyer
Bohemian Girl Terpsichorean Weekend at Chester Park
At Chester park this afternoon Miss Louie Collier performs The Bohemian Girl with a 3 p m matinee. In the evening Miss Adelaide Norwood sings Leonora in Il Trovatore. Sunday The Mikado closes the Gilbert and Sullivan program starring the grand operatic cast. The Indian village ends its run with Chief Little Buffalo 90 joining the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Louie Collier
Adelaide Norwood
Leonora
Chester
Turnfest Visitors Pack Coney Island For Holiday Crowd
Last evening a large part of Turners from Chicago gathered at Coney Island for a clubhouse party. Remainder of Windy City visitors will join Monday. A half holiday brings big crowds to the river park with cool rides and rural facilities in high demand amid rising local trade. Pete Baker ends a two week engagement this afternoon as boats run extra trips to handle the late crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Coney Island
Windy City
Coney
August Herrmann
River Park
Lccal
Pete Baker
Lagoon Presents Vaudeville in Amphitheater For One Week
The Lagoon will present vaudeville in the amphitheater for one week starting tomorrow. The bill is an attractive and unusually strong offering for that class of theatrical entertainment. This change from musical comedy is for next week only, and has been introduced in order to give the operating company time to organize its big surprise that is announced to open in the theater July 4 week.
Stair and Havlin Buy Bijou Theater in Pittsburg for 870000
Stair and Havlin are reported to have purchased the Bijou theater in Pittsburg from the McNulty estate for 870,009 dollars. Klaw & Erlanger Nixon & Zimmerman were bidders but Stair and Havlin surpassed their limit. The Bijou will continue as a popular price theater.
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Stair and
Havlin
Pittsburg
McNulty
Klaw & Erlanger-Nixon & Zimmerman
Stair
Shubert Brothers Sign Contracts for New 2200-Seat Theater
Jacob J. Shubert and brothers Sam S. and Lee Shubert incorporated sign contracts to construct a new theater in St. Louis, Missouri, with seating for 2,200. The Shubert firm already operates one local theater.
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Shubert Theater
St. Louis
Jacob J. Shubert
Sam S
Lee Shubert, Incorporated
Shuberts
Hotel Clerks Gather for Annual Outing at La Goon
The Hotel Clerks Association of Cincinnati plans a day long event at the La Goon venue with contests on lawns and boat races open to all. Attendees will view the final performance of The Hustler and a farewell show by the New York Musical Comedy company. An evening banquet for about 150 members and guests will feature speeches on hotel business and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagoon
Hotel Clerks
Association of
Cincinnati
New York Musical Comedy Company
Swain's Bird Circus at the Zoo to Perform Free
The Zoo hosts an entertainment feature during Kyrl band intermissions with Swain's birds and barnyard fowls showing trained acts. Next week a troupe of performing bears will replace the aviary show in the Zoo pavilion offering a unique brand of comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swain
Zoo
Kyrl
Prof. Swain
Shaw Play Press Cuttings Banned by Censor
London reports George Bernard Shaw labels censor action revenge for King Edward honor to Beerbohm Tree. Shaw notes censor forbids Press Cuttings after the king named Tree, who would stage It, and jokes about becoming a duke to complete the situation.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
The
Times
Edward
Beerbohm Tree
Mr. Shaw
Bianco Posnet
Snowball Machine to Debut at Coney Island Fourth
A novelty at the Fourth of July celebration at Coney Island introduces a man who produces snowballs year round through a chemical process. Spectators stand by with the professor as he dispenses snowy spheres by the wagon load to patrons.
