Notre Dame Academy exercises honor students in Covington
Notre Dame Academy held commencement exercises under Bishop Maes with Rev. Tappert and others. Gold medals were awarded to Mary Horstman, Annie Rehling, and top scholars across preparatory and commercial classes. The article notes plans for a $50,000 schoolbond and expands on local licensing and a constable’s family death in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame Academy
C. P. Maes
D.D
Tappert
Robbers
Greffer
Diemer
von Delake
Bishop Maes
Mary Horstman
Annie Rehling
John Theirson
Aloys Sharamm
Joseph Meyers
Edward Geisen
Maggie Kreidler
Gertrude Huerkamp
Elsie Hais
Anna Albers
Gertrude Korte
Leona Ispherding
Blanche Feldhaus
Helen Olges
Court Judgments and Orders Reported in Circuit Court
A judgment and order of sale was issued in the Circuit Court in the case of Susan B Park and others against the Milldale Land Company totaling over 30000 dollars. Park seeks 10000 with interest from November 18 percent and 96666 with interest from November 1896. Ambro R Godfrey F Susan B and William W Park and Brownie Park Donough seek 10000 with interest from May 1897. Milisdale property was ordered to gallify the judgment. Covington awarded tax judgment against Sarah Hicks. John McKnight won against Edith Neff for street improvement. Graziani vs Hall on a surety debt began and will resume today. Tarvin refused to set aside a new trial order in Mitchell vs Reliance Textile and Dye Company. Defense sought appeal to Court of Appeals, which was refused. Glassing vs Suspension Bridge Company for 10000 damages was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Park
Milldale Land Company
Ambro R
Godfrey F
Susan B
Wil‘liam W. Park
Brownie Park Donough
Myrtle Mitchell
Reliance Textile and Dye Company
Court of Appeals
William Glassing
Suspeneaion Bridge Company
Indictments Return in Covington Area Cases
The grand jury indicted James A. Graham for shooting at Pat Owene with intent to kill with bond set at 1000 dollars. City of Covington faces two nuisance indictments for a defective sewer and filthy Willow Run area. Covington & Cincinnati Elevated Railway accused of nuisance for whistle blowing on Washington Street. Sam Woodson, colored, indicted on two counts of housebreaking for breaking into and robbing saloons of Chas Sehlhorst and G H Budde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Graham
Pat Owene
City of
Covington
Eighteenth
Banklick Streets
Willow Run
Pike Street
Washington Street
Botw Pike
Twelfth Streets
Washington
Twelfth
Tenteenth Streets
Sam Woodson
Ile
Chas. Sehlhorst
G. H. Budde
Rev C C Moser Dies Retired Pastor at 71
Rev C C Moser longtime pastor of St Pauls German Protestant Church died at his home 1951 Banklick street after a paralytic stroke suffered two weeks earlier He was 71 and retired from ministry three years ago A son Philip Moser and a daughter survive him Also Herman Zimmer 72 died at St Elizabeths Hospital after four years illness living at 293 Pike street William Condell 75 died at St Elizabeths Hospital Remains moved to 2009 Mackoy avenue
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C. C. Moser
St. Paul's
Banklick Street
Philip Moser
Herman Zimmer
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Lawn fete in Covington honors U A M and Daughters of America
Ninth and Madison Avenue Covington Kentucky hosted a grand lawn fete sponsored by Washington Council No 3 Junior Order U A M and Martha Ross Council No 2 Daughters of America. Grounds displayed National colors Japanese lanterns as hundreds gathered while a twenty piece brass band played. Past Councilor Miss Tillie Johns and associates earned praise for organizing a grand success.
