Covington businessmen head to Frankfort over omitted taxes
A Covington delegation from the Business Men's Club along with the Manufacturers' League and the Citizens League will ride a special train to Frankfort to consult Governor Willson and state officials on methods of collecting omitted taxes. They return tonight amid hundreds of suits filed by revenue agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Business Men's Club
Manufacturers’ League
The
Citizens League
Frankfort
Willson
Kenton County
Ohio
J. T. Hatfield
Whitewashing at St. John’s Orphan Asylum Draws Officials
City and county officials attend the annual whitewashing at St. John's Orphan Asylum on the Lexington pike. Crowds travel by vehicle from the Lewisburg line to the grounds where trees and fences receive their yearly white coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Orphan Asylum
Lexington Pike
Lewisburg
Peace Day Observed in Covington Public Schools
Covington public schools celebrated Peace Day honoring the opening of the first Peace Congress in The Hague. It was the first such celebration in Covington with programs planned by Superintendent Slass and classroom talks as flags were raised on all buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Hague
Slass
Covington Suffrage Meeting Postponed by Mrs Woolsey
Mrs Kate Trimble Woolsey is unwell and will not address the Covington Equal Rights Association open air meeting in front of the Public Library at Robbins and Scott streets tonight. The gathering is the second in a series promoting women’s suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Trimble Woolsey
Covington
Bridge Plan Accepted for Bowman Creek at White Villa
Kenton County Fiscal Court in Independence approved plans for a Bowman Creek bridge at White Villa. A bidding committee was formed to advertise bids by May 28. Covington invites for Villa Madonna Academy dedication on May 28 near Crescent Springs with Rt Rev Bishop Co P Maes in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Fiscal Court
Independence
Bowman Creek
White Villa
Huber
Richard
Fartrell
Villa Madonna Academy
Covington
Crescent Springs
Co. P. Maes
Property Transfers and Trustees Details In Covington Area
Fragmentary record lists transfers involving Thomas and Lewis and Thomas Vinegar as trustees of the Orphans Home Association with Lots 665 and 666 in South Erlanger. Master Commissioner transfers to A B Rig on 25 feet front in St Clair street. Catherine Cox to William E Cox includes Lots 113 111 and 115 in Erlanger. John H Meyer to Elizabeth Bailey 24 by 89 feet on Twelfth Street in Coyington. Titus to Gillespie Lot 114 in Dinmore Park subdivision Latonia. Heineman to Birdie Speaks 41 by 47 feet in Russell Avenue Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Land Syndicate
Thomas and Lewis
Thomas Vinegar
The
Orphans’ Home Association
South Erlanger
A. B. Rig
St. Clair Street
Gay Rene Alin Ake En Vannss
Boro
Catherine Cox
William E. Cox
Erlanger
Sais
pemWedis
John H. Meyer
Elizabeth Bailey
Bellevue Republicans Elect Officers Aimed at Fall Campaign
The Bellevue Republican City Committee names James Fisk as Chairman Harry Hake as Secretary and James Ellis as Treasurer. Samuel Thompson funeral set for 2 PM at 55 Taylor Avenue. Lutheran and Methodist teachers plan tonight's Calvary M E Church meeting for a Diamond Star Grove picnic on Saturday June 27. Rumor of a shooting at the riverfront foot of Washington Street proved false as George Jackson tested his new revolver by the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Republican City Committee
James Fisk
Harry Hake
James Ellis
Samuel Thompson
Taylor Avenue
Calvary M.E
Diamond Star Grove
Washington Street
George Jackson
Saloons and military officers in Ft. Thomas updates
Harry Leisring a saloon keeper on Ft. Thomas avenue is sick from ptomaine poisoning after eating canned sweet potatoes. Lieutenants Ball and Chamberlain of the Second Infantry receive ten days’ leave. Lieutenant Cole of the Medical Department departs today for Ft. Benjamin Harrison Ind for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Leisring
