Covington Newport Street Liability Protest at Alder Meeting
At Covington Aldermen, President James C. Ernst of the street railroad company refused to pay for resurfacing asphalt streets along tracks and one foot outside rails. The council referred the matter to the Law Committee and City Solicitor for formal advisory action with property owners promising a tough fight over who should bear the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Council
Law Committee
Hanlon
Coyne
Brown
Aubrey Barbour
Berry
Railways and Bridges Committee
JUGIETY WOMAN SEEKS A DIVORCE IN CAMPELL CIRCUIT
Mrs Minnie Porter sues Edward P Porter in Campbell Circuit Court claiming abandonment on June 1 1905 after twenty nine years of marriage. They have a married daughter noted as a Pittsburg society woman and the Porter is an artist photographer whose work appeared in leading papers.
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Campbell Circuit
Minnie Porter
Edward P. Porter
Pittsburg
Porter
James Taylor
Campbell
Kenton
Taylors
Berry
Anna Magill
John Magill
Five Subscribers Sued in Covington Bankruptcy Case
Five suits filed in the United States Court at Covington by Alie J. Howard as trustee in bankruptcy of the Rosevelt Patent Patty Company. Defendants are L Aberdorper for 300 dollars and Joseph Levi, transferred stock, joined as defendant. William P. Bannon for 500. Theodore P. Weisenberger for 200. John Greiner for 300. J H Sullivan for 200. Emil Anderson named as indorser in the last three suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Covington
Alie J. Howard
Rosevelt
L. Aberdorper
Joseph Levi
William P. Bannon
Theodore P. Weisenberger
Covington Notes Highlights Local Events and Incidents
Mrs Bockweg wife of Grocer B H Bockweg died at Eleventh and Lee streets age 41 daughter of ex County Jailer George Kruse sister in law of Officer Ben Schmeing Clarence Carter shot by George Brandon operated on at St Elizabeths Hospital bullet removed from left side Brando n not located Carter improving John Wilsen sentenced to thirty days for disorderly conduct Police Court hearings set for Saturday for Lucinda Johnson Amanda Davenport Henry Watson and J W Senior John Fuller died suddenly of heart trouble in Crescent Springs warrant issued for Bishop Howard in Juvenile Court General C W Pavey visiting Covington to inspect offices Beitzer celebrated 54th birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilsen
Lucinda Johnson
Amanda Davenport
Henry Watson
Virginia
J. W. Senior
John Fuller
Crescent Springs
Bishop Howard
C. W. Pavey
Department of Justice
Washington
Covington
United States
John L. Beitzer
Oe Cyy
Interne Remembered At Spears Memorial Hospital
The medical staff of Spears Memorial Hospital Dayton honored retiring interne Dr Garrison with an obstetrical outfit. Garrison will leave Saturday and be succeeded by Dr Wambsley a Miami College Cincinnati graduate. Garrison likely will establish a suburban Cincinnati practice.
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Spears Memorial Hospital
Dayton
Garrison
Wambsley
Miami College
Cincinnati
West End Lodge Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
The West End Lodge No. 176 I O O F Covington elected officers for the year. Noble Grand L N Young Vice Grand J N Blackwell Recording Secretary H Rivard Financial Secretary R N Rich Treasurer Mes F McKiivain Trustees H Faulwetter C E Selph and Charles Costello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Lodge
I. O. O. J. Covington
Noble Grand
L. N. Young
J. N. Blackwell
H. Rivard
R. N. Rich
Mes F. McKiivain
H. Faul‘wetter
C. E. Selph
Charles Costello
Papers Lost in Bribery Case Delayed Trial
In Newport Campbell Circuit Court U S Dunn former Campbell County Schools head faced trial but was postponed as all case papers vanished. Grand jury foreman and secretary deny knowledge of missing examining trial minutes. Continuance granted due to illness of key witness Mrs Bowen.
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Campbell
Newport
U. S. Dunn
Campbell County
Commonwealth
W.A. Burkamp
Moore
Schwartz
Grand Jury
John Deiterman
Burkamp
Bowen
Dunn
Democratic leaders hold peace meeting after council session
After the council meeting Democratic members from the Boards of Aldermen and Councilmen gathered in Mayor August Helmbold's office for a private love feast. The aim was to unify the party and present a united front to support party principles in upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Helmbold
Helmbold
Board of Council
Robbery Reported At Attorney Galvin Home
Covington police investigate a Wednesday night robbery at Commonwealth's Attorney Maurice Galvin's home 100 East Seventh Street. A wallet with $100 was left in a trousers pocket, later found in the hallway with its contents missing. Windows and doors were still secured.
