J J Brady Veteran Politician and Soldier Dies at Home
John J Brady known as Buck Brady a Democrat with Civil War service and long police career died at his Pleasant Ridge home after a four week illness. Born 1841 in Ireland he rose from patrolman to captain and held jailer revenue service and insolvency court roles always active at party conventions. He leaves a widow with funeral plans to be announced.
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John J. Brady
Buck” Brady
Cypress Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Weeks
Brady
America
Cincinnati
Ireland
Mr. Brady
Thomas J. Cogan
Deercreek Valley
Cogan
Loyal Legion
Ruffner
Hazen
G. Wit. Johnson
United States Revenue Service
Aaron McNeil
Prominent Crawfordsville farmer and wife die in double tragedy
Godfrey Guntle a wealthy 70 year old farmer and his 69 year old wife were found shot dead by their son in law in Crawfordsville. Authorities suggest Guntle killed his wife and then committed suicide with an empty shotgun nearby. The couple had a tense marriage and Guntle had cancer, with officials noting possible sudden insanity.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Godfrey Guntle
County
Guntle
Gut
Nee’ Afar van James Hilton
Eee Guntle
Palma Nominated Again by Cubans
Havana September 9 President Palma was unanimously renominated by the Moderate party convention for the Cuban Presidency. Mendez Capote got the nomination for Vice Presidency. The platform omits the Platt amendment and calls for a five year extension of the reciprocity treaty with the United States and mutual amendments to benefits for both nations.
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Havana
Palma
Cuba
Mendez Capote
United States
Saloon Row Fatal Shooting in Newport
Elmer Parker, 27, of Newport, was fatally shot after an argument with four Black individuals at James Bradley's saloon on Columbia and Southgate streets. Parker was hit behind the left ear and operated on at police headquarters. he remained conscious but grave injuries were reported as the assailants fled through Southgate and Isabella streets.</s>
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Elmer Parker
Newport
US. S. Brawley Company
James Bradley
Columbia
Southgate
Parker
Bradley
Third Street
Frank Morton
Isabella
Wendt
Columbia Street
O'Mara Alley
Taft Arrives in Shanghai on Logan for Noncommittal Visit
The United States transport Logan carrying Secretary Taft and party arrived in Shanghai on Sept 9. All Americans disembarked with no official reception. Taft was interviewed about the Japanese situation but gave no commitments. The Logan sailed at 7 p.m. and all aboard are well.
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Shanghai
United States
Logan
Taft
Contempt of Court Fines Set in Marcum Case
Winchester Kentucky September 9 After a week long trial B Fulton French found guilty of contempt of court for enticing away witnesses in the Marcum damage case and fined 5000 the largest Kentucky has imposed for that offense Felix Feltner also found guilty of complicity and fined 3000 with two years hard labor in jail
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Marcum
Commercial Tribune
Winchester
Fulton French
Felix Feltner
Boston schooner crew reports captain’s death by own action
The Boston fishing schooner Joseph H. Cromwell returned with Captain Isaac Frazier dead by suicide after his crew of eight went missing in fog and dories on Georges Bank. Four missing sailors were from Cape Breton and four from Ireland. The search failed and the vessel sailed to Boston.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Isaac Frazier
Joseph H. Cromwell
Dories
Georges Bank
Frazier
Cape Breton
Ireland
Cromwell
Cincinnatian Elected At National Letter Carriers Meet
The National Association of Letter Carriers elected officers led by President J. D. Bolland of Boston and Vice President KE. J. Gaynor of Muncie Ind. E J Cantwell of Brooklyn became Secretary with D J Geary of Chicago as Treasurer An executive board includes F S Trafton Cleveland B F Quinn Philadelphia A C McFarland Des Moines and M T Finnan Bloomington IL The Retirement Association names J C Magavin Cincinnati The next convention will meet in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Commercial Tribune
Portland
Ore
National Association of Letter Carriers
J. D. Bolland
Boston
KE. J. Gaynor
Muncie
Ind
E. J. Cantwell
Brooklyn
D. J. Geary
Chicago
Trafton
Cleveland
G. BE. Winkleman
Washington
B. F. Quinn
Philadelphia
Posse Threatens Lynching Seeks Covington Attacker
Alice O Reiley, 15, lured from home by a stranger in Deadwoods Covington, was assaulted in a dense thicket by a man promised work as a house girl. A posse searched the area, police and deputies pursued, with lynching feared if caught. The girl gave a detailed description. an innocent man was later released after Latonia police investigation.