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Ball and Chamberlain
Second Infantry
Cole
Ft. Benjamin
Covington Council Advances Fire Department Staffing and Streets Plans
A Covington ordinance fixes Fire Department staffing at thirty nine with a request for five additional men as a new Central house nears occupancy. Public works include cement sidewalks on Garrard avenue and a fifteen inch sewer on Philadelphia street. Saloon license bids are sent to the License Committee and dirt hauling from Willow Run offered at twenty cents per cubic yard. Open bids for street improvements and sidewalks are referred to Internal Improvement, and claims totaling 1480 dollars are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Garrard Avenue
Philadelphia Street
Joseph J. Mossbachr
Scott Street
J. W. Knatzar
West Seventh Street
Knatz*r
Daniel Trapp
Fifth
Russell Streets
Fifth Street
Willow Run
Seventh Street
Scott and
Garrard Streets
Pike Street
Madison Avenue
Twelfth Street
Wheeler Street
Sixth Street
Greenup Street
Greenup Getreet
Nineteenth Street
Wallace Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Garrard Street
Craig Street
Railroad
Committee On
Kenton Court Notes on divorces and court rulings
Chester Morgan sues Ida Morgan for divorce alleging abandonment and seeks custody of minor Earl Morgan and $10 monthly alimony. Mary Cornelius sues Charlie Cornelius for divorce for cruelty with alimony and custody of Ernest. Harry Comber seeks sale and reinvestment of estate funds from Robert Waring guardian. Judge Harbeson rules a butcher not a mechanic. weighs exemption of tools. Contempt rule against Colonel Davezac over poolroom at White House to be heard next week. Judgments include Evan Evans vs Eliza Thompson, F.M. McDonnold vs Ennis Kenney, H.P. Hutton vs City of Latonia. Billposting suit on billboard ordinance set for June 1. Police Court: Proctor fined and jailed. Nesbitt, Roberts, and Worsham fined for related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unusuel
Kenton
Chester Morgan
Morgen
Ida Morgan
Earl Morgan
Covington
George E. Philipps
Mary Cornelius
Charlie Cornelius
Ernest Cornelius
Harry Commber
Robert Waring
Herbert Jackson
Harbeson
Covington Retail Butchers’ Association
Henry Wiehebrink
Wiehebrink
Alex. Davezac
Davezac
Western Commission Company
White House
Tracy
Commonwealth
Leslie T. Applegate
Court of Appeals
Evan Evans
Eliza Thompson
Greenup Street
F. M. McDonnold
Ennis Kenney
Philadelphia
H. P. Hutton
City of
Latonia
Southern Avenue
Covington Billposting Company
Shepard
Read
James Proctor
Proctor
Gene Sanders
Seventh
Washington Streets
Eugene Nesbitt
Nesbitt
Sanders
Elmer Roberts
Russell Avenue
James Worsham
Covington Man Killed in Newport Train Accident
Arthur Dressman aged 20 son of Joseph A Dressman a Covington letter carrier died in Newport yesterday after being struck by a C and O freight train. Eyewitnesses say he tried to jump onto the head of the car as the engine approached from the east and was thrown beneath the wheels. Patrolman Al Hoff witnessed the incident and the body was taken to Costigan's undertaking establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dressman
Joseph A. Dressman
East Seventh Street
Covington
Newport
Orchard Street
al Hoff
Costigan’s Undertaking Establishment
Ehrlich Convicted in Newport Poolroom Case
The last case against George Ehrlich for operating a poolroom was tried in Newport Circuit Court. A jury found him guilty and imposed a $375 fine. Remaining poolroom matters involve employees charged with aiding and abetting a common nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ehrlich
Newport
Search for Emma Johnson body continues after river drowning
Emma Johnson, a girl who drowned in the Ohio River at Dayton Kentucky while skiff riding on Sunday, remained missing last night as efforts to locate her body persisted. A cannon was fired over the river in a final search, but no trace was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Johnson
