Covington Aldermen OK Franchise Sale for Street Railway
Covington aldermen passed an ordinance to sell a franchise for a single street railway track along Tenth Street from Madison Avenue to Greenup Street and on Eleventh Street to Garrard Street, to ease belt line traffic. Residents objected to Tenth Street gains while endorsing improved public benefit. The meeting approved sidewalk and curb projects on several streets and set bid bonding requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Tenth Street
Madison Avenue
Greenup Street
Eleventh Street
Garrard Street
Twelfth Street
Twelfth Street Bridge
Aubrey Barbour Named City Solicitor in Newport
Mayor Helmbold nominates Aubrey Barbour to the newly created City Solicitor post at 1800 dollars annually. Barbour, a Campbell bar leader and former City Attorney, has served as special counsel in major cases. The council also elected George Dollar Custodian of the City Building and John Geisler Delinquent Tax Collector. A rock pile site will be chosen by the Mayor, City Engineer, and Public Works Superintendent with two councilmen added. Beech and Second streets streets are slated for reconstruction with cement curb and gutters on several blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Simmons
Tenth Street
Internal Improvements Committee
Nancy Street
J. L. Stuntebeck
Martin Street
Sixteenth Street
Helmbold
Newport
Aubrey Barbour
Barbour
Campbell Bar
Thornton
George Dollar
John Geisler
Lucius Desha
Moore and Barker
Newport Residents Demand Smoke Consumers Ordinance
Residents in the eastern Newport area protest the heavy smoke from Donaldson Lithographing and Higgin Manufacturing chimneys over Overton Park Washington Monroe streets. Similar complaints arise in the southern city area near Fred Miller Planing Mill. Citizens seek mandatory use of smoke consumers. Wiedemann Brewing already benefits from reduced smoke and fuel savings. Councilman Edward Berry supports enforcing the installation citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Overton, Park
Washington
Monroe
Donaldson Lithographing Company
Higgin Manufacturing Company
Fred Miller Planing Mill Company
Wiedemann Brewing Company
Engineer Inspects City For Municipal Light Plant
Electrical Engineer Owen Ford visits Covington with Public Works Superintendent Niemeyer to assess lighting needs and review the Water Works surgeage house as a site for a future power plant. A Light Committee session provided maps and details. Ford aims to deliver plans within six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Ford
Covington
Niemeyer
Helso
Main Street
Ford
Bank and asylumfaces accounting in Chinn bankruptcy case
H W Bain trustee asks Federal Court Covington for an accounting from Second National Bank and the Eastern Kentucky Asylum for Insane. Chinn, declared bankrupt March 22 1906, allegedly transferred 2500 dollars to the bank to secure its claim and directed the asylum to pay 1585 for goods, harming other creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Bain
A. C. Chinn
Lexington
Covington
Second National Bank
Eastern Kentucky
Mayors Hold Conference on Newport Covington Bridge
Mayors Helmbold of Newport and Beach of Covington met in the former’s private office. The talk’s outcome is not yet known but is believed to concern electing bridge directors for the Newport Covington Bridge over the Licking River, with voting to occur in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmbold
Newport
Mayor Beach
Covington
Twin Cities
Newport and Covington
Licking River
Germans to Jollify Forty Sixth Anniversary Picnic
The German Workingmen's Association of Dayton celebrates its 46th anniversary Sunday with a parade and general frolic at Forest Grove. The event involves many organizations and highlights the association as the county’s oldest with leading members among its ranks. The German Pioneers' Society is the next oldest group.
