Compromise Yates Claim For 51500 In City Case
The City of Covington ordered compromise of W W Yates versus the city for personal injuries at 1500. Health officer Brinker reported bacilli in city water but not at levels indicating great public harm. Bid openings covered auditing firms and street lighting additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Brinker
Brinker
Frank Olberding
Joseph Leonard
Charles Selhorst
Ben Tepe
Philip Meiners
George Cook
Craig
Shepard
W. W. Yates
City of
Covington
Eleventh
Sixth Street
Jefferson Avenue
Bakewell Street
Fourth Street
Main
Johnson Streets
Croninger Printing Company
Carpenter Killed by Train in Pike Street Accident
C Newberry a carpenter of Erlanger was struck and killed by a Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad train on Pike street early yesterday. The body was cut in two and taken to Donnelly Bros morgue. Coroner W W Tarvin ruled the death accidental. Newberry was unmarried and formerly resided in Berry Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Newberry
Erlanger
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Pike Street
Newberry
Berry
Donnelly Bros
W. W. Tarvin
Bank Lick Mutual Aid Society Incorporation
Articles of incorporation filed with County Clerk J C B Bates Covington. No capital stock. Incorporators are B F Eckman J N Hutchins and B H Brames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banklick Mutual Aid Society
John C. B. Bates
Covington
B. F. Eckman
J. N. Hutchins
B. H. Brames
Real Estate Transfer in Kent County
Jasper and Ida Carpenter sell 23 acres and 16 perches along Turkey Foot Road to B. E. Park er for 2000 dollars in Kent County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Ida Carpenter
B. E. Parker
Turkey Foot Road
Kent County
Covington Marriage Licenses Reported in Ohio Regions
Arthur Snyder of Columbus Ohio and Gertrude Bethard of Columbus Ohio obtain a marriage license. John Weilch of Newport and Agnes Kossel of Newport also listed. The notice records multiple Cincinnati area licenses with participants from Covington and surrounding Ohio locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Snyder
Columbus, O
Gertrude Bethard
Columbus
John Weilch
Newport
Agnes Kossel
Newport O Dawg
Cincinnati
Genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Alert
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a truthful, world trusted laxative. It promotes the product as an ethical remedy approved by physicians and endorsed by the Well-Informed of the World, urging buyers to purchase the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuall California Fig Syrup Co
Grocers Win Sunday Trade Case in Covington
The Covington Retail Grocers and Butchers Association wins a trial over keeping open on Sunday. Joseph Wesch of Banklick and Robbins streets found not guilty after a seven minute jury verdict. Warrants issued for August Schmidt and G B Murphy for last Sunday's violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
August Schmidt
G. B. Murphy
Grocers Lose Sunday Closing Cases in Hutchinson Court
Newport Retail Grocers Association failed to prove violations against Israel Masrach and William Miller in Squire Hutchinson's court. Edward Fitzer pleaded guilty and paid a $2 fine. Defendants argued they observed Saturday as their Sabbath and closed then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Grocers’ Association ‘ of
Newport
Squire Hutchinson
Israel Masrach
Wiliam Miller
Miller
Masrach
Edward Fitzer
Grocers’ Association
Fitzer
Octogenarian George Krieger Celebrates 84th Birthday
George Krieger, father of Newport Mayor E. L. Krieger, is among Campbell County’s oldest German pioneers. Born in Germany he immigrated as a boy and has lived in Newport for over 50 years. He and his wife marked a golden wedding two years ago, and he long led the Newport German Pioneer Society as a charter member and president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Krieger
E. L. Krieger
Newport
Campbell County
Mr. Krieger
Germany
Newport German Pioneer Society
Second special grand jury empaneled to probe Campbell poolroom
Judge Yungblut of the Newport Circuit Court called a second special grand jury to investigate alleged poolroom activity in Campbell County. The panel includes Peter Youmans as foreman and members Bernard Brandt John Bahlman John Cook J A Caldwell August Berting John Crutcher William Purser David Roderick Samuel A Hagedorn W J Baker Joseph Auerbach. The jury adjourned to 1 30 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yungblut
Newport Circuit Court
Campbell County
Peter Youmans
Bernard Brandt
John Bahlman
