Covington Aldermen Refuse to Ratify Damage Settlement
Covington aldermen refused to concur with the council in compromising the W. W. Yates damage suit for 1500 dollars and filed the action away. Yates, chief deputy in the revenue office, fractured a leg in Russell street and had sued the city for 15000 dollars. The body also adopted resolutions on the death of Market Master George Wilken and instructed the public works chief to report all department work since February, including staff and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
George Wilken
Elsworth Woods
Newport Board Adopts Resolutions on City Stenographer
Newport aldermen debated and adopted resolutions allowing the city solicitor to hire a stenographer. Reusch cast the sole opposing vote citing lack of appropriation provisions. A $1.50 per $100 tax levy was approved with detailed apportionment for street, officers, light, fire, library, jail, police, poor, public school funds and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Board of Aldermen
Reusch
Tennessee
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Improvement Committee
H. C. Spinks
Linden Avenue
Tenth Street
Brighton
Lowell Streets
Covington School Board to Ask Voters for Fireproofing Funds
The Covington School Board plans to ask voters next Thursday to approve a bond issue of 10000 or 20000 dollars to fireproof all schools. Building Committee members Feuss Turner Phil lips Roth Sluss and Metcalf recommended concrete first floors concrete corridors and iron stairways replacing wooden ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Feuss
Turner and Phillips
Roth
Sluss
Metcalf
Elderly Woman Evicted Overdue Rent After Furniture Dumped
Carrie Meyers an aged resident of Park Place was removed to the County Infirmary by Overseer Bees after her furniture was placed on the sidewalk by Constable Dobbs under Magistrate Huber's court. She initially resisted but agreed after a patrol wagon took her to jail. Reports allege two years of unpaid rent to the room owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Meyers
Park Place
Dobbs
Huber
Convicted man seeks credit for jail time in motion
Homer Marion, convicted of obtaining money under false pretenses and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary, filed a motion asking that the suspension of sentence be set aside so he may be credited with time already served if the higher court rules against him. The motion was allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Marion
Reds Beat Blue Rivals Speech at Madison Club Event
The South End Republican Club gathered in 2022 Madison Avenue last evening to hear State Senator Ed. BE. Walker. A Blues vs Reds banquet is planned for Heidel's Hall on April 7. The Blues failed to win in the recent member contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Republican Club
Madison Avenue
Ed. BE. Walker
Blues
Reds
Heidel’s Hall
Cuticura Heals Severe Itch and Rash After Trial
A reader from May 14 1907 recounts a painful two week skin outbreak below the knees that looked like raw beef and itched terribly. After trying multiple remedies, applying Cuticura provided instant relief and allowed wearing shoes again within two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goarley
South State St
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Soothing Baby Ailments
A pasted notice extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as effective for infant skin irritations and infantile eczema. It claims relief for rashes itching pimples and scales and notes wide adoption in homes as a remedy for skin conditions and related discomfort in babies.
