Tragedy After Coal Wagon Accident Injures Child
A three year old is severely injured after a coal wagon struck him as he tried to jump a gutter sidewalk near his parents home on the south side. He was moved to Park Hospital in doubtful recovery with a broken hip crushed finger and other injuries as doctors work to ease his suffering.
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Jos
Drs
Berndt
Neighro
Deve
Felix
Haar
Cuim
Park Hostal
Sam Geier
Teor
Colorado
Was Our Old Ferry The Great American Water Circus
The former C. & C. Ferry City of Portsmouth, abandoned by the railway, was bought by Trenton parties who hold a contract after Newman Water Uireus. Details on the sinking are unavailable. The Katie Mack sails from Trenton to Pittsburg to tow the show. E. M. Smith, ex Otway, becomes traveling rep for TL Taylor & Co dealer in sawed stone at Rarden.
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Great American Water Circus
Sim
Pittsburg
City of
Portsmouth
Trenton
Newman Water Uireus
Katie Mack
E. M. Smith
Otway
TL. Taylor, & Co
Rarden
Bird's New Home in Beattyville Purchases Local Property
G Noel and O traffic agent bought Tijis Meeks' Beattyville property after occupying it for months. Hal New Job follows as John Virgin starts work as driver for Portsmouths Brewing and Ice company.
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He Noel
Tijis Meeks
Beattyville
Hal
John Virgin
Portsmouths Brewing and Ice Company
Big Storm Causes Damage At Tong Tan Farm
Sied Scharffer of Tong Tan reported a Tuesday afternoon storm that struck his farm, bringing a load of strawberries and causing considerable damage. The account notes a second storm on Monday afternoon as well.
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Sied Scharffer
Tong Tan
To Be Pridesmaid at Miss Harold’s Ceremony
Miss Nettie Ross left for Cincinnati Monday to serve as bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Birdie Harold, a prominent Youngstown queen figure. The event, noted as a social highlight, follows a day of local engagements.
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Nettie Ross
Cinceinnati
Birdie Harold
City Pigs Reign
Col Ross Flays Preachers At Colored Mutual Aid Meet
At Findlay street church a Monday night gathering of the Colored Mutual Aid group featured Col William E Ross attacking preachers and ministers after a spiritual healer from Georgia spoke. The clash led to heated exchanges and Ross's retreat, followed by more sharp remarks from Jo Bundy and others as tensions remained unresolved.
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Colored Mutual Aid Genty
Findlay Street
Williams
Georgia
Wilsh J. White
William E.' ‘Ross
Ross
Col. Ross
Jo Tundy
Drew-Selby
Bundy
Ties of Typhoid Claims Young Man Warnock
Don Warnock aged 21 died after a two week typhoid illness at his parents home 565 East Sixth Street at 2 30 this afternoon. Survived by his parents two brothers William and Allen and sister Dessie. He was an industrious young man and mourned by a wide circle of friends. Funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow.
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Don Warnock
John Warnick
East Sixth Street
William
Allen
Dessie
Springfield Movement Of Gales Family Involves Railroad
Gales family, now settled on Kendall avenue, plan to move to Springfield where Afr. Oakes heads the Detroit Southern Railroad division at its headquarters. Oakes previously served as head of the Portsmouth Street Railroad company.
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Springfield
Gales
Kendall Avenue
Lance
Afr
Oakes
Detroit Southern Railroad
Mr. Oakes
Portsmouth Street Railroad Company
Enroute Home From Yellowstone Park Visit
Reverend Ih W Tar ettanya has completed his Yellowstone Park trip and heads homeward. The schedule notes a 14 day period with children nearby, and in the evening Rev. Mareetr will proceed to the great event.
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Ih W. Tarettanya
theiYelowstone Park
Mareetr
McCall Farm Change Hands in Nile Township Deal
Attorney Frank B. Finney brokers a deal making Thomas Watking owner of the Henry McCall farm in Nile township. The property includes certain jetters and rents noted in the deed.
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Frank B. Finney
Thomas We Watking
Henry McCall
Nile Township
They Got Tired Toe Gibson And Jim Gitvhs Start Day
The towboat Jin Dodson fatigued crew as coal shoveling stretched the work. A Tuesday shift left engineers and workers weary after a long haul.
