Threat on Cincinnati priest leads to altered Mass plan
An anonymous letter threatens Father Mulvihill of St Peters Cathedral Cincinnati prompting Archbishop Mueller to cancel his Mass. Father Busse may preside instead. The incident recalls the 15 year old attack on Father Doyle at St Edwards Church and a memorial window replaced the shattered pane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Mueller
Mulvihill
Father Murvsbill
Father Doyle
St. Edward's Church
Goebel Seeks Pay Rise for Postal Workers
Representative Goebel proposes boosting pay for postal clerks and letter carriers from 1100 to 1200 dollars per year. The last Congress created the 1200 grade but lacked funding for promotions. Goebel planned to insert about 1 million dollars in the Post Office appropriation bill, but the measure failed. he may offer it as a floor amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Goebel
Post Office
Local Denial Clears Five Birth Tale in Steubenville
In Steubenville on February 29, reports that Mrs. George Campbell gave birth to quintuplets were deemed untrue and the Associated Press was asked to deny the story absolutely. The correction clarifies no such birth occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
George Campbell
Associated Press
Old Surgeon Finds Relief From Coffee With Postum
An old surgeon recalls years of coffee use that worsened tremors and insomnia. After trying Postum, his nervous system calmed, tremors ceased, and sleep improved. he shares how a friend and family also benefited and endorses following directions for preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Illinois Central Stockholder Seeks Court Ruling on Union Pacific Vote
Henry W. Leman, Illinois Central stockholder and lawyer for Stuyvesant Fish, files a Superior Court petition to enjoin Union Pacific Railroad Company and Railroad Securities Company from voting 281,281 Illinois Central shares at the March 2 meeting. Edward Harriman and 35 others are named defendants. Leman argues Union Pacific dominates IC and could impair IC’s interests. he also cites Utah law restricting cross-holding. Judge Ball and Harahan comment on no expected delay to the meeting.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Henry W.W. Leman
Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central
Ball
Fish
Superior Court
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Railroad Securities Company
Edward FH. ‘Harriman
Leman
Union Pacific Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Utah
Ilinois
Frank H. Culver
Harahan
J. T. Harahan
Railroad
Farlin Q. Ball
Kenton County Republicans form League to promote fair elections
A Kenton County Republican League faction formed in Covington meeting at Thomas Matthews home. The group pledges honest elections open conventions fair primaries and majority rule and opposes bosses and cross party deals. About forty to fifty Republicans attended.
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Kenton County
Cincinnati
Covington
Thomas Matthews
Arthur Flats
Sixth
Greenup Streets
Coving
Republican League
League
Meyers Expected to Secure Reappointment in Newport
After the election of ex Governor Bradley to the U S Senate speculation swirls about John Meyer’s likely reappointment as Newport Postmaster. Republicans allied with Ernst claim Meyer will be kept in place or replaced, citing political maneuvering and past delays in confirming the post. Meyer and Shoemaker say Bradley’s victory supports continuity, with Meyer noting a Bradley endorsement earlier and facing opposition from Leonard Veith and Livezey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Bradley
United States Senate
Newport
John Meyer
Meyer
R. P. Ernst
Newport Federal
Willson
Bradley
Ernst
Lchoemaker
Shoemaker
Republian
Campbell County
Senator Bradley
George Leonard
George Veith
Elwood Livezey
Meyer and Shoemaker
Meye
Democrats Push New Organization In Newport Power Fight
Newport Democrats hold a second meeting at Healy’s Hall to push a new organizational structure amid factional rifts led by Elmer Helmbold Berry and Hodge. They seek harmony ahead of elections, appoint a committee to approach Colonel Joe Pugh about changes, and invite Judge Hodge who declined.
