Ketchel Papke Rematch Hinted To Decide Championship
New York report notes boxing fans urge another Ketchel versus Papke bout to settle who is superior. Despite Ketchel’s rumored hand injury in the California bout, supporters doubt his performance, while Papke is praised for recent improvement. The Ketchel Johnson match outlook shifts as O’Brien drawn with Johnson influences East bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stanley Ketchel
Billy Papke
Ketchel
California
Papke
Ketchel-Johnson
Philadelphia
Jack” O’brien
O’brien
Johnson
East
Forty-second Street
Broadway
May Substitute Kaufman in Johnson bout
In San Francisco Cal July L Kaufman may be substituted for Stanley Ketchel as an opponent for Jack Johnson in a fall bout proposed by Jim Ceffreth. Ceffreth is unhappy with Ketchel’s showing against Papke, believing Ketchel did not display true supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
al Kaufman
Stanley Ketchel
Jack Johnson
Jim Ceffreth
Ceffreth
Ketchel
Papke
Michigan
Kling to Brooklyn Manager Rumor Surfaces in New York
New York July 7 report said catcher Johnny Kling of the Chicago NL club might become Brooklyn manager. A trade was rumored sending Kling and Heine Zimmerman to Brooklyn for Al Burh and catcher Bill Bergen, though Kling has refused to play for Chicago this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnny Kling
Chicago
Brooklyn
King
Heine Zimmerman
al Bureh
Bill Bergen
Kling
Murphy
Cincinnatians
Kling Denies Brooklyn Manager Rumor
Johnny Kling, former Chicago catcher, said in Kansas City that a New York dispatch claiming he would become Brooklyn manager is news to him and that he cannot play baseball this year. He insisted he knew nothing of any deal and gave no confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kling
Kansas City
Johnny Kling
Chicago National
New York
Ger
Brooklyn
Sheridan Drops 21 Pounds in Rapid All Around Trials
New York July 7. Martin Sheridan began the 100 yard dash the first of ten events for the national all around championship at Celtic Park weighing 205 pounds. In the mile run he weighed 184 pounds as the endurance test concluded. He lost twenty one pounds in 150 minutes and by five hours had regained ten pounds after only a light meal. Doctors attribute the rapid loss to nervous exhaustion and intense competition with perspiration accounting for much of the weight shed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New “York
Heridan
Euch
Belgian Crew Favored to Face Jesus College in Henley Final
At Henley on July 7 the Grand Challenge cup semifinals saw Club Natique frand of Belgium defeat Magdalen College Oxford in 7 minutes 12 seconds. Jesus College Cambridge had earlier beaten Leander, setting up a final showdown tomorrow between the Belgian crew and Jesus College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus College
Henley
Club Natique F °Rand
Belgium
Jesus Dolge
Cambridge
Magdalen College
Oxford
Leander
Angers
Ballplayer William McNamara Dies After Slide Injury
New York reports William McNamara, a ballplayer, died in Kingsland New Jersey from injuries suffered Saturday when a second baseman jumped on him during a slide to second base in a game against a rival team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William McNamara
Kingsland
N. J
German American marksmen head to Hamburg events
The German American marksmen, who will take part in Hamburg shooting competitions this month, traveled by coach to Potsdam today and depart Berlin for Hamburg tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hamburg
Potsdam
Wagon Driver Hurt In Fall Leaves Concussion Serious
Benjamin Schepens aged 41 of 1539 Pleasant Street fell from the wagon he was driving yesterday. He sustained concussion of the brain scalp wounds and a probable fractured skull. He was taken to the city hospital and rested reasonably well last night. His condition remains serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Schepens
Pleasant Street
Chester's Liberal Plan Elevates Vaudeville Week
Colonel Martin announces a premium bill at the Chester pavilion with top acts. Leasik Anita jugglers Sommers Otto and Rafayette dogs headline for a week starting Sunday. Ruby Lusby stars at New York roof garden scenes with theater-backed supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Martin
Ike
Big White
Leasik
Anita
Europe
Merritt Sisters
Sommers
Otto
Colonel Invites Damp Newlyweds to Dinner at His Park
Colonel Ike Martin watches a weather soaked wedding couple seek shelter in the park. He invites them to the clubhouse veranda for a dinner fit for a Chester honeymoon, offering to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Martin
Chester
River Resort Attracts Summer Crowds
As warm weather arrives the river area becomes more inviting with crowds increasing for bathing season. The famous resort offers 1,500 rooms under Manager Kroger and expects Sunday crowds to be heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger
Russian Artiste at Zoo Dances at Zoglogicny Garden
Thaviu and his troupe at the zoo give a lively Russian program with native dancers in traditional costumes. The band impresses as among the season’s best, and the performances continue for another week. Tschaikowski and Tchakoff suites are on the Thursday program. Fireworks cap the Sunday night show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Thaviu
Zoglogicny Garden
Himelf
Weber
Vescella
Fireworks at Coney Island Moved to Lake Como Show
The Fourth of July display postponed by weather will now be shown in full on the banks of Lake Como next Sunday evening. The event features many set pieces and promises one of the grandeurs of its kind in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Coney Island
Lake Como
Coney Island Fortunes Rise With Steamers and Snowball Show
The riverfront park enjoys a busy spell with Prof Van Dorn attracting crowds by making snow and ice from chemicals, extending his exhibition for another week. A new vaudeville bill features Casad, Deverne and Billy Walters from London, plus the Paldaro brothers, Engish comiques, Harry E Pearce and company, and the Rinaldos. A big carnival is planned for the Aug week in concert with the harvest home, while merchants file exhibit applications with Coney Island officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
River Park
van Dorn
Casad,Deverne
Billy Walters
London
Coney
Paldaro Brothers
Engish Comiques
New York
Harry E. Pearce
Rinaldos
Harvest Home
Said Pasha to Be Revived at Opera House Sunday
Ed McIntyre former Chester editor now comic actor with the Aster Comic Opera company is slated for a humorous role in Said Pasha at the ey Opera house Sunday night. The revived farce has not appeared locally since its Zoological garden run a decade ago. Cast includes Miss Phynette Ogden as the donna and Miss Eilen James with other capable performers in signed parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said Pasha
Ed’ McIntyre
Chester — Eer
Aster Comic Opera Company
Pasha
Ey Opera House
Zoological Garden
Lee Williams
Igs Amusement Features
Chester
Evis Tapabdle
Pitkin
Tay
Eilen James
Phynette Ogden
Edw Hutchison Musical Comedy at the Lagoon
The Edw Hutchison Musical Comedy Company plays at the Lagoon for another week with a fresh show titled Te Girl Untamed. The troupe promotes a lively song and dance program featuring a lighthearted plot and crowd-pleasing moments aimed at local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edw. Hutchison Musical Comedy. Company
Sonaponttte
Pringite
Lagoon's Belated Fourth Fireworks Spectacle
The Lagoon staged a grand belated Fourth of July display last night starting at 9 45 pm with a sending balloon rising hundreds of feet. The fireworks lighting up the sky drew thousands as set pieces depicted national celebrities in bright illuminated designs.
Woodmen of the World Outing Planned at Chester Park
The Woodmen of the World annual outing will be held at Chester next Saturday. Hundreds of members and their families from Cincinnati and vicinity will spend the day at the park with a planned program of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Cimeimnati
Park
United States Playing Card hosts park outing at Chester park
The United States Playing Card company plans its annual outing at Chester park next Saturday with sack races and events for varying physiques plus a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
United States Playing Card Company
Wrights Hasten Repair Of Aeroplane At Fort Myer
The Wright brothers Wilbur and Orville work on their aeroplane in the Fort Myer drill grounds shed. It is possible the machine will be ready for another trial by tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wright Brothers
Wilbur
Orville
Fort Myer Dril
Robbery In Norwood Seeks Suspect With Dark Clothes
Martha M. Camnery of 909 Cutter Street Cincinnati was robbed of 195 dollars on the Lawn and Carthage commons in Norwood. A tall well built man in dark clothes and a dark hat grabbed her handbag as she returned to her car. Police tried to hire bloodhounds from Madisonville but funds could not cover the 20 dollar fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha M. Camnery
Cutter Street
Cincinnati
Lawn and
Carthage Avenues
Norwood
Shlp
Madisonville
Bolden wedding draws Corryville crowds in golden jubilee
All Corryville filled Leoffier's hall for the fiftieth anniversary of the marriage of Mr and Mrs F Seiler of 256 University Avenue. The celebration began with a high nuptial mass at the Church of St Georgius, led by the granddaughter and grandson of the couple. A reception at the Seiler home followed, then a night of dance, banquet, and reception with four generations of the Seiler family present.