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Toe Gibson
Jim Gitvhs
Saturdas
Seth
Jin Dodson
Painting Property Accusations Arise In Local Case
A local dispute alleges Amber Brolmey and Grice damaged property during a painting project. The claim contends they did the work without proper authorization and caused loss to the claimant. Court records show the case moving through preliminary proceedings.
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Sust
Amber
Brolmey and
Grice
Advice to the Soldiers at Hang ing Heel Camp
Col Thompson and Major Corn praised Co K for rapid response and steady guard duty after arriving. Thompson urged soldiers not to retaliate to jeers and to remember they are soldiers in citizen clothes. He said they were sent to quell a disturbance, not as strike brokers, and to remain neutral while fight continues peaceably. Major Corn urged those with narrow minds to feel pride in diligent duty and impartial conduct.
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Col. Thompson
Major Corn
Co. K Short
Corn
Portsmouth Delegates at State Sunday School Convention
Portsmouth and Seiota county delegates attended the State Sunday School convention in Lima starting Tuesday. Attending from the area were Revs J D Herron G T Freund George Yebter Frank Jones Mesdames Jesse Johnson and Jesse Alien Miss Eliza Waines Mrs Frank White plus Messrs George T Sethy S O Titus and Judge Trayry Ball unable to go due to business. Miss Nannie Lea Frazer who leads plenary work in Kentucky will visit from Louisville Sunday to address the bi monthly city association meeting at All Saint's Church. The meeting is expected to focus on primary teachers' work.
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Portsmouth
Seiota County
Lima
J. D. Herron
G. T Freund
George Y%ebter
Frank Jones
Jesse Johnson
Jesse Alien
Eliza Waines
Frank White
Qeorge T, Sethy
S. O. Titus
Trayry Ball
Nannie Lea Frazer
Kentucky
Louisville
All Saint’s Ehareh
Dam in Bad Shape Threatens State Dam Inspection
Dam in Chillicothe area is described as weak and nearly washed out with only room for a wagon to pass. Superintendent Warry Morris was to inspect the condition by telegram, and authorities warn of serious risk if the structure fails.
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Warry Morris
Canary
Belesy Chillicothe
Local anglers recall a weekend fishing outing
Aevse Range WE J and Frank Emrick fished Monday afternoon on Brush Creek with their horse Teck Fricht. They heard a local farmer mention Tad Tiowalk while Miss Ton Thanael from East Flew eyaW Street returned Sunday from a trip in Cincinnati with nine friends.
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Aevse
Artar
Frank Emrick
Brush Creek
Enamnans
The Greyhound Boatman Defends Drowning Incident
Pilot Tom Rousch testified that the drowning of Wm. Clarke, called a possible accident, blamed Rowich for a delay and stated Hollin faced preliminary hearing with grand jury bound over and no bail. Rouseh claimed crew actions were reckless but not criminal amid habeas corpus efforts for Hollin’s release.
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Tom Rousch
Mosday
Wepie
Wm. Clarke
Rowich
Marc Hollin
Wits Wasianter
Lo Linon
whi‘Teo
Ray
Hicnston
Hollie
Fine program renders June 1 parochial school exercises
The program for Trinity Redeemer parochial schools commencement on June first lists choruses and concert numbers. It includes solo pieces by Agnes Seidel and Charlotte Callahan, recitations, two piano duets, diploma conferring by Rev J E McGuirk, and addresses by Dr Thomas P Hart, with multiple orchestral and chamber selections by Schubert Barnett Liszt Moszkowski and Saint Saens among others.
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Trcly Redeemer Parochial Schools
Weigenlied
Cj . Drimkeller
Austins Doyle
Agnes Seidel
Rosé Flannigan
Wanderer
Schubert
Elaine
Barnett
Schumann
Germany
Charlotte Callahan
Emma Ackerman
Beethoven
Franz Liszt
Georg Kruger
Cathering Distelrath
J. E. McGuirk
A. Taubert
Nannie Flack
Elizabeth O'Rourke
Song of the Sword
Margaret Behierman
Anna O'Leary
Viotti
William ST. Burkel
Tavanese
Louis Grege
Martha McGu
Tere
Duprato
Mignon
d'Hardelot
Lachey
Lochr
Tiance Macabre
Poeme Symphonique
Saint Saens
Georg Kroger
Mies Cathrine Distelrath
Prominent Lawrence County Educator Dies by Suicide
Personal crisis reports say Tronten Q and Miss Tizae Evans, a school teacher, suicided over concern for her mother. She was active in Lawrence county educational affairs. Also: Floyd Wineler, the Dermott man, lost a fee in a railroad accident. resting well at Park hospital. Jacob Geyer, the boy run over by a wagon, is improving and expected to recover.