Covington Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses issued yesterday include William Mobberly 27 and Josie Schmees 22 from Covington to wed Rev. Father Robbers at St. John's Church this morning. John Ohmer 21 and Josephine Scott 18, both from Covington, to marry Rev. Father Brossart at St. Mary's Cathedral. Thomas Coffelder 21 of Elmwood Place and Millie Brand 21 of Covington to wed at St. Joseph's Church today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mobberly
Josie Schmees
Covington
Father Robbers
St. John's Church
John Ohmer
Josephine Scott
Father Brossart
St. Mary's Cathedral
Thomas Coffelder
Elmwood Place
Millie Brand
St. Joseph's Church
Simpson and Calin Plead Guilty to Soap Forgery Scheme
J. B. Simpson and John Calin pleaded guilty in the Circuit Court to petit larceny for using forged orders to obtain several boxes of soap from different grocers weeks ago. They were sentenced to one year in the County Jail each, with a hint from the Court that leaving the city could lessen the punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Simpson
John Calin
Will of William Hartman Probated in County Court
The will of William Hartman was probated yesterday in the County Court on testimony by J. J. Baechtold. He leaves all property to his widow Elizabeth Hartman who is named executrix and qualified with bond. Gabe Davezac R. Walker and C. T. Rasch appointed as appraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hartman
J. J. Baechtold
Elizabeth Hartman
Bond
Gabe Davezac
R. Walker
C. T. Rasch
Gough Declared Insane in Circuit Court Ruling
Jerry Gough a 55 year old horse trainer was tried in the Circuit Court yesterday on a writ of lunacy and the jury found him of unsound mind He was ordered sent to Lakeland Asylum for care and confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Gough
Lakeland Asylum
Taxes Now Due in Treasurer's Office at Court Avenue
The June taxes are now due and payable at the Treasurer's office located at the northwest corner Court Avenue and Fourth Street. Taxpayers are advised to bring last year's bill to save time. F. Darenkamp, Treasurer.
Minor Mention and Local Notices From Covington
Monroe Swindler was arrested for riding a bicycle without a lantern. The Covington Smokers Casino will host a picnic at Central Garden on July 3. Howard Ewing was arrested last night by Officers Bailey and Cahill for riding a bicycle without a lantern. F R Oakley and D W Warner letter carriers from Jackson Michigan visited the Covington Post office yesterday. The funeral of Miss Bessie Maurer will be held tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. from Willard Street. Steve Smith was tried for carrying concealed weapons and fined $25. The annual lawn fete of the Associated Charities will occur on Thursday and Friday evenings on the Wayfarers Rest lawn with music and refreshments. all invited.
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Monroe Swindler
Covington
Central Garden
Howard Ewing
Bailey and
Cahill
F. R. Oakley
D. W. Warner
Jackson
Mich
Bessie Maurer
Willard Street
Steve Smith
Smith
Ben Robins
Associated Charities
Wayfarers
Local Couple Wed in Newport by Squire Dogelan
Harry Feltman and Miss Maggie Halloran, both of this city, were married Monday evening in Newport. A Bellevue and Dayton Christian arch entertainment will be held tomorrow for the starving in India. Bellevue Lodge I O O F meets in regular session tonight.
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Harry Feltman
Maggie Halloran
Squire Dogelan
Newport
Bellevue
Dayton
Henry Barnes Lodge Conferred Fellowcraft Degree
The Henry Barnes Lodge F and A M conferred the Fellowcraft Degree last evening. The First Baptist Church marked its golden jubilee with events that began yesterday. A marriage occurred at the Presbyterian Church parsonage at 5 p.m. yesterday with Rev J P White of Newport officiating.
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Henry Barnes Lodge
A. M
First Baptist Church
George Keller
Lizzie Trapp
Presbyterian Church
J. P. Whitehead
Newport
Clergy News and Family Moves From Local Parishes
Rev Walter Gibbs recent seminary graduate from Hiram Ohio visits his parents and has charges in Pittsburg. Rev P H Duncan, ex Christian Church pastor, returns from Europe and will come to the city. Katherine Rigney leaves for Elwood Indiana to visit sister Mrs Will Moss. The burial of Harry Jeffry who died Sunday in Pittsburg will be at Spring Grove Cemetery today.
