Covington Gas Franchise Fight Heads to Court Hearing
The Covington Gas Light Company fight moves back to the courts as Detweiler Company attorneys seek to bar the City Board of Aldermen from granting a franchise. A temporary restraining order was issued, with a permanent injunction hearing set for Saturday at 10. Damages of 500 dollars were awarded against the City to Elizabeth Huber for a February sidewalk fall on East Fifth Street.
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Detweiler Company
Board of Aldermen
Covington Gas Light Company
Court of Appeals
Val Collins
Tarvin
Elizabeth Huber
Henry Huber
Scott Street
Covington
East Fifth Street
Central Hotel sale ordered in circuit court case
In the consolidated suits Marion Grubbs assignee v Sommers and Farmers’ and Traders’ National Bank v Rielemann an order of sale was issued for the Central Hotel property yesterday. John McKnight won a $70.49 judgment against Central Covington in McKnight v Falls wetter. Burnett Building Association awarded $1,001.75 against John Brockmeier and Trevor Street property ordered sold to satisfy the judgment. An order of sale was entered in J F Schickner administrator v Schickner heirs.
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Marion Grubbs
John H. Sommers
Farmers’ and ‘Traders' National Bank
H. H. Rielemann
Consolidated
Central Hotel
John McKnight
Central Covington
F. Fallswetter
Burnett Building Association
John Brockmeier
Trevor Street
J. F. Schickner
Indictments Returned Against Watson and Covington Officials
Charles Watson was indicted by the grand jury for mistreating a horse that died after being returned to Menninger's stable. The city of Covington faced an indictment for maintaining a nuisance a filthy alley between Fourth and Fifth and Scott and Green streets.
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Charles Watson
Menninger
Covington
Fourth
Fifth
Scott and
Greenup
Aged Woman Hurt In Fall At Home
Mrs. Gertrude Rombach aged 82 fell down stairs at her Willard street home. She broke her left arm and suffered severe body bruises. Her son Lew Rombach the photographer is noted as a relative. Doctors fear she may not survive the injuries.
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Gertrude Rombach
Willard Street
Lew Rombach
Property Transfers In City Real Estate Deals
Anna Bath transferred to Joseph 5S with a lot at the northwest corner of Pike and Craig streets and another at the southwest corner of Eighth and Craig streets for 1 known as $1 and another consideration valued at 4000 dollars. George Schurmann and wife sold Lot 19 in Moore and Clayton's subdivision on the south side of Thirteenth street to Carrie G. Klostermann and Louis M. Mardis for 1400 dollars.
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Anna Bath
Joseph
Bath
Pike and
Craig Streets
Eighth and
George Schurmann
Carrie G. Klostermann
Louis M. Mardis
Moore & Clayton
Thirteenth Street
Yardley men cited in court for disorderly acts
Bill Williams was fined 25 dollars and costs in Police Court yesterday for disorderly conduct. Mary Thrasher was fined 10 dollars and costs on a similar charge. Gus Schepper, charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct, was dismissed. Henry Johnson, charged with shooting craps, was dismissed.
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Bill Williams
Mary Thrasher
Gus Schepper
Henry Johnson
Circuit Court Motion Docket Rescheduled for Saturday
The motion docket will be called in the Circuit Court at 9 30 Saturday morning instead of Monday. Walter Cleary qualified in the County Court as administrator of Anna C Cleary estate with Sallie C Hudson as surety. Mrs Martha Day died at 62 and will be interred in Berry Ky.
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Walter Cleary
Anna C. Cleary
Sallie C. Hudson
Martha Day
Russell Street
Berry
Michael McBreen
St. Mary’s Cathedral
John Ohmer
Josephine Scott
Father Kehoe
John Gross
Mary Ohmer
James P. Tarvin
Covington
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Kenton County Kamping Klub
McQuery
Interstate League Standings and Latest Scores
The Interstate League table lists Ft Wayne leading with 37 wins and 28 losses, followed by Wheeling 33 22 and 600, Newcastle 29 32 and 475, Mansfield 24 30, Dayton 32 22 and 598, Columbus 21 34, Toledo 33 23 and 589, and Youngstown 18 37. Recent games include Wheeling 4 Toledo 2 at Wheeling with Pardee Poole and Ritter versus Ewing Arthur. Newcastle 2 over Manefield 1. Youngstown 7 over Columbus 3. Dayton 2 over Ft Wayne 1.
