Pennsylvania Lines Time Tables from Penn Station
Railroad time tables list Pennsylvania Lines departures from Pennsylvania Station Pearl and Butler with morning and afternoon trains to New York and Chicago. Details include accommodation trains, nonSunday service notes, and division stops such as Hamilton Richmond Lancaster and Leveland.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania Station
Pearl and
Butler
Uris Futaba
TOR
New York
Eichman
Logansport
Chicago
HUM
Hamilton
Richmond
Lore
Louisville and Nashville Rail Line Timetable Fragments
Fragmentary timetable details list Pronsylvetia Station Peart and Butler with departures around 1:45 pm and 10:30 pm, plus connections to Grand Central and routes to Atlanta Knoxville Lexington Macon Augusta Savannah and Jacksonville. Some entries note Sunday constraints and station names like Fourth Street Lexington and Wally.
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Louisville & Nashville
Pronsylvetia
Peart and Butler
Grand Central Station
Vis
Wincheater
Lagos
Richmeond
Fourth Street
Lexington
Queen and Crescent Grand Central Station Schedule
Train times show departures for routes toward Birmingham Lexington and Danville with intermediate stops. The timetable lists a 8:00 departure from Lexington and 6:15 p m from another point, noting connections via intermediate posts and express routes.
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Queen & Crescent
Grand Central Station
Birmingham
New
Cincinnati to Detroit and Chicago Rail Timetable Snippet
A segmented timetable lists departures between Cincinnati and major hubs including Detroit Chicago Indianapolis Decatur Springfield and Findlay with multiple daily leaves and connections. It references times such as 2:55 pm 5:10 pm and 7:90 pm across the Cincinnati network and notes divisions to Delphos and Fort Wayne areas.
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Cincinnati
Detroit
Lagte
Chicago
Lester
Ake
Ncinnati
Indianapolis
Decatur
Cencinnati
Deocatgr
Springfield
Delphos Division
Cincinnati to New York by Baltimore and Ohio schedule
Train times listed for multiple routes from Cincinnati to New York and connected lines. Includes departure windows such as 2:00 AM and 5:25 AM, with additional services to French Lick, West Baden, Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans, Evansville, and Madison, Indiana, among others, indicating an extensive rail timetable.
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Cincinnati
New York
French Lick
West Baden
Louisville
Memphis
New Orleans
Crillscoree
T. Bria
Beardstown
Springfield
Evansville
Vincennes
Louieville & Southern
Jagr
Madison
Ind
Transportation schedules for Buffalo to Ohio and beyond
Fragmentary timetable shows multiple city pairs including Buffalo to Boston and Columbus to Cleveland with various daily departure times. It lists Indianapolis lines to Chicago and Terre Haute, Urbana and Sandusky, plus Marion and Benton Harbor, but many details are garbled or incomplete.
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Buffalo
Bnew York
Boston
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
Springfield
Urbana
Kenton and Sandusky
Indianapolis
Lafayetts
Chicago
Terre Haute & ST. L
Murder Mystery Involving Newport Man Advances With Arrest
Coroner Digby of Newport believes the arrest of George K. Tice of Morehead Ky may solve the case in the death of Allan Davia of Marietta Ohio. Rice admits buying a houseboat from Davie but denies killing him. Evidence includes Davie’s mutilated body found in a wooden box by three fishermen.
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Digby
Newport
Allan Davia
Marietta
Ohio River
Oneonta
George K. Tice
Morehead
Stephen Fies
Rice
Bouth Fend
Ind
Hume
Boone County
Kentucky
Davie
Franchise Fight Reaches Federal Court in Covington
In Covington a federal case pits the South Covington and Cincinnati Railway against the city over a street railway franchise. Judge Cochran heard lengthy arguments with Ernst Cassatt and Harold for the railway and Blakely and Richmond for the city. The city claims no perpetual operating rights and had advertised bids under an ordinance. the railway seeks an injunction to stop the city from selling a franchise.
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Covington
Federal
Cochran
Ernst, Cassatt and
Harold
South
General Counci
Active Steps Taken to Aid Bond Issue Passage Covington
Covington school commissioners launch an active campaign for a 150000 bond to fund a new high school building. They urge no site bias, promise open meetings for public input, and deny rumors about converting the old school for colored pupils.
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Covington
Knuckles Case Before Newport Court
James West charged with using a pair of brass knuckles in an assault on Walter Rosenhagen. The incident occurred at a dance and was heard before Judge Buten in Newport Police Court. The witness could not appear, the case was continued for a week, and both men were released on bond.
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James West
Walter Rosenhagen
Buten
Newport
West
Protest Meeting Against Russian Ritual Murder Trial
Prominent New Port Jewish residents organize a mass protest meeting next Sunday afternoon to oppose the Russia ritual murder trial. Ministers and laymen of all denominations will be invited to attend at the Synagogue on East Fifth Street.
