Arrests in Kentucky on buying registration certificates
Reports from Kentucky describe arrests of T W Reaves John E Sexton Dan Harris Charles Crawford Spencer Burton and Vulcan Irvine on warrants issued by N B Deatherage chairman of the Law and Order League for buying and selling registration certificates. Sexton is treasurer of the Saloon Keepers Protective Association.
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Richmond
T. W. Reaves
John E Sexton
Dan Harris
Charles Crawford
Spencer Burton
Vulcan Irvine
N. B. Deatherage
Law ‘and Order League
Sexton
Saloon Keepers’ Protective Association
Desperate Boat Fight Kills Four in Kentucky River
In Kentucky near Sergent the Thacker Rice and Speed and Elijah Bailey brothers were killed in a boat battle on the Middle Fork of the Kentucky River after a dispute between Ellsmore and Kigé. Ellsmore struck Rice with an oar, then pistol and knife fighting ensued. Ellsmore and companions reached shore but the others died. The clash followed a drunken gathering at a neighbor’s home.
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Sergent
Thacker Rice
Speed
Elijah Bailey
Middle Fork
Kentucky River
John Ellamore
Ellsmore
Kigé
Batley Brothers
Rice
Belf
Beloved Woman Dies in Owensboro at 73
Mrs. M L Blandford of Owensboro Ky dies at home after two weeks with grip age seventy three leaves eight children including City Treasurer C H Blandford Central City W H and J W Blandford Owensboro Irene Blandford Sister Vincent Covington Ky Mra W I Beaven Bardstown Mra 8 F Ramer Columbus Junction Iowa Mra J M Wathen Dallas Tex Lexington Ky colts burned in L N railroad yard at Paria after a lantern set fire into straw in a horse car killing two two year old thoroughbreds owned by J B Cushing Minneapolis Mn planned shipment to Windsor Can for training
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Owensboro
M. L. Blandford
Crittenden Street
C. H. Blandford
Central City
W. H
J. W. Blandford
Irene Blandford
Vincent
Covington
Beaven
Bardstown
F. Ramer
Columbus Junction
Iowa
J. M. Wathen
Dallas
Tex
Lexington
Paria
J. B. Cushing
Minneapolis
Mins
Powers Buys Complete Kentucky Court of Appeals Reports
Caleb Powers, the Goebel murder prisoner held at Scott County jail in Georgetown, bought from the state librarian all volumes of the Kentucky Court of Appeals reports containing opinions in the murder case. He is preparing for another trial slated for July or August in Georgetown.
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Frankfort
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Scott County
Georgetown
Liibrarian
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Knife killings at Paper Wood camp in Kentucky
Charles Beckham shot and killed A. H. Robertson at the Paper Wood camp near Hickman Kentucky after Robertson refused to leave and threatened Beckham. Beckham, camp foreman, claimed self defense and surrendered following the incident.
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Hickman
Paper Wood
Here
Charles Beckham
A. H. Robertson
Beckham
Robertson
Injunction Granted Over Tobacco Pledge Case In Woodford
Veranikies Judge Marshall grants a temporary injunction against the American Tobacco Co blocking purchase of tobacco pledged to the Barley Tobacco Society in Woodford County. Pending appeal likely to reach the court of appeals. Hillary Rice arrested for bigamy after believing his divorce to wife No 1 was granted. wife No 2 wed last week. J W Lucas will probate a former Cincinnati vinegar maker's will. $5,000 education fund for five grandchildren. remaining estate split among four children. Abstracting coal and timber lands by Slemp men from Virginia. J T Sharp to address Fayette County tobacco growers in weekly ligations on society. Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised for wounds and burns with 25c price.
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Veranikies
Marshall
Board of Control
Woodford County
American Tobacco Co
Barley ‘Tobacco Society
Court of Appeals
Hillary
Owenshore
Hillary Rice
Rice
Jerome Thaw Stays Tight Laying Out Message at Tombs
Delmas senior counsel for Harry K. Thaw uses his stenographer to contact the prisoner at the Tombs. Thaw writes replies to his mother and a wife letter, while counsel and alienists plan rebuttal for Monday. Subpoenas keep court staff busy as Thaw remains distant from reporters. Streetcar traffic halts in Louisville amid a citywide labor strike and union support urged with cautious restraint.
