Back Tax Suit Targets Rhinock Democratic Candidate for Congress
Kenton County court cases allege Rhinock Joseph L. Rhinock failed to list personal property for 1903 to 1907. The petition seeks judgments on cash notes bonds and stocks totaling about 2.235 million with a 20 percent penalty. Affidavits reveal contention over authority of Charles Fant and alleged improper dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Rhinock
Congress
Kentucky
Kenton County
Rhinock
Chiafles Fant
Commonwealth
Tracy
Fant
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Hollana L. Anderson
Anderson
Myers & Howard
Joseph
L. Rhinock
B. A. Blakely
Frank M. Tracy
Charles Fant
Frank Tracy
The
Louis A. Ireton
Passengers Narrow Escape as Crane Threatens Train
A fast C. and O. passenger train due in Covington at 5 faced disaster when a massive crane unloading structural iron hung over the tracks at Ninth and Washington streets. The engineer halted the train quickly, causing a sharp jolt to the carriages but averting wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Ninth
Washington Streets
Plan for Monster Rally by South End Republican Club
Preparations for a Madison avenue rally Saturday night are complete. A large crowd is expected to listen to speakers including John Russell Inglis, Judge William McD Shaw, John L Ring, Joseph Noterman, G A Seiler, John C B Yates, Leslie T Applegate, Commonwealth's Attorney candidate, City Treasurer Harry Percival, Thomas Matthews, Emmet Orr, Jerome Prather, M L Galvin, Mayor J J Craig, and City Clerk candidate James C Blick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Republican Club
Madison Avenue
John Russell Inglis
Congress
William McD. Shaw
John L. Ring
Joseph Noterman
G. A. Seiler
John C. B. Yates
Leslie T. Applegate
Commonwealth
Harry Percival
Thomas Matthews
Emmet Orr
Jerome Prather
M. L. Galvin
J. J. Craig
James C. Blick
Panic in School Averted Fire on Kindergarten Roof
A fire started on the roof of a Robbins and Banklick Street public kindergarten yesterday morning. Pupils evacuated safely as firefighters extinguished the blaze. a defective flue is blamed for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins and
Banklick Streets
County Notes Report Warden Apprehension Efforts
Judge H P Stephens announced E M Johnson a game warden for Bracht Station. A strong effort will be made to enforce game laws. Albert Schneider’s case for possessing a rabbit out of season was continued to November 4. Pearl M Gahan widow of Harry Gaffan died at 439 Crescent Ave. Funeral services will be held Friday at St Patrick's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Stephens
E. M. Johnson
Bracht Station
Albert Schneider
Pearl M. Gahan
Harry Gaffan
Crescent Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Fragmentary Notices of Residents and Places
The readable fragments list individuals and locations including Beale West Virginia, Sophie Hofman Cincinnati John G Schiler Fort Wayne Indiana Igor Barton Fort Wayne Catherine Schlémmer Covington Putman Covington Latonia Dayton Ohio and several initials. The text appears to be scattered references to names and cities with no cohesive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Ea Bas Hijll
Latonia
Ssbatonia
Ree Klin
Dayton, O
Melien
Parcel Transfers Include Mary Property and Huntington Latonia Lot
In transfers recorded, Josephine Schlosser assigns 63 by 77 feet in Mary to Henry and Danenbauer. Gertrude Hanlon transfers 25 by 95 feet in Huntington Latonia to Oliver and Theil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Schlosser
Henry and
Danenbauer
Mary
Gertrude Hanlon
Oliver and
Theil
Huntington
Latonia
Divorce Granted to Chester W. Dorsey in Circuit Court
In Circuit Court Judge Yuns blut med Chester W. Dorsey of Bellevue was granted a divorce from his wife Joey. The decree cited star grounds and named a Cincinnati salesman as co respondent with no defense entered. A separate suit by Samuel Satan seeks 2 100 es against South Covington & Cin street Railway for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yunsblut
Chester W. Dorsey
Bellevue
Joey
Cincinnati
Samuel Satan
South Covington & Cinc Street Railway Company
Patterson Street Ee
Columbia Clan Ty Ete
Soest Ie
Personal Liberty Urged at German Alliance Meeting
Members of the German Alliance of Newport gathered in Music Hall Newport for addresses advocating personal freedom and promoting German language instruction in public schools. Anton Scheben welcomed attendees as Anton Maenner chor performed. Rev F Knapp urged teaching German in schools, with Attorneys Fred Bassman and T P Carothers supporting the cause. Arion Maennerchor and other singing groups entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Alliance of Newport
Music Hall
Newport
Anton Scheben
Newroort Society
Anton Maennerchor
F. Knapp
St .John's German Evangelical Church
Noted Speakers Chosen for YMCA November Men’s Meeting
