Miss Dollie Dollars Opens Chester Season at Opera House
Chester patrons look for a splendid performance of Miss Dollie Dollars at the Chester Park Opera House Sunday night. Miss Jeanette Lowrie stars as Dollie Dollars with a large company, including Metcalfe Brockbank and the Fishers, rehearsing all week for the premiere. A 32 member chorus, attractive costumes and scenery are featured as advance sales indicate a big opening audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Dollars
Chester Park Opera House
Dan S&S. _ Fishell Amusement company
St. Louis
Jeanette Lowrie
Chester
Chester Park Vaudeville Opens With Electro Poses and Acrobats
Next week at Chester Park free vaudeville theater opening Sunday afternoon headlines The Modern Venus Frede West with Electro Poses a feature noted for novel effects and the Hursley troupe of sensational acrobats Also on bill Leslis Thurston queen of the xylophone Billy Reno and Grace Ayres in comedy roller skating with a miniature clown Colonel Martin boasts a long awaited silent act suited for all patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Frede West
Miss West
Hursley
Leslis Thurston
Billy Reno
Grace Ayres
Colonel Martin
Bridge on Goat Island Captivates Lyric Audience
Prof Sars lectures on Niagara Falls showing a footbridge linking Sister Island to Goat Island with a central pier anchored in roaring rapids. Viewers sense the structure moving upstream as waters rush below. Next week Prof Earl will discuss Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theater
Sars
Niagare Falls
Sister Island
Goat Island
Earl
Yellowstone Park
Popular Vaudeville Act At Coney Island Next Week
Fussner a spiral ball equilibrist headlines the free attraction at Coney Island with a sensational act balancing on a big ball rolling fifty feet of curves. Fireworks are planned nightly. Curtis and La Van lead the vaudeville bill followed by Ferguson and Mack in Finnegan's Mishaps. Billy Falls is billed as the assassin of sor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fussner
Coney Island
Curtis
la van
Bill
Finnegan
Ferguson
Mack
Billy Falls
Sor
The Important Problem in Laxative Choice
The article argues for permanent benefits from proper use of Syrup of Figs and Plixir of Senna to cleanse the system gently and promptly. It claims physician approval and widespread family satisfaction over many years and urges buying the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Blaine Sisters Lead Week of Vaudeville at Lagoon
The Blaine Sisters headline this week at Lagoon with singing and dancing plus an Indian costume act replications and an original dance. Will Hays also features a river scene with a lighted boat and a troop of musical animals. Helen May Butler's Ladies Band offers free park concerts all week following a fire escape incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Sisters
Lagoon
Kentucky Park
Will Hays
Hays
Helen May Butler
Ladies
Big Lake
Friday Night at Cincinnati Summer Orchestra Debuts Classical Season
The Cincinnati Summer Orchestra at the Zoological Garden opens its weekly classical series Friday at 8 30 p m with Raffs Leonore march and Liszt preludes, followed by Faust Lohengrin Meistersinger and Tannhauser overtures. Wednesday features selections from Carmen Cavalleria Rusticana Jubel and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
The
Zoological Garden
Zoo
Berlin
Paris
Raff
Leonore
Chadwick
Liszt
Faust
Jubel
Romano
Peer Gynt
Victor Herbert
Labor outing at Chester Park postponed to Friday
The International Association of Steam Fitters and Helpers plans a Friday outing at Chester Park after a storm on Tuesday kept members away. The committee will turn it into a general labor gathering with speakers from labor leaders and a special vaudeville program for city workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Steam Fitters and Helpers
Chester Park
Cincinnati Retail Shoe Men to Hold Park Outing
Arrangements were completed for the Cincinnati Retail Shoe Men's association annual outing at Chester Park on Saturday. Cincinnati, a major shoe center, will host a large turnout with prizes for forelady or working girl, foreman or workman, top salesman, and top stockkeeper. A prize waltz is planned and factories have installed pianos to allow dancing during leisure times, drawing a big crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Retail Shoe Men's Association
Chester Park
Cincinnati
North Cincinnati Turnover Verein Holds 30th Anniversary Carnival
A week from Sunday the North Cincinnati Turnover Verein marks its founding thirtieth anniversary at Coney Island. School children will train and 600 join the exhibition at the race track, nearly 100 perform folk dances at the dancing pavilion, picked teams vie for alley championship, and Turners stage a push ball demonstration in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
North Cincinnati
