Big Crowd at Cumminsville as Robinson Circus Shines
The Robinson circus closes a profitable three day stay in this city with record attendance at Columbia and Norwood despite rain. In Cumminsville crowds were large and many were turned away in Norwood and Columbia due to the canvas being full. Cincinnati was circus hungry and with fair weather receipts could have surpassed records. The big show moved on to Middletown for two exhibitions today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumminsville
Middletown
E Robinson Circus
Columbia
Norwood
Norwodd
Cincinnati
Jack Robinson
Middletoehe
National Theater Idea Prompts Move Across Major Cities
A discussion on a National Theater in the United States leads to Powers' Theater being offered for three months starting April 1. Leo Ditrichstein spearheads the effort to form a stock company of twenty eight and choose the repertoire. He plans three months in Chicago New York Boston and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Til
Powers’ Theater
Leo Ditrichstein
Toom
Ditrichstein
Dea
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Suit by Catherine Davis Thrown Out in Court
The case of Catherine Davis known as Kittie Huddleston against Nixon & Zimmerman owners of the Alvin Theater was dismissed in Pittsburg. The court ruled the action should have been filed in the Or Year Court and no attempt was made to break the will. The suit will be carried to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Catherine Davis
Kittie Huddleston
Nixon & Zimmerman
Alvin Theater
Charles A. Davis
Alvin Joslyn
Oryear Court
Supreme Court
Special Meeting Set on McKerron Case by National Trotting Board
Hartford will host a June 27 Board of Review session ordered by President P P Johnston to reconsider the John A. McKerron ruling at the May New York meeting. The derided decision found Devereux’s trotter set a record, later reversed, prompting renewed calls from Archer and Bower for a fresh hearing. The panel may include Johnston Archer Morgan G Bulkeley Bower Schmulbach Bailey and Spreckels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Archer
Frank Bower
National Trotting Association
P. P. Johnston
Board of Review
Association
Hartford
John A. McKerron
Turf Court
H. K. Devereux
Boston
McKerron
Johnston
Archer
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Connecticut
Philadelphia
Henry Sc
Ohio Trap Shooters Tourney Results in Circlville
On June 6 Circlveille Ohio at the second day of the Ohio State Trap Shooters League Phellis of Mechanicsburg won with 167 of 170. Al kire and Rhoads captured the Sportsman's Review team trophy and eleven shooters tied for the Press-Post trophy. Eighty five marksmen entered. Officers elected F G Hogan Cleveland President S Sanford Cleveland Vice President J Allen Cleveland Secretary and Treasurer. Next annual meeting set for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Circleville
Ohio State Trap Shooters’ League
Phellis
Mechanicsburg
Alkire
Rhoads
Press-Post
Ohio Trap Shooters’ League
Elks
Cers
F. G. Hogan
Cleveland
8. S. Sanford
J. Allen
Y M C A Plans Miami Boat Club and Road Trip
A meeting of about one hundred Y M C A Athletic Club members is called for this evening by Dr. Fisher. The club has secured land on the Miami for a future clubhouse. The basketball team traveled to Maysville Kentucky to play an outdoor game with Maysville Intermediate this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Athletic Club
Fisher
Miami
Maysville
Miami Baseball Club
T. J. White
Taylor Creek
Hamilton County
Hartwell
Chas. H. Musselman
Ludlows
Ft. Thomas
Peerless
Lincoln
East Sixth Street
Bond Hills
Lefty Lintz
Denny’s
Admirals
Grand Central Depot
A.m. Sharp
Springfield
Melbourne and Larchmont yearlings fetch high bids at Gravesend
At Fasig Tipton in Gravesend New York Melbourne and Larchmont yearlings sold well with top prices over 1000 dollars. Notable sales include Lord Melbourne 1600 dollars Merry Acrobat 2000 dollars Byrondale 3600 dollars Mennenfield 1500 dollars Petiola 1600 dollars and Melody 1405 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Melbourne
Larchmont
Fasig-Tipton Company
Gravesend
Lord Melbourne
Prince of Monaco
P. H. McCarren
Melbourne Eclipse
E. c
Lilliian Lindeet
Merry Acrobat
Handspring
Merry Thought
P. J. Dwyer
Byrondale
Br. c
Jim Gore
Briganza
P. McCarren
Mennenfield
B. Ec
Galatia
B. c
Middlemarch
Julius Bauer
Petiola
W. Rown
Endurance
J. W. Schorr
Amateur Baseball Cites Intercity Games and Open Dates
Amateur baseball notes announce a Norwood Inn event next Wednesday aiming to beat St. Xavier College with a picked high school lineup. They list players by school and position and note open dates for the Cincinnati Stars across June and July with various Indiana and Ohio opponents from Ironton to Richmond. Multiple teams, managers, and addresses are given for scheduling games and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Inn
St. Xavier College
Brasher
Walnut Hills
Foss
Woodward
Schuester
Fox
Ofalnut Hills
Balshiezer
Wood Ward
Gray
Franklin
Woodrough
Miller
Smith
Holland
Donnelly
Cincinnati Stars
Harrison
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Brookville
Batesville
Richmond
Ind
Portsmouth
Ironton
Celinaamilton
H. Schwab
Western Avenue
Cincinnati
Admirals
Hamilton
Harry Lloyd
East Stixh Street
Homestead Defeated by Ashtabulas in Local Game
Homestead fell to the Ashtabulas in a home game. Final score shows a late rally by Ashtabulas, with pitching by Hardy Needham Jones and Marshall. Game details appear garbled but indicate a low scoring contest and key outs.
