Proposed Ohio constitution amendment on bill passage and veto
A joint resolution proposes amending Ohio’s constitution to require full three day readings for bills unless urgency dispenses, limit bills to one subject, require revival or amendment to include entire act, and outline governor veto and repass procedures. The measure, dated 1909 effective and adopted by 2006, lists leaders Thompson and Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
General Assembly
General
Secretary of State
Co. A. Thompson
House of Representatives
Andrew L. Harris
Senate
Ohio Secretary of State Certifies 1906 Joint Resolution Copy
Carmi A Thompson signs an exemplified copy certified by the Ohio Secretary of State confirming a joint resolution adopted March 20, 1906. Seal affixed in Columbus on April 23, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Ohio
Carmi A. Thompson
State of Ohio
General Assembly
Columbus
I. Carmi S. Thompson
Proposed Ohio constitutional amendment on taxation exemption
Ohio General Assembly proposes a November 1908 vote to amend Section Two of Article Twelve to create an equitable tax system. The measure allows exemptions for state local bonds and certain public property up to 200 per person, with existing exemptions preserved until changed by statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
General Assembly
State of
Regulation Proposal Sets Election for General Assembly Session Start
Ohio proposes an amendment to Section 25 of Article II to require the regular session of each General Assembly to begin on the first Monday in January after election. The measure, adopted March 20, 1906, was certified by Secretary of State I Carmi s Thompson and witnessed in Columbus on April 23, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Ohio
Co. A. Thompson
House of Representatives
Andrew L. Harris
Senate
Proposals for fresh vegetables to U S forts and posts
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received until 11 a m September 18 1908 for furnishing fresh potatoes and onions to the subsistence department at Forts Brady Wayne Sheridan Rock Island Arsenal Ky Fort Thomas Ind Canton Ohio and Columbus Barracks during eight months starting November 1908. Envelopes to be endorsed Proposals for fresh vegetables and addressed to Commissary at the supplying post. Information on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
War Department
Washington, D. S
Forts
Brady
Wayne
Mich
Fort Sheridan
Rock Island Arsenal
Til
Fort Thomas
Fort Benjamin Hariton
Ind
Columbus Barracks
Canton
Ohio
E. Anderson
Greene Line Steamer Tacoma Leaves For Charleston West Virginia
Greene Line steamer Tacoma departs today at 6 p.m. from foot Sycamore Street for Charleston and return points. Fare is eight dollars round trip. Tel M 1457.
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Greene Line
Tacoma
Charleston
W. Va
Sycamore St
Freight and passenger steamers schedule note
Greene Line steamer COURIER serves Maysville and intermediate points leaving foot of Sycamore Street at 11 p.m. Daily Louisville route and intermediate points and Lower Ohio Boats depart foot Main Street at 5 p.m. except Sundays 9 a.m. Kentucky River freight received daily. Tel M 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ohio
Main St
Kentucky
Funeral Today for Squire Edward Maus in Price Hill
Funeral services for Edward Maus, who died Tuesday, will be held today at 1 30 in the residence on Walnut Place Price Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maus
Edward Maus
Walnut Place
Price Hill
Death of Coal City Woman Reported to Coroner
Mrs Behele, 70, died of hemorrhage of the brain at her home in Coal City Ad dyston yesterday and the death was reported to Coroner Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behele
Coal City
Addyston
Cameron
Dr How Guest Of City Nephew In Huntington Place
Dr W Storer How of Philadelphia visits his nephew Mr Allen Collier at 131 Huntington Place. The Civil War veteran was formerly a Cincinnati resident.
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Dr. How
City
W. Storer How
Philadelphia
Allen Collier
Huntington Place
Cincinnati
Norwood Receives Modern Ladder Wagon
Norwood's firefighting department added a new ladder wagon built in Columbus. The apparatus features 325 feet of ladder and modern detailing.
