Rostand Denies Plagiarism Over Cyrano Claim
World theater notes report Edmond Rostand dismissing claims that his Cyrano de Bergerac plagiarized Gross's The Merchant Prince of Cornville. Rostand argues he could not read English and cites timing, noting evidence he shared a script with Coquelin a year before Cyrano premiered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rostand
Gross
Cornville
M. Rostand
University Club
Cyrano
United States
Love
Corpville
Louvre
Mr. Rostand
Mr. Gross
Coquelin
Chicago
Ragtime concert at the Zoo features Liberati
The first season ragtime program at the Zoo promises a large crowd with Signor Liberati presenting Oriental ragtime pieces never before heard in Cincinnati. He will perform solos with Miss Cleopatra Vicini and special vocal numbers by Miss Vaides and Mons. Begue along with a Mecca Temple memory from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Zoo
Signor Liberati
Liberati
Cincinnati
Mecca Temple
San Francisco
Grand Central Depot
Signor Iniberati
Cleopatra Vicini
Vaides
Mons. Begue
Bathing Season Opens at Chester Park Beach
Chester Park prepares for the beach opening early next week with bathing by club members only. Warm weather has drawn larger afternoon crowds and the vaudeville show attracts two sizable audiences daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Prominent stars join Mrs. Fiske season in New York and London
Tyrone Power joins Sir Henry Irving for the forthcoming Merchant of Venice revival at the Lyceum in London, playing Bassanio. Caroline McLean and Oscar Eagle lead Cincinnati talent in Rochester stock, with Esther Lyons and Miss McLean in supporting roles. Mrs. Fiske features Divercens and Little Italy at the Manhattan, while Tess of the D Urbervilles continues to draw crowds. Blanche Bates ends her season at the Montauk Theater after 530 performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrone Power
Fred Bryton
Rochester
Esther Lyons
Fagile
Miss Mclean
Mrs. Fiske
Sardou
Horace B. Fry
Manhattan Theater
New York
Tess
The
D'Urbervilles
Fifth Avenue Theater
Learue
Broadwa
Blanche Bates
Montauk Theater
Brooklyn
Peformance
David Belas
Mies
Perentiv
Nik
Avid Belasco
Blanche
Forty-second Street
Belasco Theatre to Stage Blanche Bates Production Next Winter
Belasco plans a major Blanche Bates show after Mrs. Leslie Carter opens with Du Barry. The producer will not reveal the play yet but promises top production value and a stellar cast including Geo Arliss and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walcot. Other prominent actors are being approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belasco Theater
Leslie Carter
du Barry
Charles Walcot
Mr. Belasco
Blanche Bates
Striking Iron Workers Quieted After Citywide Walkout
Iron workers began a strike at the power building at Eighth and Sycamore streets, then on the Eighth Street Viaduct where twenty five workers demanded forty cents an hour. The men returned to work after a partial victory as contracts and council agreements were cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth and
Sycamore Streets
Eighth Street
C. L. Strobel &Co
Chicago
Building Trades Council
A. A. Frey
Potthoff & Frey Iron Company
Commercial Tribune
Walnut Street
Correcting a map for the Eighty third Ohio monument
A conference at the Grand Hotel between the Eighty third Ohio Volunteer Regiment men and Vicksburg Ohio Battle Field Commission corrected the monument site on the Vicksburg battlefield. Officials reported the new map marks the regiment’s true position during the battle and will be sent to the National commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hotel
Eighty-third Ohio Volunteer Regiment
Vicksburg Ohio Battle Field
Eighty-third
Vicksburg Battle Field
National Association
W. P. Gault
Columbus
Charles Hipp
St. Mary's
Ohio Commission
F. W. Moore
McComas
Wm. H. Davis
George Sweeny
Len Latta
State Commission
National Commission
Eighty-third Regiment
Kentucky Court Rules Primary Nominates Must Follow State Law
The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled that parties must conduct primaries under the state election statute to place nominees on the official ballot. This unique requirement, noted in the Brown versus Jefferson County Republican Committee case, overturns a Jefferson County Chancery Court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals Today
Kentucky
John Mason Brown
Republican County Executive Committee
Jefferson County
Jefferson Chancery Court
Brown
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prizes and 14900 Chances
The notice describes a contest with 1490 prizes and a pool of 14900 chances. If ten participants each submit an estimate, each person has ten chances for any prize and a total of 14900 opportunities to win a share of 24000 dollars.