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Newport
Russia
East Fifth Street
Arion Maennerchor to Present Song Program at Lyric Theater
Newport group presents a program of song and choruses tomorrow evening at the Lyric Theater Monmouth Street under Albert Geyer. Soloists include soprano Miss L. and Lida A. Cundy. Selections feature Spring Song My Kentucky Home and America and Verdi aria Caro Nome.
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Arion Maennerchor
Newport
Lyric Theater
Monmouth Street
Albert Geyer
Miss L
Symphony
Kentucky
America
Verdi
Lida A. Cundy
Ed Lohmeyer, Jr
Bazaar to Open Next Monday for Hospital Benefit
Covington hosts a big bazaar to aid the new1 Elizabeth Hospital opening next Monday through November 14. Mayor Phillips gives the opening address. Booths are run by parish and church groups with daily euchres and evening concerts. Various church ladies oversee booths with churches from Covington Newport Bellevue Dayton Ludlow and West Covington represented.
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Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Phillips
Bassar
A. C G. Penn
Lou Applegate
Frank Hetle
St. Aloysius
Mra. Riehling
At. Patrick's
Mra
Droege
Ludlow
Mre Gresham
St. Henedict's
Carl
St. Joan’s
Mra. Unkract
Maly Cross
Latonia
Mra. Paul
St. Jame
Mra. Gresham
St. Stephen's
Newport
Fusion ticket tipped to triumph in Campbell County race
The Progressive Republican campaign head predicts a Whirlwind finish as Fusion nominees gain support from Judge Yung and Commonwealth Attorney Bur Kamp. Caldwell backs the Fusion tickets while campaign chair Weigie promises unity. The Democrats press toward a strong finish with planned speakings and a major anti election demonstration featuring top party figures.
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Camae Committee
Campbell County
Fusion
Judge Yungblut
Bur- Kamp
Caldwell
Weigie
Democratic Campaign Committee
Resolution Urges Air Brakes for Newport Streetcars
A labor assembly resolution urging air brakes on all Newport electric streetcars was received by City Commissioners after an ordinance requiring air brakes was already before them. The resolution contends brakes would reduce collision dangers and prevent accidents.
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Kenton and Campbell Labor Assembly
Newport
Street Railway Company
Labor Assembly
Newport to host Ohio Board of Health tour
Mayor Helmbold announces that W. H. Dittoe chief engineer and other board members will visit Newport on Saturday to inspect flood sewage and related issues connected to the annual river overflow.
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Helmbold
Newport
Ohio State Board of Health
W. H. Dittoe
Woman struck by brewery wagon in Newport injures legs
Mrs. Mary Parlee a 65 year old resident of Twelfth and Brighton Streets Newport was run down yesterday by a Wiedemann brewery wagon at Ninth and Monmouth streets. She stepped in front of the horse team after alighting from a car and the wagon wheels crushed both legs. Dr. Stein dressed the injuries and ordered hospital treatment.
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Mary Parlee
Twelfth
Brighton
Newport
Wiedemann Brewery
Ninth
Monmouth
Suit Filed Over Damaged Hog Theft Incident
George Ficke sues in Kenton Circuit Court seeking 10000 damages from Park Amusement Co and staff over a home search on October 24 tied to a hog allegedly taken from the Ludlow Lagoon. M. Rodgers represents the plaintiff.
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George Ficke
Kenton
Park Amusement Company
Ludlow Lagoon
Kilaene
T. K. Kenney
Stanley Boske
Ficke
Amusement Company
M. Rodgers
For Rent Houses Column Fragment
Miscellaneous rental items listed with locations such as Burnet Ave Stoomhouse O 1200 Second Nations Bank near Toreyace Road and Clinton Cooper Street. Offers include six rooms with gas water yard and prices like 18 and 12. contact numbers and partial addresses shown.
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Burnet Ivc
Stoomhouse,o
Bank
East End
The Tango Frock
A fashion note on dance frocks designed for tango lessons. It discusses how tango and other Argentine dances shape dress, stressing a frock that allows free movement and comfort on the dance floor.
Dancing gowns and wolf bounties in a mixed fiscal note
The article notes fashion shifts from corsets to girdles and a side slit dress to enable the dip in tango style. It reports Minnesota paid 29 350.50 in wolf bounties for grown wolves at 7.50 and cubs at 3. It mentions strawberries and Goats in British India plus a grape arbor adding home value. Nat C. Goodwin and Margaret Moreland rumored to return to the stage.
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Minnesota
Cuba
Hobey
Wilson
British India
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WM. F. Fischer
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