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Pardee
Poole
Ritter
Ewing and Arthur
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Williams
Ames and
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R. HS
Crowe
Murphy
Streit
Mahaffey
Beville
H.E. Dayton
Wayne
Moore
Meyer
Fisher
Ber- Dayton
Youngstown Club Manager Convicted over Sunday Ball
YOUNGSTOWN O June 28 Manager Finn of the Youngstown Interstate Club was found guilty on an indictment charging him with exhibiting Sunday ball. Judge Robinson imposed a $100 fine and twenty days in jail, but jail time is suspended unless Finn resumes playing Sunday ball in the city.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
Finn
Robinson
Peerless Club to headline Columbia grounds next Sunday
The Peerless Club attracts at the Columbia grounds with Johnny Colina and Tom Mack in a fast exhibition game for the Columbias. The earlier double play by Colina and Mack was dubbed the fastest ever at East End grounds.
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Peerless Club
Columbia Grounds
Johnny Colina
Tom Mack
Columbias
East End
Ludlows
Ludlow
Aldermen Vote to Cut Mayor’s Salary Amid Bridge Tax Fight
At yesterday’s Aldermen meeting the Mayor urged salary reductions and won three to one. Critics allege the push is a distraction from his $39,000 bridge tax debt and a filed suit against the bridge company. The City Attorney plans a motion to reopen the case tomorrow.
Democratic Committee Sets Mass Conventions Ahead of State Meet
The Democratic Executive Committee met without Chairman Mayor Nelson who is away. It scheduled mass conventions at Turner Hall Newport and Alexandria on July 16 to pick delegates for the State convention in Lexington on July 19.
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Nelson
East
Turner Hall
Newport
Alexandria
Lexington
Property Transfers In Newport District Auctions
Jacob Schwaegerle and wife transfer to Louisa Smith Lot 30 in James Taylor's Bellevue addition to Newport for 950 dollars. Master Commissioner transfers to George Schneider Lot 23 and east half of Lot 24 in Clifton district for 1400 dollars. Master Commissioner transfers to W J Corrigan part of Lot 122 in the original plan of Newport for 1200 dollars.
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Jacob Schwaegerle
Louisa Smith
James Taylor
Bellevue
Newport
George Schneider
District
Clifton
W. J. Corrigan
Aldermen Board Meeting Action on City Funds and Contracts
At a recent aldermen meeting the Auditor reported total funds at 90342 dollars. The Sinking Fund Commissioners noted 25921 dollars awaiting cancellation, referred to the Ways and Means Committee. Claims totaling 7289 dollars 86 were allowed. A contract to Joseph Callopy for Thirteenth street and Hardy and Constans alleys improvements was adopted.
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Board of Aldermen
Ways and Means Committee
Joseph Callopy
Thirteenth Street
Hardy and
Constans Alleys
Towboat deal and river traffic report across Mississippi system
Albert Budd negotiates for the idle towboat Frank Gilmore valued at 7500 dollars while opening an independent coal mine at Webster delaying mining for months. River notes show multiple vessels, rising water, and mixed arrivals at Wheeling Marietta Parkersburg Cincinnati Louisville Evansville Paducah Cairo St Louis with heavy rains and warm, changing conditions.
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Albert Budd
Frank Gilmore
Greenwood
Bedford
Parkersburg
Marietta
Queen City
Valley Belle
Avalon
Pittsburg
Pomeroy
Lizzie Bay
Cincinnati
Sam Brown
Tom Dodsworth
Hinton
Point Pleasant
Kanawha
Joseph Walton
Dave Wood
Valiant
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Dick Fulton
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J. C. Risher
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Evansville
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Paducah
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Bowling Green
al Martin
Tennessee
John White
Cumberland River
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H. F. Frisbie
Upper
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Osceola
Ford Herald
Memphis
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Frisbie
Harry Brown
Gage
ST. Louis
Reese Lee
Columbia
Ste. Genevieve
Chester
Spread Eagle
Grafton
War Eagle
Cape Girardeau
Harvester
Josie
Weather Outlook For Ohio Indiana And Kentucky
Ohio and Indiana fair with showers in extreme south portions Friday and Saturday. Fresh westerly winds become variable. Kentucky local showers Friday and Saturday with southerly winds.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Temperature and Rainfall Report for Cincinnati 1900
Temperature data for Cincinnati shows 91 80 82 maximums and 88 74 64 minimums with daily average 78 74 72. Rainfall amounts are listed with excess and deficits since June 1 and January 1 1900 totaling 8.33 inches. L. F. Assler signs off with O.
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Cincinnati
Will of John H. Reder Probate Admitted in Campbell Co Court
The will of John H. Reder was admitted to probate in Campbell County Court yesterday. He leaves $5 each to his daughters Louisa Von Mitzel and Henrietta, $5 to sons Frank and Henry, and the remainder to be divided equally among stepson William Reder, son Martin Reder, and daughter Lillie Reder. Peter Weckman is named executor.
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John H. Reder
Campbell County
Louisa von Mitzel
Henrietta
Frank
Henry Reder
William Reder
Martin Reder
Lillie Reder
Peter Weckman
Bank Sues School Board Over Bond Purchase Authority
The Newport National Bank suit against the Board of Education was argued before Judge Hodge. Wright for the board contends the bank had no authority to buy bonds, while Crawford for the bank argues the authority exists. the case was submitted.
