Van der Stucken's Mother Dies In Antwerp
Word from Cincinnati reports Frank Van der Stucken, May Festival conductor, has lost his mother who died at her Antwerp home on August 9. Fire chiefs Lips and Nancy traveled through Cincinnati en route to Columbus for a chiefs convention next week. Catholic Knights of Ohio plan an outing at Highland Grove with athletic events and participation from all local chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van der Stucken
Cincinnati
Frank van der Stucken
Antwerp
Belgium
City
Walter Lips
Los Angeles Fire Department
M. W. Nancy
Jacksonville
Fla
Columbus
Catholic Knights
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Highland Grove
Hamilton County
Painter Turner Dies After Fall in City Worksite
George Turner, 40, a painter of 236 Lawrence Street, fell from a building at the Seventh and Linn streets corner while at work yesterday. He died at City Hospital at noon from injuries sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Turner
Lawrence Street
Seventh and Linn Streets
Wagon Runs Over Child Near Central Avenue
A two year old boy Daniel Ragoroff living at 1520 Central avenue was run over by a wagon while playing near home. His mother witnessed the accident and rushed him to City Hospital where his right arm is crushed and may need amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ragoroff
Central Avenue
City Hospital
Patrolmen Nab Eight Loiterers in Garfield Park
Daylight raid by Patrolmen Nightengale and McShane on Garfield Park loiterers led to eight arrests. All eight registered as homeless and were sent to Central Station on loitering charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nightengale
McShane
Garfield Park
Central Station
Canal body identified as local farmer Andrew Weber
The body found in the canal Thursday was identified yesterday as An drew Weber eighty, a retired farmer from Clough, visiting his daughter Mrs Herman Gildehaus at 1564 Brewster Avenue. His son in law made the identification. The cause of his fall into the water remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Weber
Clough
Herman Gildehaus
Brewster Avenue
Fifth Battle Draws Crowd At Fifth and Vine Streets
Two old men fought a fifth time in public yesterday at Fifth and Vine, entertaining spectators. One muttered about the Declaration of Independence. police intervened and sent the combatants away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth and
Vine Streets
Marcowitz and Maize Convicted in Pettit Larceny Case
Harry Marcowitz and Robert C. Maize were found guilty of petit larceny in Police Court for stealing shoes from their employer Falkenstein's shoe store at 239 West Fifth Street. They were fined $200 plus costs and sentenced to 30 days in the Workhouse. The case involved Bertha Marecowittz as a related figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Marcowitz
Bertha Marecowittz
Dayton
Robert C. Maize
Falkenstein
West Fifth Street
Sneak Thief Robs Doctor's Flat on West Ninth Street
A thief entered Dr. O. Henslee at 125 West Ninth Street during his absence and ransacked the flat. The intruder fled into an alley on Eighth Street pursued by Officer Moore, but escaped with a purse of $10 and a pearl ring valued at $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Henslee
West Ninth Street
Eighth Street
Moore
Beggar Lancaster Fined in Police Court
John Lancaster, homeless, was arrested for street begging after presenting notes claiming deafness. Judge Levy fined him $50 and costs and ordered confinement in the Workhouse following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lancaster
Judge Levy
Lancaster
Outing for Children’s Home Hosted by W W A Leech
The inmates of the Children’s Home along with 115 attendants enjoyed a day of pleasure at a camp on the Ohio River twelve miles above the city. They traveled in special cars over the TM New Richmond Electric Line and were aided by Miss Smith and Mr and Mrs James T Allen among others. It was a day of rare sport for all concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. A. Leech
Ohio River
Richmond
Leech
Miss Smith
James T. Allen
Charles Specht
Poles To Be Changed For Harrison Avenue Viaduct