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Walter Gibbs
Theological Seminary
Hiram
Pittsburg
P. H. Duncan
The
Christian Church
Europe
Katherine Rigney
Elwood
Ind
Will Moss
Harry Jeffry
Spring Grove Cemetery
Boy Dies From Lockjaw After Street Car Injury
Walter Fael an 8 year old son of Christopher Sensuie died today from lockjaw following injuries in a street car accident several days ago.
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Commercial Tribune
Ores O
Walter Fael
Christopher Sensuie
Lockjaw
Major Nelson J Edwards Receives Sword Honor in Frankfort
Major Nelson J Edwards was presented with a gold-mounted sword Monday night at his home in Frankfort. The gift came from members of the Second Regiment Kentucky State Guards whom Edwards commanded after the Goebel assassination. Colonel Max Lerbst delivered the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson J. Edwards
Kentucky State Guards
Edwards
Frankfort
Senator Goebel
Max Lerbst
Councilmen Request Official Report on Dayton Crematory Visit
Councilman Lampe received a request from R. Pritzinger of Dayton Ohio for an official report detailing the councilmen's recent trip to Dayton to inspect the crematory. Pritzinger seeks the document to use as evidence in a pending damage suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampe
R. Pritzinger
Dayton
Pritzinger
Street Car Company Seeks Brick Street Frontage
The Board of Improvements met in the Engineer's office. President Ernst of the Street Car Company asked to pave the street in front of the car barns with brick. The company offers to pay 1000 dollars, a resident 200 dollars, leaving the city 300 dollars. decision to be considered at the next Council meeting.
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Board of Improvements
Ernst
Street Car Company
City Sunday Schools Host Annual Outing at Silver Grove
The combined Sunday schools from First Baptist Central Christian York Street Congregational First Presbyterian Bellevue Dayton Christian Calvary M E Bellevue Trinity Lutheran Bellevue and First Presbyterian Dayton gathered for their annual picnic at Silver Grove yesterday.
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Silver Grove
First Baptist Church
Central Christian Church
York Street
First Presbyterian
Bellevue
Dayton
Calvary M. E. Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
First Presbyterian of
Benton Mooers Wedding at Hyde Park Church
The wedding of Frank V. Benton a popular local lawyer and Miss Anna O Mooers of Hyde Park will be held at Hyde Park Presbyterian Church on July 12 Attendants include Representative William Burkamp and Miss Pearl Powers of Cincinnati.
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Frank V. Benton
Anna O. Mooers
Hyde Park
Hyde Park Presbyterian Church
William Burkamp
Pearl Powers
Cincinnati
Ground broken for United Brethren Church by Bowman
Ground for a new United Brethren Church at Ninth and Ann streets was broken yesterday morning by contractor Ben Bowman. The brick building will feature massive stone trimmings and is slated for completion to hold services on Thanksgiving Day.
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Ninth
Columbia Streets
United Brethren Church
Ben Bowman
Ninth and Ann Streets
Transfer of youths to reform school arranged by officials
Assistant Superintendent Costello of the Cincinnati House of Refuge met Judge Hodge to arrange Philip Russell a colored youth’s transfer to Lexington Reform School. Also sent there were Henry Eichler Charles Shoemaker Joe Cable Pete Dunkley and John McCabe to be kept until they reach their majority.
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Costello
Cincinnati House of Refuge
Judge Hodge
Philip Russell
Lexington Reform School
Henry Eichler
Charles Shoemaker
Joe Cable
Pete Dunkley
John McCabe
Reform School
Transfers Of Property In Newport Subdivisions
R Harris moved to William D Smith Lot 627 Buena Vista Newport 39 by 91 feet on the west side of Ann street for 800 dollars. Nannie C Davis transferred to John Kinstler Lot 7 in the Cote Brilliante subdivision.
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R. Harris
William D. Smith
Buena Vista
Newport
Ann Street
Nannie C. Davis
John Kinstler
Diverse Ohio River Valley Names in Court Notices
The list includes Charles L. Hedges of Cynthiana Kentucky and Mamie Rose of Bellevue. John Bosche 35 and Rose Taucle 27 of Cincinnati. George Keller and Elizabeth Trapp of Newport and Dayton. John H. Neal and Blanche Williams of Newport. Andrew Mason and Hattie Simms of Cincinnati. Willard P. Osborn and Laura L. Garrison of Newport. John F. Hausjuergen and Clara L. Imfeld of Newport. Geo Burgmann and Elizabeth Boehme, both of Newport.
