The Commercial Tribune circulation and bureaus notice
Cincinnati daily newspaper from 1909 lists subscription rates prepaid by mail and carrier delivery, with foreign rates to Britain and the Continent. It notes offices in Walnut Hillie Covington Newport London and Washington, urging full address details and advance payment.
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Great Britain
Universal Pogtel Union
the Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hille
Gilbert Avenue
Covington
Scott Street
Newport
Wno
York Street
London
Burbeau
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey Building
Sensible Southerners condemn Cone on negro college aid
The race problem in the South cannot be settled by prejudice. Sensible Southerners rebuke Senator Cone’s Florida Legislature outburst over a $25 000 appropriation to a negro agricultural and mechanical college. They argue education should be practical and aimed at better citizenship, not uniforms or caste, and that the South cannot afford not to educate negroes.
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South
Senator Cone
Florida
Senate
Booker T. Washington
Lis
Agricultural School
Military College
State Board of Control
Naval officers barred from marriage for six years service
Washington dispatches report a rule prohibiting army and naval officers from marrying until six years after graduation. Annapolis cadets cannot wed as students. officers may marry after enlistment. Europe requires either private income or a spouse with fixed income. The policy aims to avoid debt and imprudent marriages, and may prove beneficial by preventing hasty unions.
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Washington
Naval
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Europe
Course on instruction in newspaper work described
A prospectus from a Central West state university outlines a journalism course aimed at imparting fundamentals in English, literature, composition, economics, history, politics, science, philosophy, sociology and business methods. It notes these help but do not alone create a newspaper man or journalist.
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Central West
The Making of a Good Newspaper Man and Hard Times
A discussion on newspaper work stresses experience, nose for news, and relentless industry. It notes reliability cannot be taught and urges schools to promote journalism courses. It also reflects on gender gaps in education and cites a New York hold-up with a total of $38 from twenty patrons as evidence of hard times.
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New York
US Flag Ship to Quell Subtropical Disturbance
A U S flagged vessel will soon quell unrest in Nicaragua and surrounding banana regions. The region faces ongoing sub tropical troubles as foreign patrols prepare to restore order.
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Nicaragua
United States
Taft's Gettysburg Address Praised For Eloquence
Taft delivers Gettysburg address with noted eloquence as Cincinnati's pride grows. The nation increasingly values his sterling qualities, reflecting a rising respect for the Cincinnatian leader.
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Taft
Cincinnati
Short visit of undertakers noted in cautious tone
The undertakers were with us for a short time only. They are welcome as visitors always are, and need not be assured that sooner or later, generally later, we will be compelled to call upon them.
Cadets and Graduates Face Job Hunt as Commencement Near
The upcoming commencement days bring growing sweetness for the girl graduates while the boys, in somber black robes, are already seeking employment.
Senators Declaim for Home Consumption Persistently
A compact literary observation notes senators continuing their declaiming for home consumption, likening their tireless persistence to a brook described in a poem that seems to flow endlessly.
Ex-president Sees Pen Mightier Than Sword for Wealth
The ex-president focuses on writing as a potentially more powerful tool than force, likely boosting finances. The statement emphasizes financial influence over military power, reflecting a belief in the impact of written diplomacy and policy.
Bryan Favours Ohio Governor Over Johnson as Presidential Pick
Mr. Bryan expressed a preference for Ohio's governor over Governor Johnson as a possible presidential candidate. The article invites readers to guess who he endorses as his first choice based on his remarks.
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Bryan
Ohio
Johnson
Chicago Man Learns Powder and Rouge Not Always Safe
A Chicago man reflects on a recent incident where a freckle-faced girl robbed him, noting that a bit of powder and rouge can be deceptive yet not entirely dangerous and prompts caution in future encounters.
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Chicago
Ministers Find Alfalfa A Tobacco Substitute
Presbyterian ministers opposing tobacco may gain comfort from a new finding that alfalfa serves as a viable substitute.
European scientist claims new cure for snake bites
A European researcher asserts progress toward a snake bite antidote, but Kentucky residents may remain skeptical about the breakthrough and its practical impact.
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Europe
Kentucky
Miami centennial to honor old university at Oxford Ohio
Notes and comment reflect on an approaching June centennial celebration for Miami University in Oxford Ohio. The writer recalls its Yale of the West origins and a U.S. president among alumni, praising hospitality and the need to honor Civil War veterans including General Noyes and General Force, warning Memorial Day ceremonies may fade.