Ohio River
Dayton
Lost boy returned to Newport family after fishing trip
Frank Starling seven years old of 410 East Tenth street Newport was missing from Saturday morning then found and returned yesterday. He had set out with companion Tom Reilley for a fishing trip. they became separated and he was lost in the countryside several miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Starling
East Tenth Street
Newport
Tom Reilley
Starling
Newport News in Brief
The Newport General Council Ways and Means Committee canceled bonds and coupons totaling 38944.60 for street sewer water works and refunding bills. Otto Breith Allen Heath William Minten Charles Tucker and George Breiel depart for Frankfort Kentucky to attend the Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows Noahs Cove Lodge 20 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Newport General Council
Otto Breith
Allen Heath
William Minten
Charles Tucker
George Breiel
Frankfort
Odd Fellows
Noah's Cove Lodge
Odd Fellow
Campbell County
C. W. Yungblut
Grace M. H. Church
Newport
Harvey Blakney
Mabel Godfrey
Jackson
Mich
John McLane
O. L. Henderson
Simmons
Midway
Ft. Thomas
Flynn
Dayton Council Orders Bids for Three Trunk Sewers
City Clerk instructed to advertise for bids to build three vitrified brick or concrete trunk sewers in McKinney Vine and Main streets at not more than 25000 dollars with property owners paying one dollar per front foot and the city covering the rest. A Seventh and Kenton street electric light petition was granted. Keifer and Mayberry saloon license transferred to A Mayberry. Claims total 2145.58 were approved. Hall and Co bid 100 for digging sand in Dayton bar was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Dayton
McKinney
Vine
Main Streets
Seventh
Kenton Streets
Keifer & Mayberry
A. B. Mayberry
T. J. Hall & Co
Boy thieves accused in pigeon theft case
Patrolmen arrested Williard Brissie aged 14 of Sixth and Pierson streets and Fred Lawrence aged 13 of Hannibal street after a complaint of pigeon theft. They were taken to the Ninth District Police Station and then to the Juvenile Court charged with petit larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brome and
Knaub
Williard Brissie
Sixth
Pierson
Fred Lawrence
Hannibal Street
Ninth District
Death Under Reading Bridge Believed Suicide or Accident
The coroner probes the death of a man identified as George Du Bois found beneath a Reading railroad bridge. The victim, last seen alive by John Austin, a Pennsylvania Railroad foreman, had asked for a job. No violence evident, neck broken. inquest planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George du Bois
Reading
John Austin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Austin
George DuBois
J. F. Carter
W. E. Doan
Robbery Arrest in Bremen Street Case
Clay Raymen aged 21 of 312 East Twelfth street was arraigned in Police Court for hold up and robbery of Carmin Grialano of 1416 Clay street on Bremen street near Thirteenth Saturday night. Patrolman Leppert and Lt Geist identified a companion. Judge Lueders ordered arrest. Raymen registered as John Raymen at Central Station. Both defendants charged with robbery. cases continued with bonds set at 1900 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Raymen
East Twelfth Street
Carmin Grialano
Clay Street
Bremen Street
Thirteenth
Leppert
Geist
Raymen
Lueders
Central Station
John Raymen
Furst Elected Chairman After Board Nomination
With President Boyd absent the Board of Public Safety appointed a Chairman. Burgheim nominated Abe Furst who voted for himself after Dierkes abstained. The board approved building plans for a new engine house at Pearl and Martin streets and for subpatrol stations at Winton Place and Westwood. Milikin received a leave of absence to attend the police chiefs meeting in Detroit June 2 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Board of Public Safety