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Tronten
Tune
Tizae Evans
Lawrence County
Beth
Floyd Wineler
the Park Hospital
Jacob Geyer
Alenal
The Gibbons Literary Club Last Social Session
The Gibbons Literary club will hold its last social session of the season at St Marys School Hall Thoratay evening. Programs include solo and vocal performances by Frank Kelley Miss Anna Pfeiffer Miss Lary Pishop Janws Jones and Miss Bertha Mantle with readings by Masme Wait Nana Bishop and Frank Kelley. Officers for next season will be announced at the meeting. The Intermediate Endeavor society of Christina church plans a Coney Island outing Saturday afternoon under chaperone Miss Tlatsie Bertram. They are asked to meet at the church at six oclock.
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Gibbons Literary Club
St. Mary's School Hall
Thoratay
Frank Kelley
Anna Pfeiffer
Lary Pishop
Janws Jones
Masme
Nana Bishop
Bertha Man
Christina Church
Wil Pienie
Coney Island
Tlatsie Bertram
Onswelock
Wilde Lost Out in Ashland Portsmouth Baseball Club Collapse
The Ashland Independent reports Gus Wilde and partners lost about $1,000 as the Ashland Portsmouth team disbanded due to poor patronage and unaffordable salaries. It notes Ashland and nearby towns fail as baseball towns, cites a proposed two-team salary or de-operative plan, and mentions Joe Reineger and Harry Alemany amid the breakup details.
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Tae
Ashland Independent
Ashland
Maysville
Wilde
Portsmouth
Navy
Joe Reineger
Dislocated Shoulder Slows Solano Republican Foreman
J. C. Musser, foreman for The Republican office and brother of City Auditor Fillmore Musser, formerly from Portsmouth, dislocated his left shoulder last Friday while adjusting the clock at the office. He stood on a bus covered stool that slipped on the paper covering, but his condition is improving and he expects to resume work soon.
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Solano Republican
Suisun
Solano County
California
Portsmouth
Fillmore Musser
J. C. Musser
Republican
Masser
Secret Marriage License Granted to McGuire and Milhuff
A marriage license issued Tuesday afternoon to Edward McGuire and Margaret Milhuff suggests the couple wished to keep their marriage quiet as the Tiernsee was stored in the marriage record.
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Edward McGuire
Margaret Milhuff
Pratt and Prick Leave Harbison-Walther for Alabama Jobs
William Pratt and Terry Prick, two Harbison-Walther employees, left Wednesday for Alabama where they have secured employment at a bi plant. Their families will not join them until a later date.
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Alabama
William Pratt
Terry Prick
Train wreck near Detroit Southern in June incident
A derailment occurred four tiles north of here this afternoon on the Detroit Southern line. Fireman Lycan of this city and Conductor Pritt of Washington, D. C. were fatally injured in the crash.
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Trenton
Earine
Caboose
Detroit Southern
Here
Lycan
Pritt
Washington, D. H
Damage suit against railroad over lost belongings
Attorney Peatly presides over a damage suit against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad by Tony Black, a colored employee from Livers, alleging loss of household goods in a move from Pittsburg. The claim references the major Baltimore fire that destroyed railroad offices. A moving company is relocating one estate asset to Gallia park extension area near Millbrook.
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Peatly
Tony Black
Livers
Jaan “Po OM
Black
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Smith Tamber Company
Lev DL York Eettsae
Millbrook
Nirk
Gallia Nike
Ar Jing
PoC C Band Plans Milbrook Park Summer Dances
The P. C. C. band has decided to host a dance at Milbrook Park soon with plans to stage a summer series if successful. The organizing committee includes W. T. Larry Howe, Carl Spreeder and Larry Gatewood. advertising committee members are Sanford Luck, Clifford Rigney and Eustace Stevens.
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Poc. C
Captain Brooker Plans Family Trip After Sunday Visit
Captain Jake Brooker of the steamer J. O. Cole spent Sunday at his Gallia street home. Mrs. Brooker left with him Sunday evening to make a trip together.
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Jake Brooker
J. O. Cole
Gallia Street
Beckham on Top at Democratic State Convention
Louisville observers report Johnson has withdrawn and Governor Beckham will serve as temporary chairman at the Democratic state convention in Louisville at Jawa p.m. The event centers on Beckham taking leadership duties during the gathering.
