Marshall Field Warns Labor Turmoil Threatens Employment
Marshall Field speaks to the Inter Ocean asserting labor agitation could push employment down as prices must fall once material setup occurs. He stresses prudent long-term planning, enforcement of law, and that lax policing threatens Chicago manufacturing growth amid high wage costs and prearranged contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Marshall Field
United States
Truce Declared Between Chicago Hotel Proprietors and Employees
In Chicago on June 5 a truce halted hostilities between hotel proprietors and workers. No action for two days while committees from hotel men and labor leaders seek an amicable settlement. Striking employees returned to work as talks proceed and managers deny a signed agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Coal Operators Enjoined From Regulating Prices
Judge Kohlsaar issued a perpetual injunction barring any combination of Illinois and Indiana coal operators from selling through a single distributing agency or regulating prices. The action follows last winter’s indictments, which were quashed, with District Attorney Bethea proceeding in federal court. Companies named include Crescent Coal and Mining, Braillette Creek Coal, Wabash Valley Coal, Oak Hill Coal and Mining, Coal Bluff Mining, Glen Oak Coal and Mining, Nevins Coal, Parke County Coal, Indiana Fuel, and McClellan Sons & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Kohlsaar
Bethea
United States
Crescent Coal and Mining Company
Braillette Creek Coal Company
Wabash Valley Coal Company
Oak Hill Coal and Mining Company
Coal Bluff Mining Company
Glen Oak Coal and Mining Company
Nevins Coal Company
Parke County Coal Company
Indiana Fuel Company
McClellan Sons & Co
Laundry Strike Settled in Chicago Arbitration Board Formed
The May 1 laundry strike ends with strikers to return to work Monday. All grievances go to a six member arbitration board, three employee and three employer representatives, who will select a seventh member. Board decisions are final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago hotel workers return to work after arbitration pledge
At a conference in Chicago on June 5 the Chicago Beach Union and Grand Pacific Hotels' employees agreed to resume work and submit grievances to arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aifternoon
Chicago Beach
Union
Grand Pacific
Labor Commissioner Plans Final Meeting in Stone District
State Labor Commissioner McCormick has arranged a final meeting for operators and workmen in the stone district this Saturday, aiming to settle the great stone strike. The move signals progress toward an agreement between parties in Bedford Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Bedford
Ind
McCormick
Great Stone District
Great Stone
Miss Laura Biggar Accused of Alienating Husband
New York June 5 Mrs Agnes Hendrick wife of Dr Des C Hendrick alleges in court affidvits that Laura Biggar on tour wooed her husband and that money was paid to lure the physician westward. An order against Hendrick was issued and Hendrick resides with his mother in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Agnes Hendrick
Des C. Hendrick
Laura Biggar
Grossman & Voorhees
Miss Biggar
Hendrick
Supreme Court
Hen
Photographer-Politician Campaign Photo Session
A Tribune caption notes a photographer asking a stern official to pose more kindly for campaign publicity. The exchange captures a behind the scenes moment reflecting the election period.
Philippine hurricane wrecks ships off Leyte and Camotes
A June 6 hurricane swept the Philippine Islands causing heavy shipping damage. The US transport Shamshus is reported wrecked though unconfirmed. The steamer Pearla de Visayas was totally lost off Camotes Island with part of the crew saved. The US steamer San Rafael and the schooner Mayflower were driven ashore off Ormoc West Leyte. all aboard saved.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
United States
Shamshus
Pearla de Visayas
Camotes Island
San Rafael
Mayflower
Ormoc
Leyte
War Department records cite transport names in Philippines
The War Department has no record of the transport Shamshus but notes a small army vessel in the Philippines named Samshul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Philippines
Chicago Man Claims to Have J. A. L. Letters
A Chicago man claims to possess missing letters for which Mrs. E. A. C. had offered a $6,000 reward. Attorney M. J. Riese suspects an extortion attempt as the caller seeks to obtain $5,000 for the letters linked to the New York financier and politician known as J. A. L. The letters have been found but the reward remains unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Riese
New York
St Louis Detective Held for Grand Jury
Detective Arthur Stahl of St Louis charged with attempting bribe of Edwin D Logsdon of the Board of Public Works is bound over to Marion County Grand Jury. Judge Whallon keeps bond at $6000. new bond set immediately after arraignment.