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Democrats
Newport
Hodge
Brent Spence
Healy’s Hall
York Street
J. C. W. Beckham
United States Senate
W. A. Eimer
Shaler Berry
John Lickert
Y Tt
Joe Pugh
State Central
Pugh
Prominoes Return of Vast Wealth
Joseph Pomfrey publisher of 74 West Seventh Street Covington says he may inherit the Pomfret estate in England worth 17 500 000 and a baronetcy or a seat in the House of Commons if he proves the Pomfrey name was changed after emigration. He plans to go to Virginia to trace his ancestor Colonel Pomfrey and then to England within six weeks to claim the fortune. He once headed The National Union in Cincinnati and profited in tobacco interests during Johnson era.
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Joseph Pomfrey
West Seventh Street
Covington
Pomfret
England
Pomfrey
Ee of Commons
Covingtonian
Virginia
George
Fort Pine Ey
The
National Union
Cincinnati
Washington
Johnson
Kentucky
House
Senate
Congress
Covington Grocers Split Over Sunday Trading
Active steps unfold as the Covington Retail Grocers and Butchers Association plans 6 to 10 am opening today while the Covington Retail Grocers and Butchers Association exercises pickets and will seek warrants against late openings. The dispute centers on Sabbath closing under state law, with roughly equal membership in each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Retail, Grocers and Butchers’ Protective Association
Covingington Retail Grocers and Butchers’ Association
Gai
Cupid Barred on Merchant's Will
Codicil to the will of Dayton merchant Christopher Kreidler probated in Newport court. It bars daughters who marry from the estate while directing payment of debts and funeral expenses. Wife Theresia Kreidler receives the property, except $150 to son Louis. upon the wife’s death the estate would be shared among children but the codicil overrides for any daughter who marries. The decedent, a former Dayton merchant, left an estate exceeding $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Kreidler
Moore
Newport
Theresia Kreidler
Louis
Dayton
Police Department targets: Bregel leads with 89 of 100
In a weekly Armory target practice Frank Bregel Night Lieutenant topped scores with 89 points. Other high scorers include Henry Venard 70, Officer Myers 66, Elmer Wright 63, John Stapleton 59, Joe Ward 57, and Police Judge Hawkins 86. most officers scored 35 to 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bregel
Bregel
Henry Venard
Officer Myers
Elmer Wright
Charles Pryor
John Stapleton
George Hundemer
Joe Ward
Judge Hawkins
Father Files Suit Against Children Over Estate
Frank Voss of Newport filed in Circuit Court against his son John B. Voss and others to settle his deceased wife’s estate from 1903. He claims he advanced 4 195 to the estate, seeks debts and real estate division, and asks the homestead at Fifth street and Park avenue plus West Sixth street property and a house lot in Hamilton, Ohio be sold with proceeds divided.
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Frank Voss
Newport
Circuit
John B. Voss
Fifth Street
Park Avenue
West Sixth Street
Hamilton, O
Funeral services set for Rev Father James Smith
The Knights of Columbus will oversee the funeral for Rev Father James Smith of St Patrick's Covington. The body lies in state at the church from 3 PM today to 9:30 AM tomorrow when pontifical requiem mass will be held celebrated by Rt Rev Bishop C P Maes. The Ancient Order of Hibernians joined the procession to pay respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
James Smith
St. Patrick's Church
Covington
Order of Hibernians
C. P. Maes
Victor Safe and Lock worker dies from steel injury
Charles Lombard aged 55 died in Speers Hospital from injuries at the Victor Safe and Lock Company in Cincinnati where he worked. Officials say a heavy piece of steel fell on him causing internal injuries. He was a widower and resided alone at 524 Sixth Avenue Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lombard
Speers Hospital
Victor Safe and Lock Company
Cincinnati
Lombard
Sixth Avenue
Dayton
Leap year dance marks event for Cincinnati telephones girls
Funeral services announced for Anna Koehler at 1 30 p m today at the 15 Center street residence with Evergreen interment. Hubert Belden age 5 of 105 Foote avenue to be taken to Liberty Indiana for interment. Calvary MBH Church notes and Sunday schedule list Rev Alfred P Smith preaching subjects Bliss or Despair and Heart felt Religion. Various church services and notices follow including Rev Jones at Louisville Seminary pulpit and Belle Vue Dayton Church of Christ activities.