John Cook
J. A. Caldwell
August Berting
John Crutcher
William Purser
David Roderick
Samuel A. Hagedorn
W. J. Baker
Joseph Auerbach
Orphan Asylum Report Highlights Newport Church Gifts
The St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum annual report by Secretary J. H. Gaupel shows Newport churches leading contributions with St. Stephen's at 187, Immaculate Conception 130, and others. Total expenditures for the year run to 9,369.70 including salaries, fuel, provisions, and clothing for 123 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum
J. H. Gaupel
Newport
St. Stephen’s Church
Immaculate Conception
Corpus Christi Church
Church of Frankfort
Lexington
Cathedral
Covington
Maysville
Gasoline Ignition Burns Bellevue Man
George Booker of 192 Rensford Street Bellevue was severely burned to the hands and face yesterday after attempting to clean a rusty pipe on a gasoline stove. He mistook gasoline for kerosene and struck a match, causing an explosion that drenched him in burning fluid. Dr. Gould treated his serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Booker
Rensford Street
Bellevue
Booker
Gould
Newport General Council Eyes Streets Improvement Plan
Improvement Committee recommends fifteen or more streets in Newport be brick or curb and gutter upgrades at an estimated total around fifty thousand dollars. Some proposed projects may be cut as only about half may pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport General Council
Tennessee
Seventh
Eighth
Thiele
Sixth
Chestnut
German Street
Putnam Street
Forbes Alley
Isabella
Patterson
Lindsay
Tenth Street
Washington Avenue
C. & O. Bridge
Isabella Street
Powell Street
Brighton
Layrell
Boone Street
Brighton Street
Fifth
Ninth
Obert Street
Ninth Street
Tenth Streets
Second Street
Columbia Street
Central Avenue
West Side
Monmouth Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
Ways and Means Committee
Joe Oung
William Lickert
Kenton Court Notes Record City Court Actions
Circuit Judge M I L Harbison issued many orders yesterday including a divorce denial in Ellen Darnell v Darnell and a ruling in Zach Hedger v Margaret Mistler and the city of Latonia that the defendant need not pay sidewalk curb assessments. Other items include sales judgments in Latonia street improvements, and a Latonia related damage suit transfer denial. Katherine Obenour was declared unsound and committed to Lakeland Asylum. Court fines were levied on Martin Ettner Henry Earhardt for reckless driving and James Carroll for loitering and attempted escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. IL. Harbison
Ellen Darnell
Henry Darnell
Zach Hedger
Margaret Mistler
Latonia
Fred Evansberg
Daniel Trapp
H. Durr
Alma Mordis
Caroline Hinkston
Thomas Hinkston
R. H. Flemming
Medical Board
Addie Mehaffey
Fred Kolthoff
Shaw
Katherine Obenour
West Covington
Lakeland Asylum
Martin Ettner
Henry Earhardt
Cincinnati
Main Street
Read
James Carroll
Columbus
Carroll
Pickett
Clarence Taylor
James Smith
Crail Divorce Granted in Campbell County Circuit Court
In Campbell County Circuit Court Judge Yung blut granted Frank Crail a divorce from Myrtle Crail on grounds of abandonment a few months after their 1906 marriage. William Fitzer, fined $20 and costs in Police Court for failing to take out a vehicle license, appealed to test pedlars license vs vehicle tax validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yungblut
Frank Crail
Myrtle Crail
William Fitzer
Newport News in Brief
The Highlands W C T U plans an afternoon tea in the Avenel Highlands from 3 to 5 with an informal program featuring Mrs. Hall Cosgrove Hisenschmidt Shaw Davies and Miss Weaver ending with a Temperance discussion. King Cotton died at Speers Hospital aged 45 after pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
Avenel
Fred Hall
F. A. Cosgrove
L. C. Hisenschmidt
J. M. Shaw
David Davies
Vivian Weaver
King Cotton
Newport
W. L. James
Southgate
James
Arthur Jewellyn
Andrews Rolling Mill
Richard Crooke
New
Aort Board Education
John Pawhite
Llewellyn
Williams substitute to Fowler bill drew banking panel criticism
The Democratic members of the House Banking and Currency Committee agreed to report the minority currency bill as a substitute for the Fowler bill. They contend it would remove government power to regulate National banks and cede control to a board of managers chosen by the banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
House Committee On Banking and Currency Today
House
John Sharp Williams
College Man Ships as Oiler Aboard Maukekaia
