Court orders jury move to Nelson County for witness view
In a trial concerning Miss Loving and young Estes Judge Loving’s mental state is debated. Evidence shows Dr Emmons links the shooting to a diseased mind from alcohol and the defense challenges Miss Kidd’s rebuttal testimony. Court adjourned with a ruling expected next day.
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Nelson County
Miss Loving
Estes
Ee M. K. Estes
Rrdm
Wood Bouldin
Charles Emmons
Onmons
Judge Loving
Emmons
Lee
Commonwealth
Bouldin
Annie Kidd
Miss Kidd
Mr. Strode
J. Harmon
Kidd
Harmon
Miss Leving
Mr. Estes
Barksdale
Yale Student Killed in Automoble Accident Near Centerville
D Leet Oliver, senior at Sheffield Scientific School and member of St Anthony's, died when a racing auto skidded off a Centerville bridge and somersaulted into a stream. Three fellow riders, W Strothers Jones, J A C Colston, and L Hudson, were injured but not fatally. Oliver's body was sent to Pittsburg. coroner notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New Haven
Cebt
Yale University
D. Leet Oliver
S. J. B. Ver
Pittsburg
Sheffield Scientific School
St. Anthony's Fraternity
W. Strothers Jones
Red Bank
N. J
Sheffield
John A. C. Colston
Baltimore
L. Hudson
St. Anthony’s House
Oliver
Centerville
Connecticut
Whitney Avenue
Cheshire
Dixwell Avenue
St. Anthony's House
Colston
Woolsey Hall
Messrs
Jones and
Hudson
William J. Crittenden
Mexico City
New York
Shields
Max
Proud Dayton barber and his dozen children win presidential praise
George Adam Herrklotz a Dayton Kentucky barber receives a letter of congratulations from President Roosevelt for his twelve children. The family, with seven month old Theodore Roosevelt Herrklotz, were German immigrants who settled in Dayton after moving from St. Louis where the couple wed in 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Campbell County
George Adam Herrklots
Sixth
Dayton
Theodore Roosevelt Herrklotz
Herrklotz
Mr. Herrklotz
Germany
Bavaria
Women reported robbed on steamer Queen City voyage
Four women passengers aboard the steamer Queen City from Cincinnati reported to the police that they were robbed of money and valuables during the trip upriver. Stella Becker of Covington Maud Streckler Greensburgh Frances Streckler and Frances Gray were named in the losses. Major James H. Henderson said no report had been filed with the Pittsburg and Cincinnati Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Queen City
Cincinnati
Stella Becker
Covington
Maud Streckler
Greensburgh
Frances Streckler
Frances Gray
Craf- Pa
James H. Henderson
Golf delays Rockefeller golf match with priest
John D. Rockefeller remains in New York City as his unfinished golf series with Father Lennon of Tarrytown, N.Y. prevents his return to Cleveland. The holi priest is scheduled to finish the series before Rockefeller leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
New York
John D. Rockefmelier
Cleveland
Father Lennon
Tarrytown
N.Y
Arbuckles
Ariosa
2Buckle Bros
New York City
Atalola Water Bill Question Raised by Judge
Judge D D Woodmansee questions whether a private flat rate water user owes charges when supply is turned off for extended absence. He plans a quick trip to Europe and seeks guidance from city officials after a rebate demand of about twelve dollars was refused by the Comptroller-Assessor awaiting reference to the City Auditor and City Solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Woodmansee
iWater Works Department
Nine newlyweds housed at Palace Hotel in one night
The Palace Hotel set a local record by housing nine couples who wed yesterday. The list includes Mr and Mrs J H Bartlett of Marietta Georgia, Mr and Mrs Harry C Parker of Tronton Ohio, Mr and Mrs C J Rose of Wilmington Ohio, Mr and Mrs E Helvey of Dormerville Indiana, Mr and Mrs Jacob F Slemler of Hamilton Ohio, Mr and Mrs J S Bond of New Liberty Kentucky, and Mr and Mrs Charles B Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Hotel
J. H. Bartlett
Marietta Ga
Harry C. Parker
Tronton
C. J. Rose
Wilmington
E. Helvey
Dormerville
Ind
Jacob F. Slemler
Hamilton, O
J. S. Bond
New Liberty
Charles B. Wilkins
Jamestown Ballot Deluge Closes Contest Amid Counting
The Jamestown contest ended at 6 p.m. with a flood of ballots into the race. Results will be published in Sunday's Sun and cover many counties and wards with dozens of contestants vying for votes, led by Grace Stickney, Edith Diedrich, Stella Shannon and others across Ohio counties.