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ST. Louis
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Arthur Stahl
Edwin D. Logsdon
Board of Public Works
Marion County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Henry N. Spaan
Stahl
Logsdon
Whallon
John S. Dunian
Hollis Arrested on Charge of Incendarism
Ernest Hollis was arrested in Owensboro Kentucky on a charge of setting fire to the Owensboro Pants Company plant on April 18. He denies the charge claiming he was in the building with a woman prior to the fire. Insurance disputes over value and a reward offer are noted, with possible further arrests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Owensborg
Ernest Hollis
Owensboro Pants Company
Lyon
Herman Sells
Governors Durbin asks resignations of New Albany police commissioners
Indiana Governor Durbin requested the resignations of Police Commissioners Edward McCulloch and George E. Steinhauer, both of whom complied. The move, announced locally after the resignations were sent yesterday, comes amid ongoing friction and repeated charges between city officials. Commissioner E. H. Hartley, also a Republican, and Steinhauer had been collaborating on board matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New Albany
Ind
Durbin
Edward McCulloch
George E. Steinhauer
E. H. Hartley
Steinhauer
Police
Federation of Women's Clubs Elects Officers and Delegates
The Federation of Women's Clubs in Lexington Kentucky elected officers for the ensuing year led by Mrs. William B Perkins of Covington as President and Mrs. George C Avery of Louisville as First Vice President. Martha Stevenson Harrodsburg Second Vice President Jennie McKee Covington Corresponding Secretary and Mrs. Norton Sharpe Lexington Recording Secretary. A slate of delegates to the General Federation in St. Louis was set with Mrs. Perkins Covington Mrs. Eleanor Tarrant Louisville Mrs. Ida M. Harrison Lexington Mrs. Sam Johnson Frankfort and Mrs. A. L. Curry Harrodsburg. Alternates named were Mrs. Weaver Mrs. Martin Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Rika.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Federation of Woman's Clubs Today
William 8. Perkins
Covington
George C. Avery
Louisville
Martha Stevenson
Harrodsburg
Jennie McKee
G Norton Sharpe
James Mitchell
C. L. Dorman
Beattyville
Misa Mildred Clark
Anchorage
St. Louis
Perkins
Eleanor Tarrant
Ida M. Harrison
Sam Johnson
Frankfort
A. L. Curry
Weaver
Martin
Mitchell
Rika
Tramped Woman Found At C H D Depot On Crutches
Patrolman Bell found Mrs Nellise Morgan a little woman on crutches wandering the platform of the C H D Depot. She could not explain her presence or destination and was taken to the House of Detention. A letter showed she had been aided by the Overseer of the Poor in Cleveland Ohio and she recalled living in Cincinnati. She will be held until a relative is located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Cincinnati
Hele
Derailed G and P Traction Car Narrowly Misses Death
A G and P traction car derailed at Brachtman Station near Mt Washington yesterday morning. Conductor James Dore suffered a broken rib after being hurled against the car. Passengers were shaken but none hurt. A special car transported them to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brachtman’s Station
Bids Placed For Three 16 000-Ton Battleships
The Board of Construction recommends to the Secretary of the Navy acceptance of bids from Newport News Shipbuilding Company New York Shipbuilding Corporation and Fore River Shipyard for constructing three 16 000 ton battleships. No action has been taken yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Two Petitions in Bankruptcy In United States Circuit Court
Richard J. Cluxton of oir te filed a bankruptcy petition in the United States Circuit Court reporting assets of 217 dollars and liabilities of 362 dollars. J W Sommers of Dayton Ohio also filed a bankruptcy petition in the same court with assets of 217 dollars and liabilities of 362 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Cluxton
Oi Rte
Keniig States
Serceite
J. W. Sommers
Dayton, CO
F Fey
Pension Granted After Civil War Shift From Gray to Blue
LaPorte Indiana June 6 Judge Paul J Corby learned he has been granted a pension after a 37 year battle. He first enlisted with the Confederate army and rose rapidly then switched sides in 1868 to serve with distinction in the Union army. The government had previously refused a pension but this decision awards back pay and a substantial pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Laportd
Ind
Paul J. Corby
Army of the Sout
Department
Great Flood Ravages Topeka Levees and City