Driving Club Sets First Meeting in Anderson
Anderson Driving Club schedules its initial gathering in Anderson on June 4 with plans for regular races every two weeks through fall. Organizers expect strong turnout and a lively start to club activities after a recent capital start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Anderson
Ind
Anderson Driving Club
Ted
Vardon and Taylor Meet in Golf Championship Start
GULLANE Scotland June. Play in the golf championship at Muirfield began with bright cool weather. A record 101 entries including Kilton Laidlaw, Harry Vardon, and other top professionals and amateurs. Vardon is a big favorite.
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Gullane
Scotland
Muirfield
Alons
Kilton
Laidlaw
Harry Verdon
Protection claimed against barnstormers in Akron meeting
A preliminary meeting in Akron at the Grand Opera House formed plans for a State Association of Theatrical Managers. Manager T. Albaugh presided as work began to protect members from barnstormers who target unsuspecting managers. A banquet followed at the Empire Hotel with local and statewide attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Akron
Grand Opera House
T. Albaugh
Empire Hotel
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Coney Island Opens Two-Week Dive From 85-Foot Tower
Meredith Stanley the bridge jumper headlines a two week diving feature at Coney Island starting Sunday. A strong vaudeville bill follows with The Mal coms, Mr and Mrs Elwood Burton, Miss Marie Delano, and Knight and Jansen performing descriptive ballads and acts at the free theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Lake Como
Meredith Stanley
Coney's
the Malcoms
Elwood Burton
Marie Delano
Knight and
Jansen
Label League Outing at Chester Park Next Saturday
The Union Label League and Woman's Label League plan the first joint outing at Chester Park. Influential labor groups back the event, with tickets sold in the thousands and a special program arranged for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Label League
Union Label League
Woman's Label League
Chester Park
Ragtime Concert Planned by Tuxedo Ladies at Chester Park
Miss Edna Aug visits relatives and then leaves for the East. The Tuxedo Ladies' Band in Chester Park will test ragtime's popularity with a program of latest coon melodies next week. The exact date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Aug
East
Tuxedo Ladies’ Band
Chester Park
Golf leaders after first round at first honors event
A large gallery watched as Harry Vardon led the first round with 77 while Willie Park Jr 78 and J H Taylor 79 trailed. By the end of the round Vardon and James Braid shared the lead on 155 with Taylor on 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vardon
Willie Park, Jr
J. H. Taylor
James Braid
Gow
Taylor
Noblest horse. Loudon saddles Poor race at Fair Grounds
Jockey Loudon on Nobleman the favorite ran last of three as track was heavy. A string of winners included Celtic Bard entry to be refused. results across six races show Our Lady King Raine Kaloma and Nobleman among notable contenders with varied outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Louden
Nobleman
Fair Grounds
Celtic Bard
Lady Curzon
D. Vitatoe
Ida Carbrey
Julietta B
Earl
Bertha Buck
John Vallipel
Frank Pearce
la Princessa
Mandamus
Hardly
Virgie D’or
Singer
Our Lady
Givens
Cosam Tropeller
T. O’brien
Miss Aubrey
Turbiville
King Raine
Callear
Tom Collins
Ibs
A. D. Gibson
A. Weber
Ae Frank Bell
Wedderstra
Kaloma
Er O'Brien
King Daly
O'Neill
Wakita
van Camp
Ates
Talpaea
Foe Johnson
T. O' Brien
Tyne
Harry Pullian
Storm causes scare at Hawthorne amid racing card
