Goal Fleet Makes Appearance Here in Canton River Trade
The arrival of the Florence Marmet and Lucy Marmet marked the first coal to reach Cincinnati by river in six months. The Kanawha fleet will bring about 200000 bushels of West Virginia coal to Marmet harbor, with more tugs to follow and river conditions lifting to permit releases, while Ohio River steamer Indiana begins to resume service after four months idle.
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Florence
Kanawha River
Pittsburg
Ohio Valley
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Louisville and Cincinnati Company
Indiana
Louisville
Kentucky
City of
Greenline
Tacom Greenland
Greenwood
Kanawha
Schoepe Answers Car Complaints
President Schoepf of the Cincinnati Traction Co answers complaints about street car service. He says conductors turn heaters on when needed and clarifies heat instructions. He mentions a west end power improvement plan with Brighton substation and Clark street line cars using it during rush hours.
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Schoepf
Cincinnati’ Traction Company
Board of Public Service
North Fairmount Improvement Association
Brighton
Clark Street
Merchants Banquet Plan for Cincinnati Branch
The Cincinnati branch of the National League Commission merchants will host its annual banquet at the Grand hotel on Saturday evening. The committee led by Henry M. Well and Charles S. Fugazzi lists toasts including Dave Dreifus on Our Branch in 1908 J J Castellini on 1909 G B Weil Present and Future Fred Dunker Some 8t 8 Gus Romer Rah Rah Rah Henry Funck Con miality John Leverone Way Up Iles Baccioco Other Troubles S A Gerrard Conventions Max Flatow Humorous Incidents.
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Cincinnati
National League Commission Merchants
Grand Hotel
Henry M. Well
Charles S. Fugazzi
Dave Dreifus
J. J. Castellini
Weil
Fred Dunker
Gus Romer
Henry Funck
John Leverone
Iles Baccioco
S. A. Gerrard
Max
Flatow
Erie Railroads Pioneered Industry and Civilization Says Commentator
The Erie Railroad annual report for 1908 shows 152 industrial establishments along the line, 97 with side tracks and 28 linked via charges to other firms. Commentators call railroads the chief artery of commerce and a force behind homes, churches, schools, and growth, praising the railroad as indispensable to welfare and prosperity.
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Erie Railroad
Wall Street
Erie
Carraro Brothers Mourn Death In Louisville
Louis R. Carraro received word that his brother Frank J. Carraro died suddenly at his Louisville home. Death was due to a hemorrhage after a tooth extraction. Frank was a linotype operator for The Louisville Courier-Journal and had many friends in Cincinnati. Louis will travel after the services to attend the funeral and will return home tomorrow.
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Louis R. Carraro
Fifth Street
Boniface
Frank J. Carraro
Louiisville
Frank Carraro
Louisville Courier-Journal
Cincinnati
Freween
Louis Carraro
Will Build Schoolhouse At Trautmen Hall
A mass meeting was held at Trautmen hall to discuss building a new school. The community debated location and funding and agreed to pursue a public schoolhouse at the site in the upcoming term.
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Trautmen’ Hall
Palla
Drugged salesman held for grand larceny in Cleveland case
William M. Humphries of Seattle was arrested on a grand larceny warrant charging him with stealing 420 and a watch from C. C. Crake after he and two companions allegedly drugged Crake in a hotel room. Crake’s watch was found with Humphries, two other watches, a diamond ring and stud were found on him, and Mrs. Humphries, Stella, holds diamonds worth 2000. Humphries and Stella deny the jewelry provenance. Humphries to be arraigned in police court.
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William M. Humphries
West Fourth Street
Burkholz and
McQuesten
C. C. Crake
Cleveland
Humphries
Crane
Honing
the Rand
Momo
Seattle
Stella Humphries
Tag Day Proposed as Society Benefit in Cincinnati
The Associated Charities plans a Tag Day between January 15 and 20 to raise funds. Leading Cincinnati society women will collect contributions and attach tags to supporters. A committee including Dr Charles Frédéric Goss Mrs Jacob Schroeder and Ralph Caldwell will finalize details and recruit volunteers from churches and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Cincinnati
Haries
Fréderic Goss
Jacob. Schroeder
Ralph Caldwell
Recruitment Office At Cafe Draws Attention
A fragment notes the United States recruitment office at a cafe attracting some attention. Details are unclear in the readable text.
Inspector Casey Investigates Tall Tale in Cordele
A man calling himself W. W. Sandford of Freeland Michigan claimed two officers at Cordele headquarters asked him to aid in identifying a man murdered at Sixth and Mound streets Wednesday night. No such murder or body exists according to police.
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Casey
W. W. Sandford
Freeland
Mich
Cordele
Sixth and
Mound Streets
Tim
Michigan
Sixth
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Vane
Liberty Latin
West Fourth Street—Vine and
Maryland Casualty Co
Schoepe
Traction
Comepany
Commission
Slobe
Wernicke Co
Coe
Tar
Beta
Ieee x
Belpaig
Hudson Bay
Baum
Merten
Alaska
Sable
Ponty Costa
Vine
Will
Forty
East Fourth Street
FAIE
Col Endid
Carraro
Cincinnnatian
False City
Village of
St. Joseph
Maysville
the United’ Tates
Cafe Et Ceptice
Reagga
China
Robert Mitchell
Shea Pdtty
Young Men’s Mutual Life Assn
First National Bank
Rel
Times- Star
O'“Neil
Warabla
ST. Sone
David Belasgo
Grand Army Man
Lyric J
Italy
Howard Hall
Times-Star
People
Bucka
Dreamland Burlesquers
Dave Marion
Cherry Blossoms
Ti -Star
Times Star
Codtcesoo
Havin Onree
Grace van Studdiford
Golden Butterfly
Xonas
Sears
Victor Moore
America
Hurtig and
Seaman
Geo.stone
SCA
Obi Homestead
Olympic
Suni
Web. Gat
Sat
Columbia
Martin
Sylvester
Ponch Besnah
Wien
Timate-Star
Robinson
Begy
Fischi and
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