McPhee Signs Contract With Reds For Next Season
Manager John McPhee signs a bench role contract with the Reds, no playing obligation. Treasurer Lloyd notes no figures squabbles. Lloyd hopes for a strong 1901 club and plans travel to New York for the league meeting. Corcoran may attend to assist, familiar with last season’s performance and needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McPhee
Lloyd
Mac
McPhee
Reds
Brush
New York
Jimmy Casey
Commercial Tribune
Casey
Watkins
Irwin
Steinfeldt
League President Denies Resignation Move
President Nick Young rejected a New York report claiming he would resign at the National League meeting next week. He said no such thought or suggestion existed and plans to attend the meeting despite a heavy cold at his Mt. Pleasant home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Young
Mt. Pleasant
McGraw Eyes Quick Start for American League
John McGraw suggests the American League should act now without waiting for others. He says Johnson’s talks are informal and a meeting will decide formal steps, arguing expansion should proceed on a fixed foundation and avoid war with the National League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Johnnie McGrawis
Hennings
Ban Johnson
Philadelphia
Robison
National League
Finals Begin Today in Amateur Billiard Tournament
The Class B billiards tournament at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club in New York completes its qualifying rounds. Schmitt of Chicago and Billitter of Minneapolis reach the finals, while Ferguson and Paige also win a game each. Paige defeats Ferguson 300 to 280, with Paige posting a 530-34 average. Ferguson withdraws to let Paige contend in the finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Messrs
Schmitt
Chicago
Billitter
Minneapolis
Paige
Boston
Ferguson
Servatius
Frank Billitter
E. O. Presby
Thia City
Presley
Billiter
Presles
Tota
T. Cutler
An Paige
Charies Schmitt
W. W. Kellogg
Chi
Schmitt Eligible to Participate in A. U. Tourney
The Knickerbocker Athletic Club states Mr. Schmitt participates as an individual not as Chicago Athletic Association representative. He is therefore eligible as a Member in good standing of the A. A. U. to take part in the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Schmitt
Chicago Athletic Association
Championship Alleys Picked for United States Bowling Champs
Chicago today announced the United States bowling championships will be held on the second floor of the Welsbach Building at 68 and 70 Wabash avenue. The 50 by 166 foot space will house six alleys with dressing rooms and a reception area, 800 spectator seats, and an 18 foot runway between the foul line and chairs. Work begins immediately, with completion aimed by January 5, and total rent and expenses set at $900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsbach
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
United States
Wabash Avenue
Frank Brill
W. W. Thompson
Godfrey Langhenry
Gus
American Bowling Congress
Masonic Temple
Expelled Washington University Football Manager Over Ringers
Paul Ellers, manager of Washington University football, has been expelled by a unanimous faculty vote charged with permitting ringers on Thanksgiving Day. Schulte and Cabanne were barred from representing Washington. Cabanne played only once. Ellers’ supporters say others bore more responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercat
Paul
Ralph Bilers
Washington University
Atate
Ellers
Washington
Schulte
Cabanne
Eilers
Smith
Decisions in Trotting Cases Deny Most Release Requests
The Board of Review of the National Trotting Association issued decisions on December 7 denying many release requests from fines. It granted some, suspended others, and cleared the docket by adjourning to May in Chicago. The Golden and Devereaux rulings clarified irregular proceedings and record rules for cups and heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Review
