Krebs Ends Public Works Report as Fire Chief
Lew Krebs presented his final public works report detailing street cleaning sewer cleansing and related expenditures. The board will vote next week on Fred Schmidt his brother in law filling the vacant post. Rock pile site between jail and courthouse chosen and assigned to Patrolman Benke. Beech avenue paving protest referred to committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Board of Aldermen
Lew Krebs
Board of Council
Fred Schmidt
Krebs
Rock Pile
Moore
Barker
Wadsworth
Higgins
Benke
Beech Avenue
Races Transfered to Judge Shaw in Latonia Case
All disputes between the Latonia Agricultural Association and the city of Latonia move to Judge Shaw in Kenton Circuit Court Covington. The liquor sale ban near Latonia track is under challenge with Saturday injunction argument. Judge Shaw also takes over Councilman Kruse versus Latonia Agricultural Association for the same reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Shaw
Race Track Association
Hamlin
Earle
J. H. Kruse
Veteran reporter John B. Wischer dies at 54
Covington journalist John B. Wischer, 54, of The Cincinnati Volksfreund, died suddenly at his home on Martin and Scott streets. Coroner Tarvin ruled apoplexy. He left a widow and five children after years in the newspaper business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Wischer
Covington
Cincinnati Volksfreund
Martin and
Scott Streets
Wischer
Tarvin
Pastor Johnston Resigns Bellevue Fellowship for Alabama Call
The Rev. T. H. Johnston, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Bellevue, resigns to accept a call from the North Park Church in Birmingham Alabama. E. Bradford elected treasurer to succeed Prof. Maddox, who resigns as Bellevue School superintendent to enter Yale College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Johnston
First Baptist Church of
Bellevue
North Park Church
Birmingham
Ala
E. Bradford
Maddox
Yale College
Officer Fires at Fugitive Near Hanauer’s Store
Lieutenant Riemeyer fired three shots at a young bicycle seller at Hanauer’s on Fourth and Madison. The man was detained until the officer arrived, then fled into a dark alley saying he lived in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riemeyer
Hanauer
Fourth
Madison Streets
Newport
Protest Tax Increase Sends Delegation to Frankfort
A committee named by Judge Matt Moore of Newport traveled to the State capital to protest a 15 percent town lot tax increase before the State Board of Equalization. Members include County Assessor William Lohstroh Newport Mayor John Kruchten Dayton Attorney Matt Herold Bellevue Judge Otto Wolff and John Schweikert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Moore
Newport
Frankfort
State Board of Equalization
William Lohstroh
John Kruchten
Dayton
Matt Herold
Bellevue
Otto Wolff
John Schweikert
Court of Appeals Decision Awaited on Campbell County Courthouse
Sheriff Nagel of Newport awaits a Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling on the courthouse maintenance. The decision was expected last week but has not yet been reported by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagel
Newport
Court of Appeals
Campbell County
Kentucky
Covington Court Notes Roundup of Cases and Petitions
In Covington Circuit Court Nettie Good seeks an injunction against Harry D. Carr and wife restricting remarks and halting Bromley Police Court actions until conspiracy and abuse claims are resolved. The Columbia Building Association sues William Ludlow for 2417.20 plus interest and sale of Elm Street property. Judge Harbeson handles Light versus Behle et al for assault. Judge Shaw sees Fitzgerald versus Buhler over a 19 inch land strip with damages of 700. W. W. Stewart fined five dollars for not responding as a witness. real estate men McCracken and Cree avoid similar penalties due to tardiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Carr
Bromley
Nettie Good
Carr
Anna Davis Yesserday
Covington
Carrs
Columbia Building Association
Williams
Ludlow
Elm Street
John J. Light
Charles Behle
Harbeson
Shaw
Knights of Columbus set next convention site at Norfolk
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports that New Haven June 7 during the Jamestown Exposition the Knights of Columbus voted to hold the next convention in Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New Haven