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Charles L. Hedges
Cynthiana
Mamie Rose
Bellevue
John Bosche
Rose Taucle
Cincinnati
George Keller
Newport
Elizabeth Trapp
Dayton
John H. Neal
Blanche May Willams
Andrew Mason
Hattie Simms
Willard P. Osborn
Laura L. Garrison
John F. Haus
Mrs Mamie Hissem DeMoss Returns From New York
News notes include Mrs Mamie Hissem DeMoss returning home from New York where she was chosen as soloist at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Also mentions Miss Blanche Jeancon visiting relatives in Colorado Springs and Josephine Walburn committed to Lakeland Asylum after her mother’s death.
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Mamie Hissem DeMoss
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
Blanche Jeancon
J. A. Jeancon
Colorado Springs
Jeancon
B. of E
Christian Endeavor Ohio State Convention At Toledo
The Ohio State Convention of the Christian Endeavor opened at the First Congregational Church Toledo with eight to nine hundred delegates registered. Dr A C Miller of Legon Ohio serves as president and Rev S B Gordon and Rev Ira Landrith spoke. Local Endeavorers led by Rev George W Belsey managed events at both churches with planned sessions through Thursday night.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Ohio
the Christian Endeavor
First Congregational Church
A. C. Miller
Legen O
Uni
B. Gordon
Cleveland
Ira Landrith
Nashville
St Paul's M. E
Boy Held for Forgery in Cambridge Case
Dwight Cooper aged 16 adopted son of Dr and Mrs A Cooper is wanted on forgery charges after cashing a $100 forged check using the doctors name The boy disappeared Wednesday night and is held at Big Springs Texas The grand jury returned a true bill and the sheriff left for Texas to detain him
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Commercial Tribune
Cambridge
Dwight Cooper
A. Cooper
Cambridge Central National Bank
Dr. Cooper
Cooper
Young Cooper
Big Springs
Tex
Collison
Texas
Beckman Bound Over In Ohio Highwaymen Case
Lima Ohio June 26 Louis Beckman of Dayton was bound over to the Grand Jury after being identified by Patrolman Goebel as a member of the highwaymen gang that shot and wounded Goebel and killed Theodore Monnin. August Monnin, brother of the slain man, remains at large.
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Commercial Tribune
Lima
Louis Beckman
Dayton
Hamilton
Trought
Goebel
Theodore Monnin
August Monnin
Miss Bennett Wins Lakeside Stakes At Washington Park
Over 8,000 spectators watched Chicago races as Miss Bennett the Memphis star beat Sofala of California in the Lakeside Stakes for two year olds. Lamachus led early but Alcedo nosed ahead at the wire in the opening race. Garry Herrmann outdueled Alard Scheck in a tense stretch to win. Old Topmast surged from last to take the final race.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Lakeside
Miss Bennett
Memphis
Sofala
California
Tenny Belle
Lady Schorr
Fancywood
Alcedoo
Lamachus
Alcedo
Garry Herrmann
Lamachusy
Knight
Florizar
van Dusen
Pupil
Boland
Alard Scheck
Burns
I Paletou
C. Wilson
Ccaseesa
Schoolmaster
Forkford
His Eominence
Henry Burt
Crowhurst
Matthews
Manga
Lady Bramble
Sofals Tenny Belle
Queen A
Edith Q
Atpeewsepes L
Two Favorites Lead at Fair Grounds Purses
At St Louis on June 2 two betting favorites won, while four outsider horses captured the other purses. Race results list multiple bids, weights, odds, and times for six races with numerous also ran entries from Gilbert to Scottish Rite.