The Young Men’s Christian Association lists speakers and soloists for November. November 1 features an open meeting led by Rolland D. Best with Winston Coffman as soloist. November 8 presents Rev. W. M. Jones on Too Late. November 15 offers Rev. John B. Williams with J. H. Norris as soloist and a long title on open days of the twentieth century. November 22 has Rev. H. W. Hanshue of St. Mark’s Lutheran Newport Ky. November 29 delivers Rev. G. W. Bunton with a duet by Edw. S. Fogg and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Epworth League
Scott Street M. E
Rolland D. Best
Winston Coffman
W. M. Jones
Main Street M. E
John BE. Williams
Shinkle M. E
J. H. Norris
H. W. Hanshue
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Newport
G. W. Bunton
M. E
God
Edw
Fogg
Mary Robinson v South Covington Street Railway remanded
In Judge Shaw's division the case Mary Robinson versus The South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company was remanded after settlement talks. Judge A M J Cochran yesterday issued peremptory instructions for the defendant in Marilon L Conner versus Overman Schader Cordage Company. Joel H Ward versus The Pullman Company went to trial for $60 000 damages citing leg injuries as a brakeman for the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railroad. Kenton County Grand Jury examined alleged gambling in Covington and betting at Latona race track with John B Dillon, Latona track secretary, testifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Robinson
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Shaw
United States
A. M. J. Cochran
Marilon L. Conner
Overman-Schader Cordage Company
Joel H. Ward
Pullman Company
Ward
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railroad
Kenton County
Covington
Latona
John B. Dillon
Names and Residences in Cincinnati Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places including Albert noes Lebeehuthe tes Neer Ky and Margaret Heim of Cincinnati. No clear event or action is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Noes Lebeehuthe Tes Neer
Margaret Heim
Cincinnati
Property Transfer in Crawford's Addition Hig Schelde
Clara Hohneck and husband transfer part of Lot 22 in Crawford's addition to Jacob Juhauser and wife comprising sections 1,3 in Hig Schelde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hohneck
Jacob Juhauser
Crawford
Hig Schelde
Church Honors Retiring Pastor in Newport
The Salem Methodist Episcopal Church in Newport hosted a farewell service for Rev. J. P. Whitehead who leaves the First Presbyterian Church to take a charge in Meadville Pennsylvania. Former Mayor Paris C Crown led the meeting with remarks of Newport’s regret. Speakers included Dr W W Anderson W A Peterson Rev F E Bigelow Prof E B Regenstein and Rev C L Garrison. A choir of fifty performed a special music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Salem Methodist Episcopal Church
Newport
J. P. Whitehead
First Presbyterian Church
Meadville
Paris Cclrown
Whitehead
W. W. Anderson
W. A. Peterson
F. E
Republicans Gain In Newport Three Days Registration
The three days of voter registration in Newport closed with 170 Republicans 151 Democrats 69 Independents and 3 Socialists. Republicans lead Democrats by nineteen in the three day tally and by 165 in total registration of 3,373 Republicans 3,208 Democrats 513 Independents and 135 Socialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Betz
Republican Clubs Plan Belle Vue Rally and Parade
Newport and Campbell County Republicans finished preparations for a large rally at Balke Opera House in Belle Vue tonight. Clubs will march through Belle Vue with fireworks along the route and a major pre-meeting demonstration organized by the Bellevue Campaign Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Campbell County
Balke Opera House
Bellevue
Bellévue
Mystery Over Noble Identity at Covington Farm
Authorities in Kenton County probe a mystery after a man found dead on Park’s farm south of Covington is tentatively identified as Noble by Mrs. Leslie Fogle of Pike Street. Several men report seeing Noble with a barber in Higgins' saloon, while Simpson, last seen with Noble, is missing in Lexington. The cause of death remains unclear though suicide is increasingly unlikely, and reports suggest Noble carried a large sum of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Fogle
Pike Street
Park
Covington
Noble
Kenton
Higgins
Fogle
Lexington
Simpson
Magistrate Holds Gest on Track Theft Charge
Magistrate W. P. McLaughlin continued the case against Thomas Gest who was arrested at the Latonia track and detained while authorities review his record. Gest is alleged to have had his hand in the pocket of Revenue Agent John Knoer when arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. McLaughlin
Thomas Gest
Latonia Track
Gest
John Knoer
Fire Briefly Flares Above Newport Millinery Store
