Beautiful Ladies Advise Suffering Sisters On Peruna Use
Kathleen Graham and Florence Allan praise Peruna as a tonic for dyspepsia and fatigue. Dr. S B Hartman, head of Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio, will oversee female catarrh cases this summer and offer free advice.
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Kathleen Graham
Florida Av
WN. W
Washington, D. C
Florence Allan
Walton Place
Chicago
Ill
S. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Kentucky's New Federal Court Opens in Covington
Boundaries divide Kentucky into Eastern and Western districts with Judge A M J Cochran to preside in the East and Judge Evans in the West. The ceremony will feature senior officials, with oath administered by Judge Lurton. Major counties and venue details marked a historic courthouse event in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Federal Court
Covington
A. M. J. Cochran
Maysville
Cochran
Lurton
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
8. G. Sharp
Lexington
Joseph C. Finnell
I. B. Sellers
Evans
Cochran Peemese
G. Sharp
J. H. Tinsley
Davison
Finnell
Louisville
Paducah
Owensboro
Bowling Green
Frankfort
Richmond
London
Trimble
Henry
Elby
Anderson
Mercer
Boyle
Lincoln
Pulaski
Wayne
Oldham
Jefferson
Spencer
Washington
Marion
Casey
Russell
Clinton
Jo Cochran
Chévington
Hereeves
Louits
Covington notices and legal actions mixed local items
Real estate transfers along Bakewell and Philadel bia alleys are listed with values. Probate items name Regina Middendorf as executrix. appraisers are named. Tax notices urge paying June city taxes to avoid penalties. Naturalization for five German natives is recorded. An auction sale at Elmont Distilling is announced. A huckster case against Jim Hall is detailed with a courtroom disruption. Mrs Carrie F Horstman dies at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmont Distilling Company
Madison
Jim Hall
Tom Withers
Withers
Carrie F. Horstman
Alfred Ee
East
Bellevue Eyes Electric Lights Over Gas as City May Switch
Bellevue City Council could approve electric lighting after North American Company made overtures. If approved, the firm would own the light and water franchise, replacing private lighting duties. Also tonight there are church events and a student, Martha Echterman, graduates with top averages and medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Comany
Poor
Emig
Light and Water
Harms
Young People’s Society
St. John's Church
Luther League of the Trinity Lutheran Church
Martha Echterman
Fairfield Avenue
Isney
H. Echterman
Graduates of St. Joseph’s Parochial School Covington
Closing exercises at the school hall on West Twelfth street were conducted by Brother Francis with Brothers James George and Augustus from St Mary’s Institute. A grand program and excellent music highlighted the event. Graduates listed include Evens P Droste Ottmar J Feldmann and urre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Parochials
Covington
West Twelfth Street
Brother Francis
James, George and
Augustus
St. Mary's Institute
Evens P Droste
Ottmar J. Feldmann
Urre
Reward Increase In Hickman County Murder Case
The County Judge of Hickman County raised the reward from 59 to 59 dollars for the apprehension and conviction of the unknown murderers of Hugh E. Lucas who was waylaid around May 1. Governor Beckham announced the adjustment this morning in Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort Ky
Hickman
Railroad companies pay 1901 taxes to Kentucky treasury
Special Despatch reports that the Louisville and Nashville and Illinois Central Railroad Companies paid their 1901 taxes to the Kentucky State Treasury. The Louisville and Nashville paid 18, and the Illinois Central paid $9,451.89. This is the lead described as unavoidable and part of upcoming procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Louisville #& Nashville and
Allfinois Central Railroad Couics
Milvain Will Case Up Again in Circuit Court
Catherine McIlvain sues John B. Schiebly executor of John Thomas McIlvain seeking estate settlement and accounting. The case will be referred to the Master Commissioner for estate settlement. McIlvain estate valued at about a half million dollars at death. Raison and Ahlering represent the widow with heirs opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Catherine McIlivain
John B. Schiebly
John Thomas McIlvain
Catherine Mcllvain
Thomas Mcellvain
Tennessee
MelIlvain
McIlvain
Many Marriages In Newport Yesterday
