Maxine Elliott Wins Pan American Beauty Award
The engraving of Mrs. Goodwin, praised as an attractive wife of Nat Goodwin, was created by Falk from a New York photograph. She will appear next week at the Grand in When We Were Twenty-one, and recently won a Pan-American beauty prize as the handsomest brunette in America. Cecil Raleigh of Drury Lane will preside and open the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat
Goodwin
New York
Falk
America
Cecil Raleigh
Drury Lane
Local Advance Sale Sets Pace for Goodwins Grand Week
Anticipation runs high as the Goodwins engage at the Grand next week with advance sale breaking before noon yesterday. Treasurer Aylward notes receipts triple the day’s take as regular pricing replaces the early rate. Strong demand from fashionables and theater parties signals a week of nearly universal interest and the public’s warm reception of Mrs. Goodwin as a leading representative of American beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwins
Aylward
Leche
Goodwin
Large New York benefit for widow and orphans of comedian Ott
A vast audience gathered at the New York Theater in Longacre Square for a benefit performance in memory of comedian Joseph Ott. The program featured top city talent and ran from early afternoon until sunset, raising a substantial sum for Otts widow and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
New York Theater
Joseph Ott
United States
Longs Acre Square Playhouse
Iron trade steady buys and crowded billet mills abroad
Cleveland December report notes steady finished steel demand while pig iron buyers pause. uncertainty over ore prices persists. Large contracts have kept billet mills busy for foreign orders. export trade weak in Europe but old contracts remain strong. Vanderbilt lines and other rail orders cited amid overall heavy buying across markets.
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Cleveland
Iron Trade Review
Sthe
Vanderbilt
Chicago
Vaudeville Benefit Honors Late Comedian Family
Audience and prominent figures joined a tribute for the late comedian’s family. The White Rats organized the event, donating a $1,000 clock and services from many members. The Sire Bros provided their hall and a $1,000 contribution. Over a hundred performers appeared, with notable names including Weber and Fields, Dan Daly, Dailey, Bernard, Hilliard, Mayo, May Edouin, Pauline Hall, Otis Harlan, and numerous others. Louis and McCoughtry offered watercolor paintings as special features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sire’ Bros
Weber and Fields
Dan Daly
Peter F. Dailey
Sanyv Bernard
Ross and Fenton
Alice Shaw
Amelia Somerville
Ezra Kendall
Robert Hilliard
the Earl of Yarmouth
Margaret Mayo
Julius Stegner
May Edouin
Pauline Hall
Otis Harlan
Star and Garter Company
Russell Brothers
Nat M. Wills
George Fuller Golden
Lawrence Hanley
Charles T. Aldrich
Dolly Mestayer
Mr. Ott
Dumonts
Louise Beaudet
Corinne
Truly Shattuck
Mark Murphy
Emma Carug
Louis and McCoughtry
New York Theater
Right to Hoot Authors Sparks London Debate On First Night Booing
London theaters face debate over audience booing on opening night as manager George Alexander. critics split on whether booing is a nuisance or a misused right. The piece notes ongoing shows including An American Gentleman at the Sun, Piney Ridge at Heuck’s, Flynn’s Burlesquers, The Girl with the Auburn Hair at Columbia, and The Real Widow Brown at Walnut with Buck and Wing dancers and a fire scene in The Octoroon’s coming Robinson's bill.
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London
George Alexander
Alexander
Clement Scott
O. P.’’ Club
Lyceum
Piney ‘Ridge
David Higgins
Heuck
Matt J. Flynn
The
Columbia
Brown
Baldwin-Melville Company
Robinson's
Baldwin
Bayou
Recalled Efforts Return After Early-Year Lull
A note indicates efforts or projects paused earlier in the year are being revived. Details on scope or participants are limited, but the phrase suggests renewed activity or consideration after a period of postponement.