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Newport National Bank
Board of Education
Hodge
C. Wright
L. J. Crawford
Missionary student aids war news in Ohio visit
Mrs. A. K. Ha from Corea Japan has stayed with Miss Louise Rothweiler on Forest street for several days. She attends Ohio Wesleyan College to learn English for missionary work at home and shows intense interest in war news and many current missionaries.
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A. K. Ha
Corea
Japan
Louise Rothweiiler
Forest Street
Ohio Wesleyan College
Deputy Sheriff Returns From Lakeland Asylum
Deputy Hindmann returns home after taking Mrs. Josephine Walburn of Flagg Springs from Lakeland Asylum. He faced considerable trouble as the 175 pound woman attempted to escape but was finally subdued.
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Hindmann
Lakeland Asylum
Josephine ‘Walburn
Flagg Springs
Postmaster Announces Ft Thomas Stamp Clerk Appointment
Washington notified that Hal Weigele is appointed stamp clerk at Ft Thomas succeeding Joel B Ross. He will start July 1 with a salary increase from 300 to 500 dollars per year. Other Monday increases include Mail Clerk Enrry from 900 to 1000, Delivery Clerk Wiebe from 800 to 900, Money Order Clerk Dellars from 800 to 900, and W. Foertmeyer from 100 to 200.
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Meyers
Washington
Hal. Weigele
Ft. Thomas
Joel B. Ross
Enrry
Wiebe
Dellars
W. 8. Foertmeyer
Monument fund organized for William Goebel by Campbell County
The Campbell County Executive Committee started a monument fund for the late William Goebel. Truesdell of Alexandria is appointed chairman, with William H. Newell as secretary and treasurer. Subscriptions earn a certificate bearing Goebel’s picture and signature.
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Wm. Goebel
Campbell County
Truesdell
Alexandria
William H. Newell
Carriage Painter Fred Rothert Hangs Self After Arrest
Fred Rothert 33, his wife Mary 29, and sister-in-law Fanny Wolf 22 were arrested for disorderly conduct after a drunken incident at 1266 Harrison avenue. While in custody Rothert hung himself with a bandanna tied to a cell bar. he was cut down and survived with no serious injury.
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Fred Rothert
Mary
Fanny Wolf
Harrison Avenue
Thomas
Robert
Fifth District
Turnkey Pinkerton
River boat departures and schedules listed
Boats leaving today from Portsmouth Wells at 5 p.m. Chil Petersburg at 3 30 p.m. Louisville Pittsburg at 8 a.m. Leave as Advertised. Portsmouth Pearce June 36 noon Louisville Pittsburg July 8 a.m.
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Portsmouth
Wells
Petersburg
OREUM
Louisville
Pittsburg
Pearce
River stage readings show fall from morning to evening
The river stood at 10.2 feet in the morning, dropped to 10 feet at noon, and fell to 9.93 feet by 6 p.m. Partly cloudy skies and sultry heat with light showers accompanied the day.
City tax deadline nears with late payment options
Notices remind residents Positively the last two days to pay city taxes without penalty. The treasurer’s office will stay open both nights. Community updates include local births marriages and church notices as well as a Dayton Circuit Court filing against several taxpayers for delinquent taxes and street improvements.
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Anthony Amman
West Fourth Street
William B. Hazen Garrison
Regular
Volunteer
Army and Navy Union of the
Arthur Merz
Ella Taylor Wooldside
Newport
William Schumate
Cooyington
Lizzie Stefenger
Cincinnati
Mamie Hissem-De Moss
Columbus
Ind
Indiana Music Teachers’ Association
Eugene Ernst
St. John's German Lutheran Church
Altna
Mr. Baum
Same
H. H. Walker
Dayton Lot and Home Company
No Effort Made Yet To Raise the Dick Brown
Officials report the sunken Dick Brown, which sank last Saturday evening, is unlikely to be raised and a diver has examined the wreck. The White Collar Line fears the vessel is a total loss while the E A Woodruff may remove the Nisbet wreck if confirmed. River observers note no attempts to lift the Dick Brown have begun.
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White Collar Line
W. F.nisbet
E. A Woodruff
Dick Brown
Marriage of Barnem Doll and Therese Bertsch in Cincinnati
Barnem Doll of this city wed Therese Bertsch of Cincinnati Ohio in a ceremony held yesterday morning in Cincinnati. The Baptist Church golden jubilee services continue to draw large crowds. Milton Hunter and wife of Sixth Avenue celebrate the birth of a daughter at their home.