Chicago June 5 Local racing crowd at Hawthorne faced a brief panic as a storm swept over the track between races four and five. Spectators were soaked and hurried to the infi Fa while the stands remained unharmed. Three favorites won in succession, with races featuring Thurles Ed Austin Key and Silurian among the winners and contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hawthorne
E.gee
Thurles
J. Mathews
Laurea Anet F Coburn
Aversons Ngfio
Ransch
Noes
Hy Lo
Ome J
Zacatosa
Defender II
Sam Howard
Ed Austin
Coburn
Harry Beck
J. Woods
South Trimble
Miracle IL
Jaimer
McChesney
Altoona
Prince Light
Lady Avon
Baldonkeel
Key
Vulcain
Merito
Racing card details two year and three year races
The page lists multiple race entries with horse names, weights, riders, and odds across first to sixth races. Included are maidens, selling classes, handicaps, and steeplechase, featuring horses such as Smart Set, Ivory Bells, Connie, Bluff, Ten Candles, Carbuncle, Dolce Far Niente, Bondman, Young Dixon, and Walkenshaw with weights and jockeys noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smart Set
G. Whittier
Ivory Bells
Caithness
Cheat Em
Sunderlands
Fair’ Knight
James B. Keating
Nugget
Gold Seeker
Far Cry
Connie
Bluff
Manga
Jillreenwood
Frank Callahan
Tros
Wayward Boy
Hengist
Contend
Spry
Malster
Carl Kah
Jack Demand
Whisky King
Dixie Line
Brerolis
Meridian
Brixton
Young Dixon
Big Gun
Billionaire
Nitrate
Marathon
Oliver Mc
Ginki
Fairy Tale
Bondman
R. Hichberg
Walter Cleary
Klondike
Magic Ht
Passe Partout
Red Path
West Own
Geo
Keene
Zinzibar
Weather summary for Cincinnati and regional notes 1901
The report shows increasing cloudiness and thunder storms expected today. It compares Cincinnati weather to the prior years, noting a maximum temperature of 86, minimum 65, with precipitation totals and temperature excess/deficiency figures for June 5, 1901 and year-to-date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Rocky Mountain
Oregon
Idaho
United States Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Weather Outlook With Storms and Cooler Temperatures
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania expect thunder storms and cooler conditions with Thursday and Friday showers and brisk southerly winds. Lower Michigan Illinois and Indiana face showers and cooler weather with Friday becoming fair and cool and strong southerly winds shifting to northwesterly. Tennessee and Kentucky show under storm activity and cooler Thursday with Friday fair in the west and showers in the east accompanied by southerly shifting to northwest winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Ennessee
Kentucky
Real Estate Auction Clears Multiple Evansville Properties
The Spinks Shoe Manufacturing plant on Spring Grove avenue sold at auction to A. B. Heilman for 4800. The Evansville area lot at Bevis avenue sold to Mrs. J. W. Houston for 4500 and adjacent lot to H. L. Conner for 4500. A new double four story brick building at David and Central sold for 10000 to A. Steinkamp. Wm. W? Ebersole & Co. sold Rose Hill Park Lot 32 to A. G. Norman for 8000 who plans a residence. Brokers were Jackson & Forbes. auctioneer E. J. Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinks Shoe Manufacturing Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Dorman’ Street
W. A. Ezekiel
A. B. Heilman
Chicago
Bevis Avenue
Evanston
Dallas
Tex
J. W. Houston
Rev. M. A. Richards
H. L. Conner
Jackson & Forbes
David and
Central Avenue
E. J. Wade
Hosea, McKnight
Multiple Property Transfers Across Norwood Area
A torrent of deeds records numerous transfers and mortgages in Norwood and nearby areas. Transactions involve Brown, Fitzpatrick, Ratterman, Longworth, Van, Lizotte, Schmidt, Klee man, Pape, and many others with properties on Considine avenue, Warsaw pike, College avenue, Deer Creek, and surrounding sub divisions. Amounts range from $1 to $15,000 with dozens of parcels listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Brown
