Murder In Kentucky Leaves Covington Man Critical
Covington Kentucky July 3 Finn Lannigan a well known figure was found unconscious on Amsterdam pike with head wounds. He was taken to St Elizabeths hospital in critical condition. Police suspect a fight with stones during a visit to a summer garden ended in violence. A rigid investigation will be conducted. Also Frankfort Governor Beckham pardons Edna Evans who killed another woman and returns her to her home with a possible full pardon petition planned.
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Covington
Pinn” Lannigan
Amsterdam
Lanniigan
St Elizabeth's Hospital
Lannigan
Lannizan
Frankfort
Beckham
Edna Evans
Martin County
Dying Man Refuses Prosecution in Stabbing Incident
Dudley Hunter, not far from Bullitt Street, Kentucky, says his best friend John Luchslinger cut him in the red light district and that if he dies he does not want Luchslinger prosecuted. Luchslinger denies a fight and is jailed.
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Louisville
Red Light
Dudley Hunter
Bullitt Street
Fifth
John Luchslinger
East
Washington Street
Hunter
Luchslinger
Peace Envoys Named for Russo Japanese Peace Talks
President Roosevelt announced the plenipotentiaries for Russia and Japan to press a lasting end to the Far East tragedy. Russian picks Muragieff and Baron Rosen. Japan names Baron Komura and Kogoro Takahira with full peace-making powers. Roosevelt urged accord, noting both sides agreed on envoy authority.
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Japan
Baron Komura
Kogoro Takahira
United States
Oyster Bay
Ommcial
Roosevelt
Busan
Washington
Count Cassini
Kogoru Takahura
St. Petersburg
Tokio
Russia
Powers Case Decision Eyed By Judge Cochran Next Friday
Kentucky dispatches report Judge Cochran of the Eastern District will render a decision next Friday in the Caleb Powers murder case tied to Gov. Goebel. The motion seeks transfer from state to federal court. Other items note Berry Flinchem’s life sentence in Beattyville and related cases.
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Bowling Green
Cochran
Federal Court of the
Eastern District of Kentucky
Covington
Caleb Powers
Wik
Kniaz Potemkine Sails and Mutiny Rumors Grow
Odessa reports the Kniaz Potemkine sailed toward the Roumanian coast with no further word. The Georgi Pobiedenosetx crew has informed the governor general of their intention to surrender, leaving the Kniaz Potemkine as the sole warship potential risk amid mutinous talk.
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Odessa
Kniaz Potemkine
Georgi Pobiedenosetx
Adm
Kruger
Jeff Sebastopol
Georgi Potiedenoxetz
London
Lloyd’s
Kustenjl
Rowmanix
Smithies failed escape from Grant county jail
Williamstown Kentucky June 2 James Smith confined in the Grant county jail on a house breaking charge would have gained liberty if not for Jailer Arnold's discovery. Smith's wife visited and after release a jail corridor search found a bent iron bar and a corset steel stays used as a tool in the attempted escape.
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Williamstown
James Smith
Grant County
Arnold
Smith
Tele phone operators strike halts Kentucky exchange work
In Mt Sterling Kentucky on June 29 six telephone operators led by Miss Lillan Christie and others quit over salary terms. The Old Kentucky Telephone Exchange nearly suspended operations as General Manager Chambers and Local Manager Rees ran the switchboard while the manager refused the strikers demands.
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Mt. Sterling, Ky
Lillan Christie
Jaimie McClachen
Milay Overly
Bettie Mark
Nel Boyd
Mary McNamer
Old
Kentucky Telephone Exchange
Chambers
Rees
Engine Collision Spurs Railway Damages Suit
Owensboro Kentucky June 20 The L and N railroad won in circuit court for 115 dollars against the Owensboro Street Railroad Co. The case involved a year ago train collision with a street car that was demolished. Evidence showed the train had the right of way at the time of the crash user
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Owensboro, Ky
Owensboro Street Railroad Co
Dr Ellis Duncan Remarries After Pittsburg Shooting
Louisville report recalls the tragedy of Dr Ellis Duncan former city hospital superintendent who resigned after a two year old Pittsburg shooting incident involving Bruce Head. He married Mrs Anna Kinnlard Strother of 2011 Fourth Avenue in a ceremony described in local notices.
