Gas Men Inspect Local Plant Leads Stockholders Visit
A group of Ventral Kentucky Natural Gas Company stockholders visited the local plant Thursday afternoon after returning from a tour of works at the fields along the L and E railroad. The party included C. L. Payne of New York T. J. Tomp om of Oil City Judge Zelrige of Frankfort and Col. T. G. Stuart of the city. They praised the city’s growing service offerings and the plant’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoevkholders
Ventral
Kentucky Natural Gas Company
Lexington
Messrs
C. L. Payne
New York
Tompom
Oil City
Pennsylvania
Judge Zelrige
Frankfort
Col
T. G. Stuart
Laton Jockey Club Reinstates Book Makers at Fall Meet
Laton Kentucky October 16 The Laton Jockey Club Board of Directors decided to reinstate the bookmakers for the fall meeting starting October 19. Congressman Joseph J Rhincock resigned as president and his resignation was accepted.
Debates and crowd counts at Friday Republican Democrat gathering
Report notes varying crowd estimates for a Friday afternoon event. Republicans claim seven to ten hundred, Democrats cite three to six hundred, Judge Evans estimates one thousand to twelve hundred, Rev Jouett counters that if Evans is right then three thousand attended. The Democrat on Friday morning lists two thousand to twenty five hundred. Taft mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robb Ant John Waite
H Riday
Lee Hathaway
John Stevens
dJudge
Jim Evans
Rev. Jouett
Judge Evens
Denocrat
If. Taft
FARM SALE VALUES FROM BUSH SALE
Joe Ecton reports Thursday sale items with prices: horse 85.00 yearling colt 2650.00 steerling cols 263.00, corn in Lehi 2.40 per barrel, cane 1.00 per shock, chickens 0.25 each, turkeys 0.09 per pound, other farm goods and tools listed with various weights and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Auetur Ce
Joe Ecton
Official Visit by County Officials to Inspect Poor House
Court officials conducted an annual inspection of the county poor house and faced the keeper at dinner. The custom involves local dignitaries visiting for a yearly inspection and hospitality.
Superintendent Tanner Returns From State Grand Odd Fellows Meeting
County school chief Tanner returned Friday night from Bowlinziveen where he attended the State Grand meeting as a delegate from Kicknan Lodge of his city.
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Sape Ntendent Tanner
Bowlinziveen
Odd Yellows
Lodg
Kicknan Lodge
Thiv City
County Board of Education Plans Saturday Meeting
The county board of education schedules a Saturday morning session led by the county school superintendent to discuss non social business and related administrative matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Duction
Teacher's Pay Day at Gouitz School
Saturday marked pay day for Gouitz school teachers with the ninth of September noted. County School Superintendent Tanner distributed $2,000 in wages to the teaching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouitz
It's True Nevertheless Detroit Free Press Quote
A Detroit Free Press quote notes it is possible for a man to achieve success and still die poor, reflecting on unequal outcomes and disbelief in such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Dinner at the county farm highlights host hosts and guests
A reporter attended a dinner at the county farm hosted by Mr and Mrs Ed Kissenger. The piece praises the well kept farm, roads, and Superintendent Mr J S Hageard. Guests included Judge J Evans County Attorney S A Jeffries County Clerk J A Boone and others from county offices and profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Ed. C. Kissenger
S. Hageard
J. H. Evans
S A. Jeffries
J. A. Boone
Roger Quisenberry
Ben Wills
James Richards
Scott Renick
Joli Ramsey
Sam Pursely
Cousiv
C. M. Driver
Messrs. Lee
Baldwin
Henry Jilky
Rvland Jordan
Walter Rupard
J. T. Stekely
D. S. Haggard
Harry Scrivener
Zeo Beiha
C. Bk. Lyane
PR. R. Perry
Court of Appeals issues in Kentucky cases
Judge Jobson writes opinions as the Court reverses a Fenton Circuit ruling in Covinrteen versus Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. The Court affirms Jefferson Circuit rulings in Albert Kisser's administrator versus Kentucky Distilleries on Warehouse Co and Nancy Sparks versus Barber Asphalt Paving Co.
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Frankfort
Jobson
Court of Appeals
Fenton Circuit Court
Te Cry of
Covinrteen
Chespeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Jefferson Circuit Court
Albert Kisser
Kentucky Distilleries On Warehouse Company
Jefferson Court
Nancy Sparks
Barber Asphalt Paving Company
Death of Mrs Elvira F Ladd at 72 in Winchester
Mrs Elvira F Ladd aged 72 died at her daughter's home Mrs A C Thompson after a lingering illness. The funeral will be held Saturday at 3 30 PM at the family residence on North Main led by Elder J H MacNeill of the First Christian church. Burial follows in Winchester Cemetery with pallbearers C B Stewart G W Strother E Renaker E B Jouett John M Day and Floyd Day.
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Elvira F. Ladd
A. C. Thompson
North Main Street
Eld
J. H. MacNeill
First Christian Church
Winchester
Pall
C. B. Stewart
G. W. Strother
E. Renaker
E. 8
Jouett
John M Day
Floyd Day
Entire Hindu Colony to Move from British Columbia to Honduras
Vancouver October 16. J B Harkin of the department of interior says the Hindu colony of more than 2000 people in British Columbia will be transplanted to British Honduras. The plan involves Laurier Strathcona and the Honduras governor. Harkin travels with two Hindu delegates to arrange details for relocation. The imperial government will help with transport costs while many Hindus in BC face unemployment and starvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Honduras
Vancouver
J. B. Harkin
Department of Interior
Dominion
British Honduras
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Lord Strathcona
London
Harkin
Swiss Man Counts Steps In A Year
A Swiss resident tallied his daily steps after a year and recorded 9,760,000 steps total. This averages to about 25,749 steps per day, reflecting a high daily activity level.
