Republican Party is the Friend of the Laborer
James Feeney of Washington Union No 4 IB B speaks on labor legislation showing a majority of states passing labor laws under Republican control. Feeney cites ten laws including eight hours child labor and union protection with figures: 33 bureaus 15 public agencies 22 arbitration states 18 eight hour states 27 minimum age 12 night work 21 women 33 shop girl seats 12 anti sweatshop 14 union protection with 1 Democratic state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
James Feeney
Washington Union No. 4
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
Feeney
National Capital
Boards of Arbitration
State Boards of Arbitration
Democratic
Chile
Poisoner Targets Dogs In Walnut Hills Avondale
Police hunt a man accused of poisoning valuable dogs in Walnut Hills and Avondale. Florist Julius Baer and E Loewenstein of Cincinnati Abattoir reported dog losses and posted rewards. Detective Cal Crim, a victim, describes a neighbor sighting of a man feeding a dog before its death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Avondale
Julius Baer
Albany Avenue
E. Loewenstein
Cincinnati Abattoir Company
Cal Crim
Menlo Avenue
East
Hughes Speaks in Illinois Cities
New York Governor Hughes opened a railroads debate in Illinois at Alton with a sharp critique of the two cent fare bill veto. Illinois Governor Deneen joined him as he spoke to a large audience, with stops listed at Lincoln Bloomington Pontiac and Joliet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
New York
Hughes
Webb City
New York State
Deneen
Illinois
Alton
Colonel William F. Stewart Retired From Active Service
Washington report states Colonel William F. Stewart, long at Ft. Grant Arizona, has been retired from active service after a board found him fit for retirement. The president approved the action and ordered retirement, with Stewart notified of the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colomel
William F. Stewart
Ft. Grant, Ariz
Colonel Stewart
Stewart
Taft Day in Lexington planned by Republicans
A Lexington Republican Campaign Committee plan a big Taft demonstration on his arrival Thursday. Taft will be met at the depot and escorted to the Opera House for a brief program before proceeding to Central for further arrangements to draw thousands of visitors to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Republican Campaign Committee
Taft
Seth Low Speaks in Richmond for Taft and Sherman
Seth Low former Mayor of New York City spoke to a large Richmond audience in the Auditorium this afternoon supporting the Taft and Sherman candidacies. He was introduced by former Chief Justice A Rollins Barnum of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Seth Low
New York City
Taft
Sherman
A. Rollins Barnam
Dulvee In Front Of Fast Train Near Shagticoke
Four people died and two were injured when a wagon collided with an express train at a railroad crossing two miles south of Shagticoke New York. George Roberts 45 farmer of Melrose Frank Luther 40 printer Mrs Frank Luther 35 and her two sons James 5 Alden 3 years old were passengers. Roberts drove into the path of the 55 mph express train after failing to hear it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
Shagticoke
Melrose
Frank Luther
James Luther
Alden Luther
Schagticake
Roberts
Boston & Maine
Quain t Character I Dead at 107
Uncle Zeke Smith of Perry Leslie border died suddenly at 107. Known as eccentric and loner, he never joined any church or attended rites, planned his own coffin from black walnut. His estate valued over 20600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Whitesburg
Perry Leslie
Zeke Smith
Zeke
Dover Reports GOP Fund Drive Progress
President met with Pearl Wight Republican Committeeman from Louisiana and Elmer Dover National Advisory Committee secretary. Dover said campaign contributions were coming in favorably and that the $50 contribution letter drew one hundred replies in forty eight hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pearl Wight
Louisiana
Elmer Dover
National Advisory Committee
Dover
Sheldon
Taft to Visit Washington County on Monday Morning
William H. Taft will pass through Washington D. H. between 8 and 9 next Monday morning and deliver a short speech. A large crowd is expected as he has not previously visited this county. General J Warren Keifer, Republican candidate for Congress in this district, has a schedule of speeches here this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington C. H
William H. Taft
Washington D. H
J. Warren Keifer
Congress
Firemen and Enginemen Adjourn to Meet in 1910
Columbus Ohio October 10 The Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen ended a three week session and adjourned to meet in St Paul Minnesota in 1910 The board of trustees elected O BD Hopkins Syracuse Patrick McNamara Buffalo FE Kinsley San Antonio Tex Fred Byer San Antonio G K Wark Toronto Ont B Smith Spokane Wash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
