Floors Collapse at Cambridge Tile Works In Covington
At Cambridge Tile Works on Sixteenth Street Covington workers evacuated after reports of weakening floors. Three panic stricken girls jumped from windows but all were unhurt. initial damage estimated at about 1000 dollars. Police contained crowds as floors dropped into the cellar and the second floor collapsed.
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Cambridge Tile Works
Sixteenth Street
Woodburn Avenue
E. J. Jones
Oma Thomas
Mary Cornelius
Katie Ehme
William Skinner
Painter Fatally Injured by Fall on Monmouth Street
William McCleave a painter fell twenty five feet from a scaffold while working on a house on Monmouth street near Eleventh. He struck his head and may have internal injuries. He was taken to his home at 612 Chestnut street where a physician attended him, and his condition was serious last night.
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Monmouth Street
Eleventh
William McCleave
Chestnut Street
Latonia Officers Pursue Burglars From Main Street Grocery
Patrolmen Webb and Sutherland along with City Jailer Fred Niederlander chased burglars who robbed J N Riddle's grocery at 134 Main Street early yesterday. The thieves were spotted by a Colemans milk wagon driver, fled after several blocks, and escaped. Officers found the coal office of T W Spinks also entered but yielded nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb and
Sugherland
Fred Niederlander
Latonia
J. N. Riddle
Main Street
Coleman
Webb and Sutherland
T. W. Spinks
City officials secure revocation. steps at C&O bridge to be repaired
John R. Coppin, Frank Tracy and J. H. Mersman, appointed by Walter Cleary to protest wrecking of steps at the Augusta street entrance to the C and O Bridge, consulted Paul Stevens of the C and O yesterday and secured a revocation of the order. The steps will be repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Coppin
Frank Tracy
J. H. Mersman
Walter Cleary
Covington Council
Augusta Street
Paul Stevens
Former Restaurateur Silas Rockwell Taken Ill
Silas Rockwell aged 92 of 14 Garrard Avenue fell seriously ill yesterday after a sudden illness. The retired restaurant keeper once operated Cincinnati's first low priced eatery on Sixth Street years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Rockwell
Garrard Avenue
Rockwell
Cincinnati
Sixth Street
Dayton druggist marries Lillie Wilson in Bellevue Kentucky
R H Cox druggist at Sixth and Dayton avenues Dayton Kentucky wed Miss Lillie Wilson sister of former Health Officer Wilson Sr Mrs Cox to reside in Bellevue Kentucky Covington Lecture Club to meet Friday in Library Auditorium. Club includes prominent business men Police Chief Schuler Covington supports Cincinnati plan to regulate firearms Park Commissioners convened monthly discussed Levassor Goebel and Park's Hill sites but took no action Robert Waddell 48 died at Main Street home John Schneiders 68 died at 1106 Greenup Street burial Thursday at St Josephs Church
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R. H. Cox
Sixth
Dayton Avenues
Dayton
Lillie Wilson
Wilson
Cox
Bellevue
Covington
Library
Schuler
Millikin
Cincinnati
Board of Park Commissioners
Levassor
Goebel
Park's Hill
Robert Waddell
Main Street
John Schneiders
Greenup Street
Ces
St. Joseph’s Church
Kenton Court Notes Yield Court Actions
An appeal from County Judge H P Stephens decision in Commonwealth v Ohio Union Brewing Co was filed in the Circuit Court. Judge Stephens ruled the brewing firm must pay a 200 license and 20 percent penalty for the years ending 1907 and 1908. J J Thobe sues M T Greving and others for 836 with a request for sale of defendant real estate to satisfy the claim. The will of Frank Marks is probated, leaving the estate to his widow Emma for life and then to daughters Emma Elsie and Maggie, with Florence and sons George and Richard omitted. Emma is executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Stephens
The
Commonwealth
Ohio Union Brewing Mpany
Stephens
Brewing Company
J J. Thobe
M. T. Greving
Frank Marks
Emma
Elsie
Maggie
Florence
George
Richard
Property Transfers in Cresc Mt Avenue and Ohio Avenue
Property deals show John Hiis with Minnie Hiis to Hitta Knup fer for 200 feet along Cresc mt avenue. Sebastian Berberich sells 17 by 5 feet at Fifth and Philadelphia streets. Mary Ballinger and others transfer to Clifford Mills for 2 by 100 feet on Ohio Avenue Tatonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Minnie Hiis
Hitta Knupfer
Cresc
Mt Avenue
Sebastian Berberich
Charles S. Butts
Fifth
Philadelphia
Mary Ballinger
Clifford Mills
Ohio Avenue
Tatonia
Newport Marriage Licenses Names and Residences
William Anderson of Cincinnati and Ernestine Rogers of Cincinnati obtained a marriage license. The record lists their residence as Cincinnati and includes their ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