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Jamestown
Kentucky and Boone County Red Cross Roll Names
Fragmentary list shows Miss Bertha Miller and Miss Nannie Burkett among several residents by county. Entries include Greenup Lewis Nicholas Campbell Campbell Count totals and street addresses for Belleuve Scott street Main street and West Philadelphia areas with several listed amounts and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Miller
Landing
Nannie P. Burkett
Union
Greenup County
Lucy H. Lacock
Greenup
Susan C. Welch
Lewis County
Local Notices From Hamilton County Townships
Community notices list residents in Elmwood Place Hartwell Carthage and surrounding townships. Names include Miss Josie Cook Miss Edna Mae Brown Miss Clara O Neill Miss Elizabeth Wright Miss Orpha Rogers Miss Estella Barrows Mrs Hosa Scheiffe Miss Vira Gunsaulus and Miss Kathryn Heldeman with associated streets and ward designations.
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Ward
Helena Parrott
Milton St
Clara Gruber
Clif- Mice
Estella Boles
Tillie Wanner
Vine St. A
Elizabeth Singer
Josie Cook
Ross
St. S Borgape
Hartwell
Carthage
Edna Mae Brown
Columbia
Symmes
Sycamore
Clara O'Neill
College Hill
Orpha Rogers
Mt. Healthy
Estella M. Barrows
College Billee
Hosa Scheiffié
Norwood
Vira Gunsaulus
Norwood Heights
Kthryn Heldeman
Miss Clara Belle Cunningham Recall in Adams County
Miss Clara Belle Cunningham of West Union is referenced in Adams County records in a brief notice with sparse details. The fragment notes her name and place but lacks further context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Clara Belle Cunningham
West Union
Tae Tepecenes LO
Indiana Electoral Roll Entries From Dearborn to Union Counties
A fragmented list shows multiple Misses with surnames and hometowns across Indiana counties including Dearborn Delaware Ripley Switzerland and Union. Names include Lizzie De La Croix Muncie Anna Pugh Brownstown Eva Graham Vevay Carol Connaway Liberty and others with associated numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware County
Anna Pugh
Muncie
Eads
Grace Morgan
Jackson County
Lilla M. Vermilya
Browns- WE
Anna Rinehart
Brownstown
Seecraee Walsman
Bates Wille
Ednad Richter
Batesville
Switzerland County
Eva M. Graham
Vevay
Lou V. Cole
Union County
Carol Connaway
Liberty
Maebelle Crist
Tee
Bomb Thrown in Erivan Square Attacks Treasury
A bomb exploded in Erivan Square as a treasury wagon reached the square escorted by Cossacks. Two Imperial Bank employees were killed and many others injured as windows shattered across the area. Police seal off the scene while investigators search for the missing bagged money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiflis
Trans Caucasia
Russia
Erivan Square
Imperial Bank
Ohio Governor lacks power to remove Sheriff for dereliction
Columbus June 26. Attorney General Ellis rules the Governor cannot remove any Sheriff for dereliction of duty. The Marion preacher Biron C. Pratt had urged removal of the county sheriff for not arresting Sunday baseball players. Statutes authorize only fines and imprisonment in such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio
Ellis
Biron C. Pratt
Marion
Reed Named Surveyor of Customs at Wheeling
President Roosevelt appointed Charles T. Reed to be Surveyor of Customs in Wheeling West Virginia. The official action was announced from Oyster Bay New York on June 26 and reported to the Commercial Tribune.