St. Paul
Minn
O. BD. Hopkins
Syracuse
Patrick McNamara
Buffalo
O. FE. Kinsley
San Antonio
Tex
Fred Byer
G. K. Wark
Toronto
Ont
B. Smith
Spokane
Wash
Bryan Speaks 26 Times in Missouri Campaign
William J. Bryan delivered twenty six speeches across Missouri marking a vigorous closing of his tour. He urged support for the Democratic slate, attacked Taft and Roosevelt, noted trust issues, and described a calm response after a scare near Glasgow where a crowd misread a passing train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Missouri
ST. Joseph
William J. Bryan
Eigh
William S. Cowherd
Lon Stephens
David A. Ball
William H. Wallace
H. F. Stapel
W. R. Painter
Rubec
Francis
Taft
Glasgow
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Bryan Attacks Administration Over Trust Prosecution
In Paris Missouri on October 10 W J Bryan denounced the Department of Justice for neglecting to prosecute the American Steel and Wire Company. He quoted an Acting Attorney General J K Richards letter stating federal law does not restrain the firm’s pricing. He warned of political harm if his election ends dairy milk supply and mocked the separator used by Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Kansas City
Bryan
Missouri
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Law Department
Paris
W. J. Bryan
Department of Justice
American Steel and Wire Company
J. K Richards
Washington, D.C
J. A. Heath
Joliet Bale Tie Company
Joliet
J. K. Richards
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Bryan to Tour Indiana During Campaign Trail
William J. Bryan will speak in Indiana for four days as the Democratic National Campaign Committee finalizes the itinerary. The plan calls for two days in Indiana en route to the East and two days on the return, with tentative dates already set for the Indiana swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Indiana
Democratic National Campaign Committee
Kern speaks in Huntington as hoarse voice strains
Democratic Vice Presidential candidate John W. Kern spoke at the Majestic Rink in Huntington tonight. His voice was so hoarse from the tax on it and a cold that he had difficulty making himself heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
John W. Kern
Canal Completion Forecast by Tawney Sets 1915 Opening
In New York on October 10, Congressman James A. Tawney predicted the Panama Canal would be finished in six years at a total cost of 256 million dollars. Colonel Goethals, chief engineer, agreed, saying the canal could open to navigation by January 1, 1915 unless an unforeseen contingency arises, matching the estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James A. Tawney
Association of the Northwest
Chicago
Panama Canal
Goethals
Army
Wright Sets New Flight Record At Le Mans
Wilbur Wright remained aloft with a passenger for one hour nine minutes and forty five seconds at Le Mans Tomgit Oct 10. This surpasses his prior record of one hour four minutes and twenty two seconds set October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Mans
Wilbur Wright
Woman shot in mouth accuses husband in attack
Mrs Mamie Reiser, 24, of 317 West Fifteenth street, was taken to City Hospital after being shot in the mouth. She said the revolver wound came from her husband, the bullet grazing her teeth and remaining in her mouth before she spit out the lead ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Reiser
West Fifteenth Street
City Hospital
Shooting in Kidding Match Leaves Driver Injured
Police say a joking bet led to a shooting in a saloon on Upper Central avenue. Charles Edmonds, 20, of 1613 Sycamore street, was wounded yesterday by John Knipp, 712 West Fifth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edmonds
Sycamore Street
John Knipp
West Fifth Street
Upper Central Avenue
Coffee futures open steady then ease despite weak cables
New York trading shows futures opening unchanged to five points lower amid lower French cables and closing quiet and mostly unchanged. Sales reach 2,750 bags with March and May at 5.40 cents and September at 5.45 cents. Spot market subdued with Rio c 7 Ge and No 48 percent quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joint Committees Back Bond Issue for Public Schools
The Republican and Democratic campaign committees issued a joint circular urging voters to approve bonds to improve public schools. They cite crowded, unsanitary outside rooms and a need for a new building, with $15,000 due soon and $40,000 more needed to finish. Both committees favor the bond issuance to fund the western city’s new school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Covington Notes Parade for Democrats and Local Farming Complaints