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ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Gilbert
Dale
Bequeath
Crystalline
Peter Archer
Musket
Arline C
Coral
Hungry
Hill
Sophie S
Morse
Epresecvovcsece
J. Woods
Martha Mac
Connie Lee
Talley
Dee
Redfern
Duke of Melbourne
McMeekin Wins Tidal Stakes At Sheepshead Bay Narrowly
Crowds packed Sheepshead Bay as McMeekin nosed out David Garrick by a neck in the Tidal Stakes for three-year-olds at one mile. Earlier races saw Voter and Knight of the Garter score clear victories in six furlongs and one and three eighths miles. Several contenders and longshots competed, with Time and Maid of Harlem among noted runners.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
McMeekin
David Garrick
Voter
Ibs
Spencer
Gold
Taral
Ceseee
Clawson
Big Gun
Somerset
Telamon
Utter
Militant
Daly
Trigger
Knight of the Garter
McCue
Maid of Harlem
Dangman
the Kentuckian
Lord Baltimore
Mitchell
Maher
O'Connor
Ildrim
Hindus
Vulcain
Pincher
Weather prospects for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky
Ohio showers Wednesday with cooler east and warm southwest. Thursday fair and warmer with brisk southwest winds shifting to west. Indiana shows northern fair and warm with showers, then southern fair and warmer. Wednesday brisk west winds, Thursday fair then northern showers and cooler. Kentucky fair in west and showers in east Wednesday, warmer midweek. Thursday fair with southerly winds.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Temperatures and Rainfall Readings at Cincinnati
Recorded conditions show maximum temperatures around the mid 80s with humidity and rainfall data. The report lists day’s excess in temperature, precipitation totals, and deficiencies since June 1 and since January 1 1900, attributed to L F Bassler.
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Cincinnati
Sbassler
L. F
Sixth Race SeHing on the Turf Here
Handwork by Spencer wins 4 to 5 over Luke Ward in 1 10 for 1 116 mile turf. Dolando carries 105 pounds, 20 to 1, with Saniree and Bombshell at 8 to 1 in the field. Lady Masset at 20 to 1 also runs as King Barleycorn and others finish the race.
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Spencer
Luke Ward
Turner
Dolando
O'Connor
Shaw
Lady Masset
Dangman
King Barleycorn
Handcuff
Finer
Piccola
Anjou
Tinge
Bangor
Oliver Mac
Koenig
Sheepshead Bay Entries Third Race and More Horse Races
A list of entries across six races at Sheepshead Bay includes the first race for three year olds and up at one mile on the main track with horses such as Tremor Autumn Queen of Song and Firearm Heliobas Plucky Survivor, plus weights. The second race is for maidens at one mile with Commander Miller Matchim Major Gilroy Wooster Boy Belgrade Lioness of Lady Harriet Water Cure Radford. The third race is the Rene Stakes on turf with Moor Vouch Baron Pepper Smarch Scurey Gold Heels. The fourth race Handicap at one mile features Admiration Favonius Procession Vesuvian. The fifth race is a steeplechase short course listing Dave S Ronkokoma Owassa Dr Catlett Old Tank Mr Stoffel. The sixth race selling at 1 1/4 miles on turf lists Lindula The Amazon and Precursor.
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Sheepshead Bay
Ccacesen
Belle of Eae
Richard J
Mark Cheek
Firearm Heliobas
SRM
Suengon
Precursor
Queen of Song
Commander Miller
Major Gilroy
Wooster Boy
Rue
Miller
Belgrade
Lioness
Lady Harriet
Radford
Rene
Sapp “Moor
Serpastanidters Si
Baron Pepper
Favonius
Vesuyian
Dave S
Ronkokoma
Owassa
Dr. Catlett
Old Tank
Mr. Stoffel
Coeggeke
Amazon
Alice Farley Nears End After Ft Erie Handicap
Alice Farley broke down in the Ft Erie handicap this afternoon, signaling the possible end of Mrs Gray's popular mare's racing career. The feature race saw Fleche d Or upset by Ethel Wheat in a strong contest, with several horses finishing as named in a busy program at Buffalo.