German flax shortage raises prices and spurs talks
Washington reports a raw flax shortage in Germany with price gains of 10 to 12 percent. Mills curtail output, some operate half or full time with few spindles. A Breslau and Trautenau conference will consider introducing American flax to Germany through Belgian and Russian dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Breslau
Trauteriau
Bohemia
Eeek
Incorporations Reported in Columbus Dec 4 1904
Special Despatch notes several incorporations including The Fort Wayne Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad Company with $20000 capital, Dayton leaders Samuel George Charles W Gebhart Clifford EB ne Charles A Lucius Davis A Waymire E J Mounstephen A Miller D W Sinks and William Hobbit. road planned to leave the state at Van Wert. Freeport Home saphone Company Freeport Germania Printing and Dyeing Cincinnati capital stock $25000 by John J Lineamer William E Mildner Bertha P Jen Frank A Jennings Stanley W Jen and the Columbus Co operative Real Estate Company Columbus capital stock $5000.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cincinnati Railroad Company
Dayton
Samuel George
Charles W. Gebhart
Clifford
Eb.” Ne
Charles “A. Lucius
Davis A. Waymire
E.-J. Mounstephen
Miller
Wiliam Hobbit
van Wert
Freeport Homé Saphone Company
Freeport
Germania
Cincinnati
Capital
Stork
John 9. Lineameser
William E. Mildner
Bertha
Jen Prank A. Jennings
Stanley W. Jen
Columbus Co-operative Re Estate Company
Sheriff attaches $125000 against Chicago contractors in New York
The Sheriff served an attachment today for $125,000 against Edward S. Naugie, William H. Holcomb, and Alfred P. Hopkins of Holcomb & Co contractors in Chicago, in favor of Joseph McLoughlin for services in procuring a contract with the Central Railway Ohio Tennessee to construct. The attachment was granted on grounds that the defendants are nonresidents and a copy was served on a third party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edwards
PLEA FOR TEMPERANCE HEARD AT W C T U HEARING
Washington reports that the W C T U convention re elected President Mrs Stevenson and current officers. A delegation urged House Committee and Insular Affairs to support Mr Littlefields liquor and opium ban for aboriginal tribes in Pacific islands. Miss Leetch and Brehm spoke. President and Mrs McKinley hosted a reception for about 1900 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stevenson
House Committee
Littlefield
Pacific Islands
Philippines
Hawaii
Punchinello Fails at Boston With Willard Company
Boston critics pan the Elwyn A Barron drama Punchinello produced by E S Willard. The audience, expecting a triumph for the actor and his company, read disappointment as the final act gloom lingered and no sunshine followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Willard
Boston
Florella
Willard
American Comedy “A Gold Mine” to Open at the Pike
Brander Matthews and George H. Jessup present the American comedy A Gold Mine at the Pike next week. The authors claim the play is entirely original with no foreign influences and centers on an American character and experience, offering fresh, novel situations in a revival that should feel new to local audiences.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Messrs
Brander Matthews
George H. Jessup
Pike
Blanche Walshs Southern Tour Promises Allure With More Than Queen
Manager Ben Stern gears up for Blanche Walsh in More Than Queen touring the South including Texas. The actress draws strong Southern interest and the Grand Theatre spectacle promises the most costly and picturesque scenery Cincinnati has seen this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Stern
Blanche Walsh
Texas
Cincinnati
Forged Note Alleged in Muncie Bank Find
Merchants National Bank in Muncie Indiana uncovered a disputed forged note for 1500 dollars presented by John Truitt about two months ago. The signature allegedly belongs to John Watts who now denies signing it. Truitt reportedly left town.