City Electrician Darrow urged the Service Board to direct immediate relocation of traction company poles and telephone wires near the Harrison avenue viaduct to ensure no traffic delays as the bridge opens September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
City Electrician
Darrow
Service Board
Traction Company
Telephone Company
Thief Steals Two Chickens In Cornelia Brooks Home
Cornelia Brooks reports a theft at 578 George Street involving silverware and $25 in cash missing while she was away. The thief also took two chickens bought for Sunday dinner, and police were told to listen for the chickens’ cackle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Brooks
George Street
Origin of a Happy Home War Fund Laxative Mention
An article extols a health minded household fund and promotes a trusted laxative product Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from the California Fig Syrup Co. It urges buyers to seek the genuine manufactured item as a wholesome family remedy praised by physicians and informed readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Parsonage Breaks Ground as Rev Young Lectures on Jerusalem
The Rev Dr Jesse Bowman Young speaks on Jerusalem the City of the Great King at Walnut Hills Methodist Church Sunday 7 45 PM with lantern slides from Tissot Hoffman and Dore. Ground breaking for the Camp Washington Methodist Episcopal parsonage follows next Monday at 5 PM with brief addresses by Rev H C Jameson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse’ Bowman Young
Jerusalem
Walnut Hills Methodist Church
Temple
Christ
Tissot, Hoffman, Dore
Camp Washington Methodist Episcopal Church
H. C. Jameson
D.D
Walnut Hills
Jesse Bowman Young
Young
Holy Land
Church Services and Sermons Listed Across Local Congregations
Holy communion and sermons scheduled at multiple churches including CHRIST Early and Grace Avondale Reading Road, St Luke Findlay Baymiller, Church of the Advent Kemper Lane Walnut Hills, and St Pauls Cathedral with times ranging from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. and preachers Rev F H Nelson Rev George H Edwards Rev E F Bigler and Rev RE F Bigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Communion
Canon Reade
Rev
A. Ramsay
F. H. Nelson
F. H Nelson
Grace
Avondale
Reading Road
Gholson Avenue
George H. Edwards
ST. Luke's
Findlay
Baymiller Streets
Church OF the Advent
Kemper Lane
Walnut Hills
E. F. Bigler
RE. F. Bigler
ST. Paul's Cathedral
Church notices and services across city congregations
The schedule lists sermons and services at multiple churches including the Church of the Covenant Bethany Mission First Walnut Hills Northside Fifth College Hill Clifton First United Third Seventh East Fourth Street Montgomery Norwood Mount Auburn and Clifford with ministers such as Rev. Robert Watson Rev. Francis James Martin Rev. R F Souter Rev. Clarence G Reynolds Rev. Earle Lee Rev. W F McCauley Rev J R Millin Rev. Dr Frank C Monfort Rev Edward Mack and Rev Ora Lee Pride bearing on morning Sabbath school and evening worship plus open air gatherings and youth services at various times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Mission
State Avenue
First
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Avenue
Locust Street
Clarence G. Reynolds
D.D
Northside
Earle Lee
Methodist Church
Fifth
Corner Clark and
John Streets
R. F. Souter
College Hill
Charles A. Austin
Clifton
RE. P. Whallon
United
Grand Avenue
Nassau Street
J. R. Millin
Sguired
Baymiller
W. F. McCauley
East Fourth Street
William L. Spiegel
Montgomery
James Mayer la Bach
Norwood
Frank C. Monfort
Herald and Presbyter
Auburn
Edward Mack
Clifford
Vine
Sst
Clair Streets
Ora Lee Pride
The
Common Brotherhood
Methodist Episco pal Church Schedules Across Cities
A listing of Sunday services and sermons from multiple Methodist churches including St Paul East, Clifton, Walnut Hills, East Pearl Street, Asbury, Trinity, Wesley Chapel, Winton Place, Linwood, First Northside, Wayne Avenue, and Camparete in Cincinnati area. details include pastors, service times, Sunday schools, and sermon topics such as Eternity in the Heart and The Magnetism of the Cross.