Conn
Knights of Columbus
Norfolk
Cincinnati Boy Drowns in Ohio River at Bellevue
Albert Corte, 18, of Cincinnati, drowned in the Ohio River at Bellevue while swimming with companions. He got beyond his depth in swift current and disappeared. Henry Abel and others recovered the body, which was taken to Cunningham's Morgue and later claimed by Corte's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Corte
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bellevue
Henry Abel
van Voast Avenue
Cunningham’s
Bellevue to Build Up-to-Date Sewer System Plan
City Engineer Glazier presented sewer plans and specifications to the Bellevue City Council. The council approved the project and authorized advertising for bids to open July 5, with work likely to start before summer end. Walter Bros. of Dayton won the Emig alley paving contract, and Lee Brinkman was elected Acting Fire Warden after Caleb Daniels resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glazier
City of
Bellevue
Trunnel
Walter Bros
Dayton
Emig Alley
Lee Brinkman
Caleb Daniels
Covington Aldermen Agree on Street, Saloon, and Billboard Rules
Covington Aldermen last night approved resolutions on National Bank assessments resurfacing of asphalt streets and a saloon license for Herman Berling at Ninth and Main streets. An ordinance restricting billboards to nine feet in height and set back nine feet from sidewalks passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Council
Herman Berling
Ninth
Main Streets
Switchman Run Over by Engine at Roundhouse
Albert Vaughn aged 35 of Covingston was struck by a backing engine at the C and O roundhouse last night. His left arm was severed at the shoulder and one leg broken. he was taken to St Elizabeth's Hospital by Menninger's ambulance for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Vaughn
Woodburn Avenue
Covingston
C. & O. Roundhouse
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Menninger
Covington Notes Roundup of Deaths and Local Events
Minnie Duncan 19 collapsed from heat at a tobacco factory and was hospitalized at St Elizabets Hospital in Menninger ambulance. Mrs Ida Della Collins 30 died at home 57 West Seventh St. Mrs May Husemann 49 died at 213 Southern Ave Latonia. Henry Dunn 30 died at 48 John St West Covington. Funeral set for Saturday. German Pioneer Society reports membership drop to 18 percent with 6 new members and 13 deaths. upcoming feast at Ragenthal Park Sept 2. Kenton County Grand Jury questioned Covington druggists over retailer conspiracy. Charles Bridges failed to appear. arrest warrants issued. Wife of Tom Robinsonn reported husband missing five weeks ago. Covington Aerie of Eagles initiated a class of fourteen. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Kentucky Conference to meet at Scott Street Church beginning this evening until June 12. Fire dept responded to roof fire at Mrs Gilmartins Crescent Ave. damage small. Garrett swore out warrant for James Kiger for assault. claims he was attacked at Crescent Ave fire. City Auditor granted Star Foundry permit for a four story brick building on Main St cost 2600 and Bavarian Brewing permit for store residence at Third and Bakewell cost 3700. Quircy Penny arrested on concealed weapons charge after being accused by Pinkie Penny. A revolver found in pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Duncan
Robbins and
Greenup Streets
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Menninger's
Ida Della Collins
West Seventh Street
May Husemann
Southern Avenue
Latonia
Henry Dunn
John Street
West Covington
German Pioneer Society
Ragenthal’s Park
Kenton County Grand Jury
Covington
Charles Bridges
Read
Tom Robinsonn
Covington Aerie of Eagles
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Kentucky Conference
Scott Street Church
Gilmartin
Crescent Avenue
Garrett
James Kiger
Kiger
William Gould
Star Foundry
Main Street
Second
Third
Bavarian Brewing Company
Bakewell
Quircy Penny
Riemeyer
Pinkie Penny
Highland Club Meeting Opens Summer Close
