Democrats Split Pack Kentucky County Convention Plans
Democrats in Kenton County plan two July 14 conventions at Alexandria and Newport amid a split in the county committee. Sheriff Miller and Mayor Nelson back a Keniton County candidate for Congress while Berry supporters name delegates for Berry. Brown Democrats aim to push resolutions opposing the current election law and seek its repeal.
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Alexandria
Newport
Miller
Nelson
Keniton County
Congress
Berry
Brown Democrats
Marriage Licenses In Covington And Nearby Areas
Licenses issued yesterday to Walter T Hollingsworth and Lillie L Scharringhausen. William D Wilson 23 and Jessie Stahl 19 both of Covington. Pryor G Mitchell 27 of Covington and Mead A Bravard 4 of Nicholson Ky. Frank C Stumpf 23 of Covington and Nellie Holland 21 of Cincinnati. William H Walker 29 of New York and Adelaide Miller 29 of Covington. Taylor Stilley 24 and Maude Crisler 19 both of Covington. James Chett 29 of Covington and Myrtice Holmes 2 of Visalia Ky. Married by Squire Jameson.
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Walter T. Hollingsworth
Lillie L. Scharringhausen
William D. Wilson
Jessie Stahl
Covington
Pryor G. Mitchell
Mead A. Bravard
Nicholson, Ky
Frank C. Stumpf
Nellie Holland
Cincinnati
William H. Walker
New York
Adelaide Miller
Taylor Stilley
Maude Crisler
James Chett
Myrtice Holmes
Visalia
Squire Jameson
Improvement Suits Against Ludlow Taxpayers Filed
Ludlow city through Fur ber and Jackson filed circuit court suits last evening to recover disputed improvement assessments. Anderson and others face $115 41 for Elim street between Kenner and Adela. John Bell and others $1298 for the same street. Cottage Building Association $22787 for Davis street between Linden and Cherry.
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Ludlow
Furber & Jackson
Tne Anderson
Elim Street
Kenner
Adela
John Bell
Same Street
Cottage Building Association
Davis Street
Linden
Cherry
Indictments Returned in City Shooting and Nuisance Cases
The grand jury indicted Alex Winterberger and Frank for shooting with intent to kill. Covington city and Henry Rennebaum face nuisance charges for garbage dumping. Grand jury time extended to Saturday.
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Alex
Winterberger
Frank
Pat
Covington
Henry Rennebaum
Covington City Faces Suit Over $60,000 Bond Issue
Joseph Knipper filed suit in the Circuit Court to stop the city of Covington and the Boards of Council and Aldermen from issuing $60,000 in bonds for street and alley improvements. Judge Tarvin granted a temporary restraining order and set June 29 for the hearing on a temporary injunction.
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Joseph Knipper
City of
Covington
Boards of Council and Aldermen
Tarvin
Widow Emma Preising Wins Probate Of Richard Preising Will
The County Court probated the will of Richard Preising yesterday. Emma Preising is named executrix without surety and receives all property. He directs cremation of his body. Appraisers Chas. Gausepohl L. Taglauer and M. W. Hellman were appointed to value the estate.
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Richard Preising
Emma Preising
Chas. Gausepohl
L. Taglauer
M. W. Hellman
Officers Elected by the American Agents Association
The American Agents Association elected officers for the upcoming term. President is Co. H. Sidener, Vice President M. J. Miller, Prelate Harry Boulden, Sergeant-at-arme J. F. Kavanaugh, Doorkeeper Albert Muth, Secretary R. H. Redburn. Two new members were admitted.
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American Agents’ Association
Co. H. Sidener
M. J. Miller
Harry Boulden
J. F. Kavanaugh
Albert Muth
R. H. Redburn
Property Transfers In West Covington And Millvale
Alice A and John W Clark transfer two lots on Douglas street West Covington to Joseph J Moser for 1250 dollars. Peter Sharkey and wife transfer a lot on Fairview avenue Millvale to Mary J Hart for 175 dollars. Master Commissioner transfers a Bromley lot to Clara J Turner for 106 dollars.