Prisoners Freed After Supreme Court Deming Decision
Ten inmates from the Federal penitentiary near Leavenworth have been released and given tickets home following the Supreme Court ruling in the Deming case. Among them is James Price of Franklin Kentucky. The men were volunteer soldiers convicted by court-martials of regular officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
United States Supreme Court
Peter C. Deming
Federal
James Price
Franklin, Ky
Deming
Haywood Seminary Closes After Successful First Year
The Haywood Seminary in Maysville Kentucky ends the year with exercises at the First Presbyterian Church. Certificates are awarded and Dr B L Hobson of Chicago delivers an address on Originality and Conventionality. The first year is described as the most successful in the school’s history under Misses Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysvilly
Haywood Seminary
First Presbyterian Church
B. L. Hobson
Chicago
Hays
Commercial Tribune Subscriptions Offer Mind Clearing Notice
A cheeky solicitation urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate to settle the matter on their minds. The offer promises to remove the concern once payment is received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
Walnut Hills Business Club Elects New Officers
The Walnut Hills Business Club held its annual meeting with record attendance. Officers presided for the first time since election as the group debated branch library sites and endorsed Peebles Corner as optimal. A 125 member Dayton trip was planned to inspect local business operations and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Business Club
Drausin Wulsin
Public Library
Peebles Corner
Howard Winslow
C. L. Bowman
Walter Fisher
W. W. Granger
George Henshaw
Library Board
Dayton
Cash Register
Soldeirs
Trevor
Hotel Men's Token of Esteem for A. G. Corre
Cincinnati hotel men gathered at the Palace Hotel to honor A. G. Corre after his death. A memorial resolutions committee was formed and a floral tribute planned for the funeral. The service is set for 3 p.m. at Spring Grove Cemetery chapel with viewing at Gibson House from 10 a.m. to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Hotel
Cincinnati Hotel Men's Association
A. G. Corre
Walter Maxwell
E. N. Roth
St. Nicholas
T. J. Cullen
Burnet House
Wm. Cunningham
Rand
R. B. Mills
Sterling
A. J. Smith
Munro
Geo. Potts. Roth
Potts
Corre
Euchre benefit thanks donors for Baby Taylor fund
Seventy five dollars was turned in for the Baby Taylor fund from a Memorial Hall euchre event on Sixth Street. Over 200 attended with Mrs. Agnes Collins and Mrs. George Schantz leading the effort and Major Matt Day providing prizes and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Matt Day
George H. Thomas Post Hall
F. W. Benjamin
A. L. Benjamin
Young & Carl
the Fair
Emma McElvaine
Prisoner Escapes Guardhouse in Desertion Case
John H. Murphy, imprisoned for eighteen months for desertion from Troop I, Fourth Cavalry, escaped Monday night by sawing dungeon bars. He tried to pass as paroled on Sunday. Guard searched yesterday. no trace found. Suspected confederate presence noted. Also, Judson Honeycutt, jailed for desertion from Eighth Artillery in Cuba, was released by order of President Roosevelt to see his dying father in Mars Hill N Co. Senator Pritchard commented on the release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Murphy
Fourth Cavalry
Judson Honeycutt
Eighth Artillery
Cuba
Roosevelt
Mars Hill
N. Co
Pritchard
Reversal Plea Heard in Howard Goebel Murder Appeal
In Frankfort Kentucky the Court of Appeals heard James W Howard's appeal from a life sentence for complicity in the Goebel murder. Ten days for briefs. decision due before June 21. Chief counsel Judge Thomas R Gordon argued against the verdict while Attorney T C Campbell defended it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
James W. Howard
Commonwealth
Franklin Circuit’ Court
Court of Appeals
Howard
Goebel
Thomas R. Gordon
Louisville
T. C. Campbell
Cincinnati
Beckham
Campbell
Gordon
Cantrill
George Baker
Hardwood men choose Crane vice president
The Hardwood Manufacturers' Association met at the Galt House in Louisville with about fifty members present. George K. Smith outlined Southern association policy. Officers elected: President W. M. Ritter Columbus Ohio Vice President C Crane Cincinnati Treasurer F C Fischer Coal Grove Ohio Secretary Louis Doster Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Hardwood Manufacturers’ Association of the United States
Galt House
George K. Smith
St.uis
Southern Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Hardwood Manufacturers’ Association
Southern Association
W. M. Ritter
Columbus
C. Crane