In Ft Thomas the Highland Commercial Club convenes this evening at the Central School Building for its final summer session. George G. Tilton of Company L is promoted to corporal. Over fifty Guilford School pupils enjoyed an outing under Principal Heiser. Companies L and M embarked yesterday on a twelve mile march to the Visalia Kentucky rifle range, camping two days. Frank Alden of the Highlands left for New York on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Commercial Club
George G. Tilton
Company L
Guilford School
Cincinnati
Highlands
Heiser
Companies L
Frank Alden
The
New York
Carnegie Gift Funds New Library at State A. and M. College
President J. K. Patterson announced during commencement that Carnegie would donate $20,000 to build a library on the college grounds. The gift was a surprise to friends of the school in Lexington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington, Ky
J. K. Patterson
Carnegie
State A. and M. College
QuLdiEr Escapes the Post Guards
Private John Stumpff a general prisoner at Ft Thomas escaped while trimming weeds with three other prisoners. He dropped from sight near officers row and presumably fled toward Cincinnati. Guard O Day alerted officers and was detained in the guardhouse as police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stumpff
Ft. Thomas
Stumpff
Cincinnati
O'Day
Newport
Covington
Arranging Encampment Attendance for G A R Posts
Captain Hewitson of William Nelson Post G A R Newport calls a home meeting to finalize travel for the state encampment at Berea College next Tuesday. Delegates Frank Brinkman Peter Adams and Patrick Owens will attend. large delegations expected from Granville Moody Post Bellevue and Joe Hooker Post Dayton with auxiliaries of the Women’s Relief Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitson
William Nelson Post
Newport
Grand Army
Sons of Veterans and Women's Relief Corps
Berea College
Nelson Post
Frank Brinkman
Peter Adams
Patrick Owens
Granville Moody Post
Bellevue
Joe Hooker
Dayton
Women's Relief Corps
Water Works road repair cost shared by Newport Highlands
Superintendent Glazier of the Newport Water Works told the Water Works Commissioners he has conferred with the Fiscal Court and will meet Highlands District Trustees to place the Water Works road in passable condition. The road, a gift from Colonel Taylor for city use, is now used by Highlands farmers as much as Newport residents, and Glazier asks each party to bear part of the expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glazier
Newport Water Works
Water Works Commissioners
Highlands
Colonel Taylor
Newport
City Janitors Appointed for Covington Schools
The Covington Board of Education elected nine janitors for the next year Moris Murphy Robert Crout John Walsh Charles McGreavey William Keifer J William Reagan Elizabeth Meyer Elizabeth Hatter and Charles Carson A resolution authorized borrowing $18 000 from German National Bank to cover salaries and claims due for last month until tax receipts arrive at month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Public Schools
Board of Education
Morris Murphy
Robert Crout
John Walsh
Charles McGreavey
William Keifer
J. William Reagan
Elizabeth Meyer
Elizabeth Hatter
Charles Carson
Ways and Means Committee
German National Bank
Newport Woman Honored in Louisville Homecoming
Mrs Shaler Berry of Newport learned she is named matron of honor and Miss Ida Healy maid of honor for the Louisville homecoming week. Master Commissioner Thomas Healy was appointed by the Governor as commissioner for Campbell County for the same occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaler Berry
Newport
Ida Healy
Louisville
Thomas Healy
Campbell County
Company to Be Mustered in Covington Guard unit planned
Governor Beckham approved the application for a State Guards company to be mustered in Covington. Adjutant General Henry L. Lawrence will arrive to arrange muster next week and will be Major E J Green's guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
E. J. Green
Beckham
Henry L. Lawrence
Lawrence
Green
Memorial services at St Stephen's Cemetery Bellevue
Phil Sheridan Council Y M S will hold special memorial services at St Stephen's Cemetery Ft Thomas on Sunday afternoon Dr Thomas P Hart to deliver the address Children from First Baptist Church will meet at Ideal Hall this afternoon for final rehearsal Epworth League Calvary M E Church will meet at Harvey Robb's Taylor avenue for business Ladies of the Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society plan an ice cream social and lawn fete on the church lawn Thursday evening June 21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Sheridan Council
