Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Health Cure
Advert describes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the right remedy for pimples boils eczema and other blood diseases. Includes testimonials from Albert A. Jagnow in Douglastown New York and Mrs John Woolly in Sparta Wisconsin praising its tonic and purifying effects. Also mentions Sarsatabs 100 doses for $1 available in liquid or tablet form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Albert
A. Jagnow
Douglastown
N.Y
Ood
John Woolly
Sparta
Wis
Rewards posted for night riders in Versailles case
At a Versailles Law and Order League meeting rewards were announced for those capturing tobacco barn arsonists night riders and people involved in horse and cattle harm. Rewards total up to 10000 dollars from Claude Williams president of Woodford County Society Equity and the two groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Order League
Versailles
Claude Williams
Woodford County
Equity
Night riders warn Monroe Thompson family to flee county
Four masked riders entered near Cole and left a note for Monroe Thompson and family demanding they leave Mayfield Marshall County within six days over alleged improper conduct. The Thompsons moved to a remote area the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Mayfield
Monroe Thompson
Cole
Thompson
Thompsons
Marshall County
Kentucky Governor Pledges To Capture Night Riders
Governor Willson vowed to locate and curb night riders in Kentucky and offered a $500 reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone involved. He tied rising raids to the defeated McChord tobacco bill and said aid would come if raiders needed help. Graddy planned to continue growing tobacco despite the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Willson
Night riders target tobacco crops amid court clash in Kentucky
In Lexington on March 14 the Burley Tobacco Society sued Lewis Sharp for 2000 over pooled tobacco. Night riders were seen near Midway and Woodford Scott counties as crews moved tobacco by wagon. Kentucky House battles McChord bill while passing a State School Book Commission measure and other legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Lewis Sharp
Burley Tobacco Society
Donovan
Woodford
James Clark
Midway
Clarke
Old Fee Tollgate
Leestown Pike
Harris Place
American Book Company
Cincinnati
Chicago
Attorney Kohler Dies by Own Action at Akron Home
Attorney George C. Kohler son of former State Attorney General A H Kohler shot himself in the temple at his Akron home. He was heavily involved financially and had losses in investments. A leading member of the local bar, Kohler died today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Akron
George C. Kohler
A. H. Kohler
Kohler
Asphalt Trust Big Fine Upheld in Venezuela Case
The Venezuelan Superior Court confirmed the lower court verdict against New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company ordering a 5 million dollar fine to the government for aiding the Matos revolution aimed at President Castro. The company plans to appeal to the Court of Cassation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Willemstad
Curacao
Superior Court of Venezuela
New York and
Bermudez Asphalt Company
Matos
Castro
Court of Cassation
Congress weighs Sherman antitrust revision at White House
Washington March 14 There was another conference at the White House on proposed legislation to revise the Sherman act to curb undue application against organized labor and allow pooling of railroad rates. Secretary Garfield Commissioner Smith and Commissioner Neill attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
White House
Garfield
Interior Department
Smith
Bureau of Corporations
Neill
Bureau of Labor
Suit Seeks 50000 Damages From Pullman Company
Joe H Ward through his next friend Lemuél Ward files in Kenton County Circuit Court one of the largest damage suits in months against the Pullman Company seeking 50000 for injuries in Ludlow railroad yards. He says a brake on a Pullman car failed while he was a switchman on the Southern Railroad, crushing both legs and necessitating amputation of both feet. alleges negligence by brake inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Joe. H. Ward
Lemuél H. Ward
Pullman Company
Ward
Ludlow
Southern Railroad
Mother of God Cemetery Association Chooses Officers
The Mother of God Cemetery Association elected officers yesterday led by President Joseph Berling and Vice President Fred Kruetzkamp. Also named were First Secretary Clem Kroger Second Secretary John J Fischer Treasurer John C Hengehold and an Executive Committee Ferdinand Kruetzkamp Ben Alf and John Rolf with financial committee members George Argus John B Willen Joseph Berling and John Hengehold. Treasurers for each congregation include John B Willen St Joseph George B Howell St Aloysius Henry Rauf St Augustine William Kemper St Benedictus Clem Wienaber and Holy Cross George Kimmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother of God Cemetery Association