Locke Buried In Night Funeral At Lexington Cemetery
Edward Locke aged 42 died in Cincinnati on Saturday and was buried at night in Lexington Cemetery lantern light. Relatives traveled from Cincinnati believing the coffin was in transit but shipment was halted then resumed arriving at 6 40 pm with no burial service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Edward Locke
Cincinnati
Locke
Bellevue Announces Change in Teachers Exam Schedule
The annual examination for Belle Vue public school teachers moves from June to August. The Board of Education sets three certificate grades substitute regular and high school with minimum scores 70 75 and 85 percent. Mrs George P Lindsey of Rockwood Tenn returns home after a visit to her mother on Foote Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Board of Education
George P. Lindsey
Rockwood
Tenn
F. Helrigel
Foote Avenue
Dayton Man Leaves for McDonald Indiana Mining District
Mr. Clifford Benner of Third Avenue departed yesterday for McDonald Indiana to work in the mining district. Chief McClure orders fireworks abated before the Fourth of July within city limits. A runaway was narrowly averted yesterday morning when bombs placed on Sixth Avenue street car rails exploded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Benner
Third Avenue
McDonald
Ind
Ely
Tate
McClure
Sixth Avenue
Pimples and skin eruptions tied to blood cleanse claims
An ad extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy that cleanses blood to prevent pimples boils and other skin eruptions. It asserts clear skin aids social and business success and warns substitutes profit at consumers’ expense with testimonial praise from users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Wmore
Remy
Cherokee Nation
Ind
Territoril
Court Refuses Restraining Order in Covington Bond Fight
Federal Court Judge Cochran dismisses injunction sought by Charles H Shaw receiver of Suburban Electric Light Co to block Covington from issuing 75000 for electric light plant. Case follows long dispute over 1882 Covington franchise, 1889 Kenton transfer, and 1907 expiry, with Suburban asserting ownership of original rights.
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Cochran
Charles H Shaw
Suburban Electric Light Company
Ty of
Covington
Covington Electric Light Comany
Kenton Electric Company
Covington Company
Suburban Electric Company
Kenton Electrie Company
Doctor Explains Elevator Accident At Woodford Flats
Dr. Charles Kearns asserts a vacuum in the water main caused Sunday noon elevator trouble, not a mechanism defect. Eight people were aboard. the car descended with safety catches gripping slides. Builder examined the elevator. Macdonald notes a delayed start due to the city water being off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kearns
Woodford Flats
Macdonald
Kearns
Cincinnati
Injuries Threaten Life After Colerain Pike Accident
Deputy Henry Drexelius learns his uncle Joseph Drexellius of Dry Ridge Ohio was struck by a wagon team Sunday evening on Colerain pike. He suffered a broken ankle a deep head wound and internal injuries and remains unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Drexelius
Joseph Drexellius
Dry Ridge
Colerain Pike
Grand jury convenes in Kenton Circuit Court
The June grand jury met in Kenton Circuit Court with 12 members listed. Session expected short. few cases to indict. A rule issued against J Mersman and J C Droege to justify failure to turn over company books to receiver George Keefer amid claims of $500,000 misspent and asset transfer risk. Contempt rule against J H Drexilius in Lexington Real Estate case. Keefer ordered to accept settlements for Cov en Mutual Investment Company claims to liquidate Nannie Childers case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Charles G. Alexander
Clementine Hembeck
John Woodyard
Henry Deppenbrock
Henry Hitter
G. H.loebker
G. T. O’maley
O. J. Carpenter
John J. Sawyer
Fred Pieper
Thomas Barrett
George Fucker
J. Mersman
Texas and Louisiana National Oil Company
John C. Droege
George M. Keefer
Coven Mutual Investment Company
G. B. McIntyre
George A. Smith
Nannie Childers
Mrs. Mary A. McCollough Laid to Rest in Covington
The pioneer Covington resident, Mrs Mary A McCollough died at 317 Russell Street. She was 57 and a member of Eleventh Street M E Church for 22 years. Burial was in Highland Cemetery. She leaves four children Maggie Leonard John J McCollough Thomas McCollough and Mamie Henson. Two local marriage notices followed as Jaries Neimeyer and Elizabeth Nelmeier wed at St Aloysius, and Joseph L Holbrook and Susan Harrison married in Hamilton and Dayton respectively. Xavier William Hagen and Clara Morelli of Erlanger to marry this morning.