Evanston Day at Coney Island Organized by Club and Welfare
Evanston marks its first ever day at Coney Island with events hosted by the Evanston Athletic Club and supported by the Welfare association. The day includes swimming instruction and a program highlighting community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Coney Island
Evanston Athletic Club
Welfare Association
Bathing Beach at Chester Expands Hours and Adds Facilities
Island gymnasium is among the new features at Chester bathing beach now kept open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. The improvement signals enhanced facilities and longer access for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Actor spanked for taking a wife in Brooklyn vaudeville
Neely Edwards formerly Limbach and his partner Edward L. Flannigan performed at the Orpheum in Brooklyn last week. Edwards secretly married Bella Carleton in St. Xavier's Brooklyn after the show and was fined by the troupe for not notifying fellow vaudeville members. The wedding followed a committee led wedding parody use of a slapstick and a post ceremony breakfast at the groom's mother home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely Edwards
Ming You
Brooklyn
Neely L. Edwards
Limbach
Edward L. Flannigan
Edwards
Flannigan
Orpheum Theater
Bella Carleton
Tay
Neely
Theater Orchestra
Miss Carleton
St. Xavier's Church
133D Street
Lucille Limbach
West
135Th Street
Dorothy Haden
Agnes Ayres
May Carmen
Charles Howard
White Mountains
Reunion of Fourteenth District Schoolmates Planned at Park Hotel
The fourth annual reunion of the Association of Schoolmates of the Fourteenth District and First Intermediate schools prior to 1860 will be at the Park hotel College Hill on Saturday June 24 from 2 30 to 10 30 p m. About 100 attendees expected with one guest from Los Angeles and two from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of
Park Hotel
College Hill
Los Angeles
Cal
New York
The
Association of Schoolmates
Cincinnati
Vicinity
Weather summary and temperature records for June 7 1911
The storm moved to the Atlantic coast with scattered showers. interior regions saw fair weather. Northwest temperatures rise. Cincinnati top 84 and low 71. Record for June 7 shows high 84, low 71, with precipitations and deviations from prior years. Ohio and Kentucky forecasts call for fair conditions, warmer temperatures, and moderate winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast
Allegheny
Rocky Mountain
Cincinnati
Lemareen
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Ocean liner movements list multiple arrivals and departures
Ships arrive and sail across ports including New York Genoa Marseille Pireaus Barcelona Liverpool Naples Naples Southampton Philadelphia Boston Montreal London Antwerp. notable vessels include Koenigen Suise Patris Campania Re d Italia Oceania Majestic Lake Manitoba Friesland Franconia Pretoria Merion Zeeland Ura nium Marquette Chicago Germania Carmania Oceanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Koenigen Suise
Genoa
Roma
Marseilles
Patris
Pireaus
Antonio Lopez
Barcelona
Campania
Liverpool
Italia
Naples
Oceania
Majestic
Southampton
Montreal
London
Quebec
Antwerp
Lake Manitoba
Friesland
Philadelphia
Franconia
Boston
Pretoria
Zeeland
Merion
Havre
Chicago
Niagara
Rotterdam
Germania
Queenstown
Names and Addresses Drafted Across Several States
A reader’s OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with ages and addresses across Ohio Indiana Michigan and other locales. The scattered items include names such as Josephine, Virginia Thomas, Katherine Altman, James Kinsefra Giabtoctes, and Harry E Baughman, with addresses on Eastern Avenue Highland Road Vine Street Granding Road Liberty Street and other city streets. The text appears to be a fragmented directory or notice page with many incomplete entries and place names like Lockland Middletown Calumet Elmwood Place and Pleasant Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otte Braun
E. Chivers
Alice
Rane
Cleves
Gheaneeieene
Josephine
Wesley
Roy E. Piatoi
James Péters
Lockland
Mollis
Washington
Hakel
Middletown
Ida
Wite Eaces
Ces
Cornélius Winters
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Katherine Altman
Batrst
James Kinsefla Giabtoctes
Ineten
Givat Ie Josephine
Cea
Wade
Harry E. Baughman
E. Gagav
Leonard F. Wiesmann
Calumet, Mich
Barbara J. . Mitter
Ravine St
Frey Branét
Mary Wade
Virginia Dickerson
Edward Freers
Pleasant Ridge
Bessie Horne
Ene
Grendale
Virginia
K. Thomas
Wyoming
Charney Thomas
W. Liberty
Grace Jackson
W. Eighth Av
James Earheart
Bhierwood Hotel
Cora Walden
Vine &T
Alfred F
Tennison
Granding Road
Margaret A. Coan
Eastern
Alvin Fietcher
Addyston
John McLaughlin
Third St
Mayme Black
E. Third St
Clay H. Blackburn
Hamilton
Myrtle Kessler
Purcellay
Chris Harting
Elmwood Place
Carrie Slimmer
Calvin Webster
Southside Av
Emma Dolerhie
Mississippi
