Pennsylvania Lines Rail Time Schedule Details
Railroad timetable notes show Pennsylvania Lines serving Pennsylvania Station at Pearl and Butler with routes to Colambur Richmond Loganport and Chicago. Timings listed include early morning 0 16 and 0 20 pm and arrivals around 8 20 pm and 6 00 pm with sections for Hamilton Richmond and Jamieville Division. Some lines mention exceptions on Sundays and holidays.
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Colambur
Richmond
Logansport
Chicago
Hamilton
Laygene-Laare
Jamieville
Train Schedule Fragments Reflect Odd Stops and Times
Fragmentary OCR shows a late night schedule with multiple city names including New Orleans Memphis Bay and Lexington. Entries reference departures around 8 15 p m from Fourth Street Station and 0 am daily without clear consistency.
Queen and Crescent timetable from Grand Central Station
Train schedule fragment lists departures at 8:00 p m for Asheville Columbus Charleston Birmingham New Orleans routes and 8:30 p m for Chicago Danville and intermediate points Daily service with Sunday note and partial intermediate stops.
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Queen & Crescent
Grand Central Station
Ean
Danville
Chettencogs
Ican
Eon
Asheville
Colmitte
Cherleston
Birmingham
New Ora
Ate Peinte
Cage
Daag Inter
Ponefi'iliemetows
Bjascnet
Ana Inter
Viene
Ameogt
Cincinnati Train Schedules Include Detroit Chicago Indianapolis and More
Daily timetable details show departures from Cincinnati to Detroit Chicago Indianapolis Decatur Springfield Delphos and Fort Wayne with multiple daily slots. Services include connections to Toledo Detroit and Findlay, with notes for daily operation except Sunday and Saturday.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Beara
Pepimerosas
Toledo
Detroit
Teeve
Indianapolis
Reeve
Decatur
Springfield
M. Delphos
Findlat
FT. Wayne
Cincinnati and Louisville Train Schedules and Times
Train departures and connections listed for multiple lines including Baltimore and Ohio, Cincinnati to New York, and Cincinnati routes to St. Louis, Louisville, Evansville, Madison and Chicago. Times shown in early morning, afternoon, and evening intervals with several through services and via Vincennes connections.
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Cincinnati
New York
French Lick
West
Baden
Louisville
Bee Polf & Mies
Memphis
New Orleans
Chillicothe
Washington
St. LoUie
Beardstown
Springfield
Cincinna
Evansville
Vincennes
B. R. Om
Madison
Ind
CarRo
Norfolk & Western Train Schedule Snippet
Incomplete OCR shows a train timetable with routes including Yor Portemouth Ironton Birefield Roanoke Lyechburg and Richmond Norfolk. Mentions arrival and departure times around 6:00 to 5:40 PM and a station at I N Court and Broadway with weekday and Sunday variations.
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Portemouth
Ironton
Birefield
Roanoke
Lyechburg
Ews
Richmond
Norfolk
Rail schedule notice for New York Central lines routes
Central Union Depot in Buffalo lists departures to Boston Columbus Cleveland Dayton Springfield Toledo Detroit Urbana Kenton Sandusky and Chicago with daily times around 6:15 8:15 12:05 and 9:60 p m plus several 11:00 and 6:06 style slots. timetable garbled but shows mixed city pairs and evening trains.
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Buffalo
New York
Boston
Gally
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
Springfield
Toledo
Detroit
Urbana
Kenton and
Sandusky
Chicago
ST. L's
Bova
First freight case heard in Ohio Western Division
Judge Hollister dismissed the freight car break in case near Payton after evidence led to a not guilty verdict. The Cincinnati Traction Company and Cincinnati Dayton & Toledo Traction Company sued former Internal Revenue Collector Bettman. tax payments likely to be refunded. Commissioners inspect Cincinnati conditions. Mullins cited for contempt. Crosley fined for shipping under weight cheese. Marital and divorce actions populate the docket with multiple names and supporting details.
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Ohio District Court
Hollister
Payton
United States District Court
Cincinnati & Hamilton Traction Company
Cincinnati, Dayton & Toledo Traction Company
Internal Revenue
Bettman
Dell 8
Crosley
Crosley & Meyers
Cincinnati
District Court
Gas explosion kills Rose Lennon at 16 Concord Place
Administratrix Kate Lennon sues Mary M Emery and the Emery estate for 10000 damages alleging owners allowed gas pipes to leak and explode causing Rose Lennon's death on December 31 1911. Attorney W F Fox represents the case. Also Mary Boehm sues the village of St Bernard for 1500 damages over John Boehm's death from a dirt fall at Ross Avenue during excavation June 3 1911. Attys C A Heilker and John J Molloy, Chester W Merrill filed. Henkel seeks injunction against Carrie Henkel to prevent disposition of about 700 in bank as joint savings. Judge Cosgrave adjourns to hear.