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Alice A
John W. Clark
Joseph J. Moser
West Covington
Douglas Street
Peter Sharkey
Mary J. Hart
Fairview Avenue
Millvale
Clara J. Turner
Bromley
Death of Covington Widow Mary York at 72
Mrs. Mary York widow of Cornelius York died yesterday at her daughter's home Mrs. B F Graziana. She had lived in Covington forty five years and was 72 years old. Funeral services will be held at the daughter's residence Friday morning at 9 30.
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Mary York
Cornelius York
B. F. Graziana
Covington
Sinking Fund Commissioners Meet to Allow City Bond Coupons
The Sinking Fund Commissioners met at Auditor Kirtley's office yesterday afternoon and approved coupon interest on city bonds totaling 26000 dollars due to the Bank of America.
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Office of Auditor
Kirtley
Bank of America
Suit on Notes Filed in Circuit Court for $16.33
Joseph Lazarus brings a suit in the Circuit Court against Sarah B. Black and Mary B. Carpenter to recover sixteen dollars and thirty three cents on notes.
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Joseph Lazarus
Sarah B. Black
Mary B. Carpenter
Local arrests and court actions reported
Henry Johnson faces disorderly conduct charges after arrest by Officer Ble meyer. Mrs. Sarah Ivory of Lynn street leaves to visit her Davenport daughter. Monroe Swindler and Howard Ewing fined five dollars plus costs by Judge Pence for riding without a lantern. A thief stole a rocker from Fred G. Sellers on 821 ft street. Funeral arrangements for the late William Condell from 2008 Mackay avenue set for 2:30 this afternoon. William Williams jailed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after arrest by Officer Schmeing. Jury in Graziani vs Hall deadlocked and dismissed. Sarah Ellis named executrix of John Ellis with B. L. Mann as surety. R. L. Ragan, William Raus sen and E. L. Mann named appraisers. McQuery benefit game at Covington Park with pregame street parade. players and officials meet at City Building at 1 p.m. Lawn fete of Associated Charities set for June 28–29 at Wayfarer’s Rest grounds.
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Monroe Swindler
Howard Ewing
Graziani
Hall
Sarah Ellis
John Ellis
B. L. Mann
R. L. Ragan
William Raussen
E. L. Mann
McQuery
Covington Park
Associated Charities
Wayfarer’s Rest
Robbins and
Russell Streets
Interstate League standings and game results summary
Newcastle leads with 12 wins in a tight table alongside Mansfield Dayton and Fort Wayne. Multiple June scores from Newcastle Mansfield Wheeling Toledo Youngstown Columbus and Dayton detail games, innings and battery pairings, with umpires Colgan Caruthers and others.
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Fox
Colgan
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Butler
Arthur
Caruthers
R.he
Town
Jamison and
Murphy
Streit
Mahaffey
Beville
Ings
Works and
Donahue
Swaim
Harper and Bergen
Youngstown Club to move Interstate franchise to Anderson
In Youngstown on June 27 manager Finn received a proposal from Anderson Indiana business men to relocate the Interstate franchise. The move is likely as Sunday games are unsustainable here. Connors the last of the old guard was released and Nabitt of Chester Pa was signed.
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Youngstown
Commercial Tribune
Finn
Anderson
Ind
Connors
Nabitt
Chester
Two Kentucky Couples Wed in Capital Hotel Ceremony
State Election Commissioner Morton K. Yeats and Winnifrede Paynter were married in Frankfort at the Capital Hotel with many state figures in attendance. The Rev. Dr. Christian officiated. Earlier, James Noonan and Genevieve Haly, sister of Percy Haly, also wed this afternoon.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Morton K. Yeats
Muhlenberg County
Winnifrede Paynter
Thomas H. Paynter
Court of Appeals
Capital Hotel
Christian
Catlettsburg
James Noonan
Genevieve Haly
Local marriages reported across three churches and homes
The wedding of John Hansjuergen and Clara Imbeld occurred last evening at the bride's Columbia street home with Rev. Carl Schaeffer of St. Pauls Church officiating. W J Sutton wed Mamie Gastreich at Corpus Christi Church yesterday morning. John McDermott and Anna Burne tied the knot yesterday at the Church of Atonement in Cincinnati. Joseph Haas and Clara Hoffner, both residents of the city, were married yesterday evening with Rev. Ernst officiating.