A devastating flood continues to flood Topeka with at least 39 identified dead and a feared total near 100. Bodies near Harrison Street include Mrs Jessie Shaw and four children and a Shumkweiler pair. Edwards near Soldier Creek. other victims include Mrs Nellie Watson Mrs Minute Prayers and George McDonald. Water recedes slowly six feet, sandbanks bury streets and tracks, aid pours in from across the country, and Topeka Water Company plans to resume service tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Street
Jessie Shaw
Shumkweiler
Sherey
Edwards
Soldier Creek
Nellie Watson
George McDonald
Topeka
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Topeka Water Company
Rock Island resumes through service from Chicago to St Joseph
The Rock Island system has resumed train service from Chicago to St Joseph with a connection to Missouri Pacific for Kansas City. Passengers bound for Kansas City are transferred by boat. The railroad notes improving conditions in the Southwest and an expected rapid restoration of through service to all points soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Island System
St. Joseph
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Kan
Rock Island
Relief funds rise as Chamber and B M C collect amid flood aid
The Chamber of Commerce and the Business Men's Club report combined flood relief collections nearing $2,600 with mail and in person contributions. Names from many donors appear in the lists, including local firms and individuals aiding flood victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce and Business Men’s Club
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce Fund
Tragic chain of events ends in presumed suicide
Mollie Englert 90 and her sister Tillie were arrested for disorderly conduct after their mother sought a warrant. Otto Englert, their father, killed himself in a sewer before Mollie could go home, and Mollie sobbed that she had killed her father as hospital staff feared for her safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Englert
Race Street
Tillie
Mrs. Englert
Mollie
Otto Englert
Elm Street
Ann Street
Commercial Tribune Tips: Names From A Maritime List
A fragmented slate of names and epithets appears in a terse listing spanning Grav- esend Harlem and St Louis. The text includes aliases such as Astarita-St. Daniél Euphone Semper and Handsome Orry-Pocaasel among others, with scattered initials and titles suggesting a catalog of personas or coded references rather than a narrative event.
Thoroughbred Entries From Gravesend Fall Meet Card
A long listing of race entries at Gravesend including First Race Handicap six furlongs with Royal 128 Tire and many rivals, Second Kensington steeplechase about two miles with Rising Sun and Neponset, Third The Great American five furlongs with Palm Bearer and Don John, Fourth The Broadway eleven sixteenths with Irish Lad and Fire Eater, Fifth through Seventh races show selling and purse events with numerous horses and weights. The page enumerates each race's entrants, weights, and notable horses across a full program.
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Royal
Tire
New York
Astarita
Operator
Krishna
St. Finnam
Invincible
St. Daniel
Toscari
Durazzo
Illyria
Futurita
Captivator
Miss Dorothy
Midnight Chimes
Navasota
Calvetta
Geneseo
Kensington
Judge Phillips
Neponset
the Ragged Cavalier
Bophone
Carrier Pigeon
Fred Ackerman
Semper Ira
Fabius
Broomstick
Palm Bearer
Luxembourg
Don John
Tim Sullivan
Stelwart
James V
Baseful
Alliance
Abdell
Bryn Mawr
Harangue
Varna Fonso
Zirl
Onogen
Herodes
Royal Athlete
Curd Gillock
Early Regent
Thoth
Katie Gibbons
Sweet Myrtle
Dear Bird
Enigma
Hoedown
Billy Jackson
Pinky B
Instrument
Canossa
Lelia Noel
Atlas
Little Scout
Jack Young
South Breeze
Little Pirate
Handzer
Bugler
Bush Smith
Matt Wadleigh
Tom Riley
Ben Ss
Arnold K
Getcher
Miss Crawl
Sister Lillian
Daddy Bender
Legation
Warner 1
Brown Vail
Cherished
Bounteous
Rastus
Chandoo
Baronet
Ibe
Lynch
Wellesley
Sweet Dream
Venus Victrix
Helen Print
W. B. Gates
Welcome Light
Echodale
Miss Mae Day
Joe Martin
Worthington
Ida V
Grady Chree
Sweet Billy
Model Monarch
Safeguard
Pirate
Zepho
Fullback
Pluck
Jack Demand
Ibs
C. By Campbell
If You Dare
Sam Fullen
Bragg
Mayor Johnson
Muresca
Hoodwink
Optional
Mimo
Americano
Erie
Little Mission
Goody Two Shoes
McChesney
Lucien Appleby
Alan-a-Dale
Monarka
Belle’s Commoner
Favonius
Flying Torpedo
Rolling Boer
Port Royal
Dr. Stevens
Hargis
Linguist
Jordan
Epicure
Gregor K
Major Tenny
Lendin
Air Light
Dick Bernard
Manshak
Patsy Brown
St-Paula
Lady Free Knight
Susie Christian
Katie Powers
Frank Carr
Play Ball
Ralph Young
Pocasset
Tom Rees
Handsome Flurry
Riceful
Alice
Amateur Baseball Notes Highlight Local Saturday League
Frank Parks poised to start for the Gyms against College Hill as a new fastpitch recruit. College Hill adds Joe Gehle at second base and hosts the clash at College Hill Park with a large crowd expected. Other Friday through Sunday games feature the Globe-Wernecke, Gym Shamrocks, Norwood Gyms, Bond Hills, and Cincinnati Stars, with many parks, schedules, and player reports across the city.