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Covington
Commonwealth
Maurice Galvin
East Seventh Street
Galvin
Newport Council Abolishes Night Jail Guard Office
Newport city council actions include abolishing the Night Jail Guard post at Mayor Helmbold’s request and introducing a Deputy Jail officer job with a 900 salary. A street car route sale was proposed and sent back for revision. Road repair costs were discussed with proposed contributions from Water Works, Highlands Trustees, and the city to fix a dangerous road, with expected city savings.
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Newport
Helmbold
Wilson
Water Works Commissioners
Highlands Trustees
City of
Belle Vue Dayton Churches Plan Afternoon Meeting
The Pastor's Aid Society of Belle Vue and Dayton Christian Church will meet this afternoon at Mrs Farley's Thornton Street residence. St John's P E Church marks its thirty fourth anniversary with a lawn fete at Mrs Hugh Moore's home Fifth and McKinley Streets. Calanthe Temple Rathbone Sisters held a regular session in Odd Fellows Hall Berry Avenues with several new members welcomed. The funeral of Frank Wehner Newport who drowned at Taylor's Mill Bottoms was held at St Francis Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue and Dayton Christian Church
Frank Wehner
Newport
Taylor’s Mill Bottoms
St. Francis’ Cemetery
National People's party delegates adjourn in sine die
The National Committee of the People's party met in St Louis for its annual conference and adjourned sine die. A key resolution backed centralizing reform committees into one party, and authorized H L Bentley to continue county club organizing while naming him president of the party club organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
National Committee of the People’s Party
James H. Ferriss
Joliet
Ill
H. J. Mullins
Tennessee
People's Party
Conference Provisional Committee
People’s Party
H. L. Bentley
Texas
United States
People’s Party Club Organization
Club
National Party
Knights of St John Elect Officers at Reading Convention
In Buffalo on June 28 the Knights of St John elected officers for the upcoming term to be held two years hence in Reading Pennsylvania. Supreme President Peter P Septig of Shelbyville Indiana was chosen along with Supreme Secretary Co W Wallace of Columbus Ohio and Supreme Treasurer W T Holmhorst of Covington Kentucky. The group did not take up abolishing legislative jurisdiction of the Grand Commanderies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Buffalo
Knights of St. John
Reading
Peter P. Septig
Shelbyville
Ind
Co. W. Wallace
Columbus
W. T. Holmhorst
Covington
Kentucky
Coroner's jury orders pool fence after drowning verdict
A coroner's jury found Frank Wehner drowned accidentally in Taylor's Mill Bottoms horse shoe pool and urged the property owner to fence or enclosure the pool. Margaret Twennel remains at Cincinnati Hospital after swallowing a pin, with doctors seeking it. Masonic lodges plan a Newport outing to Phoenix Grove with special boats from Monmouth Street. Dr and Mrs Fischbach return from Gambier Ohio where son Howard earned high honors and will practice medicine here. Newport office desk space sought by real estate or insurance firms.
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Frank Wehner
Taylor's Mill Bottoms
Margaret Twennel
Eleventh Street
Cincinnati Hospital
Newport
Phoenix Grove
Monmouth Street
F. W. Fischbach
Gambier O
Kenyon College
Howard
The
Commercial Tribune
Postmaster Eagle to serve another term at Gallipolis
Washington June 28 Postmaster Eagle will serve another term at Gallipolis. First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock told R M Switzer who leads the fight for J T Hanson for Postmaster and Representative Bannon. Hitchcock said the department will not ask Bannon to designate a successor. He noted charges and counter charges in the Eagle Hanson dispute and commented on use of money in politics by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Postal Telegraph Building
Washington
D. C
Eagle
Gallipolis
Hitchcock
R. M. Switzer
J. T. Hanson
Representative Bannon
Hanson
Bannon
Eagie
Mayor orders weed clean up and fireworks dealer arrest rule
Mayor Emig issued city wide orders for property owners to cut weeds and forbade fireworks dealers from disposing of goods before July 2 with arrest to follow. A Trinity Lutheran Church benefit at Mrs. George Emig Sr.
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Emig
Trinity Lutheran Church
George Emig
Elise Fuss
Detroit
William H. Moreland
Speers Hospital
Burns
Bellevue Ball Park
Fort Thomas Community Notes Highlight Local Activities
Miss Vera Morday recovers at Ft. Thomas avenue after a mild illness. The Fourth Infantry Band gave a well attended parade ground concert yesterday. another is planned for Monday. Choir practice at Highland M E Church tomorrow evening. Private Armstrong of Company I improves at the post hospital after overheating during a practice march. The Young People's Club of the Highlands met last evening with Miss Ruth Marty and carried out an interesting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Morday
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Fourth Infantry
Highland M. E
Armstrong
Company I
Sis
Post Hospital
Young People’s Club of the
Roll Emmery Struck by Street Car in Cincinnati
Emmery Roll, 23, a Cincinnati Gas Company employee, living at 2000 Hudson Avenue, was hit by a street car at Fourth and Plum streets yesterday evening. He was getting off a west bound car and paused in front of an oncoming car, was knocked down and dragged but not run over. At City Hospital he had several teeth knocked out and multiple severe bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roll Emmery
Cincinnati Gas Company
Hudson Avenue
Fourth
Plum Streets
Emmery
City Hospital
Meat Bill Stays In Conference After Senate Approval
The house votes 193 to 45 to keep the meat inspection amendment, and Senate work on the public buildings and general deficiency measures is approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
House
Scott
Senate
Tillman
Minor Morris
White House
Barnes
Longworths at Court Function Mrs Longworth in Wedding Gown
The London court affair highlighted by Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth as the King and Queen welcomed American guests. Francis Macmillen the American violinist was chosen soloist for Mrs Longworth’s honored evening.