President Cox of Henderson Dead
Louisville July 7 Colonel Attila Gox president of the Louisville and Henderson and St Louis railroad and head of the Columbia Finance and Trust, died here today. He was a widely known financier and an influential figure in regional business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Attila Gox
Henderson and St. Louis
Aoe
Low
Mashville Railroad
Frances of
Columbia
Finance and Trust
Sone
Cong Trip To Attend Sister's Wedding Around The World
Louis Wilcoxson of Covington a former education official received special leave to attend his sister Stella Beatrice Wilcoxson Hooper's wedding to Carroll Irving Hooper in the Philippines. The ceremony was held at the Wilcoxson home with family only, the Rev Dr Davidson officiating, and the couple planned travel to Chicago Niagara Falls and New York before settling in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wilcoxson
Scott Street
Covington
Department of Education
Wilcoxson
Island Commission
Stella Beatrice
Beatrice F.wilcoxson
Carrol Irving Hooper
Boston
Leon Wilcoxson
Davidson
First Baptist Church
Niagara Falls
New York
Hooper
Mra
Edward Bon Durant
Shelbyville
Willie Kenney
J. B. Coombs
Marty Coombs
J. W. Markskbury
Misses Russell
Susan Marksbury
Kenton County Court Notices In Family Dispute Cases
Sam Mullins of West Covington was arraigned in Kenton County Court on a complaint of abuse toward his mother in law Mrs Rodgers. The matter was a small family dispute and Mullins was released on a caution by Judge Stephens. Alvin Ashcraft faced a charge over failing to provide for his children and was released on $100 bond for a Saturday appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mulling
West Covington
Stephens
Rodgers
Jara
Mullins
Alvin Ashcraft
Owls Elect Officers in City Tar Organization
Owls complete its local organization by naming M. H. Levi as president and Harry Roberts as state organizer. Roberts reports nearly 200 Covington residents joined, including James C. Blick and Fire Chief Ed Griffith, with headquarters at Commercial National Bank awaiting installation this Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owls
M. H. Levi
Harry Roberts
Covington
Olls
James C. Blick
R.R. Rich
H Sith
Ed Griffith
Joseph A. Hogan
J. Roberts Coppin
2. N. Estes
G. H. Strotman
B. H. Strot Tess
B. Jones
J. Tevens
Lee UB
Dr. Courtney
Thomas J. Kite
Louis Brenner
Alfred Craig
Commercial
Covington Real Estate Transfers and Leases
In Covington real estate activity, Daisy A Needin to Henry C Dalley transfers a Main Street lot in West Covington. Owen Redmond transfers Lot 78 in Fairview subdivision to Elizabeth Winkle. L D Huffman leases ninety nine years to Russell Spurlock in 146x47 foot corner lot at Gacond and Garrard. G B Mullins sells two Shorts subdivision lots in Boone Street. Thomas B Hardin sells a Glenn Avenue lot 25 by 125 feet to Walter C Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy A. Needin
Henry C. Dalley
Main Street
West Coy
Owen Redmond
Elizabeth Winkle
Fairview Subdivision
Latonia
L. D. Huffman
Russell Spurlock
Gacond and
Garrard Streets
Mullins
Forest
Tonia
Boone Street
Thomas
Hardin
Walter C. Wolfe
Glenn Avenue
Smoke prevention ordinances enacted for city health
Orders issued to police to enforce the new smoke rules. Sanitary guard to monitor and prosecute offenders, including firms, employers, and employees. Firemen tied to violations receive penalties from 2 to 100 dollars for first offenses and 60 to 100 dollars for subsequent ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorataon
Victories in Turnfest Celebrated by Winners
Covington Turners celebrated their wins from the national meeting in Cincinnati. Albert Wable presented trophies while President Albin Wolf praised the athletes and the help of George F. Roth, William Riedlich, Lewis Schneider, and others as cheers rang out with "Gut heil."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Turners
Seckte
Cincinnati
Albert Wable
Albin Wolf
Govington
George F. Roth
William Riedlich
Lewis Schneider
Hells
Covington News Notes Highlight City Incidents