Criticism Rises Over Turnout Plan for County Convention
Campbell County Republicans opposed to the current leadership protest the Turner Hall Newport meeting set for Saturday April 25 at 1 PM. They claim anti-Ernst faction aims to stack delegates and push through arrangements before opponents can attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Turner Hall
Newport
John Meyer
Scott Shoemaker
Central
Shoemaker
Meyer
Cincinnati
Army Band to Reach Ft. Thomas in Spring
The Seventh Regiment with its famous musicians will replace the Second Infantry at Ft. Thomas while the Second moves to Ft. Brady. The Seventh, now returning from the Philippines, will bring a regimental band and offer weekly summer concerts despite the Fourth Infantry departure. A telegram says the regiment will arrive around April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas
United States Infantry
Ft. Brady
Philippines
Fourth Infantry
Philippine Islands
Campbell County Courts See Multiple Civil Actions Filed
In Campbell County Circuit Court Andrew Rapp sues Patrolman A Huff and Illinois Surety Co for 5000 alleging injury after Huff claimed he wore a uniform. Charles Asche files for 2000 against Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad for trial. Edith Cronin seeks divorce from Thomas Cronin and restoration of her maiden name Olive Johnson. Commonwealth's Attorney Burkamp sets trials for Ehrlich Bonero Duey Bleichner Hurley Respess Hartweg Respess, Boggs for common nuisance, Nightingale for shooting with intent to kill, Campbell County Turnpike Co for road repair, and Hermann for petit larceny. Workingmen's Loan and Building Association sues Alice Ready to foreclose mortgage for 1452 with sale of Front Street property. Will of George Smith probated. estate left to son George W. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Rapp
A. Huff
Illinois Surety Company
Huff
Charles Asche
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
Eidith Olive Cronin
Thomas Cronin
Olive Johnson
Commonwealth
Burkamp
George Ehrlich
Anthony Bonero
John Duey
John Bleichner
John Hurley
Frank Respess
Henry Hartweg
Charles Respess
Robert Boggs
William Nightingale
Campbell County Turnpike Company
Jerry
Kenton Court Notes: multiple injury lawsuits filed in Covington
Carrie Reed sues Covington for 10000 damages after an iron pipe protruding from Park Place and Greenup street caused a fall breaking her thigh. Mayme Cox sues Newport and Covington Bridge Co for 3000 for a slip on a slippery bridge. Alberta B. Hamilton sues South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway for 5000 after being thrown from a standing position. An order of distribution in A B Riggs vs Sadie Riggs and others allocates 672.31 to A B Riggs and 122.25 to Citizens' Perpetual Building Association with the remainder to be distributed among several Riggs interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Reed
F. B. Graziani
Covington
Park Place
Greenup Street
Mayme Cox
Newport and
Alberta B. Hamilton
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Shaw
A. B. Riggs
Sadie Riggs
Citizens’ Perpetual Building Association
Escae Up Foe Ail
Gi Toe Riggs
Riggs
Lulu R Albert Riggs
Edith Kennedy
Directors uphold Harriman acts at Union Pacific meeting
Stockholders of the Union Pacific Railroad will meet May 5 to authorize a bond issue against 1650 miles of unmortgaged lines. Reports place the issue at 40 to 50 million dollars, to fund system expansion and possible acquisitions of Leavenworth Kansas & Western and Topeka & Northwestern assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Leavenworth,Kansas & Western Railroad Company
Topeka & Northwestern Railroad Company
Union Pacific System
Board of Directors
EB. H. Harriman
H. H. Rogers
James Stillman
Illinois Central Railroad Company
The
Railroad Securities Company
St. Joseph & Grand Island Company
Body of James B Parker Presented at Jefferson Medical College
Parker, the African American who attempted to defend President McKinley after the Buffalo shooting, lay on the dissecting table before Jefferson Medical College students. He died earlier at Philadelphia Hospital as a charity patient in the insane department and was later turned over to the State Anatomical Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College
James B. Parker
McKinley
Buffalo
Parker
State Anatomical Board
Windstorm breaks window at attorney office