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Commercial Tribune
Muncie
Ind
Merchants’ National Bank
John Truitt
John Watts
Watts
Truitt
Real Estate Transfers and River Trade Notices
Real estate transfers listed include Walter H. Tarr to Smith-Kasson Co for a five year lease at 126 West Fifth street and multiple quitclaims and lot trades involving Dayton Street and Pine Avenue. Also noted are mortgages canceled and numerous acreage transfers in Springfield and Millcreek Townships. River dispatches report varying depths and vessel movements across multiple ports with several boats up and down, including coal traffic and tows in Ohio River towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Tarr
Smith-Kasson Co
West Fifth Street
Austin Goodman
Cincinnati Savings Society
Dayton Street
Gertrude J. Burkart
Clarence C. Hetvitt Et al
Emma Robben
Fairbertha Peacock
Pine Street
Jordan
Hewitt
Ieligs Ceicencas
H. Burdick
Green Township
Mary N. Davis
Henry Parnell
F. Schhelle
Albert H. Lauer
Jacob Zellner
Joseph W
Mary Q. Sellew
Mary E. Alexander
Anna Lasance
Johnston
Highland Avenue
Nora G
C. F. Bailey
Elizabeth H. Richard T
Alice H. ‘Durrell
Wition
Millcreek Township
Delhi Mathews
John
W. Herron
Carr
Borden Eae
Fisher
Charles B. Reinke
Louise “Vonderberg
Steamers Depart Today From River Ports
Ships such as O.SUNSHINE from Portsmouth and P. WELLS from Maysville head downstream at 5 p.m. VWORKUM sails at 3 30 p.m. from Petersburg and INDIANA at 4 p.m. from Vevay. CITY OF LOUISVILLE leaves at 5 p.m. Reports suggest maritime movement for multiple destinations along the river.
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Pomeroy
Sunshine
Portsmouth
Wells
Maysville
Courier
Petersburg
Vworkum
Vevay
Ind
Indiana
Louisville
City OF
Main St
Leave as Advertised in Pittsburg and Memphis
Classified notice notes auction and sale items with times in Pittsburg Memphis New Orleans and an approximate date around December 15. Mentions HUDSON and NEW SOUTH and SPEED in the schedule. The fragmentary text lists broadcast or sale slots tied to cities and a period around mid December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hudson
Memphis
New South
New Orleans
Speed
River Levels Clear at Evening Observations
Water readings show 24.1 feet at 6 p.m. after daytime levels of 245 feet at 6 a.m. and a previous 24.3 feet. river height fluctuates with time.
River Forecast Despite Rainfall Rises at Pittsburg
River levels are expected to rise today and stay elevated for several days after recent rains. The barge stage reached Pittsburg yesterday as water continues to swell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Vanguard the steel boat arrives to aid harbor
A Vanguard tug from New Orleans, described as the most powerful boat in the harbor, arrived Wednesday night and will remain permanently to assist the relief. Built of steel, she draws eight feet with a 60 foot length, 25 foot height, and 10 foot beam. Captain Brookhart led her duty yesterday as a six man crew handled steering for the Joe B. Williams tow through bridges. Repairs planned today.
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Vanguard
New Orleans
Brookhart
Joe B. Williams
Louisville
Williams
Marine Engineers Hold Evening Meeting at Harbor
The Marine Engineers met last night and transacted routine business. Belle McGowan Coal City and Joe B Williams delivered large tows of coal to Louisville yesterday. The Dave Wood navigates today and brings in four barges saved from Sunday’s Huntington smash up. The Jim Brown J M Burton and Acorn sailed with tows while Eagle expected to finish in a week. Ash Barnhart prepared supplies ahead of Williams arrival. F Marmet goes up today.