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John Hansjuergen
Clara Imbeld
Carl Schaeffer
St. Paul's Church
Columbia Street
W. J. Sutton
Mamie Gastreich
Corpus Christi Church
John McDermott
West Fourth Street
Anna Burne
Cincinnati
Church of Atonement
Joseph Haas
Clara Hoffner
Ernst
Meeting on July 9 at Corinthian Church to educate and protest lynching
Afro-Americans in the city plan a July 9 gathering at the Corinthian Colored Baptist Church to discuss educational efforts for the race. Resolutions will denounce lynch law and mob punishment and urge repeal of the separate coach law.
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Corinthian Colored Baptist Church
Hawthorn Family Sees Officer Promoted to Captain
Major L R Hawthorn reports from Washington that his son Captain Harry L Hawthorn has been promoted to captain in the artillery. The elder Hawthorn praises his son as a steadfast fighter in the Spanish American War and the Philippines conflict, calling the promotion deserved.
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L. R. Hawthorn
Washington
Harry L. Hawthorn
Artillery
Hawthorn
Philippines
Employee Burned by Live Wire at Citi zens Telephone Co
Chas Geppert of Eighth and Dayton streets was burned on arms and hands after becoming tangled in a live wire at the Citi zens Telephone Company yesterday. Geppert is employed by the telephone company.
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Chas. Geppert
Eighth
Dayton
Citizens' Telephone Company
Geppert
Telephone Company
Will of Elizabeth Kohlkaupt Left for Probate
Elizabeth Kohlkaupt bequeaths all property to four children Elizabeth Tannebeck Kate Siebold Minn ie and Emma Kohlkaupt in her will. Kate Siebold named executrix without bond in County Court probate filing.
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Elizabeth Kohlkaupt
Elizabeth Tannebeck
Kate Siebold
Minnile
Emma Kohlkaupt
Eighth annual basket picnic set by Lafayette Council Y M L
Funeral services for Elisabeth Haugh, 76, to be held at 2 pm from Front and Columbia streets. Marriage licenses issued to James Blackburn and Emily of Dayton Kentucky and several others, including Joseph Haas with Clara Haeffner, Horatio English with Agnes Wirmel, John Kraus with Sylvia Wikle, Ernst Harraman with Melda Patterson, and John H Kramer with Mary Besel, listing multiple counties.
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Elisabeth Haugh
Front
Columbia Streets
James Blackburn
Emily
Denver
Dayton
Joseph Haas
Clara Haeffner
Newport
Horatios
English
Agnes M. Wirmel
Cincinnati
John A. Kraus
Covington
Sylvia Wikle
St. Anthony's Picnic Set for Next Saturday at Clark's Grove
Bellevue notes two items at once. St. Anthony's Church to hold its annual picnic and outing at Clark's Grove next Saturday. A regular monthly meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church occurred last evening.
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St. Anthony's Church
Clark’s Grove
Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Tragic double shooting ends in murder suicide in Fort Wayne
William Nahrwald, 30s barber, shot his wife aged 20 and then killed himself at her father's East Columbia street home in Fort Wayne. The couple had separated after his discharge from a job due to drinking. Neighbors heard quarrelling before three shots. both bodies found in the yard. The wife had been wounded prior to the fatal self infliction. They wed last December.
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Commercial Tribune
FT. Wayne
Ind
Wm. Nahrwald
Nahrwald
Christian Endeavorers Hold Annual Corporation Meeting in Boston
United Society of Christian Endeavor held its annual meeting at Tremont Temple in Boston. Secretary Baer reported remarkable growth with 59 712 societies and 3 500 000 members worldwide. Every nation is represented and three societies exist in the Philippines. Francis E. Clark was re elected president and officers include William Shaw treasurer Fred H Kidder auditor and John Willis Baer clerk.