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Mary A. McCollough
Covington
Russell Street
Highland Cemetery
McCollough
Eleventh Street
M. E. Church
Mason County
Kentucky
Maggie Leonard
Mike Leonard
John J McCollough
Thomas McCollough
Mamie Henson
Brookville
Ind
Jaries Neimeyer
Elizabeth Nelmeier
Cincinnati
St. Aloysius Church
Father Blenke
Josephl. Holbrook
Hamilton
Susan Harrison
Dayton
J. W. Mitchell
Xavier William Hagen
Clara Morelli
Erlanger
Father Kolb
Fiscal Court meets. pauper claims only business handled
The Fiscal Court met yesterday in County Judge Stephens office for a brief session with pauper claims against the county the sole business. The court adjourned to meet Friday forenoon. Rumor circular at City Hall says Charles Williams of Ludlow may resign. Stephens declined comment. Auditing Committee to report at the Friday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Charles Williams
Ludlow
Jo Stephens
Brida
Property transfers noting small payments in local land deeds
Transcriber garbled deed items show Thomas Dunn transferring eight lots to Rosa Riverman at 1 and other considerations, property described as 2% by 100 feet on Lee street north of Twelfth. Rosa Riverman to Thomas Dunn for 1605. Covington Trust Company appears to convey to Michael Troy in Lo-adoes addition to Caheows.
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Thomas Dunn
Rosa Riverman
Lee Street
Twelfth
Thomas du
E Covingts Trust Company
Wee Elen Aant
Michael Troy
Lo — Adoes
Caheows
Graves of Confederate Dead Decorated at Evergreen Cemetery
Newport Memorial Day services by Newport Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy with Rev. Peter Tinsley as orator. Speakers recalled Civil War memories and Jefferson Davis birth anniversary. Clergy from Newport and Frankfort Kentucky offered prayers and benediction as a quartet sang and a poet recited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Cemetery
Newport
Covington
Jefferson Davis
R. L.harris
St.Paul's Church
R. L. McCready
Church of the Ascension
Frankfort
Miss Jones
Youth shoots father in defense of mother in Louisville
Stetson Oyler a 15 year old boy shot his father Edward A Oyler four times at the family home 1538 Haldeman avenue in Louisville at about 10 am He says his father was drunk and beating his mother When he fired he fled the scene and surrendered The father is seriously injured
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Stetson Oyler
Edward A. Oyler
Haldeman Avenue
Newport building permit issued for four brick residences
City Clerk Frank Covall of Newport Geerge issued a permit to eter O Shaughnessy to erect four two story pressed brick houses on Maple avenue between Eighth and Ninth streets at a total cost of 14000 The Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church plans a strawberry festival tonight in the church lecture room in Newport George Morlidge married Jessie Frothingham yesterday in Cincinnati at the bride s home on Gilbert avenue They departed for the East for a two week honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Covall
Newport
Geerge
Eter O'Shaughnessy
Maple Avenue
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
George Morlidge
Jessie Frothingham
Cincinnati
Gilbert Avenue
Eve
Local marriages reported in Springfield and nearby towns
Names and ages of couples from Springfield Beaver Falls and Newport areas are listed with wedding details. The Hutchinson officiates two ceremonies and a 5 o'clock home ceremony for Van Luenen and Pahis is planned with a reception afterward. The bridegroom oversees a tobacco works in Newport. Remaining couple pairs include Crews and Lies of Cincinnati and Dayton respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Saum
Leah Crist
Springfield
T. K. Hutchinson
Joseph Nauer
Beaver Falls
Mary Dodds
New Brighton
Squire Hutchinson
Arthur P. van Luenen
Lovelahis
Josephine A. Pahis
Southgate
Robert Harris
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
E. O. Eshelby Tobacco Works
Fourth and
Saratoga Streets
Newport
Frank Crews
Cincinnati
Pearl Lies
Dayton
Horse attached to garbage cart backs over dump
A horse pulling a Newport garbage cart driven by Harry Urke backed over the dump at the foot of Columbia street, rolling down an embankment over fifty feet. The horse suffered a severe hindquarter cut and was taken to the city stables for suturing. the steel cart remained undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Urke
Columbia Street
Newport
Eleventh
Saratoga Streets
Newport Retail Clerks to Honor International President
The Retail Clerks' Union of Newport will host a reception this evening for International President Robert J. O'Brien of Buffalo NY. Abel's Hall on Monmouth Street will host with Attorney M B Kendrick delivering the address and Misses Walsh Falk and Mayme Barry participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Clerks’ Union of
Newport
Robert J. O’brien
Buffalo, N. Y
Abel’s Hall
Monmouth Street
M. B. Kendrick
Jennie Walsh
Falk
Mayme Barry
Carpenter Injured by Falling Chisel at Newport Plant
