Pleads For Liberty Of Irish People
Contested defense speech argues against using a 1531 statute to execute an Irishman for loyalty to Ireland. Artemus Jones notes Sir Roger’s alleged plan to raise an Irish brigade and confront Ulster Volunteers, while condemning historic laws as tyrannical and unloving.
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Germany
Sir Roger
Ireland
Sir Frederick
Irish Brigade
Artemus Jones
Sullivan
Jones
Ulster Volunteers
Edward Carson
Trelarid
England
Hamilton Editor Arrested Over Soldier Story
Charles Baker, editor and manager of Hamilton Socialists, was arraigned on a federal charge of sending prohibited matter through the mails. Accused of defaming military recruiting, he pleaded not guilty before U.S. Commissioner Joseph Adler. Bond set at 5000 dollars as supporters signed for him. hearing scheduled August 1. Baker calls himself a pleader for peace.
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Hamilton
Charles Baker
Baker
Real Estate Exchange Enjoys Annual Chester Park Outing
Real Estate Exchange members spent a lively day at Chester Park with games races and fine food concluding with a vote that the outing was among the most successful ever held A spirited gathering showcased the association as engaging beyond business hours.
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Real Estate Exchange
Chester Park
Teamsters and Cincinnati Omnibus Hold Strike Meeting
Officials from the Teamsters and Chauffeurs Union met Cincinnati Omnibus Company representatives at the Harlin Hotel to discuss the strike. No settlement was reached. A directors meeting of the Cincinnati Omnibus Company was scheduled for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters and Chauffeurs’ Union
Cincinnati Railroad Omnibus Company
Harlin Hotel
The
Omnibus Company
Cincinnati Omnibus Company
Fourth on Mt. Auburn Park Band Concert
Mt Aubur Welfare Association and local residents will celebrate July Fourth with a band concert at Filson Park at 7 30 p.m. A brief business meeting precedes the event. Families neighbors and children are invited.
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Mt. Aubur
Barrett Elevated to Superintendent of Adams Express West
Charles F Barrett, long time Cincinnati agent for Adams Express, is named Superintendent of a vast western division from Huntington to Cincinnati and south to the Southwest. John W Dale is promoted to general agent, shifting from Cincinnati duties as part of the consolidation.
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Adams Express Company
Huntington
W. Va
Dayton
Cincinnati
Charles F. Barrett
New York
Barrett
Arthur F. Fogg
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
John W. Dale
Swiss Cheese Supplier Sees Limited Exports Via Bordeaux
Albert Diener of Aster Switzerland, American rep for O. Roth & Co., says all Swiss cheese must now pass through Bordeaux as allies limit exports. He notes prices up 75 percent due to competition with Allies and Germany, Swiss meat and flour now mostly from the United States, and that Cincinnati will have ample supply for some time despite higher prices.
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Albert Diener
Aster
Switzerland
O. Roth & Co
Nicholas J. Janson
Diener
United States
Bordeaux
France
Russia
Germany
Cincinnati
Old injury proves fatal for George W. Krapp Jr
George W. Krapp Jr aged 15 died yesterday morning at his parents home 5646 Belmont avenue College Hill from complications after a skating accident more than a year ago. He had been receiving medical care at home. Authorities provided no further details.
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George W. Krapp, Jr
Belmont Avenue
College Hill
City contracts for street oiling awarded by Board of Control
The Board of Control awarded oiling contracts for four city districts to Citizens' Road Preserving Company with bids of District 1 1586.86 District 3 8865.81 District 4 6931.29 and District 5 4588.78 The Second District in the city center has no macadam streets.
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Board of Control
Citizens’ Road Preserving Company
Death of John Bonning Reported by Coroner
John Bonning aged 71 died yesterday at the Little Sisters of the Poor Institution. The death was reported to Coroner Foertmeyer and attributed to apoplexy.
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John Bonning
Little Sisters of the Poor Institution
Foertmeyer
Attack on worker on Mound Street during building strike
Isaac Minty was severely beaten by three assailants described as Negroes while at work on a new building on Mound street during a strike. The attackers escaped, and Minty required medical attention.