A Newport wedding spree reports multiple unions last night. Robert F Carpenter of Adams Express tied to Miss Edith Motteram a Newport teacher at the bride’s Park Avenue home with Rev. A V Sizemore officiating. Other Newport couples include Chester E Lips and Ruth Leonard and Charles Thoeny with Birdie Smith amid planned ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Frank Carpenter
Adams Express Company
Rufhning
Cincinnati
Washington
Edith Motteram
Newport
Park Avenue
A. V. Sizemore
First Baptist Church
Chester E. Llips
Ruth Leonard
Mr. Wilburn
Grace M. EB. Church
Charles Thoeny
Miss Birdie Smith
St. Os Church
W. H. Zinke
Amelia Schubert
Funeral attendance for Thomas Wenderoth in Newport
The funeral for Thomas Wenderoth who died suddenly at his East Front Street home Newport will be held this afternoon at the family residence. The first battalion of the U R E of P will meet at Eureka Hall to attend the funeral in a body. Members of Miami Tribe No 17 I R M will meet at their hall to attend the funeral in a body. He will be buried at Evergreen cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wenderoth
East Front Street
Newport
Eureka Hall
Miami Tribe
No. 17
I Cotter
Evergreen Cemetery
Newport Shuts in New Will and Local Transfers
The last will of Elizabeth H. Hissem was filed in County Court at Newport, leaving all property to her husband with division among three children after his death. Executorship is given to her two sons W. J. Hissem and M. L. Hissem. Edward J. Morris and wife sold part of Lots 187 188 Buena Vista addition to Peter Youmans for 1 and other considerations. Sheriff Fred Miller transferred part of Lots 68 69 H. H. Goodpse subdivision to Thomas Weston for you Newport Elks plan a July 4 fete at Latonya hosted by Covington Lodge. tickets via the lodge secretary. David Pean, Third Ward, rumored Republican candidate for Magistrate First District. ex police officer and staunch Republican. Glazier, Superintendent of Public Works, returned from Memphis where he inspected a crematory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil J. Anthe
Frank Darenkamp
Bakewell
Philadelbia
Seventh Street
Gus Menninger
Frank Middendorf
Regina Middendorf
Leo Wichman
Ben Kleman
B. H. Rolfson
R. Bullock
First Ward
Martha C. Thorndick
Jennie Co. Hultz
Banklick Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Elizabeth H. Hissem
Newport
W. J
M. L. Hissem
Edward J. Morris
Peter Youmans
Buena Vista
Fred Miller
Thomas Weston
H. H. Goodpeas
David Pean
Public Works
Glazier
Memphis
Covington Couples Wed in Local Nuptials
William Bethel Jr and Irene Smith were married at the bride’s mother's home in Covington with Rev. J W Mitchell officiating. Leopold Birnbryer and Josephine Hartke, both 27, linked in Newport and Covington ceremonies by Rev. Father Brossart. Michael Regan and Mary Cluetterbuck, ages 32 and 28, also wed in Covington. Hallet Highhouse 27 of Bromiley wed Saint Cluetterbuck 20 of Pt Pleasant Boone County in a ceremony led by Rev. Mr. Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bethel, Jr
Irene O. Smith
Pike and
Main_ streets
Covington
J. W. Mitchell
Irene. Smith
W. E. Bethel
Cov
Ington
Leopold Birnbryer
Newport
Josephine Hartke
Father Brossart
V.g
Michael Regan
Mary
Hallet Highhouse
Bromiley
Saint Cluetterbuck
Pt. Pleasant
Boone County
Mr. Duncan
Ludlow Methodist Church
Destructive Mayfield Fire Destroys Tobacco Houses
A morning blaze in Mayfield Kentucky caused enormous damage valued around 200000 dollars. Seven tobacco and rehandling houses a cooper shop and 32 small residences and business buildings were destroyed. The leading loss is the Ligon Alten Co tobacco orehouse firm with about 400 hogsheads of tobacco and a 10000 dollar insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Ligon, Alten & Co
Law rence sues for divorce in Hamilton court
James S. Lawrence files for divorce from his wife Penney Lawrence alleging gross neglect and infidelity. Married November 1, 1890 at Brookville Indiana, Lawrence says she deserted him June 3 and seeks custody of their two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
James S. Lawrence
Penney Lawrence
wWrence
Ution
Brookville
Ind
Lawrence
Drowning in Alum Creek Claims Local Man
A man identified as Frank McNaley, age 28, drowned today in Alum Creek after becoming entangled in debris. A companion, who tried to rescue him, was unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frank McNaley
Newport Board Debates School Building Plans Amid Graft Claims