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Cincinnati
Balke Opera House
Anna Koehler
Philip Koehler
Center Street
Evergreen
Hubert Belden
Clarence Belden
Foote Avenue
Liberty
Ind
Calvary
Alfred P. Smith
Epworth
Jones
Louisville Baptist Seminary
The
Baptist Church
Bellévue-Dayton Church of Christ
Ward Avenue
Poplar Street
Boyd White
Bible
Trinity Lutheran Church
B. W. Zeigler
Jerusalem
Louis W. Goebel
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Peruna Editorial Publicizes Product Claims and Open Disclosure
The Peruna company announces it will market Peruna tablets directly to the public with full ingredient disclosure and testimonials. It pledges accuracy in labeling, promises to publish user statements, and touts Peruna as a great household remedy aimed at global expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Ian He
Peruna
Perana
Dayton Churches Schedule Packed With Services
Dayton churches announce a busy Sunday with Presbyterian, First Christian, St. Paul German, Lower M E and Baptist congregations all hosting services. Rev J N Ervin leads in the morning and Eve lecture series begins, while Rev J W Graham preaches at 11 and 7:30. A death postpones Enigholz family church service.
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Enigholz
W. A. Wray
The
Baptist Church
St. John’s P. KE
Edgar W. Dickerson
Lower
M. E
J. G. Dover
Frank Kuhlmyer
Charles Thorpe
Kenton Court Notes Show Civil Suits and Juvenile Decisions
In Kenton Circuit Court J. W. Keys sues the estate of the late Judge James B. Tarvin for 240 dollars for services rendered. Lapold Englander sues West Covington city and Katie Ehbauer for 1500 dollars in damages for personal injuries. Mary Angel sues Covington city for 10000 dollars for injuries. Mary Eberschweiger sues Latonia city for 10000 dollars for injuries from a sewer fall. George Hughes, 17, sent to State Reform School by Judge Read. Rudy sent to reform school for allegedly persuading William Slack to steal 125 dollars saved for George Hughes college. Ritz Burgoyne, arrested for loitering, reports just released from Cincinnati World, sent to jail. Jury hear case Fortner v Cincinnati New Orleans Pacific lines.
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J. W. Keys
James B. Tarvin
Kenton
Lapold Englander
West Covington
Katie Ehbauer
Mary Angel
George Hughes
State Reform School
Read
Con Rudy
Stephens
William Slack
Ritz Burgoyne
Cincinnati World
Dastia Fortner
Cincinnati
New Ori & T Pacific Ices
Eae
Newport Sues Over Delinquent Taxes on York Street Property
Campbell County courts report Newport has filed suit against Richard Spalding and heirs of Jane Williams for delinquent taxes on property in York street alley. Jasper Owens sues Chesapeake Rio. Railroad Co. for 500 dollars for a horse killed by a train near Bellevue. The Haven Morgan detention case against Effie Forkner was dismissed by Judge Yung lut.
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Newport
Richard Spalding
Jane Williams
York Street Alley
Jasper Owens
Chesapeake Rio. Railroad Company
Bellevue
Albert Haven
Owen Morgan
Effie Forkner
Yung Lut
Covington Notes and Local Events Highlight March Plans
Covington Ministerial Association to meet tomorrow afternoon at the Baptist Church on Fourth Street to discuss local option, Sunday closing, and unemployment. A contagious disease case was found in the county jail. William Scratt, jailed on theft charges, is moved to the branch hospital and the jail fumigated. Grand King’s Ball at Germania Hall on Monday March 2 and Covington trainmen’s Grand Masquerade Ball on Mardi Gras Eve are attendable events. City Auditor issued a $1000 remodeling permit for a Seventh Street building at Madison Avenue. Water Works orders a new six inch main on the north side of Sixth Street and removal of the old main from Main to Bakewell. payroll approved at $1,135.50.