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Mound Street
Isaac Minty
Streetcar Strikes Auto. Driver Escapes Serious Injury
Struck by a street car on Delta avenue, the car owned by John Schwer of 437 Delta avenue was wrecked but Schwer escaped serious injury. A lawn fete will be given by the young ladies of the First English Lutheran Church at the home of George F. Hollenberg, 2906 Ratterman avenue, Westwood, tomorrow afternoon and evening.
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Covington
Geo. E. Philipps
Ceal
State Tax Commission
Beatrice McCune
Delta Avenue
John Schwer
Schwer
First English Lutheran Church
George F. Hollenberg
Ratterman Avenue
Westwood
Cincinnati to hear four false check charges for Mason
Detectives Callahan and Preston will escort R. C. Mason to Cincinnati to face four charges of uttering forged checks for 26.50 dollars each and passing them at local department stores in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
R. C. Mason
Cincinnati
Callahan and
Preston
Covington OKs Crossings Upgrade and Jail Diet Hike
Covington city commissioners adopted a resolution ordering an immediate inspection of railroad crossings to improve their condition. An ordinance raising jail prisoner diet from 25 to 35 cents per day was passed, while a Sunday ice delivery ban was indefinitely postponed amid dealer protests led by Maurice Galvin. A request from Stewart Iron Works seeks removal of the Fountain at Southern and Decoursey avenues due to nightly lighting concerns and unpaid subscription.
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Covington
Maurice Galvin
Stewart Iron Works
Southern
Decoursey Avenues
Rabies Probe Finds No Traces in Bitten Girl Dog
Health Officer Dr. J. M. O Maley examined the brain of the dog that bit 8 year old Mary Konnermann of 43 Berry Street to confirm rabies. Microscopic tests showed no rabies. The child, badly bitten on the limbs, was reported yesterday to be somewhat improved.
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J. M. O’maley
Mary Konnermann
Berry Street
Jury Awards $2500 Verdict in Street Railway Suit
A jury awarded Sarah Quick 2500 in Independence Kentucky after an eight day trial before Judge Hargeson against the South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company seeking 25000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Quick
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Hargeson
Independence
Covington Notes: Massie and Johnson Fined in Statutory Case
J S Massie and Grace Johnson were tried before Judge Edmonds and fined 20 dollars plus costs for a statutory offense. The Industrial Club withdrew its 100 dollar donation for a city band concert fund due to lack of interest from other groups. The Kenton County Grand Jury, in session nearly a month, is expected to report Friday after inspecting the city building, jail, and county infirmary. Plans to stamp out illiteracy in Kentucky were discussed at Miss Lida Fant's home, with women pledging to raise 10,000 dollars. W T Hohnhorst of Covington was
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J. S. Massie
Grace Johnson
Edmonds
Industrial Club
Kenton County Grand Jury
Kentucky
Lida Fant
West Fifth Street
W. T.hohnhorst
Covington
Jurors Heard damages suit against C N O T P Ry Co
J J Weber of Ludlow sues the C N O T P Railway Co for 25000 in damages claiming permanent injuries at Georgetown Kentucky. Attorneys Myers Howard Joel Ward for plaintiff and Galvin Galvin for company. Judge Tracy also ordered sale of estate property at Ninth and Greenup corner.
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J. J. Weber
Brakeman, Ludlow
Tracy
Georgetown
Myers & Howard
Joel Ward
Plaintiff
Galvin & Galvin
Julia Heile
Anthony Hellman
Ninth and
Greenup
Latonia Junior Order Elects Officers for 18 Months
Latonia Council No. 38 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics named officers led by Councilor K. Y. Brown and Vice Councilor C. B. Hayden. Installations set for Tuesday evening July 11 followed by a banquet.
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Latonia
United American Mechanics
K. Y. Brown
C. B. Hayden
Ben Faulkner
Harry Wilson
W. O. Brownfield
Inside Sentinel
F. B. Burke
Outside Sentinel
A. T. Hill
O. H. Alfred
State Council
R. R. Wegener
W. H. Lewis
H. Stickling, Jr
John Hall
Otto Gerth
R. E. Carleton
Ludlow Plans July 4 Patriotic Parade
Ludlow will hold an annual parade on July 4 inviting all citizens to participate. Prizes will be given to the most patriotically decorated vehicles. Judge William B. Hankins will deliver the principal speech.