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Coney Island
Techow's Performing Cats Plan Free Vaudeville Bill
Manager Martin organizes a lively free vaudeville bill for next week. The feature act Techow's per- forms on the program along with a variety of acts to entertain local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Techow
New York Racing Notes for Sheepshead Bay Tomorrow
Front page racing card lists six events at Sheepshead Bay with weights and entrants for each race including Medallion Edith Inez Beulah H, and Jim Hargrave. Key horses include Medallion Edith Inez Hilarious Jack Atkin Nimbus Sir John Johnson and Berkeley. Horse weights range from 92 to 190 pounds and events span sprint to extended distance.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Medallion
Charlie Hargrave
Colinet
Schoolmark
Greenvale
King Ship
Harry Groethe
Edith Inez
Jacqueline
Cross Over
Bendrian
Collaret
Zecatecas
Master Lismore
Hudas Sisters
Rebellion
Sanctus
Grandpa
Pretty Michael
Water Speed
Black Bridge
Hilarious
Fayette
Joe Madden
County Fair
Berkeley
Jack Atkin
Prince Gal
Nimbus
Sir John Johnson
Etheria
Waponoca
Bardrainster
Destrous
King Sol
Belleck
Wotyuta
King of Bashan
Cliff Edge
Hartford Boy
The
Thistle
Neerbitt
Danger
Pearl Point
Imitator
Lad of Langdon
Lord Stanhope
Hill Top
National Union Picnic At Coney Island Today Hosts Named
Bellevue school outing at the Lagoon drew 400 pupils with teachers and parents enjoying theater shows and grounds attractions on first day of summer vacation. Special cars shuttled crowds. the Robinson running strong with excellent business. next week a stronger vaudeville bill and high salaries. The Musical Brandons and Australian Instrumental performers to star the new program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Union
Coney Island
Crystal Fount Lodge
Bellevue
Lagoon
Lagoon Company
Robinson
Brandons
Oldest Cincinnati Doctor Dr Samuel Biddell Dies at 81
Dr Samuel Biddell, reputed as Cincinnati’s oldest practicing physician, died at age 81. He served for decades in the city’s medical community, earning respect for his clinical care and public health contributions. He is survived by family and friends.
Granite Shaft To Mark Grave Of Old Track Campaigner
Racine Wisconsin June 25 Jay Eye Lee born in 1908 and known as the first trotter died recently on the Pleasantview farm seven miles from here. The old track campaigner was buried at nightfall. The grave will be marked with a Granite shaft.
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Racine
Wis
Jay Eye Se E
Pleasantview
Charles Bull
Jay Eye Lee
Baseball Scores Tangle Across Cities in Evening Notes
At New Orleans, R H EB SAUL LEC Peete Abate Pedant Sener and others. Coosant Toeer and Maxwell and Matthews. In Memphis Memphis 5, Montgomery 3. Mobile 2. Nashville. Little Rock 3 Birmingham 2 in thirteen innings.
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New Orleans
Saul Lec Peete
Nsw
ODP S TS
Coosant Toeer
Fisher
Cenieceant
Maxwell
Matthews
Memphis
Montgomery
Mobile
Nashville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Three Bellevue teachers reelected after board clash
Superintendent H L Eby faced charges over a Center street school plane purchase. The board voted to reelect Miss Brunson McLaren and Smith, deeming the matter between the superintendent and teachers personal. Patrons warned legal action could follow and many voiced indignation at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Eby
Bellevue
Kay
Board of Education
Brunson
McLaren
Smith
Eby
Center Street
Longtime Cincinnati physician Dr. Tomlinson passes away at 81
Dr. Samuel Biddell Tomlinson oldest physician in Cincinnati and first secretary of the Academy of Medicine died at his home 410 Armory avenue aged 81. Born in Philadelphia in 1828 he moved to Cincinnati at age 10 and studied at Farmers College and Ohio Medical College. He led medical staff during the Morgan raid and married Athletic Spencer in 1868. Survived by widow and two children the funeral will be held Monday at 2 pm from the residence with burial at Spring Grove cemetery.
