Germany and Austrian crisis dominate empire debates
Ho henlobs to replace Caprivi as Prussian premier while Miguel contemplates a bigger role as finance reformer. The Tausch trial threatens further scandal as Berlin’s corruption is probed. Austria faces a deadly German Slav conflict and Pope Pius IX’s parade signals a Papal revival. Jubilee chatter, Cambridge debates on women degrees, and European intrigues color HAROLD FREDERIC’s overview.
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Bellamy Storer's Choice At Brussels Military Aide
Secretary of War Alger assigns First Lieutenant G Langhorne of the Second Cavalry as United States Military Aide at Brussels. Langhorne is currently recovering in this city from a recent illness with details pending from the Belgium assignment.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Credited With Restoring Health
Kalamazoo Michigan letter from 1897 describes severe illness with nervous prostration heart issues and weight loss. After six bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla the writer reports full recovery gains in weight and restored sleep and appetite.
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Democratic Conventions in Covington Nominate Green for Clerk
Delegates met at the Eleventh Street Market House with Lawrence Bogenschutz presiding and J. W. Buckley as secretary. Resolutions endorsing the Chicago platform and urging Robert L. Green for Clerk of the Court of Appeals were adopted. other delegates and chairmen named across the Central Garden and Independence gatherings.
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Lawrence Bogenschutz
J. W. Buckley
Chicago
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Court of Appeals
Theodore F. Hallam
G. W. Green
Wm. Goebel
Theo. F. Hallam
Jos. Elliston
Chas. Scherer
M. T. Shine
M. Abele
Neil Brady
John Rodgers
H. Bockweg
Independence
W. C. Threlkeld
Campbell Ellis
Dudley A. Glenn
James Graham
John Fins
M. K. Ate Ed Bailey
Frank McGlasson
Charles J. Williams
Wm. Schoburg
K. Taylor
J. M. Bagby
Cg, Ellis
Melbourne children enjoy a country party outing
Miss Mary and Master Jos Coombs hosted a gay party of Covington friends at their Melbourne Kentucky country home. The afternoon featured games and a delightful lunch for a large group of children with chaperones listed among local families.
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Jos. Coombs
Melbourne
Covington
Lucy
Tyie
James
Ralph Young
Val
Hiram Uackenbush
Roballingford
Ith
Anna Hill
Jane
Virginia Martin
Brainard Stephens
Lettie May
Nelson
Lee Cleff
Margarite Ernst
Jean
Dot Abbot
Rebecca Bayless
Bert Sandford
Buford Taylor
Rachel Wiggins
John Wames
Herndon Bristow
Brent
Emily Woodal
Tom Phillips
Louis
Alleen Bullock
May Johnson
Albert Lehroetter
Teddy Wayne
John Clendening
Dorothy
Old Maids of the Carnival Attend Men’s Strawberry Festival
Word arrives that the Old Maids of the Carnival now touring Ohio will attend the men’s strawberry festival at St. John’s P. B. Church Hall on Tuesday evening. A long list of waiters including Wasson Prat Reed May Ranshaw Vickers and many others will serve, with cigars and coffee offered for 15 cents.
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Revised Kenton County Property Assessments Released
County Clerk received an official notice from Auditor Stone detailing revised Kenton County property values. Lands assessed at 4 212 585 with 6 percent increase to 2 113 351. loss at 19 696 139 with 1 percent rise to 19 893 100. personal property 2 012 715 raised 5 percent to 2 113 351 plus 1 435 unsubject to equalization. total valuation to be taxed at 52 16 cents.
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Wiseman assigns assets in Covington firm to creditors
Shoe dealer Wm Wiseman of Banklick street assigns to Covington sis company. Schedule lists assets a frame house at 803 Ell Street valued 1500 and a house on Banklick Street valued 2000. Liabilities total 4167 including secured notes, mortgages, and several unsecured notes.