Campbell County appoints new game warden
County Judge Matt Moore of Newport appointed E. T. Miles as a Campbell County Game Warden yesterday. He will announce further appointments in the county’s upper area. Officials plan strict enforcement of game laws this fall, targeting Ohio hunters after Buckeye authorities arrested Kentucky sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Moore
Newport
E. T. Miles
Campbell County
Ohio
Kentucky
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cough Cure Claims
Promotional text for Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery touts glycerine as a medicinal and nutritive component enhancing the herbs Black Cherrybark Golden Seal root Stone root and Queen's root. It claims cures for lingering coughs bronchial and laryngeal troubles and warns it won’t cure early consumption. Readers are urged to request the medicinal book and consult Dr Pierce by letter with privacy assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Golder
R. Verce
Buffalo
N. Y
Convns
Nina
BR. V. Pierce
Helmulf Watters Faces Fire Chief Charge at Newport
Newport Police and Fire Commissioners meet to hear three charges against Fire Chief Watters raised by Commissioners Rummel and Pfinstag. Allegations include directing rope borrowing after a halter broke on a horse, failing to extinguish a dump fire, and altering department structure without the Mayor’s consultation. A petition from Newport insurers urges Watters be kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Rummel and Pfinstag
Watters
John Bartholomew
Must Place Warning Lights On Street Obstructions
Newport police sergeant Cottingham arrests those who fail to place signal lights on street obstructions. Superintendent Louis Krebs was summoned to explain why a light was not installed on rock at Fourth and Overton. Bert Bronston and Archie Maynard likewise summoned as enforcements rise due to numerous damage suits against the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottingham
Newport
Louis Krebs
Fourth
Overton
Bert Bronston
Archie Maynard
Society Woman Divorced In Kenton Circuit Court
In Kenton Circuit Court Judge Shaw granted Mrs. S Milton Smith a divorce on grounds of mistreatment and restored her maiden name Miss Irma Holzhauer. The couple are prominent Campbell County social figures. Miss Holzhauer will live with her mother in Highlands. Attorney Howard M Benton represented the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Shaw
S. Milton Smith
Irma Holzhauer
Campbell County
Covington Notes Administrative Actions and Local Incidents
George H. Gordon and F. A. Crigler qualified as administrators of W. A. Crigler's estate. Gus Wagner named guardian of Jessie Clinkenbeard. Margaret Fisher granted $4 weekly alimony from Fred Fisher pending divorce judgment. Jacob Mitchell, charged in the killing of Engineer Fleming, ill in Covington jail and moved to Branch Hospital. Bridge Company secretary invites mayor to June 4 shareholders meeting at Covington end. Brakeman William McKinley killed between two cars. remains to Linden Grove Cemetery. age about 38. single. Michael Jerry dies in Muncie. body to Covington for burial. Children’s Day program at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church next Sunday. William A. Davis arraigned for disorderly conduct. agreement to pay $2.50 weekly child support. eighteen witnesses testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gordon
F. A. Crigler
W. A. Crigler
Gus Wagner
Jessie Clinkenbeard
Margaret Fisher
Fred Fisher
Shaw
Jacob Mitchell
Engineer Fleming
Ludlow
Covington
Newport and
Linden Grove
McKinley
Michael Jerry
West Fifth Street
Muncie
Ind
Madison Avenue Presbyterian
William A. Davis
Davis
Highland meetings and visits tag Ft Thomas scene
Carlisle Wilson of St Louis visits Highlands. Highland Commercial Club to hold a special meeting at Central School Building for important business. An all day missionary meeting hosted by Mrs L L Ross on Ft Thomas avenue under Woman Homes Foreign Missionary Society of the Highland M E Church. Mrs Jarvis mother of Captain Jarvis visiting the post and to return to Clarksburg WV soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Wilson
St. Louis
Highlands
Highland Commercial Club
L. L. Ross
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Women’s Home
Foreign Missionary Society of the Highland M. E. Church
Jarvis
Captain Jarvis
Clarksburg
W. Ve
Sewer Plan For Bellevue Sewer System Advances
