Peruna hailed by doctors and patients in letters
A letters filled advertisement from Prof L J Miller and others praising Peruna as a safe effective cure for catarrh and stomach upset. They claim the medicine builds the system and improves health, with testimonials from James B Taylor J W Pritchard and Joseph H Ridgeway and an offer for free expert advice from Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Miller
Joseph H. Ridgeway
James B. Taylor
Roberts, Ind
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Witnesses House Burned As Neighbors Supposedly Vowed Vandalism
Mrs. George Prendergrass and children watched their Scottsville home burn after a late night fire. Husband swears out warrants for Breck Jordan Love Roberts and wife and Mrs Carter alleging a grudge led neighbors to torch the house. Bonds posted to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Scottsville
George Prendergrass
Weir
Breck Jordan
Love Roberts
Carter
Wnarson
Steamboat Wheel Injures Man In River Mishap
William Dumphy of Rhensford Street Bellevue was swept by the current while swimming to view a passing river steamer. The wheel struck him causing a deep head and arm gash and bruises. Friends nearby helped him ashore where doctors expect several weeks recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dumphy
Rhensford Street
Bellevue
Suit Follows Bellevue Street Car Accident Near Covington
Jeanor McMillan and Jesse B McMillan sue South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Co in Covington Circuit Court for 3000 damages after a February 15 street car accident on the Bellevue to Newport line. They claim passengers on the car were hurled into an embankment near Taylor Mill Bottoms, suffering severe head and body injuries. The suit also mentions a National Steel Company claim against Licking Rolling Company for due funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanor McMillan
Jesse B. McMillan
Covington
South
Licking Rolling Company
Government fiscal report predicts small surplus for year
Washington reports the fiscal year ending today will show receipts exceed disbursements by about 76 thousand dollars. Final figures due next Monday may near 70 thousand, with internal revenue over 207 million and customs around 45 million originally forecast. Expenditures exceed estimates by about 7 million, while surpluses appear large despite anticipated revenue cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Epenees
Death of J. Man's son from sun stroke in Kentucky county
Word reached Cynthiana Kentucky that Joe Man twenty oldest son of J T Man died from sun stroke while working in a field. The incident occurred in the county and prompted notices from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cynthiana
Joe Man
Eld
Covington Elks Plan Big Picnic At Latonia Race Track
Covington Lodge B P O Elks stages its Fourth of July fete at Latonia race track with 24 events and prizes including cut glass, gold medals, silver articles and a camera. Women and children prizes, races, music, dancing, games, and a fireworks display headline a day aimed at family entertainment with no admission for under 12 and no entry fee for contests. Local Elks from Cincinnati Newport and Bellevue join Covington efforts with strong committee support from 160 wives and sisters ensuring a full Independence Day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Latonia
No. 414
the Elks
Cincinnati
Newport
Bellevue
Covington le
Kentucky
al Gerne
Henry Holtrup
Covington
Newport Victim Identified As Beck
The man who died from heat prostration Friday evening has been identified as Benjamin Beck of Spring Grove Avenue Cincinnati. He worked on a roof at a library pane project and collapsed around 4:30 pm claiming heat exhaustion. Police and council plan to provide ice for heat victims during patrols as they transport the dead to his mother's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin, Beck
Spring Grove Avenue
Cincinnati
New Library
N.rt
Saratoga Street
Tran
Council
Beck
May Test Validity of City Ordinance
A Court of Appeals mandamus decision against Judge Hodge was received in the city yesterday. The ruling requires the circuit court to hear any bona fide resident's ex parte petition to test the validity of the city ordinance and mandates precedence for such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Scott Shoemaker
Hodge
Newpret
Sweetheart Faints Twice in Ft Thomas Trial
Frank Schneider and William Miller faced breach of peace and assault charges in a Ft Thomas hearing before Squire Schelow. Deputy Snyder testified to injuries from a Sunday picnic at Farenholz Grove and two witnesses fainted in court. Benton secured an alibi, Miller paid a $5 fine plus about $30 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schneider