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Saat
Covington
Grand ‘Jury
Germania Hall
Gould
Covington Trainera
Covington Board of Water Works Commissioners
Robert Welling
Sixth Streets
Main
Bakewell
Nineteen Deaths Reported in Covington This Week
Health Officer L. E. Brinker lists nineteen deaths in Covington over the past week. Names and causes include Mary Frison Neurotrome cerebral hemorrhage Lucy Thompson 12 neuresthenia Richard Borges 665 pneumonia John Porter 68 apoplexy Gail Thompson 5 pneumonia James Smith 70 nephritis Thomas Dunn 24 tuberculosis William Ruedebusch 48 tuberculosis T. W. Miller 64 bronchitis Anna Macklin 17 cerebro spinal meningitis Erma Beach 9 days bronchitis George Dalheim 56 cardiac failure Jah Coyne 78 bronchitis Daly 39 nephritis George Icenhower 52 concussion Anna Sparrow 69 bronchitis Henry Wiseman 76 asthma George Wessing 7 months bronchitis Ora 5 30 1
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Covington
L. E. Brinker
Mary Frison
Lucy Thompson
Richard Borges
John Porter
Gail Thompson
James Smith
Thomas Dunn
William Ruedebusch
T. W. Miller
Anna Macklin
Erma Beach
George Dalheim
Jah Coyne
Award Daly
George Icenhower
Anna Sparrow
Henry Wiseman
George Wessing
Newport News in Brief
Robert L. Schoolfield leaves Tuesday for Oklahoma on a prospecting tour. Jerry Hoffman was arrested on a warrant charging him with stealing three stoves from a coal fleet. Funeral for Mrs. Mary Frisham will be held tomorrow morning at St Stephen's Church. Albert Haberbusch of 507 Chestnut Street near Newport Rolling Mill suffered a severe hand laceration that may require amputation.
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Robert L. Schoolfield
Oklahoma
Jerry Hoffman
B. J. Riggs
Marion-Riggs Coal Company
Mary Frisham
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
St. Stephen's Church
Albert Haberbusch
Chestnut Street
Newport
Rosedale Kentucky Brief SeHation Florence to Newport Notes
Fragmentary notice lists Rosedale Kentucky Florence Me SeHation Newport Kentucky with unclear context and missing details. The readable text shows place names but lacks a complete event or statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale
Florence
SeHation
Newport, , Ky
Property Transfer In Buena Vista Addition
Leo Schenk and his wife transfer part of Let 232 in Buena Vista addition to David Macdonald. The notice records a real estate conveyance and names the parties involved in the sale and adjoining parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Schenk
David Macdonald
Buena Vista
Rene
Adealawe
French Move on Moorish Natives Near Fidallah
In Casablanca Morocco General D Amada leads the French offensive in Chaouia as reinforcements near. French columns clash with Madaghra tribesmen near Fidallah from February 16 to 18 leaving four French soldiers dead and twenty seven wounded.
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Casablanca
Morocco
D’amada
Chaouia
Fidallah
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Krell
West Fourth St
Father Mulvihill
Father Busse
Leo Heinrichs
Denver
John M. Mackey
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
Columbus
Ohio
St. Peters Catheral
Father Mulvinitr
Pobloge Harriman
Union Pacific
Covington and Newport
Republicans
County Farm
Bossism
U.S. Senate
Cupid
Police Department
Maes
Father Smith
Safe and Lock Company
Peruna Editorial NO. 1
Browning, King & Co
Children’s Department
Kenton Court Notes
Campbell County Courts
Covington Notes
Farvey Ford Dayton
Anna Eee
Newport News
Guy Clifford Powell
In- Beere
Ives
de Stag
Pons Vane
Clifford Powell
Home Bank
Newport Real Estate
D'Amada
Groene’s
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