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Miami University
Yale
Miami
United States
East
The Routine June
A brief item stating a sequence of weekday abbreviations and numbers appears as a fragmented OCR snippet. The readable elements include days San Mon Tus Wed Tha Fri and numeric tokens 12 3 4 5. The passage lacks a clear event or context to establish a complete news item.
Weather Summary for Cincinnati and Midwest June 6 1909
Clear conditions prevailed in Cincinnati and vicinity with highs to 81 and lows near 65. Southwest wind, fair to the general Middle West to Atlantic region, and temperatures averaged around 74. Government forecast calls for showers in the north Ohio area with fair weather in the south on Monday and Tuesday, cooler conditions with possible thunder showers in Indiana.
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Cincinnati
Middle West
Atlantic
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements
New York arrivals include the Cincinnati from Hamburg and Florida from Genoa with Columbia from Glasgow. Sailed vessels include the Mesperian from Montreal to Glasgow and the Furnessia to New York from Plymouth. Proceeds include Arabic from New York to Liverpool and the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria to Cherbourg and Hamburg.
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New York
Cincinnati
Hamburg
Florida
Genoa
Columbia
Glasgow
Malinhead
Mhesperian
Montreal
Queenstown
Cymric
Boston
Liverpool
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Names Listed in Multiple Cities Across Network of Marriages
A long list of individuals and spouses linked to various U S cities including New York Philadelphia Boston Richmond San Francisco St Louis Louisville Chicago Detroit New Orleans Parkersburg Lexington Buffalo and others appears, suggesting a notice of marriages engagements or social ties among many families and communities. The compiled names include Linton Schwartz D Adams William Walden Edward Baker Harlin Albert Johnson J R Kendall O Baldwin S Whitaker and many more with associated places.
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Fleena Eral Sen
Abilene Sete
Atlanta
Louisville
Aeeee
Baltimore Cieebevens
Memphis
Bismarck
Montgomery
Buffalo cl
Nashville
Cairo
Eeresee
New Orleans
Calgary Wean
Ererar Cc
Charlotte Aetaeee
Norfolk Io
Chattanooga North Platte
Cheyenne
Oklahoma
These
Chicago Pace
Omaha Baadereer
Cincinnati Pic
Palestine Ees Eee
Cleveland Eesae
Parkersburg
Columbus
Weeteres
Philadelphia
Corpus Christi
Pittsburg
Ceteee Sle
Davenport
Pueblo
Aed Ter Eee
Dodge cl
Q' Appelle Dubuque
Rapid City
Duluth
St Louis
el Paso
St. Paul
Galveston
Aes Co
San Antonio
Grand Rapids
Sante Fe
Helena
Washington
Burnet
W. B. Gottlieb
New York
J. C. Hunton
D. S. Johnson
Arthur P. Crist
U. S. Marine Corps
R. W. van Horn
Munro—E. P. Frost
Boston
Joseph Pfeffer
Chicago
George E. Gillespie
Jackson
Miss
D. L. Porter
City
Palace
C. E. Brown
Danville
Ill
P. LL Stweeney
C. S. Harley
Orangeburg
S. C
George Bauman
Somerset
N. W. Bosinger
Bluffton
O. Dennison
B. E. Clark
Wife
St. Louis
C H. Henry
W. W. Allison
Graham
Emery
L. J. Libbey
C. Leidigt
Dayton, O
H. F. Hostetler
Decatur
J.H. Selridge
Burnside, Ky
Obituary: Archbishop Joseph Thomas Duhamel Dies at 68
Joseph Thomas Duhamel archbishop of Ottawa died yesterday in a Canadian city from heart failure. He was 68 years old.
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Joseph Thomas Duhamel
Ottawa
Death notices of Calvin Whitney and Alexander M Clure
Calvin Whitney longtime president of the A B Chase Piano Co died after a long illness in Norwalk Connecticut aged 63. Funeral arrangements to be held tomorrow afternoon. Alexander K M Clure prothonotary of the supreme and superior courts of Pennsylvania and longtime political journalist died at his Wallingford home Pennsylvania aged 81.
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Calvin Whitney
A. B. Chase Piano Company
Norwalk
Alexander K. M’clure
Supreme and Superior Courts of
Pennsylvania
Wallingford
Cincinnati Fire Record Briefs
Fire incidents logged across Cincinnati with times and locations. Hopple Street at C H D tracks minor, 1432 John Street minor, 1006 Richmond Street minor, 1538 Gladstone Avenue Lizzie Wright $5.00 noted.