Engineer Glazier for the city of Bellevue reported favorably at an adjourned City Council meeting on a modern sewer system. Plans and specifications were shown and an ordinance for construction is expected to pass soon. Mayor Emig's push has intensified support and a majority of councilmen favor the sewers. The council will meet again next Thursday to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glazier
Bellevue
Capital Food Company V. Smith Widing and Blank Trial Ends
The Capital Food Company of Tiffin Ohio sued Harry F. Smith L C Widing and N J Blank for 900 on a food contract. After continuances the case went before Judge Berry in Newport. The order was withdrawn before shipment and the jury found for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Food Company
Tiffin
Harry F. Smith
L.C. Widing
N. J. Blank
Berry
Newport
Howard M. Benton
Will sanity fight ends as trial court rejects appeal
Circuit Judge Shaw in Covington refused a new trial for contestants of Bridget Boyd’s will. Boyd’s estate valued at $10,000 faced a contested trial about a month ago on the testatrix sanity, where the jury upheld the will. Leave to appeal to the Court of Appeals was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Boyd
Shaw
Covington
Court of Appeals
Brunning Hotel Keeper Suffering Appendicitis
Newport News briefs report Harry Brunning proprietor of the Brunning Hotel confined at home with severe appendicitis. Dr J J Back attends. Captain Lindsbern of the City of Cincinnati recovering from typhoid fever. Highland M E Church women plan Milkmaids Convention June 8 with rehearsals tonight after a recent successful performance. Mrs Anton Scheben injured by a gasoline stove explosion at 811 Monmouth Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brunning
Brunning
J. J. Back
Lindsbern
Cincinnati
The
Highland M. E. Church
Anton Scheben
Monmouth Street
Campbell Court News Damage Suit Settled and Divorce Sought
Clarence Hensley versus South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company settled in Campbell County Circuit Court with case dismissed. Jennie Palmer seeks a new trial in Palmer versus Prudential Life Insurance Company. Judge Berry considers divorce case Anna M Proze versus Edward A Broze on abandonment grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hensley
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Campbell County
Jennie Palmer
Howard Benton
Palmer
Prudential Life Insurance Company of America
Berry
Anna M. Proze
Edward A. Broze
Ice Cream and Strawberry Festival at St Francis Church
The St Francis Church ladies host an ice cream and strawberry festival this afternoon on the church lawn. Fredric Schaefer, homeless, died yesterday at Speer’s Hospital after being found unconscious in a Sixth Avenue saloon and diagnosed with asthma. Mrs Bruegger entertained the Twentieth Century Club. Mrs Charles Carrothers of Mobile is visiting relatives in Sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Church
Fredric Schaefer
Speer’s Hospital
Sixth Avenue
Bruegger
Twentieth Century Club
Charles Carrothers
Mobile
Ala
Funeral of Mrs Louise Francis at Ludlow Presbyterian
Mrs Louise Francis wife of Rev J I Francis of Ludlow Presbyterian Church was buried at Woodland Park. The service was led by Rev E D Swiggert with assistants Rev William McKibbin and Rev Robert Watson. Pallbearers included Dr A G Drury Dr John Robertson Dr J S McCormick Robert H Fleming and David Buchanan. Interment followed at Spring Grove Cemetery. Mrs Andrew Gaking 39 died at her David street home leaving a husband and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Francis
J. I. Francis
Ludlow Presbyterian Church
Woodland Park
E.D. Swiggert
Morrow, O
William McKibbin
Robert Watson
Cincinnati
A. G. Drury
John Robertson
J. 8. McCormick
Robert H. Fleming
David Buchanan
Bellevue Clergy Gather for Communion and Memorial Mass
Members of Phil Sheridan Council attend holy communion in body Sunday morning and a Mass will be offered for deceased council members. Trinity Lutheran Church choir meets this evening for practice. Pastors Aid Society of Bellevue and Avon Christian Church meets this afternoon at 325 Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Sheridan Council
Trinity Lutheran Church
Pastors’ Aid Society
Bellevue and Yton Christian Church
Sixth Avenue
Standard Oil to Present Rebuttal Evidence in Cleveland
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hear rebuttal testimony from Standard Oil in Cleveland on June 14 after a conference with government counsel. Witnesses from Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroads are slated to testify about coal and oil inquiries. Hearings in Philadelphia will resume the following Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tillman- Gillespie
