Double Kentucky Twins Wed Four Couples in One City Ceremony
In Cincinnati at the Palace Hotel, four Kentucky couples from near Owenton tied marriage in a single ceremony attended by eight people including two twin brides and two twin grooms. The event followed a spontaneous plan after a trip from Sparta to Cincinnati with a celebratory wine supper and a later zoo excursion.
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Owenton
Palace Hotel
Kentucky
Kane
Walter HH. Maxwell
Maxwell
C. F
Cc. King
C. F. King
Bessie Judy
S. C. King
Bettie Judy
Martin
Eura O' Banion
Cc. F. Thornton
Owen County
Thornton
Mr. Maxwell
Himer Jones
Roughton
Sixth Street
Huber
Sparta
Democrats Face Split as Bryan Backers Fear Two Tickets
Ongoing Democratic convention talk in New York and national drift suggests potential dual presidential tickets if Bryan gains traction. Republicans aim to reelect Odell and push a strong state ticket while betting on a solid majority in the Legislature.
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Helmer Hemies
New York
Soan
Amuck
Bryan
Odell
Cyclone Kills Three as Indiana Storm Roars Through Evansville
A June cyclone near St Wendel ten miles from Evansville killed Clarence Goedde Andy Goedde and Chris Langel with others fatally injured. The town suffered about $200 000 in damages as barns houses and trees were leveled and telephone lines were down. Coroner and relief parties rushed to assess casualties.
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Indiana
Commercial Tribune
Evansville
Ind
St. Wendel
fttmMense
Frank Goedde
Peter Wolf
Padthet-indaw
Petér Wolf
Posey
Clarence Gwedde
Andy @Géide
Christ Laugél
Severe Windstorm Hits Louisville Kentucky
A severe storm swept western Louisville at 7 pm, killing one man and destroying property. The front of a brick railway car barn at Thirty second and Portland Avenue was torn away, and a double house at Bank Street suffered roof and wall collapse. Eli Elliott and Mrs. A Guy were struck by falling bricks. Elliott’s roof and one of his files were damaged. The storm also damaged a barn and caused injuries in Charleatetown Maryland as it moved on.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Portland Avenue
Aes
Brand
Bank Street
Eli Elliott
Charleatéwh
H. H. Carr
Mary
Tornado Rips Bohémian Settlement Hurting Many Townspeople
A tornado struck a Bohémian settlement near Wallis Texas yesterday, killing one and injuring many. Names of the injured include Frances Viaclovsky, Mrs. Hranitycky, and Ignace Hranitky. Houses were destroyed and crops damaged amid the disaster.
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Wallis
Téx
Frances Viaclovsky
Hran¢tcky
Ae Viaclovsky
John Via
O. Konsveltéka
Ignace Hranitky
Cadet Callups at West Point Start July 25
The President orders cadets named Conte large Washington and others to report at the United States Military Academy at West Point on July 25. Officers James M. Bite Jon Ot Lockett and Henry W. Wessels are among the Fourth Cavalry and Third Cavalry members listed along with Edwin Sumner and Carroll. Major George Te son and Brigadier General E. V. Sumner are noted in the appointment list.
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Washington
The
United States Military Acad
James M. Bite
Jon Ot Lockett
Fourth Cavalry
Caan
Joseph T. Jonathan E. Wain Wainwright
Secren
Twelfth Cavalry
Pratt
Artillry Corps
Henry W. Renee
George Te Son
Meews Turner
M. Wilder
H. W. Wessels
Third Cavalry
Edwin Sumner
E. V. Sumner
Carroll
de Seer
Wwek Point
State records list officers and filings in Ohio
Fragmentary clerical item from Columbus Ohio notes corporate filings and officer names. Names include Cincinnati registrants and amounts cited like 86K and 250 056 in a brief, utilitarian record of state papers.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
M- Corporation
Jory of
Mh Am
Cincinnati
Cabacher
Y Serrage
Keller
Dante Éding
Willia i
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Speculation on Funds
Brief readable lines hint at a discussion of a $34,000 sum and a subscription or sale matter. No clear names, dates, or organizations are present. The text appears fragmentary with garbled phrases and lacks definable events or participants.
Governor Grants Stay in Hahn Requisition Case
Special Despatch from Mansfield Ohio June 28 Gov Nath grants a stay of execution on the Hahn requisition writ until a Columbus hearing next Monday easing local tension. Hahn's friends hope the writ will be revoked enabling trial on grand larceny charges in Richland County and New York related cases.
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Commercial Pribiine
Mansfield
Nath
Grant
Wm. M. Hahn
Columbus
Hahn
W.H. Bowers
Hain
New York
Columbus Méndhy
Vince
Richland County
Rébigdn
New York State
Governor Nash to petition extradition in Haht case
Spécial Despateh reports the Ohio Governor Nash plans to request extradition papers for William M. Haht pending court session. The move mirrors actions by Governor Mayes and other chiefs of Ohio in similar premises, with authorities considering legal steps during the current session.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Tria
Nash
William M. Haht
Okid
Nuiérous
Mayes
Ohio
Democratic Committee Selects City and County Officers
The Democratic Central Committee and Denver county candidates named an Executive Committee led by Chairman John Pfeifer and Secretary John B. Ward. Other officers include Treasurer John L. Trauger and members James Ross, Philbrook, Williams, Ihmel, Barget, Miner, Seifert, Gaman, and township delegates from Plath Sherman and Otadeirie.