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Boston
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Tremont Temple
Baer
Christian Endeavor
Philippines
Francis E. Clark
William Shaw
Fred H. Kidder
John Willis Baer
bungling school levy bill alters village rates
A Special Despatch reports in Columbus that a misdrafted school levy bill raised the village and special school rate from 6 to 10 mills, then an Elmer bill amended the statute but, copied into the original form, reverted the levy back to 6 mills.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Riegel
Wood County
Elmer
Feud Sparks Fatal Shot On Battle Avenue
In Steubenville Ohio James McElroy fired a shotgun at Samuel Stafford on Battle Avenue, mortally wounding him. The feud between Stafford and McElroy families has sparked multiple clashes with fights earlier this day. Sadie Smurthwaite, Stafford’s stepdaughter, joined in the skirmish. John McElroy was said to be hunting John Ford all day.
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Commercial Tribune
Steubenville, CO
Battle Avenue
James McElroy
Samuel Stafford
Stafford
McElroy
Sadie Smurthwaite
John McElroy
John Ford
Crane low bidder for State House heating contract
H D Crane of Cincinnati was found to be the lowest bidder at 24600 dollars for installing heating and ventilating apparatus in the State House. The contract will be awarded tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
H. D. Crane
Cincinnati
State House
Fire Marshal names Beardsley chief deputy in Columbus
State Fire Marshal S D Hollenbeck announced the appointment of C B Beardsley of Columbus as chief deputy and his son H H Hollenbeck as second deputy in Columbus today.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
S. D. Hollenbeck
C. B. Beardsley
H. H. Hollenbeck
Powers Freed by Writ of Habeas Corpus in Goebel Case
Captain John Powers of Barboursville Kentucky was released after County Judge Cornett accepted a pardon signed by Governor Taylor on March 6 1900. The pardon bars prosecution and Powers was freed from custody after habeas corpus proceedings. Powers brother of Caleb Powers Secretary of State was jailed in Georgetown on the same charge.
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Harlan C. H
John Powers
Barboursville
Goebel
Cornett
Powers
Taylor
Mountain
Kentucky
Knox County
Captain Powers
Caleb Powers
Georgetown
Yale Diploma Record Sets School Benchmark at Graduation
New Haven Conn June 27 Yale awarded 671 diplomas breaking the college record. Cincinnati honorees include Walter Maxwell Adriance James Mc Master Long Reuben Buck Robertson Charles Prescott Robinson Hioward Speer Rufus Adrian Vanvost Ross Whiting Bragg Thomas Phillips Seaman Herbert Lucker Owen Crawford and Joseph Hall Hart among graduates from academic scientific art and graduate schools.
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Commercial Tribune
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Cincinnati
Walter Maxwell Adriance
James McMaster Long
Reuben Buck Robertson
Charles Prescott Robinson
Hioward Speer
Rufus Adrian Vanvost
Ross Whiting Bragg
Thomas Phillips Seaman
Herbert Lucker
Owen Crawford
Joseph Hall Hart
Ohio teachers convene at Put-In-Bay session on time value
The Ohio Schoolteachers Association opens its third session in Put-In-Bay Ohio with R E Rayman arguing civilization hinges on time use. Arthur Powell urges state instruction for public benefit. Bob Humphrey calls for adolescent safeguards and better school buildings. Dr W O Thompson to give annual address. Next session Thursday morning.
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Commercial Tribune
Put-In Bay
Ohio Schoolteachers’ Association
R. E. Rayman
Arthur Powell
Marion
Bob Humphrey
Ironton
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Infirmary Inmate Killed by Train Identified as Wehrmeyer
A man killed by a train on Davis Lane last Sunday is suspected to be Fred Wehrmeyer. Coroner's records and tattoo marks guide the identification as Mrs. Wehrmeyer reports. Disinterment ordered for her view. Wehrmeyer previously lived at 84 Mulberry and now Abigail Street. Henry Wehrmeyer, a bank clerk and recent groom, is her son.
