Notorious Goody Dick Shot Dead in Latonia Saloon
Henry Dennler, 22, son of a saloon keeper, opened fire after alleged insults from a colored horse tout named Notorious Goody Dick in Latonia near the race track. The man died hospital after a belly wound. Dennler jailed on shooting to kill charges. authorities called for patrol and investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goody Dick
Henry Dennler
Fred Dennler
Golden and
Taylor Mill Roads
Latonia Race Track
Dennler
Marshal Hamlin
Covington
Denniler
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Kearns
Latonia
Man ID mix up sparks insurance storm in Little Miami case
Anthony Boughton reappears claiming not dead after body at the Morgue is identified as his. Coroner Schwab orders renewed identity checks. Special Officer McKnight contacts Boughton to view the remains. Rumors swirl of ulterior motives and possible sensational insurance developments surrounding the supposed death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Miami
Undercliff
Anthony N. Boughton
Boughton
Eastern Avenue
East End
Schwab
McKnight
Shoe Makers to Play Chamber Team at Chester Park
Manager Harry Manss announced the Shoe Manufacturers nine lineup for a charity game at Chester Park benefiting the Fall Festival fund. The club features players from Hennessy, Maloney, Plant & Marks, Val Duttenhofer, Gregson Robson, Manss, Krippendorf Dittman, Helmers Bettman, Miller Kolhepp Giese Brandhorst, and Sachs Shoe teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Manss
Shoe Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce Nine
Chester Park
Hennessy
Hennessy Shoe Manufacturing Company
Pitcher Maloney
Maloney Bros
Bettman
Helmers
Bettman & Go
Shortsop
A. Manss
Manss Shoe Manufacturing Company
Guckenberger
Chamber of Commerce
Tragic Fall Claims 78-Year-Old Manning Smith
Manning T. Smith, 78, died after falling from a second-story window at his son's Fourth street home near Central avenue. Found early morning, he had internal injuries and never regained consciousness. Coroner held an inquest. body to be shipped to Greensburg, Indiana, for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning T. Smith
Fourth Street
Central Avenue
John Miler
Schwab
Greensburg
Ind
Death of Mrs. Mary Myers in Walnut Hills
Mrs. Mary Myers died late Tuesday at her Park Avenue home in Walnut Hills. Family present at the end. daughter and son in law Harry Laws arrived from Honolulu recently. Other children include Rev. Clifford Myers of Chicago Mrs. Wm. L. Lapham and Alvin O. Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Myers
Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
Harry Laws
Honolulula
Clifford Myers
Chicago
Wm. L. Lapham
Alvin O. Myers
Bishop's Accomplice Identified as Mulligan in Jail
Michael Mulligan of Lowell Mass identifies Thomas Mulligan as the man known as Thomas Lyons, the alleged accomplice of Wallace Bishop in the murder of Policeman McQuery and an unknown tramp at Ludlow. Mulligan says the prisoner is from Lawrence Mass, with a poor mother and brother, and that the father died in an insane asylum.
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Thomas Lyons
Covlington
Thomas Mulligan
Wallace Bishop
Policeman McQuery
Ludlow
Michael Mulligan
Lowell
Mass
Covington
Lawrence
Mulligan
Bishop
Children’s Day Sets Stage For Fall Festival Events
The coming Fall Festival will include a sports and contests agenda. A major football game may pit the Carlisle Indians against the University team. The first Saturday of opening week is set aside for children with possible Dance of All Nations by city dancing pupils.
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Carlisle Indians
Captain Cook En Route from Washington to Michigan
Captain Charles Casselly Cook arrived at the St. Nicholas yesterday from Washington and heads toward Michigan. He shows little sign of a lingering illness from the Spanish American War and will return to Washington early next week to lead Cuban and Puerto Rican depredation claims cases linked to the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Casselly Cook
The
St. Nicholas
Michigan
Captain Cook
Ingenious scheme lands canvasser in jail for false pretenses
Two arrests in Cincinnati reveal an elaborate fraud involving a canvasser Frank Baker who sent goods to vacant houses and claimed commissions. George Williams and Charles Conroy were also arrested for obtaining money or goods under false pretenses while impersonating retailers. A woman reported losing fifty cents for dress goods and detectives connected Conroy to a prior 1889 case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwyer
Cincinnati
Frank Baker
East Water Street
Baker
Central Station
George Williams
Parkersburg
W. Va
Brahaney
Schmidt
Mike Habig
Madison Street
Covington
Julia Fisher
Becker and Roach
Charles Conroy
Jackson
Cincinnati to contest Royer act in Decennial Board case
Citizen Ampt and Judge Follett arrive to argue in the Ohio Supreme Court that Cincinnati should be exempt from the Royer act and granted six months to complete Decennial Board of Equalization work. The Cincinnati Board seeks to limit weekly workload and disputes Auditor’s power to appoint a new board.