A large plate glass window in the office of Attorney Horace Root above the German National Bank blew out during yesterday's windstorm and shattered on the sidewalk. Several people on the pavement narrowly escaped injury from falling glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Root
German National Bank
Bellevue City Council Orders Fire Escape for Balke Opera House
City Clerk instructed to notify the Balke estate to install a fire escape at Balke Opera House, with city offices and fire department in the building. City Engineer to prepare catchbasin specs at Fairfield and Ward, and draft plans for Hoffman alley improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Balke Estate
Balke Opera House
Fairfield and
Ward Avenues
Hoffman Alley
Detectives nab alleged fugitive Victor Wahn in Covington
Detectives Sheeran and Morton arrested Victor Wahn on a charge of an unpaid board bill. He was located in Covington after several days of the manhunt, with authorities saying he is wanted in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheeran
Morton
Victor Wahn
Lexington
Wahn
Covington
Covenington Area Property Transfers Listed in Deeds
Covington and nearby property transfers include Walker C Hall and Minnie B Hall selling along the Banklick turnpike north line at a corner with Charles W Whitte s lot. John Mannering and Elizabeth Mannering sell a Covington lot starting south of Lot 8. Henry and Bernardino Holtrup transfer a 104 foot parcel on Garrard and Sixteenth streets to Joseph Schlarmann. Rudolph Berli sells a Covington lot on Sixteenth Street near Madison Avenue to Louisa Hoffman. Sallie E Barton transfers property in Covington Dry Creek Turnpike Company to Edward Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker C. Hall
Minnie B. Hall
Covington
H. W. Fisk
Charles W. Whitte
John Mannering
Elizabeth Mannering
John H. Schrage
Worlt
Henry
Bernardino Holtrup
Joseph Schlarmann
Garrard
Sixteenth Streets
Edie
Seenke
Rudolph Berli
Louisa Hoffman
Sixteenth Street
Madison Avenue
Sallie E. Barton
Cincinnati
Edward Barton
Covington Dry Creek
Newport Marriage Licenses Proceeding Names
Newport authorities issue marriage licenses listing Joseph E. Nel Elizabeth Metz and John C. von Kaine Gebbarat as the couples to be wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Name
Joseph E.nelizabeth
Metz
John ,C. Nia von Kaine Gebbarat
Real Estate Transfers in Bellevue and Highlanda
John W. Martin and wife transfer 212 in Williamson's addition Bellevue to Edward J. Schmolt for ten cents. David Kupp and wife convey in Adam Shafer's sub Highlanda to John J. Leto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Martin
Edward J. Schmolt
Williamson
Bellevue
Peerecres
David Kupp
John J. Leto
Adam Shafer
High-landa
Minority Leader Outlines Policy With Concessions Demanded
The minority leader criticizes President Roosevelt's tariff and antitrust proposals and outlines a rival plan. He argues only a people elected tariff body can revise duties and condemns federal control over trusts. He warns of a filibuster if Democrats’ wishes are ignored and advocates protecting labor organizations from anti-trust scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Republican Party
Maryland's John Walter Smith Seated Amid Senate Fight
The Senate voted 34 to 29 to receive the credentials of Senator-elect John Walter Smith of Maryland and defer judgment on his right to the seat. The decision comes after a four hour debate over the proper swearing in and the legality of his election, with the Committee on Privileges and Elections to review the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
John Walter Smith
Maryland
Rayner
Kean
New Jersey
Burrows
Committee On
Whyte
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Smith
Committee On Priivileges and Elections
Mrs Hunter Wins Divorce in Hamilton Suit
Celia Jessup Hunter is granted a divorce from William N Hunter a Hamilton real estate agent. The Probate Court ruling cites neglect and nonsupport and awards Mrs Hunter all their property, restoring her maiden name after thirty nine years of marriage. The husband’s allegation about her inheritance was not sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Hartkoff
Probate’ Court
Celia Jessup Hunter
William N. Hunter
Hunter
Staderman Named Organist for Next May Festival
The directors announce the engagement of Mr Adolph H Staderman as organist for the upcoming May Festival. Staderman has served as organist at the Yast festival and is familiar with the Music Hall pipe organ. He leads St. Lawrence Church Price Hill and teaches at the College of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph H. Staderman