The
National Trotting Association
George W. Saunders
Glenville
Louisville
W. D. Foote
Dallas
Tex
George D. Robens
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lexington
Roy Wilkes
Hol Geers
Theodore T. Maxfield
Bloomfield
N. J
Monopole
Westfield
Mass
W. J. Johns
Punxsutawney
Empire City
Utica Park
Bethlehem
W. Newell
Syracuse
N. Y
Machan & Cherry
Paterson
James Galloway
Sackett’s Harbor
John H. Davis
Wellington
E. Lake
Oswego Falls
Thomas F. Smith
Williamsport
H. Wilson
J. W. Howe
South Lancaster
R. E. Silver
Purxsutawney
A. H. Tyson
Wilmington
Del
B. C. Hard
Tremont
George F. Tailman
Newport
R. I
J. H. Esterline
Shamokin
Messrs. Golden and Cheney
Golden
Cheney
Devereaux
Harry K. Devereaux
Cleveland
John McKerron
Readville
John T. Eldis
Holt
Hornet
Samuel Gallagher
Pittsburg
Maud A
Gertrude
Algie M. Backed But Fades In Five Furlong Race
Outsiders sweep the New Orleans fair meeting as Algie M. fades to second in a tight finish for two year olds. Add and Tour win by a neck, Tom Kingsley takes the fourth race, and W J Deboe dominates the final sprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Vince & Weir
Algie M
Joe
Tecum
Morris
Add
Tour
Tom Kingsley
Larequoise
Sir Christopher
Ocie Brooks
Jessie Jaiboe
Weideman
Pauline J
Major Mansir
Jim W
Brown Vail
Uncle Bill
Mitchell
W. J. Deboe
Hylo
Wiedemann
Jeasie Jarboe
Wonderly
Ignis
Cochran
Isseseseereees
Diggs
Borden
Sorrel Rose
Kildarlie
Deceptive
McJoynt
Senator Joe
Dale
Duces Tecum
C. Wilson
Samovar
Crystalline
A. Weber
Bowling Scores and tournament results from Woodburys and Orientals
Woodburys topped three from Rabbits with Kern posting 244 and many around 200. The Rabbits showed steady play but lacked big collective runs. In the Oriental Tournament the Carvels defeated the Orientals and Jolly Five, with three game scores listed for each side including individual totals and top scorers across two clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodburys
Rabbits Co
Kern
Rabbits
Burnets
Southviews
Jolly Five
Carvels
Orientals
Four Favorites Win At Bennings Track in Washington Meet
Four favorites won at Bennings track Washington today as the meeting closes tomorrow with the feature Maximum race over three miles. Race summaries list top weights, odds, and times for each event, noting other runners in fields led by Charentums Prince Richard and Tyrshena among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bennings
Dominick Guides Two Long Shots to Circus Price Wins
Dominick rode Bill Garrett and Anita B to victory at Oakland with long odds, in a crowded California card. Weather was fine and track fast as Beebee Glissando and other contenders also ran. Race results include Time 1:27 for seven furlongs and Time 1:15 for six furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick
Bill Garrett
Anita B
San Francisco
Oakland
Tim Murphy
Beebee
O'Connor
Bamboulta
Coburn
Glissando
Ned Dennis
Guaite Fay
Burdock
Young Morello
Summer
Tingaling
the Buffoon
Lenzara
Ravelling
Wedderstrand
Argregar
Turner
Estellada
BE. Flynn
Missel
Aphrodis
Sisenvine
Alice
Donce
Lordly
Infina
Spindle
Bangor
Alice Turner
E. Mathews
Hindoo Princess
Vohker
Glengaber
Sea Lion
To & Seide
J. Martin
Poyntz
Novia
Rollick
Gusto
Dimond
Ordnung
Ibs
J. Milter
Our Lizzie
High Hoe
la Mascotte
Vantyne
Leconte Fiamero
Ralston
Necklace
Diomed
Pilot
Wax
Galanthus
J. Daly
Maydine
Colonel Root
Jim McCleevy
Todays Entries From Bennings Races Include Packed Maiden Two Year Old Field
First race lists numerous entries with weights led by Staten Island and Red Spider among others. Second race covers maiden two year olds at a half mile with a long list of entrants and varying weights. Third race shows a steeplechase handicap over two and a half miles featuring Decameron and Sir Hubert with high weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Richard