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Roosevelt
Wheeling, W. Va
Commercial Tribune
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Charles T. Reed
Wheeling
W. Va
WINEGROWERD TO CONTINUE CONTEST
Paris June 26 government decisions keep the wine grower strike in effect and Marcelin Albert surrenders to authorities after a clemency offer. Limoux asks Clemenceau for amnesty. Albert confirms he acted to honor his pledge to the premier.
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Paris
Marcelin Albert
Clemenceau
Federatéq
M. Clemencéau
Frame Hotels at Exposition Burned in Norfolk Blaze
Fire swept a Pine Beach area outside Jamestown Exposition Grounds destroying forty to fifty frame hotels and associated buildings, homeless count near 1,000. The Berkley and Arcade hotels were among the major losses, with two lives reported and a large insurance gap. C Adler of Chicago saved a woman from the Arcade Hotel as flames spread. An unknown Black man reportedly died in a nearby shack.
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Norfolk
Pine Beach
Jamestown Exposition Ground
Virginia
Maryland Avenues
Exposition Avenue
Exposition Grounds
Hampton Roads
Maryland Avenue
Pine Beach Pier
Elizabeth River
Kentucky State Building
Arcade
Royal Pine
Washington House
Outside Inn
Powhattan
Carolina
Berkley Hotels
States Hotel
Pine Beach Hotel
Powhattan Guards
Exposition Fire Department
Twenty-third United States Infantry
Berkley Hotel
Suffolk
Chilly Reception for Marcelin Albert in Narbonne
Marcelin Albert faced a chilly crowd welcome at Narbonne railway station as he traveled toward Montpellier where he surrendered to authorities. The stop occurred June 26 as part of his movement through southern France.
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Montpellier
France
M. Albert
Committee of Argelliers
Narbonne
Marcelin Albert
May summons Rockefeller indicted in Standard Oil probes
Judge Landis ordered subpoenas for Standard Oil officials including President Secretary and Treasurer of the Indianapolis company. Also targets officers of Union Tank Line and stock-holding directors. Subpoenas returnable July 6. DA may summon John D Rockefeller or H H Rogers for questioning on Standard Oil financial standing.
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Standard Oil Company
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Landis
United States District Court
Standard of Company
Indianapolis
Union Tank Line
John D. Rockefeller
H. H. Rogers
Obituaries for Schumacher Fritz and Levy in Hamilton and Cincinnati
John Adam Schumacher 66 dies at his Hamilton home after heart trouble. He leaves seven children and had emigrated from Germany, living in Hamilton for years. James R. Fritz 66, pensions examiner, Civil War major, diesat 4680 Lafayette Ave Cincinnati. burial in Gosport Indiana. Joseph Levy 81, longtime Cincinnati resident, dies at daughter’s home. services at United Jewish Cemetery chapel.
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John Adam Schumacher
August Schumacher
North Second Street
Hamilton
Schumacher
Cincinnati
America
Germany
James R. Fritz
Gosport
Ind
Mr.Fritz
Lafayette Avenue
Fourteenth Indiana Infantry
Joseph Levy
Nathan Plant
Forest and Bogart Avenues
United Jewish Cemetery
Grape-Nuts Failures of White Flour Claim
The article contrasts modern flour milling with Grape-Nuts, arguing white flour lacks a diastatic element needed for starch digestion. It touts Grape-Nuts as using whole wheat and barley, naturally predigested and easily absorbed, with immediate serving and cautions against overconsumption.