Burgheim
Abe Furst
Furst
Dierkes
Pearl and
Martin Streets
Winton Place
Westwood
Milikin
International Associations of Chiefs of Police
Detroit
Peace Day celebration disrupted by misrouted programs
Children in local public schools did not celebrate Peace Day as the Peace Society’s planned programmes failed to reach Superintendent Dyer. He told teachers to replace the official programme with patriotic songs and talks. In high schools speakers described Peace Society aims including Rev. Charles Frederic Goss at Hughes, Rabbi Philipson at Walnut Hills, and Rev. C. E. Shenk at Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Society
Dyer
Charles Frederic Goss
Hughes
Rabbi Philipson
Walnut Hills
C. E. Shenk
Woodward
Shriners Parade Set At Chester Park Friday
The Diaenal Shriners postponed outing will grip Chester Park Friday afternoon with a grounds parade headed by Potentate Dr HB S Keefer. Park manager Martin offers a $25 prize to the Shriner who swims the lake, with volunteers including Eugene Lewis John Dunhalter Robert E B Lee Babe Kenneth Joel C Clore and William B Melish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
HB. S. Keefer
Martin
Eugene Lewis
John Dunhalter
Robert EB. Lee
Babe” Kenneth
Joel C. Clore
William B. Melish
Northside Club funds expert for street car line survey
The Northside Business Men's Club appropriated 100 to hire an expert real estate man to appraise property along Western avenue extending into South Cumminsville for a possible street car line. A communication was also sent to the traction company requesting extension of the Clark street line from Spring Grove avenue to the Carthage pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Avenue
Cumminsville
Northside Business Men’s Club
Traction Company
Clark Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Carthage Pike
Campbell County Court Records Chronicle of Civil and Criminal Actions
Suit filed in the Circuit Court by Charles Wormald against Lena Wormald for divorce alleging desertion after a trip to Charleston in 1905. Police Judge Hawkins’ court continued cases of Alma Johnson, Viola Smith, and Dr. Charles Kehm for disorderly conduct after a disturbance at 411 York Street. Two wills probated in County Court and executor named for Fred Felsberg in Barbara Kolb’s will. William Stratemeyer appointed administrator of Fred Stratemeyer’s Bellevue estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wormald
Lena Wormald
Charleston
W. Va
Alma Johnson
Viola Smith
Charles Kehm
Hawkins
Sheeran
Morton
York Street
Mary L. Thompson
John J. Thompson
Fourth Avenue
Dayton
Elizabeth H. Hudson
Barbara Kolb
Emma McClure
Mary Felsberg
Henry
Anna Kolb
Sixth Avenue
Fred Felsberg
Moore's Court
William Stratemeyer
Fred Stratemeyer
Bellevue
Woman is Shot at Door in City Neighborhood
Mabel Jones, a Black resident of 417 East Seventh Street, was shot last night when answering a knock at a back door. She was bleeding from a chest wound and taken to City Hospital where officials say she is not seriously hurt. She accuses Wilbery Regan, a Black man, of the shooting. Regan has not been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Jones
East Seventh Street
Wilbery Regan
Mrs. Bawden Leaves Hotel With Two Children
Mrs. Bawden wife of Prof H Heath Bawden of Cincinnati University left the Auburn Hotel early yesterday morning with their two children to go to Mr Bawden s home. She offered no further destination information while Prof Bawden remains in his hotel apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Mrs Margaret Hunt Dead Pioneer Merchants Widow
Mrs Margaret B Hunt widow of Benjamin A Hunt died yesterday at her home on Belmont avenue College Hill. Her husband was a pioneer Cincinnati merchant with a long running store in Government Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret B. Hunt
Benjamin A. Hunt
Bélmont Avenue
College Hill
Cincinnati
Government Square