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Norwood
Columbus
Dayton Man Dies After Crane's Mill Accident
Alonzo Corey 43 of Dayton Kentucky dies at Good Samaritan Hospital from injuries said to come from being struck by a beard at Crane's mill last Monday. Coroner Cameron to hold an inquest.
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Alonzo Corey
Dayton
Good Samaritan Hospital
Crane's Mill
Cameron
Greensboro seeks list of North Carolinians for home coming
Postmaster Monfort is asked by officials and committees in Greensboro to provide all North Carolinians living in the city. The names are wanted for the home coming celebration planned for October 11 through 17 in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monfort
Greensboro
N. C
North Carolina
Man Crushed Foot After Wagon Run Down
Michael Wink, 26, a stonecutter of 1629 Central avenue, was run over by a wagon at Thirteenth and Spring streets. He rolled free but his foot was crushed and a patrol conveyed him to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Wink
Central Avenue
Spring Streets
City Hospital
Young Machinist Loses Hand at Victor Lamp Plant
James Hill, 18, of 1760 Central Avenue, working at the Victor Lamp Company plant, had his right hand crushed when fingers were caught in a machine. Doctors amputated the hand and he was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hill
Central Avenue
Victor Lamp Company
L. and N. Railway Proposes Crossing Plan Change
Engineers file with the City Engineer new plans for crossing Public Landing as a substitution for older plans that caused three years of delay in linking tracks to terminals. The updated design widens the opening between piers at street level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.& N. Railway
Mann Embezzlement Case Delayed to August 25
Edward A. Mann the former bookkeeper for Spalding and Bros. appeared in Police Court and said he was not ready for trial. Judge Lévy continued the case to August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Mann
Spalding & Bros
Lévy
Notable Columbus Visitors Dineat the Gibson Hotel
Hotel men led by H. B. Perring of the Iroquois in Columbus arrived by automobile and were entertained at the Gibson Hotel Last night. Managers N A Court Chittenden Ben Harmon Neil and J A Hadley plus contractor John Westwater and T B Hillock accompanied the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Perring
Iroquois Hotel Company
Columbus
N. A. Court
Chittenden
Ben Harmon
Neil
J. A. Hadley
Southern Hotel
John Westwater
T. B. Hillock
Gibson
Army major opposes petition for Mt. Auburn home site
Major William Andrews of the Salvation Army argues against petitioners seeking an injunction to locate the industrial and maternity home in Mt. Auburn. He sent letters to all petition signers calling their claims gross misrepresentation and willful malice.
Warrant Issued in Assault Case In City Police Court
Mrs. Mary Becker of 3739 Spring Grove avenue obtained a warrant for the arrest of Mattie Lowry aged 18, who resides at the same address, charging assault and battery after a confrontation in which Lowry allegedly jabbed a fork into Becker’s neck. injury described as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Becker
Spring Grove Avenue
Mattie Lowry
Springfield Township Pioneer Association Meeting Set
The Springfield Township Pioneer Association schedules its fifteenth annual meeting for Saturday September 5 at Look. The notice invites members to attend and discuss association affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Township Pioneer Association
Oakley Seeks Sewer Bond Bids for 750 Dollar Issue
Sealed proposals due September 8 1908 at the Oakley Ohio village clerk's office for sewer bonds totaling 750 dollars dated August 1 1908 payable in 20 years with 4.5 percent interest. Highest bid at par plus accrued interest, five percent certified check, bids sealed and endorsed Bids for Sewer Bonds. Village reserves right to reject all bids. OSCAR KOSCHE Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley
Ohio
Webster Avenue
Clark Street
Madison Pike
Safi
Oscar Kosche
Notice to Contractors for Dug Creek Road Improvement bids
Hamilton County Ohio issues a call for bids on Dug Creek Road improvement from Cincinnati line to Deerfield Road Columbia Township Specifications 771 bids due August 28 1908 at noon. Bids on blank forms with a $5000 bond with two or more sureties required. County reserves right to reject any or all bids. Stanley Struble president Fred Dreihs clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commissioners