Sunday religious meetings and sermons listed across area churches
League devotional meeting at 8 p.m with Mr John Rohlf and sermon by Rev Richard Funke. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 45 p m and Official Board at Race Street German church led by Rev John E Braun. Sunday schedule includes 9 a m services at Christie corner Court Wesley and Mt Lookout 9 38 a m Sabbath school 10 45 a m sermon by Rev W A Robinson. Other churches Hyde Park Grace Westwood and Norwood compile morning services and evening sermons with Epworth League events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
John Rohlf
Richard Funke
Race Street
John E. Braun
Christie
Corner Court Street
Wesley Avenue
L. C. Hartman
MT. Lookout
C. P. Hoffman
W.A. Robinson
Hyde Park
W. A. Robinson
Grace
Norwood
Montgomery Road
Ivanhoe Avenue
C. C. Peale
Diggs. Westwood
John A. Story
Epworth League
Sunday Sermon Schedule for Lincoln Park Walnut Hills and Ninth Street
The Rev. G. R. Robbins at Lincoln Park preaches at 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. The Rev. George W. Johnson preaches morning and night. At Walnut Hills Kemper lane and McMillan St the Rev. H. T. Crane preaches 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. with topics A Worthy Vocation and A Messenger of Hope. Ninth Street offers morning and evening by Rev. John F. Herget with Bible school at 9 a.m. and sermons Abounding in Work and Besetting Sins, outdoor service led by Rev. C. B. Mason. baptism in evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Kemper Lane
McMillan Street
H. T. Crane
Ninth Street
John F. Herget
Mason
Church Services and Schedule on Central Grace Avenue and Nearby
Central and Grace Avenue churches list morning and evening services led by Rev. John L. Hill and Rev. J. A. Lord with Bible school times. Northside reports sermon by William A. Young on Doing His Will and union services at the Methodist Church. Camp Washington outlines Bible school, Junior and Senior Y P C E, and preaching times for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
City Hall
John L. Hill
Saviors of the
William A. Young
Methodist Church
Camp Washington
Sidney Avenue
Hopple Street
C. J. Sebastian
Sunday church services and sermons listed in several districts
Walnut Hills Locust and Kemper lane 9 30 a m Bible school 11 a m preaching by Homer Mitchell Noble of Lane Seminary 7 p m social service Lawrence Street opposite Lytle Park Rev M O Evans Ph D will preach in English 10 15 a m and 7 30 p m 11 30 a m Bible school North Fairmount Rev Albert E Harding pastor 9 30 a m Sabbath school 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m church services Columbia Rev Charles A Forbes pastor Sunday school Christian Endeavor and prayer meeting at usual hours morning service omitted 7 30 p m union service the pastor of the M E Church to preach Storrs Warsaw and State avenues Rev E T MacMahon D D pastor 9 38 a m Sunday school 7 45 p m Mr Charles H Reeves will preach
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Heber D. Ketcham
Epworth League
J. S. Butler
Wesley Chapel
Gervaise Roughton
H. C. Jennings
Winton Place
J. Elbert Thomas
Discovery of
God
Madison Avenue
Linwood
William C. Mitchell
Jesus
Northside
Is E. Lee
Wayne Avenue
Wilbur L. Y. Davis
Henry C. Jameson
D.D
Cincinnati
Camparete
Poppie
Sidney Streets
J. D. Darling
Walnut Hills
Locust and
Kemper Lane
Homer Mitchell Noble
Lane Seminary
Lawrence Street
Lytle Park
M. O. Evans
Arthur Walwyn Evans
Springfield
North Fairmount
Albert E. Harding
Columbia
Charles A. Forbes
Christian Endeavor
M. E
Storrs
Warsaw
State Avenues
E. T. MacMahon
Charles H. Reeves
Walnut Hills and First English Church Services Noted
Walnut Hills on Stanton Avenue and Locust Street lists Rev. Charles Bauslin as minister with Sunday school at 9 30 a.m. and divine worship at 11 a.m. sermon by Rev. Jesse Le Roy Miller from Youngstown Ohio. First English on Race Street above Twelfth shows Rev. Jacob W. Kapp as pastor at 11 a.m. with Rev. C J Kiefer from Springfield Ohio occupying the pulpit on the topic The Science of Seeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Stanton Avenue
Locust Street
Charles 8. Bauslin
Jesse le Roy Miller
Youngstown
Religious services and schedules across churches in city