Staderman
Yast
Music Hall
St. Lawrence Church
Price Hill
The
College of Music
Infant Abandoned Found In Saloon Hallway
A four week old white female infant was found abandoned last night in a saloon hallway at Fourteenth and Elm streets. Porter Fritz Dobel discovered the infant and police sent the child to City Hospital. A nearby woman carrying a child was the only lead mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
George Hummel
Fourteenth
Elm Streets
Fritz Dobel
City Hospital
Wyoming Town Hall Corner Stone Laying
The corner stone of the new Wyoming Town Hall will be laid on April 4 in the afternoon. George D. Cope land Grand Master of the Masons of Marion Ohio will officiate. Allen Andrews of Hamilton will be a principal speaker. The building replaces the state burned last fall and will cost about 26000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Town Hall
George D. Copeland
The
Masons
Marion, C
Allen Andrews
Hamilton
Premonition Realized as Georgetown Man Found Dead in Hotel
The body of I. G. Hamilton of Georgetown Kentucky was discovered in his Palace Hotel room. Coroner Cameron took charge of his effects and noted that on March 14 Hamilton summoned two hotel female employees to witness a codicil to his will, signaling a premonition of death. He owned a large Kentucky estate and requested John R. Downing and his sister Mrs. Thomas H. Allen be notified if he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Hamilton
Georgetown
Palace Hotel
S. B. Grimes
Cameron
Hamilton
Kentucky
John R. Downing
Thomas H. Allen
Pupils of Grace Storey to Give Recital at Cheviot
The pupils of Miss Grace A. Storey will present a recital at the Junior Hall in Cheviot this evening. Participating students include Lulu M. Kersey Hazel Storey Ethel Musekamp Kathren Schafer Norma Docenbach Florence Docenbach Genevive Bernfardt Irma Jaeger Milton Jaeger Lillian Allgeier Grace Storey Arthur Buddle Nancy Bierbaum Marie Ruebel Karl Kersey Stanley Kersey Alice Pfferman Guethlein Pearl Reisinger Lillian Gerhardt Alma Berberich Mrs Will Myers W Harry Winters Dr S Estep Glenna Bell Edna Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace A. Storey
Cheviot
Lulu M. Kersey
Hazel G.-Storey
Ethel M. Musekamp
Kathren L. Schafer
Norma L. Docenbach
Florence C. Docenbach
Genevive M. Bernfardt
Irma A. Jaeger
Milton G. Jaeger
Lillian B. Allgeier
Arthur B. Bid
Train Kills Woman Crossing Tracks
Mrs. Augusta Fitzer, 67, of Elmwood, Linwood Street, was struck and killed by Big Four passenger train No. 6 as she tried to cross the tracks yesterday morning. Neighbors say she was slightly deaf and panicked, running into the train as it approached. The locomotive tossed her into the air and she died before aid arrived. Funeral at her residence Saturday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Augusta Fitzer
Linwood Street
Elmwood
John Eichler
Waters Urges Self Denial In Lenten Sermon
The Rev. William O Waters of Chicago spoke at the Lyric Theater during the noonday Lenten service, presenting Jesus life as sinless and noting daily self denial is needed to achieve great deeds. He argued no good thing has ever been achieved without self discipline and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Waters
Chicago
Lyric Theater
Jesus
Earth
Kane dies in Chicago cab hold up escape with police involved
James Kane 18, of 161 Chicago avenue, was found fatally shot in a cab at Eighteenth street and Calumet avenue after a spree in which he and two companions beat a cabman, robbed pedestrians, and fired on police who tried to stop them at Halstead street. His accomplices fled as the patrol returned fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Kane
Chicago Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Calumet Avenue
Kane
Robert Campion
State
Madison Streets
William Willard
Dearborn Avenue
Clark and Kinsie
West Monroe
Halstead Street
George Morris
West Monroe Street
Archer Avenue
Robbers Loot Danville Water Office in Evening Hold Up
Two suspected assailants, likely the same pair who tried to loot the Chisman bank, robbed the Danville Water Company office at gunpoint. They forced Cashier Byers and a woman to stand while taking ten dollars and leaving a larger sum hidden. They fled through main streets as pursuing citizens chased them, edging through a barber shop and a boarding house where the proprietor was knocked down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ill
Bank of
Chisman
Danville Water Company
