Family Ties and Local Tragedy Reach Owensboro
The Owensboro, Kentucky hometown narrative centers on a family with deep local connections. It mentions a brother living in Oklahoma Territory linked to past marital scandal, and a cousin James McCann who died weeks ago. The passage reflects on residence, death, and lingering questions surrounding the family.
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Owensboro
McCann
Oklahoma Territory
Daily News
Senator Peake
Chattanooga
James McCann
Bath
Louis Y
St Mark's Campanile to Be Restored in Venice
Architect Luca Beltrami, entrusted by Venice, outlines restoring the Campanile as it stood with lighter bell chamber changes and identical exterior walls. He notes Roman and medieval brickwork, possible height adjustments based on foundations, and preservation of loggia bases and terra cotta fragments. Work has begun and no timeline is given.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Luca Beltrami
Venice
St. Mark
Nile
Italy
Itogun
Agrippa
Rome
Sig. Beltrami
Sig. Boni
Altinum
Beltrami
Piazzo San Marco
Sansovino
Campanile
Two Prominent Republicans Die On The Same Day
The obituary notes the deaths of two leading Ohio Republicans Melroy McElroy and Captain Goddard. McElroy, once Secretary of the Republican State Executive Committee and Clerk of the House, helped McKinley’s campaigns and sought further office. Goddard, longtime Scioto County GOP worker and former Superintendent of the Southern Canal Division, served on the State Board of Public Works and was a dominant figure whose term would have expired next January.
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McWlroy
Ohio Republican League
League
McKinley
Melroy
McElroy
Republican State Executive Committee
Harry Daugherty
Speaker McKinnon
Knox County
Goddard
Bright
Franklin Furnace
Scioto County
Republican
Ohio Canal
State Board of Public Works
Missing Son Located in St. Louis Police Find
Mrs. John Quient received a telegram from St. Louis police stating her 18 year old son John has been found at 2883 Mc Micken avenue after three weeks away from home. A relative had been sent to locate him but failed. She sent funds to buy a railroad ticket home.
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John Quient
St. Louis
John
McMicken Avenue
Bishop Brooke Preaches on Southwest Mission Work at Christ Church
Rev F K Brooke Bishop of Oklahoma spoke at Christ Church yesterday describing rapid growth in the Southwest and the need for better missionary service. Brooke who has led Oklahoma work for ten years was formerly a Cincinnati rector. his father once served Christ Church.
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F. K. Brooke
Oklahoma
Christ Church
Southwest
Bishop Brooke
Not Hungry When Should Be Causes Nervous Prostration
Not hungry when you should be signals disordered nerves and potential nervous prostration. Dr Miles Nervine promises benefit or money refunded. Book on nerves mailed from De Mizgs Mepvicat Co Elkhart. isa
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Miles
Frem de Mizgs
Mepvicat O
Elkhart
Isa
Equal Suffrage Leader Analyzes New Indiana Divorce Law
Kokomo Indiana June 27 the Equal Suffrage and Literary Club discusses the Indiana divorce law as an amendment to the old system. Mrs Laura Scofield leader explains it offers limited divorce with financial duties and possible future remarriage patterns, highlighting safeguards for women and children and court flexible decrees.
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Laura Scofield
Equal Suffrage Club
Kokomo
Ind
Indiana
Wny
Laura G. Scofield
Scofield
Cooper
Howard County
Whitelaw Reid
Vassar Girls
Labor Picnic Draws Thousands on Woodsdale Island
Thousands visited Woodsdale Island yesterday for the Retail Clerks Union annual picnic. Prominent labor leaders spoke and several addresses were delivered. Attendees enjoyed many sports and a very enjoyable day overall.
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Woodsdale Island
Retail Clerks’ Union
Ideal Fourth at Lagoon Draws Crowds and Vaudeville Stars
Ideal weather drew large crowds to Lagoon with Phinney's United States Band entertaining thousands at special concerts and a raft of ragtime, while boat crowds on the lake added to the festivities. Fourth of July will showcase a major vaudeville bill led by Max Rosenberg with Marguerite Favar, Ven tella and Nina, Armat, and more to close the day with river lights.
