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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1913
Page
7
Train schedule fragment lists departures between Loganport and Chicago and Hamilton and Richmond. It notes various accommodation trains with times such as 2 p m and 1108 pp, indicating mixed routes and stopping points.
Fragmentary text lists station names and times including Grand Central Paris Winchester Lexington Midmont Knoxville and Fourth Street Station. Mentions 8 15 p m and a Sunday reference with scattered city names and routes.
Train times listed for Cincinnati to Detroit Chicago Indianapolis Decatur Springfield Toledo Findlay Delphos and more. Daily except Saturday and Sunday with multiple departures including 2:45 p m 9:00 p m 10:00 p m and 5:10 p m from Cincinnati.
A fragmented timetable lists departures for multiple routes including Cincinnati to New York via Grand Central, French Lick, West Baden, and Cincinnati to Louisville, plus connections to Washington and Evansville. Times are irregularly formatted with many illegible marks, indicating a historical train schedule snippet.
Fragmented OCR note mentions Pennsylvania Station and Pearl and Butler with unclear context. No coherent event or identifiable entities beyond place names appear readable.
Daily departures listed for Buffalo to Boston and Columbus to Cleveland with times such as 9:00 and 6:20 am. Additional routes include Dayton to Springfield, Toledo to Detroit, Urbana to Sandusky, and Indianapolis to Chicago with varied morning and afternoon departures.
A special grand jury is convening in Covington to probe gambling in Kenton County. Rumors swirl about large operations in Latonia and a Pike Street game as detectives investigate broader activity. Officials expect sensational developments from the inquiry conducted in Circuit Judge Tracy's court.
Coroner Digby of Newport after a two week inquiry identified the mutilated body in the Ohio River near Dayton as Allan Davis of Marietta. The body will be sent to Marietta for burial while Digby probes Davis death. Carl Digby is held in Burlington Kentucky on murder suspicion as Covington deputies pursue the case.
Exclusive report reveals reshuffles in Kentucky’s Sixth District revenue service after Michael Bolan Jr. is named store keeper gauger. Ollie James leads the circuit as the new framework forms with Hub Needham and Rhinock’s son-in-law among appointments. Ed Renz, defeated for Covington mayor, becomes cashier and chief deputy to Collector Thompson, with George Traver succeeding Roy Steventon as office deputy.
Listings show multiple room and house rentals with prices and locations. Eastern Ave, Vine Street, and Ludlow area entries note water, yard, rear access, and contact numbers for inquiries. Some ads mention specific room counts and rents ranging from 15 to 25 dollars.
Mamie Sapp a 22 year old domestic at S15 Vine Street attempted suicide last night by ingesting bichloride of mercury. She was taken to City Hospital where her condition was reported not serious. Native of Louisville Kentucky.
Latonia's meet draws larger crowds despite muddy tracks and poor weather. Secretary W Magtin plans strong nightly programs and over night events to showcase top horses. Autumn Stakes offers 1 added for three year olds and up. A closing week mile race for high class two year olds aims to spotlight Derby contenders.
Kenton County game wardens arrested William Oldiges and William Taubken of Covington after a lake patrol. They had hunters certificates and licenses, claimed they were just angling guns, but wardens say they shot wild ducks. They were released on bond to appear before Judge Cleary.
The seventy fifth anniversary celebration of First Baptist Church Covington drew large crowds across morning afternoon and evening services. Elaborate musical programs highlighted yesterday’s events with many noted divine guests from Kentucky and Ohio attending as services continue throughout the week.
Arguments in the Injunction suit of the South Covington and Cincinnati street railway company against the City of Covington to stop selling a street railway franchise will be heard today before Judge Cochran in U S court. City Solicitor Blakely and Assistant Richmond represent the city. Ernest and Cassatt defend the company. The railway interests claim perpetual rights over certain city streets. The case is expected to be long and may reach the U S Supreme Court.
An Ohio river fisherman at the mouth of the Licking river turned in a small tin box to Covington police. The box, found in a seine, contains a photograph of a man in hunting garb and bears an inscription asking anyone who finds it to notify the police that his body will be in the river.
Special registration books in the County Clerk offices at Bryan Newport and Dillon are open today tomorrow and Wednesday to register voters who were unable to register on the regular day due to illness or absence. Registration continues in both offices through the stated days.
Police in Newport and Covington investigate a wave of hold ups. Louis Briggs of 608 West Tenth Street Newport says two men robbed him of 70 dollars near Andrews steel plant. Walter Seals Covington city clerk reports a robbery at Fifth and Russell with a second victim.
More than 3000 people attended Visitation Day Services yesterday at St. Marys cemetery in Fort Mitchell. Rev Ford Brogsart vicar general of the Covington diocese led the service and Rev George OBrien delivered the sermon. The cathedral men's choir conducted by Prof Brager performed the musical program.
A sequence of baseball White Sox vs Giants games in multiple cities from Joplin to Dallas, plus boxing bouts featuring Matty McCue, Cal Delaney, Willie Ritchie, Joe Rivers, Johnny Kilbane, Freddy Daniels and Danny Goodman. Also football schedules including Franklin at Wabash and college games in Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, and more. Pimlico opens its ten day turf meet.
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