NEW THOUGHT TEMPLE on McMillan near Gilbert Avenue holds 11 a.m. service. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST on Rockdale Avenue Avondale offers 11 a.m. service with Mind as subject and readings in rooms 1019-1020. NEW JERUSALEM at Oak and Winslow 11 a.m. with C. F. Barber as reader on Wells in the Desert. THE SALVATION ARMY Citadel No 1 Corps lists multiple services from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily except Monday and Tuesday. No. 2 Corps on Clifton avenue covers German services and English programs. Slum Post, Industrial Home, Reliance Hotel, and Christian Catholic Apostolic Church in Zion provide additional Sunday events and divine services. details include Bible classes, gospel preaching, and healing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
First National Bank
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Assembly Hall
Mercantile Library
New Jerusalem
Oak Street
Winslow Avenue
C. F. Barber
Desert
Salvation Army
Citadel
No. 1 Corps
East Eighth Street
A. Peart
Holiness
Christian Praise
Young People’s Legion
Salvation Meeting
Band of Love
East Clifton Avenue
Paul Rebb
East Third Street
M. Wise
Young People’s Meeting
Young People's Meeting
Industrial Home
Sycamore Street
J. B Bradley
Reliance
Opera Place
Trumble
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church IN
Zion
Wilbur Glenn Y Voliva
Walnut” Street
William S. Peckham
Local Police to Enforce New Auto Law Sept 1
Chief Millikin announced strict enforcement of the recent Legislature auto code from its 37 sections starting September 1. He outlined salient provisions and will publish a recap. chauffeur licensing remains tied up in Supreme Court review. Officers will not accept ignorance as a defense for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
Police
Supreme Court
Moonlight Ride For Elks In Cincinnati
Moonlight excursion for Cincinnati Lodge No. 5 Elks on Island Queen departs Broad way foot at 6 30 pm and returns about 11 30 pm on Saturday September 12. Limited to lodge members and their women friends with dancing and music aboard. Committee: Harry C. Busch Fred B. Salmar Fred Seibert J. C. Kelley Edward Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5
Elkg
Island Queen
Broadway
Lodge
Harry C. Busch
Fred B. Salmar
Fred Seibert
J. C. Kelley
Edward Meyer
Real Estate Notes Show Several Building Projects Planned
A three story store and warehouse will rise at 1420 Central avenue by Max Krankel for 16000 dollars. Architect Philip Pfeiffer plans a residence for Mrs H Stower at Dana avenue and Winding way costing 10000 dollars. Brokers Mayer & Bro sold land on Ridge avenue near Mooney Pleasant Ridge to H B Longley who will build two or three homes including a bungalow. H C Cleneay returns from the East as a new grandfather. Charles Nourse departs for a lakes vacation. Moessinger & Co sold a South Norwood lot 50 by 150 feet to Isaac Walker for a St Louis flat building worth 8500 dollars. Rapp Zettle & Rapp drafted a home for L D Mosher at Edwards road and Southside avenue East Walnut Hills. Smith Bros & Co report rentals including five room flats at 2238 Burnet Ave Mt Auburn 480 per year and apartments in several buildings from 240 to 420 dollars annually. Construction permits sought for a two and a half story brick residence and garage on Rose Hill avenue north of Beechwood. Fred Schroth owner. project cost 14000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Max Krankel
Philip Pfeiffer
H. Stower
Dana Avenue
Winding Way
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Ellis G. Kinkead
Wade H. Ellis
Ridge’ Avenue
Mooney
Pleasant Ridge
H. EB. Longley
Jackson, Moessinger & Co
Samuel Powers
Adams Avenue
Norwood
Isaac Walker
St. Louis
Smith Bros. & Co
R. W. Reid
P. H. Burlingham
Burnet Avenue
Mt. Auburn
W. H. H. Isgrigg
Thomas N. Fordyce
Senate
D. W. Gaines
C. Walker
Clara Longmead
William Corcoran
Charles H. Hess
Victor
C. G Davis
Benjamin A. Wyatt
H. Gieske
Southside Avenue
Riverside
Rose Hill Avenue
Beechwood Avenue
Fred 8. Schroth
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Madisonville and Norwood Park
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds in Madisonville and Delhi Township plus Norwood Park sub, with owners such as John D. Moore, Tilden R. French, Walter Oakley, Anna B. Mathers, and Barbara Rook. Also mortgage filings and cancellations include John Gaede, Ralph Newcomb, and Frederick W. Kruse among others. Rentals and lease terms noted for several properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Moore
Thomas O. Muchmore
Madisonville
Stanley E. Bowdle
Walter Oakley
R. French
Delyhla Townsley
Boise
Morrison and Howell Avenues
Anderson-Chase
Anna B. Mathers
Nofof
Norwood Park
Charles Trautman Et al
Henry Roe
Delhi Township