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Buffalo
Alice Farley
Ft. Erie
Mrs. Gray
Ethel Wheat
King
McQuade
Toland
Sauce
Castro
J. Daly
Allachoochee
Vint
Zeetmore
Basle
Zazanine
Vitoria
Woodleea
Martha Street
Rapid Fire
Interstate League Standings and Scores
Youngstown and Dayton split a doubleheader with high scoring games. Ft Wayne beat Wheeling 9 to 4 in a full nine innings. Columbus and Mansfield battled to a rain-shortened 4 to 4 draw in the first game with a postponed second game. The standings show Ft Wayne leading with 36 wins, followed by Wheeling and Dayton, while Youngstown and Mansfield trail.
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W. L. Pe
Ft. Wayne
Newcastle
Wheeling
Mansfield
Dayton
Columbus
Toledo
Youngstown
R. H.E. Youngstown
Daytons
Rosebrough and Murphy
Gilpatrick
Ae Columbus
R.H.E. Columbus
Peer Ware
Beville
Irwin
Ore
Ind
R. H. E. Ft. Wayne
Swaimeer
Bergen
Skopec and
Ritter
Narrow Escape of Children from Falling Ice Incident
Augusta Knockel of Wheeler street and George Aug of 217 Warner street narrowly escaped being crushed by falling ice yesterday. They ran onto an ice wagon on Warner street. heavy ice blocks slipped off. A cake grazed the Knockel girl’s head, and both youngsters fell in fright. Dr. Windei attended but the injury was not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Knockel
Wheeler Street
Warner Street
George Aug
Dr. Winde
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advert Says Best Medicine
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best medicine money can buy with the promise that experience proves its superiority. The note emphasizes quality and effectiveness for health needs.
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Hood
River Weather and Shipping Notes for Portsmouth and Pittsburg
The river stage yesterday measured 12.9 feet at 6 a.m., 12.5 feet by noon, and 32.1 feet at 6 p.m. The weather was partly cloudy and sultry with light showers. Ads reference boats leaving today and related notices for Portsmouth and Pittsburg.
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Gee Advert
Portsmouth
Chile
Taco P.m
Loumvillé
Pittsburg
Pearce
Louisville
Towboat J. O. Cole Sinks Near Catlettsburg Amid Mixed News
Word reached Geo W Neare Gibbs Co that the new towing steamer J O Cole sunk at Catlettsburg. Captain Harpham rushed upriver for on the scene but later reported Cole raised and gone with no damage. The river carries heavy lumber barge traffic with several steamers bringing barges upriver and coal barges to the Kanawha. River traffic notes include flag etiquette improvements, vessel movements, and Captain Ellison reporting weak upper Mississippi conditions.
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Geo
Cole
Here
Catlettsburg
Fred Wilson
Ed Roberts
Mariner
Pittsburg
Mount Clare
RE. R. Andrews
Louisville
Kanawha River
Defender
Hary Brown
New Orleans
Enterprise
Sam Brown
Samuel Clarke
Ironsides
Fritz
Queen City
Tom “Rees
River conditions and river traffic reports across Ohio Valley
River readings, weather, and barge movements noted from Warren to Buffalo. Towboats Olivette and Princess cited with groundings and machinery damage. several vessels laid up for low water. Officials discussed bridge plans and engineering adjustments amid rising and falling river levels and warm, showery weather.
River Traffic Update and Obituaries in River Journal
News notes from Evansville Cairo and St Louis describe river depths rising and falling, ships arriving and departing, and the deaths of Captain James Howard and Captain W M Luty. Names include John K Speed E G Ragon Park City Beaver Sunshine Buckeye State and Wilson, plus multiple tow and lumber movements along the Ohio Mississippi rivers.