al Sike
Sadie
Robert Waddell
Lexington
Tyrshena
Hold Up
Fulminate
Earl Fonse
Bondman
Kirkwood
Miss Mitchell
Elsie Skip
Belle Simpson
Lydia
Doc Farrish
Tom. Gilmore
Ahlers
Village Pride
Harvey
Heroics
Bright Night
Bishop Reed
the Planet
Little Reggie
Hismore
Egyptian Prince
Midsummer
Georgie
Dave Waldo
Sakatuck
Moroni
Voloco
Hood's Brigade
Ollie J
Sallie J
Free Hand
Governor Boyd
Little Sallie
Jessie Jarboe
Frank McConnell
Banquo N
Donna Rita
Hitholin
Jim W
Lillian Reed
Ida Ledford
Sir Gallan
Woodtrice
Bohul
Aloh
Agaro
Erijoy
Elsie del
Scorpolette
Juanett
Julius Werner
Manning
Strouster
Gracious
Bignal
Porter B
Gray Dolly
Aaron
Frisco
Letiger
Frank Bell
Gibraltar
May Gertrude
Gold ‘Or
Abba L
Sylvan Lass
Java
Louise Hooker
Della Connors
Twinkle Twink
Genna
Maud Ferguson
Lost Girl
Mountain Dew
Schanken
Monrovia
Alleviate
Bessie Lee
Dr. Marks
Specific
Flush of Gold
Torsida
Snips
Vulcain
el Mido
Campus
Koenig
Dr. Bernays
Sunnello
Imp. Mistral
Grand Sachem
Charentuns
Burns
Becker
Isie
Humboldt
Speedman
Robert
Waddell
Amarita
Maribert
Huitzitapochtle
Moor
Belgrade
Godfrey
J. Slack
Brien
G. Thompson
Sandy
Jill Greenwood
Termiess
the Brother
Chaos
Ruth Park
Lambkin
Judge Magee
Richards
Thermos
Harry McCaun
Momentum
Sadie S
Matchim
Lofter
Miles
Old Tank
Hawk
Eee Hopbrook
Darwin
Aulets
Seo Quite Right
H. Michaels
Rabunta
Brennan
Lexington Pirate
Hothersoll
San Rate
Charlie Moore
Mardelino
San Luis
Evelyn Byrd
Island Prince
Midnight Chimes
Staten Island
Red Spider
Jake
Lady Hasbeen
Innominatum
Callear
Impartial
Velasquez
Hopbrook
Directum
Dame
Imperialist
Bannock
Blarneystone
Gray Bill Higgins
Tenderloin
False Alarm
Marblehead
Woolgatherer
Decimal
Carasaljo
Exoneration Expected in English Jockey Club Verdict
American jockey Lester Reiff said in New York that the English Jockey Club acted fairly and would exonerate him in their decision. He dismissed talk of Croker suing the club and stated he has no intention to sue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockey Club
New York
Lester Reiff
Sloan
Mr. Croker
Belmonts sale from Lexington Nursery Farm to Hamburg Place
August Belmont of New York sold thirteen fifty foals of 1900 from his Lexington Nursery Farm to John E. Madden of Hamburg Place Lexington. Madden denies Hamburg Place is for sale and notes he is training twenty yearlings in Louisville including the Hanover Correction colt bought for $20,000 at Morris and Young in New York in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Belmont
New York
Lexington
Henry of Navarre
Hastings
John E. Madden
Hamburg Place
Madden
Hanover
Entries Entered for Brooklyn Jockey Club Stakes 1901 1902
Secretary H D McIntyre announced entries closed August 15 for stakes to be run in 1901 and 1902. Prominent owners including J R & I P Keene W C Whitney A Featherstone and C Freischmann's Sons show liberal donations. The two year old events list Great American Tremont The Expectation Hudson Criterion and Junior Champion Stakes with their purses. For three year olds to be run in 1902 Brooklyn Derby Carlton Gazelle Stakes with purses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Commercial Tribune
New York
H. D. McIntyre
Finn
Cincinnati Y M C A Beats Knoxville In South Visit
In Knoxville Cincinnati YMCA basketball won 6 to 2 as both teams showed strong play. The first half ended 13 to 2 with six Cincinnati field goals and a foul. Cincinnati’s Kinslow Harrigan Lang and Herbstreit led scoring while Knoxville’s lone field goal came in the first half. The second half 15 to 3 featured equal contributions from both sides and injures limited Knoxville to Stephens’ absence. Cincinnati departs for home at 7:30 PM Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Cincinnati Y. M. C. A