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Citizen Ampt
Judge Follett
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ampt
John F. Follett
Cincinnati Board of Supervisors
Board of Equalization
Supreme Court
Kinkead
Rogers
Co Ee
Board of Supervisors
Cincinnati
Messrs. Ampt and Follett
Despatches From China Cause Cincinnati Anxiety
Mrs E K Lowry formerly Miss Katherine Mullikin of Clifton is reported among Americans in China in danger. Her mining engineer husband was also there and married in China. Unclear if she accompanied him as refugees arrive at Chefoo from Peking. Friends fear for her safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Cincinnati
E. K. Lowry
Katherine Mullikin
Clifton
Chefoo
Peking
Lowry
Larceny at Mary's Saloon as Meister Watches Auction
John A. Meister, saloon keeper at 29 Mary Street, is said to have left his cash register open during an auction of a house at 17 Mary Street. Thirteen dollars were stolen while onlookers listened to the bidding, prompting a report to the Bremen Strasse Police Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mary Street
China
John A. Meister
Rhine
No. 17
Meister
Bremen Strasse
Avondale Club Plans July Fourth Festivities
The Avondale Athletic Club announced a full Fourth of July program with committee leaders Edwin C. Gibbs and others. Activities include baseball, athletic races, boxing, swimming, a balloon display, and a fireworks show beginning at 8 15 p m after water sports.
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Avondale Athletic Club
Edwin C. Gibbs
Robi. Mitchell
E.O. Dana
J. Bradford Laws
Charles Iredell
Ernest Diehl
John L. Shuff
Walters Coles
W. D. Hutton
Wm. H. Button
Avondale
Stamina Club
Harry Gordon
First Infantry
CO. N. G
Chas. F. Hake, Jr
Africa
Crutch attack leaves Andrew Hugh fatally injured in East Columbia
Fred Rosselot, a 56 year old cripple, fatally beat Andrew Hugh 39 a coal dealer with a crutch on Center street East Columbia after a long running quarrel. Hugh was found unconscious on the pavement and died from a fractured skull. Rosselot was captured by officers and jailed on assault to kill charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rosselot
Andrew Hugh
Dumont Avenue
Center Street
East Columbia
Rosselot
Hugh
Hollowell
Behr and
Smethurst
Faculty Reappointed at Hebrew Union College Board Meeting
The Hebrew Union College faculty was re-elected by the Board of Governors. The presidency issue was deferred. Dr Moses Mielziner will chair until a president is elected. The faculty includes Mielziner Deutsch Philipson Grossman Feltman Malzer Buttenheimer Levins Mannheimer with Grossman and Philipson serving unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Union College
Board of Governors
Moses Mielziner
Mielziner
Deutsch
David Philipson
Louis Grossman
E. Feltman
Henry Malzer
Moses Buttenheimer
E. Levins
S. Mannheimer
City Infirmary meat quality discussed by public service panel
The Board of Public Service Committee of the Whole met in private to investigate charges by Dr Adams and Superintendent Heister about meat supplied to the City Infirmary by Loewenstein & Sons. Attendance included the contractors and both Heisters. The session lasted over an hour. findings were not published. Heister stated meat quality had improved since the complaint and contractors pledged full contract compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Infirmary
Board of Public Service
Adams
Heister
Loewenstein & Sons
Marriages Listed From Covington to Cincinnati
The notice lists several marriages with couples and ages: John Dankel 30 and Katharine Lund 28 from Cincinnati wed in Covington. Frank C. Stumpf 23 from Covington and Nellie Holland 21 of Cincinnati wed by Rev. Father McGrady. William H. Walker 29 of New York and Adelaide Miller 29 of Covington wed by Rev. Mr. Walker. E P Stephens 45 and Elinora Conover 40, both of Hamilton Ohio, wed by Rev. C. G. at his West Fourth residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dankel
Katherine Lund
Cincinnati
Covington
Frank C. Stumpf
Yars
Nellie Holland
Father McGrady
William H. Walker