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Alice O’reiley
Deadwoods
Licking River
Covington
Miss O’reiley
Assland
Mary Grealis
Broadway
Cincinnati
Rothenheifer
O’mara
O’reiley
William Richards
Mother of God Cemetery
Lawsuit Accuses Lawson Of Breach In Mexico Firm Deal
Luis H. Rahn of Urique Mexico files in Boston Supreme Court claiming 3,750,000 damages due to Thomas W. Lawson not financing the Lawson Company of Mexico. Rahn seeks 7,500 Lawson shares delivered to him and 22,500 shares secured for ten years to bind the agreement. The Lawson Company of Mexico has 300,000 shares par value 10. W Lawson is president and Arnold Lawson secretary treasurer.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Luis H. Rahn
Urique
Mexico
Lawson
Supreme Court
Lawson Company of
W. Lawson
Arnold Lawson
Aguinaldo Linked to Native Outlaws in Libel Case
Captain W. P. Baker testifying in a libel suit against The Renachiemiento stated Aguinaldo leads an outlaw campaign. He cited evidence from captured chiefs and claimed locals view Aguinaldo as director of the outlaw movement while peaceful natives are deemed helpers. The testimony caused a sensation.
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Manila
W. P. Baker
Constabulary
Cavite
Renachiemiento
Aguinaldo
Falconio Arrives in Cincinnati for Central Verein Jubilee
The Most Rev Diomede Falconio arrives in Cincinnati to attend the Central Verein monster golden jubilee as the pope’s representative. He is greeted by Knights of St. John officials and led to Archb ishop Moeller’s residence with other clerical and lay attendees expected today. Governor Herrick and Arch bishop Messmer are among notable arrivals. A 50-bomb salute marks the opening events on Jackson Hill ahead of formal proceedings at Burnet House and Holy Trinity Hall.
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Central Verein
Diomede Falconio
America
Cincinnati
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Ohio
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D.D
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Trinity Church
Moeller
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Eighth Street
Herrick
Archhbishop Messmer
Milwaukee
MacFaul
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O.P
Father Hilary
St. George Church
Corryville
Joseph Benning
Henry Doeger
Bonaventure
Berlin
Germany
Jackson Hill
Burnet House
Holy Trinity Hall
Henry Dgerger
Oelkers
Central
Orville Swaney
York and Bast Face New Murder Indictment in Kentucky
In Lawrenceburg Kentucky the York murder case moved to a new joint indictment charging W H York and James Bast with killing James R York and conspiring to commit murder. The case was reset for arraignment next Tuesday with a special term possible in October. Investigators say Bast urged York to confess and Bast planned further killings including James R York Jr.
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Lawrenceburg
York
Commonwealth
C. H. Sanford
W. P. York
W. H. York
James R. York
This County
James Bast
Bast
James R. York, Jr
Young York
Society Woman Shoots Self in Lexington Home
Mrs Mildred Simpson Allen wife of R Buckner Allen a New York lawyer and former newspaper man shot and killed herself in her Lexington home this morning. The couple had an unhappy marriage for years and she recently headed the savings department at Southern Mutual Investment Company before a Chicago job offer was rejected. Her brother is Kentucky State's Attorney John R Allen who is traveling in Ireland.
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Covington
State
Greenup
Edward Street
Deadwoods
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Mildred Simpson Allen
R. Buckner Allen
New York City
Mildred Simpson
Winchester
Kentucky
Allen
John R. Allen
Ireland
French Aeronauts Feared Lost After North Sea Flight
Jacques Faure, famed French aeronaut, with Marquis De Villalonga, began a balloon ascent from Crystal Palace toward Denmark on Thursday evening. No word since, with grave fears of a North Sea loss. Reported balloon inflation difficulties and poor gas quality.
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London
Jacques Faure
Marquis de Villalonga
Crystal Palace
Denmark
North Sea
Faure
Roosevelt Receives Protest Over Panama Canal Contract Bid
A telegraphic protest from Hudgins Dumas and Balfe Co alleges favoritism in the Isthmian Canal Commission award to J E Markel of Omaha for Panama Canal zone hotel and subsistence concessions. President Roosevelt will refer the matter to Chairman Shonts for a report and take no action at present.
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Oyster Bay
L. L
Roosevelt
Hudgins &Dumas and
Balfe & Co
Shonts
Isthmia Canal Commission
J. E. Markel
Omaha
Neb
Panama Canal Zone
Markel
Hudgins & Dumas and
Nineteen Killed As Rand Powder Mills Explode In Fair Chance
A massive blast at Rand Powder Mills in Fair Chance near Uniontown wipes out the plant. Nineteen workers are dead and thirteen identified. many injured as shock waves reach Connellsville and Uniontown. Debris and burned remains populate a ten acre site with seven explosions total.
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Connellsville
Rand
Fair Chance
Uniontown
Zenas Winaught
James Smiley
Co. M. W. Rand
Orville Swaney
Russell Strouthers
George Goldsborough
George Mitchell
John Humphreys
Ray Havener
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
West Pennsylvania Traction Railways Company
Pennsylvania
Rand Mills
West Pennsylvania Railway
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