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London
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Royal Circle
King Edward
Longworth
Paul Cambon
Court of St. James
Hyde Park
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Nicholas Longworth
Francis Macmillen
American Society of Women
Cincinnati
Macmillen
America
Harris Inspects McKinley Statue in Columbus
Governor Harris surveys the life size bronze McKinley statue in Columbus and calls it a splendid likeness. The McKinley Monument, funded by 50 000 dollars from the state and Columbus citizens, will be unveiled on September 14 1906 with a possible address by President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harris
McKinley
Ohio General Assembly
Cyndigate Hales Employees Pay Rise at Morgan Syndicate
Springfield dispatch reports a general wage increase for all traction line workers of the Morgan Syndicate in Springfield Ohio. Superintendent Loftus says the raise averages 7 cents per hour, tiered by length of service from three to six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Prisune
Springfield
New Morgan Syndicate
Appleyard Interests
Loftus
Dayton, Springfield & Urbana
River Drowns Two Boys Found After Search
The body of John Patti, age 10, of 2830 Eastern Avenue, was recovered near the East End pumping station after a three day river drag. Also found yesterday morning near Steep Bank is Bar ney Lungberger, age 12, of 4275 Eastern Avenue, who drowned in the Little Miami River while swimming Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patti
Eastern Avenue
East End
Barney l Lungberger
Little Miami
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and its glycerine base for digestive issues from dyspepsia to chronic constipation. Endorsements from Prof Finley Ellingwood M D and others claim efficacy in stomach and intestinal disorders with no alcohol content.
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Iit
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
Edsohn M Scudder
Xani
Bret Sarina
Pierce
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Tanot
Traction Company
Arene Peters
James Peters
Adelaide Maxwell
Albert C. Maxwell
Bellevue
Mollie F. Fraser
Andrew Gerrein
Covington Notes
Interne
I. O
Commonwealth’s
Newport Council
Populiots Finton
W. Tholmhorst
Newport News
Eagle Wind
Department
FT. Thomas
Gas Company
Roosevelt
San Juan
Porto Rico
Senfator Foraker
Morris
Louden G. Charlton
Berlin
Paris
Marietta
Mkinley
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Outlook
Ohio
Cyndigate Hales
Advance
Hotels and Resorts
York
New
Seventh Ave
Cor
36Th St
New York
Norman Grill Room
H. G. Williams
Atlantic City, N. J
Chalfonte
Atlantic City
N. J
LEEDS
Islesworth
Hassler
Se Orchestra
Osborne Painter
Berkshire Inn
Ocean and
Virginia Av
J. O
J. E. Dickinson
Georgia Av
Pennsylvania
Xenia
Pearl and
Butler Streets
Legal Advertisement
Board of Trustees, “Commissioners of Water Works
Hamilton County
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
Dodsworth Avenue
Hamilton Avenue
Millcreek
Blue Rock Street
Armann
Elmer G. Ior
Harry Goldblatt
E. Sixth St
Hotel
Belleclaire
Broadway
77Th St
Ow Yor
Milton Problee
Deer Park
Deer Park, MD
Allegheny Mountains
Gladds
Tme
Deda Park
Pullman
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
W. E. Burwell
Anager
Congress
Cape May, New Jersey
Stockton
P. H
White Mts
Mount Pleasant
Mount Washington
Bretton Woods
N. H. Anderson & Price
Mgrs
the Ormond
Florida
Bretton-Inn-at-Ormond-Beach
Bretton Hall
Phantom Lake
Waukesha Co
Wis
Cen
R. R
H. W. Dietrich
Mukwonago
Ocean
Peck
Brooklyn
Dean Street
Petoskey
Michigan
Andrews
J.M. Good
Ingleside
Douglas Lake
Ingleside, Mich
Lambert J Wilson
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Kronpr z.Ju
Kaiser
K.wm.ii
Kronprinz
Krprinz
Fried’h
P. Alice
Kurf
Friedrich
Barossa
Barb
Ssa
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
K.albert
P.irene
K.luise
OEL
Canada
Traction Building
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
W. B. Calloway
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