William Miller
Squire Schelow
Ft Amaee
Ft. Thomas
Snyder
Alexandria
Farenholz Grove
Schneider
Howard M. Benton
Miller
Covington couple wed in simple ceremony
Charles Easton and Anna Hayes both aged 21 of Walton were married by Squire Wheeler yesterday. A seven year old girl, daughter of William Gilbert, died Friday night at Third and Johnson streets. Mary A. Wellerding, formerly of this city, died yesterday at Lakeland Insane Asylum. Colonel Charles Donnelly was bruised when a wheelman struck him on Madison avenue. the wheelman fled. A wagon horse frightened near Donnelly’s stable caused a runaway crash into a sign-post. Lagoon notes fashionable vaudeville with Miss Dorothy Studebaker. gate free today with season passes for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Easton
Anna Hayes
Walton
Squire Wheeler
William Gilbert
As Parents
Third
Johnson Streets
Mary A. Wellerding
Lakeland Insane Asylum
Charles Donnely
Madison Avenue
William Meyers
Tenth
Madison
Donnellys
Revival preacher to lead Mt. Auburn services today
Rev A J Ramsey recently resigned as pastor of the Baptist Church will occupy the Mt. Auburn Baptist Church pulpit both morning and evening today. Dayton residents plan to attend. The Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavorer Society will hold services at Speers Hospital. A group of Dayton people will visit the criteriéama this week. Mr and Mrs Spillman and her kin plan a two week camping trip in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Ramsey
The
Baptist Church
Mt. Auburn Baptist Church
Dayton
Christian Endeavorer Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Speers Hospital
Spillman
Aise
William Blinn
Indiana
Ludlow Book Club Outing Includes Luncheon Opera Ride
The Ludlow Book Club held its annual outing on Friday with a luncheon at St. Nicholas a trolley ride and an opera evening at Chester Park. A club will hold its final meeting for the coimeaak Friday evening at Mrs. Hunter's residence. An interesting program has been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
Ludlow
St. Nicholas
Opera
Chester Park
Thornton v L N Railroad case goes under submission
In Circuit Court Thornton versus the L and N Railroad Company, a motion for a new trial was heard. Thornton sought $25 000 damages but the case was dismissed on preremptory instructions and later taken under submission after the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
L. & N. Railroad Company
Samuel J Roberts Announces Stock Liquidation Date
Lexington in June reports Samuel J Roberts announces sale of entire stock with liquidation starting July 1. Local interest centers on fall season offerings and closing dates for purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Samuel J. Roberts
Strikers Plan Camp At Myer's Grove Near Dayton Ky
Striking machinists will set up tents and shelters at Myer's Grove on Dayton Ky outskirts for the next few weeks to reduce strike costs and keep unity. About 300 workers expected first week with benefits totaling over 21000 already paid. Leaders insist on full demands as talks with manufacturers continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer’s Grove
Dayton
Schilling
P. J. Conlon
Dr. Curtis
Court Street
Music Hall
Wm. A. Robertson
C. A. Bickett
Richard.h. Woeltjen
M. 8. McCune
Abbett Resigns as Chief Deputy in Internal Revenue
Colonel Eb E Abbett Chief Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue in the Sixth Kentucky District resigns his post to take effect tomorrow. Deputy C H Duty is named to succeed him by Collector Comingore. The role pays 2000 dollars annually. Abbott served under Cleveland for sixteen years and is regarded as a top Avenue Service official. Duty, from Mt Sterling, has been Deputy Collector since January. salary rises by 600 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. E. Abbett
Internal Revenue
Kentucky
C. H. Duty
Abbott
Cleveland
Avenue
Charles H. Duty
Mt. Sterling
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting and Sacred Heart Procession
The Ladies Auxiliary No. 63 meets at 7 15 this morning to march to the Sacred Heart church for holy communion officiated by Rev Hinnsen. It is the society’s second anniversary. Rev Carl Schneider of Sidney Ohio will occupy the pit at St Johns Roman P E Church at 10 30 this morning. Funeral services for F M Park will be held today from his Van Voast Avenue residence. Ella leaves a teacher in the public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