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Knapp
John B. Thayer
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chicago
Cleveland
Standard Oil Company
Lawyer Delahunty Admits Canfield Loans in Fee Dispute
In the Canfield case, attorney John Delahunty testified he had accepted loans from Richard A. Canfield, reducing his claim to 32000 if unpaid notes are counted. He described his bill for December 1, 1903, to date for consultation and services connected to the Dowling immunity bill and Canfield’s prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delahunty
Commercial Tribune
New York
John Delahunty
Richard A. Canfield
Dowling
Caneld
Canfield
Independent oil dealers expect ICC to reopen Standard Oil probe
Chamberlain of the National Petroleum Association said the Interstate Commerce Commission will return to Cleveland mid June to reopen the Standard Oil investigation. Virgil P. Kline, counsel for Standard Oil, will likely be heard to rebut testimony, with independents free to offer additional evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Chamberlain
National Petroleum Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard Oil
Virgil P. Kline
Standard Oil Company
Kline
Chicago
Frisco Disaster Described by Traveling Railroad Agent
William Warner of the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad, based in Chicago, described San Francisco after the disaster. He said the city resembled a huge freight wreck with debris dumped into the bay and extensive destruction of the business district. Soldiers remained on duty and looters were arrested. Chinatown attracted attention as residents rebuilt amid fear of photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Warner
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad
Chicago
Cincinnati
Warner
San Francisco
Frisco
Southern Pacific
San Jose
Southern Rail Road Upgrade Advocated by Judge Sayler
Judge John R Sayler endorses a free train service to educate the public about Southern Rail road assets. He notes double tracking within ten years steel-rebuilt structures and a lessee funded 2 million dollars with 3 million more planned. He claims Cincinnati would gain bond payoff and long term income to cover much of its operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railroad
John R. Sayler
Board of Trustees
Southern
Cincinnati
Petition seeks bankruptcy for Standard Beet Sugar Company
Farmers who supplied beets and the Union Pacific Railway Company petitioned Federal Court in Omaha on May 31 to declare Standard Beet Sugar Company bankrupt. They allege that since receiver W H Ferguson was appointed May 8, steps have favored certain creditors in payment. Standard Beet Sugar, a major Western producer, faces the receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Omaha
Neb
Standard Beet Sugar Company
W. H. Ferguson
Lincoln
Union Pacific Railway Company
The
Standard
West
Decision Involves Half Million Dollars Over Rail Injunction
A technical ruling involving $500000 was filed by Judge Sanborn today in the United States Circuit Court of Appeals. The case centers on an injunction protecting a railway from a judgment, with Kansas City Southern Railway Company as the appellee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
ST. Paul, Minn
Sanborn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Kansas City Southern Railway Company
Appellee
Three lawyers file answer in Berry case before Kentucky Court of Appeals
Three attorneys representing Judge A S Berry filed an answer to W E Monroe Sr in Alexandria Jail case now before the Kentucky Court of Appeals. The defense questions Judge Berry’s warrant for false swearing and cites county plurality, marriage ties, and past judgeship races as context. The document, seen by lawyers, reportedly reads like a damage suit argument before a picked jury.
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Charles L. Raison, Jr
Thomas Michie
Horace Root
A. S. Berry
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Bailey
Yungblut
Anderson
W. E. Monroe, Sr
Alexandria
Judge Berry
Monroe
Berry
Samuel C. Bailey
John T. Hodge
Commercial Tribune
Higgins
Root
Schnorr
Davis
Newport Elks Organize Baseball Team To Challenge Clubs
The Newport Elks form a baseball team to enhance their athletic reputation and seek games with Middletown Springfield and Dayton clubs, as well as teams from Frankfort and Cynthiana. Bellevue Lodge also fields a team and plans match games. Attorney Louis Reuscher says Newport has hidden talent ready to astonish baseball enthusiasts.
