Circuit Court Proceedings and Sympson Will Trial
The circuit court saw the jury in the Holliday case hung and discharged after deliberating from night until afternoon. Defense and prosecution presented lengthy arguments, with the defendant free on bond and the case set for the next term. The Sympson will contest is underway with fifty to seventy five witnesses and disputes over mental capacity and gifts by the late John Sympson. The grand jury adjourned after about seven days with around fifty indictments. Charlie Clay, a young boy, was found guilty of a jury in the Circuit Court and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Erastus Holliday
Thos. Ward
Thurman
Moere
Polin
Me ‘Chord
Lewis
Messrs. Clements
Mayes
Hill
Gide Wan
Sympeon
B. L. Sympson
Annie Carney
Chas
Spalding
Hall Sympson
Arthur Sympson
John Sympson
Sympson
Carey
John W. Lewis
Nat W. Halsteao
Smith Barlow
Frank Sympson
Bardstown
Propoual Gora
W. C. McChord
T. S. Mayes
W. F. Grigaby
Kelly & Cherry
Charlie Clay
Earil Hardin
The College Testmaster presented by St Marys Dramatic Club
The Dramatic Club of St Marys College will stage The College Testmaster a three act comedy at the Opera House on Thursday June 16. Specialties between acts include a one act farce The Blind Beggar and a violin solo by Prof. Wuerth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marys College
Wuerth
Mild liquid cures eczema in first drop
A vintage advertisement touts D. D. D. Prescription as a mild soothing liquid that stops the itch immediately. It claims quick relief and better sleep, asserting the remedy’s merits with a personal endorsement from Haydon and Robertson and urging readers to obtain a trim bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydon & Robertson
Runaway Run Into Town Frightens Group and Horses
A surrey drawn by two horses driven by Will Russell Ray Goodwin and Misses Bessie and Pearl Campbell dashed into town after the animals were frightened by an ant e and broke the tongue. The horses bolted again when a second driver tried to take them. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Russell
Ray Goodwin
Bessie
Pearl Campbell
Hit 'em Again Tobacco Season Lifts Town Workers
Rain over Saturday night and Sunday boosted the tobacco season with farmers rushing to harvest. Labor shortages kept prices high from two to four dollars per day, even up to forty cents an hour, drawing loiterers and troublemakers into temporary work for a few days, benefiting the town.
Times Aviation Meet at Churchill Downs Draws Big Crowds
The Times Aviation Meet at Churchill Downs in Louisville on June 18 and 19 will showcase aviators led by Glenn H. Curtiss. Destinations include New York, Chicago, and London to Manchester flights with stout purses and special excursion trains. Railroads offer reduced fares, predicting record crowds and strong educational value for Kentuckians and Indiana residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Glenn H. Curtiss
Albany
New York
Louis Palllhan
London
Manchester
England
Curtiss
Charles K. Hamilton
Chicago
C. J
Bud’) Mara
Horace B. Wild
Carl Bates
Indiana
Iis
The
Times
United States
the Times
Letter From Montana Describes Copper Mine Visit
Miss Margaret Shader writes from Butte Montana on June 4 1910 detailing a trip 1225 feet underground in a copper mine. She notes grand snowcapped mountains prairie land Blanket Indians and Casters Battlefield and the burying ground promising to share more on return to her father J A Shader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Shader
Margaret Shader
Butte
Mont
Casters Battlefield
Margaret
Impressive wedding joins Flaget Simms and Rubel in Springfield
A large Springfield crowd attended the wedding of Miss Flaget Simms and Heffernan Rubel at St Dominic's Church. Father Hennessey officiated as the couple, both prominent central Kentucky figures, exchanged vows amid floral decor and music. Afterward they traveled to Lebanon and then to Washington New York and Canada for a three week honeymoon. Separately, General Education Board funds may soon aid Kentucky county and elementary schools through visiting commissioners and state cooperation, as education reforms push toward county high schools and better teacher standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Flaget Simms
Heffernan Rubel
Father Hennessey
St. Dominic’s Church
Jodie Spalding
Sue Ray
Albert Nunan
Frank C. Peters
Wathen Simms
Albert Harrin
Lebanon
Wm. Mediey
Owensboro
Richard Wathen
Bardstown Junction
W. W. Knott
W. S. Green
Mrs. Rubel
Richard Wathen, Jr
Lizzie
Eula Wathen
George
Will Mediey
Louise Medley
Nannie Wathen
Ida Charles Carroll
Louisville
W. C. Ussery
Martha Waller
Martha Ferguson
Laura Taylor
Billy Clay
Paria
Joe Knott
John Rubel
Mildred
Aime Spalding
General Education Board
John D. Rockefeller
Kentucky
F. W Hinitt
Central University
Danville