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Adele
Evansville
Joe Fowler
Paducah
E. G. Ragon
Louisville
Park City
Bowling
I. N. Hook
Green River
Tennest River
Buckeye
James Howard
Metropolis
Ill
Howard
W. M. Luty
Captain Luty
Cairo
John K. Speed
Cincinnati
T. H. Davis
Lower River
Upper Ohio
Fred Hartweg
St. Louis
Clifton
Tennessee River
Margaret
Chicago
Russell Lord
James Y. Lockwood
Ll. H. Burham
Ohio
Bald Eagle
Peoria
Spread Eagle
Grafton
Sidney
Keoku
Maritime Shipping Passages and Arrivals June Update
Southampton reports The Trave sails to New York via Cherbourg while Kaiserin Maria Theresa arrives in New York via Cherbourg for Bremen. June 26 notes arrivals in New York Bremen Liverpool Halifax Philadelphia and Naples Genoa routes with vessels including The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and The Lake Huron.
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Trave
New York
Cherbourg
Bremen
Liverpool
Batavia
Hamburg
Johns
Glasgow
Halifax
Philadelphia
Dominion
Montreal
Parisian
Moville
Lake Huron
Gibraltar
Ems
Naples
Genoa
Plymouth
Pennsylvania
Palermo
Victoria
Scilly
Spaarndam
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Hampton
Kaiser Wm.d.Gr
Tulfrica Wasi Pawss
K’serin
Kaiser Wm
London
K. Luise
Paris
G.kurf
Barossa
Kaiser Wm. I
Il A.M. Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
N. Y
Ohio Valley
Nazi Bank
Bepler & Co
Third St
Near Western German Bank
German National Bank
Kuhn & Sons
Atlas National Bank
Wool market falters with meager Boston sales
Boston reports a dull wool market with few new arrivals and scarce trade. Quotations span Ohio Pennsylvania fleeces to Michigan and Wisconsin lots, with prices largely nominal and demand tepid across fine medium and staple lines.
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Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
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Territory
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Utah
Idaho Seeks Basis for Australian Wool Prices
A report outlines price references for superfine and good wool varieties from Australia, including spot price benchmarks and standard classifications.
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Idaho
Tobacco warehouse auction yields steady bids and strong receipts
Yesterday 167 hogsheads offered across Morris Cincinnati Globe Farmers Bodmann warehouses with buyers attentive to good leaf and low grades. Receipts this week around 2 000 hogsheads. estimated today 550. Prices ranged from 1 90 to 12 00 per hundredweight with multiple lots selling at various quotations.
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Cincinnati Union
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Chicago
Texas
Texas Bulls
Kansas City
Fed Western
Cal's
Morris Warehouse
Cincinnati-Miami
Globe ‘Warehouse
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Bodmann’s Ware
Evansville Pilot Captain Wm Suty Dies at 58
Evansville Indiana reports the death of Captain William Suty age 58 a longtime Ohio River pilot and later captain of several large steamers He had been in business in Evansville for years London notes James Morton principal of Lakeview College Chicago Illinois died in Southampton this morning
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Commercial Tribune
Evansville
Ind
Wm. Suty
London
James Morton
Lakeview College
Chicago
Southampton
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Bon Aqua