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Lshorst
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Minnie Brown
Wm. Blenke
Jos. Frank
Pune Bil
Robert Welling
Senate forms Covington bowling club at Moran's alleys
The Senate bowling club was organized last night at Moran's alleys on Madison Avenue and will meet every Friday. Jerry Nolan was elected President, M. O'Brien Vice President, Jas. F. O'Dowd Secretary and Treasurer, and Wm. Carrol Captain. The club invites challenges from other city clubs.
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Dolly Cook 15 Dies in Ludlow of Consumption
Miss Mertie Cook known as Dolly died at Linden street Ludlow from consumption aggravated by typhoid fever. She was 15, a top student at the local high school, always first or second in class, and planned a four year course in three. Funeral arrangements to be announced. burial at Evergreen Cemetery.
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William Hurley Dead Grocer Dies After Self-Inflicted Shot
William Hurley the city grocer died at City Hospital at 12 o'clock this morning after shooting himself last night. The death closes a troubled case surrounding the popular merchant. Funeral arrangements are pending at his late residence.
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Kentucky Postmasters Named and Appointments Loom
Washington May 29 Kentucky secures a key appointment with Dr Thomas H Baker named Postmaster at Louisville. The piece notes potential shifts including Chas D Gates as Collector and C E Sapp as Deboe’s choice, plus pending for Comingore in Covington. Also reports dismissals of charges against ex Postmaster Hardeman and other federal postings, with several appointments and nominations across states Indiana Kentucky Ohio and Tennessee.
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Covington
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Lindsay
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Marseilles
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Hopkinsville
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Memorial Day Observances in Ft Thomas and Highlands
Memorial Day program includes flag at half staff from sunrise to noon, band concert, and flag hoisted at noon with national salutes. Troops march to Evergreen Cemetery for ceremonies. transfers within Sixth Infantry noted. guard mounting and band concert expected to attract local residents across the three cities.
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Covington Defenders to Bowl Guiding Stars at Butcher's Alleys
Bellevue notes list afternoon bowling between the Defenders of Covington and Guiding Stars at Butcher's Alleys, plus baseball between Athletics and Ches ters at Athletic Ball Park. Local residents travel, attend memorials, and church services are scheduled with multiple gatherings today.
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Foote Avenue
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Opera House
Trinity Lutheran Church
Eeroe
Devion
Comboehor
Evergreen
Granville Pe! Cc
English Lutheran Church
Newport Democrats Hold Small County Convention at Odd Fellows Hall
The Newport Democratic gathering drew under fifty attendees. M. J. Costigan led. John P. Newman was named Permanent Chairman and Otto Wolf Secretary. Committees on Resolutions and Delegates named. delegates pledged to support Robert L. Green for Clerk of the Court of Appeals and others at the Frankfort convention.
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Otto Wolf
Shade
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D . E. P. Simmons
Charles A. Bird
Lucius Desha
John T. Pepe
Ed Ball
John Stohl
Mike Doniand
Martin Stephany
Colonel Washington
Chicago
Frankfort
Robert L. Green
Court of Appeals
Sol. Todd
Circuit Court suit over breach of contract damages filed
Jacob Gerrein sues Philip Blese for 500 dollars claiming he bought Dayton Kentucky property through agents and paid 25 dollars down but the deed was not delivered and the property sold to another party. He seeks 500 dollars damages plus relief. Kilpatrick represents him. John Mullen sues J Mahoney for 500 dollars after a dispute led to a warrant and brief jail time. he was acquitted of a breach of the peace charge and seeks damages. Kilpatrick represents him. George W Tolston files for divorce from Kittie Tolston claiming marriage June 18 1882 and abandonment in 1896. he seeks a divorce. Kilpatrick notes both parties are well known, Tolston in the cigar business locally. County Court grants a marriage license to T W Cochran and Ollie Scott of Cincinnati. Police Court: O W Root and Joseph Ashbaugh, in a street fight, seek continuances. Root set June 1, Ashbaugh July 17. city to prosecute both cases.