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Marine Engineers
Belle McGowan
Coal City
Joe B
Williams
Louisville
Dave Wood
Huntington
Jim
Brown
J. M Burton
Acorn
Eagle
Ash Barnhart
Falls City to be sent to Madison Ways for repairs
The Falls City will be out next Friday and the Charles B Pearce will be sent to the Madison Ways for repairs. Boats are delayed due to heavy fogs and the Carroll arrived from Petersburg with timber yesterday. The steamer Indiana departs for Madison tomorrow morning and the New South is slated to leave Memphis on Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Falls City
Charles
Pearce
Madison
Carroll
Petersburg
Indiana
Vavay
Keystone State
Virginia
Lst
Louisville
Riverboats Delay as Water Rises Slow Traffic to Pittsburg
High water slows up stream towboats bringing empties to Pittsburg. Sam Brown will take out a coal load tomorrow followed by Hornet Fallie Volunteer and Tom Rees. Park at Davis Island planned with funding promised by Congress.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Sam Brown
Hornet
Fallie
Tom -Rees
Sam “Brown
Wim. Bay
Rof Ironton
Ira Huntington
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley
Government Lock
Davis Island
Coneven Dalzell
Acheson
Graham
Congress
Uncle Sam
Markets Report From New York Commodity Trade
New York grain and flour market reports show flour receipts 27 969 bbls and exports 3 156 bbls with sales 7 500 pkgs while wheat receipts reach 44 400 bush and exports 114 700 with sales 2 320 000 futures 80 000 spot. Prices drift weak at close as foreign advances fade. No 2 red January 77 8 3 4 c, March 79 3 4 80 c, December 77 7 8 c. Corn receipts 12 890 bush exports 102 092 bush sales 110 000 bush futures 96 000 spot. spot 46 1 4 c elev No 2 46 c. Options firm early then ease with wheat and corn. end prices near unchanged.
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New York
Spersteddy
F. O
Duluth
Aigc
Maya Gata
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Toledo
Milwaukee
Batley
Astc
Burley Leaf Market Sees Price Rise in New Crop
The Burley leaf market reports better prices for the new 1900 crop as offerings of high quality rise. A total of 485 hogsheads were sold across four warehouses with gains noted in common bright smokers and certain mid to high grades.
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Globe Warehouse
Market rounds mixed as futures dip and grains steady
Commodities report shows coffee futures opening lower and later steady with modest gains. Brazil crop movement burdens market and late European cables turn favorable. Wheat and corn prices quoted across Kansas City St Louis and Baltimore with mixed cash and futures bids. oats hold firmer in Milwaukee as barley stays steady in regional markets.
Cotton markets slip with dull spots in New York New Orleans
New York cotton closed dull with spot markets at middling levels and futures barely steady as December through July contracts range around 9.5 to 9.7 cents. New Orleans reports quiet sales of 3 960 bales, with stock and receipts rising and exports to Britain France and the continent detailed.
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New York
Gulf
New Orleans
Great Britain
Bates
France
Continent
Weather looks for rain and cold across regions
The weather section notes fair conditions in parts of the country with expectations of a moving storm from the Missouri Valley bringing cloudy rainy weather. Light rain and near freezing temperatures are reported in the Northwest and West, with Cincinnati showing a mild December pattern and small rainfall figures in a daily weather summary.
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Missouri Valley
Westerday
Cincinnati
Refused Bride Seeker Kills Woman Then Dies
Louis Meadows, a Monon Railway employee, shot Miss Frances Hahn after she refused to marry him in Lafayette Indiana. He turned the gun on himself and died at the scene while Miss Hahn lay seriously wounded at her sister Mrs Otto Collins home near Taylor's Station ten miles south of Lafayette.