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Samuel Biddell Tomlinson
Cincinnati
Academy of Medicine
Armory Avenue
Tomlinson
Philadelphia
Old Farmers’ College
College Hill
Ohio Medical College
Thomas Wood
America
Miss Athletic Spencer
Ebenezer Spencer
Old Cincinnati Times
Europe
Summerland
Louis P. Pink
S. G. Tomlinson
Spring Grove Cemetery
Trio Under Arrest In City Square Case
Hugh Davis of 105 Allison street jailed in Government square last night by Detectives Crim and Kuhfers on suspicion. Davis Warrick and another man Kaiser were previously arrested at the Carthage fair and each convicted for pocket picking with one year in the penitentiary. Davis sentence suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Davis
Allison Street
Government Square
Crim
Kuhfers
Davis
Harry Warrick
Kaiser
Fatal stabbing in Latonia track stable brawl
In a Latonia race track stable a free-for-all left J Blaxton fatally stabbed with a pitchfork after a sequence of blows. Fred Meyers and Harry Dickerson faced arrest, with Dickerson alleged to have used a pitchfork. Police handed the case to magistrate Ferguson after jurisdiction issues. Doctor R L Bird warned Blaxton may die. Preliminary hearings for Orville Stephens and Charles Whitney set for Tuesday.
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Latonia
J. Blaxton
Blaxton
Fred Meyers
Harry Dickerson
Dickerson
Heesling
Pickett
Meyers
Carlton
R.S. Ferguson
R. L. Bird
Braxton
Orville Stephens
Charles Whitney
Midsummer union services announced for Covington churches
A schedule lists July to August union services across several churches in Covington. Rev. Albert Glass J I Blackburn J W Hagin Rev A C Davidson Rev Milo Atkinson Rev G F Oliver Rev G Stout J R Savage and J D Darling among others lead morning and evening services with topics on life faith and missionary work. The Christian Sunday schools plan a White Water park picnic on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Albert Glass
First Christian Church
J. I. Blackburn
Scott Street
M. E
J. W. Hagin
First Presbyterian Church
A. C. Davidson
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Milo Atkinson
Fourth Street Christian Church
G. F
First Presbyterian
First Christian
Fourth Street
Joseph W. Hagin
Christian Sunday Schools
White Water Park
St. John's Episcopal
Eighteenth
Scott Streets
John M. Hamilton
Teams ready for whirlwind finish
Preparatory to ending the seven days campaign for funds for the new Y M C A building the campaign committee will hold a mass meeting in the Madison Avenue Presbyterian church tomorrow evening S L Thomas will lecture on Wireless Telegraphy A telegram from J C C Mayo of Paintsville Kentucky announced a 250 donation H F Calcutt captain of team No 2 wired from Washington D C the receipt of 100 additional to credit of his team Team No 4 will field a women’s team at noon today Restrictions are removed and all men may race to a whirlwind finish Yesterday’s reports show a grand total collection of 7250 and 1187 75 was collected yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
S. L. Thomas
J. C. C. Mayo
Paintsville
Captor Ties Suspect During House Breaking
John Jenkins of Bowling Green Kentucky was found in Walter Eubanks Crescent Springs home stealing items. He allegedly stabbed with a knife as Eubanks wrestled him and a neighbor aided. Jenkins was overpowered and tied to a fence before Covington officials arraigned him for housebreaking.
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John Jenkins
Bowling Green
Walter Eubanks
Crescent Springs
Jenkins
Eubanks
Richmond
Davison
Covington
Valedictorian Praised at St Walburgs Academy Graduation
In Covington Kentucky on Thursday night a large crowd attended St Walburgs Academy closing exercises. Four graduates received diplomas, Annie McNavin and Henrietta Rickling in scientific studies and Loretta Murphy and Loretta Schultze in commercial studies. Annie McNavin, valedictorian, delivered a well received address. McNavin is the daughter of J J McNavin, veteran Associated Press operator of Cincinnati.