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Dugk Creek
Cincinnati Corporation
Deerfield Road
Columbia Gowsship
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
Stanley Struble
Fred Dreihs
Community sermon and dinner to follow at Mt Healthy
The event at Grove Mt Healthy includes Bishop John M Walden delivering an address at ten in the morning. Revival speakers listed include Revs Smith Cramer Bigelow Kempher Mrs E Payne Charles Huffman Charles A Miller Harry Cooper F W Kréin and L W Irwin. Dinner will be cooked over a log fire in pots over a century old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Out Grove
Mt. Healthy
John M. Walden
Smith
Cramer
Bigelow
Kempher
E Payne
Charles Huffman
Charles A. Miller
Harry Cooper
F. W. Kréin
L. W. Irwin
Warrant Arrest Probed as Embezzlement Case Ties Local Woes
Mrs Loretta Hutton of 433 West Eighth street obtains a warrant for Mrs A Randall at 622 West Eighth street on embezzlement charges. Randall faced Police Court yesterday while Hutton testified. Meanwhile thieves in a wagon marked Laundry stole Huttons freshly hung washing from a shed at her rear home, prompting police notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Hutton
West Eighth Street
A. Randall
Inquest Opened Over Unknown Man Found by Railroad Ditch
Coroner Cameron opened the inquest into the death of an unknown man found mangled beside the railroad tracks at Sixth Street. Detective Tilernan recovered a telescope valise near the body containing papers identifying Thomas P. McConnell a mine inspector with Sullivan Coal Mining Company in Sullivan Ky. Bernard McConnell of 609 South H TM Street Oskaloosa Iowa is named as a brother and will be contacted. The inquest did not reveal cause of death. it is believed the man fell from a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Sixth Street
Tilernan
Big Four
Thomas P. McConnell
Sullivan Coal Mining Company
Sullivan
Union County
Bernard McConnell
H ™ Street
Oskaloosa, Ia
Property Transfers and Noted Dwellings Among Madison Area Residents
The notices list numerous real estate transactions including Patrick Sullivan to Frank May a three year lease for 517 Central Avenue and various lots in Ludlow and Williams sub divisions. It also records mortgages filed and canceled and a long sequence of Madison area residents planning trips and vacations to Canada, French Lick Springs, and Lakewood with many family movements noted. Names include Emma Kukelhan Lorenz Kissel Herman J Witte John Schmitt Margaret Parker Richard Fritz G W Hengst Katie Fritz Anthony Batscher Julia Banning Sophia Williams Thomas Curran Charles Bernhardt Margaret Ambrose Frank Kroeger Hader Palis Lyford Horstman Wild Woodlawn Avenue Janet Thomson estate and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Sullivan
Frank May
Central Avenue
Emma Kukelhan
Lorenz Kissel
J.C. Ludlow
Herman J, Witte
John Schmitt
Herman J
Witte
Carthage
Margaret L. Parker
John F. Ralston
Richard Fritz
G. W. Hengst
Thomas Williams
St. Bermard
Katie E. Fritz
Anthony T. Batscher
Julia K. Banning
Sophia M. Williams
Symmes
James E. Mooney
Minnie S
Stella H. Becker
M Oyer
Arthur Truman
William Ru
S. W. Hartshorn
Kleine
Henry J. Bernard
Whiteman’s
Clifton
Wild & Ferris
Woodlawn Avenue
Thomas W. Ryan
Lucy Talbot
Janet Thomson
Ferdinand Ritter
Elizabeth Doescher
L. C. Cece
Margaret Parker
George Braucksi
Theodore Horstman
Burdette Avenue
Stanley E. Bowdle
Edward B
Edward N. Wild
John S. Wood
College Hill
Building Permits for Multiple Homes and Alterations
McLennan district issues permits for two and a half story brick and stone homes on St Leger Place and Windsor avenue costing 4000 and 4000 respectively. A brick residence on Fairview avenue costs 3500 and a frame home on Amazon avenue costs 1200. A two story frame home on Beach avenue owned by E J McKinney costs 2000. Alterations at Corner Edgewood and Epworth avenues for the Patrol Station Public Safety total 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leger Place
Woodburn Avenue
McLennan
Cort
Windsor Avenue
Gilbert
L. Clark
Fairview Avenue
Ravine
Henry Sachus
Amazon Avenue
Clifton Avenue
William Fundus
Beach Avenue
Latham
E. J. McKinney
Owmer
Cobb. Cas
Edgewood
Epworth Avenues
Board Public Safety
River Departures and River Conditions From Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 7 feet 5 inches and falling as of yesterday. Departures from Cincinnati included The Courier to Maysville and The City of Cincinnati to Louisville, with Tacoma bound for Charleston and way ports. Today’s expected sailings list The Tacoma from Pomeroy and Courier from Maysville, Indiana, Louisville, and Madison.