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Jacob Gerrein
Philip Blese
Louis Kureven
August Weller
Dayton
H. Kilpatrick
John Mullen
J. Mahoney
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Dumont
E. H. Kilpatrick
George W. Tolston
Kittie Tolston
Jaintife
Defendant
T. W. Cochran
Ollie Scott
Cincinnati
Newport arrests for unlicensed lending and related offenses
O M Johnson known as John the Jew and his agent James Adams were arrested for operating a chattel loan and mortgage business without a license. Adams and Johnson bonded for court while Frank Are faced breach of peace charges. Police also detained James Russell on loitering and a bicycle theft probe. A suspected wheel thief promised to repay a loan with a wheel sale but was caught. the bike is a red Fenton with drop handlebars and missing name tag.
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James Adams
Shilling
Newport
Johnson
John the Jew
Adams
Cincinnati
Frank Are
Sergeant Shilling
Jacob Dubinsky
Schwarberg
Dubinsky
West Fourth Street
Khwarberg
James Russell
Wilmington
Del
Stimsler
Fred Hoch
Young Heck
Delegates Named by Democratic Executive Committee
The Democratic Executive Committee submitted a long list of proposed delegates for Alexandria. Names include Ren pore Lee Co. Brown and Wm. N. Air among many others across Dayton Outlying precincts and Highands with clusters in Claryville and Cae mdria.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Alexandria Nest Esday
M. J. Costigan
Ren Pore Lee Co. Brown
Wm. N. Air
Dr. L. C. Wadsworth
James M. Arnold
John Holleran
Henry Budde
Joseph Exeter
Fred Thierlein
Joseph Rehling
Geo. H. Bishop
Nich. Uestan
Martin Stephany
David Zinz
Francis Reichman
Frank Benke
Max Falk
Robi. Livingston
Thomas Healy
Harvey Lipscomb
Jackson Beyler
Lou Winston
H. W. Newall
Joseph Cassidy
Joseph Richmond
John Donelan
Benj. Roggenkamp
Adam Wolf
Albert Hubig
Walter Creelman
Mr. McNamara
Louis Betz
Joseph Young
John Quinn
Jos. Lipscomb
Henry Schuh
Dayton
Fred Gerrien
John Kruchten
Child Injured in Wheel Accident on Ninth Street
Late Friday evening Dr. C A Jeancon reports his little daughter was thrown from her wheel at the Ninth and Monmouth intersection and sustained a concussion of the brain. He blames missing signal lights as street work on the hill continues under city oversight by Joseph Callopy. two signal lights are said to be burning and an electric light stands above the fall site.
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Petoskey
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Parade for Decoration Day Includes National Figures and Local Posts
The parade starts at the Courthouse at 1 30 p m led by the Headquarters Field Band of the First Ohio Division United Boys Brigades General W R Biddle and staff and Companies A B and C of the Boys Brigade William Nelson and other G A R posts Twin City Council Jr O U A M and others march to Monmouth street and ride to Evergreen Comrade Faber of Dayton Ky reads Lincoln at Gettysburg General Cowan is day orator Ft Thomas soldiers join at Evergreen Cemetery for services.
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Boys’ Brigade
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Twin City
Monmouth Street
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Gettysburg
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Skelton Boy Found at George Gray's Home
William Skelton, frightened from his West Seventh street home two weeks ago after an arrest and court summons, has been located at George Gray's house on the Licking pike. Over seer Reusch plans to transport the boy to his mother if he remains there.
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West Seventh Street
George Gray
Licking Pike
Reusch
Dout
Noted Men Dined Its New Quarters In Cincinnati
At a February gathering in Cincinnati the Real Estate Exchange inaugurated its new quarters adjoining the Young Men's Business Club. President Ebersole welcomed twelve invited guests and urged cooperation among city business groups to sustain Cincinnati’s industrial and commercial strength.
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Ebersole
Wis B. Melish
Cincinnati League
Ebersolle
J. M. Blair
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
Cincinnati
Ubs
Hstate Exchange
Cincinnati Real Hstate Exchange
Real Estate Exchange
Choosing a Husband and the Golden Medical Discovery
A London style lament on choosing a husband and the idea that a healthy image helps attraction. The author cites Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as purifying blood and supporting digestion to improve vitality, complexion and overall health, quoting a testimonial about cure.