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Ft. Thomas
Thomas P. Hart
First Baptist Church
Ideal Hall
Walter J. Nagel
Panther
W. Va
Epworth League of Calvary M. E. Church
Harvey Robb
Taylor Avenue
Ladies of the
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Church Lawn
Dayton Notes On Meetings Funerals And Events
Guiding Star Company U R and K of P plan drills at their hall on Fourth and Dayton avenue this evening. The funeral for Dayton resident John Thiery, who died Wednesday, will be held Saturday. Jackson Club outlines its June 17 Clark's Grove outing, expected to top prior efforts. Tennyson's Princess staged by the high school seniors last night at Eighth Avenue Auditorium to a large audience. Conrad Cramer of 910 Fifth avenue suffered a severe scalp wound yesterday at Bellevue after a fellow worker struck him with a pick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiding Star Company
U. R
K. of P
Fourth
Dayton Avenue
John Thiery
Dayton
Jackson Club
Clark's Grove
Tennyson
Eighth Avenue
Conrad Cramer
Fifth Avenue
Bellevue
Ohio Incorporations Filed in Columbus on June 7
Articles of incorporation filed include The Paine & Gage Company in Painesville with 5000 dollars by John W. Gage and others. The Clark Coal Company in Van Wert with 30000 dollars. The Ravenna Furnace and Heating Company in Ravenna with 10000 dollars. The Cain Brothers Foundry and Machine Company in East Liverpool with 20000 dollars. The La Rue Telephone Company in La Rue with 50000 dollars. The Chatfield and Woods Sack Company in Cincinnati increasing capital to 100000. The Marion Dump Wagon Company in Marion with 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Paine & Gage Company
Painesville
John W. Gage
Mary A. Gage
Lee J. Elliott
B. A. Paine
Jessie M. Paine
Clark Coal Company
van Wert
James O. Clark
G. A. Hague
G. T. Wilson
W. 8. Rogers
H. F. Schue
J. H. Leonard
W. F. Kniffin
Charles F. Stahl
J. H. Raub
G. C. Allinger
Chatfield & Woods Sack Company
Cincinnati
Marion Dump Wagon Company
George W. King
B. P. Sweeney
D. M. Hinamon
E. R. Wilson
Harry C. Barnhart
H. 8. Long
Indiana Democrats Indorse Bryan for President in 1908
Indiana Democrats at their convention adopted a platform backing William Jennings Bryan for the presidency and nominated a full state ticket with James F. Cox as Secretary of State Marion Bailey as Auditor John Isenbarger as Treasurer Walter J. Lotz as Attorney General Bert New as Clerk of the Supreme Court Robert J. Haley as Superintendent of Public Instruction Edward Barrett as State Geologist and David M. Curry as State Statistician. The platform denounces Republican rule, calls for tariff reform and trusts curbs, and urges a service pension law for Civil War veterans. The convention also unanimousl y endorsed Bryan and delivered a salute to Broun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Indiana
William Jennings Bryan
Supreme Court
Benjamin F. Shively
South Bend
Congress
James F. Cox
Columbus
Marion Bailey
Litton
John Isenbarger
North Manchester
Walter J. Lotz
Muncie
Bert New
North Vernon
Robert J. Haley
Monroe County
Edward Barrett
Hendricks County
David M. Curry
Sullivan County
Republican Party
Judgetship Fight Stirs Supreme Court Over Nomination
In Columbus and Portsmouth a renewed Republican dispute reaches the Supreme Court as N J Déver and Harry Miller seek a mandamus to force Benner Jones to certify Judge John C Milner’s nomination while E E Corn files a rival certificate from the rump convention. Corn argues Milner’s regular nomination stands challenged amid factional splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Portsmouth
Supreme Court
N. J. Déver
Harry Miller
Benner Jones
Jackson
John C. Milner
Scioto
District Election Board
Jones
Blair
Milner
Johnson
Lawrence County
Pike County
E. E. Corn
Lawrence
Pike
Adams
Adams County
Ironton
O. E- McCall
S. L. Patterson
Waverly
Ed Evans
Gould-Johnson-Patterson Combine
Ironton Man
Dayton to Host Forty-Annual G A R Encampment