Hoyle Arrested for Carrying Concealed Gun at Majestic Hall
Detectives Hueftlein and Pflug arrested Walter W Hoyle of Williamsburg Ohio on a concealed weapon charge after the Majestic Concert Hall on Vine Street reported he flourished a gun and threatened to shoot a woman and a waiter. Hoyle claimed to work in the concrete business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hueftlein
Pflug
Walter W. Hoyle
Williamsburg
Majestic Concert Hall
Vine Street
Hoyle
Franklin Funeral Today At Walnut Hills Cemetery
M. H. Franklin, a retired merchant, will be buried today in United Jewish Cemetery Walnut Hills. The funeral is at 2 o'clock at his residence 1438 East McMillan Street. He leaves a widow and five children Mrs I L Rypins of St Paul Minnesota is a daughter and Rabbi Leo M Franklin of Detroit Michigan is a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Franklin
United Jewish Cemetery
Walnut Hills
McMillan Street
I. L. Rypins
St. Paul
Minn
Leo M. Franklin
Detroit, Mich
Physicians Read Papers at Academy Meeting
At the Academy of Medicine gathering last night in the Eighth Street headquarters near Walnut, Dr. William Gillespie and Dr. Robert Carothers presented papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Academy of Medicine
Eighth
Walnut Street
William Gillespie
Robert Carothers
New Engineers Law Discussed At Columbus Meeting
At a special Columbus meeting of Chief Inspector W. EB Kennedy the new Ohio engineers law was discussed and implementation plans laid. J T Schuller represented Cincinnati and inspectors from ten districts attended to map district definitions and county coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ons
W. EB. Kennedy
Ohio
J. T. Schuller
Cincinnati
Joseph Howle
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Thomas Winship
National Union Building
Toledo
Defiance
Erie
Fulton
Henry
Lucas
Ottawa
Paulding
Sandusky
Williams and
Wood
N. H. Harman
State House
Coshocton
Fairfield
Delaware
Franklin
Hocking
Knox
Licking
Madison
Morrow
Pickaway
Union
August Deschler
Scioto Gazette Building
Chillicothe
Adams
Athens
Brown
Perry
Tuscarawas
Washington
William M. Allen
Hulbert Block
Clermont
Hamilton
F. P
Clinton
Darke
Greene
Miami
Montgomery
Preble
Warren
William B. White
Canton
Ashland
Carroll
Holmes
Jefferson
Medina
Richland
Stark, Summit
Wayne
Taft Campaign Strategy Stresses Unity in Cabined Plan
Washington May 18 The choice of Burrows and Malloy as temporary National convention officers is not hostile to Taft but designed to secure his election. Party leaders aim to balance factions and ensure fair play for all wings including Blacks and Tans, lily whites, and moderates as they prepare for the Panama visit. Taft met with the President at the White House and plans to issue a statement after tomorrow’s Cabinet meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Burrows
Malloy
Taft
National Committee
White House
Panama
Republican National Committee
Taft Teman
Famous Sea Fighter Captain Samuel Samuels Dies
Captain Samuel Samuels, fifteen years President of The Marine Journal, dies at his Brooklyn home. Born 1825 in Philadelphia, he commanded the Dreadnaught the famed fast packet in the 1850s, aided McClelland in the Ft Fisher operations in 1865, skippered Henrietta in the 1866 New York to Southampton race, and led Dauntless in transatlantic races with Cambria in 1871 and Coronet in 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Samuels
Marine Journal
Brooklyn
Samuels
Philadelphia
McClelland
Ft. Fisher
Henrietta
Southampton
Dauntless
House Passes General Deficiency Bill With 17 Million Appropriation
The House approved the general deficiency appropriation bill totaling 17,368,572 dollars under suspension of the rules with no time for general debate, completing the last of the great supply measures for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Urges Cottage Plan for House of Refuge Wards