Ee Koelsch
Brown
John Fitzpatrick
Asorence P. Fitzpatrick
W. S
Considine
Bet
Warsaw Pike
College
George
Anna Ratterman
Pleasant B. & L
Norwood
Susan W. Longworth
Elizabeth McBride
Longworth
Deer Creek
State of Ohio
H. L. van
Hunt St
Delia Lizotte
Carl E. Schmidt
Lo Fden B. Reeder
North St
Harry J. Plogstedt
Louisa A. Plogstedt
McMicken Av
Cleveland B. A. Co
George E. Kleeman
Wgre
Springfeld
George J. Keegan
John Murray
E. S
Sanders St
Corry
Chariton
College Hill L. & B. Co
Elsie M. Maurer
Merchants & Mechanics’ Loan Ass'n’s
Hartwell
Mary E. Aeper
Catharine F. Dickhaus
Observatory Road
Sarah H. Withrow
Susan Ryman
7Th St
Bet. John and Mound Ste
W. Wortman
Admr
Margaret Hammer
Hartshorn’s Sub
Worth St
Charles R. Amann
L. D. Thompson Manufacturing Co
Que Et al
Park Place
Frank Hof
Home B. & L. A
Jacob Pfeiffer
Same
Regina Gunther
Henry Huening
A. L
Arthur F. Hough
Glendale B.&l.a.co
E. Middlecamp
Elias H. Huffman
Adam Harting
Germania B. A
A. Maschmeyer
Germania B
George W. Brown
F. B. Greely
G. W. Schneider
Exposition B.&l.co
M. A. Pfeiffer
Clift. Mut. S.&b. Co
Carl B. Schmidt
Catharine Smith
Albert H. Pape
Cin. S. Co
Eldon R. James
John F. Stahl
Josephine E. Powers
John Shorten
John Knepfie
Anthony Kocher
Annie Mahood
Peter Peer
John Weiss
Ormonde 8. Co
Christian Uericht
John StoGibitacd
Eisie M Maurer
College Hill L.&b.co
Ann Enright
John McKay
Recent publications list from prominent publishers in New York and Cincinnati
A compiled catalog of new books and authors including Our Bird Friends by Richard Kearton, Hall of Wea by Henry Mitchell MacCracken, The Improvement of Towns and Cities by Charles Mulford Robinson, Senhor Antone by William Birgenaar k, Joessa by Ivar Jonsson, Miss Incito by Don Jon, The Wisdom of Esau by R L Outhwaite, A Salior’s Log by Roby D Evans, The House De Mailly by Margaret Horton Potter, Days Like These by E W Townsend, A Pair of Patient Lovers by William Dean Howells, Valencia’s Garden by Mrs Schuyler Crowninshield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarke Company
East Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Richard Kearton
Oencee
New York
Cassell & Co
Henry Mitchell MacCracken
New York Uniercity Senate
G. Putnam’s Sons
Charles Mulford Robinson
G. P. Putnam’ ‘S Sons
Senhor Antone
William 8
D. Ages & Co
E. W. Townsend
Harper & Bros
William Dean Howells
Valencia’s Garden
Captain of Fire Company Narrowly Escapes Suffocation
Theodore Moses captain of Engine Company 12 nearly suffocated while battling a blaze at Powell Brass Works on Spring Grove Avenue. Dense smoke caused him to lose consciousness in a cellar filled with burning excelsior. He revived after being carried into the open air and returned to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Moses
Powell Brass Works
Spring Grove Avenue
Moses
Explosion at Gluck & Co Whisky House Injures Chemist
A fire at F. P. Gluck & Co whisky house at 11 East Pearl Street yesterday afternoon was blamed on an exploding extract experiment. Chemist John J. Jacoby, also secretary of the firm, sustained slight burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Gluck & Co
Pearl Street
John J. Jacoby
Everts High School Defeats Kenyon in Field Day 59 to 49
In Circleville on June 5 Everts High School defeated Kenyon Military Academy cadets in field day exercises by a 59 to 49 score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Circleville
Everts High School
Kenyon Military Academy
River steamer departures and river stage update