Knoxville Boys
Cincinnati
Fisher
South
Kinslow
Harrigan
Lang
Herbstreit
Mottern
Stephens
Witte Sees Bright Prospect for Jeffries Corbett Match
Matchmaker Witte, after talks with Billy Brady and Jim Corbett, sees high chances for a Jeffries bout against Corbett or another top foe. Negotiations hinge on concessions. a definite announcement is expected tomorrow as terms remain tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Witte
Billy Brady
Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Corbett
Tomorro Jeffries
Cincinnati
Mr. Witte
New Boxing Law Seeks State Commission and Licenses
A substitute for the Horton law plans a Boxing Commission with three members to license clubs, regulate schedules, and assign dates. The bill aims to move boxing oversight from police to the state legislature, arguing boxing is athletic and not unlawful, with limited licenses for first and second class cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Racing Commission
McGovern Plans London Fight If Jordan Refuses Cincinnati Bout
Joe Humphries for Sam Harris and Terry McGovern said McGovern would travel to London to fight Teddy if Ben Jordan declines the Cincinnati Athletic Club bout for a $6,000 purse. The match would offer £3,500 and McGovern cannot depart for England until all U.S. engagements are completed, likely next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGovern
Jordan
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
New York
Joe Humphries
Sam Harris
Terry McGovern
Ben Jordan
Teddy
Cincinnati Athletic Club
Terry
London
National Sporting Club
England
McCoy Plans Christmas Marriage to Marguerite Corneille
Despatch from London reports Kid McCoy will wed Marguerite Corneille, Corbett's former sweetheart, on Christmas Day. Corneille, a singer at Tivoli Music Hall, is enjoying success as McCoy stays at the Hotel Cecil. He aims to box Ryan in Sydney before the National Sporting Club, then perform sparring exhibitions under George Lederer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Kid McCoy
Marguerite Corneille
Corbett
Tivoli Music Hall
McCoy
Cecil
Ryan
National Sporting Club
George Lederer
Denver Board Licenses Prize Fights for 260 Each
The Denver Board of Aldermen passed a bill allowing prize fights with a licensing fee of 260 dollars per performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Board of Aldermen
Prominent Druggist Shoots Man in Suspected Hold-Up
In Muncie Indiana at midnight Marion Stewart a leading druggist shot Dennis Sullivan 71 in the left shoulder near Liberty and Howard streets Sullivan a well known Irish resident was intoxicated and asked the time when two other men were nearby lighting failed Stewart mistook a hold up and regrets the fatal misjudgment saying Sullivan meant no harm and warned him away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Muncie
Ind
Marion Stewart
Dennis Sullivan
Sullivan
Stewart
Handy with his knife in central saloon brawl
Elisha Dean and roommate William Anderson drank at Wolf's saloon on Central avenue near Colerain. Dean drew a knife and cut Ed Miller twice and Elmer Decatur once while others tried to intervene. Police jailed the pair at the Fifth District Station. wounded men were sent home after hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Dean
Dean
Freeman Avenue
William Anderson
Central Avenue
Colerain
Ed Miller
Knox Street
Igi
Miller
Elmer Decatur
Eastern Averrue
Thomas Doherty
Fricke
Anderson
Fifth District
German Officers Foil Treasure Theft at Imperial Palace
Peking report says Sir Claude MacDonald and Lady MacDonald were seen supervising coolies removing treasures from the Chinese imperial palace toward the British Legation in Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Peking