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Frank Parks
College Hill
Bill Wetterer
Joe Gehle
Hilltop Boys
College Hill Park
Yee
Haberer
Klingler c
Dohan
Drees
Greine
Child Reunited as Genet Family Near France
L Genet and his wife longtime servants in Newcastle Indiana learn their five year old son, lost during the Boer War and separated after land seizure in South Africa, is safe with Mrs Genet's mother near Paris. Swiss Government aided the search and a hopeful reunion awaits them after their long exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Newcastle
Ind
Genet
France
Festivities End at Annapolis During Naval Academy Week
Annapolis Md June 5 festivities closing tonight with the annual June hall of the first class. Nearly two thousand persons including the Board of Visitors and Alumni Association members attended. Officers and midshipmen sail tomorrow aboard the Chesapeake Hartford and Indiana for the summer cruise. Vessels expected to sail Monday but anchor offshore early Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Board of Visitors
Alumni Association
Chesapeake
Hartford
Indiana
Theft at Grand Central Depot Stolen Case of Rus sell Errett
A suitcase belonging to Russell Errett of Terrace Park was stolen at Grand Central Depot last night while he waited for a train. The case contained a bundle of legal documents and several shirts.
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Grand Central Depot
Russell Errett
Terrace Park
Obituary for Elizabeth Phelps Jordan and Dr. Mordecai J Ambrose
Elizabeth Phelps Jordan widow of Isaac M. Jordan died yesterday at the Auburn Hotel Mt Auburn aged 62 after eight years of invalidism. Funeral from Clifton Avenue residence tomorrow at 3 PM with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. Dr Mordecai J Ambrose died yesterday at 89, longtime dentist and noted D D and D D in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Phelps Jordan
Isaac M. Jordan
Auburn
Mt. Auburn
Clifton Avenue
Clifton
Spring Grove
Mordecai J. Ambrose
Dayton J
Summer Returns Seen In Local Weather Talk
Fragmentary quotes depict villagers discussing a warm season arrival with jokes about mint juleps and temperatures as crowds anticipate heat. The lines feature regional speech and imply a cheerful, informal mood.