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Cincinnati
Hopple Street
Slight
John Street
J. C. Bross
Small
Richmond Street
Union Distilling Co
Gladstone Avenue
Lizzie Wright
St Bernard Police Report Stolen Horse Wagon and Other Incidents
The chief of police of St Bernard notified Cincinnati police that a horse and a three seated spring wagon owned by Henry Krocke at 1247 Hopple Street were stolen on Spring Grove Avenue near Winton Road around midnight Saturday. A burglar alarm at Browning King Co store at Fifth and Race streets sounded early yesterday. Lieutenant Hill found no intruder. Fred Phitger, 35, of 1116 West Eighth Street, fell from his buggy on Freeman Avenue and dislocated his shoulder near Hopkins Street. Chandler, a 23 year old colored man of 812 Richmond Street, was stabbed over the eye last night in a quarrel with another colored man.
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St. Bernard
Cincinnati
Henry Krocke
Hopple Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Winton Road
Browning-King & Co
Fifth and
Race Streets
Hill
Freeman Avenue
Fred
Phitger
West Eighth Street
Hopkins Street
City Hospital
Chandler
Richmond Street
Lion and Unicorn Reflect on Lost Mate and Myth
A Chicago Record-Herald poem contemplates grief and envy as the lion laments his real mate while the unicorn offers cautious hope. The unicorn remains a mythical figure while the lion fears danger and loneliness, contrasting reality with fantasy.
Have you forgotten you owe me five dollars joke
A collage of jokes and quips from a daily hall column. Exchanges about debt, space, and family finances mix with a moment of voting humor. A joke about snoring and a kid losing a quar ter in a street game ends with a gag about trouble from an unexpected quarter.
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Jimmy
Pucks Quips on Poets Titles and Wordplay
A playful reflection on poet titled books and the oddity of trendy subtitle pairings. The piece mocks overblown phrases like Star Glow and Dream Dawn Light and Dews while noting softer, comic titles may mislead readers into thinking the content is lighter than it is.
Widower Questioning Motives Behind Remarriage Impulse
The text ponders whether a widower’s fashionable loss and orchid of wealth imply bereavement or impending remarriage. It questions charitable interpretation of grief versus personal motive, asking if either view yields the same conclusion about his path.
Cheaper Meal Assist Sparks Quip About Bridget Eating
A brief comic exchange features Mrs Knicker-Do asking if Bridget may eat with the family and Mrs Becker replying it is cheaper than her eating with a policeman, reflecting light social humor.
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Mrs. Knicker
Bridget
What Kind of Boss Encourages His Workers
Mrs. Pike recalls her husband praising employees who do good work. She notes his habit of acknowledging success at the office and even dreaming of praise, saying it shows he values his staff and is glad when they perform well.
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Mrs. Pike
Estate Bequest Found in Housecleaning Surprise
Mrs Margaret Haig of 2330 Reed Street uncovered a note claiming Rev Dr John Kirkpatrick left her his entire estate minus 10000 to his sister Ireland The document dated March 23 appears to be a will executed at his death and lacks witnesses Attorneys seek revocation of the letters of administration held by Rev Dr D Stuart Moore The estate value is estimated at 200000
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Commerccial Tribune
Philadelphia
Margaret Haig
Reed Street
John Kirkpatrick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Broad and
Fitzwater Streets
George Haig
D. Stuart Moore
Church of the Atonement
Broagh
Wharton Streets
Kirkpatrick
Dwyer
Glenn
West Fourth Street
I. D. Jones
Bishop Moore
Levi Gilbert
Helen Sara Remiley
Elizabeth Shaw
Elsie Thomas
Harvey D. Jones
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
G. W. Coleman
W. H. Remsey
H. Cc. Jameson
William H. Whittaker
J. L. Coulter
D. J. Dar- Tell
Exequatur Canceled For Swedish Consul In Peru
Lima June 6 The Peruvian government canceled the exequatur of Swedish consul General Luis Lemboke. He had sheltered Carlos Pierrola and accomplices involved in the late rising against the sternment in his home on May 29.
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Lima
Peru
Luis Lemboke
Carlos Pierrola
Social and Personal Notices Highlight 1909 Gatherings
A rash of social events unfolds on June 9 and 11 with receptions at The Terraces in University Court and the Glenn home, honoring Hughes alumni and Mrs I D Jones. Invitations detail guests, venues, and a Lisp of society movements, with European travels and upcoming nuptials colorfully noted.
