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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
7
Rail schedule fragment lists departures from Pennsylvania Station at Pearl and Butler with times to Philadelphia Philadelphia? and connections toward Richmond Loganport and Chicago. Mentions accommodations and multiple train numbers with various departure minutes and destinations in a period tone.
Reprinted timetable fragment lists several leaves from Grand Central and Fourth Street stations. Cities include Nashville New Texas Hot Springs Ark Louisville Mashville New Orleans Memphis Florida Ausota Knoxville Jacksonville Macon Augusta Savannah and Knoxville again with varied departure times.
Fragmentary railway notice lists a Queen and Crescent route through Grand Central Station with late 04 inter paints and multiple connections including Danville Chattanooga Birmingham New Orleans Vicksburg Jacksonville Lexington and intermediate points. Text is fragmented but indicates schedule and routing details.
Train departures listed for Cincinnati to Chicago Indianapolis Decatur Springfield Toledo Detroit Delta routes with times ranging from early morning to late evening. Connections include Cincinnati to Findlay and Cincinnati to Fort Wayne with multiple daily departures and varying times.
Train timetable showing Cincinnati connections to New York Washington Memphis Evansville Louisville and other cities. Schedules include departure times such as 2 00 a m and 6 25 a m with various routes via Vincennes Louisville and Cairo.
A fragmented timetable lists multiple rail connections and departure times from Norfolk and Western lines. It names routes to Buffalo, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo, Urbana, Indianapolis, and Bloomington with daily departures across various hours and notes connections at Central Union Depot and other hubs. The garbled text preserves route names and rough times such as 6:50, 11:50, 6:05 p.m., and noon.
New York stocks started with slight hesitation but quickly moved up before closing heavy amid bear attack commentary. Wheat, corn, oats held steady as traders weighed tactics and market sentiment.
A Broadway Hotel clerk says his wife becomes highly charged and shocked by touching metal after undergoing electrical treatments. The tale is reported as a humorous remark rather than a medical claim. The item reflects quirky wartime-era chatter.
An otherwise quiet session ended with Councilman Koch protesting for better street lighting in the Nineteenth Ward.Delegation led by John Scheff and Frederick Gerten requested improved lighting beyond Anderson Ferry. An ordinance cutting bonds for police and fire chiefs and certain officers passed. Miss Lucy Shields was appointed as charter commission stenographer. Hopple Street widening between Meeker and Colerain Avenues approved unanimously.
W. B. Robertson reports his overcoat was stolen yesterday evening from a saloon at Court and John Streets. The incident, tied to Robertson of 1033 Wesley Avenue, was logged by the First District police.
Fashion designers favor Rusecan effects and the pictured gown shows a Muscovite touch. The dress is made of brocaded silk cassimere and features a border of skunk fur.
Market steady for wholesale groceries with mixed quality notes. Quotations include various teas and sugars, New Orleans clarified white sugar priced around 4.15 to 4.40 per unit, refined leaf sugar near 5.60 cents, mustard and confectioners sugar lines referenced, and multiple irregular figures indicating market listings.
An old advertisement from Allendorf's Print Shop offers commercial printing services. The shop lists its address at 1662 Centms Ave near Liberty and provides the contact phone W. 8030-R.
Multiple rental listings across neighborhoods include brick houses at MilLe Corner with 840.00 rent and various rooms for families. Also note entries for Cumminsville Cooper St and Dorman Ave, Clifton Heights, Eastern Ave, Ludlow St, Vine Gail’s, and Gladstone Ave with rents from 10 to 26 dollars and options with water and gas.
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