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Phinney
United States
Furth
Weaver
Max Rosenberg
Lagoon
Marguerite Favar
Anna Held Company
Ventella
Nina
Armat
Diamond Comedy Four
Pompeii's Sale Opens At Church's Music Store
Seats and boxes for Pain's Last Days of Pompeii go on sale at 9 this morning. A special Atlanta bound train brings the spectacle to Coney tonight, with 2000 performers and a large staff ready to begin staging the pantomime tragedy of Pompeii.
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Pain
Pompeii
Church
Atlanta
Coney
Rinearson
Water Works
Lavelle
Mt. Vesuvous
Coney Company
Coney Island
Queen City Beach Sees Largest Bathing Crowd of Season
The Queen City Beach crowd on the pavilion and clubhouse yesterday and last evening exceeded any day this season with 785 men 461 boys and 209 ladies bathing along the Ohio. A party of fifty saleswomen visited as guests of Mr H M Price and Mungans Orchestra played popular airs as the Queen City Beach two step returned to favor. Concerts are planned for Tuesday and Friday evenings this week.
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Queen City Beach
Ohio
H. M. Price
Mungan
Pain's Pompeii Show Boosts Coney Island River Trade
The Virginia joins the Queen and Hudson for the Fourth of July run to Coney Island as Pain's Pompeii spectacle draws crowds. Fine river patronage, fireworks on Lake Como, and a busy two weeks with excursions and a large vaudeville bill keep the resort lively. Comuses and lines light up the power house for the arc and calcium displays while crowds pack the clubhouse and night boats.
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Virginia
Queen and Hudson
Coney Island
Pain
Pompeii
Vine Street
Coney
Cincinnati Military Band
Lake Como
Commodore Brooks
Peopia
Cincinnati
Wolf
Merk
Prior
Norris
Louis W. Bates
Donavan
Morris
Largest Day at the Garden As Visitors Flock
The Zoo enjoyed its largest attendance of the season with high Sunday crowds from locals and out of town. John C. Weber Military Band concerts drew praise for both afternoon and night performances, described as the finest music ever at the Garden. The Fourth at the Zoo promises fireworks and peak celebrations for a memorable patriotic day.
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John C. Weber
Zoo
Chester Park Opera Opens Season With Verdi Trovatore
The Chester Park season launched with Verdi Il Trovatore presenting Manager Martin’s new company. Miss Anna Lichter, Lloyd d Aubigne, Bernice Holmes, Gore, and Motley drew curtain calls. The Cincinnati orchestra impressed as the park vaudeville bill also drew visitors.
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The
Park
Chester Park
Martin
Chester Opera House
Anna Lichter
Grand Opera House
Castle Square
Cincinnati
Chester
Lilliputian Spectacle Firmly Lands Dolson at Hill Project
Business Manager Al Dolson, praised for advance work on Pain's Last Days of Pompeii at Coney, signs to manage Gus Hill's new Lilliputian production. Dolson's Kiralfy experience guides the choice. The show promises a grand European ballet influence and lavish spectacle.
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al Dolson
Pain
Pompeii
Coney
Gus Hill
Lilliputians
Dolson
Hill
Europe
Vaudeville Bill at Coney's Theater Set for Fair
Manager Clark of Coney's theater will forward to Sidney this week a fine vaudeville bill for the fair featuring Miles and Gano Marie Dare the Fries children and Kugler and Jansen.