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Newport Elks
Bellevue Lodge
Newport Boys
Middletown
Springfield
Dayton
Frankfort
Cynthiana
Louis Reuscher
Newport
Obituary for Thomas Kerr Ritchetts of Maysville Ky
Thomas Kerr Ritcketts died at his home in Maysville Kentucky on Wednesday night from general debility. Born June 1 1809 near Maysville he was Mason County’s oldest native born resident at the time of his death. Once a leading local businessman he leaves two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kerr Ritcketts
Maysville
Mason County
Higher court reverses injunction in guardian trust case
Appeal from the Federal Circuit Court in Missouri leads to reversal of an injunction order. Guardian Trust Company had been barred from pursuing two lawsuits in Jackson County Circuit Court against Kansas City Southern Railway for about 500000. The trust company claimed the sum was owed by Kansas City Suburban Belt Railway, now assumed by the Southern Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Circuit Court
Western District of Missouri
Guardian Trust Company
Circuit Court
Jackson County
Missouri
Kansas City Southern Railway Company
Trust Company
Kansas City Suburban Belt Railway
Southern Company
Pitcairn Retires from Pennsylvania Railroad after Long Service
Robert Pitcairn, resident assistant to President A J Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad, retires upon reaching the age limit. He has served continuously since 1853 and it is understood the resident assistant to the President's office will be abolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Robert Pitcairn
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pitcairn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Court Rebate Case Rules Against Five Defendants
The U S Circuit Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin ruled against the Milwaukee Refrigerator Company six railroads and the Pabst Brewing Company in the Elkins act rebate case. The Pabst Brewing Company had its portion of the suit dismissed. The Government alleged rebates received by the Refrigerator Transit Company were improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of Wisconsin
Milwaukee Refrigerator Company
Pabst Brewing Company
United States
Refrigerator Transit Company
Commis
Sealed Proposals for Cincinnati Water Works Intake Pier
Cincinnati Ohio seeks bids for perforated brass plates bolts nuts wire cloth and for screens hoists and appurtenances for the intake pier near California in Hamilton County. Proposals due June 22 1906 with bid bonds or certified funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
Cincinnati
Ohio
California
Hamilton County
Herrmann
Elmer G. Prior
City of Cincinnati Sealed Coal Bid Notice 1906
Trustees of the Commissioners of Water Works invite sealed proposals by Friday, June 15, 1906, at noon for furnishing and delivering coal to the Eastern River and Western Main pumping stations. Bids require a $1,000 bond and a 10 pound coal sample. bids may cover items jointly or separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Commissioners of Ater Works
Maurice J. Freiberg
R G. Prior
Viteeenngen Elme
Beer shipments priced under Erie rail line deal
A historical complaint notes Pabst Brewing Company allowing freight charges of 10 to 12 percent on shipments routed via the refrigerator company. The traffic agreement with the Erie Railroad Company is attached as an exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pabst Brewing Company
Refrigerator Company
Erie Railroad Company
Traveling Agents Visit Local Offices on Texas Trip
Frank P. Wade traveling passenger agent of the C H D with headquarters at Louisville and J C Winans general traveling agent Lima Ohio were visitors to the local offices as A W Folger assumes duties. R P Algeo Indianapolis railroad official, in Texas for health, arrived in the city yesterday and left last evening for Indianapolis to resume his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Wade
Louisville
J. C. Winans
Lima
A. W. Folger
W. B. Calloway
R. P.algeo
Indianapolis
Texas
Hoosier
Louisville and Nashville Train Schedules and Connections
Train times and connections listed for Louisville and Nashville routes with arrivals and departures. Includes Memphis Hot Springs Tex service, through sleepers to Memphis, and connections to Knoxville Lexington Bristol Little Rock and other points. Also notes Pullman sleeping dining cars and central union station departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
City
Vine St. Depot