Byers
Jumping Spark Strikes Madisonville Engineer
Frank Budd a night engineer at the Madisonville Water Works was badly burned by a 6600 volt accident while repairing a dynamo. He lifted a copper plate too high, causing a burst of blue flame and loss of consciousness before the current could be shut off. Doctors expect possible arm amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Budd
State Avenue
Mandisonville
Water Works
Dunham
Madisonville
Budd
Union Bethel Holds Forty Fourth Annual Meeting
The Union Bethel annual meeting was presided by W. F. Boyd with attendees including Judge Caldwell and Mayor Markbreit. Finance showed income of 12,673 and expenses of 12,604, a 2,000 rise in contributions. Medical care served 3,959 patients, 4,527 calls by staff, nursery care for 625 babies monthly, and 46,400 lodgings issued. Directors elected for three years: William Harvey Anderson, H. Belmer, James M. Gamble, and R. Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bethel
W. F. Boyd
Judge Caldwell
Markbreit
Charles F. Goss
Charles P. Taft
William Harvey Anderson
H. Belmer
James M. Gamble
Fulton
Cincinnati Woman's Club Leader Seeks Pardoning Clemency
The Cincinnati Woman's Club president asks Governor Harris to pardon Marie Bernardo the Cleveland murderess who recently became a mother in a Columbus hospital. The governor acts on the Board of Pardons recommendations, with a decision expected at the April board meeting as Bernardo remains hospital confined before returning to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Marie Bernardo
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Harris
Cleveland
Board of Pardons
Friends
Shriners Leave for Detroit Ceremonials
Shriners departed for Detroit to attend the Moslem Temple ceremonial exercises. Potentate William Van Sickle will host Cincinnati participants including W. C. Kenneth Albert Brown William Donaldson H Haebrook William Schriver Dr Keefer Robert Lee L Cahn Joel Clore Dr minger Creet Jones Lew Moore John Robinson Jr William Gilbert O Fink Joe Allen C Hesterberg Lew Walker George Fish James Howell Thomas Evans Harry DuBois John Dunhalter Charles Dorst Charles Mordough P c Benedict Arthur Morgan Eugene Lewis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners
Detroit
William van Sickle
W. C. Kenneth
Albert Brown
William Donaldson
H. Haebrook
William Schriver
Dr. Keefer
Robert Lee
L Cahn
Joel Clore
Dr. Minger
Creet Jones
Lew Moore
John Robinson, Jr
William Gilbert
O. Fink
Joe Allen
C. Hesterberg
Lew Walker
George Fish
James Howell
Thomas Evans
Harry DuBois
John Dunhalter
Charles Dorst
Charles Mordough
P. c. Benedict
Arthur Morgan
Eugene Lewis
Discrepancies Charged in Trumbull County Accounts
Columbus March 26 report from the Bureau of Uniform Accounting finds county officers drew par. 12606 from September 1, 1903, to January 1, 1907. The document details conditions in the county's financial affairs and notes irregularities in the period inspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Trumbul
Bureau of Uniform Accounting
Paper barred from mails
Postmaster General Meyer issued an order annulling the second class mailing privilege granted in 1905 to La Questione Sociale, an Italian publication produced by an alleged anarchist group in Paterson New Jersey. The action followed a hearing before Third Assistant Postmaster General Lawshe. officials say the publication is not a newspaper but promotes assassination as a virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Meyer
Priv.lege
la Questione Sociale
Paterson
New Jersey
Lawshe
Postoffice
Social and Personal Notes From the Boston Area
Several social events are noted including gatherings in Boston hosted by Mrs Charles Fleischmann and Mrs a otcy Wheelock. Miss Annie Laws reads a paper before a group at her brother Harry L Laws's plantation. Mrs R B Mills hosts a dance honoring Miss Julia Sanderson and Mrs Albert Sacket. Mrs J Gordon Taylor entertains in Park Avenue for Mrs George Hughes of St Paul. A bridge party is given by Mrs Oscar Kuhn of Avondale. Ella R Borger engagement celebrated by Mr and Mrs Charles Meyers of Madison Avenue New York for daughter. A St Paul Church entertainment benefits the Glenn Home Mothers Association to aid the kindergarten. A euchre tournament is planned by the Twentieth Century Club at the G A R Hall today at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laws
Alice Laws
Miss Werk
Eugenia Werk
Charles Fleischmann
A Otcy Wheelock
Boston
Lillian Stone
Fanny Field
Harry L. Laws