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New York
Thaw
Josiah Thaw
Iter
O'Reily
Jerome
Garvin
Criminal Courts
Two Vessels Foundered In North Sea Gale
Berlin reports the loss of three lives as two vessels the German cargo steamer George Wettern and a trawler went down in heavy North Sea gales. No details confirmed. rescue chances unclear and all aboard believed lost. Paris dispatch notes La Savoie with 1000 passengers endured severe Atlantic weather, enduring monster waves as Capt Tournier steered to safety along eight hours delay. In Knoxville a theater fire destroyed Lafallette theater and adjoining buildings, suspected incendiary origin. In Buffalo a farmer Michael Bower and his ten year old daughter Isabel died crossing an icy railroad, Rosa injured. In El Paso five women bullfighters in Juarez Plaza del Turc were injured by bulls.
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Berlin
Cuxhaven
George Wettern
North Sea
Camnage
Beth ‘Yousels
Hugh
New York
la Savoie
Havre
Tournier
Buffeto
Michael Bower
Isabel
Lancaster
Bower
Rosa
Major Spilker Toast Causes Laughter in Village Tale
In a humorous village vignette from Tit-Bits, Major Spilker, a jovial and portly man, attempts a toast to “the ladies” at a party. His wife and hostess misread the toast, prompting playful exaggeration about the Major’s fondness for children and women. A neighbor’s quip about pigs ends the scene with laughter.
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Major Spilker
Algitha Spilker
Spilker
Mra Barker
Always Keeps Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in His House
W W Kearney editor of the Independent at Lowry City Missouri says his family would be without Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He notes it is kept at hand for instant use to check a cold early, cure faster, and prevent croup in children.
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Chamberlain
W. W. Kearney
the Independent
Lowry City
Cape Cod Names Reflect Village Character
A Cape Cod village story notes curiously apt surnames among locals. Lumber dealer Lambert, milkman Waterman, fish merchant Phinney, minister Mur Paradise, and Shel viston dealer Bacon illustrate onomastic humor in small-town life.
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Cape Cod
Lambert
Waterman
Phinney
Mur. Paradise
Bacon
What We Eat Inspector Comments On Old Meat
In Manchester N EL a food inspector fowled a questionable lot of beef and pork. He asks the butcher for his opinion and learns the meat is old stock. The butcher reluctantly says it is fit for human food but might do for sausage.
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Manchester
N.el
Clubbing Rates The Sun and The Louisville Times Ad
Unclear readable text presents promotional rate note for The Sun and The Louisville Times with a one year subscription and discount wording. No concrete names or dates clearly identifiable.
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the Sun and the
Louisville
Ripreogheny Toy
Louisvil Evening
Wille Post
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Goes
Leland Hume and associates report a notable event involving Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co. The article notes actions by a group linked to the entity and references a geological topic or meeting in March. Names and precise details are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Bontenegro-Richm Music Co
Kyv
Montenegro
Riehm Music CO
Fourth Avenue
The
Law and Order League
Milt” Dean
Cincinnati
John M. Dean
Bettle Anderson
Stamping Ground
Dean
Cincinnat
Kentucky
Bailey
Lexington, Ky
Leander Bowling
Lexington Street Railway Co
Crawford
Laurel County
Leander Bailey
Sidney Bailey
Louteville
Middle States
BE. C. Balzhiser
Cleveland
Clay Whitely
Indiana Ice Producers’ Association
Paul C. Barth
Frank Fehr Brewing Co
Vogt
American Machine Cos
Louisville and Jeffersonville Ferry Co
Cittox
Grainger
Charles F. Grainger
Louisville Water Co
Maysville
Louie Robinson
Springdale
This County
Brooksville
Bracken County
Warsaw
Robert Kennedy
John Reed, Jr
Patriot
Ind
Rosse
Kennedy
Glasgow
Joseph Skeeters
Colt
Mayking
Fayette
J.T. Sharp
American Society of Equity
Fayette County
Bucklen
Jaydon & Robertson, Cruggists
Delmas
Stenoprapher
Trafic
Louisville Railway Co
Federation of Labor
Garmanta Hall
Ben Commons
International Association of Street Railway Employers
Henry Ott
Ohio State Federation of Labor
John Young
Louiaville Federation
Knoxville
Tenn
el Paso
Juarez Plaza del Turcee
Oeo
Enenes
Chaplin
Springfield
Washington County
D. B. Sutherland
Chaplin, KY
Oor
Sun
L. and
Sun’y Onl
Nordl
Ete
Coe Sey
Bardst
M. Teweh
Louisvil
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph GO
Uconsolatmd
Indiana
Illinois
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Eee
Ames E. Caldwell
Leland Hume
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