Rail Schedule Highlights for Norfolk and Cincinnati Lines
Daily service details list Norfolk and Western departures from Pearl Street and Court Street with times to Portsmouth Hillsboro and Virginia points, plus Cincinnati lines from Depot Court Street East End. Includes electric streetcar connections, Sunday extra trains, and theater car timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pearl and
Butler Streets
Fourth St
Portsmouth
Hillsboro
Portsmouth & Int
Virginia
Cincinnati
Lebanon & Northern— Depot
Court Street
Broadway
Lebanon Mail and Express
Lebanon Ac
Montgomery
Brecon
Lebanon
Montgomery Ac
Georgetown
Carrel Street
East End
Hamlet
Pennsylvania Station
Pearl
Oll
Coney Island
New Water Works
California
J M Hughes Carries Honors At Shoot
Parkersburg West Virginia June 5 The three days meet of the West Virginia Sportsmen's Association closed today J M Hughes of Palmyra Wisconsin led the event with a 579 score of a possible 600 His score on the final day was 193 of 200
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Vas
West Virginia Sportsmen's Association
J. M. Hughes
Palmyra
Wis
Campers Recall Fish Stories at YMCA Reunion
Campers from the YMCA held their annual reunion last evening with a large gathering of members. The program included music fish stories and camp stories ending with a camp lunch. The 1908 camp is planned for Fayetteville Virginia with a side trip to Natural Bridge. The first division is slated for mid July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yw. Va
Natural Bridge
Train schedules announced for Baltimore and Ohio routes
Central Union Station lists departure and arrival times for Wash and N Y Fast Mail and Royal Blue services to cities including St. Louis Louisville Keen routes and Columbus Zanesville Chillicothe lines. Commutations show Loveland Madeira Norwood and pattern details with multiple daily trains and Saturday specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern R. R
Central Union Station
Third St
Central Av
S. W
Fourth
Race Sts
B. & O. Exchange
Wash
N. Y
Chillicothe
Parkersburg
Blanchester
Hilsboro
Hillsboro
Essa
WEST
Royal Blue, Ltd
St. Louis
St. Louis Limited
Louisville
New Orleans
Paducah
Louisy
Jeffersonville
North Vernon Accom
Loveland
Illinois Central and Penn-Central Train Schedule Snippet
A fragmented timetable lists departure and arrival times for Illinois Central, Pennsylvania Lines, Grand Rapids Indiana Railway, Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley Railway, Kentucky Central Division, Queen & Crescent Route, Frankfort & Cincinnati Railway, and Cincinnati Northern Railway. It notes ticket offices at major stations and various routes including Memphis, New York, Philadelphia, Columbus, and Louisville.
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Illinois Central« Railroad
Vine Street
Depot
Grand Centr
Paducah & Fulton Accom
Memphis
N. Orleans Sp
Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Streets
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Xenia
Columbus
N. Orleans
Ark
Texas Limited
Richmond
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
Sandusky
Putin
Bay
Keawauhean Dubies
Philadelphia
Men
York
Ansport
Phladelphia
Akron
Cleveland
Fe Pantic
Kentucky Central Division
Central Union Station
Lexington Express
Lex
M’horoush & Bristol
St. Statten
Lexington, Mall
Butler
Falmouth
Queen & Crescent
Central
Union Depot
Florida Limited
Jacksville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooge
Atlanta
Knox
Ashey
Atraslanta
Charleston
Erlanger
Dixon
Walton Accommodation
Williamstown
Binrichet
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Marshall
Board of Arbitration
Chicago: Tribune
Hollis
Insurance Company
Federation OF Woman’s Clubs
B. M. C. and
Chamber of Commerce
Gs Aerh
Joseph Huerman
