Lizzie Loux
Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 20 January 1904, page 5
PARENTS FEAR-Carrie (sic) Loux, 18, will be tried in Judge Hodge's court Wednesday in Newport for lunacy. She lives with her parents on West Fourth Street and is deaf and dumb. She has become violent and at times threatened her mother's life. Deputy Sheriff Davis stated she is no violent now her parents are in dread least she do them bodily harm.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 21 January 1904, page 5
MUTE-Lizzie Loux, who was tried for lunacy in the Campbell Circuit Court Wednesday afternoon, was adjudged to be of sound mind by the jury. The girl is 17 and resides with her parents at 217 West Fourth Street In Newport. She has a violent temper which caused her parents to believe her to be a lunatic. Her father testified that several days ago the girl assaulted her mother and struck her in the face with a water glass. He also stated since the girl returned from St Francis Asylum in Wisconsin, she had acted strangely.
Dr. Edward Wendt could discover no evidence of insanity but said she had a vicious temper. The judge ordered the proceedings dismissed and the girl sent to her home. She is a deaf mute.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 2 March 1904, page 5
ORDERED TO ASYLUM-Lizzie Loux, 18, who resided with her parents at 117 West Fourth Street, Newport, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Loux, was adjudged to be of unsound mind in Judge Berry's court Tuesday and ordered to the State Asylum. She is deaf and dumb and several week ago was tried for lunacy. The physician claimed she was of sound mind. At that time it was claimed also her temper was violent.
When she was a child she was struck on the head, which is supposed to have caused the trouble.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 3 March 1904, page 5
CHILDREN-Lizzie Loux, 18, who was adjudged of unsound mind in Newport and placed in charge of her parents until she could be taken away, Wednesday became violet and attempted to strangle several children. The appearance of Officer Frank Benke prevented a tragedy. The girl was taken away Thursday.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 12 July 1907, page 5
Mrs. Nicholas (Ida) Loux, 117 West Fourth St. Newport, died yesterday, age 50 years. She is survived by a husband, Nicholas, the tailor and a family of eight children. The funeral will take place tomorrow from the residence.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 1 July 1911, page 5
DEATH-Mary Loux, 27, residing on West Fourth St. Newport, died yesterday a St Elizabeth hospital of consumption.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 27 November 1917, page 4
DIED-Nicholas Loux (80) died Monday in St Elizabeth Hospital, Covington. The body was removed to his home, Columbia St. Newport. Six children survive. The funeral will be held Wednesday with services at Corpus Christi Church.