William Anderson
Cincinnati
Ernestine Rogers
Covington Building Permits Issued for Homes and Remodel
City Auditor Ww. Gould issued building permits listing T. J. Kieley with a two story eight room brick dwelling at Fifteenth and Greenup costing 3000 dollars P. Cushing for a two story brick dwelling at Seventeenth and Scott costing 3200 dollars Mc Cracken and Nalls for a four room frame cottage at Eastern avenue and Letitia street costing 1600 dollars and Covington Lumber Company for remodeling a planing mill on Hicks street between Madison avenue and the Louisville and Nashville Railroad costing 500 dollars
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Gould
T. J. Kieley
Fifteenth
Greenup Streets
P. Cushing
Seventeenth
Scott Streets
McCracken & Nalls
Eastern Avenue
Letitia Street
Covington Lumber Company
Hicks Street
Contractor Peter Schmidt Seeks Warrant On Check Fraud Case
A warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest of E. L. Smith on a charge of misrepresentation related to a $75 check Smith cashed last week at Central Trust and Savings Bank. Schmidt, the endorser, is involved as the case moves to Squire Butchinson for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Schmidt
Hamlet Street
E. L. Smith
Smith
Central Trust and Savings Bank
Schmidt
Indianapolis
Newport
Squire Butchinson
Millionaire's Son Haunts London Park Lane House
A park lane residence once rented by a presumed American millionaire’s son sits under siege by creditors and reporters. Neighbors report a steady stream of letters and visitors while Cox & King yacht brokers trace a vanished tenant who left behind unpaid wages and a silent staff.
Pipe Club Formed in Newport City Offices
A new social organization named the Pipe Club was formed yesterday in the Newport Water Works office by city office staff and bank employees. Officers selected include President Charles J Reedy, Vice President F X Lang, Secretary A Brandt, Treasurer W F Lohstroh, and Custodian of Pipes P J Gleason. A committee will seek permanent quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Pipe Club
C. Jd. Reedy
Newport Water Works
Charles J. Reedy
F.X. Lang
A. Brandt
William F. Lohstroh
Pipes
P. J. Gleason
Cats Are the Greatest Enemies of Birds
A 1904 editorial argues cats devastate bird populations and insect control, urging eradication. It cites Dr. Merriam, U.S. Agriculture, and state officials noting cats kill dozens of birds yearly, with nationwide totals reaching tens of millions, and laments economic and ecological costs of cats.
Campbell County Court Grants Name Change for Rieking to Keppler
Grover Cleveland Rieking filed in County Judge Moore's court to change his name to Keppler. He was born in Cincinnati in 1886, son of Bernard J. Reiking, his father is dead, his mother remarried Lawrence Keppler, and he has used Grover C. Keppler. The court granted the name change. A $5,000 damage suit by E Sid ney Smith against the South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company was tried in Circuit Court. jury deliberated about an hour and was dismissed until 9 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland Rieking
Moore
Rieking
Keppfer
Cincinnati
Bernard J. Reiking
Lawrence Keppler
Grover C. Keppler
Kepper
E. Sidney Smith
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Newport News in Brief Knights Install Officers and Local Incidents
Newport news items report Knights of the Round Table officers installed for the year including A L Gray and H V Payne. A street fight led to George Springe’s arrest by Patrolman Brumfiel on an assault charge. George Pfahler saved a burning sofa from Mrs Degnan’s home. A attic fire at A Colkier’s residence caused minor damage. Mrs Lincoln died at 112 West Eleventh Street aged 57. Dry Cleaners’ Association met in Cincinnati at Heidelberg with routine business. Walter and Arthur Creighton and Leo Bregel fought on York Street. Patrolman Hundemer released the two men after proving no aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Round Table of Newport
H. V. Payne
H. Schiffer
M. Riggs
F. A. Hoecker
W. R. Weber
O. Britt
Walter
Arthur Creighton
York Street
Fourth
Leo Bregel
Hundemer
Regattas Plan Approved for San Sebastian and Bilbao
The regatta programme for San Sebastian and Bilbao was submitted to King Alphonso and approved. San Sebastian events run July 25 to 31 with cups from the King and Queen and the F Lewis Clark trophy on July 29. Bilbao regatta opens early August with the Bilbao Southampton race under final arrangement and date pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
LA Granja
San Sebastian
Bilbao
Alphonso
F. Lewis Clark
Frange Alarmed by White Plague in France
France treats tuberculosis among workers as a state concern. Minister of Labor sends Dr Bernheim to the United States to study sanitation and prophylactic methods used in main factories to protect workers from disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Paris
