Harrison County KyArchives News.....News Excerpts September 28, 1911
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Cynthiana Democrat September 28, 1911
Cynthiana Democrat  Thurs 28 Sep 1911 Vol. 44 No. 1  Pg. 1   Col.  4 

"JACK" MCCARTHY
Killed by the cars Tuesday near Paris
BURIAL HERE  THIS MORNING
John McCarthy "Jack" a brother of Fred McCarty of Poindexter was  struck by 
the cars at Escondidida on the L. & N. near Paris, Tuesday morning  and died
shortly thereafter.  . . . 
He was 38 years old and  unmarried.  He lived with his sister, Mrs. Frank 
Lenox in Paris.   Survived by another sister, Mrs. Ed Hayes of Covington and
several brothers,  Fred of Poindexter, Jim an engineer on the L. & N. who
lives in Covington,  Charley who lives in Richmond and Mike who lives in 
Cincinnati.  Buried  in St. Edward's Cem. 


Cynthiana Democrat  Thurs 28 Sep 1911 Vol. 44 No. 1  Pg. 1   Col. 4  

MURDERED HIS WIFE
In Indianapolis, IN, Monday night, a Negro man named  Clark, formerly of 
Harrison Co. murdered his wife, who was the daughter of Dan  Lyons, a colored 
man of this city.  Clark escaped and was said to be headed  this way.  

TESTED HIGH BRIDGE
C. C. Horn, brother of A. G. Horn, of Hinton, had the  honor of driving the 
first locomotive across the new High Bridge which spans the  Kentucky River on 
the Queen & Crescent RR, 318 feet above the abutment  foundations.  Mr. Horn
has the distinction also of being the heaviest cab  commander in the country.  
He tips the beam at 450 pounds and is only 33 years old.  


Cynthiana Democrat  Thurs 28 Sep 1911 Vol. 44 No. 1  Pg. 1   Col. 5   

DEATHS
M. H. Current, former president of the Hurst Home Insurance  Company, died at 
his home in Millersburg.  He was about 70 years old.   He is the father of 
Charles Eales, Mrs. Lafe Endicott, and Mrs. W. B. Payne of  this county.  


Cynthiana Democrat  Thurs 28 Sep 1911 Vol. 44 No. 1  Pg. 1   Col. 6  

SUDDEN CALL
Owen Keene Dies Suddenly at Columbia Hotel
BURIAL AT  RICHMOND
Owen Keene, died at his rooms in Columbia Hotel Tuesday.   Survived by wife,
Buried in Richmond.


Cynthiana Democrat  Thurs 28 Sep 1911 Vol. 44 No. 1  Pg. 3   Col. 2  
Selma
Miss Mary King, of Carrollton, came up to attend the  funeral of Mrs. Bailey
who died at the home of her husband in Cynthiana on  Friday. 


Cynthiana Democrat  Thurs 28 Sep 1911 Vol. 44 No. 1  Pg. 3   Col.  3  
Northwest Corner
The funeral of the late Jackson  McKenney, who died on 14 June was preached 
at the Methodist Church Sunday by  Bro. A. Redd. 


Cynthiana Democrat  Thurs 28 Sep 1911 Vol. 44 No. 1  Pg. 7   Col. 1  

Our Neighbors
Grant Co. 
Turpin D. Boyce, son of David and Nancy  Boyce, was born in Covington, KY, 28 
May 1850 and died on 7 Sep. 1911 in  Covington at the home of his daughter, 
Mrs. Sylvester Ashcraft.  Buried in  Williamstown Cem. 

Pomery Brooks, found hanging from the limb of an apple tree last Saturday.  
He was about 60 years old.
Pendleton Co. 

Mrs. Charles Malloy, aged about 30, died 13 Sep 1911 in Oklahoma.  She  is 
survived by husband, five children, four brothers and five sisters. (Not
named.)

Robertson Co. 
Mrs. Jane Browning, widow of William Browning, died at  Pinhook on Saturday.
She died in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wm.  Hester, of Hittville, at the
age of 82 years.


Cynthiana Democrat  Thurs 28 Sep 1911 Vol. 44 No. 1  Pg. 8   Col. 1  

Claysville
Haviland Carr returned to Cincinnati, Saturday, a student at  Ohio Medical 
College.  

William Howard, age about 80, died at Milford, Monday.  


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