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J. Renner
Hughes Th School
Renner
Tafel Place
Fairview Heights
Clifton Avenue
Hughes
Lee Addison Ault Heave
Lawrence Upjohn
Mile Roches
IN VOGUE IN CINCINNATI FASHION NOTES
The juvenile fashionable set in Cincinnati favors half stockings in white or pale shades with colored stripes. An automobile bonnet features white straw, facing, violet maire ribbon rosettes and a chiffon veil. A small boy’s coat is black and white checked wool with silver buttons and detachable white pique cuffs. A silver powder box vanity item with a tiny puff is priced well. A year-old damsel’s bonnet uses white satin with Irish lace pink silk roses green leaves. Opera glasses showcase lapis lazuli enamel with fairies butterflies and flowers.
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Com
Smart Tips for Men's Formal Attire
Tips note color coordination of hose with tie and waistcoat when wearing dinner jacket for informal events. Guidance covers tuxedo studs including black pearl variants, shoe laces tied in small bows for low black shoes, and wider tan laces with large bows. New hose stripes with multi weave patterns appear in shops alongside plaided shirts in green and other colors.
Dreadnought Offer From Australian Premier
Melbourne June 6 Alfred Deakin premier of the commonwealth has sent a cablegram offering the imperial government Bro Dreadnought or a corresponding addition to the navy in a formal gesture to strengthen alliance and naval strength.
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Melbourne
Alfred Deakin
Commonwealth
Champ Clark emerge as possible Democratic nominee in 1912
National capital gossip centers on Champ Clark of Missouri as a rising Democratic presidential prospect. Other named contenders include Governors Marshall Harmon Johnson and potential interest from Bryan. Clark champions tariff reform, opposes Speaker Cannon, and stands as a rugged Democrat with rising star amid party factional debates.
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Clark
Marshall
Indiana
Harmon
Ohio
Johnson
Minnesota
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Congress
House
Bailey
Ways and Means
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Cannon
J. J. Hill
Great Northern
Madison Square Garden
New York
Hope for the unsaved as gospel preacher speaks
Rev. Paul H. L Johnson, a former Jew from Columbus, preached twice at the Odd Fellows temple. In the afternoon he spoke on The Purchase of the Slave, arguing humanity is enslaved by sin and death and that Jesus Christ redeemed it. In the evening he addressed Does the Bible Hold Out Hope For Any of the Unsaved Dead? asserting forty reasons heaven is open to some.
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Paul
L Johnson
Columbus
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Mr. Johnson
Jesus Christ
Doctors Death Still Puzzling in Chicago Case
Chicago detectives, reviewing the Evansville murder case of Dr. John T. Binkley, expect a report to Captain P. D. O'Brien tomorrow. The theory centers on an enemy tailing Binkley from Evansville. Clarence Newton, a suspect, reportedly confessed to burglary in Asheville, Ohio, and horse theft. Ohio authorities say a sheriff will travel to Chicago tomorrow as the case develops. The Evansville detectives have obtained a description of Dr. Binkley's watch.
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Chicago
John T. Binkley
Evansville
Ind
P. D. O'Brien
O'Brien
Clarence Newton
Asheville
Ohio
Fire at Knight apartment hurts dozens in Dallas blaze
In a kitchen fire at the Knight apartment house on Elm and Hardwood streets eight year old Hershel Donnelly was burned and fatally injured victims include D. C. Donnelly with probable back fracture, Charles Vandenburg with a broken back, and Mrs. James Morgan and Mrs. E. J. Philips hurt internally. Sixty two residents fled or jumped to safety as rescuers battled the blaze. losses tallied near 340000.
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Dallas
Tex
Knight
Hershel Donnelly
D. C. Donnelly
Charles Vandenburg
James Morgan
E. J. Phillips
F. A. Harliste
Gus Katrines
Negroes in Fight Near Pierson Street Incident
Fred Griffen a 28 year old colored man of 545 Carlisle avenue was cut in a fight with James Hall at 537 Pierson street. Griffen's ear was nearly severed and a knife narrowly missed his lung. Wounds were dressed at the city hospital. Both men were arrested on disorderly conduct charges.