Joséph. Berling
Fred Kruetzkamp
Clem Kroger
John J. Fischer
John C. Hengehold
Ferdinand Kruetzkamp
Ben Alf
John Rolf
George Argus
John B. Willen
Joseph Berling
John Hengehold
Mother- of God
St. Joseph's
George B. Howell
St. Aloysius
Henry Rauf
St. Augustine's
William Kemper
St. Benedictus
Clem Wienaber
Holy Cross
George Kimmel
Deaths Break Record In Covington Health Month
Covington saw a record monthly death toll, with 91 deaths in the past month, surpassing the prior high of 86. Health Officer L E Brinker attributes the spike to grip and pneumonia, noting the previous year’s 65 deaths and January’s 83 near the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Health Department
L. E. Brinker
Covington Police Orders Divert Noonday Shifts and Uniform Rule
Mayor Craig ordered two noon relief squads for patrolmen starting Monday to prevent street unprotection during lunch. A second order requires patrolmen in police court to wear uniforms and bans nonessential attendees inside the police court railing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Craig
Schuler
Elks to Host William Jennings Bryan Reception
Covington Lodge No. 314 Elks will host a March 21 reception at the Elks Home for William Jennings Bryan. Bryan is a member of the Lincoln Lodge of Elks and Ellis will participate. Arrangements are led by Chairman R. G. Williams with a committee including Noterman, Eilerman, Applegate, Adams, Harris, Siefke, Schneider, Hatfield, and Rombach.
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Covington Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
William Jennings Bryan
Elks
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Lodge of Elks
Ellis
Joseph Noterman
Ben Eilerman
L. L. Applegate
Ben A. Adams
William .C. Harris
George Siefke
Louis Schneider
J. T. Hatfield
J. Lew Rombach
Longtime East Fifth Street Resident Dead at 66
Miss Clara Ashbaugh a spinster died yesterday at her home on East Fifth Street after a short illness from the grip She was 66 and all of her life lived in the same house A sister and a brother survive The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the residence with interment in Evergreen Cemetery
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Clara Ashbaugh
East Fifth Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Trusty Escapes Covington Workhouse Inmate
Louis Walker an inmate serving fifty days for loitering escaped yesterday afternoon from Covington Workhouse. A trusty walker, he slipped out while brushing steps outside the hastile, grabbing coat and hat as he fled. Walker is a known police character and police hunt him.
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Louis Walker
Covington
Walker
Covington Vital Statistics List of Local Deaths and Causes
A Covington Vital Statistics report lists twenty three deaths with ages from 1 to 83. Causes include tuberculosis meningitis pneumonia embolism convulsions and heart failures among residents such as Charles Murray Anna Stover John Nordmeyer J. Brockmeier and many others.
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Covington
L. E. Brinker
Charles Murray
Anna Stover
Nona Stickrod
Dunhoff
John Middendorf
Kramer
John Selden
John Brockmeier
J. C. Newberry
John McGarvey
John Nordmeyer
John Booth
Charles Beaman
James Aylward
Walter King
Merril Mistler
Anna Englander
Fred Leach
Newton Brock
William Humphrey
Arthur Studer
Phoebe Clarkson
Residence list reads like a roster of names and towns
A rough compilation of individuals with associated homes and ages appears, listing Robert M. Gibson Rushville Indiana Clara Green Cleveland Ohio Raymond Quinlin Coshocton Ohio Luella Seward Coshocton Ohio Jake W Michels Erlanger SAE Josephine A Kobler Erlanger Delbert Maple Waldron Indiana Clara Williams Waldron Indiana Thomas B Sykes East St Louis Illinois Rose Leicht en cesb eco ACRE Hgs3.8 2 23 Edward W Laing New Western Ohio Annie Arnett Burkettsville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Gibson
Rushville
Ind
Clara Green
Cleveland, O
Raymond Quinlin
Coshocton, O
Luella Seward
Jake
Thomas B. Sykes
East St. Louis
Rose Leicht
Edward. W. Laing
New Western
Annie Arnett
Burkettsville, O
Property Transfers in Latonia Franks and Latonia
James and Katherine Fry transfer Lot 8 in Franklin Laind ford's subdivision Latonia to Henry J. Schillinger. John and Harriett Bullock convey 66 by 120 feet at Church and Walnut streets Latonia to Marcus W. Pyle.