Deutsche Zeitung
Claude MacDonald
MacDonald
Lucatia Arrives at New York from European Ports
The Lucatia arrived in New York on December 8 after sailing from Barcelona and Hamburg, bringing fresh cargo and signaling renewed transatlantic traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lucatia
Barcelona
Hamburg
Vanderbilt Millions Divided Across Estate Dispute Settled
New York December 7 The World reports heirs of Cornelius Vanderbilt agreed to Hasbrouck appraisal valuing real estate at 52500000 after long delay Alfred Vanderbilt to receive 44000000 from residuary estate. Cornelius to gain 7600000 including transfers and taxes. executor Colter to earn 62000. Roadway and rail ads interrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
G. D. Hasbrouck
Alfred Vanderbilt
Young Vanderbilt
Senator Depew
Alfred
Cornelius
Vanderbilt
Colter
O'Connell
Stamina Republican League Holds Fire Plank Vote
The Regulars of the Stamina Republican League issue a fire plank platform stressing energy, conservative finances, and boosting annual events. Election day is this evening from 4 to 8:30 with Beall and Ringold claiming victory and both sides hoping for a majority on the board amid likely ticket scratching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamina Republican League
Washington
Grand Old Party
Beall
Ringold
Civil Government Proposal Eases Boer War Tensions
London reports Chamberlain announced plans to grant civil government to the Orange River and Transvaal Colonies with Milner as governor. Proposals include Dutch and English proclamations, limited farm-burning, local municipalities, and eventual self-government amid concerns of famine and pacification costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Worcester
Mr. Chamberlain
Pretoria
Bloemfontein
Johannesburg
Ture
Asquith
Timothy Healy
North Louth
South Africa
Philippines
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Murderess Morrison testifies in self defense in fatal Castle murder
Jessie Morrison described the days leading to the fatal quarrel with Clara Castle and the bloody fight at the Castile house. She said both fought with the same razor, she grabbed the weapon, and she briefly explained how she ended up wounding Castle’s rival while denying prior engagement to Olin Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Olin Castle
Castile House
Castle
Miss Morrison
Mrs. Castle
Clara
Olin
Excelsior Springs
Jess
Judge Red
Fleischmann Club Plans First Colored Delegation to McKinley Inauguration
The Fleischmann Republican Club, a leading colored organization, arranges to travel to Washington for McKinley’s inauguration. A new uniform will debut in the inaugural parade, marking the first such city delegation. A Bee Hotel banquet on West Fifth Street drew over 150 guests with speeches by Richard Moore Leslie Fall Harry Jordan and J S McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleischmann Republican Club
McKinley
Bee Hotel
West Fifth Street
Richard Moore
Leslie Fall
Harry Jordan
J. 8. McLean
Davidson Funeral To Be Held In Ohio City
The funeral of former County Solicitor William A. Davidson is set for 2 PM at the family home near North Bend Ohio. Rev Jefferson of Lexington Kentucky will deliver the oration. The body will later move to Murat Halstead’s residence on West Fourth Street for another service at 2 PM. Burial follows at Spring Grove Cemetery with Halstead relatives acting as pallbearers if available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Davidson
North Bend
Jefferson
The
Christian Church
Lexington
Murat Halstead
West Fourth Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
Halstead
German Press Reacts Mildly to McKinley Message