George E Beckley, son of Admiral George C Beckley, has shipped as an oiler in the engine room of the steamship Maukekaia built at Union Iron Works. The ship is making its maiden voyage to Honolulu, and Beckley chose a maritime career after college, joining the builders during construction to master engineering challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
George E Beckley
Union Iron Works
George C. Beckley
Honolulu
Beckley
Noted contralto Schumann-Heink Becomes American Citizen
Mme Schumann-Heink tells of feelings on taking final naturalization papers in Newark as she and husband Mr Rapp host a family dinner in Segnac New Jersey. She praises American life while noting eight children and a schoolboy son in khaki, with a plan to tour Europe in October. The singer hopes her American status exempts younger sons from German military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixola Greeley-Smith
NEW York Evening World
Mme. Schumann- Heink
Newark
Singer
Segnac
N. J
Mr. Rapp
Mme. Hoffman
Ferdinand
Madame Schumann-Heink
Madame
Germany
Europe
Berlin
Mme. Schumann-Héink
America
Ee Ae
Maria
Joseph
Hang
Fritz
Miss Myrtle Elwyn Delights Cincinnati Debut at the Linton
Miss Myrtle Elwyn gave a Cincinnati debut performance at the Linton before a grateful audience. She displayed remarkable technical ability and energy, tackling Bach Beethoven and Brahms with skill though lacking depth. Her Chopin Nocturne and Polonaise drew great applause and an encore followed by Strauss paraphrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Elvyn
Cincinnati
the Linton
Bach
Beethoven
Brahms
Chopin
Miss Elwyn
Baptism in Icy Four Mile Creek Near Oxford
A crowd gathered at the creek banks near Oxford to witness an old fashioned baptism by the Col ored Baptist Church of Oxford. Rev. Cardell of Cincinnati led the waist deep ceremony lasting about ten minutes. Immersed were Mamie Bush and William Corbin, both young Black individuals. They were bundled in blankets and hurried to dry clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilin, C
Four Mile Creek
Oxford
Colored Baptist Church of
Mr. Cardell
Cincinnati
Mamie Bush
William Corbin
American Expedition Reaches Kamgamuka in Congo Venture
News from Brussels says the American expedition led by R Dorsey Mohun has arrived safely at Kamgamuka after being attacked by natives late January. The party is advancing into the Kongo Independent State for the American Kongo Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
R. Dorsey Mohun
Kongo Company
Kamgamuka
Surgeon Dr. Wellesley Seeks Poorhouse Help
Worcester Massachusetts March 9 Dr John Wellesley a renowned cancer expert and philanthropist aged 83 has applied for admission to the Poorhouse. He projected six months to live a year ago and gave away his property keeping only funds for six months. With no relatives and no income he asks county authorities for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Worcester
Mass
John Wellesley
Wellesley
Unclear property list with multiple dwellings and owners
The text lists several structures on streets in Maryville area including a two story brick stable on McMicken, a brick dwelling on East Liberty Street, a frame dwelling on Dawson Street, a public slaughter/storage building on one-story concrete, and a stone storage house on Bank Bradley. Owners named include U Rehee, George tg esos, and William G. Rehn with costs noted around 2,500 to 4,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMicken Avenue
Main
Walacereais Company
Cpteg $ Socbeney
East Liberty
Mary
Dawson Street
George Tg
Bank . Bradley
Social and Personal Notes on Marjorie Sayler Wedding Plans
Mrs Worthington Stuart of Delhi hosts a kitchen shower for Miss Marjorie Sayler and Mr John Lawrence Hawkins, whose wedding is set for next week. Guests include Miss Ella Hassock of Odell Hl, Miss Louise Wood of Kansas City, and Miss Susan Hawkins of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington Stuart
Delhi
Marjorie Sayler
John Lawrence Hawkins
Sayler
Ella Hassock
Odell, Hl
Louise Wood
Kansas City
Western College
Oxford
Susan Hawkins
Baltimore
Avondale and nearby residents on tours and visits
Local residents including Prof. William Werthner of Steele High School Cincinnati area and others travel to Florida Ohio New York and Europe for conventions visits and tours. The notes record multiple trips for a few weeks holidays and seasonal travel with spouses and family in Walnut Hills Avondale Mount Auburn Clifton and Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Werthner
the Steele High School
Dayton, C
Philip Werthn
Werthner
Cincinnati University
Paul A. Hewitt
Dorothy Hewitt
Walnut Hills
Bradentown
Fla
Louis@ Buchwalter