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Democratic Committee
Maaiarn
George Or
J. K
Otadeirie
W.C. N
Allen W. Thurihats
Thomas Marning
Thas
Cussin
Benee Ae
Barer
Thomas J. Duhdoh
B. Bharpe
Fire blaming Welborn ties to Lancaster boys' school plea
In Hamilton Ohio in June a new turn in the Welborn case emerges. The County Board of Visitors seeks Probate Judge Jones to send Mark Welborn to the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster to separate him from criminals in the County Jail. The board debates calling a special grand jury. Judge Thomas presents a theory linking Welborn’s birth imprint to a possible instinctive impulse toward arson.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Mark Welborn
Fordham & Franklin
County Board of Visitors
Jones
Lancaster
Gard
Thomas
Welborn
Two Heads Are Better Than One Promised Prize Contest
A fragmented notice advertises a contest offering 1.49 prizes of 34,000 dollars with a share of 604 pounds per opportunity. It urges readers to recruit nine friends to contribute brains and join the scheme for potential winnings.
Capitalists trapped in Mackay scheme as court clears liabilities
In Chicago in June, investors who bought Steele Mackay stock face full liability for subscriptions. Named holders include Joan Cudahy with 10000 dollars Clarence R. Gillette as assignee 91000 dollars BH Gilletté as assignée 91000 Simon J. Gage 10600 and William and Mary H Butterworth as executors for Benjamin Butterworth estate 205000 dollars. The case has lingered in circuit court for nine years.
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Chicago
Steélé’ Mackay
Joan Cudahy
Clarence R. Gillette
Assis
BH. V. Gilletté
Simon
Cabbage Octopus the Latest in Cleveland Cabbage
Special Cable to Commercial Tribune from Cleveland Ohio on June 28 reports a surge of unusually large Southern grown cabbages entering market pools. Fourteen of the largest product firms have formed a pool to control this vegetable’s price amid erratic markets and price cutting.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland, CO
Clevéland
Judge Holt Coming Home From Puerto Rico Voyage
Judge Holt of Kentucky and A. F. Lowe aboard the New York line steamship Coamo arrived at quarantine from Ponce and San Juan. The ship brings 100 school teachers to the port.
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Holt
New York
Wiliam Hu. Holt
Kentucky
United States District of
Porto Rico
A. F. Lowe
Ponce
San Juan
Bank Clerk Held on Bank Funds Misappropriation Charge
A bank clerk in New York was held for the grand jury today charged with misappropriating 500 in bank funds. The arrest concerns the National Commercial Bank where the clerk worked.
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New York
Frack Jones
Correspondiente
National Commercial Bank
Cook Medical Company offers cure for blood poison
A historical advertisement promotes a blood poison cure by W. A. Cook M.D. It claims older doctors misspend cures through mineral tonics and promises a private consultation and a written contract guaranteeing relief. The ad states office hours and directs symptoms to be sent to 203728235.
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W. A. Cook
M.D
Missing Notre Dame alumnus Fagin linked to mystery
William A. Fagin, a Schenectady real estate businessman and former Notre Dame football center, has been missing since February 11. Detectives have had no clues since March 1, leaving the case unsolved and his wife with family friends in Schenectady as investigators press for information.
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Commercial Tribune
South Bend
Ind
Wiliam A. Fagin
Bcenectady
N.Y
Fagin
Notre Dame University
Sadie Harris
Harris
Andrew Morrissey
University of Notre Dame
Schenectady
Kitchener Deemed Immune to Beauty in South Africa Tale
A London corrispondent reports a coronation visitor recounting a tale from Cape Town about Lord Kitchener. A Boer spy allegedly attempted to charm officers to gain military intelligence but fled in alarm at his presence, claiming he would conquer even Hades. The anecdote underscores the belief Kitchener resists romantic distraction.
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Tribune
Opyright
W. R. Hearst
London
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Cape Town
Egypt
Plans of Sunday School Workers Conclude Convention
The tenth International Sunday School Convention in Denver elected W. N. Hartshorn of Boston as Chairman of the Executive Committee and re-elected Marion Lawrence of Toledo as General Secretary. George R. Merrill was named Secretary of the committee. A field worker for colored people in the South was to be sought, Rev. N. E. Dunning of Boston read the Lesson Committee report. The group discussed a uniform Bible-based lesson and the creation of primary, intermediate, and senior classes with a six year advancement plan. The convention also addressed temperance lesson rumors and reported growth in districts and unions.
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Denver
Col
W. N. Hartshorn
Boston
Marion Lawrence
Toledo
George R. Merrill
South
John Potts
Toronto
W. J. Semélroth
St. Louis
Israel P. Black
Philadelphia
Editorial Sunday School Association
J. A. McKamy
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas B. Neeley
New York
G. R. Blackwell
J. R. Miller
Drowned Floater Found in Little Miami River Milford
A deceased man about 30 years old, five feet three inches, dressed in a stun shirt blue striped pants blue coat and leather shoes was recovered from the Little Miami River. A plated watch five dollars in money two beer chips and no identification were found. Coroner to hold an inquest tomorrow at Motsinger's undertaking. Thought to be from Cincinnati.
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Little Miami
Commerrcial Tribune
Milford
Coroner & m
Motsinger
Cincinnati
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