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Davis Lane
Fred Wehrmeyer
City Infirmary
525
Abigail Street
Mulberry Street
Wehrmeyer
Third National Bank
Ohio Kentucky Indiana Weather Outlook
Ohio shows showers Thursday with cooler air in the north and west. Friday brings fair weather with brisk winds. Kentucky expects local rains Thursday and Friday turns fair with south winds. Indiana anticipates showers Thursday and Friday with brisk south winds.
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Ohio
Brick
Kentucky
Indiana
Tempera ture and Precipitation Report for Cincinnati 1900
The report shows daily and yearly temperature and precipitation figures for Cincinnati from 1897 to 1900. It lists maximum and minimum temperatures, average temperature, and daily excess or deficiency in temperature and precipitation with accumulations since January 1, 1900.
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Cincinnat
Wraeitoes Co
The River Boats Leaving Today From Portsmouth and Tac
Portsmouth and Tacoma sailings announced with departures listed as 5 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Wells posts a June 29 deadline. Workum and Pittsburg also show June 29 times. Advertised routes and times are provided for reader reference.
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Pearce
Tacoma
WELLS
Workum
Pittsburg
Eleven Feet River Readings Reported
The river stood at 11.8 feet at 6 a.m., 11.2 feet at noon, and 11.1 feet at 6 p.m. in yesterday's measurements. Partly cloudy and sultry conditions with light showers accompanied the gauge readings.
Tri Delta Girls Enjoy Evening Gathering in Clifton
Tri Delta sisters gathered at Miss Grace Marshall’s Clifton home for a lively night of college style social fun. Amateur theatricals featured performers such as Mrs Pyle Miss Diserens Miss Lanning Miss Babbitt and many others with the Grand President and Grand Council in attendance. The convention opened with welcome addresses and pledged a full day of meetings including a luncheon at the Woman’s Exchange and two more sessions today.
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Tri Delta
Grace Marshall
Clifton
Pyle
Diserens
Lanning
Babbitt
Seaman
Laura Perin
Lil Stevens
Mildred French
Ruth Butterworth
Albra
Commercial Tribune
Shipping Movements Across Ports June 27
Sailed and arrived listings show multiple steamers at New York Liverpool Belfast and adjacent ports. Vessels include St Paul Bergenland Sardinia Ma jestic Teutonia Lahn Sax onia Teuton ia Spaarndam Island and Lahn with routes to and from Montreal Liverpool New York Philadelphia Boston and Bremen.
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St. Paul
Southampton
Germanic
Liverpool
Westerland
Antwerp
Lake Huron
Lake Superior
Montreal
Sylvania
Boston
Philadelphia
Moville
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Glasgow
Lake Megantic
London
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Cherbours
Ethiopia
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Kensington
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Rotterdam
Copenhagen
Island
Christianiana
Stettin
Teutonia
Cherbourg
John Harvey Paul Dies Near Greenup After Long County Life
John Harvey Paul born January 1, 1810 died a few miles south of Greenup Kentucky this morning. He married January 1, 1830 in Scotland and settled in the county that summer. He raised twelve sons and eight daughters all of whom survive him.
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Commercial Tribune
Greenup
John Harvey Paul
Scotland
Here
Captain Phillips Plans Two New Sternwheel Boats
Captain Phillips announces construction of two sternwheel boats to challenge White Collar Line dominance. He aims to run Pittsburg to Memphis and New Orleans routes with reshipping at Memphis, backed by Captain Lee H. Brooks. The move follows White Collar Line rate cuts and harassment after City of Pittsburg’s success.
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John M. Philips
Pittsburg
Captain Phillips
Louisville
Memphis
New Orleans
Lee H. Brooks
Coney Island Company
Rivers and Weather Update From Pittsburg to Brownsville
Special despatch reports river levels at Warren Morgantown Pittsburg and Brownsville with 7 to 5 foot readings stationary and warm or cloudy conditions. Heavy rains in the Alleghany Valley cause slight rises and near suspension of navigation on the Upper Ohio while coal demand rises for summer shipments to the South. Boats tied up and towboats en route to New Orleans proceed cautiously.