William J. McCormick
McCormick Place
Mira Mitchell
Henry A. Kipp
Hillside Avenue
Erkenbrecher Improvement Councib
Mooney Avenue
Ellis G. Kinkaid
Frederick Holle
Owen
N. Kinney
Paul Lochterman
Mherancourt
Albert W. Schwartz
Sophie E. Evans
Seccesseer
Sophia E. Schwartz
Henrietta Reu
WVRAS
J. W
James Courtney
Wiliam
Gepe
Schroeder
Hugh McPhillips
Michael Mcside
Ridgeway Avenue
William H. Laming
Lon F. Ross
B. D. Barton
Oakley
Joseph F. Mills
Son F. Ross
Barton
Main Street
Frederick Niederhelmann
Clifford Millan
Readina Road
Lote
Mills
Menlo
Minnie Gable
Charles Gable
Williams Street
Oberleya
Sycamore Township
Ceenb
F. A. Drake
Otto L. Hirtzel
Mary E. Sims
Y. Earlywine
William EB
Elizabeth Barnard
Frederick E. Radcliffe
Raymond Z. Bogart
E. R. Waechter
Dorothea
Lord
Lillie E. Lewis
Lotwood
Der
Sscveesseerree Brewing Company
Norwood
Schwartz
Allen L. Foster
Frederick W. Kruse
Zoo Land Syndicate
Schel
B. C. Bedinser
Emma A. Courtney
Ley’s
Terrace Park
Helen, J. Conger
William and
Annie
B. Reeves
McClifford Reeves
William
Littleford
Samuel 8. Davies
Pius
Barbara Albert A. Kumler
Tilden R. French
Millsbrae
C. A. Heiliker
Mt. Washingston
John Gaede
Advance
N. S. Dickinson
Southern Ohio Savings Bank Co
Icceesteees
Henrietta D. Truxillo
Frederick A. Schmial Co
Henry Ee
Isles
Pscenie
Amelia McFee
Ralph Newcomb
Eagle B
Apartments for Eight Sisters Rise Near Parish on Laurel
Brick and stone three and a half story structures for eight Sisters rise on Laurel street near Linn by Joseph's Parish. Alterations and additions approved for Sixth and Race streets by E Company with owner cost details referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eight Sisters
Laurel Street
Linn
Ra Joseph's Parish
Cowtieeshle
Race Streets
E Company
Haidel
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
Court records list multiple cases including H H Hoffman et al versus Luke A Staley et al for accounting and a receiver. Julia Strauss versus Supreme Lodge Ancient Order of United Workmen for $454. Charles H Jenz and William F Jenz against City of Cincinnati for damages. M H Dehner against The Restless Wire Fly Screen Company on appeal. The Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway Company versus The Well Brockman Company for $32.40. Maggie Green against William T Green for alimony. Additional cases and attorneys noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Lykins
William F. Jenz
City of
Cincinnati
M. H. Dehner
The
Restless Wire Fly Screen Company Et al
Squire Myers
J. C. Rogers
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Cmpany
Well- Brockman Company
Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly
Maggie Green
William T. Green
William Littleford
Superior Court
Cincinnati, New Orleans & l
Manon
Cannon
Smith & Hoadly
Alleged Murderer Claimed by Death
David Roberts accused by police of murdering his wife found last Sunday night in her room at 1545 John Street with head injuries. He was moved from County Jail to City Hospital where he died at 2 30 this morning. Doctors cite alcohol and developing pneumonia as factors in his critical condition. In delirium he cried for his wife and pleaded for mercy. He was placed in the strong ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Roberts
John Street
WANTS TRAINS TO STOP AT BRIGHTON
North Fairmount Improvement Association adopts resolutions urging the Big Four Baltimore and Ohio and C H and D railroads to halt all trains at Brighton for passenger transfers to Crosstown streetcars. It also backs ambulance service with a doctor for injured or drowned victims and refers the Harrison Avenue Viaduct rental to the Federated Improvement Association for further discussion with city committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fairmount Improvement Association
Big Four
Baltimore & Ohio
Brighton
Traction Company
Harrison Avenue
Federated Improvement Association
Tobacco Trust Tale to Appear in The Commercial Tribune
Clarence Le Bus, president of the Burley Society, to publish "The Other Side" of the tobacco trust story in tomorrow's Commercial Tribune with space provided at his request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
Tobacco Trust
Clarence LE Bus
Burley Society
Obituary and burial notices from local pages
Deaths include Charles C Breuer aged 63 and John R Stanbery aged 72 with private funerals. Frank Teebe aged 41, burial details given. Burial permits list multiple deaths with causes from pneumonia to cancer and other ailments across several streets and hospitals.
