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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1913
Page
7
A letter-wearing tale from Paris shows a daughter engaged to an American lawyer who travels with her parents. Upon meeting Mr. Wiltridge on a train, the man fears a rival suitor who pleads for company at dinner as the family awaits their return from Europe.
Pennsylvania Station schedules list departures to Philadelphia Richmond Loganport and Chicago with multiple daily times. The Milford division shows varied departures, including early morning and evening trains, with notes on daily and weekend service.
Fragments show street times and routes including Nashville and New Orleans connections. Mentions 4:90 p.m. and 90 poy with Sunday exclusion, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Brief station notice indicates a daily schedule at Fourth Street Station with no service on Sundays and unclear timing information due to garbled text. The fragment mentions Sunday absence and a pre dally reference, suggesting limited weekday operations.
Fragmented timetables show departures from Cincinnati for Detroit Chicago Indianapolis Toledo and Midwest routes. Entries list varied times from 4:00 am to 10:00 pm and connections at stations Fifth and Baymiller Streets.
Train timetables show multiple departures from Cincinnati to cities including New York and Louisville via various routes. The listings include times for segments like French Lick West Baden and Cincinnati Evansville via Vincennes and C B B R RB, with morning and afternoon departures and connections to Memphis New Orleans and Chicago options.
A distressed OCR list shows multiple railroad routes with timetables for Norfolk and Western lines, York Central, Columbus and Cleveland, Middletown Dayton Springfield, Toledo and Detroit, Indianapolis routes, and other local connections. It lists daily departures and times across numerous cities including Columbus, Indianapolis, Muncie, Fortemonth, and Van and Jackson with varied morning, noon, and evening slots.
A young man declares Elsie loves him and vows to win her from a foreign admirer. Mr Wittridge, pleased by the visitor, supports the match stating he would prefer the son in law over any other suitor. The pair plan to meet Elsie at the dock and pursue a future together in the same street as her former home.
A dated lettered scene shows a daughter Elsie agreeing to marry a man chosen by her father with promised support. Mr Farnsworth, the suitor, is welcomed by the family while Mr Witridge remains unaware of how consent was secured. The couple has been married two years.
Postal Inspector Plumner reports investigations show Ohio farmers lost several million dollars to Delaware insurance companies over years. J I Morgan of Unionville alleges his mill policy was canceled for nonpayment though he paid premiums. Additional complaints prompted Washington to probe with State Insurance Commissioner Moore assisting. Some Delaware outfits reportedly do two million yearly business on under $500 capital.
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