France
Minister of Labor
Bernheim
United States
Bellevue News Briefs Include Hobo Sentences and Big Fish
Prof. John Maddox visits Bellevue. Four hobos arrested near the city limed yesterday in Judge Seibert's court with ten day jail and fines plus costs. Charles Eagan caught a twenty seven pound gar in the upper Bellevue sand bar yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maddox
Bellevue
Funeral for Frank S S Speth Held in Golden
The funeral for Frank S S Speth of Golden Colorado will be held at 2 pm at the family residence 1007 Fifth Avenue with services by Henry Barnes Lodge F and A M. Interment will follow in Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs Annie Haas died at her daughter’s home at Third and Terrace last night at 6 30. She was born in Germany about eighty years ago and came to the United States at ten. Her funeral arrangements are to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
London
Park Lane
Standa
United States
Frank S&s. Speth
Golden
Col
Fifth Avenue
Henry Barnes Lodge
A. M
Evergreen Cemetery
Annie Haas
Ditsel
Third and Terrace Avenue
Germany
Tan
Dayton
Ena
St. Stephen’s
Philadelphia Bank Closed by Federal Authority
The National Deposit Bank of Philadelphia was closed by order of the Comptroller of the Currency. Milton C. Elliott was appointed receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Deposit Bank of Philadelphia
Comptroller of the Currency
Milton C. Elliott
National Deposits Bank Closed in Philadelphia
The National Deposits Bank of Philadelphia was closed by the Comptroller of the Currency after banking hours. It was a small concern organized years ago with trifling deposits at the time of closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bank
Balloon Half Aeroplane Demonstrated in Paris
Paris July 14 Experiments under the French War Department at Issy Moulineaux test the Malecot machine a hybrid of balloon and aeroplane The craft combines a 100 foot cigar shaped balloon with a 60 foot long plane and a 420 square foot surface The motor is twenty eight horsepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Paris
French War Department
Issy-Moulineaux
Malecot
Faust and Bohemian Girl to Plays at Chester Park
A state company brings Gounod's Faust and Bohemian Girl to Chester Park next week. Tickets drop to 25 cents to 75 cents with a cool opera house venue. Evening shows and Saturday matinee promise familiar melodies and strong performances.
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Gounod
High Chester Park
Chester Park
Cummings Denies Leaving Robinson Opera House
Ralph Cummings asserts rumors of leaving the Robinson Opera House are false. He says he has been out of stock for three years and is touring vaudeville sketches, with five on the road, while Cincinnati friends wonder about his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Cummings
Robinson Opera
Cincinnati
Robinson Opera House
Mr. Cummings
Chester Beach Busy With Warm Day Crowds
Chester's bathing beach sees its largest attendance of the season on warm afternoons. Families visit the lake for cooling dips while the clubhouse profits from diners on verandas. Free admission for children and popular rides like the Dreamland and Figure 8 draw many youngsters to the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester’s
Chester
Turners Plan Big Avoca Park Outing on Sunday
North Cincinnati Turners schedule a large day at Avoca Park to celebrate the Cincinnati Turners competing in international games at Frankfurt Germany Sunday the 19th. Events include swimming running races and a water baseball match with the Tower Hill Canoe Club. Many Turners are expected to participate making it the season’s big outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca Park
North Cincinnati Turners
Turners
Cincinnati
Fankfort
Germany
Tower Hill Canoe Club
Parrot Talk Doubts on Speaking Birds at the Zoo
Charley Swain of the Zoo doubts a New York man can train a pair of noble birds to hold a three minute conversation. He declares no bird can be trained to speak on command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Swain
Zoo
New York
Mr. Swain
Kill Your Cat Says Utica Birdminder
A Utica observer laments the harm of free roaming cats to native birds. He argues cats, nocturnal climbers and efficient predators, destroy far more birds than other enemies and call for action against cats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Dike
Massachusetts
Mr.Frobush
Frobush
Shasane
Utica
William Dutcher
Paris Donkeys Helped by Cruelty Law Notices
Paris July 14. A resort near Paris faced donkey mistreatment by riotous visitors especially on Sundays. An article spurred hostel owners and animal handlers to act. Placards remind visitors of cruelty to animals law and aim to improve treatment of the donkeys used for rides and treeside breakfasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Paris
Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch Summary
Ohio incorporation notices list Novelty Engineering Company in Cleveland with 5000 capital and listed directors, Toledo Refined Iron and Steel Company in Toledo with 200000 capital, Williams Foundry and Machine Company in Akron with 75000, Turner Oil Company in Wellsville with 20000, Ohio Match Company in Wadsworth increasing from 300000 to 1000000, Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad Company planning a four mile line in Jefferson County, W J Davidson Transfer and Storage Company in Columbus increasing capital from 25000 to 50000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Novelty Engineering Company
Cleveland
M. C. Petitt
F. Petitt
J. M. Schering
I. C. Rogers
O. C. Dreher
Toledo Refined‘ Iron and Steel Company
Toledo
Williams Foundry and Machine Company
Akron
Turner Oil Company
Wellsville
Ohio Match Company
Wadsworth
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad Company
Jefferson County
W. J. Davidson Transfer and Storage Company
Large secular gathering and club outings at Coney Park
The article notes a massive outing at Coney Park with many groups attending. Taaborrow Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen Blue Lodge 570 leads, alongside Cincinnati Odd Fellows, Post Office Clerks Branch No 9, Bagiles Dayton, St Luke's Club and Macca bees ladies. The event marks Coney’s popularity for outings this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin’s Sunday School
Lee
Conte
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
Blue Lodge
Park
Coney
Odd Fellows
Cincinnati
Vicinity
Bagiles
Dayton
St. Luke's Club
Ladies of the Maccabees
Vaudeville At Lagoon Draws Strong Attendance
A shower sent 100 plus picnic goers to the hill-top theater where Foster and Lake in Dutch and comedy magic Bert and Willing in blackface, plus Vaudervill features, impressed audiences. Weekday and weekend shows draw good houses and next week promises the highest priced vaudeville yet at Lagoon. Kentucky readers outing today and a railroad employees family outing Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster and Lake
Herbert
Willing
Vaudervills
Vaudevile Theater
Kentucky
Fighting the Flames at Reichrath’s Park attracts big crowds
Billy Kersand and his colored minstrel troupe headline the entertainment at Reichrath's Park in Cumminsville with a musical comedy and vaudeville program featuring Jackson and Richmond. The show is described as extraordinarily amusing and a spectacular climax with strong comedy coloring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Kersand
Jackson
Richmond
Reichrath’s Park
Cumminsville
Bijou Theater Fares Improve At Coney Island
The Bijou Theater at Coney Island draws larger crowds as better acts premiere next Sunday. The new vaudeville features the Tuscano Brothers jugglers Hayes and Clarence DeGraw and Fuller comedy acrobats the Cratty Trio dancing Read and Earl and American jesters Read and Earl. The current week offers the season’s best balanced bill with broad appeal throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Tuscano Brothers
Hayes
Clarence
DeGraw and Fuller
Cratty
Read and Earl
La Granja’s Evil Eye on Motor Travel
In Madrid July 14 reports note many mishaps around La Granja as royal and noble travelers tour the area. The Infanta Maria Teresa and Infante Fernando were stoned by peasants. the Infante halted and fired a pistol to frighten assailants. Roads cause accidents, several royal carriages collide or crash without serious injuries. The King reportedly lost a wheel on a trip and Premier Maura has encountered repeated misfortune on journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Madrid
la Granja
Infanta Maria Teresa
Infante Fernando
Infante
Condesa Valdelagrana
Doyle Institute Triumph Over Evanston In Cincinnati League
The Doyle Institute led by Speed pitching and strong hitting defeated Evanston yesterday, as the Elder League race tightens with Doyle atop and Cathedral close behind. Reports also note Rookwoods loss to St Michaels and the Philadelphia Giants booking at Bellevue Park next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Doyle Institute
M. L
Doyle
Cathedral
Norwood Inn
Rookwoods
Diamonds
St. Michaels
Stricker
Thomas
Covington
Rodgers
Kentucky Colonels
Wiedemanns
Stoy
Spinks
Greater
Newport Ball Park
Philadelphia Giants
East
Jimmy Murphy
Lockland-Carey
Miamisburg
Wiedemann
Over-The-River Park
Covington Park
Cardinals
Admirals
Covingtons
Cincinnati Eagles
Bellevue Ball Park
Giants
New York Amusement Company
Haag
P. Drake
Financiers Going Abroad on Adriatic With Vast U.S. Capital