Eben Wenn
Neeneee
Caner
Enone
Ben Ficker
Usebbien Apt Dee
Elds
Vadtes
James Levy & Bro
Leveces
Eabr
Canes
Alexander Freis & Bro
Rice Ges Aviine Swine Rheinstrom, Apaynen
Johnson & Co
M. Warth
Y. Samuel E
B. Stueve
Kuhn & Sons
Abe Furst
Third National Bank F. W. Snort
J. F. Heitmeyer & Sons
J. M. de Camp
Bennet & Witte
Seasongood & Mayer
Sampson Foes
Business Men’s Club Fund
H. M. Rubel
B. Humphrey
George R. Lewis
J. H. McKibben
R. F. Barker
Cecewoedos
Joseph L. Loth
A. O. Kaplan
H. O. Wente
Charles H. Deppe
W. D. Nixon
A. G. Belmer
H. W. Crawford
W. EB. Hutton
Henry Straus
D. M. Forker
Stearns
Wevovegrses
James Holmes
O. Burger
Seeseeseessee
Harry Mels
Ceeeeeseseves R. F. Rogan
Lowman’s Sons
Henderson Lithograph
TOR A. Romog
Ccc
Corcsec
Cecesvg
Vent
George D. Crabbs
Thomas G. Smith
Frank R. Bilis
A. W. Schell
John H. Frey
T. J. Hall
W. Donnelly
Thomas
Littleford
Pee Ee Eeeeeeree
Teree Reet
Rene
Gree Fame Seables
Sepeeeer
Aes Aguas
Icannati
Ledve
Toledo
Detroit
Inds
Muncie
Indianapolis Express
Ima
Town
Dayton
Shadietooe
Middletown
Bandiawgon
Pdecatur
Springfield
Decatur
Springfeld
Tuscola
Versailles
Delphos
Fraves
Findlay
Ft. Wayne and Findlay
Race Menac
D. Jon
Fountain Square
Winton Place
Cincinanati
Marion
Youngsteve
Gallon
Youngs
Finetown
Jamestown
TS Ap
Boston
Intermedi
Bulale
New
England
BIG Four
Fourth and Vine Streets
Central” Union Station
Third Street
Central Avenue
Ft. Wayne
White City
Terre Haute
Peoria
Crawfordeville
Champaign
Anderson Express
Connersville
Harrison
Commercial Tribune Tips
Gravesend
St. Daniél
Euphone
Adbell
Toy
Ben Howard
Harlem
En Atlas
Dominis
Miss Crawford
Mae Day
James G
Blaine
Short Hose
Rightful
Fire Eater
Yard Arm
Flo Carline
Orloff
Daisy Green
Stamping Ground
Kingsboro
Andia Pompano
Bruceville
Miss Nancy
Midshipman
Sacredus
Bally Castle
Any Day
Pleasant M Memories
Toy San
Listaway
Miamon
Moorhen
Honeybee
Excentral
Sweet Tone
Bon Mot
Remorse
Setauket
Leader
Globe-Wernicke
Harlems
Norwood Inn Park
Globes
Pioneers
Spinney
Behle
Gym-Shamrocks
North Turners
Gym Park
Barons
Gym Boys
Wintons
H. Miller
Cincinnati Stars
Bellevue Browns
East Newport Park
Browns
Chester Navy
Hawthornes
Hartwell
Bond Hills
Willows
Macke’s Park
Bond Hill
The
Weilert’s Park
Glendale
Naylor
Ball Park
Lincolns
Norwood
Advents
Weiler’s Park
Oakley
Bradford
Bond Hill Athletics
Christ Church
Christ Church Grounds
Norwood Inn
Walnut Hills
Nuggets
Hartems
Cincinnati Coffin Company
Procter & Gamble
Ivorydale
D. Meyers
A. Hoefie
E. Grimm
C. Kuhn
V. Wenderoth
George Mack
Joe Gerard
F. Strunk
H. Gildehaus
M. Meyers
G. Niehoff
C. Bemis
All-Stars
Alpha
Lexingtons
Covingtons
McGinniss
Hanly
Cumminsville
Ready
Wellner
Hamilton
Blue Lick
Giltenan
G. Fairrbush
Hobing
Mader
H. Fahlbush
Hood
Pope
Davis
O’brien
W. Fahlbush
Dreeseman
Norwood Inn Benning’s
Imperials
Waldo Team
Devanney
Doves
West Sixth
Gene Rahkel
West Sixth Street
Theington Ball Park
H. Fabibush
Schroeder
O'Brien
Schulte
Hammond
Sommers
Hennessy
O'Malley
Anderson
Barnet
Keenan
Africa
Little One
Paris
Atlanta Constitution
tDaily
Winchester Aacines
Sardinia
Seeeee Co. L. & A. Electric Street
R. R. CO
Sedamsville
Anderson's ‘Ferry
Whig
Anderson’s Ferry
Cleves, Harrison
Anderson's Ferry
Cincinnati & Eastern Electric RY
New Richmond
Sycamore
Chesapeake & Ohio
Fifth and Walnut
Central Union Depot
F.W. Limited
N. York
Huntington
Fourth Street
Susvey Maysville & Hut
Maysville
Grand Rapids
Indiana Railway
Butler Sts
Walnut Sts
Michigan Feixpress
Northland Express
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railway
Lancaster
Zanesville
Louisville & Nashville R.R
Pearl and Butler
Central Union
Fifth Vine
Louisville Mixpress
Lou
Nash
Fila
Li M
Frankfort & Cincinnati RY
P.M
Cincinnate
Union Central Station
Jackson
van Wert
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