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George Williamson
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Chile
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Moscow
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Jison
Herderson
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Allegheny River
Ellison
Keystone State
Commercial Tribune
Warren
Morgantown
Brownsville
Alleghany Valley
Coal trade booms as New Orleans awaits supply surge
The article notes a rapid coal trade in New Orleans with the annual 1,000 coal boats replenished and hundreds more en route. The visible stock will likely last three to four months. Traffic updates include the Queen City and many river tonnage movements with multiple keys like Wheeling Pittsburg Marietta Parkersburg and Charleston reporting water levels and arrivals.
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Cincinnati pair wed in Newport ceremony
Horatio 8. English aged 36 and Agnes M Wirniel aged 23, both of Cincinnati, married in Newport yesterday. The ceremony occurred at George McHenry's residence, with Squire Donelan officiating.
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English
Agnes M. Wirniel
Cincinnati
Newport
George McHenry
Squire Donelan
Auction of multiple Cincinnati real estate parcels set for July 19 1900
Hamilton County probate court directs public sale of several properties in Cincinnati. Auctions on July 19 1900 begin at 10 a.m. with parcels including 47 Main street store, 2 4 East Pearl street, 803 Race street, 519 521 West Liberty, 2113 2115 Winchell avenue, 2114 Turner street, and 2118 2126 Division street among others, with appraised values ranging from 5 000 to 20 000 dollars. Additional tracts on McLean avenue and adjacent lots to be offered July 20.
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Classified Help Wanted Entries from String of Ads
Wages from four dollars for a good cook and house help. No 3215 Woodburn Ave. Colored girl, middle aged, to work in Cincinnati Friday or Saturday, 54 E Eighth St Covington Ky. Woman, middle aged widow, to act as companion to an old couple and assist with house work, good home for right party, references, address E L H, P O Box 736, Fern.
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Fern
Official political book on the 1900 campaign advertised
W B Conkey Co coupons offer the Great Political Issues and Leaders of the Campaign of 1900. The prospectus promises free distribution to workers and commissions of 50 to 60 percent. The 600 page illustrated volume features Roosevelt Bryan Beveridge Hoar Cochran Lodge Towne and others. Send seven 2c stamps for postage. Chicago firm.
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Germany
German National Bank
Kuhn & Soms
Apie
Atlas National Bank
Plymout
Hamburg
K. Friedrich
F. Bismarck
8. S. Deutschland
Waldersee
Pennsylvania
Phoenicia
Belgravia
PAS
Hamburg-American Line
Ohio Valley
Nat'l Bank
Western German Bank
Twelfth
S. Kuhn & Sons
Third St
Atlas Nat'l Bank
Walnut St
Postoffice
Third
Walnut Sts
Cunard Line
Saxonia
Ivernia
Maxonia
State Street
Mass
Alex. Martin
Lisbon
Nige
Athens
Constantinople
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Port Said
Ismailia
Pyramids
Bombay
Ahmedabad
Jeypore
Delhi
Agra
Cawnpore
Lucknow
Benares
Darjeeling
Colombo
Calcutta
Singapore
Hongkong
Canton
Macao
Shanghai
Nagasaki
Kobe
Hiogo
Osaka
Nara
Kioto
Yokohama
Enoshima
Kamakura
Miyanoshita
Tokio
Nikko
Honolulu
Hilo
Kilauea
San Francisco
N. Y
Azores
Prince Line
C. R. Richard
Rufus KI
Setd
Bo Bates
Oe Recorder
Henry Allard
Rute Recorder
Tee Heen
Gottlieb Kernan
Fifth St
P. O. Box
Ill
Seminary
T. Bray
Cheap
Lane
Chapel St
Woodburn Av
Cooper & CO
Bath
Hanover
Vine St
George Dean
the Barclay
Tel
Eden
Grand St
Eden Park
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!