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Madison
Kentucky
Maysville
Courier
Charleston
Tacoma
Louisville
Indiana
Ohio
Cincinnati
Proposals Sought for Olive Drab Woolen Blankets 1908
Chief Quartermaster's Office Chicago announces sealed proposals for 40 000 olive drab heavy woolen blankets to be delivered to Philadelphia Boston New York or Chicago depots. samples and specs available on request. quantity may increase 2 to 50 percent. proposals due September 15 1908. envelopes must be endorsed Proposals for Blankets to be opened Sept 15 1908. LT COL W W ROBINSON JR U S Army Chief Quartermaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Quartermaster’s Office
Hicago
Ill
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Chicago
26Th St
Gray's Ferry Road
W. W. Robinson, JR
U. S. Army
River gauges and arrivals in midwest ports report
Beavers Dam 2.7 feet Freeport 1 foot Wheeling 2 feet 4 inches Madison 7 feet and falling Louisville falls 1.8 canal 4 below locks 7.8 feet Indiana arrives from Cincinnati Fulton empty barges from Cairo Evansville river 7.2 feet rising. Catro 15.6 falling Beaver Peters Lee Fritz others arrive or depart as listed with gauges and movements.
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Pittsburg
Beaver Dam
Freeport
Wheeling
Madison
Louisville
Indiana
Cincinnati
Fulton
Cairo
Tell City
Evansville
Lower Mississippi
Peters Lee
St. Louis
Fritz
Stacker Lee
Liberty
Memphis
W. M. Reese
Upper Mississippi
ST .Louis
Chester
Kansas City
Missouri River
Alton
Quincy
St. Paul
Peoria
Staten
Belle of
Social and Personal Notes From Northside Trolley Party
Mrs. T J Tannian hosted a jolly trolley party for her daughter Katherine and cousin Dorothy Tannian of Columbus. Guests included Helen Fox Fay Perry Margaret Deitsch Cecelia Weil Jeannette Shohl Sybil Buente Ruth Fox and others with accompanying escorts. Members of the Mystopo Club Norwood entertained a camp party of their girl friends at Tower Hill on the Little Miami River with chaperones Mrs Edward Poage Mrs Howard Lynch and Mrs A H Singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Tannian
Northside
Katherine Tannian
Dorothy Tannian
Columbus
Helen Fox
Fay Perry
Margaret Deitsch
Cecelia Weil
Jeannette Shohl
Sybil Buente
Ruth Fox
Marie Gale
Dora Selter
Hadie Weil
Louise Barker
Frances Tannian
Frances Holmes
Katherine Hollingsworth
Marcelle McCormick
Messrs
Robert Knowles
Henshell Martin
Edward Lampe
Edward Hauessler
Harold Shreve
Davis Willard
Charles Lampe
Neil Schauer
Gordon Stamm
Michael Marx
William Ashorn
Myron Johnson
Lloyd Selter
Eben Barker
Mystopo Club
Norwood
George Leatherby
Charles Gerde
Otto Baum
Howard Mayer
George Singer
Tower Hill
Little Miami River
Martha Farmer
Stella Ungehauer
Jean Lynch
Winona Poage
Della Dietz
Edward Poage
Howard Lynch
A. H. Singer
Covington Residents Depart and Visit In Various Travels
Covington residents plan moves and hosting visits across states. T B Warner and family will relocate to Philadelphia in September. Charles Perkins and daughter Elizabeth visit Covington from Columbus Georgia. Several residents entertain guests from Columbus Louisiana and Indiana while others travel to Louisville Chicago and Detroit for visits and weddings.