Albert Ross of Fifth avenue Dayton Kentucky employed at Veith Bros planing mills Newport was struck on the left foot by a large falling chisel. The blow cut through his shoe and nearly amputated his first second and third toes. He faces a long layoff due to the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ross
Fifth Avenue
Dayton
Veith Bros
Newport
Oae
Circus Court Hears Fire Department Interference Charge
Judge Hodge instructed the grand jury to focus on interference with the Fire Department during a fire and on damage to telephone and telegraph lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Hodge
Mayor to Confirm Bardo Appointment to Water Board
Peter N. Bardo was appointed by Mayor Nelsor to fill the vacancy on the Board of Water Works Commissioners created by William Mannering's term expiration. The Alger men will confirm the appointment at their next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter N. Bardo
Nelsor
Board of Water Works Commissioners
William Mannering
Board of Algermen
Realty Transfer: Ware Couple Sell Lot on Second Street
W H Ware and wife transfer to Almira 8. Miller a lot on the north side of Second Street between Park Avenue and Berry Street. The parcel measures 158 feet by 158 feet and the sale price is 1953 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ware
Almira 8. Miller
Second Street
Park Avenue
Berry Street
State Printing Supervisor reports 1901 totals in Ohio
Columbus June 3 Mark Slater State Supervisor of Public Printing filed with the Governor his report for the year ending November 15 1901. There were 1 494 980 volumes bound for the state including blank books The expenses show 42991 81 for the Breas and 43357 97 for the binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Mark Slater
Breas Cos
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Announcement
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It offers free sample bottles and a book, urges readers to mention the newspaper, and cites Binghamton New York as the address for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imost
Kilmer
Bright
R. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Bloodier Campton feud battle leaves multiple dead
Special despatch from Campton Kentucky reports a town riot between Focht Pelfrey McPherson Wright Welsh Dunnatrick Simrall Sebastian Cunningham Reffitt and Wooten Helton Tolson Becraft Grayson Bryant Noble Lunsford Tyra. Three killed outright five wounded and several believed to die. Suspects arrested with trials set for Friday June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Campton
Gene Focht
Lexington
W. P. Pelfrey
William McPherson
Thomas Wright
Albert Welsh
Theodore Dunnatrick Simrall
Newton Sebastian
Jacob Cunningham
Daniel Reffitt
Ron Wooten
Hall Hollow
T. J. Helton
Sam Tolson
Richard Tolson
George Tolson
George W. Becraft
Alexander Grayson
Hiram Bryant
Washington Justice
John Noble
Albert Lunsford
Harvey Tyra
Wooten
Soda
Perry
Breathitt
Frocht
Pelfrey
Theodore Dunn
Bert Lunsford
Patrick Simrall
W. PB. Pelfrey
Samuel Tolson
Tom Wright
Alabama Jack Pleads Guilty in Russellville Arson Case
Russellville Kentucky June 3 Alabama Jack a well known negro thief pleaded guilty to arson and robbery and was sentenced to eleven years in the State prison. John McKissick and Frank Simmons also negroes formerly jailed for arson were brought back in prison clothes to face robbery charges and were taken to Bowling Green as a mob was feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Russellville
Alabama
Jack
John McKissick
Frank Simmons
W. L. Collns
Bowlingree
Whitecaps Visit Harrodsburg for Hay Harvest Labor
At Perrysville last night whitecaps visited the home of several citizens and warned them to go to work at once or face another call. Farmers report many idlers making it hard to find hands for the hay harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Harrodsburg
Perrysville
Whitecaps
Farm dispute ends in fatal shooting in Hopkinsville
John Reynolds, a young farmer, shot and killed a man named Jones in Hopkinsville Kentucky after censuring him for neglect of stock. Jones drew a pistol but Reynolds fired first, shooting Jones through the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hopkinsville
John Reynolds
Jones
Reynolds
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Sig
Maurice Maeterlinck
London Chronicle
America
Paris
M. Maeterlinck
Swinburne
Kipling
Hardy
Miles Leblanc
Paris Opera Comique
Vicksburg Monument
Eighty-Third Ohio
State
Dr. Hobson
Euchre
Baby Taylor Fund
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Hardwood
CRANE
Meeting of the Associated Manufacturers
DR. Kearns
Aston Madeira
James P. Tarvin
Scott Street
Patrick Right
Henry Montgomery
Mountain
Glenn
Justice Goebel
Consolidated Boat Store Company
Alexand McDonald Coalee
Ben Brueggema
Circuit Court
Mrs. McCollough
Fiscal Court
Kenton Realty Deals
Lnd
Grand Jury
Bardo
Newport Realty
Slater
Laat
Farmer
Giticura
Druc
Bosuon
Rosie Cabhe
Arterhouse
Limdon
Rue de la Paix
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