Local Directory Entry for Parish Services and Officials
The directory lists PSE LB, Tera Sever ty burke trespeliers i clerk, Gee Cat Siteep, Duane WF Attornes. It notes quarterly court meetings on the first Monday and regular services at Hamand Tp with Sunday prayer at 10 am. Ministers Rev Hennerer and Rev Caceres are listed with service dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PSE
Tera
Ty Burke Trespeliers
Gee Cat Siteep
Duane
Attornes
Saar Thers
Court of Clatma
Rprinefield
Avett
Moure
Sursoeby
Brian
Oyotechontes
Eaner
Mernseser
Murdered Cumberland county man found near Burksville
Glasgow May 20 reports indicate the murder and robbery of James Skinner a prominent Cumberland county figure. Skinner had been in Burksville to depose in a lawsuit with E G Alexander Waterview and left town with a horse. His body lay in a lane near the Cumberland pike with a bullet hole in his temple and three in his chest. A $2000 cash bundle a bill case and legal papers vanished. His rain coat hat and horse were nearby with blood on the saddle leads suggesting the body was moved after the shooting. Two white men are under suspicion and closely watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Burksville
James Skinmer
Cumberland County
Skinmer
E. G. Alexander
Waterview
Cumberland Pike
Tragic Accidents Claim Two in Kentucky
Georgetown rider Jack Russell, 60, was killed near Lemons Mill Pike when his cart was struck by a Q and C train after he tried to beat the approaching locomotive. His horse escaped unharmed but the cart and driver were destroyed. In Lexington Cleveland Sloan, a young turfman, died after a dog bite while helping move stray canines, convulsions leading to death.
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Georgetown
Jack Russell
Alexander Lawless
Lemons Mill Pike
Lexington
Cleveland Sloan
Sloan
Coal land deal ties Baker and Tradewater units to Nevins
Mt Sterling Kentucky May 18 Nevins financier of New York buys Tradewater Coal and Coke Co and Baker Co near Wheatcroft plus about twenty five thousand acres of coal land in the region for 400 000 and 100 000 dollars respectively. The purchase is a preliminary step toward a larger consolidation under North American Co led by J Pierpont Morgan. The combined interests are planned to produce about three million tons yearly and run six large shafts employing about six thousand men.
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Mt Sterling
Thomas A. Nevins
New York
United States Gas, Coal and Coke Co
Sturgle
Tradewater Coal and Coke Co
Baker Co
Wheatcroft
Tradewater Co
Baker
North American Co
J. Pierpont Morgs
Combini
Horse Thief Detected Near Lexington in May Incident
A horse and buggy belonging to Dr Porter Prather were stolen in Lexington on East Main street. Gip Smith a stable owner recognized the rig on Winchester pike and arrested the thief Lee Dates a deaf and dumb man. Dates could not account for his whereabouts Saturday night. Smith will receive a $50 state reward for capturing a horse thief.
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Lexington
Porter Prather
East Main Street
Winchester Pike
Smith
Kentucky Odd Fellows Encampment Chooses Paris For Next Meeting
Louisville May 18 At the session of the Kentucky Independent Order of Odd Fellows encampment the next gathering was set for Paris Ky Officers elected include J L Brawner grand patriarch J P Wheeler grand high priest Otto L Bright senior warden W R Conover junior warden W H Cox grand representative R G Elliott grand scribe George W Morris treasurer The grand patriarchs report shows a net increase of 628 members to 2554 this year
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Louisville
Kentucky
Paris
J. L. Brawner
Mr. Sterling
J. P. Wheeler
Ghent
Otto L. Bright
Newport
W., R. Conover
Henderson
W. H. Cox
Maysville
R. G. Elliott
Lexington
Grand Scribe
George W. Morris
Louieville
Grand
Dayton machinist to inherit English estate valued at fifty five thousand
Geo Brooks of Dayton Ohio learned his maternal grandmother in Lincolnshire England left him landed property valued between 55000 and 60000. He plans to return to England soon to claim and transfer the estate, engaging Arthur Hall of Newport to liaise with a London barrister. Brooks quit work upon receiving the news after fifteen years in the United States and thirteen years with Fay & Egan in Cincinnati.
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Dayton
Geo. Brooks
Third Avenue
Lincolnshire
England
Brooks
Fay & Egan
Cincinnati
Arthur Hall
Newport
London
Local Clothing Merchant dies in bath tub in Glasgow
B G Daviddson, a leading clothing merchant in Glasgow, Ky, died in a bath tub here of heart failure on May 22. He was 61 years old and father of the Davison brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
B. G. Davidson
Daviuson Bros
Boat capsizes in Crystal lake. covington man drowned
Three men in a boat on Crystal lake near Erlanger tried to drink from a beer keg. The boat tipped over and Bert Dyson of Covington drowned. Also reported a separate poisoning death in Louisville involving Mary Thelma Sherlinen and taunter planter flowers, with construction of a railway in Switzerland ongoing.
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Covington
Crystal Lake
Erlanger
Bert Dyson
Louisville
Mary Thelma Sherlinen
Thromycarold
Bryan plans world tour to study city ownership and railroads
Lincoln Neb May 20 William J Bryan announces a world tour to study municipal ownership and railroad issues. He will be accompanied by his daughter who is in poor health and another family member.