Newport Board of Education clashes over Dittoe and Wisenail plans for a new school building. Accusations of graft fly as Advisory Committee warns Plan No 2 is too costly and Plan No 1 lacks feasibility. Citizens jeer, calls of thieves ring outside, and resignations are threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of ‘Education of
Newport
Dittoe & Wisenail
Davis
Fishback
Jcommitt
Swope
Fennell
Eisenschmidt
Oyer
Herman
Seleeser
Ling
Score
Ulmer
Dorne
Board of Education
Embers Washington and Brown
Resignation Marks Buchtel College Commencement
Akron O June 26 The twenty ninth annual commencement at Buchtel College featured the resignation of President Rev A Priest after four years. Trustees elected S P Orth to natural sciences chair. he previously gained prominence with Peary expeditions. Degrees awarded include BA to Cranz Foltz Kolbe Orth Robinson. BS to Dunning Evans Herndon Killam Myers Wildes and Tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Akron
Buchtel College
Dra A. Priest
Priest
Universalist Church
S. P. Orth
Laypole
Peary
Mary L. Cranz
Adelaide L. Foltz
Parker R. Kolbe
Maurice J. Orth
Edson M. Robinson
Alice M. Everett
Editha Harpham
Ella P. Tickner
Anna L. Dunning
Emily J. Evans
Maude Herndon
E. Grace Killam
Ralph E. Myers
Anna E. Wildes
Orille A. ‘Ale
Dayton Politicians and Local Events Highlight Fall Ticket
Citizens announce themselves as candidates for county offices including Sheriff, County Judge, Assessor and more with Democrats split between Miller and Brown factions. Also notes a Sunday arm sprain, Epworth League convention in Covington, M E Church Aid Society meeting, Dayton Tennis Club planning vs Avondale, and several social notices from Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
Walter Forster
J. D. Ellis
Joseph M. Bohn
Will Young
A. J. Ree
Frank Vogelback
Miller
Brown
Dayton
N. H. Guy
Epworth Ue
Coving
Ae Smith Willaes
Will
Aid Society
M. E. Church
Kesslar
Dayton Avenue
Dayton Tennis Club
Commercial Club Rooms
Avondale
B. Belch
Seventh Avenue
Rejected Suitor Attempts Suicide in Circleville Saloon
Circleville Ohio June 2 percent. Frank Steele of Laurelville attempted self harm after his marriage proposal was rejected. He was found in a saloon room by Walter Gooodmann owner and given medical aid. He remains in serious but improving condition after morphine poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Circleville, CO
Frank Steele
Laurelville
Walter Gooodmann
Steele
Lusitania wrecked off Cape Ballard with 500 aboard
Aboard the Lusitania from Liverpool to Montreal with 500 passengers ran ashore in fog near Renews Newfoundland. Passengers panic and clashes with crew occurred as boats were launched. one boat capsized with possible drownings. The vessel sits hard and wrecked on a reef. engine room and fore hold flooded. a Glencoe extra brings survivors. Cape Ballard location and ship specifics noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johns
N. F
Orient Steam Navigation Company
McNay
Liverpool
Montreal
Cape Ballard
Cape Race
Renews
Lusitania
Glencoe
Newfoundland
Live Ol
Laird Bros
Woman seeks revenge as husband and girlfriend jailed
The deserted wife of Anthony Malapelle, 26, traced him and Rosa Burke to 1407 Pleasant Street after six months of harassment. Police, including Sergeant Keidel and Patrolman Suttman, arrested the couple last night following a complaint. The Humane Society had ordered weekly support previously, which the wife says has gone unpaid since December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Malapelle
Malapelle
Humane Society
Aan
Rosa Burke
Son Insane Then Grief Drives Father Crazy
Ernest Gray and Albert Gray, respected farmers in Jeffersonville, Ind., are jailed as raging maniacs after the son became suddenly insane with homicidal tendencies. The father, once sane, joined him yesterday, believed driven by grief over the son's fate. Both are to be sent to the Central Insane Asylum in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Jeffersonville
Ind
Ernest Gray
Albert Gray
Gray
Jalil
Central Insane Asylum
Indianapolis
Dayton, Ft. Wayne & Cincinnati Traction Plan Moves Forward
Promoters travel by carriage from Seven Mile to West Elkton Gratis Farmersville and Dayton and will visit Freedneck Troy Bradford Covington Greenville North Star Celina Chattanooga Wiltshire Pleasant Mills Decatur Joe Hill and Ft Wayne. Cincinnati entrance planned over Cincinnati and Westwood line James N Gamble steam road. Third rail favored to allow higher speed. Private rights secured for about 370 miles. Claim speed up to sixty miles an hour for the new line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Dayton, Ft. Wayne