New York
Adelaide Miller
Two Boys Acquitted In Police Court Murder Charges
Two youths charged with murder were dismissed in Police Court. Harry Haarmeyer was acquitted on self defense after killing his father amid a knife chase. the coroner had ruled self defense. Charles Alexander, a colored boy, was acquitted as the shooting of Ross Graham was ruled accidental when a revolver discharged while Alexander showed it to Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Haarmeyer
Charles Alexander
Ross Graham
Alexander
Graham
Mackinac and Georgian Bay Route Offers Lake Retreats
Travel to Mackinac Island and the 30,000 islands along the Georgian Bay Route via D. and C. Coast Line to northern summer resorts. Send 2 cents for illustrated pamphlet to A. A. Schantz G. P. Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac
Georgian Bay
Coast Line
A. A. Schantz
G. P
Detroit
Mich
Governors to Meet for Club Session Friday
Trustees of the Business Men's Club call a special session at 1 30 Friday afternoon to discuss midsummer matters a recent trip to Indianapolis and clubhouse improvements. President C A Hinsch of the Fifth National Bank introduced W A Lamson of Washington the Fidelity Bank failure money distribution official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club
Indianapolis
C. A. Hinsch
Fifth National Bank
W. A. Lamson
Washington
Fidelity Bank
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Henry Denniler
Anthony Boughton
Burkhardt Bros
Dunlap Agency Ladies’ Hats
E. 4Th St
Op. Pike
GEO. W. McAlpin CO
Vic
Bartlett Commercial College
Bartlett
Wisconsin
Paw Paw Lake
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
St. Joseph
Benton Harbor
College
Fourth ST
NEW York Engraving CO
Trief
Walnut Hills Coal CO
Pocahontas Coal
Ch&d
Lake Te Huronia Beach
Mackinac Island
Mt. Clemens
St. Louis
Muskoka Lakes
Toronto
Montreal
Central Union Station
Fourth and Vine
Ocean Steamers
A. E. Outerbridge & Co
Agts
Quebec 8. &. Co
Litd
Broadway
N.Y
Arthur Ahern
Quebec
Kuhn & Sons
E. 3d
White’s
Avondale Club
Wu. M. Bates
Hotels
B. I. M. Bates
Everett
Board of Governors of
Ohio River
Kentucky Mountains
John and
Smith
New Richmond
Augusta
Maysville
Manchester
Nevan c. Raving, ‘Co
Longworth Str
Cincinnatio
Immer Desorts
the Commercial Tribune
Free Informatioity Bureau
Virginia Springs Resorts
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Virginia
Meali Springs
America
Rockbridge
Millboro
Nimrod Hall
Meee Aleghany
Goshen
Mdern Otel
Clifton Forge
Intermont
Union
Adirondacks
Blue Mountain Lake
Utowana
Prospect House
Harry Vardon
C. R. R. N.Y. Sas Grter
J. B. Whi
Ballast Island
Lake Erie
S. M. Johannsen
Saratoga
Grand Union
Woolley & Gerrans
Saratoga Springs
Ashland
Delavin Lake
Weukesha
Duluth
Denver
Salt Lake
Office Chamber Commerce
Hotel Monmouth
Ocean Front
Applegate
Block Island
R. I
Ocean Viewinu
Providence
New London
Newport
Cundall & Ball
REDS
Boston Straits
Louisville
City OF
Pittsburg
Coney Island
Mosset
T Conce
Winter Harbor
Maine
Grindstone Vin
Ernest G. Grob
Shelter Island Heights
Suffolk CO
L. L
N. Y
Bay View and Cottages
Lake Chautauqu Mason House
Bemus Point
Hester Park
Weex
Martha
Hawley's
Smith & Son’s
Walker
Diving Horses and Elks
Crand
Weber Military Band
I Park
J. Kolleer
Eakan
Grove Ay
Mitchell Av
Gongress Spring Park
American Springs
Winchester Inn
Shenandoah ‘Valley
Charles ST. John
Winchester
Cape May,n. J
Stockton Hotel
Golf Hinks
Orace M. Cake
Washington, D
Glendale
Atlantic
Congress Hall
Cape May
R. Halpin
W. C.peale
T.J. Peale
C. Peale
BRO
Central Av
Medslate Hotel
Sapatoga Springs
Gage & Perry, Proprietors
Switzerland
W. B. Pearl
Devil's Lake
Wis
Watch Hill House
Watch Hill
BR. L
A. R. Hale
D. C. Babcock
Operis
Clement
Arlington Petoskey
Northwest
H. Peck
St. Lawrence River
Thousand Islands
Wayne Hotel
Detroit River
B. Hayes
Bacon House
Clinton
Atlantic City, N. J
Crand Atlantic Hotel
Beach
Atlantic City
Charles E. Cope
N.J
Osborne & Painter
Shelburne
Golfinks
James D. Southwick
Waldorf-Astoria
N. J
Ocean
Harry Bothman
Royal Palace
Pacific Av
Iit
PIKE
Old Point Gai Wren
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