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James
Katherine Fry
Henry J. Schillinger
Franklin Laindford
Latonia
John and
Harriett Bullock
Marcus W. Pyle
Church
Walnut Streets
Major Moses Howard Dies After Brief Illness
Major Moses R. Howard a longtime life insurance man in Newport died at his home 4099 Washington avenue after a day long illness from heart failure. He was 66 and had resided in Newport many years. Survived by widow and four grown children. Funeral set for next Thursday with Confederate soldiers of Newport Covington and Cincinnati to meet at Spring Grove Chapel for tribute and burial rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses R. Howard
Washington Avenue
Newport
Major Howard
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
United States Army
Covington
Spring Grove
Pigeon Thief Strikes Fred Fuchs’s Coop
Fred Fuchs of 928 Monmouth Street reported a break in Friday night. Ten pigeons were stolen from his cote including two carrier pigeons. He believes the birds will return if released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fuchs
Monmouth Street
White House Fishing Club to Celebrate Fifth Anniversary
Newport News brief notes the White House Fishing Club plans a dress ball and reception at Music Hall. It lists the Arrangements Committee members and mentions police and public works updates, burglaries, and the death of Newport resident Thomas Fitzsimmons with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Newport
Music Hall
Otto Geyer
Theodore Gerding
Thomas Diskin
Thomas Evans
John Higgins
Richard Pfingstag
Newport Police and Fire Commissioners
John Lickert
Pfingstag
Theodore Marz
Public Works
Dry Goods and Nation
Feldtran & Dolack
York Street
Kroger
Eighth
Monmouth Streets
Thomas Fitzsimmons
West Wighth Street
Decedent
Henry Fitzsimmons
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Carl Schaefer
St. Paul's
Quincy
Ill
Hannah Tieman
J. Pister
Pleasant Ridge
St. Paul's Church
Campbell County Courts Hear Mixed Docket and Verdicts
A $10,000 suit by Eliana Hurst against the Louisville & Nashville Railroad ended with a $1,590 verdict for the plaintiff. A second Newport wage claim by William Lickert seeks $162.50. Judge Yungblut scheduled several trials and ordered real estate sales in estate matters. A special grand jury sought a three day extension for true bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliana Hurst
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Plaitiff
Root
Graziana
Newport
E. W. Hawkins
William Lickert
Lickert
Helmbold
Yungblut
Commonwealth
George Ehrlich
Lynch
South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Lillian Wells
Charles Remelin
Eleanor Remelin
L. L. Wilkie
Sanford
Richard Hoops
Newport Foundry Company
Thomas O’brien
Timothy O'Brien
Southgate Street
Richard Bacon
R. H. Thornton
L. J. Crawford
W. W. Warren
Otto Wolff
Matt Herold
J. C. Wright
Campbell Circuit Court
Covington Briefs Prominent Local Church News
The Rev Father Cusack arrives Monday night to assume charge at St Patrick s Church and be welcomed by trustees at Burnet House before 8 pm services. A jail sentence and fine are handed down in a street fight case. Elocutionist Will Ranson to perform for Union M E Church. Circuit Judge Shaw orders Joseph Heuer back to Lakeland Asylum. Local incidents include rail injuries and hospital transports. Reformer Willard and Lockwood church inaugural sermon scheduled.