Westwood
James N. Gamble
Railroads discuss rates at Memphis conference
Executives and traffic managers from many railroads gathered at the Grand Hotel to set divisions of rates for North and South Carolina. They agreed on grain shipment divisions but did not reduce rates for shippers. Further talks on coal, cotton, and pig iron are to continue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South Carolina
Grand Hotel
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Memphis
Ohio Society Mayflower Descendants Incorporates in State
The Mayflower Descendants Society of Ohio and several groups in Cincinnati Columbus Circleville Crestline New Philadelphia Toledo Warren and Cleveland announce incorporation. Firms include Uhlan Burial Association North Improvement Company Cutler Seip Company Senhauser Cloths New Philadelphia Washington Building Company Eureka Telephone Center and Sterling Electrical Featuring Company plus Pittsburg Wheeling and Lake Erie Coal Company with varied capital stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Society of Mayflower Descendants
State of Ohio
Cincinnati
Herbert Jenffey
Frances D. Jones
Clara Chipman
Newt Mary Rhodes Ellis
Johnette H Bly
Henry C. Yergason
Charles D. J . Herman J. Groesbeck
Genevieve Groesbeck Hoadly
Evelyn Goss Curtis
Uhlan Burial Association
Alexander Hyman
Joseph M. Keeegan
James P. Fair Dentel Lyons
M. 8
McDonough
Te North Improvement Company
Capital Stock
Cutler & Seip Company
Chillicothe
Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church
Circleville
Ref
Crestline
Crawford County
Senhauser
New Philadelphia
Washington Building Company
Glenn
Toledo
Eureka Telephone Company
Center
Sterling Electrical Featuring Company
Warren
Pittsburg, Wheeling and Lake Erie Coal Company
Cleveland
Cleveland Street Railway Raises Wages for Veteran Conductors
The Cleveland City Railway Company known as the Little Consolidated system and led by Senator Hanna as President said today that wages for conductors and motormen with two years or more of service will be increased. The raise will take effect within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Cleveland City Railway Company
Little Consolidated System
Hanna
Man Convicted of Manslaughter in Miner Conesville Case
William DeCoursey was convicted of manslaughter in Coshocton County after a May shooting in Conesville. Both men were reportedly drunk during the fight in the mining town seven miles south of Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Coshocton
William DeCoursey
John Miner
Delegates at Knights of St John convention elect officers at final session
The 500 delegates gather for the Knights of St John last day with bids for Supreme President and Supreme Secretary. General Fries and contenders vie amid Ohio strong showing. Rochester as next meeting site eyed for June 24 1902. reports on finances and charity benefits released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
Hickey
Sidney, C
Supreme
Fries
Kane
John B. Todenbier
Pittsburg Faces Severe Storm of Unprecedented Power
A violent storm battered Pittsburg and surrounding areas causing fatalities and extensive damage. A 19 year old Grace Jackson of Homestead died from a lightning strike. Richard Rucker was severely burned. the South Side Presbyterian Church and multiple homes were hit. Bridges washed out and travel halted across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Grace Jackson
Homestead
Richard Rucker
John Saulton
Clay Fands
Theonongahela Street
Hazlewood
Phillip
Nineteenth
Mary Streets
South Side
Presbyterian Church
Grand Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Thirtieth Street
Arlington Avenue
Amanda Avenue
Knoxville Castle Annon
Trafic
Twenty-second Street
Virginia & Charleston
East End
Wilkinsburg
German baker accuses bartender Engel of robbery in Cincinnati
Carl Keim from Freiberg told police that after staying at 1723 Central avenue he accompanied William Engel to a George street house where Engel stole Keim’s gold watch cash 235 and papers proving a 13 000 mark inheritance. Engel fled. detectives search for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Keim
Keim
Freiberg
Baden
Germany
Cincinnati
Central Avenue
William Engel
Engel
George Street
Weiss
Manto A
Injured Woman Falls From Street Car at Norwood