Louis Danner of the Service Board and Allison from the Refuge returned from an annual charities and correction meeting in Richmond Virginia. They urge adoption of the cottage plan for the House of Refuge wards saying the local institution has reached its best under current methods and cottage systems yield best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
House of Refuge
Louis Dauner
Service Board
Allison
Refuge
Danner
Luncheon Parties and Social Events Highlight Cincinnati Scene
Social notes from Westwood and Cincinnati cover Miss Caroline Warner of Louisville these parties include a pink and green centerpiece and a French basket of Killarney roses. Attendees include many local and visiting ladies. other Luncheon events feature Mrs Harriss from Ottawa, Mrs Bassett of Pittsburgh, and Miss Wilhelmina Schurmeter's Washington wedding plans. The May D A R meeting features a paper on mound builders, and June tickets list officers. Flag Day set for June 16 at the Country Club. Piccadilly Club attends Fiala lecture with Arctic scenery. Alta Abbott to wed Karl Keam. Storytellers League to meet. O E S reception planned for Grand Matron Mrs Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood
Kuhl- Man
Caroline Warner
Louisville
Killarney
Miss Warner
Virginia Murphy
Margaret Teays
West Virginia
Florence Kennedy
Paulineg Werk
Benziger
Harff
Norma Sohn
Lillian Renneker
Olivia Meyer
Pearl McDonald
Alma Guékenberger
Blanche Long
Helen Ratterman
Elizabeth Pearring
Hildreth
Harris
Rose Marienthal
Katherine McDonald
Madie McDonald
Gertrude Berens
Irene Kennedy
Woman's Club
Dickens
Cincinnati
J. A. Bechtel
J. Murdock
H. H. Peck
W. W. Glen
C. A. Pauly
Miss Harrison
Burckhardt
Charles Weber
Herbert Jenney
John Murphy
Hollister
Kite
Ayres
Crawford
John A. Bechtel
S. Hunt
Anne Burkham
J. S. Conner
Cadle
Disney
Gordon Taylor
E. Peck
Country Club
Social News Tour of People Visiting and Traveling
A series of local social notes details Miss Constance Hoyt returning to Washington after visiting Gladys Ingalls, Miss Iasigi and Miss Ingalls heading home from Boston, Edward Wyler visiting New York, and many others from Avondale and East Walnut Hills traveling to Chicago Boston Philadelphia and Mt Clemens Michigan for visits weddings and events. The items list departures returns and upcoming trips including weddings and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Hoyt
Washington, D. C
Gladys Ingalls
Iasigi
Boston
Ingalls
Edward Wyler
East Walnut Hills
New York
Isaac Winkler
Washington Avenue
Avondale
I. E. Wertheim
Chicago
L. B. Krippenheimer
T. M. Maeritz
Greenwood Avenue
Mary Pomeroy
Telford Groesbeck
N. Ashley Lloyd
Elmhurst Place
George H. Bohrer
Alice Mitchell Langton
Ogontz School
James J. Heekin
Mt. Auburn
Robson
Kentucky Society News From Covington and Lexington Social Round
Mrs. Stowe Reno visits Lexington for three weeks while Miss Sarah Ernst returns from Mammoth Cave chaperoned by Mrs. Irwin. Bettie Mackay hosts a bridge luncheon for Mrs. Frederick Houston. John G. Walker visits Glenn Springs after seeing his mother in Covington. Effie James spends a week with her grandmother in Covington. Paul and Mrs. Stevens return from an Eastern trip via Richmond. Mrs. R. W. Nelson hosts the Matrons Card Club with prizes to several members. Additional Covington guests attend the gathering. H. G. Walker returns from Mt. Clemens Michigan. Clarence De Foe Wilson of Kan-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Effie James
Lawrenceburg
Wesley Hamilton
Paul Stevens
Richmond
George Stevens
R. W. Nelson
Newport
Card Club
Mattie Taylor
Ed Johnson
Robert Carothers
Laura Hawkins
Meara
Chariton Marshall
L. J. Crawford
Tom Brown
Will Andrews
Harry Kendall
Charles Coffin
Robert Sutton
Johnathian
Bigstaff
Henry Higgin
W. C. Botts
Samuel Bailey
Hodge
C. . Kaiper
John T. Hodge
Joseph Cloud
Lenard Speakrs
Elva Hawkins
Brownie Brown
A. L. Larkin
Albert Gahr
Lottie Gibson
H. G. Walker
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Clarence de Foe Wilson
Kan
Simple home remedy ends unwelcome hair forever