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the Queen of
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Clifford Benner
Margaretta
Paul
Henry
Gustav
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Mini
Walther
George A. Herrklotz
Theo
Eat Herrklotz
George A. H Klotz
Rosa
Katie
Fredrick
EM yTh
Covington, Ky
Rockefeller
Atalola
Athens County
Grace Stickney
Athens
Mayme Burds
Glouster
Auglaize County
Edith Diedrich
Wapakoneta
Brown County
Stella Shannon
Clermont County
Mary Collins
Loveland
Eva Craig
Clara Dauman
Hyde Park
Martha Odoms
Fannie Pushin
Blanche G. Martin
Mabel Evans
St. James Avenue
Nannie Stapp
Martin St
Clara Schaefer
Elmet
Clinton County
Bernice L. Brown
New Wise
Kelso
Sabina
Fairfield County
Allie Henderson
West Rushville
Nellie ‘Stage
Lancaster
Fayette County
Esther Leland
Washington
Edith Rohde
Syca More St
Margaret Phibbs
Franklin County
Dora Si. Hepner
Anna Kohn
Mary Dennison
Briggsdale
Stella Martin
Marie H. Phelan
Margaret Jones
Monroe St
Greene County
Savannah Huffmah
New Burlington
Miriam Hale
Xenia
Steeweee
Regina Bower
Bos Union St
Avondale
Stella Cook
Reading Road
Highland County
May E. McCoy
Leesburg
Floy Reames
Lynchburg
Floy Blazer
Greenfield
Abbie Currin
West Ninth
Mary Ely
Hathaway St
Blanche Allen
W. Ninth Street
Alice Wiese
State
Hélen Bauer
Hillside
Mayme C. Becker
Jeannette Gruber
Elizabeth Leach
Wellston
Lillian Miller
Jackson
Lawrence County
Gertrude McCarty
Ironton
Nannie L. Eastham
Miami County
Hallie W. Ellis
Troy
Millicent Hetzler
Piqua
Meigs County
J. A. Fountain
Middleport
Sarah J. Probst
Paulding County
Lola Ragan
Paulding
Erma Leeth
Pickaway County
John Patton
Circleville
Pike County
Cora Néssler
Piketon
Bertha G. Talbott
Sargente
Putnam County
Lena Buttermore
Leipsic
Ross County
Clara Plumly
Chillicothe
Viva Stookey
Frankfort
Lena M. Brown
Shelby County
Ethyl A. Shoaff
Sidney
Clara Kramer
van Wert
Margaret Clapper
Delphos
Gretta Burgoon
Vinton County
Louise Martin
McArthur
Imogene Lantz
Warren County
Clara B. Blair
Lebanon
Ethel R. Mannon
Oregonia
Gene Butler County
Hamil
Estelle M. Pittman
Hamilt
Dia Des Eves
Effie Meeks
Collinsville
Eugene Reaves
Ninth Street
Mamé Horton
East High St
Edna Holzberger
Mame Ratliff
Margaret Ee Meereenere
Nellie Brock
Kentucky
Boone County
Lillie Halbert Parker
Wangaduee
Pearl Mavity
Vanceburg
Nicholas County
Kate Armstrong
Carlisle
Georgia Secrest
Carroll County
Mildred A. Goslee
Carroll- Real
M. L. Downs
Carrollton
Bellavue
Elizabeth Blersch
Bellevue
Ida Fucht
van Voast
Netye Herndon Barnes
IBMCE
Hattie Lee Terry
Scott Street
Marie Johnson
Philadelooee
Marie Finnigan
West- Ger
Gia Jonas
Hattie C. Brearton
Ninth St
Edna Decker
Main St
Louise Heidel
Jessie Girard, Cor
Sixteenth and Banklick
S. A. Henderson
Hamilton County
Elmwood Place
S&t. Bernard
Indiana
Dearborn County
Lizzie de la Croix
Harrison
Willia Mae Corbin
Lawrenceburg - Gabiers
Cath Bunses
Newport
Mamie Muehlenkamp
Seventh
Patterson
Alice Stuintebeck
R. Tenth St
Helen A. Dappen
York St
Kenton County
May Finnell
Erlanger
Emma Clare
Latonia
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Seventeenth Infantry
M Clemenceau
Limoux
Aude
M. Clemenceau
Premier Clemenceau
Jamestown Grounds
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Delavan
Elkhart
Lake Geneva
Star Lake
Isle Royal
Lake Superior
Minnetonka
Kilbourn
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