Local boy hobo freed after a week in custody and headed west. A Bernard dog bit two children on Thirteenth and Wallow streets, then was shot by Officer Taphorn. Banana wagon looting by schoolchildren reported as schools closed. Ludlow pioneer Erastus B. Hawkins dies at 77. funeral Saturday. A five year old fell from a kitchen roof and is under medical care. Arbeiter Building Association elects officers headed by EH Schmidt. others listed. Edgar Jones, a crippled boy, to Morgan Ky for care with city aid. A balloon started a rooftop fire at Henry Wagner’s house. family prevented major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Wolff
Thirteenth
Wallow
St. Bernard
Taphorn
Robert
May
Hobo
Covington
Schuler
Erastus B. Hawkins
Ludlow
George Street
George
Henry Alf
West Tenth Street
Hatfield
Arbeiter Building Association
EH. Schmidt
Henry Becker
H. T. Hengehold
R. H. Weaphner
End Sane
H. H. —— Asurer
and . Linnemann
Henry Bellmeyer
J. “Wenstrup
Joseph H. Nuxol
Rudolph Ten‘sing
Wiliam Lightweut
Nicholas Brake Aio von Handort
Lyidend
Edgar Jones
Morgan, Ky
Philipps
Ailigg
Ioalee
Wagner
Lewing
Covington Marriage Licenses Reflected in Local Notices
Marriage license notices from Covington list residents Ane Job Raddy Govinewn and Laura L Saarp with address details in Kentucky, plus related names and locations including Bromiley, Bellvue, Cleveland, and Boston. The fragmentary OCR shows several cross‑references to residences and surnames amid sparse punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Job Raddy Govinewn
William Frost
Bromiley
Vavacne
Laura
L. Saarp
al - Boston
Mass
Setale B
Iliconsan
Covington
Kirkpath Seeve Cleveland, O Fia
Gabel
Bellevue
Newport Natural Gas Franchise Delayed in Council
A Newport ordinance to sell a natural gas franchise was discussed by the Ways and Means Committee with Union Light, Heat and Power officials outlining terms. After debate, the measure was referred to the committee of the whole for tonight’s session, with Oct. 1 as the start date if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ways and Means
General Council
Albert Silva
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Silva
Baker
Outlined Plan for Children’s Group Outings Across States
A description of a weekly outing scheme for ten states in each group East West Middle West South and Pacific Coast. Each group visits its assigned states on specific weekday rotations with a tagging system and a rotating immigration bureau allowing children to move between groups. The program emphasizes no cost to children, meals provided, and educational exposure to different states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iemenses
East
Weat
Middle West
South
Pacific Coast
New York
York
City Refuse Nuisance Case Goes to Next Session
George Koegel and others allege dumping of refuse is a health nuisance. Trial before Judge Yungblut adjourned at 5 pm with F W Benton for plaintiffs and City Solicitor Baker for the city. Witnesses incomplete. case continued to morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani George Koegel
Yurgplut
F. W. Benton
Baker
Yungblut
Speers Hospital to Expand After Court Action in Newport
Trustees of Speers Hospital Dayton Kentucky obtained circuit court permission to borrow 20000 to pay debts and fund additions to the hospital including a Wurgen Quarters. The petition showed assets of 106917 and liabilities 17759 while asserting financial need and court jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Board of Trustees
Newport Circuit Court
J.C. Jenkins
W. E. Senour
J. L
Circuit Court
Campbell County Courts Report Seeks Estate Settlement
Bertha Dittrich, as executrix of Anthony Dittrich, filed in circuit court seeking settlement of the estate. She asks to sell ten Cincinnati Tobacco Warehouse shares valued at 1,000 and ten Ford & Johnson prefargo stock to enable final distribution among heirs. Also noted is a divorce petition by Farris Cascio against Maud Castle alleging desertion after their 1906 marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Dittrich
Anthony Dittrich
Cincinnati Tobacco Warehouse
Ford & Johnson, Co
Farris’ Cascio Yenter de Di'Aled
Newport Marriage Licenses News Brief
Brief item notes recent marriage license records in Newport. Names, dates, and details are limited by OCR readability, with core facts about issuing offices and spouses pending full confirmation.