The River steamers are leaving today with notices for Keystone Pinnacle and Queen City among others. No change in the Ohio River trend. stage at Cincinnati stood at 30 feet yesterday evening, as all listings show departures to Pittsburgh Cincinnati New Orleans Louisville and Louisville routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Stanley
Pittsburg
Charleston
Cincinnati
New Orleans
John K. Speed
Queen City
Louisville
Ohio
Souis
Raymond Horner
Rees Lee
Louis
ST. Louis
Spread Eagle
Grafton
Harry Brown
Memphis
James Lee
Ar’s Point
Robert E. Lee
Ashport
Delta
Vicksburg
Lucille Nowland
Arka River
W. W. O'Neill
Ohio River
Kate Adams
Arkansas City
Repairs at Davis Island Dam Likely Partly Abandoned
The Davis Island Dam repair project faces budget overruns with bids over the $45,000 appropriation. Bids for rebuilding 260 feet of the lower wall reached $13,310 and $14,155, while cement costs loom at about $7,000 with no award yet. Major W H Bixby reports some work will await additional funding and decisions were made at the Bridge Board meeting in Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Davis Island Dam
W. H. Bixby
Bridge Board
Marietta
Ones
Major Bixby
Evansville
Coun Y
Ind
Robert
Cummings
Owensboro
Eee
Joseph Reidhaar
Sunshine
New Orleans
Way Landings
Walnut Street
Memphis
Keystone State
Pittsburg
George F. Rolfs
Washington Cemetery
Mississippi River
Grand Isle
Louisville
Rivers and Harbors Committee
United States
Stranger
Houston
Tex
Red River Line
H. J. Brinker
Apple Grove
C. P. Truslow
C W. Crown
Pacific
I. N. Bunton
Bunton
Volunteer
Dave Wood
Belle McGowan
Iron Age
Sailor
Valiant
Ed Roberts
Sam Clark
Ohio
Fiarris Landing
Henderson T.H
Henderson Bridge
Golconda
River Conditions and Boat Movements Across Ohio Valley
Special despatch notes river levels from multiple towns including Warren Morgantown and Pittsburgh. Reports show rising and falling stages on the Ohio and Kanawha with clear and warm weather. Vessels depart and arrive daily with coal and cargo, snag-pulling activity, and several named steamboats and crews moving between Cincinnati Louisville Pittsburgh and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Warren
Oil City
Morgantown
Brownsville
Pittsburg
the Mariner
Enterprise
Louisville
E. A. Woodruff
Cincinnati
Stanley M. Landon
Knox & Reed
Queen City
Market Street
Wheeling
Kanawha
Charleston
Hut
Acorn
Pleasant
River
Huntington
H. M. Stanley
Keystone State
Virginia
Indiana
Pomeroy
Catlettsburg
The
Stanley
Voyager
Little Fred
Jennierger
Ohio River
Portsmouth
Dick Fulton
Prisk
Henderson
Uglass Hall
B. D. Wood
W. C. Jutte
New Orleans
Defender
Alice Brown
Fallie
J. C. Risher
Sam Brown
Tom Rees
T. H. Davis
Cairo
Beaver
St. Louis
al Martin
Gus Jutte
Evansville
Dick Fowler
H. W. Buttorff
Nashville
Clyde
Tennessee River
Tenbroeck
Jamestown & Int
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern R. R
Central Union Station
Third St
Central Ay
Fourth and Vine Its
N. Y
N.Y
Blanchester
Hillsboro
Biswas
Louisville & New Orleans
Louisville and Paducah
Ouisy
Ersonville
Orth
Loveland
Madeira
Railway Mail Service Men to Play Baseball at Maccabee Park
Railway Mail Service clerks prepare for a Saturday game at Maccabee Park north of Fairmount. One team features office men led by Chief Clerk A. L. Behymer, the other comprises traveling clerks from lines into Cincinnati headed by Charles Hester of the Nashville line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Mail Service
Maccabee Park
Fairmount
Cincinnati
A. L. Behymer
Charles Hester
Nashville
Bank to Expand Upon Vine Street Adjoining Lot
If the purchase of the adjoining lot succeeds, the Western German Bank will enlarge its quarters. An addition facing Vine Street will mimic the current building’s architectural style. The savings department creation made the present quarters inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western German Bank
Vine Street