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Louisville
Ellis Duncan
City Hospital
Pittsburg
Bruce Head
Anna Kinnlard Strother
Fourth Avenue
Duncan
Price Farm Fire Ravages Buildings and Horses
In Glasgow Kentucky a July fire at Captain J. Price’s complex destroyed a two story vacant building a small dwelling and a blacksmith shop valued at 12 400. Three horses were lost including the famed racing stallion Bode valued at 6 000. Price suffered injuries while attempting to enter the burning structure the blaze is believed to have started from spontaneous combustion of green hay in the barn.
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Glasgow
Price
Bode
Shot by his eight year old son killed Swelton man in Kentucky
Somerset Kentucky July 1 Joe Lawless of Swelton Russell county was shot and instantly killed by his eight year old son who found him whipping Lawless and mother. The boy fired a shotgun, ending the life of a long time resident. Other items note railroad incorporation in Madisonville Hartford & Eastern Railroad Co. and a fatal accident at Paris Kentucky with foreman Lermana losing both legs. State Treasury balance cited at Frankfort and a fire destroying Lawrenceburg roller mills owned by J H Cheatham & Co with insurance.
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Somerset
Joe Lawless
Swelton
Russell County
Lawless
Paris
L—D
Lermana
Louisville & Nashville
Frankfort
Innes
Book of the Auditor
Lawrenceburg, My.sury
Lawrenceburg
J. H. Cheatham & Co
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Washington County Business Directory
Montchars
Sun
Ite Sabecrilens
Springfield
Washington County
Honest
Siemens
Boungtt
Mim Fale
Hagan Brothers
Denker
Queensware
Glassware
Ete
Robertson Bros
George B. Taylor
T. Irvine McElroy
Conrad Hertlein
Red Cross
C. J. Haydon
Hardin & Weakley
C. W. Hagan
W. E. Leachman
James J. Graves
Grundy, Claybrooke & McIntire
M. Russell
Springfield Sun
L. and
Feat
Bardstown
Naso
Dail Noods
the Sun
Finn” Lannigan
Muraviel
Baron Rosenady
Federal
Owingaville
Berry Flinchem
Lewis Mays
Lee County
Beattyville
William Flinchem
William
John Swanson
Benge
Robert Bengo
Tilford Benge
Parkersburg
Clay County
J. 3. C. Howard
John TH. Young
Elisha Brown
Young
Middleburg
T. D. Underwood
Indian Territory
Newport
Thomas Sharp
Chestnut Street
Robinson's Station
Kentucky Central Road
Sam Wasserburn
Seventh Street
Harrod’s Creek
Times of Peking
China
John Hay
Gen. Kuropatkin
Daily Telegraph
Balyakott
First Army
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Mt. Sterling
L. & N. Road
Anna Kinniard Strother
Alartford
Madisonville, Hartford & Eastern Railroad Co
Madisonville
Hopking
Mahienbere
Melvean
Ohio
Hartford
Mitchell's Station
Irvington
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louie
W. F. Trusty
Kentucky
Moeover Haydon& Barber
J. M. Burton
B. D. Lake
Old Mave Keametts Mutual
Saeed Payne Saviny
J. H. Lampton
Opera House
J. C. Mudd
Watdens Densitore
T. Scott Mayes
Atty-At-Law
Appaaie
C. C. McChord
W. D. Claybrooke
Wallies
E. Selecman
H. E. Walter
ATTY
At-Law
E. Cc. Boggs
Renit
Thurman
Meranager OneReeter
Cyruotic Crewn
Heaney
Nervices
St Boe
Cmaetias Corwen
Peter "Stelions
Max Creece
T D
P.m
Selva
Jas Divine
Poland
Hodapp, Miller & Co., Facturers
Springfield, Ky
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