A blaze in the rooms above Mrs. Knoll 817 Monmouth street caused excitement but was suppressed by the Fire Department with little damage. John B. Gamel father of Frank Gamel of Newport Foundry died at 833 Monroe street after a short illness. Funeral Saturday at St Stephens Church with burial at St Joseph's Cincinnati. Newport public schools report issued outlining revised course of study and child labor law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephan’s Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Cincinnati
Newport
Methodist Bishops Open Semiannual Meeting in Indianapolis
The Board of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church began a five day session at Meridian Street Church in Indianapolis. Bishop Berry of Buffalo presides. senior Bishop H. W. Warren of Denver born 1831 leads discussions, with Bishop Walden, older but non effective, also present. The meeting surveys field work and collects reports from all General Superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Board of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Meridian Street
Berry
Buffalo
N. Y
H. W. Warren
Denver
Col
Walden
Milker Graf ton Starbuck Dies in Ambush in Gauley Bridge
Graf ton Starbuck aged 45 a prominent mil ler of Gauley Bridge was shot and instantly killed as he left his home by an unknown assassin in ambush nearby. Starbuck active in the recent fight against galloons in Fayette County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Grafton Starbuck
Gauley Bridge
Starbuck
Fayette County
Conners Confident on New York Victory for Bryan Chanler
William J. Conners chairman of the Democratic State Committee says he is confident Bryan and Chanler will carry New York. He notes Bryan is in the ante age and Chanler is not less than 100, offering figures he calls con firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Conners
Democratic State Committee
Bryan
Chanler
Willson Tackles Night Riders and Tariff Debate in Covington
Governor Willson speaks in Covington praising law and order while urging Inglis for Congress. He discredits night riding, defends Republican tariff revision and nominates Taft, predicting Kentucky will back Taft and Sherman by about 20,000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndminees
Ernor Willson
Taft
Willson
South
Kentucky
William McKinley
Bryan
Tammany Hall
Philippines
McKinley
Bluegrass
Sherman
Miss Louise Gibbs and Cecil Gamble to Wed at Avondale Church
Social notes list engagements and wedding plans for Miss Louise Gibbs and Mr. Cecil Gamble with events in Lawrenceburg and Avondale. Also mentioned are travels of Mrs. Barr, Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Wiborg relatives, visits to New York, and upcoming nuptials including Martha Calvin Taylor and Joseph Haddon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Gibbs
Cecil Gamble
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Barr
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Alice Huston
Miss Meacham
Miss Gibbs
David B. Gamble
H. C. Yeiser
Annie Yeiser
Benton Avenue
Avondale
New York
Walcott
Juice
Mrs. Threlkeld
Rockdale Avenue
Bay View
Mich
Martha
Calvin Taylor
Joseph Haddon
Thomas S. Taylor
Purcell and Phillips Avenues
Price Hill
Harris Indorsed in Church of Judge Harmon’s Father
A Norwood citizens meeting at Harmon Memorial Baptist Church endorsed William Howard Taft for president and Andrew L. Harris for Ohio governor. Rev. J S Sowers led the gathering which adopted a resolution praising the two candidates. Judge Harmon’s father, once a local minister, helped fund the church with a $1,000 contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Indorsed
Judge Harmon
Judson
Harmon
Norwood
Harmon Memorial Church
William Howard Taft
United States
Andrew L. Harris
Ohio
J. S. Sowers
Harmon ‘Femoral Baptist Church
W. 8
Diggs
Taft
Harris
The
Baptist Church
Local social notes outline winter plans and entertainments
Mrs William Riechin Jr and Mrs Falkenstein and Mrs Kenan are listed in connections. Mr and Mrs George B Cox plan a month in New York next week. Miss Hattie Bird to spend winter in Asheville. Mrs William Woods to depart soon for a month east. Miss Florence Sextro hosting dinner for bride elect Miss Alice Knapp. Mr and Mrs A G Brunsman to visit New York and Florida for the winter. Mrs Ford Veazey entertaining Mrs Grubb and Mrs Adam Gray visiting Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Maxwell
Buffalo
N. Y
John Francis
Clifton
Asheville
N. C
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
City
Eiz
William Riechin, Jr
Falkenstein
Kenan
George B. Cox
New York
Hattie Bird
Charles Bird
Mt. Auburn
Smt
Ashevill
Florence Sextro
Alice Knapp
Albert Gates
A. G. Brunsman
Rose Hill
Avondale
Florida
Ford Veazey
Grubb
Connersville
Ind
Social Whirl Brings Covington Guests Home From Trips