Hinitt
New York
Lexington
Blue Grass
He Saa
General Education ‘Board
Kentuckky
America
Harrodaburg
Birth notices from June 1910 reflect local families
Visits of The Stork record births for Edwin Smiths wife on June 3 1910 a ten pound girl Jim Smiths wife welcomed June 6 1910 two twelve pound boys Joe Cusicks wife gave birth June 5 1910 an eight pound girl Leonard Bakers wife born May 29 1910 Eliza Matilda son or daughter listed
Expert Opinion Endorses Zemo for Skin Diseases
A prominent national skin disease expert states in his experience eczema is very hard to conquer but endorses Zemo as a successful remedy for eczema itching skin issues dandruff pimples and scalp diseases. He praises Zemo as a clean liquid external treatment superior to greasy salves that fail to destroy germ life and notes it can be used on infants. Leo Haydon offers free sample bottles and a booklet explaining self cure at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Leo Haydon
Shuck Galvin Tie Knot In Quiet Wedding
Miss Anne Griffin Shuck and Mr Fred E Galvin wed in St Augustine s parlor with close friends and relatives present amid grieving loss of bride s grandmother Rev J A Hogarty officiated The couple, from prominent Kentucky and Springfield Ohio families, left for a trip and will reside in Springfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Griffin Shuck
Fred E. Galvin
Ri Ee
J. A. Hogarty
St. Augustine’s Church
Galvin
Hon
Finley Shuck
Kentucky
Springfield
Distillers Agree to Purify State Streams in Kentucky
A conference in Louisville with the State Board of Health led distillers from Louisville and nearby areas to pledge cooperation to purify streams and water supplies. A committee including Atherton, Dowling, Baker, Brown, and McCullough will tour distilleries statewide with a sanitary engineer to outline corrective steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Louisville
State Board of Health
Atherton
William Bailey
John M. Atherton
W. E. Dowling
Anderson County
George Baker
Frankfort
Davis Brown
J. W. McCullough
Owensboro
Petition to call local option election in Lebanon
A weeklong petition circulated by J. E. Flanagan seeks a Lebanon local option election in August. About 190 names are needed, roughly one fourth of the town's voters, and the document will be filed in county court next Monday before publication. In Louisville, Harvey Davie lost a $5,000 suit against Cherokee Ed Baumeister after claims of assault and hair-cutting at Baumeister's ranch near St Marys. Evidence described a whipping scene among several participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
J. E. Flanagan
Harvey Davie
Ed Baumeister
Louisville
Baumeister
Davis
Elena
St. Mary’s
Weddings of Miss Nancy Rapier and Dr Raymond Boone
Bardstown weddings mark two ceremonies at St Josephs church with ample flowers and lights. Miss Nancy Rapier, daughter of Judge F Baxbier, wed W Q Stiles on May 31 as attendants and guests celebrated with music. The second ceremony united Miss Gertrude Storleder and Dr Raymond C Boone at Bardstown's old cathedral with Mendelssohn and Ave Maria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Rapier
F Boone Baxbier
W. QO. Stiles
St. Joseph's Church
C. J. O'Connell
Leone Rapier
James Stoner
Cincinnati
Judge Rapier
Jame Hazel
Owensboro
Pay Palmer
Indianapolis
Bardstown
Stiles
Louisville
St. Joseph's Old Cathedral
Gertrude Storleder
Raymond C. Boone
Cloverport
Rosewig
Hilary Boone
Tom Stocker
Julia Stocker
Boone
New Haven
Weathers Hamilton Wedding in Nelson County
Miss Mame Weathers and Rev Olaf Hamilton wed at Green Brier in Nelson County served by Rev T C Cruma. The bride, age nineteen, is praised as a gifted teacher, and the groom from Tennessee studies at Hapitat Theological Seminary Louisville and serves New Hope and Willisburg churches. The wedding party planned a breakfast at the Weathers home before departure to Adamsville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame Weathers
Olaf Hamilton
Mr Weathers
Green Brier
Nelson County
T. C. Cruma
Misa Weathers
Tennessee
Hapitat Theological Seminary
Louisville
New Hope
Willisburg
Weathers
Tm C’rlock
Adamsville
Tennesmen
Hamilton
Banks On Sure Thing Now Dr Kings New Life Pills
A spurious testimonial at 647 Elm St Buffalo claims Dr Kings New Life Pills restore regularity after many failed cures. The piece strings together dubious endorsement with odd phrasing about Baboum ee eelsted IDentity and a stray address, suggesting advertisement boilerplate from a damaged OCR source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Elm St
Buffalo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Circuit Court Proceedings
Montana
Funds For Education
Mr. W. Heffernan Rubel
Rockefeller Fund
al Droggis
Distillers
Boards of Health
Hymen
Weathers-Hamilton
Banks
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