Covington and suburban Democratic clubs plan a Saturday night parade on October 17 to honor speakers at Central Garden. Farmers report ongoing slaughter of rabbits and quails in Kenton County despite laws restricting game killing until late month. A 14 year old boy, Joseph Wilkerson, died after a horse kick. State and county taxes are now due at the Sheriff’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Central Garden
Kenton County
Joseph Wilkerson
State Avenue
Greenup Street
Geo
H. Davison
Plymouth
Hatfield Coal Company
Covington Deaths Reported In Past Week
Covington Health Officer W. W. Ranshaw lists seven adult deaths and three infant deaths in Covington this week. Causes include cancer of stomach, heart failure, alcoholism, tuberculosis, meningitis, burns, nephritis and chronic sclerosis with two infants noted as prematurity and marasmus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Ranshaw
Covington
Dora Kortum
Louise Geiser
Samuel Moss
J. H. Buhayan
Clifford Mount
Robert Gray
Burns
Fanny Blackwell
Henry Mathews
Edward Brock
Marie Theising
Fox
Ft Thomas Episcopal residents push final payment for church lots
The Ft Thomas parish aims to raise 800 dollars to complete the purchase of two church lots. At a Parish Aid Society meeting reports from Rev Curtis Fletcher Mrs E B Core and others were read. Rev Pruden chaplain of the Second Regiment at Ft Thomas offers to help public effort. Douglas Brown contributed 100 dollars conditioned on raising the rest within thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Ft. Thomas
Parish Aid Society
Custis Fletcher
E. B. Core
E. Cramer
Rosselle
Pruden
Second Regiment
Douglas Brown
Kenton Court Notes Report Several Civil Suits
The Columbia Building Association sues C. S. Mullins and wife and Covington Lumber Co in Kenton Circuit Court for 1443 and 1361 on a note. J. F. Martin sues Latonia city to stop valuation above 100. William Mohs faces divorce. George W. Cook sues L and N Railroad for 2500 damages for injuries on July 23, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Building Association
Kenton
C. S. Mullins
Covington Lumber Company
J. F. Martin
Latonia
William Mohs
George W. Cook
J. Hanlon
L& N. Railroad
Land transfers in Latonia noted in late record
D A Glenn transfers to Serens P Ritche two parcels in Green s subdivision Latonia along with J T and Kate Earl to W and Emma Drew on the west side of Huntington avenue Latonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Glenn
Serens P. Ritche
Twoul
Green’s
Latonia
J. T
Kate Earl
Emma Drew
Huntington Avenue
Committees Named for Bradley Rally Plans
Final arrangements were made for a reception next Friday for United States Senator Bradley. At the Bradley Club meeting, General Committee members were named with W A Burkamp as chairman and A T Lyons as secretary. The Taft Club appointed Fred Koustemer Charles Johns John Mason John E Waterhouse and James Fiske to handle arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bradley
Bradley Club
W. A. Burkamp
A. T. Lyons
George Veith
Charles Speckman
Herman Ulmer
Chris Milius
H. W. Reusch
William Braun
Taft Club
Fred Koustemer
Charles Johns
John Mason
John E. Waterhouse
James Fiske
Newport Masons Prepare for Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration
Newport Masonic bodies near completion of an elaborate lodge hall celebration at Seventh and York. The fiftieth anniversary events start Tuesday night and run through Friday with invitations sent to surrounding lodges to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Masonic Organization
Seventh and
York Streets
Newport
Newport News in Brief
Cal Clark, working in his brother’s Newport restaurant at 412 York St, burned hands and face lighting a gasoline stove. Sadie E B Allen, fiancée of Marion Allen, ill with typhoid, postpones marriage. Joe Savinski of Berry Ave injures finger during football practice. Mrs H Moore on Central Ave reports loss of a purse containing $60 to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal. Clark
York Street
Sadie EB. Allen
Marion Allen
Newport
Joe Savinski
Berry Avenue
Bellevue
H. Moore
Central Avenue
Campbell County Courts Report A mix of judgments and filings
In the circuit court Judge Yungblut ordered the Commonwealth and minor plaintiff Adam Feinauer to recover 282.25 from Patrolman Joe Ward and Illinois Surety Company for a spring shooting incident. Auerbach versus Hilbert concerned a cow purchase price with a consent judgment. The old Adam Flichman property on Monmouth Street Newport sold to Harry C. Spinks was confirmed. A grand jury received a one week extension. Philip Fitzsimmons filed against Mose and Kate Rindsberg and Enterprise Building and Loan for 26.7h due for labor and materials on a dwelling. Joseph Weismann faced arraignment for failure to provide for his family and was ordered to pay 4 weekly.