Mrs. Tarvin returns from Louisville visit. Horace Sterling Fagan and bride from Covington return from honeymoon and stay with Mrs. Morgan Fagin. Mrs. Carothers hosts bridge. Miss Buckner introduced at Covington reception with 100 guests. John Ranshaw and Elizabeth Tarvin debut home from wedding trip. Verner Curry entertains with visitors from Harrodsburg. George Shaw hosts five hundred for Brennan couple of New York. Brennan guests depart for East. Wedding invitations issued by Downard for Dallas Anderson and Dr Clarence Ahle November 18, 1908. Immaculata alumnae elect officers and plan annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Tarvin
Covington
Louisville
Zora
Horacé Sterling Fagan
Miss Furber
Morgan Fagin
Glenwood Avenue
Avondale
Robert Carothers
Carothers
Joseph Finnell, Jr
Louise Buckner
Mexico
Finnell, Jr
Buckner
Paul Stevens
Edith Walters
Bright Kelly
Emma Galatti
William Bruehl
John Ranshaw
Elizabeth Tarvin
Scott Street
Verner Curry
Jane Robinson
Leslie Riker
Harrodsburg
George Shaw
Newport
J. H. Brennan
New York
Brennan
Joseph Cloud
John Speckmann
Joe Becker
Austin Cook
Joseph Hogan
Thomas Hogan
John Anderson Downard
Dallas Anderson
Clarence A. [Hle
First Baptist Church
the Immaculata
Academy
William Bradley
Anna Taylor Hodge
Mary Florence Taney
Marguerite. Crawley
P. O'Shaughnessy
Thomas W
Rockefeller recalls early ties with Archbold Flagler and others
In The World’s Work November issue John D Rockefeller recounts early oil industry links with John D Archbold H M Flagler and allies. He notes admiration for Flagler and reflects on younger ambitions and ongoing projects shaping his lifelong interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John ‘D Rockefeller
John D. Archbold
H. M. Flagler
Stillman, Witt
S. V. Harkness
America
Flagler
Oil District
Rockefeller
Archbold
Noondays Political Gatherings Stir Southern Ohio
Citizens Glug Has Hurt Democracy reports large Republican meetings in Price Hill and Music Hall with a parade of nearly 1000 veterans. Judge Lueders praised the effort while Prosecutor Rulison touted Taft connections and labor decisions. The Queen City Republican League held a grand ball at Central Turner Hall with 500 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hillenbrand
Lueders
Music Hall
Price Hill
Democratic Party
Queen City Republican League
Central Turner Hall
William L. Dixon
William Thorndyke
Saul Zielonka
A. van Dusen
Joseph Ginsberg
Vigransky
Dress Rehearsal Delights Cincinnati Audience
Professor Napol leon opens at 8 with a 720-strong company at Music Hall after a well received dress rehearsal. The Ohio Hospital for Women and Children Entertainment Committee praised the production and chaperons applauded the show for its professional timing, rich costumes, and calcium effects. The college style play includes a realistic football pantomime and promises to win quick popularity with the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napol Leon
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Ohio Hospital For Women and Children
Boston Diocese Centennial Observance Opens With Mass
Governor Curtis Guild Jr. urges religious liberty as thousands of Catholics applaud at Symphony Hall opening of the Boston Diocese centennial. The five day event began with Pontifical mass at Holy Cross Cathedral celebrated by the Papal envoy Most Reverend Fa conio, an address by Archbishop M. O Connell, and messages from President Roosevelt and Pius X. Top church officials attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Curtis Guild, Jr
Diocese of
Symphony Hall
Holy Cross
United States
M. O'Connell
Roosevelt
Pius X
Roman Catholic Church of America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Covington and Newport
Emma Rhinock
Covington News Notes
Covington Real Estate
Campbell County Courts
German Alliance
Kenton Court Notes
Tee
Newport Real Estate
Newport News
Methodist
Conners
New York State
Wilson
Inglis
Rhinocki
the Inquirer
Judge Shaw
Turner Hall
Mr. Willson
Galloway County
Cadiz
Tored
Shotgun
Hickman
Paducah
Indiana
Ilinois
Tammany
Wall Street
Cleveland
Social and Personal
R. B. Brooks
East
McMillan Street
Malloy
Europe
Frank B. Wiborg
Sara Sherman Wiborg
Mary Hoyt Wiborg
Olga Wiborg
Mary Sherman
Giles Mitchell
J. F. Skinner
Pomfret, Conn
Annie Laws
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Toledo
Educational Club
George Winter
Hyde Park
Weer
John W. Flach
Woodburn Crescent
Charles Douglas
Walter Orr
Minneapolis, Minn
Lorena Walker
O. E. Walker
Columbia Avenue
Tusculum
Neal Rogers
Charles Forbes
Columbia Congregational Church
A. Harry Evans
Church F of the Good Shepherd
Long Island
Howard Barney
Mildred
Sadie Adell Barney
Auburndale
Ft. Mitchell
Norman
the Lyric
MacLeod
William Riedlin
Mayme Riedlin
William Woods
Adam Gray
Hot Springs
Kentucky Society
Hockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Taft Movement
Hiram Rulison
Common Pleas
William H. Taft
Rulison
Morrill
Dempsey
Froome Morris
J. G. Stewart
Goebel
Joseph Gilligan
Eckert
Dr. Coe
Professor Napoleon
Publo
Governor Guild
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