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Ludlow
William B. Hankins
Last Municipal Picnic Committee Meeting This Morning
The Municipal Picnic Committee holds its final meeting at 9 30 in City Hall to finish arrangements for the big gathering on Tuesday July 4 in Devon Park. All committee members are urged to attend.
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Devon Park
Newport Fast Driving
Police Chief Chris Dorna leads Dayton effort against speeding drivers on Sixth Avenue and other city streets. He vows to bring every speeder before Police Judge Le Roy for trial after past dangerous runs toward fishing camps.
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Chris Dorna
Sixth Avenue
Dayton
Donna
le Roy
Newport Eagles Meet Tonight at Aerie No 280
A special meeting of Newport Aerie of Eagles No 280 is called for 7 30 PM at the aerie on Eighth and York streets. Members are informed that business of the greatest importance will be discussed.
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Newport Aerie of Eagles No. 280
Aerie
Eighth
York Streets
Miss Clara Bloom Selected for Newport Nurse Post
Miss Clara Bloom of Overton street Newport has resigned as Covington community nurse to take a similar role in Newport, her hometown. The move relocates her service to the local community.
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Clara Bloom
Overton Street
Newport
Covington
Bloom
Newport to muzzle dogs amid roaming issue
Mayor Living ston issued a proclamation ordering dogs to be muzzled from July 1 to October 1 to curb roaming problems on Newport streets. The move targets safer streets and street-level animal control.
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Newport
Livingston
Queen City Beach Becomes Bellevue Bathing Beach Co
The Queen City Bathing Beach Company reorganized as Bellevue Bathing Beach Company with L. A. Barrett of Cincinnati as President. The beach opens Saturday July 1 after MN equipment purchase and building remodel. It was abandoned after last summer’s storm that wrecked the buildings.
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Queen City Bathing Beach Company
Bellevue Bathing Beach Company
L. A. Barrett
Cincinnati
Hahn Case Held Up By Appellate Stay
Police Judge W C Buren suspended judgment in the case of John Hahn a butcher charged with selling meat from a wagon until after the Appellate Court rules on a similar Hahn appeal.
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W. C. Buren
John Hahn
Hahn
Funeral of Newport Drugist Fred W Kaufmann
St Pauls German Evangelical Church overflowed for the funeral of Fred W Kaufmann Newport druggist and Republican leader Rev Paul Reikow officiated New port Lodge of Masons led by pallbearers F W Specht Harry Braun Leonard Bauer and F H J Lamper also served as pallbearers Masonic members conducted services at the church
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St. Paults
Collectors Re-Elected for Newport End Bridge
Jacob Brown and John Moore were reappointed by the Newport City Commissioners to retain the collector posts on the Newport end of the Newport and Covington Bridge after several applicants sought the positions.
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Jacob Brown
John Moore
Newport
Newport and Covington Bridge
Mrs. Caroline Hohmeister's Funeral Plans
The funeral for Mrs. Caroline Hohmeister will take place tomorrow afternoon at St. Pauls German Evangelical Church on East High Street. Rev. Mr. Hausmann will officiate. Interment follows at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Caroline Hohmeister
St. Paul’s
Boy Struck by Auto Leaves EightYearOld Unconscious
Eight year old William Schneider was struck by a car while playing and rendered unconscious yesterday. he was taken to a local hospital for treatment and observation.
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Phillip Schwartz
West Fifth Street
General Hospital
William Schneider
Struuck
Lad Injured In Street Accident On Central Avenue
A boy was carried to his home on Ann Street after a mishap at Eleventh Street and Central Avenue. Physicians report his condition is serious.
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Eleventh Street
Central Avenue
Ann Street
Suspect Arrested for Trespass on River Road
Frank Lewis aged 60 of Maysville Kentucky was arrested yesterday by two detectives while walking along the river road at Silver Grove. He
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Frank Lewis
Maysville
Silver Grove
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Millard Moeckmann
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