No. 63
Ee of the Sacred Heart
Hinnsen
Carl Schneider
Sidney, O
St. John’s Rman’ P. E
F. M. Park
Van
Voast Avenue
E Laves
Ella
Bride resolves love quarrel by barnyard contest
Nellie Thornbury of Green County organizes a rooster duel to settle between Charles Gray and Thomas Long. Gray wins the “champion,” and the lovers rush to marry. The county clerk refuses the license due to age, and the trio heads toward Jeffersonville for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hodgensville
Nellie Thornbury
Green County
Nellie
Charles Gray
Thomas Long
Nell
Gray
Long
Thomas
Nelle
Jeffersonville
National Association of Music Teachers Plans Put-in-Bay Meeting
The Music Teachers National Association schedules its annual meeting July 2 to 5 at Put-in-Bay after last meeting in Nen City. Notable participants include A J Gantvoorth Philip Werthner George Schneider from Cincinnati Agregates, with concerts by Mozart Duo Arensky Duo Sinding and others. Alberto Jonas and Chicago musicians headline afternoon programs and a postconference reception and social events close the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Music Teachers’ National Association
Put-in Bay
Cincinnati
A. J. Gant- Voort
Philip.erthner
George Schneider
Comeis
Senate
Council
Ednesday Orning
Gantvoorth
William Sherwood
Chicago
Philip Werthner
Mozart
Moscheles
Arensky
Alberto Jonas
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Board meetings and court suit in Newport news
A board of education plans a regular meeting tomorrow evening at Ringgold Street School. A separate meeting of the Campbell County Orphans Home Lady Managers is set for Friday at Mrs. W. H. Davis’s East Eighth Street home. Annie T. Brooke filed suit in the Campbell County Circuit Court against Kate P. Arvent and others for division of jointly owned property. A large Newport crowd plans a fishing trip to Lock 3 in Kentucky Raeon. Judge Hodge ruled District A can issue sewer bonds if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Educati
Ringgold Street
Campbell, County
Shome
W. H. Davis
East Eighth’ Street
Annie T. Brooke
Cai
Kate P. Arvent
Mae Broomall Weds Bert Cunningham Then Dies in New York
Mae Broomall, known for singing in churches across three cities, wed Bert Cunningham in a brief ceremony at St Vincent’s New York hours before dying. She had gone to New York a year earlier to live with her sister and joined the Florodora Company before her illness and operation for a cataract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Broomall
Covion
St. Vincent
New York
Bert Cunningham
Covir
Miss Broomall
Florodora Company
Nerba
Police Prevail Over Fire Laddies In Duckworth Club Ball Game
A large crowd witnessed a Duckworth Club event at Chester Park where the Police Department defeated the Fire Department 15 to 4 in a baseball game. Bell pitched for the Police, shutting down the Fire side as crowds enjoyed races and exhibition humor amid a sunny afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Laddies
Duckworth Club
Greenland
Bassl¢f
Old Sol
Chester Park
Elyse
Fire Depena
Police Department
Cal Crim
Husky
Aes
Bell
Louisville Nine
Firemen
Fire Department
O’ En
Dolan P
Swin Lee
Rigney
Schoenberger
Rosenknocker Jr
O’brien
O’Brien c.f., Meyers J.1/ Police Department—Bell p., Kelly c., Krumpelb
Sinkking
Weihe E
Puttebaum S.s
Meyers R.f
O'Hara
Kulfers 1
Chicago Woman Credits Dr Pierce Medicine for Health
Mrs E Waite of Lake View Ill says she suffered six years with ovarian trouble. She describes crippling pain and fatigue then reports improvement after using Favorite Prescription eight bottles and Golden Medical Discovery. She notes better sleep appetite and energy and urges others to try Dr Pierce’s medicines.
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Prof
L.J. Miller
Joseph Ridgeway
Eleanor
Covington Elks
Mandamus
Judge Hodge
Sweetheart
Lagoon
Dorothy Studebaker
Leader
Dunn
Herrmann
J. W. Dunn
International Pump Company
Holly Manufacturing Company
Water Works Commissioners
Métal Trades Association
Messrs. Shilling
O’connell
Pa Ee
Abbett
Co. H
Comingore
Chance
National Association OF Music ‘Teachers
Mae Bromall
Ciarié
DR. Cook
Cook Medical Company
WM. Miller Range CO
Wim. Miller Range Co
Ris
W. G. Woodmansee Piano Coo
Webster
W. G. Woodman
Angelus Hall
West Fourth Street
Race
DUCKS
Powers
Ben Klett
J E Jackson
Cosway
Nago
See
Ed Howard
Adam Wilson
Peter. Conroy
Frank Burns
Dan Lehan
Charley Lee
John Stixel
Om Noctor
Squire Bloom
John B. Lewis
Central Avenue
Charles Cunnningham
Weatherhead
Lewis
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