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Rose Lennon
Concord Place
Kate Lennon
Mary M.emery
Emery
W. F. Fox
Mary Boehm
John Boehm
St. Bernard
Decedebt
Ross Avenue
C. A. Heilker
August Henkel
Carrie
Henkel
Rochelle Avenue
Cosgrave
John J. Molloy
Chester W. Merrill
Divorce Court Reports Include Bowen Alimony Request
Adella Bowen accuses husband William E. Bowen of Carthage a salesman with a heating firm of infidelity and returning home with bite marks. She seeks divorce alimony and name restoration to Loring after 1908 Dayton marriage. Bowen allegedly nights away with Hattie Moeller of Bellevue and social misconduct cited.
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William E. Bowen
Carthage
Main’ Street
Adella Bowen
Loring
Dayton
Warner
Bowen
Charles 8. Sparks
Lawsuit Stalled as Fourth Trial Ends in Hung Jury
Superior Court saw the $10,000 damage suit brought by Attorney Wallace Burch against Mrs. Katie Tra ger widow of Isadore Trager fail to reach a verdict after a fourth trial before Judge Merrett. The plaintiff alleges injuries from being struck by Mrs. Trager's automobile in February 1917 as he alighted from a street car. Previous disagreements and one defendant verdict preceded this outcome. Burch's lawyers include Healy Ferris and McAvoy, Michie, while Theodore Jung and Robertson and Buchwalter defend Mrs. Trager.
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Wallace
Burch
JaKatie Trager
Isadore “Trager
Wallen
Insolvency actions span receiverships and grand jury indictments
Philip Fosdick becomes receiver for Ellis & Son at 430 Main. bond set at 10 000. assets estimated 20 600 with 10 000 debts. Charles A. Spring named receiver for Weldlich & Simpson Co. bond 25 000. John J. Weitzel appointed receiver for Ant Jewelers Co. bond 10 000. Grand jury reports 16 indictments including several charged with weapons, larceny and burglary. 14 cases ignored.
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Philip Fosdick
William C. Ellis
Ellis & Son
Main Street
Warner
Julius J. Bantlin Company
Eilis
Ellis
Ben €. Bale
William Mc. Ellis
Chicago
Eleanor Hosea-Ellis
Fosdick
Charles A. Spring
Weldlich & . Simpson Company
Edward M. Simpson
Simpson
Anid
Sycamore
Horstman and Horstman
John J. Weitzel
Ant Jewelers’ Company
Charles W. Rattermann
Cushing
Peter Newell
Wesley Casey
Kelley Hayes
Joseph Brooks
John Allison
Elmer Nash
Frank Smith
Rastus Neely
Charles Salter
Clarence Jackson
John Scanlon
Antonio Cicchetano
Andrew Stertz
Fred Johnson
Wesley Burk
Jesse Dentels
Sally Bradford
Raymond Meek
Harry Ratton
Harry Smith
Charles Moyi
Michael J. Beecher
Per Elgas
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York Hotel Leroy Baisley Case Involves Concealed Weapons
A report notes Leroy Baisley of York Hotel facing a case over concealed weapons. Details indicate legal action connected to alleged possession or use of a concealed firearm.
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Leroy Baisley
Convictions in Criminal Court Pressed by Judge
George Moore pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the August 3 killing of Herbert Reid and was sent to the reformatory by Judge Cushing. Henry Himes admitted criminal assault on 13 year old Ida Pairan and received one year in the penitentiary. Thomas Stone pleaded guilty to shooting at Green Duncan and got 80 days in jail. Walter Hall found guilty of cutting to kill Walter Fitzgerald on August 39 and was sent to the reformatory by Judge Hoffman. Bert H Long appeared for the defense Carl Jacobs for the state.
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George Moore
Moore
Te’ Tanslaughter
Herbert Reid
Judes Cushing
Henry Himes
Ida Pairan
Thomas Stone
Green, Duncan
Walter Hall
Walter Fitzgerald
Hoffman
Hire
Reformatory
Bert H. Long
Carl Jacobs
Democratic and Republican Ward Meetings Tonight
Democratic gatherings in Twentieth Price Hill Sutthoffs hall Enright and Warsaw with Mayor Hunt Simeon Johnson John W Peck Alfred Bettman Alfred G Allen and Vincent H Beckman. parade starts 7 30 music fireworks. Fourth ward Nuttles hall Twenty first Hulbert hall Western avenue speaker Mayor Hunt and pictures. Republican events include Eighth Mound streets with Fred S Spiegel John Galvin Louis Pink Seventh Ward Club 1410 Race St Fourteenth Ward Club Fred Wesselman B T Hathaway Arthur R Spangenberg Blaine Club John Galvin Thomas Pogue Stanley Struble William Thorndike Spiegel Boosters Club Winton Place Park Johnson Lee Brumileve Jr O K Jones.
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Twentieth Ward
Price Hill
Sutthoff's
Eighth
Mound
Fred 8
Mile Stones producer to appear at Grand theater
Albert Strassman of the Mile Stones company was in town yesterday paving the way for the production's upcoming run at the Grand theater, slated to begin within the next few weeks.
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Albert, Strassman
Milestones’’ Company
Grand
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