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Beckham
Louisville
Jawa P.m
Johnson
Big Four directors declare dividends for six teams
Philadelphia June 8. The Big Four board of directors for Pittsburg Cleveland Cincinnati and St Louis declared a semi annual dividend of two per cent on preferred and one and a half per cent on common. Directors elected all the officers.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Company
Martial Law Declared in Teller County Colorado
Acting Governor Linggett proclaims martial law in Teller county amid miner unrest in Victor. The Record urges miners to end the strike as chances of victory fade. Three Victor officials resign. Police Magistrate Gibbons jailed after refusing to resign. Attorneys warn and deportations reported. about two hundred union members detained.
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Denver
Colo
Linggett
Teller County
Victor
Record
Oficial Oagan
Western Federation of Miners
Justice of the Peace
Thomas
Murphy
Tobin
Gibbons
Frank J. Hangs
Eigar
Appointment of Kentucky revenue chief deputy
Gets Fine Job. Marry R. McEldowney has just been appointed chief deputy revenue collector for the Seventh district of Kentucky with headquarters at Lexington. He was appointed against the protests of machine Republicans. Mrs McEldowney before her marriage was Miss Stella Flowers of this city and is a daughter of Henry Flowers, the veteran shoemaker.
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R. McEldowney
Kentucky
Lexington
McEldowney
Stella Flowers
Henry Flowers
Scalding Accident Kills Twin Koy Baby
One of Farmer John English's twin koy babies fell into a tub of boiling hot water below South Ports mouth on Tuesday. The child suffered severe burns over the back chest walls and both arms. The mother witnessed the accident and Dr. Tenri Halderman treated the child. the prognosis was extremely serious.
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John English
Portsmouth
Tof
Tenri Halderman
Frank Dill of Portsmouth Dies in Bradford
Frank Dill, once a Portsmouth cigar maker, died suddenly at his Bradford home from heart failure. He left a wife and three daughters and was related to the Wise and Dill families of the city.
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Frank Dill
Ward
Portsmouth
Bradford
Bracht
Dnessige
Dill
Opens Shoe Store on Galin Street by Frank Mathews
Frank Mathews opens a new shoe store on Galin Street during Vacaday evening. The shop features a modest yet fine line of shoes for beginners in the business.
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Frank Mathews
Apenter
Galin Street
Local terminal moves prompt general posturing at East Parts mouth
A Usantifiul Jason has been laid out with grade walks surrounding it in front of the N. and W. after billing at the East Parts mouth terminals. It will recy Ir add in the general amerrence fot the place.
Divorce Requested After Twenty Five Years of Marriage
J T Stiles seeks divorce from Forest Stiles in Grant County Kentucky citing 1903 separation after a quarrel that led to her leaving with household goods clothing and the children. He requests custody of Martha Ann Forest Estelle and Cecil aged 17 14 12 and 10 months respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
J. T. Stiles
Ton. Girevit
Forest Stiles
Portsmouth
Martha Ann
Forest
Estelle
Cecil
Stiles
Sle
Maysville
Slated by conservatives for vice presidency
Washington reports claim John R. Slate or similar name is under consideration for the vice presidency by Republicans and Democrats, with debate over party backing and possible nominations. The item notes partisan rumors and speculation from officials.
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New York
Washington
John R Ale Lean Ig
Homeward Bound Trains Carry Virginia Polytechnic Institute Students
Two special trains carrying Virginia Polytechnic Institute students bound for the World’s Fair pass through tonight on their return trip home. If awakened near midnight do not fear an attack by Tudians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Polytechnic Institute
Ridley County Health Note Promotes Ripans Tablets
Doctors find a good prescription for mankind. The five cent packet suits usual occasions. The family supply covers a year. AH druggists sell them.
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Ripans
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Henderson
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Saterday
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Brooks
Willian Brooks
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Ihe
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Milstead
Ayer
James Strait
Alee
McCall Farm
Ti. T. Hatton
Ironcan
Mendes
Pete Davis
Squire's Court
Tiat
Tennaylvania Company
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Wag Teresented
Ficorne Chestnut
Cotf
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Ageisler
Wiswagon
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Harry Alemany
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Ile
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O . J. F. Evans
CG. T. Walden
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Unieg Township
Arion
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Miller Farm
James W. Burke Crabtree
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Peruoa
Wurster Bros
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