Also Mentioned on This Page
City News
Painter
Protestant Episcopal
Presbyterian
Methodist Episcopal
East Pearl Street
G. Pollard
Baptist
Lincoln Park
G. R. Robbins
George W. Johnson
Christian
Lutheran
NEW Thought Temple
Gilbert Avennue
Elks
H. Q. Cleneay
Cleneay & Nourse
Charles Nourse
Rapp, Zettle & Rapp
L. D. Mosher
Edwards Road
East
John P. Gaede
West End B. Ao Co
Fred Stoffer
Mercer L. & B. Co
William Krogman
Garden D. & I. Co
Pee F. H. Lammers
Madison B. A
Johnp Beliers
Samme
Callle Kinkead
Herman Terhalle
T. Earlywine
John G. Hudson
John Schwab
San Marco B. & L. Co
Regina Fein
Stella Ae Roe Oso de
Liberal L. & B.&co
A. P. Kaiser
Same
L. W. Drummond
E.ceseeeee
Common Pleas Court
Shillito
John Shillits Company
Alleghanies
North Fairmount Association
John Genker
W. Sixth
Rosa Rabenstein
W. Court St
Ferdinand Peck
Buck
Elizabeth Heimbach
Burnet Ay
Clifford A Poehner
Pleasant St
Elsie Benzel
August Ruckstuhl
Wayne St
Stella Lynch
Beaute
Walter E. Johns
Muriel C. Kerber
James Green
Gary Carthage Fannie Cause
Ivorydale
Albert H. Hillebrand
Linnst Lillian Hautz
Br&suer
Charles Christian
Georgia Lee Breuer
Gholson
Samuel
Fulton Avenue
Spring Grove Chapel
Stanbery
John R
Delaware County
Miles T. Watts
Teebe
Beyerlein
John
Vine Street
Graf
Hannah
Schuette
Anthony
Ramsey Street
Tebbe
Frank
West Fourth Street
Lawrence
Tower Hill
May Street
Bright
Mathias
Elizabeth
Flint Street
Aley
Catherine
East Thirteenth Street
Summers
West Sixth Street
Gro Mary
Laclede Avenue
Rethmann
Ferdinand
Mulberry Street
Reed
Garnet
New Richmond Street
Fichie Bro Jewelers
W. Fourth St
Goodall & Sor
Church Co
Chad
Michigan Resorts
Hotels and Resorts
Ocean City, N. J
HOTEL
Normandie
Pvp
Hoh
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic City
Havlin
Atlantic City, N. J
Miller Cottage
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth-Cherbourg
Bremen
Kaiser Wm
d.Gr
Kronprinz Wm
Cecilie
Kaiser Wm. II
U RanKmart A.M. Bremen
Barbarossa
Friedrich Wm
Friedrich 4. Gr
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
A.M. P. Irene
K. Albert
Ee Ibast
P. Trene
North German Lloyd Travelers
Ghecke Oelrichs & CO
Atlas National Bank
Brighton German Bank Co
Bepler & Co
Race St
Ational
German National Bank
Kuhn & Sons
Western Gersman Bank
Indianapolis
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Lea
Batesville
London
Natural Bridge
Tray
Fourth Street
Covington
Latonia
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
Fourth and Vine Sts
Sinton Hotel
CH & D
Fifth and Baymiller
Closson’s For Fine Paintings
Fourth St
West
Arker
Thomas Cook & Son
American Line
New York
Plymouth
Cherbourgouthampton
Philadelphia
Queenstown
Liverpool
Atlantic Transport Line
RED
Star Line
Dover
Queen Starline
Cherbourg
Southampton
ULAR
Italy
Boston
Hamburg
AMEE
Hamb Deutschland
Lincoln
Moltke
Sis
Deutschland
Winter Cruises
Westwates
Hamburg-American Line
B’way
N.Y
Indiana
Vincennes
Washington
Mitchell
Seymour
North Vernon
Milan
Central Union Station
Offich
Walnut ST
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