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St. Walburg’s Academy
Covington
Annie McNavin
Henrietta Rickling
Loretta Murphy
Loretta Schultze
Miss McNavin
Associated Press
J. J. McNavin
Cincinnati
Council Debates Health Board Custodian Rights and Smoke Ordinances
Covington council in committee discusses City Solicitor opinion on whether the health board or the council appoints the hospital custodian. Health Officer Ranshaw and the board’s powers are cited. Debate on smoke emission ordinances for factories and locomotives is postponed amid concerns from officials about railroad impacts and upcoming natural gas use.
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Covington
Shepard
Board of Health
Throuch Hospital
Council
Ranshaw
Fred Cook
Shepard Wll
Board of Aldermen
E. P. Goodwin
Silver Grove
Ramshaw
Repubbhian Iron and Steel Works
Cavineton
Willam Onions
Sunday church services and sermons list across multiple congregations
A schedule of morning and evening services from Neva port Grace M E church St Mark s English Lutheran York Street Congregational St Paul s Episcopal Central Christian Taylor Street M E churches with pastors names times topics and sermon subjects including The Element of Sacrifice in the Religious Life The Silent Christ Lazarus and Dives and Some Necessary Observations and Reflections Apropos of the Sigel Incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E
J. A. Chapman
St. Mark’s English Lutheran Church
H. W. Hanshue
York Street Congregational Church
Fbe
Bigelow
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Charles Clingman
Central Christian Church
Charles L. Garrison
Taylor Street
M. E
East Third
J. W. Crates
Llam
Sigel
Property Transfers In Newport And Buena Vista Additions
John H Meyer and others transfer to William F Meyer Lot 634 in Buena Vista addition NWPOrt. Clara M and Howard Brindley transfer to Alexander H Gainer Lot 90 in Bigstaffs add and Lot 62 in Woodlawn Home Company division Highlands Iron Newport. Woodlang Home Company transfers to Joseph Thien Joan D Me and wife transfer to Ella Newell Lot 5 in Bigstaffs addition Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Meyer
William F. Meyer
Buena Vista
Nwport
Crete
Clara M
Howard Brindley
Alexander H. Gainer
Bigstaff
Woodlawn Home Company
Highlands Iron
Newport
Ences Woodlang Home Company
Joseph Thien
Joan D
Residence records show a list with multiple names and places
The fragment lists names such as Mietcher, Luella Parker, Noah Frey, and Anna See with scattered locations like California and Gineinrreti. It reads as a garbled roster of residents, ages, and possibly housing entries, but key details are incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casas
Luella Parker
Gineinrreti Oes
Ae Noah Frey
California
Anna See
T Orvisa
Bas Eecey
Speculation Grows Over Newport Natural Gas Start
Meter readings in Newport two weeks early prompt speculation on when natural gas will reach the city. The gas company cites preplanning for July 1 mains in Covington and other consumers but Newport’s franchise status remains unsettled. No Newport ordinance exists for a gas franchise, despite earlier council talks. officials suggest gas may not arrive before February, if at all.
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Newport
Newyrirt
Covington
General Council
Council
Corner Stone Laying Planned by Fort Thomas Masons
The Fort Thomas Masonic lodgeCompletes the program for the corner stone ceremony of the Highlands building. Invitations have been sent to neighboring lodges and many are expected to attend with large delegations. The ceremonies begin at 3 o clock this afternoon.