Sudeccasneweees
Katherine D
Tom Kingsley
Kahler
Halton
May I Go
Libbie
Abell
la Mascotta
Sam Lazarus
McGann
Maggie
Marie G. Brown
Lanza
Moralist
Iron Chancellor
Bonivard
Mascagni
Scottish Rite
Sersece J
Troubeam Property
Celeste d'Or
Sir Philip Sidney
Roscioate
Kamsis
Harve B. Nee Morgen Steinames
Clara M
Joe Gammage
Helen Paxton Concree
Fox Bard Sane Muskalonge
Moralisto
Sadie Levy
Ramiro
Sallie Lamar
George Arnold
Harry Duke
Annolee
Dr. Walmsley
Maud Wallace
Skillman
Waban
Cccceesseulle
Dewiegeiee Ceceevee Ootchess Vieeeneee Oy Baker
Tris Floyd
Hermion
Sheepshead
Stesechese 1
Enenewe
Rmerd Neri
Clear
Montenes
Cloudy
Lear
Norfolk
S. W
Charlotte
Jacksonville
Atlan Veseee
Tech
Little Rock
Cray
Palestine Poete
Galveston
Clay
Corpus Christi
Chattanooga
Parkersburg
Cli'dy
N. W. Trear
W. Cloudy
Cl'dy
Indianapolis
Marquette
N.W. Cloudy
Duluth
NOW
Grand Haven
W. Clear
Steene
St Louis
Dubuque
S. W. Clear
Davenport
S.W. Clear
Des Moines
Springs
St. Paul
N. W
Bismarck
Huron
Omaha
Spring
D. Mo
Havre
Helena bin
Rapid City
Sie
Lander
Wee Aeee
Cheyenne
Denver Saeenee
N.E. Clear
North Platte
S. Clear
Pueblo
Steenee
S.E. Clear
Dodge City
Oklahoma
S.w.lear
Abilene Neneeee
S. E. Clear
el Paso
Local Statistics
Powers
Fleche d'Or
Landry
San Luis
Eaton
Lady Edith
Cupa
Flatterer
Bergense
Laudatory
McGinn
Passaic
C. W
Canteod
Nritonnesvantcon
Demosthenes
Bell Court
Olive Order
Helen H. Sr
Confederacy
Annett Burn
Prince Zeno
Free Lance
Alice
Bell Punch
Alfred Hargrave
Mattock
J. Thompson
Jessie Jarboe
Jennie
Annie
Laurette
Infelice
Nellie Baker
Earl Fonso
McGrathiana
Fittt
Sagvneau
Irvin
Ralston
Clipsetta
Prince of India
Arlington
Tom Rees
Samuel Clarke and
Huntington and St. Louis Towboat Company
New Albany
West End
Pittsburg Coal Combine
J. B. Finley
Finley
United States
Avalon
Virginia
Tacoma
Workum
Vevay
Dana Scott
Phillips
Silver Star
Harry Rigdon
Jolly School
River Personals
J. F. Ellison
Ellison
Mississippi River
Warren
River
Oil City
Brownsville
Morgantown
Olivette
River Combine
Duff
Upper
Princess
George Shiras
John F. Dravo
Charles F. Powell
Bedford
Charles Brown
Robert McKinley
Jim Moren
Greenwood
Gallipolis
Stanley
Courier
J. O. Cole
Sea Lion
J. H. McConnell
Crown Hill
Guyan
J. A. Harpham
Sandy
Alka
Paintaville
Pikeville
Ana Nollie
John Moran
D. T. Lane
George W. Moredock
Eagle
Pomeroy
Middleport
Jessie
John Moren
Dick Fulton
J. C. Risher
Josh Cook
Hornet
Otto Marmet
John W. Ailes
Crescent
Gate City
Carrollton
Falls City
Lower Coast
Lower
O'Neil
Tornado
South
Brent
Sam Clarke
Frisbie
E. R. Andrews
Pee
New Orléans
G. W. Thels
Geo.a. Zinn
United States Engineer
Manila
W. L. Sibert
Philately
Bec Zanes
New
WOOL
Edgington
Ftrmeaiate Ponies Co
B. Pearce
M. P. Wells
Coney Island
New Richmond
Moscow
Calla
Vine Street
Wedneter
Petersburg
Tel. Ae
Azores
Prince
Trojan Prince
R. Richard & CO
East Seventh Street
Blanche Daggett
McCarthy
Weatherhead
VinceCarthy
Dr. McCarthy
Julian
Thornton
Watts
MT. Lookout
Taare
Thrall Av
Eden
Grand St
Eden Park
Walnut Hills
J. J. Flynn
Salez
Chas & CO
Sycamore St
Aus-W.su
B. Rowan
Milwaukee
Wis
T. J. Willison
Main St
Cincinnati Savings
Fifth St
Alc
Frederick A. Schmidt
Fourth St
Station M
Seasore
Binder Twine
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Illinois
Gholson Av
Avondale
Reading Road
Postoffice
City
Island Queen
Merchants’ National Bank
Third and Vine Sts
Eighth St
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