The Adriatic sails tomorrow carrying a group of the era’s wealthiest financiers representing hundreds of millions in American capital. Attending are James Speyer, Victor Karowitz, L. C. Wier, George F. Banker, F. C. Baker, Rudolph Ellis, John S. Waterbury, Charles Steele, Cornelius Cuyler, John Lee, J. F. Fahnestock Jr, and A. B. Spreckels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Atlantic
Ocean
James Speyer
Speyer & Co
Victor Karowitz
Atchison, Topekas& Santa Fe Railroad Company
L. C. Wier
Adams Express Company
George F. Banker
F. C. Baker
First National Bank of New York
Rudolph Elliss
Fidelity Trust Company
Philadelphia
John S. Waterbury
Manhattan Trust Company
Charles Steele
J. P. Morgan & Co
Cornelius C. Cuyler
Cuyler, Morgan & Co
John Lee
International Mercantile Marine
Tour With Boy Violinist Mischa Elman Planned
Berlin reports Henry Wolfsohn, New York concert manager, has finalized a tour of America with Mischa Elman, the eighteen year old Russian violinist. The big tour opens in New York on December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Berlin
Henry Wolfsohn
New York
America
Mischa Elman
River Stage Notices and River Traffic Schedules
The notice lists river towns including Manchester Madison Louisville Pomeroy Maysville and advertises stage departures. It records the Ohio River level at Cincinnati as 10 feet 3 inches and falling as of yesterday evening with multiple daily schedule times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
River Packet Departures and Wharf Activity Report
The previous day saw several port departures including Greenland to Pomeroy Courier to Maysville and Madison City of Cincinnati to Louisville. Forecast calls for continued fall on the Ohio River with slow decline at Cincinnati on Wednesday. The Courier sails for Manchester at 11 p.m. from Sycamore and Lizzie Bay for Madison leaves at 5 p.m. from Main Street. City of Louisville departs at 5 p.m. from Main Street. Towboats R. P. Gilham and Douglas Hall moved up with empties. Stewart's Landing on the Kentucky shore will be renamed Upper Landing and sold to the Menongehela Consolidated Coal and Coke Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Kentucky
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Ohio River
Upper
Ohio
Cincinnati
Manchester
Sycamore Street
Main Street
Louisville Packet
City of
R. P. Gilham
Douglas Hall
Stewart's Landing
Combine’s
Menongehela Consolidated Coal and Coke Company
River traffic updates and arrivals across midwest ports
Pittsburg reports Kanawha traffic in and out throughout the day with 6 foot river stage at Davis Island Dam and 3.4 feet below Beaver dam. Wheeling notes arrivals and departures including H K Bedford and Bessie Smith while river at 3.2 feet and rising. Louisville shows stationary river levels with City of Louisville arrivals from Cincinnati and departures back, Madison records river at 9 feet and falling with rain and cooler. Evansville reports 17.1 feet and rising with hot, clear weather. Catro notes 28.5 feet and falling with fair and warm conditions. St Louis logs 26.9 feet and falling with several arrivals and departures including Omaha, Bald Eagle, and Spread Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Davis Island
New Dam
Beaver
Wheeling
H. K. Bedford
Parkersburg
Bessie Smith
Louisville
City of
Cincinnati
Madison
Evansville
Catro
Saltillo
Tennessee
Windsor track results from six furlongs to mile races
Detroit July 14 Windsor track results list winners for seven races with times. Roses first in six furlongs, Simcoe wins five furlongs, Lawrence P Daly takes one mile, plus winners Alice Edgely Granada and others with running times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Windsor
Rose Ff
Royal Artillery
Glenn McBride
Simcoe
Ceremonious
Devisor
Lawrence P. Daly
Polly Im
Mortibey
Alice
Dande Noyles
Pearl Point
Edgely
Royal Onyx
Prince Wbichenlon
Mil Granada
Golf Ball
Gilvey
I Dolan
Reidmoore
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Covington Briefs
Kenton
Covington Real Estate
Kyle Sar
J. “Rubbold
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Bellevue Eveererirey
sCovington
E.L. Smith
Park An
Messrs
Cox & King
Brighton
F. H. Stevens
Buffalo
Stevens
Gosford
Hroker
Ulled
Daily Press
Departments of Agriculture
C. Hart Merriam
New Jersey Board of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Mississippi’ Valley
Rocky Mountain
C. L. Morlatt
Mississippi Valley
German Empire
Frederick the Great
Frederick
Joseph Kelbfus
Pennsylvania State Game Commission
EB. H. Frobush
Massachusetts Department of Agriculture
William Brewster
Maine
Campbell County Courts
Newport News
Alfonso
Frange
Comptroller
Faust
Lagoon
Avoca
Reichrath’s
Robinson
Swain
King
Infanta
Premier
Cincinnati Fan Food
Vetter
Novak
St. Patricks
Holy Name
Holy Cross
Hyde Park
Stanley
Saints
Hyde Park St
Adriatic
Greene Line Steamer Courier
Main St
Tel
Chad
Frankfort
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