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Barnem Doll
Therese Bertsch
Cincinnati
The
Baptist Church
Milton Hunter
Sixth Avenue
Royal Circle crowds attend Bellevue district convention
A large crowd from Bellevue gathered at Berry and Fairfield avenues for the district convention. The Y P S C E entertained with a fine program at the Christian Church. Mrs A Briggs of Honeoye Falls returned home after visiting her Center street relatives.
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Berry and
Fairfield Avenues
Christian Church
A. Briggs
Honeoye Fall
N. Y
Center Street
City Council Discusses Tax Rise and Sewer Upgrades
At the General Council meeting last night the tax increase was debated but no action taken. Sewers in Butler Carneal and Kenner streets are in bad shape and new ones will be installed. Squire Anderson is able to move about again after a severe grip. Extensive improvements will start soon on the schoolhouse and continue through the summer.
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Bellevue
Council
Nelson
Higgins
General Council
Butler, Carneal and
Kenner
Squire Anderson
Glesmer's Body Recovered After River Drowning
The body of George Glesmer, who drowned in the Ohio River at Parson street, was found near Whittaker street. Coroner Schwab notified. body taken to the Morgue. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised in the recap.
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George Glesmer
Ohio River
Parson Street
Whittaker Street
Schwab
Weather and river notes along the Monongahela region
Special despatches report river levels and showers across Warren and Morgantown with 7 feet 4 inches at Morgantown and 2.95 inches in Pittsburg. Officials anticipate a river rise if showers continue and The Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Co may build steel barges as steel prices fall. several directors hint at future construction.
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Communal Tribune
Warren—River
Oil City
Morgantown
Brownsville
Pittsburg
Greensboro
Monongahela
Weather Bureau
Monongahela River
Cattle and Hogs Markets Reported Across Major Bureaus
Chicago cattle receipts rise amid firm to higher values with best steers and Texas lots firm. Hog trade steady to higher, top around 5.42, mixed and butchers 5.20 to 5.40. Sheep and lambs show strength for choice types, western and Texas origins listed with various price ranges. Kansas City and St Louis parallel gains in cattle and hogs, while New York notes slower calves and mixed sheep activity.
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Texas Fed
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Texas Bulls
Colorado
Hog market signals dip in Western packers
Western packing shows 435,000 hogs processed this week down from 470,000 prior week and 525,000 two weeks earlier. Year comparisons are higher by 315,000 head over the current March 1 to June period versus last year, with prices about 5 cents per 100 pounds above last week and $1.30 per head versus a year ago.
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Cincinnati Price
Undermeney
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Omaha
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Wis
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Cincinnati
Marshalltown
Obituary List of Several Seniors and Infants
A dated death list reports Catherine Querngessen 45 bronchitis Mary Meyers 64 heart failure Albert Morgan 3 months marasmus Bernard Thole 28 inquest pending William Springer 36 phthisis Maggie Lee 31 heart disease Mary Williams 87 senility Semmer Heier 33 shock Mary Biggs 72 asthenia Mary Kapple 87 cholera morbus Manning Smith 78 shock Helen Brockhoff 2 dipp srta John Schoen 74 ent
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Catherine Querngessen
Mary Meyers
Albert Morgan
Marasmus
Bernard Thole
William Springer
Maggie Lee
Mary Williams
Semmer Heier
Mary Biggs
Mary Kapple
Manning Smith
Helen Brockhoff
John Schoen
European Steamer Schedules and Several Classified Ads
European steamer departures from Cherbourg and Bremen include Kaiser Wilhelm II and various liners with sail dates in July August and September. Also listed are ship routes to Naples Genoa and the Azores aboard Prince Line vessels. Classifieds invite middle aged colored women for country work and a widow to be a companion with house duties in Covington Kentucky.
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Aller
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Amjk
Luise
Aerooirs
Outle
B’barossa
d.Gr
Sdeuiterranean Serdite
Giberalyar
Naples
Genoa
Ems
A.M. Calricus & CO
Broadway
N. Y
Ohio Valley National Bank
Bepler & Co
Third St
Near
Main
Western German Bank
German National Bank
Covington
Postoffice
City
Trains and Timetable Details for Indianapolis Route
Fragmentary timetable notes show through fast mail and vestibuled trains forming connections between Indianapolis and Chicago with departures and arrival times. The fragment references Cincinnati departures and a coach service to Chicago via Lafayette, indicating a shared route network centers on Indiana and Illinois cities.
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Cincinnati
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Decatur
Hannibal
Quincy
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Jackson
Hamilton
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Express-Greenville to Jackson rail line service note
Train schedule fragment lists intermediate stops at Van Wert and Cincinnati with times around 4 20 p m and 56 30 p m. Daily operation excluding Sunday appears indicated with a partial note. The legible place names include Toledo Battle Creek and Bryan.
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Greenville
Wert
Bryan
Toledo
Battle Creek
Jackson
Cincinnati
van Wert
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