Berlin reports that the German press has moderated its criticism of President McKinley’s congressional message. The shift follows cables noting that his use of the phrase Good will to describe Germany was a compliment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
McKinley
Congress
Germany
Harvard Defeats Yale in Intercollegiate Debate
CAMBRIDGE Mass Dec 7 Harvard defeated Yale for the third consecutive time in the intercollegiate debate held in Sanders Theater tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Real Estate Transfers in Ohio and Nearby Towns
The notice lists numerous real estate transfers in Ohio and surrounding areas, including the state’s grant to H S Fearnley and several parcels in Anderson’s subdivision, Short’s subdivision in Addyston, and other property exchanges. Recorded are leases, mortgages, and conveyances involving multiple executors, heirs, and companies such as The Heckeree and B. ok Co, C Moerlein Brewing Co, and German Mutual Insurance Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Fearnley
Anderson
Fredericka Stegner
Teasda
Walnut and
Gano Streets
Mary Deters
C Moerlein Brewing Co
Plum Streets
F. H. Dudley
Wm. B. Duchemer
C. Hopkins
Annie M
John C. Hanover
Lotin Marshall
C& J
Louis Lowen
C. W. Baker
Ivanhoe
George Steinkamp
Per Sherpany
Liberty and
Freeman Avenue
Anna G. Oliver
Predericka C. Oeltler
Cedar Grove L
B. Dedoge
Ninth and Third Subdivision
Elmwood
Phy
Gieringer
Columbia Township
German Mutual Insurance Com- Association
Ohio Incorporations Reported in Columbus on December 7
Several companies were incorporated in Columbus today including The Chagrin Falls Telephone Company of Chagrin Falls with capital stock $15,000, The Lima Gas Generator and Burner Company of Lima with $10,000, La Quasima Club in Columbus, Pleasant Alls United Brethren Church in Blanchard Township Hancock County, The Ottawa Club in Ottawa, Ohio River and Lake Erie Railroad Company in Alliance, a building branch notice from Bergholz to Phillips Coal Mine, The Akron Stoneware Company in Akron, and the Summit Company changing its name from Akron Stoneware Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Chagrin Falls Telephone Company
Chagrin Falls
Capital Stock
Lima Gas Generator
Lima
la Quasima Club
Columbus
Pleasant Alls United Brethren Church
Blanchard Township
Hancock County
Ottawa Club
Ottawa
Ohio River & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Alliance
Bergholz
Phillips
Akron Stoneware Company
Akron
Summit Company
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M'Phee
Little Casey
McGraw For War
Tom Corcoran
New Haven
Corcoran
M’graw
Johnson
Varsity
Tribune
Brooklyn Club
Tae
Seve
Jolly
Hagner
Boudet
Striethorst
Straebley
Burkhard
Carvel—Smith
Zessinger
Lampe
G. Kollmann
Holjes
Grnsee
Oriental—Koch
Steiger Mischier
Kolb
Straehley
Steiger
Rainey
Mischier
BE. Harwood
E. Rene
F. Eng
R. King
A. Reis Seeees
F. Fabel Weeee
Kern Weeee
Cc. Resor
E. Peirano
Aunee
Ewes
Burnet
Cc. Schott
P. Volz
J. Pring
H. Gerhardt le Brunsiard
O. Huser
J. Kelsch
L. Berningae
Reiff
Fleischmann
NEW Boxing Law
M’coy
Corneille
Will
St. Louis
Stamina League
Joseph Chamberlain
Dra
Zor
Mr. Meyers
Captain Waters
W. A. Davidson
Mary Mueller
Garden D
L. Co
Mary
William J. Devanney
Clark Street
B. CO
Cescrerseeeneere
John F
Katie Hasson
Norwood
B. and
William M
Hattie M. Berger
Hamilton County
J. W. Sellen
Fannie B. Greeley
Ludwig Seegmueller
Bellevue Brewing Company
Clarence C. Hewitt
Cincinnati Savings Society
Dae
Ease
Lash Dedse
Amy Hassel
M. Beall
Jane Neabrey
Liberal L
Emil Weiss
Cumminsville L
William Ostendorp
German B., L
Bernard Schon
Henry Schon
Daniel McGrath
Germania B. A
Chas. R. Wild
Maria Honnier
David Kelsay
Cottage B
Patrick Finnerty
Mary C. Dorger
Wm. H. Baltimore
Germania
Florence
Delta L. A. Co
Matthias Honnert
George Adams
Bernhardina Heinemann
Annie Burgess
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