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Commercial Tribune
Lafayette
Ind
Louis Meadows
Monon Railway
Frances’ Hahn
Miss Hahn
Otto Collins
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Packet Line Services
Advertisement listing maritime passenger and freight departures from Pittsburg and Cincinnati to Wheeling and Pittsburg. Hudso leaves the wharfboat at 5 p.m. on Saturday December 8, Mauck agent. Virginia service follows December 11 to Pomeroy and intermediate points. Stanley Sunshine and Bonanza runs to Charleston with daily 5 p.m. departures from Broadway. Edgington’s Daily Packeting to Portemouthings and P. Wells departs this evening at 5 o’clock. Telephone numbers provided for each line.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati Packet Line
Wheeling
HUDSO
Main
BE. R. Mauck
Virginia
Pomeroy
Henry M. Stanley
Sunshine
Bonanza
Stanley
Charleston
Broadway
Télephone
Edgington
P. Wells
STAR
I Beate
Ik Diprom
Fountain
Detroit
Columbus
Zanesville
ChillMeathe
Parkersburg
Dayton
Kerton and Sandusky
T Mall
Prrseever Neess
Middletown
Em. Payee
Lima
Polis
St. L
Hannibal & Quincy
St. Louis
Kansas City
Vandalia
MONON
Baymiller
Chicago
Maishabesad
Ind
Lafayette
H. D. Station
Fifth and Baymilier Sts
Mitchell
Jamestown
Chautauqua
New ‘York
Boston
Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern R. R
Central Union Station
Third St
Central Ave
Fourth and Vine Sts
B. & O. Exchange
Wash
N. Y
Chillicothe
Blanchester
Hillsboro
St. Louis Limited
Fast Mail
Bt. Louis Accommodation
Louisville
New Orleans
Louisv
Jeffersonville
Jeffersonvile
North
Vernon
Loveland
Madeira
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Central “Union
Third’ Street
Central Avenue
Fourth
Vine Streets
Dayton Express
Spe
Spri
New York
L’t’d
Springfield
Southwestern
Prk
New Or
White City
Chicago Night Express
Terre Haute
St. Louis & Terre Haute
Indianapolis Express
Connersville & Hagerstown
Connersyville& Hagerstown
Harrison
Morrow
Philadelphia
Richmond
Xenia
Logansport
Akron
Oe Flyer
Detroit Express
Branchester
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Lines
PEARL
Portsmouth
Virginia Railway
Court St
Virginia and
Carolina
Pocahontas and Rich
Hillsb
Mail
Portsmouth & Kenova
Ohio
Job Advertisement at 693 Gholeon Ave Avondale
A help wanted notice seeks workers for good wages before 4 o clock Friday at 693 Gholeon Avenue Avondale. The ad provides no company name but emphasizes prompt application and fair pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gholeon’ Ave
Avondale
Weekend Weather Outlook Across States
Ohio expects rain on Friday with colder, fair Saturday and lake snow soon. West Virginia sees rain Friday, warmer southeast, then colder Saturday with mountain snow and variable winds. Indiana faces rain south and north, then fair Saturday with fresh southerly winds turning northwest. Kentucky forecasts fair and colder Friday into Saturday with southerly winds shifting to northwest.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Morgan Resigns as Swindling Broker Turns Assets to Creditors
Charles W Morgan a New York Philadelphia stockbroker at C W Morgan & Co assigned for creditors after arrest. Morgan Hart and Claude Turner faced grand larceny and conspiracy charges in Police Court with bail set at 5000 for Morgan and Turner and 3000 for Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles W.morgan
Philadelphia
C. W. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Hart
Claude Turner
Chicago
Turner
Maritime arrivals and departures listed across ports
The bulletin reports ships arriving at New York Bremen St Johns Auckland and Cherbourg among others on December 6 while also noting sailings from Rotterdam and London and arrivals at Gibraltar and Portland. Several vessels named with destinations include The Neustra The Mitinehaba The Pre toria and The Peruvian among others with routes involving New York Liverpool Glasgow Cherbourg and Hamburg.
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New York
Hamburg
Rae A Faes
Alan Sydney
Tér Apfa
Honolulu
San Francisco
Cnarles
Pretoria
New
Oes
Domitrion
Liverpool
Glasgow
Round Turn: Chicago Tribune fragment on a boy and Maria
A clipped Chicago Tribune fragment shows speech about handling a boy, with voices debating custody or guardianship. The lines capture a tense exchange as one speaker asks to take charge and another agrees, with fragmented punctuation and quotation marks.