Conflicts in Newport Waterworks Engineering Crew
Disputes have arisen at the Newport waterworks pumping station on the Ohio River above Fort Thomas. Chief Engineer Fred Sauerbrey filed complaints against engineers William Lampe and John Dunnegan for incompetence and dereliction. A special board meeting is set for Saturday at 4 PM to address the dispute with all pumphouse employees invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Waterworks
Ohio River
Fort Thomas
Board of Commissioners
Fred Sauerbrey
William Lampe
John
Dunnegan
Sauerbrey
Tave
Rehljing
Liveryman Loses Horse and Runabout in Fort Thomas
Fort Thomas police hunted a stranger who allegedly stole a horse and runabout from William White the liveryman. A man calling himself Fisk of Covington claimed to be a bank robbery detective and arranged pickup on River Road Fort Thomas Avenue. The thief fled with a bank note and an overcoat, heading toward Alexandria before vanishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Thomas
William White
White
Fisk
Covington
River Road
Fort Thomas Avenue
John Pohl
Pohl
Ranabout
Alexandria
Citizens Seek Injunction Over Local Dump in Newport
Citizens living near Seventh Street and Linden Avenue in Newport filed a circuit court action against the city and Mr Mars asking for an injunction to restrain continued dumping at the Seventh Street dump. Attorneys Walker Ware Ware and Weber represent residents and seek court relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street
Linden Avenue
Newport
City of
Sercantie Ee Mars
Fez
Willan
Walker, Wi
R. Ware
Pederie
M. H. Weber
Louis Haw
Newport News Notes and Local Holdings
Stella Black remaining sentenced to one year in the penitentiary for grand larceny. efforts to switch to Newport jail fail. Newport council, Knights of Columbus host meeting with Bishop Carroll council, featuring speeches, music, banquet, smoker. Officer roles filled at Golden Rod Odd Fellows lodge. Newport couple Florence Dutzer and Joseph Ehringer Jr wed. Injuries from a stairs accident. Mrs Matilda Saffen dies at 1141 Central Avenue. Patriotic Sons of America plan lawn fete on Twin City Council lawn with program. News on military promotions and spouses, teacher certification awards, and local weddings. Long illness claims Ruth Roseborn at Fort Thomas. Monmouth Street Building and Loan elects officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Black
Newport
Nagel
Newport Council
Knights of Columbus
Healy's
Bishop Carroll Council of
Covington
M. T. Shine
Harry Pelzer
Rebbekah Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Noble Grand
Emma Ross
Esther Hayes
Carrie Harvey
Florence Maxwell
Sarah Charles
Dora Schultz
Alice Alexander
Camille Moore
Emma Orr
Charles Maxwell
Emma V. Mason
Jennie Hughes
L N. Norris
George Schultz
Florence Dutzer
Fred Dutzer
Joseph Ehringer
Walter Martin
Monmouth Street
Paris
Matilda Saffen
Central Avenue
Evergreen Cemetery
Patriotic Sons of America of
Twin City
Gibson
Second Infantry
Fort Thomasg
Macquard
Maquard
Camp Perry
Dayton
Jennie Gibson
Adam Hewetson
Amela Sedler
H. Tieman
Marie Towse
Elsie Griggs
Hisiore Copper
Millie Heathe
Charles McKinsey
Ruth
Robert Rosebqorn
Fort Thomas
Taylor Avenue
Bellevue
Monmouth Street Building and Loan Association
Anton Scheben
F. J. Derrainville
J. A. Meagher
John . E. Waterhouse
George Wilhelmi
MATL MEN PLAN OUTING AT CONEY ISLAND FOR CHARITY