Hamarte Fululy
N. Y
Hassburg
American Line
Bway
N.Y
Ohto Key
Vine
S. Kuhn & Sons
E. Third St
Atlas Nat'l Bank
Walnut
Postoffice
German National Bank
Walnut Sts
St Marys Reservoir Bass War Over Carp Damage
In a letter to the Commercial Tribune C Albert Herzing argues that German carp, not nets, devastate the St Marys reservoir bass spawn. He claims carp overrun the east bank, nets lightly impact bass, and that cars remove young bass. He disputes claims of massive bass shipments and calls for removing carp to restore bass fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
Dayton
St. Marys Reservoir
St. Marys River
Chicago
Express- Office
Express
Fish and Game Commission
St. Marys
Pau
Money Loans on Salaries Offer Hidden Costs
Money advanced for salaries and loans touted as low cost with less embarrassment. Ads state purchase of notes and collateral with no preliminary charges. Locations include Union Trust Building Fourth and Walnut and Blymyer Building 514 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Trust Company
John Mulholland
T. J
Willison
Blymyer
Main St
House for Sale Avon-dale and Hyde Park bargains
Classified notices advertise multiple houses for sale in Avon-dale and Hyde Park with terms and locations. Listings include a 10 room modern Colonial style with high quality finishes, a new 8 room home in Pleasant Home area near Gallipolis riverbank 20 acres, and Walnut Hills offerings with various prices. Cooper & Co and Cooter R. & Co. listed as contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Roe Bargainea
Sauk
Cooper & CO
3D Floor Trust Co
N.w.cor
Hyde Park
Cooter R.&.co
Trust Bidg
N. W. Cor
Chealeee
Gallipolis
Private sale items include piano, furniture, and home goods
For sale at private sale on June 6 and 7 at 1710 Kinney Ave items listed include a parlor grand piano parlor set gold cabinet two fancy gold pieces oak chiffonier mahogany dressing table cedar couch oak buffet oak book case bird's eye maple washstand and a writing desk also hot water steam radiators and valves offered by N Ay l Ward 744 W Court St plus trunks bargains at Columbia Trunk E Fourth St and various vehicles at Dohrman Livery Stable 923 Locust St plus Walnut Hills houses for rent in Taylor nee Highland Fleming listings by T Bray 1010 Yale Ave and 1999 Chapel St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinney Av
K.aylward
W. Court St
Columbia Trunk
Fourth St
Dohrman
Locust St
Walnut
Taylor
Nee
Highland and Fleming
Yale
St. T. Bray
Investment Notice From The Office
A terse notice states partnership with $3,000 secured and discusses salary and profits. The ad calls for a good office man and directs inquiries to this office at the investment address.
Regional streetcar and rail schedules update
City and intercity rail notices list departures from Cincinnati stations and lines. Services include Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway, Electric Railway routes to Cleves Lawrenceburg Aurora, Lebanon, Montgomery, and Southern Ohio Traction to Dayton Trenton Hamilton and Symmes with hourly and half hour timings and evening limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Southern Ohio Traction Co
College Mall
Dayton
Trenton
Hamilton
Symmes
Dwyer
Middletown
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State Managers’ Association
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Plead
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la Desirous
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Fernandez
Samivel
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Sam
Zone Koelsch
Herman Benner
W. Brown
M. Baileshone
Lane
Valle
Enterprise B. A. Co
Fred‘w Bohne
H. Broeman
West
Av. B. A
H. Pape
Norwood Imp. B.&l.co
Sonn A. Anderson
Lenox B. & L. Co