Reading Road
Avondale
Columbus
J. K. Gilchrist
Norwood
Houston
Alfred E. Reinauer
Park Avenue
Bertha Schiffman
Huntsville
Alabama
T. W. Graydon
Ethel Graydon
Pinehurst
N. C
Henry JL. Crane
Mt. Auburn
J. B. Armstrong
Buffalo
N. Y
Boston
Armitage
Arm
Opelousas
J. F. Feder
Blair Avenue
New York
Feder
South
Henry Mosler
Ourning
E. P. Harrison
Grandin Road
Charleston
Fenton Lawson
Atlantic City
Julian S. R&auh
Miriam Donnally
W. Va
Magnus Tate
A. H. Chatfield
Madison
East Walnut Hills
Europe
Covington Ladies Host Morning Cooking Class Luncheon
The cooking class met yesterday morning with Mrs Will Curry of Covington. Following the lesson a luncheon was served. A skating party will be given this morning chaperoned by Mrs Edward Sellers and Mrs Dr Murnan of Covington. The party includes Inez Goodwin Kerns Worthington Rebecca Bayless Effie James Verner Curry Jane Martin Virginia Martin Emily Woodall Mary Coombs Wuts Walters Dimp Laidley Emmatte and Mrs Richard Colville. Mrs Herrman Koegle of Paducah formerly Newport leaves for home today. Miss Daisy Talbot of Dayton Ohio also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Curry
Covington
Joe Helm
Edward Sellers
Dr. Murnan
Inez Goodwin
Kerns Worthington
Rebecca Bayless
Effie James
Verner Curry
Jane
St Regis Hotel Empowers Business Visitors With Home Comfort
The St. Regis in New York offers a welcoming, American style hotel experience with no dress restrictions for dining or service. It emphasizes comfort and homelike ambiance, charging modest rates such as $4 for a room, $5 with bath, or $12 for parlor, bedroom and bath, ensuring guests feel at home whether for a day or a extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
St. Regis
The
Metropolis
Covington Social Roundup Includes Visits From Guests
Miss Sarah Ernst hosts guests in Covington as Miss Virginia Gooch visits New York after Boston. Newport residents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dean head to Nashville with Miss Ernst joining. Mrs. John Ramsey visits Mentor Kentucky while N H Hissem sails southward. G R Stevenson travels to New York for a two week stay. Mrs. Jane Martin hosts Miss Talbot from Dayton Ohio with Covington friends present. E Davis of Wallace Place hosts a birthday party for son Stanley with guests Charlotte Merry Virginia Creasy Virginia Hatfield and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ernst
Covington
Ernst
Harry Dean
Newport
Nashville
Tenn
Virginia Gooch
New York
Boston
John Ramsey
Mentor
N. H. Hissem
G. R. Stevenson
Jane Martin
Miss Talbot
Dayton
E. Davis
Wallace Place
Stanley
Charlotte Merry
Charles Edgar Merry
Madisonville
Virginia Creasy
Virginia Hatfield
Violent Deaths Puzzle Sleuths In Recent Cases
Coroner Cameron returns a verdict on Paul von Buczinski death at 528 George Street citing hemorrhage and shock from a gunshot to the head with undetermined shooter. A man seen leaving the scene and a revolver unproven as Buczinski's. Police reopen the case as detectives reexamine the Pattee shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Paul von Buczinski
George Street
Buczinski
Pattee
Elks Pool Tourney Produces First Prize Winners
James Richardson and Dr. E B Keefer won the first prize in the Elks pool tournament as Shriners celebrate Keefer’s Potentate role. Richardson eyed Exalted Ruler nomination. Forty Elks played St. Louis pool on March 27, with Kef and Hesselbrock taking second. next tourney set for March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Richardson
Keefer
Elks
The
St. Louis
Harry Kef
Edward Hesselbrock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Covington and
YATES
City Council
Bacilli
Herbert Wilson
Covington Courteil
Wilson
Byrne
People’s Savings Bank and Trust Company
Trust Company
Harriet Woods
Thomas Street
Trades and Labor Assembly
J. G. Bunting & Co
Auditing Company of
Vivian Fagin
American Auditing Company
Federal Auditing Company
Grand Rapids
Mutual Auditing Company
E.J. McKenna
C. A. Bird
Grant Miller
Carpenter
Covington Briefs
Orphan Asylum Report
Householder
Council
Batk
General Council
Water Works Department
Saratoga Street
L. & N. Railroad
Kenton Court Notes
Campbell County Courts
Newport. News IN Brief
Fowler
Williams
College Man Ship’s Oiler
Admiral Beckley
Mme, Schumann-Heink
United States
Kaiser
Landon
George Washington
Walst
Kongo
Corinne Moore Lawson
Miami University
Woman's Club
M. E. J.czarnomska
Women of the University
James A. Henshaw
Mansfield Street
James Collins
al Werner
Charles Griffith
Kentucky Society
Post
Engenema 'S
Postum Cereal Co., Limited
Battle Creek, Mich
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