A testimonial from Caroline Osgood of Providence Rhode Island claims a simple at home remedy cured her unwanted hair growth after failed therapies. She offers full details by mail for a two cent stamp and directs readers to write for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Osgood
H Vaughan B'ld’g
Providence, R. I
Reading and debate at Tuesday Literary Club event
The Tuesday Literary Club of Newport meets this afternoon with Mrs. BE Morris as host. A debate on whether the American Indian has been unfairly treated by the white man will feature Miss Sallie Immegart and others for the affirmative and Mrs. McDowell and Mrs. Metcalf for the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas City
Covington
John Cooper
Wilson
Newport
BE. J. Morris
Sallie Immegart
W. J. Hissem
Morris
W. W. McDowell
David Davies
James Metcalf
Locke
F. B. Stegman
Frank
C. G. Phister
Ft. Thomas
Maysville
Florence Schiffer
Camden
Bishop Gaines Called Modern Cataline at Conference
At the African Methodist Episcopal General Conference in Norfolk on May 18, Dr. W D Chappelle labeled Bishop Gaines a modern Cataline after defeat in episcopacy and in election to the Sunday School Union. Chappelle warned he would seek Bishop support from South Carolina laymen, spurring a heated exchange with Reverdy Ransome who urged discipline. J C Caldwell was elected Secretary of the Allen Christian Endeavor Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Gaines
W. D. Chappelle
South Carolina
Sunday School Union
African Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Chappelle
Ira T. Bryant
General Conference
Cataline
Reverdy Ransome
New York
Mr. Chappelle
Contested State Appointments Tug at Ohio Governor
In Columbus on May 18 Governor Harris delays naming a State Oil Inspector to replace W. L. Finley. Malcolm Karshner faces opposition from the Antisaloon League, while Tom Edwards of Lima figures as a fallback. Other posts debated include State Fire Marshal with W. S. Rodgers, Ohio G A R, and a public printing supervisor amid competing candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harris
W. L. Finley
Malcolm Karshner
Antisaloon League
Karshner
Tom Edwards
Lima
W. S. Rodgers
Ohio G.A. R
Cleveland
Sullivan
Ohio Odd Fellows
Auglaize
Fornshell
Penitentiary Printing Office
Preble County
H. D. Davis
Falls When Shoe Hit During Attempted Killing
Robert Cross of 938 West Sixth Street was arraigned in Police Court on a charge of cutting George Stubbs during a Sunday quarrel. Stubbs, cut in the left arm neck and face, fled as officers Boers and Sweeney pursued him after a shot fired missed. the fleeing man fell and begged for hospital aid. Cross was bound over to the grand jury with a $1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cross
West Sixth Street
George Stubbs
Boers
Sweeney
Stubbs
Cross
Sixth
Toledo
Grand Jury
Lueders
Also Mentioned on This Page
Covington and Newport
Covington Briefs
Charles Rode
Elien Léon
B. M. Martin
Birdie Martin
Feland S. Repp
W. Wteeee
Richmond, Va
Mary Greenwood
Alexandria
W. O. Smith
Ura Taylor
Covington Mamie Schilling
Albert
Ebrite
West Union
Sarah R. Washburne
Covington Real Estate
Post
Goran
Elijah
Cereal Sein Limited
Creek
Council
Kenton Court Notes
Ehrlich
Boy
Newport News
Shriners
Northside
Campbell County Courts
Mrs. Bawden
M. E. Hunt
NEW Engineers
Kennedy
Social and Personal
William M. Greene
the Pillars
Charles Edward Harriss
Canada
John Sherlock
Max Fleischmann
George Bassett
Pittsburg
Linton Hotel
May Curtis
M. E. Ingalls
Beechwood
Henrys. Hurter
Wilhelmina C. Schurmeter
Harry John Price
McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church
Belmont Street
N. W
Piccadilly Club
Anthony Fiala
Ars
Alta Abbott
N. W. Abbott
Karl R. Keam
Hartford City
Ind
J. L. Duckwell
Storytellers’ League
Linton Street
J. Williams
Arra
Masonic Hall
Norwood
Peck
Kentucky Society
Bishop Gaines
Finley
Fiss Sflixires
Serna Cle
California
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