Miss Williams of the Tredway home on Williams avenue Norwood was thrown to the ground while alighting from a street car. She suffered spinal injuries and a probable skull fracture and was knocked unconscious. Dr Herron aided, with the conductor, and she was later moved to a grass plot then taken home. Grave fears for recovery were voiced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Avenue
Norwood
Miss Williams
Tredway
Herron
Sauer
Furey Wins Bout But Crowd Wanted Draw In Muncie
In Muncie Indiana at the Interurban Athletic Club a twenty round bout ended in a draw to the Cincinnati fighter Bar ney Furey over Indianapolis boxer Jack Cullen. Referee Jack Burke dismayed the crowd with a draw verdict after Cullen led throughout. A earlier six round draw between John Burke and Frank Cannon of Anderson served as the fiery undercard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Munce
Ind
Interurban Athletic Club
Muncie
Barney Furey
Cincinnati
Jack Cullen
Indianapolis
Jack Burke
Cullen
Furey
Traction car wreck injures many near Monroeville
The Toledo Fremont and Norwalk electric car, leaving Norwalk at 5 30 P M, wrecked near Monroeville after a wheel flange broke. Twenty six passengers were aboard with seven seriously injured including Nicholas Thomas of Toledo Casino Company and Mrs N G Douglass. A thousand feet of trolley wire was torn down and traffic delayed until noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Toledo, Fremont & Norwalk
Monroeville
Captain John M. Morgan Weds Anita Keller
Captain John M. Morgan of the Twelfth U. S. Cavalry married Miss Anita Lebaron Keller at Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Texas. The groom is a native of Ohio and the bride is from Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Morgan
Anita Keller
San Antonio
Tex
John M.morgan
Twelfth
U. S. Cavalry
Anita Lebaron Keller
Charles Keller
Ft. Sam Houston
Ohio
Deal for French Lick Springs Closed at $380000
The Chicago Indianapolis syndicate completed the purchase of the French Lick Springs and hotel property in Louisville for 380000, with plans to invest to reach a total investment of about 1000000. Principals include Thomas Taggart of Indianapolis Crawford Fairban Terre Haute Charles Murdock Lafayette Daniel P Erwin Indianapolis Livingston P Dickinson G W Izinger and Henry A Hickman of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
French Lick Springs
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
Crawford Fairban
Hosmer’s Family Sought After Disburser’s Death
Lowell D. Hosmer former disburser of the Public Works Department died June 17 in San Juan Puerto Rico. His wife and family had been unsuccessfully sought, once believed to be in Jacksonville Florida or Memphis Tennessee. Americans in the area took charge of the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosmer
San Juan DE Puerto Rico
Lowell D. Hosmer
Public Works Department
Ied
Jacksonville
Fla
Memphis
Tenn
Oregon and Oriental Steamship Co eye New York to Far East line
The Oregon and Oriental Steamship Company, operating ships between Portland, Oregon and ports in East Asia, seriously considers establishing a New York to the Far East line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oregon and Oriental Steamship Company
Portland
Ore
Eppa
China
Japan
Prominent Attorney Killed by Train in Madison County
Anderson Indiana June 2 Hon D M Wood ex Prosecuting Attorney and leading Madison County lawyer was instantly killed by a Big Four passenger train in the yards of the camp this evening. He was prominent in Indiana politics and had served as Chairman of the Republican Central Committee and as a candidate for judge. He belonged to the National Council of the Odd Fellows and the Sons of Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Anderson
Ind
D. M. ‘Wood
Madison County Bar
Fmscs
Indiana
Repubican Central Committee
National Council of the Odd Fellows and the Sons of Veterans
Middletown Ministers To Play Ball
Middletown O June 26 a Sabbath school picnic at Middletown Woodsdale Park features a baseball game between city clergy led by Rev Dr Shields Rev Schmidt Rev Aultman Rev Hoffman Rev Fields Rev Weaver Rev Tim Brown Hutchison and Saul and laymen including Madge Geran Folie Otter Julian among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Middletown
Uni Icnic
Middleton Woodsdale Park
Shields
Schmidt
Aultman
Hoffman
Fields
Weaver
Tim
Brown
Hutchison
Saul
Messrs
Madge
Geran
Folie
Otter
Julian
Immense Grain Fire Rages Near Los Angeles