Cigarettes and Drugs Ruin Life Case in Cincinnati
Edward Baldwin, 32, of 438 John Street, was taken to City Hospital after police found him wandering in Fifth and Walnut. Doctors diagnose a chloroform opium and cigarette habit with dementia and call it one of the most remarkable illustrations of drug impact. He became addicted quickly and is a complete physical wreck with little hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Edward Baldwin
John Street
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Cincinnati
Fire Causes Small Panic in Local Homes
Spontaneous combustion started a fire in a two story dwelling at 847 East Third street. The attic blaze damaged the home of three families, mainly the John W. Smith apartment, with $200 in damages. Firemen from Engine Company No. 7 also tackled a small closet fire at 422 Reading road, averting a larger panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Third Street
John W. Smith
Engine Company No. 7
Reading Road
Solicitor Morrison Arrested On Fraud Charge
William H. Morrison a 30 year old solicitor from Memphis Tenn was arrested by Detective Houill on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. Lon B James editor of The Trades Union Journal accuses Morrison of taking 10 in commissions on bogus advertisement orders Morrison denies the guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Morrison
Memphis
Tenn
Houillion
Lon B. James
Trades Union Journal
East Court Street
Ames
Morrison
Daughter of Rector Dies at 26 in Bedford
Miss Jane Crossman Otte died at her parents home in Bedford on Tuesday night from appendicitis. She was the 26 year old daughter of Rev. and Mrs. William Crossman Otte, who moved from Cincinnati to Bedford two years ago when he became rector of St. John's. The body will be moved to Evanston for burial at L. E. Otte’s residence, 1936 Clarion Avenue. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott H. Pendleton
Madison Road
East Walnut Hills
Canada
Isaac Kaufman
Hutchins Avenue
Avondale
French Lick Springs
Ind
Edward Hart
Glenwood Avenue
Edward Hart Mayer
New York
Coast
White Mountains
Asher Mayer
Hart
Robert J. Carew
Gladys Carew
Haddon Hall
Dawson Blackmore
Reading Road
Helen Kahn
Minnie Kahn
Moormann Avenue
St. Louis
J. H. Weil
Henry L. Kemper
Fairfield Avenue
Topinabee
Mich
William L. Turner
Claire Orr
Mitchell Avenue
Atlantic City
E. Huttenbauer
Harvey Avenue
Hot Springs
William A. Lemmon
F Littlé Daughter
May Street
Walnut Hills
Michigan
S. H. Goodin
Krouse Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Yellowstone Park
West
Benedict H. Brunswick
Park Avenue
J. A. Rothschild
Chicago
H. E. Warrington
Shaw Avenue
Hyde Park
Washington, D. C
Hopkins
Mountain Lake Park
Washington
Philadelphia
Wildwood
N. J
Warrington
Ruth Harrison
Grandin Road
Raquette Lake
N. Y
Ritter
Sol Blocks
Uttle
Highland Avenue
Henry B. Freiberg
B. Kahn
Anna Smith
Bass Rock
Mass
Este M. Lea
Huntington Place
Lakewood
Gwendolyn Rawson
Dorothy Rawson
Clifton Avenue
Clifton
Long Island
Joseph Rawson
Richard Gibson
Lexington
Columbus Wheeler
Bruce Graydon