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Fred Griffen
Carlisle Avenue
James Hall
Pierson Street
Griffen
City Hospital
Non-Safety Explosives Barred in West Virginia
Charleston dispatch reports that West Virginia mine safety chief Laing issued instructions banning non-safety explosives in mines after July with limited exceptions. He cites past disasters and notes a planned mine resumption will require up to 25,000 new miners, most inexperienced in handling explosives. The rule bans black powder dynamite and other unapproved explosives, except those recognized by the U.S. government as safety explosives, to be used under proper regulations.
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Charleston
W. Va
Laing
Department of Mines
Department 2
United States
Tragic death by carbolic acid ends at Spring Street home
Rosa Agnes Bastian a 17 year old girl residing at 1133 Spring Street reportedly killed herself by drinking carbolic acid yesterday after attending mass. Neighbors and her mother found her in distress with a bottle nearby. Doctors attempted to save her but she died at noon. She worked at the Krohn Fechheimer shoe factory in Pendleton and Dandridge streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Agnes Bastian
Spring Street
Krohn, Fechheimer & Co
Pendleton
Dandridge Streets
Cincinnati Brewers Satisfied With Convention
Cincinnati brewers attending the American Brewers association convention in Atlantic City say they are well satisfied with the results. Little new business emerged and no new temperance plans were proposed, with the association continuing past methods. Louis J. Hauck was elected trustee, and about forty Cincinnati men attended.
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Cincinnati
American Brewers’ Association
Atlantic City
Louis J. Hauck
Queen City
Many Conventions Booked for Cedar Point Season
Fraternal, political and commercial meetings of note are slated near Sandusky at Cedar Point starting June 12. Two national and ten state conventions are planned including the National Hay Association discussing Roosevelt's resource plan July 25-28, with other Ohio groups meeting through August 27. Governor Harmon and Senator Dick appear on the Ohio legislature reunion program August 8-9, amid expected Democratic gains.
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Commercial Tribune
Sandusky
Fraternas
Cedar Point
National Hay Association
Roosevelt
Ohio
Knights of St. John
Ohio Grain Dealers’ Association
Ohio Retail Jewelers
Ohio Optical Association
Knights of Columbus
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
Ohio Master Painters
the Elks
Harmon
Pigsticker's List Of Dead May Soon Be Increased
Cambridge June 6 The death of Br Daniel C Hays who was stabbed by John Murphy the boy butcher who flew five men and seriously grounded three others at Somerville yesterday was hourly expected tonight John Cheevas and Joseph Chicoak who also were stabbed are both in a critical condition and their recovery is considered doubtful In a padded cell at the Somerville police station Murphy allowed no one to approach him today and after hours of raging he began to pray Tomorrow morning he will be given a hearing and PB will be held for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Daniel C. Hays
John Murphy
Somerville
John Cheevas
Joseph Chicoak
Somerville Poice
Murphy
Many Occupy Pulpits At Lutheran Synod Session
In Richmond Indiana June attendance grows as the general synod of the Lutheran church opens with preaching from multiple Richmond pulpits. Tomorrow business sessions resume and may consider a new eighty thousand dollar deaconess home in Maryland or an endowment for Watts Memorial College in Indiana.
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Richmond
Ind
General Synod of the Lutheran Church
More
Ado Oe Colegii
Watts
Morial College
Indiana
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Kermit
Chicago Record-Herald
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Puck
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Mr. Nagget
Catholic Standard and Times
Preacher
Will
Social and Personal
Theodore Dohrmann
Roberta
High Seas
Rita Camacho
Oriel Camacho
Morristown
Frank Nelson
J. S. Neave
Grandin Road
Margaret Rowe
Rita
Grasslands
Margaret Bullock
Will Bullock
the Pillars
Camacho
L. B. Harrison
Webetook
Harrison-Goodman
Frank M. Eaton
Country Club
James Scott
Aileen Boal
Boal
Piqua
Will Eaton
Wilder
R. P. Ernst
Caldwell
Thomas P. Egan
Margaret
Sacred Heart Convent
Margaret Mitchell
Egan
Master Car Builders’ Association
John M. Withrow
George Bassett
Ada Bremfoerder
Withrow
Samuel Taft
Bassett
Max Fleischmann
Mr. Fleischmann
Charlies G. Hammond
Ethel
Jean
Norman Selby
Lexington Avenue
Florence Maud Harriman
Mr. Clingman
Interritt Avenue
Wallace Woods
Australia
Binkley
Rosa Bastian
Cincinnati Brewers
Ohio Lake
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