Lizzie Schelies
Altna L. & B. Co
Post Publishing Co
Milton A. McRae
Peter Wittekind
Cin. Savings Soc
Davis Island
Covington
Scott Street
Simms Medicine CO
St.Louis
Alleghany Mountains
Washington, Baltimore and
Mr. Herzing
St. Marys, C
Albert Herzing
Cincinnati Packet Line
At & P.m
Kanawa River
Stanley, Courier
Broadway
Sta. Tacoma
Telephone Main
Wells
Vevay
Petersburg
Tel
City of
Weiss
Hot Springs
Natchez
All Way Landings
John K.speed
Dorman
North German Lloyd
Cherbourg
Southampton
Bremen
Kaiserin M
Kaiserin M. Th
Lann
Avbsale
Kaiser Wm. Gr
Southampton-Bremen
Southampton- Bremen
Fr.der Gr
K. Luise
G.k'furst
der Gr
B'barossa
G. K’furst
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Trave
Aller
Holnzollern
Kaiser Wm. II
Oelrichs & CO
Ohio Valley National Bank
Bepler & Co
Near
Main
Hamburg-American Line
Plymouth
Hamburg
Deutschland
Victoria
F. Bismarck
Deutschland Ulg Ilere
Waldersee
Bulgaria
Pretoria
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
Saxonia
Ivernia
Ultonia
Alexander Martin
State St
Mass
Ohio Valley Nat’l Bank
Atlas Nat’l] Bank
Walnut St
P. O
Azores
Prince Line
Italy
Spartan Prince
Trojan Prince
B. Richard & Co
Broadway, N. Y
Italian Royal Mail Steamship CO
Navigazione Generale Italiana
Naples-Genoa
Manillia
Liguria
Kuhn & Sons
Kuhn & Son
Princi’ipal Transatlantic
Thos. Cook & Son’s Tours
East Third Street
Bath
Sycamore
Hanover Building
Vine St
Westmoreland
Mason and Locust Streets
Ben J. Biles
Hast _ Third street
Eden
Grand St
Eden Park Outlook
myll-Sa
Highth
N. E. Cor
Main and Canal
Buseness
Hm St
Cook
Grandview
One Hills
S. W. Cor
May
Fern
Atlanta
Knoxville
Cape
A. R
Standard. Colecting CO
Rowan
Milwaukee
Wis
National Accident Society
Sapayenta
Hamilton & Dayton RY
He & D
Fifth and Baymiller Sts
Chamber of Commerce
Sun
Toledo
Detroit Mail
Michigan Flys
Detroit Express
Lima
Middleton
Indianapolis
Muncie
Ft. Wayn
Ind’ Polis
Chicago & St. 1
Night Express
Ind'polis
St. L. Express
Hannibal and
Quincy
Vandalia
MONON
St, IL
Baymiller
Chicago Fast Mail
Lafayette
Chicago Express
Mt. A
Ee Ee Ses Erie Railroad
Fifth’ and Baymilier Sts
W. Fourth St
Sie
Aise Ces
Chicago & St. Louis
Third Street
Fourth and Vine Streets
Dayton Express
L’t’d
Southwestern
Rainbow
Kenton and
Sandusky
Terre Haute
Peoria
Crawfordsville
Crawfordsvill
Paign
Indianapolis Express
Connersville & Hagerstov
Connersville & Hagerstov Rrison
Chesapeake
Union Depot
Fifth and
Neaccorth
F. W. Limited
Richmon
Maysville & Hunt
Huntington and
Maysvil
Illinois’ Central
Railroad
Grand Central Station
Speeah and Fulton
Emphis
N. Orleans
Texas, Mex
California
Ark
Texas Limited
Entral
Imodation Ithes
Xenia
Zanesville
New Yi
Logansport
Pennsylvania Lines
Fourth and Walnut
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway
Pearl and
Butler Sts
Fourth and Vine Sts
Tanen
Michigan Express
Petoskey and North
Cincinnati & Uskingum Railway
Earl and Butler
R T.aave
Lancaster
Louisville Express
Nash
New Or
Fils
Lexington Express
Lexington Mail
Lexington Fast Mail
Falmouth
Butler
Ee Queen & Cresc Union
Telephone
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
Pearl and Butler
Central Union
Cin
Fla Lim
Jack'vil
New Orleans Limited
Birmingham & Mobile
Chattanoo
Chatta
Oxv
Ashey
Lanta
Macon
Orleans
Chattanooga
Lexington & Junction
Erlanger & Woodside
Walton Accommodation
Williamstown & Blanchet
Frankfort & Cinci
Queen & Crescent Ry
Frankfort
Mouth
Depot
Pearl
Lee
Town & Nd
Butlers Ledge
G'towy
Beth
Cedar Point
Carrel Street
New Water Works
Norfolk & Western Rail
Court St
Broadw
Carolina
Pocahontas and
Rich
Hills
Portsmouth & Kenova
Ite
Lebanon Mail and Express
Lebanon Accommodation
Brecon «E-Ereesere
Samodsee Sale
Montgomery
Lebanon
Way
Montgomery Way
Montgomery and
Nor’ Central
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