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The
Commonwealth
Adam Feinauer
Joe Ward
Illinois Surety Company
Yungblut
Patrolman
Ward
Young Feinauer
Ins Tde
Auerbach
Hilbert
Wudgervinghut
Circuit Court
Adam Flichman
Monmouth Street
Newport
Harry C. Spinks
Yungia
Philip Fitzsimmons
Mose
Kate Rindsberg
Enterprise Building and Loan Association
Joseph Weismann
Hawkins
Weismann
Bellevue Churches List Sunday Services and Guests
Bellevue churches schedule Sunday worship with visiting clergy and special meetings. Trinity Lutheran guest preacher Prof. McGlothlin from Louisville. St Johns Evangelical German service at 10 40 a m. Kentucky Sunday School address at 2 p m. Calvary M E features Rev Rains from Berea College at 11 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Jones
Trinity
Lutheran
B. Ww. Ziegler
McGlothlin
Louisville
St. John’s Evangelical
Louis W. Goebel
le Schweichhardt
Ramsburg
Toc. Gebaner
Kentucky Sunday School Association
G. S.gerhold
Middletown
Bellevue-Dayton Christian
S. Boyd White
J. C. Willis
Robert Hopkins
Calvary M. E
A. P. Smith
Mr. Rains
Berea College
Kentucky
Dayton church services and tax collection notice
In Dayton the Presbyterian Church will be occupied at 11 a.m. by John Grant Newman of the Western College for Women with no evening service. First Baptist Church will have morning services led by Rev. Robert H. Tolle. M E Church and St. John's P B Church announce evening services and preaching schedules. Sheriff Nagel will collect state taxes at the Dayton city office on Tuesday October 23 between 7 and 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Ervin
Presbyterian
John
Grant Newman
The
Western College For Women
First Baptist Church
Robert H. Tolle
H. Plemmons
Catlettsburg
Wilh
Dri
Dri ‘J. Mc Porter. Bower. M. E. Church
Shérife, Nagel
Dayton
Yungblut Named for Campbell County Judge Nomination
Republican mass convention in Music Hall Newport nominated C W Yungblut by acclamation for Campbell County Circuit Judge. City ticket selected Alfred Gowling John Schweikert Fred Meyer for Aldermen. Ward Council and Board of Education nominees named. Cherington chosen for Constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermen
Council
Board of Education
Republlicans
Newport
Campbell County
Music Hall
Apt
Theodore Marz
William F. Krinn
Fred J Koustemer
John H. Meyers
Taft
W. H. McCormick
Dayton
C. W. Yungblut
Joseph Nilling
John H. Meyer
W. F. Lohstroh
John McLane
John Roth
W. D. Mefford
Harry Weber
Alfred Gowling
John Schweikert
Fred J. Meyer
John B. Moore
Walter C. McCloud
Fred W. Kaufman
Joseph Dietz
Henry Banderman
John Hilge
Austin J. Cooke
William Evans
John P. DeCamp
R. E. Lincoln
Walter G. Bettlesman
John G. Hermann
Kaufman
Oscar Cherington
Chick” Booker
Cherington
Land Transfer Notice in Newport Section Taylor Heirs Add
Charlee Méagerle transfers property to Erma Oldham covering parts of Lots 4 and 53 in the Taylor heirs addition in Newport. The action appears in a local public real estate notice setting forth the conveyance details and parcel references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Méagerle
Erma Oldham
Taylor Heirs
Newport Ee
State Tax Collection Notice Issued for Bellevue Office
Sheriff Nagel will collect state taxes at the city of Bellevue office on Monday between 7 and 9 PM in an official city notice.
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President of Bookbinders
Mr. Feehey
National Ticket
Dulvee
Boston & Maine Railroad
George Roberts
Zeke” Smith
Mack
Democratic Campaign Fund
Hoosier State
ST. Stephen’s Cemetery
Kern
Wright
Hamilton County League
Clifton Heights
Crestlines
H. Niehoff Theese
Levy Ooo Deree Sisevrees
Stricker - “ Athe
Ateeee
G. Niehoff
Cap
Ampler. Co
Covington News Notes
Covington Vital Statistics
Kenton Court Notes
Covington Real Estate
Sees Bopt
Clara Diers
Walton
Psceees
Bradley Rally
Lodge
Newport News
Campbell County Courts
Newport Real Estate
Nagel
City of Bellevue
Prink
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