The clerks of the railway mall service plan their annual outing on Thursday July 22 at Coney Island. Proceeds from the excursion will go to the fund for the dead. A feature will be a 4 between the office and Boag with other athletic events and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Boag
Eal
Uniformity in commission charges eyed by grain men
Cincinnati chamber officials F F Collins and J W Wills head to St Louis to join a national conference on uniformity in commission charges for hay grain and related crops. The article notes current varied rates in Cincinnati Pittsburg and other cities and explains how charges translate into profit per ton or bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Collins
J. W. Wills
Cincinnati Chamber ‘of Commerce
St Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Big Navy Fleet Sails From Rockport in Gray of War
In the gray of war a North Atlantic squadron assembles off Cape Ann Massachusetts. A large force including battleships torpedo destroyers and submarines moves eastward for maneuvers. Rear Admiral Seton Schroeder will command the Connecticut leading the largest fleet ever gathered in American waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Mass
Cape Ann
Massachusetts
Aries
Seton Schroeder
Connecticut
John Shillito Plans Funeral for Longtime Dept Manager
Louis Stein died at 6 30 after meningitis while convalescing from mastoid surgery. Born in Philadelphia in 1849 he moved to Cincinnati where he joined the John Shillito company and spent most of his life there. He never married and is survived by sisters Miss Stein and Mrs Mary Mabaum, both in Cincinnati. Funeral Friday at his residence with burial in Torah Cemetery Price Hill Rabbi Grossmann to officiate. Bearers will include several John Shillito employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stein
John Shillito Company
Philadel
Cincinnati
Emd
John Phillito Company
Miss Stein
Mary Mabaum
Torah
Price Hill
Rabbi Grossmann
John Shillito Com
Railroad notes report brisk activity and travels
S C Matthews division freight agent of the Pennsylvania and C C Clark of the Big Four return from Chicago with Bliss special. W H Connor Union Pacific agent heads to Salt City then Cincinnati. L J Bricker Northern Pacific emigration agent says traffic to the Northwest is at a high level and Yellowstone and Seattle hotels are drawing Cincinnati visitors. The Queen City risks depopulation among its rich and influential citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Matthews
Pennsylvania
Chicago
C.C. Clark
Bliss
W. H. Connor
Union Pacific
Salt City
Cincinnati
L. J. Bricker
Northern Pacific
Hi Company
Northwest
Yellowstone
Seattle
Adkins Returns Home From City Trip Among Friends
Ben C. Adkins water commissioner for St Louis and vice president of the St Louis American baseball club returned home after a city visit. During the trip he met old friends including August He John EB and Bruce, mainly for business related to baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben C. Adkins
St. Louis
Vice P
Adkins
John EB
Bruce
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Kaufman
HA Kling
Brooklyn Leader
Marltant
Leathergoods
Mendel
Sinster
Thavia
Aiia
Otis
Ruby Lusby
Miss Lusby
Wrights
Fort Myer
Norwood Sleuths
Bolden
Mrs. F. Seiler
Cox
Henderson
Cong
Girdles
Hooper- Wilcoxson
Kenton County Courts
Levi
Covington Nest of Order
Yim
Covington Real Estate
Covington News Notes
Council
Bogen
Dren
Campbell County Courts
Newport: News
John Shillito
Railroad Notes
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