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Lincoln, Neb
William d. Bryan
Land Sales Near Marion Falcon Report
Mr P C Cleaver bought 120 acres from J Dallas Simms two miles from town including the residence site at 75 dollars an acre. Possession will be January 1 1906. Messrs Young and Scearce sold the B F Wilson farm of 334 acres on Jacksons Lane near the city to T M Estes for 1851 dollars. this land was part of the recent Lan caster sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Young & Scearce
B. F. Wilson
Jackson's Lane
T. M. Estes
Lancaster
Newport Police Link Johnson to Series of Murders and Robberies
Newport Kentucky May 19. Police allege Edward Johnson a colored man in Newport jail confessed to a spree including murder and robbery. The letter cites crimes from Roanoke Virginia to Portland Oregon and other locations, linking Henry Williams executed in Roanoke to the case and claiming a religious mania.
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Newport
Edward Johnson
Covington
Johnson
Henry Williams
Roanoke
Chester
W. Va
Unon Town
Hyndman
Portland
Puller
Baptists Unite Form General Baptist Convention in Louisville
At St Louis the Baptist groups from America, Canada, and Caribbean islands formed the General Baptist Convention of America. Dr J N Preatridge editor of the Baptist Angus in Louisville is secretary and the convention's headquarters are in Louisville at 350 Third Avenue.
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St. Louis
the Baptists of America
Canada
Islands
General Baptist Convention of America
J. N. Preatridge
Baptist Angus
Louisville
Secetary
General Baptist Convention
Louiville
Third Avenue
Harmony man praises Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption
E B Reid of Harmony Maine credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving him from lung trouble after five years of coughing. He recalls his mother’s death and urges others to try the remedy, noting a quick relief and a free trial bottle offer at 5 Taydon’s store.
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E. B. Reid
Harmony
Dr. King
Mr. Reid
Notorious Breathitt feudist Curtis Jett hurt in prison accident
Curtis Jett, serving a life term for assassination in the Kentucky state penitentiary, had the thumb of his pistol hand severed by a machine saw while working in the chair factory. Jail officials cite similar injuries among inmates as possible deliberate acts to evade labor, recalling King Bird who once severed his hand to dodge work.
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Frankfort
Curtis Jett
Breathitt County
State Penitentiary
Jett
King Bird
Noturus
Gov Beckham Grants Stay To Hear Warner Sanity Inquiry
Frankfort Ky May 19 Gov Beckham respited the death sentence of George Warner slayer of Pulaski Leeds until Wednesday May 31 for further inquiry into his sanity. The respite follows a recommendation by Circuit Judge Pryor and Commonwealth's Attorney Huffaker of Louisville district.
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Frankfort
Beckham
George Warner
Pulaski Leeds
Louisville
Pryor
Commonwealth
Huffaker
Crigler and Crigler Prohibition Cases Upheld
The Kentucky Court of Appeals affirmed the Laurel circuit court finding seven indictments and fines against Robert L. and Jacob S. Crigler for violations of Laurel county prohibition laws. Distillers from Scott County operated with offices in Covington and Cincinnati. Whisky was produced in Kentucky, shipped to Cincinnati, and returned into Kentucky to dodge the law, a plea the court rejected as evasion of interstate commerce concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Barker
Laurel
Robert L
Jacob S. Crigier
The
Commonwealth
Laurel County
Scott County
Covington
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Feltner extension sought for Jackson trial protection
Lexington May 22 Judge Riddell extended Feltner's appearance in Jackson from Monday to Thursday to allow investigation of the alleged need for military protection. Feltner fears assassination over testimony in the Hargis murder case. Gov Beckham would send troops if Judge Riddell recommends it. Feltner and Sam Jett to file for protection. Tuesday motions expected. Belfrthitt trial at Jackson opens Monday with Mose Fellner, Sam Fields, and Sam Jett facing murder and arson charges.
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Lexington
M. B. Feltner
Jackson
James Cockritl
Riddell
Feltner
Sam Jett
Jesse Meds
Breathitt Elrewit
Mose Fellner
Sam Fields
Fellner
Fields
Jesse Fields
Jett
Tobacco damage and horse racing results in Kentucky reports
May 19 reports from Hopkins County say at least 50 percent of tobacco plants are ruined by heavy rains and further weather could wipe out the rest. Louisville Steeplechase results list Rip as the second betting choice winning over Bank Holiday and Raline. White Plume defeated Lady Savoy. Hyperion won the two year old event with Vio as favorite failing to place. In Madisonville a jury found Jeff Morgan guilty of killing Perd Lutz sentenced to fourteen years in the penitentiary. Governor Hanly of Indiana says there will be no pardon for a wife beater even if the State Board recommends clemency.
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Madisonville
Hopkins County
Nts
Louisville
Rip
Bank Holiday
Raline
White Plume
Lady Savoy
Hyperion
Vio
the Commonwealth
Jeff Morgan
Perd Lutz
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W. F. Trusty
Springfield
Ofice Over Haydon & Barber
J. M. Burton
Obicethacon Block
B. D. Lake
Io World
J. H. Lampton
Opera House
T. Scott Mayes
Atty-At-Law
Ee Ky
Washington
Somiies
Courent Appeals
C. C. McChord
W. D. Claybrooke
W. E. Selecman
Anna Atty-At-Law
H. EL Water
Atty-At .Aw
Weoeo
Haydon & Thompson
Gine
Gorden
Kiley
Gordin
Secres Nocieties
Manone
Rina Laden Orm
Cantan
Mating Ciuhts
Pirot
Baddie
Horse Thief
ODD Fellows
J. L. Brawn
Mt. Sterling
Dayton Machinist
Baptists Unite
Curt Jett
Warner
Crigler & Crigler
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Hanly
Indiana
State Board
Springfield Sun
Washington County
Sun
Springfield Roller Mills
Pride of Washington
Springfield Grocers
Springfield Lumber Co
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