Joseph Graydon
Wequetonsing
Marblehead
T. W. Graydon
McArdle
Robert McGowan
Wisconsin Lakes
Ruth Christie
Garver
Dayton
Jane Crossman Otte
Bedford
Miss Otte
William Crossman Otte
Ottes
Cincinnati
Otte
St. John’s
L. E. Otte
Clarion Avenue
Evanston
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
The Common Pleas Court lists cases No 140695 to 140702 with actions including Minnie Burnside v Samuel Plater for 2500 dollars damages No 140693 Domenico Rusconi v Agnes Klausmann ben afid execution 300 dollars No 140697 Julia Reilley v John Reilley divorce and alimony No 140698 Jacob Reitman v Joseph Reitman appeal from Squire Fischer No 140699 Jay Brown v H C Kendall ten 40 65 dollars No 140700 Ernest P Dargigg v The El Cambio Mining Co 841 dollars on account No 140701 John Weis v Edward Weis et al vacate judgment No 140702 Andrew Polusos v The C Moerlein Brewing Co 10000 dollars damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Burnside
Samuel Plater
Cogan & Williams
Domenico Rusconi
Agnes A. Klausmann
Ben Afid
Julia Reilley
John F. Reilley
Frank Seinsheimer
Jacob Reitman
Joseph Reitman
Squire Fischer
Obituary notices from Green Township and Cincinnati area
Multiple death notices list names such as Mabel Bowen Bernard Dunhoft Joseph Eichberg Henry L Frank Alma L Grischy Agnes Frankland John Henry Starwold Mary Elizabeth Tebbe Harriet S Whallon and Lester E Wilson with dates August 17–20 obituary details include home addresses funeral times and burial plans across Cincinnati and nearby areas. Interments at Spring Grove and Holy Trinity Church noted along with family details and no flowers request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Mabel
Curtiz Bowen
Anderson Ferry Road
Green Township
Spring Grove
Dunhoft
Bernard
Henry Dunhoft
Elizabeth Dunhoft
Schulte
Wade Street
St. Henry’s Church
Burial Permits Listed for Several Local Residents
Burial permits show several individuals with ages and causes of death including uraemia tuberculosis and cancer. Entries include Adolph Munn 69 474 Eastern Avenue Elizabeth Hettrick 45 104 West Liberty and Henry Wessels il St Francis Hospital 2622 Western Avenue. The list also mentions C A Kennedy 55 Good Samaritan Hospital and Gerhardt George 22 Erarch Hospital 2050 Dunlap with tuberculosis and heart disease. Bundy a 50 Longview Hospital is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munn
Adolph
Eastern Avenue
Wessels
Henry
St. Francis Hospital
Western Avenue
Kennedy
C. A
Good Samaritan
College, Cornet
Carcer
Gerhardt
George
Erarch
Hettrick
John
Levees
Massachusetts Avenues
Heart
Elizabeth
West Liberty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carmi A. ‘Thompson
J. D. Chamberlain
James M. Williams
The
Marvel
Dow’s 8 Drug Stores
Gity News
Frank Brunch
Peter A. Wild
East Side
Malvina Boggs
Yeatman Lodge
Comipory
Ae C. Stegner
Germanie B. A
Seren Imwalle
St. Bernard L. & B. G. Ab Vvicedn Gethokassacsabse Wav Avakbied
Wittinen ‘Krogman
DNR. i Diks Tech
Anthony T
Bats
Anna D. Stevenson
Bernard Goldstein
Bon Ton B
L. Corey
Dale Adeho
Mathilda R. Owens
M. J. Wade
H. L. Ustiek
Peet