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Clark
Coney’s Theater
Sidney
Miles
Gano
Marie Dare
Fries
Kugler
Jansen
Great Fleet of Tow Boats Arrives Here
A rise in the river at Pittsburg frees 400 coal barges for shipment. The Monongahela Consolidated Coal and Mining Co. stores coal at the upper landing for Cincinnati markets. The Iron Age led the arrival of a large flotilla with boats like Charley Brown and John Moren among others bound for southern trade. Anticipated arrivals include James Moren, Joseph B Williams, Hornet No. 2, and more, making this the largest one‑day coal shipment from any port. Total output reaches ee,000,000 bushels and about 100 model iron barges, each over 1,000 tons capacity.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Upper Landing
Monongahela River
Cruiser
Harvester
Defender
Pacific No. 2
Gleaner
Tornado
Coal City
D. B. Wood
Harry Brown
J. C. Risher
Sater Declines State Senate Bid Upending Local Gop Plans
Franklin County Republican leaders faced a shock as John E. Sater refused the bid for State Senator from the Tenth District after initial consent. Renick Dunlap of Circleville was set as running mate, a ticket once expected to win even in a Democratic district. Sater cited his large legal practice and lack of time for an energetic campaign.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Franklin County
John E. Sater
Sater
Renick Dunlap
Circleville
No New Bones and the Bowdoin Professor
A Bowdoin College medical student asked Prof. Parker Cleveland if newer anatomy works existed. The professor replied that very few new bones had been added to the human body in the last decade.
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Bowdoin College
Parker Cleveland
Clifton teen arrested for disorderly conduct
William Schweitzer aged 15 of Lafayette avenue Clifton was arrested yesterday and locked up in the House of Detention by Patrol Marian Parr on a disorderly conduct charge.
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William Schweitzer
Lafayette Avenue
Clifton
Marian Parr
New Information Emerges in Geiger Murder Case
Authorities probe a potential new witness and damaging testimony involving the Thearing family at 34 Green Street. Observed bloody underskirt and corset fragments, allegedly seen by tenant Mrs Kopitzke, are analyzed as prosecutors reassess the Geiger murder timeline.
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Geiger
Hoffheimer
Green Street
Thearing
Geieger
Johanna Kopitzke
A. A. Kopittke
Kopittke
Zimmerman
Meister
Kopitzke
Pignickers Fatally Wounded In East End Collision
A rear end crash at Eastern Avenue and St. Peter Street involves a wagon full of picnickers and a city bound car. Henry Johnson 52 of Oliver Street driver of the wagon and Arthur Sosinsky 12 of West McMicken Avenue are fatally injured. Sosinsky's skull is fractured. Adolph Sosinsky escaped with minor scratches.
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Eastern Avenue
St. Peter Street
Henry Johnson
Herancourt Brewing Company
John Schmeitzer
Johnson
Oliver Street
Arthur Sosinsky
West McMicken Avenue
Sosinsky
Adolph
Fee
Woman Dies After Stairs Fall In City Hospital Incident
Mrs. Sarah Ewing aged 51 of Front and Butter streets died last night at City Hospital after falling down stairs while visiting at 74 West Seventh street. The Coroner was notified.
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Sarah Ewing
Front and
Butter Streets
West Seventh Street
City Hospital
15000 Christian Scientists Meet in Boston Mechanics Hall
The annual communion service of the First Church of Christian Scientists drew over 15000 people to Mechanics Hall Boston. Prof Herman S Hering read first reader and Mrs Ella Williams was second reader. Mrs Eddy sent a letter of love and urged communicants to visit Concord NH. Edward A Kimball prepared a universal message praising Christian Science healing and salvation.
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Boston
Christian Science
First
Church of Christian Scientists
Mechanics’ Hall
Herman 8
S. Hering
Johns Hopkins University
Constant Hering
Ella i. Wiliams
Prof
Hering
Mrs. Eddy
Concord
N.H
Hamlet
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Edward A. Kimball
Chicago
Earth
Sarr
Missionary Conference Planned at Lookout Mountain Inn
Arrangements are complete for the annual missionary conference of the Western and Southern States to be held at the Inn on Lookout Mountain starting next Wednesday. An expected attendance of about three hundred delegates will include many prominent field workers.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Western and Southern States
the Inn
Lookout Mountain
Mning
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