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Father Cusack
St. Patrick’s Church
Burnet House
Father Atlasbergér
Edward Clayton
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Harris
R. C. Stewart
Brenner
Wottles
John Brenner
Harry Barrick
Madison Avenue
Gaugh
Wil Ranson
Men’s League of Union
M. E. Church
Carlos J. Davis
Lyric Club
Shaw
Joseph Heuer
Lakeland Asylum
Heuer
James Smith
Joseph Bly
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Linneman & Moor
Latonia
C. M. Schaaf
German Reformed Church
Willard and
Lockwood Streets
Covington
Newport Democrats organize new club push for law change
The Newport area forms a Democratic Club with Campbell County Democrats listing over 600 members. They seek to have the county executive composition chosen by popular vote rather than appointment and plan to send a large delegation to the state convention. John T. Hodge and allies oppose the move, holding meetings to oppose the change and retain control of the Newport Executive Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Newporty
Campbell County Democrats
Scp
Arts
Pace Teemen
York Street
Eerie
Bundrea
Pugh
M. F. Donelan
Campbell County
John T. Hodge
Newport
Land transfer in Newport and Clifton subdivisions
Philip J Grub and wife to Paul Schert and wife part of Lots 184 185 186 in Taylor's addition Newport Bydasis acone uid Christian Weber Sr and wife to Christian Weber Jr Lots 3 and 4 in Glen Park Company subdivision in Clifton
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Philip J. Grub
Paul Schert
Taylor’s Addition
Newport
Bydasis Acone Uid
Christian Weber
Glen Park Company
Clifton
Church Services Schedule For Sunday Across Local Congregations
Presbyterian J N Ergin speaks at 11 am with Pearl Before Swine and Hannah the Good Mother noted for 7:45 pm. W A Wray leads both morning and evening at Baptist Church. Edgar Dickerson conducts St John P E Church services. Tower M E Church pastor J G Dover offers 9:30 am Sunday school and 11 am worship followed by Junior League 2 pm and Epworth League 7:20 pm with sermons Why I Am a Christian. St Paul German Evangelical C Emigholz preaches at 10:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wray
the Baptist Church
Edgar Dickerson
St. John P. E
Tower M. E
J. G. Dover
Oscar Wells
Epworth League
Henry Sphar
St. Paul German Evangelical Church
C. Emigholz
Sermon by Father Constantine at St. Anthony’s Bellevue
Father Constantine of Mt Adams will preach at 9 30 mass in St Anthony’s Church Bellevue this morning His subject is St Patrick the Apostle of Ireland and he is noted as an eloquent speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
Mt. Adams
St. Anthony’s Church
Bellevue
St. Patrick
Apostle of
Ireland
Five Men Reported Drowned After Towboat Collision
Ashland Kentucky March 14 five men were reported drowned when the towboat Boat struck a pier of the Ashland Iro nton Bridge in fog. William Matticks deckhand on the Boaz swam ashore and said twenty four barges sank with five lives lost. He said others shouted for help but he could not assist them. The Boat continued downstream as the captain tried to save the tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Ashland
Ashland & Ironton Bridge
Pittsburg
Matticks
Tobacco Bill 15 Passed by House
Washington March 14 A bill of great importance to tobacco interests was passed by the House today. It removes the tax on leaf tobacco when sold to consumers by storekeepers or dealers and lets stores buy and sell it like other goods, while abrogating certain Internal Revenue Bureau rules restricting delivery through agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
House of Representatives
Internal Revenue Bureau
Garrett denies report on Atlantic Coast Line post
W A Garrett executive for Seaboard Air Line said he has no plan to retire or become General Manager of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway. He left for Philadelphia to be with his seriously ill son suffering from bronchial pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Norfolk
W. A. Garrett
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Seaboard
Garrett
Philadelphia
Five St Paul girls die by their own hand in New York tale
Seventeen year old Helen Baxter recounts that five companions who left St Paul a year ago to seek work in New York died by suicide. She herself attempted to end her life by gas but was saved. She says her friends died as they chose and refuses to name them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Paul
Helen Baxter
Helen
Minnesota
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Society of Equity
Buck
Rodgers
Llewellyn Sharp
George S. Wilson
Gooch
McChord
Burnam
Senate
House
Book Commission
Watkins
Dowling
Wyatt
Hunter House
Cox
Barnam, Campbell
Cureton
Louisville
State College and Normal Schools
Scott
Ohio Kills
Times of
Onerman
Covington and Newport
ROK
Sleeping Car Corporation
Association
Will
Elks of
Covington Real Estate
Moses Howard
Newport News
Campbell County Courts
Covington Briefs
Wile Fight
Gerry Eadint
Abuas
Columbus
Freda Shewalter
Albert Lang
Oes
Elsie Kuntz
Cincinnati Cocnesevece
Newport Real Estate
Dayton
Presbyterian Church
J. N. Ergin
Hannah
Ohio
Ironton Bridge
Humphreys
The
West
Prink Hill & CO. Cov
VIRA
West Fourth ST
Internal Revenue
Atlantic Coast Line
Tohy
Browning, King & Co
Tne
W. G
Cocke Fisher
Pip
Woodmansee Piano CO
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NEW York Central Lines
ST. Louiss
Fourth
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