F. Pettit
Cincinnatus G
Spe
Ovep
Magdalena Harten
Joanna White
Mt. Auburn Cable By
David Sin- Madison
A. NO
Joseph Kohler
Samuel J. King
Fredericka Stegner
Germania
Courieron
A. L. Parker
M. Kirkpatrick
F. Happensack
David Miller
Mohr & Gaethe
E. P. Hartley
Cincinnati L. & B. Co
F. G. Emb
Lincoln B. A
Frank Brunck
Sharon
Cady Issices
Enerodsgs Ves
Rerys
Bon Ton B. & L. Compass Is
Cok
F. Lakeman
Poplar L. & B. Oe
Louisa Davis
Seventh Ward L. & B. Pe
Pomeroy
Greenland
Lizzie Bay
City of Cincinnati
Sycamore Street
Inteneetaee
Madison Packet
Main Street
Way
Louisville Packet
Kentucky Society
T. B. Warner
Covington
Charles Perkins
Frank Perkins
Thomas Thaines
Burton, Covington
Fannie Thaines
Thaines
Louisiana
Ellsworth Davis
Wallace Place
Eulah Robinson Martz
Wallace Avenue
Lillie Stout
Russell
Richmond
Frederick Sellers
Pepper
Huntington
Charles Mori
Newport
Clementine Buchanan
Ft. Thomas
Helen Ward
Versailles
Price H. Witt
Hundinger
Sanders Springs
Claude Orr
McReynolds
Denver
Williams
Ed Collins
Aberdeen
Bass Fenton
Hazel Seivers
Frances Bliss
Lucile Root
Berger
Erice Killpatrick
Boyd Root
Common Pleas Court
William Lockhorn
Antoinette Wessels
Sprin
Jefferson
Sweeee
Wees
Lizzie Jackson
Edmund BW
Beyer Bond Hill
Louise E. Erdmann
Bond Hill
Viola Smith
Harry J. Ross
Hopking
Dale Bressler
Clinton St
Broadway
Goldie Schowecker
Seventh St
Haughton
Agnes Frankland
Samuel M. Haughton
William H. Bell
Greendale
Clifton Avenues
Jane Crossman
Jane Ellis Otte
Lewis BE
Starwold
John Henry
Catherine Sturwold
Joering
Warsaw Avenue
Tebbe
Mary Elizabeth
Nee Woltermann
Fourth Street
Holy Trinity Church
E. P. Whallon
Wyoming
Wilson
Lester E
Gilbert Avenue
John Shillits Company
Alleghanies
Chad
Michigan Resorts
Hotels and Resorts
HOTEL
Normandie
Ocean City, N. J
P. H. Ss. Cake
Atlantic Coast
Havlin
Atlantic City, N. J
J. & F. L. Nixon
North German Lloyd
Plymouth-Cherbourg-Bremben
Naples
Genoa
K. Albert
K. Luise
Lloyd Travelers
Race St
First National Bank
German National Bank
Kuhn & Sons, EB
Third St
Western German Bank
E. Cor
Walant
Principal Steamship Lines
Thomas Cook & Son
American Line
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Southampton
Queenstown
Liverpool
Atlantic Transport Line
Italy
London
Paris
Hamburg
Deutschland
P. Lincoln
Gibraltar
Moltke
Oentrates
B’way
N.Y
Steitz
Edward
Spanhoff
Longview Hospital
Oliver
Anna
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mill
Herbert
Catherine
Clinton
Turner
Corby
Alonzo
Good Samaritan Capital
Rear Worth
Ichie Bros Jewelers
W. Fourth St
Goodall
W. Court St
FUN F. B. Maertz
Automobile and Carriage Livery
Plum St
John. Church, Co
S. B. Cor
Elm
DR. Horace, J. Whitagre
West Seventh Street
Closson
Fourth St
Vincennes
Mitchell
Seymour
North Vernon
Milan
Central Union Station
Walnut ST
Erlanger
Queen & Crescent
Kenton County Fair
Central Union Depot
Ludlow
N. W. Cor
4Th and Vine Streets
Abbott’s
Lesan-Gould
Fifth Avenue
Kimball Hall
Wabash Ave
Chicago, DL
Conservatory
Hart Conway
John J. Hattstaedt
Ohio Mechanics Institute
M, I
S.W. Cor
Vine
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