Annie Lawes
Charles P. Taft
American Book Company
J. Gordon- Taylor
Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
George Hughes
St. Paul
Hughes
Charles Meyers
Madison Avenue
New York
Ella R. Borger
Albert Mihalovitch
Emma Mihalovitch
North Crescent Avenue
Avondale
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
Glenn Home Mothers’ Association
Local society notes from St Paul and Cincinnati domains
Mr and Mrs J W Owens of St Paul Minn visit Wassons Mrs Owens to stay several weeks Mr Owens returns to St Paul this week Mrs W A Capps of Athens Ga guests of Miss Lucy Macdonald Haddon Hall Avondale Miss Cora Shaddinger of Northside visits aunt Mrs William Shannon Hot Springs Ark Mrs Margaret Boggs leaves Walnut Hills for Fairview Okla Miss Margaret Foster of Norwood heads to Southern California for a long stay Mrs J T Carew and daughter Elaine of Walnut Hills depart for Atlantic City Mr Carew currently in New York will join them Sunday and they plan a April stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Owens
St. Paul
Minn
Wasson
Owens
W. A. Capps
Athens
Lucy Macdonald
Haddon Hall
Avondale
Cora Shaddinger
Chase and Turrill Avenues
Northside
Hot Springs
Ark
William Shannon
Margaret Boggs
William Gillespie
June Street
Walnut Hills
Fairview
Okla
Margaret Foster
Norwood
New York
Social Notes From Covington and Nearby Towns
Newport and Covington observers share a flurry of visits and relocations. Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Smith move to a new apartment in Nelson Place while Mr. Clifton Purser and his bride settle with the Cramers in Ft. Thomas. Numerous relatives attend gatherings, hosting, or travel between Covington, Charleston, Henderson, and Lexington as weddings and reunions unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Smith
Newport
Nelson Place
Clifton Purser
Charleston
Lewis Cramer
Ft. Thomas
Cramer
Henry Higgin
William Purser
Thompson
Jane Withers
Henderson
Covington
Hiram Bowen
Tucson
Ariz
Harry Shane
Cynthiana
Carrollton
E. R. Mauck
Wheeling
W. Va
Lewis Steenrod
J.8. Lovell
Augusta
Ellis
Mary Elizabeth
Josephine Thayer
Sidney Arthur
Richard P. Ernst
Sarah
Lexington
Elizabeth Brent
Don Forman
William Simrall
Charles Hahn
Randolph Hood
James Carpenter
Paul Gainey
Ben Newton
Florida
James Horner
R. T. Batte
J. P. Reese
Charles Howe
Aurora
Indiane
Counterfeit Dollars Found In Multiple City Shipments
Three counterfeit one dollar bills were discovered in money shipments received at the Subtreasury yesterday. One bill was passed at a Lexington Kentucky bank, another at a Toledo bank, and one at Dayton. The forgeries were passable and fooled tellers during busy periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Toledo
Dayton
City Hall Notes Inspect Water Works Plant Tour
City officials led by the Mayor City Solicitor and Health Officer plus engineers Pollard Glazier Walsh and Wilding toured the new Water Works plant. Dr Hagen overseeing dairy inspection said the House Agriculture Committee’s decision not to inspect local slop-feed dairies was a total surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Water Works Commissioners
Pollard
W. L. Glazier
Thomas P. Walsh
H. D
Louis Wilding
Newport
J. Stewart Hagen
Board of Health
Police arrest three in theft ring linked to streetcar robberies
Detectives Hueftlein and Pflug arrested Knox Elliott aged 33 of 1123 Elm Street Henry Elder aged 28 of 5 East Ninth Street Joseph Martin aged 28 or 29 of 115 East Fifth Street and Allen Teague aged 29 of 14 West Ninth Street on suspicion of involvement in several thefts reported recently where valuables were removed from the rear platform of streetcars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hueftlein
Pflug
Knox Elliott
Elm Street
Henry Elder
East Ninth Street
Joseph Martin
East Fifth Street
Allen Teague
West Ninth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Council
Yates
Hide Newport
Stenogrape
Board of Aldermen
Board of Education
Cuticura
Campbell County Courts
Kenton Court Notes
Harriman
Union Pacific Board
Rogers
Stillman
Illinois .Central
Attorney’s Office
Bellevue Council
Vington Real Estate
Newport. Real Estate
Williams
Gould
Laloon
Burrows Objects
Festival Board
Will
Wyoming
Train
Clergyman
Agre
Cadman
Rush
Ohio Streets
Cincinnatian
Trumbull
Social and Personal
R. B. Mills
Sterling
Julia Sanderson
Albert Sackett
Oscar Kuhn
Old
Twentieth Century Club
G. A. R. Hall
Sixth Street
Kentucky Society
City Hall Notes
Hunyadi
Janos
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