General orders issued for the Department of Ohio G A R encampment in Dayton June 12 to 15. Assembly Day June 12 features an Algonquin Hotel reception. June 13 includes meetings of the Council of Administration and allied groups with a national theater campfire planned for Thursday. Leading campfire speaker not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Department of Ohio
Wilmington
Algonquin Hotel
Council of Administration
Women’s Relief Corps
Daughters of Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
National Theater
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Elect Officers
Louisville June 7 The National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association elected officers Marion E Taylor as President M W Murphy as First Vice President E V Daugherty as Second Vice President Ephraim Brice as Treasurer The next annual meeting is set for Atlantic City A resolution urged federal supervision of all distilleries especially small ten gallon plants in Georgia and another backed a law banning poisonous whisky additives while opposing a pure food bill that would affect blending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Marion E. Taylor
M. W. Murphy
Chicago
E. V. Daugherty
Philadelphia
Ephriam Brice
Atlantic City
William Mida
Georgia
Brewers Elect Officers at United States Brewers’ Meeting
In Indianapolis on June 7 the United States Brewers Association elected officers led by First Vice President Julius Liebmann and Second Vice President Carl J. Hester. Jacob Ruppert was named Third Vice President, Rudolph J. Schaefer treasurer, Gallus Thoman secretary, with a slate of New York and other city trustees. President Gardiner retains his post. An address urged saloon purification and the group endorsed a policy promoting beer as a temperance-friendly home beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
United States Brewers’ Association
Julius Liebmann
Brooklyn
Carl J. Hester
Columbus, CO
Jacob Ruppert
New York
Rudolph J. Schaefer
Gallus Thoman
Anton C. Huepfel
Edward A. Schmidt
Philadelphia
August Goebel, Jr
Detroit
E. A. Faust
St. Louis
John M. Leibt
Cleveland
Lawrence Fabacher
New Orleans
Gardiner
B. Adone
Texas
State Brewers’ Association
Bond Issue for City Street Resurfacing in Cincinnati
Ordinance No. 1 366 authorizes issuing two hundred fifty thousand dollars in bonds to pay for resurfacing or repairing city streets. Bonds pay 3.65 percent interest, dated on sale day, due one year after, with par and accrued interest payable at trustees or printed for public sale. Proceeds fund the Resurfacing and Repairing Fund under supervision of the Board of Public Service. Passed May 28 1906. Frank L. Pfaff president of Council. Clerk Edwin Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
American Exchange National Bank
New York City
State of New York
Board of Public Service
Frank L. Pfaff
Edwin Henderson
Trainmen report boy missing after transport mix up
Boonville Missouri June 7 a Missouri Kansas and Texas Flyer conductor left a five year old boy with the station agent. The child carries a suitcase and claims a wealth background with ties to New York and Aunt Lizzie. No relatives have appeared and labels were removed from clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Boonville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
William Carstead
New York
Lizzie
Amnesty Granted to Deserters Residing in America
Madrid official Gazette publishes decree granting amnesty to all army and navy deserters residing in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Official Gazette Today
America
A Heavy Load to Carry in Digestive Ills and Nervous Strain
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic for poor digestion and weak blood. It links disordered digestion to nervousness and susceptibility to germs, claims alcohol free formula, and promises free literature on request from Buffalo, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Jens Gee Pee
Rail Schedules and Trains From Central Union Station
City ticket offices highlight Louisville Nashville and Illinois Central routes with trains to Memphis New Orleans Hot Springs Memphis Texas Limited and Parlor Buffet sleepers. Notable connections include Knoxville Lexington Bristol and Chattanooga with through sleepers and dining cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
City
Vine St