Air races plan inaugural five mile free for all
New York reports plans for an election day November 3 event at Morris Park by Aeronautic Society featuring a five mile free for all through the aerial ocean. Wind wagon propulsion will be tested in a first ever wind wagon race. Invited competitors include Capt Baldwin Knabenshue Bombaugh Myers Hamilton Stroebel and Col Gribble with various dirigible balloons.
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New York
Aeronautic Society
Morris Park
W. H. Pickering
Harvard University
Thomas S. Baldwin
Roy Knabenshue
Capt. Bombaugh
Carl E. Myers
Charles K. Hamilton
Charles J
Suffragists Meet In National Convention Assembly
Buffalo October 16 suffrage activists gather for the fortieth annual convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association. President Rev. Anna Howard Shaw notes gains in the movement and predicts faster progress ahead.
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Buffalo
National American Women Suffrage Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Hotel Keever Indicted for First Degree Murder
Upper Sandusky Ohio October 16 James F Goodlove hotel proprietor indicted for murder in the first degree in the alleged killing of Frank McCormick an employee of a rival hotel. He is ill in the county jail and his confinement is believed to be fatal within a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keever
Upper Sandusky
James F. Goodlove
Frank McCormick
Forest Fires Rage Across Northern Michigan
Special reports from Millersburg Presque Isle county indicate Metz village was wiped out by fire. Losses total around 30000 dollars as fires flare again across the region.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Millersburg
Presque Isle County
Metz
Board Sets 1910 Centennial Celebrations Abroad
The board of commissioners for foreign missions agreed at its Brooklyn convention to hold next year’s gathering in Minneapolis and to celebrate the 1910 centennial of its foundation in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
New York
Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Brooklyn
Boston
Fatally Shot by Chum in East Liverpool
East Liverpool Ohio October 16 Ruth Moore age 12 daughter of Mrs Catherine Moore was fatally shot by Robert Bowers eight The boy was playing with a two caliber revolver believed unloaded The tragedy occurred as they played together in the home
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Chum
East Liverpool
Ruth Moore
Catherine Moore
Robert Bowers
Freight Conductor Wardens Crushed in Accident
Columbus Ohio October 16 Frank Wernz a Big Four freight conductor was run over by a cut of cars and died in hospital four hours later. The injuries described as horribly mangled legs.
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Columbus
Frank Wernz
Missing German Balloons Remain Unheard Of
London report notes no news on two missing German balloons as a Grimsby trawler recovers the derelict balloon Saint Louis in the North Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
North Sea
Saint Louis
Notable arrests and incidents cross state lines
The report lists diverse events from multiple states. British MP William J. Thorne was arrested for urging unemployed to raid bread shops. In North Carolina the peace congress adjourned after four days. Delma Krouse, 7, died from burns at Newark visiting relatives. Other items note missing Ohio penitentiary guard Charles E. Farrel, Atlantic City shooting survivor Charles B. Roberts returning to Baltimore, bank president R. K. Hirson charged with misusing 50000 dollars, Virginia's first electric chair victim Oscar Perry, a public kiss fine in Naugatuck, a Lakeville man’s suicide, and a Youngstown man defrauded of 5000 dollars.
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William J. Thorne
North Carolina
Peace Congress
Delma Krouse
Columbus
Newark
Charles E. Farrel
Ohio Penitentiary
Gallia County
Charles B. Roberts
Atlantic City
Baltimore
R. K. Hirson
Mt. Pleasant
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Oscar Perry
Virginia
Naugatuck
Conn
Dealer waters oysters prompt customers with mixed drink risk
A wary reader notes a dealer offering a diluted water-oyster mixture at 30 to 50 cents per quart and questions the buyer for falling for the scheme. The remark warns against trusting such deceptive marketing.
Daily Ex schedule garble shows train times and lines
Fragmented timetable lists several daily and Sunday departures with times such as 8:42 a.m. 11:57 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. for lines including No 26 No 28 and No 27. Many unreadable segments and repeated garbled letters obscure destinations and connections.
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Bile Crud
Mmoet Vents Scisjenbestelnet
Acgsin Incves Yeondilone
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Stokely &Rounsawall
Ferndell Pure Foods
Chase A Sula
Price
Red Cross
Huyler’s
OF Racing Commission
Good Farm Sacle
Important Decisions Court OF Appeals
Col. Grib
Manhattan
McCord, Smith & Phillips
Ray Armstrong
Lakeville
William Wirt
Youngstown
B. F. Wirt
T. EE. Barnes
Winchester Roller Mills
Kerr
Ramsey Transfer Co
Winchester Opera House
October &O
Burt-Nicolai G
Nixon
Beulah Poynter
Lena
Mary J. Holmes
C. & O. East Bounp
C. & O. West Bounp
L. & N. Sour Boup
L. & N. Nort Bounp
L. & E. West Bound
Lexington & Eastern R’y Co
Jackbor
Onan
Athol
Beattyville Junction
Sun
East Bound
L. & E. Junction
Clay City
Ces Iisaie
Ren Orr
Natural Bridge
Bedi Compton Junction
Jackson
Ney
Mt. Sterling
Campton Junction
Mountain Central Ry
Campton
L. & A. Railway
Beattyville
Cannes City
J. R. Barr
VHAS
Scott
Jouett — Jouett
News At Law
J. M. Stecison
Attorney At Law
S. Main S
Beckner
Attorneys At Law
Pendleton, Bucti & Bush
S. Main St
Winchestr, Ky
Wortalagton
N. Main St
George N. Kohlhass
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