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SMP
Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Bladder Remedy Ad
The ad explains bladder and kidney issues arise from unhealthy urine and urges testing by urine sediment. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy with samples and pamphlets available by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY, noting the paper guarantees the offer.
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Cincinnati Business Leaders Toast at Luncheon
Builders Exchange president Geo B McMiller praised arbitration work and Cincinnati vitality. Bankers Association head Morris White recalled local growth from craft goods to varied manufacture while urging more energy to seize opportunities. Cincinnati League aims to bring the next G A R Encampment in 1898 and deepen city unity with local firms.
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Cincinnati
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Third Street
Morris White
Bankers’ Association
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Sident White
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Main Street
Edward L. Heinsheimer
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
New York
Heinsheimer
Millcreek Valley community events and rail bid noted
Millcreek Valley hosts memorial services at the Methodist Church and a bid from Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton and Middletown Traction Co. to operate a street railway through the village, with a five cent fare limit. Reading clubs Acme and Buckeye play at Uhland's Grove, and a memorial service is planned at Wyoming Episcopal Church. Trustees appoint residents to work on special road tax and inspect village roads. An accident injures William Isler, and a new Lockland baseball club invites under 12 teams to challenge. Catholic Knights of America hold reunion at Carthage Country Club, with athletics, speeches and music. Mrs Richard M Pullen of Glendale hosts a silver wedding dinner for forty.
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Middletown
Traction Company
Acme
Buckeye
Reading
Uhland's Grove
Wyoming Episcopal Church
Mr. Brown
Millcreek Township
Henry Bantly
Ross and
Dodsworth
L.B. Harris
Winton Road
Sore Paddock Road
Ross Avenue
J. P. Lovett
Mitchell Avenue
F. B
Weihe
Morton Road
Henry Wanker
Est Avenue
William Isler
Elmwood
West Side Stars
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Uhrig’s Grove
Catholic Ights of America
Hamilton Coun
Carthage
Richard M. Pullen
Edding
Glendale
Elmwood Prive Associati
Goebel vs Hardin factions clash at Kentucky convention
Two rival Democratic committees elected separate delegates to the State Convention in Frankfort for June 2, each side claiming representation. Only about 1,000 of 19,000 registered Democrats voted in sixteen district conventions as Hardin and Goebel push for control of appointments and the Fifth District seat. Delegates from both committees face off as Tallied results show several leaders in instructed votes while hundreds remain uninstructed.
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Frankfort
Court of Appeals
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Goebel
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Sam ‘J. Shackelford
W. B. Mason
Kingford
Montgomery County
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Lee
Bell
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Wolfe
Breathitt
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Richardson
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Mason
Debating Duties and Trusts Sparks Energy Politics
Mr Lindsay of Kentucky questions duties amid talk of trusts shaping trade. Mr Aldrich denies any cartel to control prices or curb production. Mr West notes a peculiar aspect of the readjustment in the debate.
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Kentucky
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Munyon's Cure Claims Turn Patient From Suffering to Health
Cincinnati salesman cites five years of liver and stomach trouble cured by Munyon's remedies. He reports improved sleep, relief from tonsillitis, and plans to recommend Munyon. Free trial offered with no charge for examination or advice. Open daily at 80 West Seventh Street.
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Senate Debates Protection Rates on Plate Glass Schedule
The debate over committee rates for plate glass continued with criticism from Caffery of Louisiana and Aldrich’s weak sugar schedule reply. Texas’ Chilton spoke against the rates as Democrats and Republicans split on amendments reducing prices, leading to votes and an executive session before adjournment.
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Maritime Schedule Fragments From European and U.S. Lines
A jumble of vessel and port entries shows ships like Kaiser and Barbarossa with June departures to ports such as Naples, Southampton, Bremen, and London. It lists related banks and firms including Oelrichs & Co and several national banks.
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