Grand Central Station
Paducah & Fulton Accom
Memphis
N. Orleans
New Orleans
Texas
Louisville
Knoxville
Bristol
Lex
Pearl and Butler
Central Union
Hot Springs
Tex
Ington
Fourth Street
Fifth and Vine
Louisville Express
Louis
Birmingham
Mobile
Lou
Bigham
N. C
Lexington Mall
Falmouth
Cincinnati Georgetown and Portsmouth Railroad Schedule
Depot Carrel Street services depart every 30 minutes from 413 Sycamore Street to New Water Works California and Coney Island with connections at Carrel Street Station. Trains to Mt Washington Forestville Amelia Bethel and other points run on listed daily times including Sundays and Saturdays, with special Sunday only or Saturday only services to Batavia Hamersville Georgetown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad
Carrel Street
Sycamore Street
New Water Works
California
Coney Island
Mt. Washington
Forestville
Amelia
Bethel
Hamlet
Hamersville
Georgetown
Batavia
Russellville
Levanna
Ripley
Electric Line Schedules From Andersons Ferry To Nearby Towns
Cara departs Andersons Ferry for Lawrenceburg and Aurora starting at 6 am with hourly runs until 8 pm and a final 10 pm. Harrison trips begin 6:30 am hourly until 6:30 pm and a 9 pm run. Cleves offers 6 am to 8 pm service at half hour intervals. Between Andersons Ferry and Fernbank service runs every 15 minutes from 6 am to 9 am and 2 30 pm to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnate
Lawrenceburg
Aurora Electric
ST. A. R. CO. Cara
Anderson's Ferry
Aurora
Harrison
Cleves
Fernbank
Interurban Railway Schedules for Depot Sycamore Area
The Interurban Railway and Terminal Company lists through car departures from Depot Sycamore between Fourth and Fifth streets for New Richmond Coney Island Mt Washington Amelia Bethel Hamiet Bethel Lebanon Norwood Pleasant Ridge Kennedy Silverton and Deer Park with varied morning day and Saturday night times and trains every 3 minutes for several routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Sycamore
New Richmond
Coney Island
Mt. Washington
Amelia
Bethel
Hamiet
Rapid Railway Division
Lebanon
Norwood
Pleasant Ridge
Kennedy
Silverton
Deer Park
Ocean steamers offer fast express Plymouth to Bremen service
June to August notices list North German Lloyd schedules with Kronprinz Kaiser Kronprinz and Kaiser Wilhelm II calling at Plymouth Cherbourg Bremen and ports in the Mediterranean and Gulf of Genoa with multiple departures and arrivals. Also names banking houses and agents in New York and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Kronprinz
Kaiser
K.wm.ii
Kr‘prinz
Kronp’z.Ju
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snewport
Schmidt
John Wischer
Johnston
Bires
Covington Court Notes
Covington Aldermen
Covington Notes
A. and
M. College
Quldier
Taylors
Bryan
Hoosier State
Eugene E. Ely
Richard K. Erwin
Milton B. Hottel
Washington County
Edward W. Felt
Hancock County
Richard R. Hartford
Jay County
Henry G. Zimmerman
Noble County
Henry A. Steis
Pulaski County
Resolutions Committee
Samuel L. Ralston
Broun
Mandamus
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Outlook
Corn
McCall
Colonel Corn
Orin B. Gould
Otilla
the Apollinaris Co., Ltd
London
San Antonio
Torreon
Mexico
Railroads
NEW York Central Lines
Union Station
Cleveland Express
Toledo
Sandusky Express
Sandusky
Indianapolis Express
Chicago Flyer
Chicago Queen City Spl
St. Louis Limited
Terre Haute
Indianapolisi
Danville
Champaign
Ft. Wayney
Ibs Eensealaeneecheehonpa Ensingasaldg Co. H.& D. Railway
Hamilton
Lima
Piqua
Escemesdipevedesseesese
Decatur
Chicago Express
Chicago Limited
Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Fourth and Race Streets
Aye Ave
Florida
St. Au-Buss
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Knoyv
Ashev
Charleston
Solid Train
Chattanooga & Way Points
Lexington & Junction City
Erlanger
Dixon
Walton Accommodation
Williamsport
Blanchet
Lexington & Jet
Sun- Gay
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Kurf'rst
P.alice
Trave
Fried’h
Barb
P.irene
Irene
K Luise
K.albert
K. Albert
Gi Raltar
Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
Atlas National
Brighton German National Bank
Bepler & Co
National Bank
Gereman National Bank
Kuhn & Sons
Third -St
Western German Bank
Harry Goldblatt
B. Sixth St
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