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Maxine
Elliott
Joe Ott
Insular Affairs Committee
Elwyn Barron
Stern
Queen
Hedwig Schuch
Storrs
Edward
Susan Beall
Southern Ohio
Robertha
Samuel D. “Peacock
Cincinnati Sexings Society
Elizabeth H
H. . Reeves
Rpg
Ss Notebe
Amy Hassell
Liberal. L. and
Henry W. Koch
Queen B. A. Co
James C. Mahon
B.A. Co
James. Hinchey
George N. Leighton
Albert H. Beem Fook
Frederick Eesk
Anna Weber
Mary M. Ruff
Stresswood Ik. Co
Miles J. Todd
Madison B.A. Co
Isabella I. Thomas
Elizabeth Paracel
Tannen Lipps
Harriet, Martin
Maggie ‘Grif ReMesaeee
Tyne Sececes
Nora Gunckle
Enterprise B. A. Co
William M. Monroe
U.S. Grant L. Moa
Carrie E. Houston
Edgar M. Johnson
Enma C. Erkenbrecher
Coattelitecte
Warren
Oil City
Brownsville
Morgantown
Ne Beret liv
Marietta
Cave Wood
Pleasant
Lover Archer
Adelle
Campbell's Creek Landing
Fred Wilson
Ed Roberts
Cruiser
Workum
May Stewart
Beaver
Little Fred
John Moren
Lizzie Bay
Carrollton
Golden Gate
Kentucky River
E.G. Ragan
Evansville
Harry
Alice Brown
Sam Clark
Raymond Horner
W. W. O'Neil
Tom Dodsworth
J. C. Risher
Jim Moren
J. O. Cole
Howard's
Billy Walker
Dan Kane
Billy Smith
John Douglass
Jimmie White
O'Neill
East
Cairo
Rees Lee
Peters Lee
Charlotte
Louis
Cans Girardeau
St. Mary's
Alton
Tennessee
Josie
Hickman
Chester
St.Mary's
Cape Girardeau
E . Alton
Grain and Provisions
Bodmgan
Morris
Cinccinnati-Miami
Brazil
Shorte
Rio
Cordova
Weather Bureau
Savetescree
Setereees
B. D
CLD
Tel
Ephone
Paducah
Nashville
Hot Springs
Vicksburg
Way
John K. Speed
J.c.dorman
North German Lloyd
Cherbourg
Southampton
Bremen
Azores
Naples
Genoa
Prince Line
Italy
Trojan Prince
R. Richard & CO
Harvey Ay
L. G. Hopkins
Og Barr
Eighth St
F. Su
W John ST
Plum St
Walnut Hills
N.e.c. Oak, St
Melrose Ave
Gilbert and Locust Ave
Eden Flats
Grand St
Fourth ST
Smith
Easures
W. Pearl
Race
Elm
P.R. Mitchell Co
W.eye
P. O
Box City
Udle Warner
Ridpath
Encyclophdias
Finear
He Press
Alex. D
Hamilton & CO
Neave Building
Onal” Maleable Castings Co
Sreeae Re Ras
al Apply
National Register Company
Aves de
Illito’s
Dawson J. Blackmore
Reading Road
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway
Pearl and
Butler Sts
Michigan Expresa
Petoskey and
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railway
Pearl and Pultesis
Lancaster and
Zanhesville
Louisville & Nashville R. R
Pearl and Butler
Central Union
Fifth and Vine
Louisville Express
Louisville Accom
Lexington Fast Mail
Fla
Falmouth
Nash
Butler Accommodation
Louisville & Memphis
Lexington Express
Lexington Mail
Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Fourth and Race Streets
Chesapeake & Ohiory
Third
Central Av
Fifth and
Walnut
F. F. W. Limited
Maysville & Hunt
Georgetown
Pearland
Butlerista
Bethel
Hamersville & G'town
All Points
Carre
Cin
New Water Works
Carrél St
Lebanon & North Depot
Lebanon Mail and Express
Lebanon Mall
Lebanon Accommodation
Montgomery
Montgomery Accommodat
East Norwood Desceses
Lebanon
Montgomery & Way
Ernay
Tuinois Central Railroad
Vine Street
Grand Central Station
Fulton
N. Orleans
Mex
California
N. Orléans
L't'd
Ark
Tex
R. R—Court “Street
Gry
Jackson
Ayeu
Lawrenceburg
AWI- Kora Electric Railway
Anderson's Ferry
Sedamsville
Fountain Square
Cleves
Aurora
Frankfort
Ankfort& Cincinnati
WEA Een & Crescent
Meres
Orma
Ennie Gerrie
C-Fes
Chicago Tribune
Maria
Pops
Bis
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