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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
6
Many Strange Zoological Specimens in Captivity Displayed
A sensational zoo exhibit features the lioness Queen with her cubs and a $25,000 hippo—largest living in captivity, weighing 6000 pounds. Also showcased is a blood sweating moth tied to ancient lore, captured from the Nile’s dense morasses, highlighting exotic wonders and rare beasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Human Meteors and Aerialists Bring Street Show to City
A traveling entertainment troupe visits the city featuring the LaPearl Family of Sensational Aerialists Hagihar’s Japanese Troupe and Mons. Carlosa the Perpendicular Ladder Artist. The program promises daring feats and crowd appeal from a portable stage setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPearl
Hagihar
Mons
Carlosa
The Finest Musical Organization Travels with Circus
The Finest Musical Organization joins a traveling circus circuit across the nation, performing between acts and accompanying parades as the show moves from city to city. Their repertoire features brass and orchestral pieces, billed as a premier musical accompaniment to circus spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Grand Street Pageant Promises Spectacular Steam Piano Parade
The new costly Steam Piano will be shown daily in a free spectacular street parade. A grand gala day is planned with one ticket granting access to all advertised shows. Children receive half price. The event promotes honesty and fair dealing as its motto, with no gambling or swindling.
Death of John Fesler in Mount Sterling Kentucky
John Fesler 61, a miner born in Gold Fields Nevada and known across the south and west, died suddenly in a Mount Sterling bath room from acute indigestion while preparing to bathe. He was a brother of Boel Fesler and was visiting when he passed. He had lived in the county until moving away years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Sterling
John Fester
Gold Fields
Nevada
Boel Fesler
War
Compromised For 8400 In Hart County News
M Payton received an 4400 check from Louisville and Nashville Railroad in compromise of a Lebanon judgment for Mrs Verna Owens related to her husband a Cumberland Division brakeman killed when an embankment failed near Hubbard Springs Virginia last September The Virginia law capped wrongful death damages at 10000 making the verdict limited by local law An appeal followed and the case reflected interstate legal complexities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart County News
M. Payton
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Lebanon
Verna Owens
Cumberland
Hubbard Springs
Lee County
Virginia
Ise
Man Dies in Grief by Wife’s Grave in Lexington Cemetery
In Lexington Kentucky Harvey W. Alexander, a young man from the city, was found collapsed beside his wife's grave during a storm. Grave digger Riley Dodson saw him there with a handkerchief over his eyes, mistaken for mere weeping. His wife had died two years earlier, and family blame ongoing distress for his collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Harvey W. Alexander
Riley Dodson
Alexander
Dodson
Feltner Convicted in Clark County Contempt Trial
Winchester Kentucky June 2 The contempt trial of Felix Feltner ended with the stiffest penalty yet for a similar offense here a $3000 fine and two years hard labor in the county jail A motion for a new trial was filed and an appeal noted A September special term will hear B F French the Hargises and others charged with the same offense
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Felix Feltner
Clark County
Court of Appeals
B. F. French
Hargises
Imagination Killed Him and Other Ky News Bits
Owensboro reports 20 year old E W Bozarth died after fearing poisoning from drinking pool water with a dead snake. He imagined illness caused mental distress leading to fatal physical decline. In Greenup a missing daughter case ends with a father ready to forgive if she returns with her suitor. Lexington notes 67 graduates at Kentucky State College received diplomas despite class day being canceled over a Dietrich incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro
E. W. Bozarth
Howenville
Bozarth
Papa
Greenup
Nad Han
Cincinnati
Cora Harr
Edward Boggs
Lexington
Kentucky State College
Dietrich
Students strike over Dietrich suspension at state college
Lexington Kentucky June 1 seniors at the state college went on strike after Karl L Dietrich the class grumbler was suspended for alleged remarks about faculty recorded in the class day speech. No class day exercises were held as the board of trustees studies reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Karl L. Dietrich
State College
Dietrich
Board of Trustees
To the Pen Kentucky Standard prisoners heading to the pen
Alex Clark serving two years for shooting Louis Ballard James Wagner serving six years for robbing Judge Daugherty residence Andrew McIntyre serving two years for stealing from Mr Grigsby Sr will be taken to the penitentiary Wednesday by the sheriff and his deputies Dr Smith vaccinated them yesterday morning as required by the prison board
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Standard
Alex. Clark
Louis Ballard
James Wagner
Judge Daugherty
Andrew McIntyre
B. P. Grigsby
Dr. Smith
Go for Chamberlains Colic Remedy for Family Use
Advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as vital for colic cholera morbus dysentery summer complaint and diarrhoea. Claims it saves children and is pleasant when diluted with water. Urges purchase from C J Haydon Sprinzfeld with price noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
C. J. Haydon
Veteran Pilot Pierces Newport Dies at 74
Andrew L. Pierce, 74, a veteran Newport pilot and the oldest in point of service, died at his home 314 West Fifth Street. He was the last of three brothers who were pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Andrew L. Pierce
Jo River
West Fifth Street
Jane
Hedges
West Prout Street
Heutger
Coroger Higgine
Thos. Baugh
West Tenth Street
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S. E. Wornall
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Sallie Lynn
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the Harrises
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Sam Fields
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W. M. McCarty
Victoria Hotel
Simons and
Murray
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Louisville
Willlon Allen
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John Lane
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Vincent Glader
Loutaville
Barbara Sommers
26Th Street
Anna Gump
Louiaville
Louisville Jockey Club
Poet
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Witty
Owingville
Clay County
Thomas Frederick
Hale Edwards
Edwards
Frederick
Frankfort
State Board of Equaliation
Bullitt
Barren
Breathitt
Casey County
Cynthiana
Lafferty
Flemingsburg
Covington, Flemingsburg & Ashland Railroad
Henry E. Bradley
Columbus
Bush
RT. Dudley
Inge
Lontaville
John Herman
George Herman
Wason
J. L. Carpenter
Inland
The
Memphis Coal Co
Island, Ky
Croftom
This County
Ground Committee
Cave Hill Cemetery Co
W. ¥. Hansbrough
Fifth Street
Billy Hansbrough
Spearsville
Will
Walter Price
EE. Price
Seott
J. A. Wathen
Kentucky Distillers and Warehouse Co
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Pia
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