Grand Central Station
Paducah & Fultah Accom
Memphis
N. Orleans
Hot Springs
Arkansas
New Orleans
Louisville & Nashville R. R
Pearl and Butler
Central Union
Fifth and Vine
Louisville Express
Louisville
Louis
Birmingham
Mobile
Hot
Lipentae Er Downs
Tex
Lou
Bigham
N. C
Florida
Nash
Chattanooga
Absenia
Pullman
Central Union Station
Knoxville
Lexington
Bristol
Lex
Ington
Butler
Falmouth
Cincinnati Georgetown and Portsmouth Rail Schedule
Depot carrel street service from 413 Sycamore street runs yellow cars every 30 minutes toward New Water Works California and Coney Island with connections at Carrel Street Station to main line trains. Trains to Mt Washington Folville Amelia Bethel and others run at multiple daily times including Sunday variations and special Batavia Bethel and Georgetown services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Georgetown & Portsmouth
Carrel Street
Sycamore Street
New Water Works
California
Coney Island
Mt. Washington
Folville
Amelia
Bethel
Hamlet
Hamersville
Georgetown
Batavia
Russellville
Levanna
Ripley
Electric St. A. R. Co. announces new trolley schedule
The Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Electric St. A. R. Co. runs care leaves Andersons Ferry for Lawrenceburg and Aurora at 6 am and hourly until 8 pm and 10 pm. Harrison service starts 6:30 am hourly until 6:30 pm and 9 pm. Cleves service 6 am to 8 pm every half hour. 15 minute service between Andersons Ferry and Fernbank 6 am to 9 am and 2:30 pm to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Aurora Electric
ST. A. R. CO
Anderson’s Ferry
Aurora
Harrison
Cleves
Anderson's Ferry
Fernbank
Interurban Railway and Terminal schedules for Saturday nights
Depot Sycamore between Fourth and Fifth streets offers through cars to New Richmond and way points at intervals from 6:45 am to 11:30 pm. Coney Island service every 20 minutes after 2 pm. Suburban division serves Mt. Washington, Amelia, Bethel with morning to night departures, plus Hamlet and Bethel runs on select times. Rapid Railway division runs to Lebanon and intermediates with many daily times and every 30 minutes to Norwood and several suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interurban Railway
Sycamore
New Richmond
Coney Island
Mt. Washington
Amelia
Bethel
Hamlet
Rapid Railway Division
Lebanon
Norwood
Pleasant Ridge
Kennedy
Silverton
Deer Park
Proposals Sought for Army Clothing and Equipage 1906
The Chief Quartermaster's Office in Chicago invites sealed proposals in triplicate for 15 000 pairs of jean drawers 5 000 chambray shirts 5 000 barrack chairs both assembled and knocked down 2 000 sweaters 10 000 service caps khaki and 22 385 pairs of gymnasium echoes to be delivered to depots in Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago or St Louis Proposals due June 4 1906 with samples available for inspection and preference given to domestic manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Quartermaster’s Office
Federal Building
Chicago
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. Army
Jean
Mnasium
W. W. Robinson, JR
U. S, Army
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Aldermen
Covington Body
Traction
Seventeenth Street
Holman
Woodburn Avenue
Willow Run
Third Street
Ohio River
Geisler
Dollar
Geisler and Dollar
Beech Avenue
Front
Third
Second
Beech
Brighton Street
Chestnut
Seventh
Elm Street
Isabella
Patterson
Fifth Street
Saratoga
Washington Avenue
Robert Street
Dayton Street
Monmouth
Columbia Streets
York
Edward Berry
General Council
Police and Fire Commissioners
Covington Notes
FT. Thomas
Emig
Food Company
Newport News
Campbell Court News
Prince of Gamblers
Chinatown
ELKS
Cassatt
Railroads
the Apollinaris Co., Ltd
London
Legal Advertisement
Board of Trustees, “Commissioners of Waterworks
Board of Trustees, “Commissioners of Water Works
Sor
Railroad Notes
Ae Central
Gees
Hone Main
Columbus
Toledo
Detroit
Sandusky Express
Sandusky Accommodation
Indianapolis Express
Twentieth Century Lim- Cleveland Express
Anes Pryer
I.csoccius Cae
Chicago Night Express
St. Louisght Express
Peoria
Crawfordsville
Danville
Champaign
Benton Harbor Express
Anderson and Elkhart
Ft. Wayne
Hagerstown
Way
Jackson and Way
Meuwew
van Wert
Tdaily
Piqua
de- Puaer
Decatur
Neeeaes
ByiPities
Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Fourth and Race Streets
Florida Limited
St. Au- Musing
Csveens Ccenes
Atlanta
Solid Train
Charleston
Way Points
Lexington & Junction City
Erlanger and Dixon
Walton
Willamsport and Blanchet
Lexington & Jct
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