A massive grain fire burns nine miles south of Los Angeles on June 26. Ten thousand acres of grain have burned as flames sweep through the area, threatening grazing lands and surrounding property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Here
Cook Medical Company Offers Cure For Blood Poison
A medical advertisement by Cook Medical Company claims a home treatment can cure hereditary or contracted blood poison also called the king of venereal diseases. It promises to cleanse the blood bones and flesh and restore health with no harmful drugs and offers private counsel and a written contract backed by capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Cook Medical Company
Vine St
Cin’ti, O
Court 10 Retains the Old Officials
In Columbus Ohio on June 26 the Supreme Court will announce appointments for the library and marshal staff including Frank N. Beebe Hartzell Caldwell Sherman Cuneo E Howard Gilkey John Buckmaster C C Barrows Lewis McCollister Ben Nelson and A D Shaw The current force will be joined by additional help as the Judiciary Department moves to the Capitol addition around September The court will adjourn next Friday for summer vacation Judge Sheets commented on the Ampt case saying he was surprised by the decision and that parties had not had a chance to reply The case was considered submitted with briefs on both sides unread by the other party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
Frank N. Beebe
Hartzell Caldwell
Sherman Cuneo
Upper Sandusky
E. Howard Gilkey
John Buckmaster
C. C. Barrows
Lewis McCollister
Ben Nelson
A. D. Shaw
Messrs
Beebe
Caldwell
Barrows
McCollister
Judiciary Department
Capitol
Ampt
Frank Hosler Resigns Ohio Grocers Presidency
Pressure of business forces Frank Hosler of Mansfield to resign as president of the Ohio Wholesale Grocers Association. The board meets in Columbus and names John Weiffenbach of Dayton as his successor. A Legislative Committee and an Executive Committee are formed with members from Columbus Cincinnati Springfield Cleveland and Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Frank Hosler
Mansfield
Ohio Wholesale Grocers’ Association
John Weiffenbach
Dayton
A. S. Hammond
A. M. Peece
Cincinnati
D. Q. Fox
Springfield
Haserot
Cleveland
A. Bartley
Wells County Woman Sues for 5000 Damages in Bluffton Case
Miss Chris tijan Unger of Wells County filed suit for 5000 against Robert H. Miller of Bluffton. The plaintiff, an orphan aged 19, says Miller courted her in 1900 and pledged marriage on December 8, but failed to marry after numerous preparations and multiple retractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Wabash
Ind
Christijan Unger
Wells County
Robert H. Miller
Bluffton
Miller
War Department lists Philippine captures total 37948
The War Department published an updated tally of captures and surrenders in the Philippine Islands supplementary to the June list. It shows that through May 15 the total insurgents captured or surrendered reached 37 948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Philippine Islands
Eighth Ohio to Attend Ohio Day at Buffalo Expos
At a meeting of Eighth Ohio officers it was decided the regiment will participate in Ohio Day at the Buffalo Expos. They will camp at Bay View Park Toledo from July 11 to 16, then travel to Buffalo by water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth
Buffalo
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Eighth Ohio
Ohio
Bay View Park
Toledo
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Henry Siemer
William Reuter
Bernard Riecken
Henry Haller
Andrew Bach
St. Joseph's
Milvain
Miss Motteram
R. F. Carpenter
Wenderoth
Front Street
Newport School Board
Dittoe & Wisenaill
McReynolds
Buchtel
Chas. Nolte
Philomena Birk
Cincinnnati
Lemuel Evans
Sixth Ayunue
The
Knights of St. Jo
A. T. Burnett
Chas. Swheler
D. R. Johnson
Central Asylum
James Gamble
Hanna’s Road
St.john Knights
General Hickey
General Fries
General Wurst
Ipreme
Supreme Scretary
M. J. Kane
Joseph Winum
Covington, Ky
Holmhout
Rochester
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lyceum
Louise Zang
Ella Fullweiler
Osephine Clements
Detroit
Mich
Frances E. Sullivan
Erie
J. . White
First Battalion
Second District of
Government Square
Ft. Thomas
Highlands
Dayton (O.) c
Latonia
St. Cecilia
Im Muncie Athletic Club
Pennsylvania
French Lick
Taggart
DR. Cook
Ohio Judiciary Department
Ohio Grocers’ Association
U. S
Andrew Jergens & CO
Woodbury’s
Andrew Jesgens &A
Sele Agts
Gactneati
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