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Fort Thomas
Masonic Lodge
Highlands
Grand Master Smith to preside at Somerset lodge
Grand Master Smith of Somerset will oversee the lodge with assisted grand lodge officers. A Cincinnati Masonic bard is to conduct a musical program. The new temple follows a certain style and, when finished, will be among the handsomest buildings. This evening members will hold a lawn fete at the residence of Uel Bigstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Somerset
Cincinnati Masonic
Uel Bigstaff
Latonia Church Services and Sunday Schedules
Latonia ministers announced services at Latonia Presbyterian School at 9 30 a m preaching 11 a m St Mark s Evangelical Church Pastor William Eichelmeier sermon A Good Christian The New Man Trinity M E Church Rev Perking Sunday school 9 am morning service 11 06 evening service 7 30 Christian Church Rev H C Run 11 am Songs in the Nights 7 30 pm children day exercises Latonia Baptist Church Rev Co Ellis 11 am God at the Helm 2 30 pm men s meeting 3 pm Calling Thee ice cream Friday July 2 6 to 10 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Christian Church
Rev
H. C
Kenton Court Notes
In Kenton circuit court A H Bush sues F Cook for 416.28 for horse shoeing. J B Parson seeks dissolution of partnership with Wilson for alleged nonperformance. W Schmitz for plaintiff suits Mrs P J Connelly for 26.85 on a note. County Clerk Yates ordered to pay 1000 to jury trustees. Police Judge Read jailed Lizzie Smith for fifty days for fosterering. Minnie May Hall jailed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. John McMath fined 5 for resisting an officer after horse and buggy theft from Dr Quy Eckman.
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A. H. Bush
F. Cook
Kenton
H. P. Stephens Yesternisse
Mike Kruse
Yates
Read
Lizzie Smith
Minnie May Hail
Jonn MsMath
Quy Eckman
Campbell County Courts Resolve Estate Distribution Orders
In Campbell County the case of John S Good and others against John Good resolved an estate distribution order. The court directed costs and attorney fees, with payments to the defendant and to support children. Newport fiscal court approved a half mile of turnpike in Clarysville Grant’s Lick and Butler, sold to the court to be a free, repaired road. bid at 3, was assigned to Judge J T Hodge. Additional fines and remedies were noted for local offenses. A series of arraignments and charges, including disorderly conduct, were addressed by Newport and Monmouth courts with various sentencing and lunacy writs pending.
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John Good
Yungbut
Jobs Orger
Paul
Ity Fiscal Court
Newport
Clarysville
Grant's Lick and
Butler
J T Hodge
Tey
Onrad Bittner
Hkieeman
Cottingham
Third
Saratoga
Hawkine
Marsh Woo
Speers Siner
Monmouth Streets
Iceman
Detroit
Yestern
Ani Fury
Browag Sim Gu
Newport News Notes and Local Updates
Newport residents hear of year end officers and finances as George F Constiting is named president and treasurer. Obituary notices, police actions about Fourth of July fireworks restraints, post office night watch grant, and a special election for school trustees in Chifton district are reported with local details and dates.
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iGeorge
Newport
Fred Stine
Schleuter Tiver
Dayton
William Nape
Everat
Ees Cmte
Onan
Ishh Galser
George Reefer
Cen Mfeagner
Ciek
Vard Avenue
Beiy
Bath
George Ec Artery
Tizenholm
Ryal Evergreen Cemetery
Newport Waser
Tenth Street
Fort Mitchell Trustees Elect Officers in Board Meeting
In Covington notes, John Mensziés defeated Simrall to become board president of Fort Mitchell Trust. The meeting elected Meg as clerk, Fred Pieper as treasurer, and other officers were selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mensziés
Simrall
Board of
Fort Mitchell
Fred Pieper
Meg
Covington Real Estate Transfers Reported
Suan W. Longworth sells 100 by 120 feet parcels in Byrd and Greenup streets to City Realty Company. S P Warner sells property on the west side of Garrard Avenue to Mary H Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suan W. Longworth
City Realty Company
Byrd and
Greenup Streets
P. B. Warner
Mary H. Warner
Garrard Avenue
Toy Balloon Sparks Roof Fire at Pleasant Street Home
Firefighters were summoned to 1623 Pleasant Street after a toy balloon ignited a blaze on the roof of George Mitzger’s residence. The flames spread briefly in the rear portion before being extinguished. no injuries noted and damage estimated at a few thousand dollars.
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George Mitzger
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