Arthur C. Wagner
Oessies
Alma B. Hurliman
Edgewood
Adam Schunk
Fork
Lillie Wahising
Sedam' St
Robert Merrill
Richmond St
Clara
Bell Mass
Ube
Ey Freeman
Wende L. ‘Kutz
E. Liberty
Mary Cosbey
Walnut St
Fernand +Burrus
Loth St
Emma M. Hoffman
Reading, GO
John H. Schmidt
BSR
Flora M. Shook
EMO BE
Esseneek
George Cramer
Harrison Ay
Tina M. Richey
Havin Hotel
Madeline
Genie Pseos
Jay P. Retchelfelder
Ehae ‘Ind
Harry E. Kuck
Burton E. Mecum
Mortality and birth notices with multiple names and ages
A mixed list records several deaths with ages and causes such as nephritis tuberculosis and malnutrition. Additional items include numerous births listing parents and newborn genders with various street addresses. The fragmentary text also mentions inquest pending for Albert A Broener and Meyer with uncertain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosby
William
Betts Street
Central Avenue
Koeffl
Marie. C
Race Street
Schwab
George W
McCormick Pine
Milton Street
Emery Avenue
Kuemons
Nicholas
Bank Street
Shanty
Beat
Schaefer
Mary
Westwood Avenue
City Hall Notes Include Appointments and Annexation Talks
Safety Director Small appoints Fred Hollmeyer as patrolman and Charles Yockey as subfireman. City and Mount Airy annexation commissions plan a council chamber meeting to discuss terms. Reading road bridge plans reviewed by Shipley and Steward. A German Teachers association meeting and a new auto fire engine test are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small
Fred Hollmeyer
West Fifteenth Street
Charles Yockey
Hatch Street
Shipley
Steward
Norwood
Duck Creek
Reading Road
Sherman ‘Avenue
City and
Mount Airy
Council Chamber
Schwab
Fortythree
Bond Hill Street Car Plan Talks Move Forward
The Bond Hill Welfare association met last night to pursue street car service. President Joseph Eggart said the traction company promised a Bond Hill line if Fay & Egan built a plant nearby to attract workers. Fay & Egan will not proceed without the car line, so the committee will meeting officials to decide a plan for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Hilli Welfare Association
Joseph Eggart
Bond Hill
Fay & Egan Company
Fay & Egan
Traction Company
Narrow Escape When Street Car Strikes Car
Joseph Stubbers of the Incandescent Night and Stove company in Oakley escaped serious injury after his car leaving a driveway was struck by an Oakley street car. Mrs Stubbers and the three children were in the vehicle and were thrown to the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stubbers
Incandescent Night and Stove Company
Oakley
Man Dies After Horse Kick Injuries
James Cain aged 43 of 706 East Sixth avenue died at city hospital yesterday afternoon from injuries a horse kick caused on February 4. Blood poisoning set in as the injured limb swelled to twice its normal size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cain
East Sixth Avenue
City Hospital
Valuable watch stolen from Lickford residence
A gold watch valued at 80 dollars was stolen from a dresser in the home of Lillian Lickford at 119 Garfield Place yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Lickford
Garfield Place
Golf Links to Be Abandoned In Avondale Redevelopment
The old Avondale golf course will host its final games this Sunday before the valuable land is sold for subdivision. The plan is to auction off plots in the heart of Avondale, enabling new upscale homes in the area. The shift signals a major real estate transformation in a prominent district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Chicago
Chattanooga
Evansville
Manchester
Memphis
Milwaukee
Newark
New Haven
Paterson
Real Estate Transfers and Leases in Avondale and Nearby
A sweep of property transactions listed includes multiple parcels in Avondale and surrounding areas transferred between individuals and entities, plus several leases. Notable entries mention William P Hulbert and Matilda Perin exchanges, numerous addresses on Findlay, Hulbert, West Fifth, and McLean avenues, and the Moore Oil Company property on McLean Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Fifth Avenue
Smith Street
Amor Place
Freeman Avenue
Hulbert Avenue
Cincinnati Baseball Park
Findlay Street
Poplar and
Findlay Streets
Massachusetts Avenue
E. C. Roll
Sophia
A. Jones
Charles’ W. Keenan
William R. Collins
Ondale Avenue
Avondale
William P. Hulbert
Matilda H. Nué
Sherriff's
Court Street
Cilley
Court
da Street
Louis Gelschofsky
Sol Rosenbaum
John ‘Street
Longview
Car- Thay
Dee
Ten Chasse
Stephen Zind
Martha A. Zind
George B
Ehrmann
Albert H. Ehrmann
Matilda H.’ Perin
Atucna En Tyecesecesee
Daly Perin
Vine Street
Sixth Avenue
Fifth Ave
Carthage Pike
West Liberty Street
West Hartwell
Barton
Brewster & Folz
Matilda H. Perin
Carolyn
Hulbert
Elm Street
Mabley & Carew
East
Carrie F. Fechheimer
Julia M. Beamer
Mathers
Central Avenue
Sherriff
Lafayette Circle
Clifton
J. C. Bealt
West Fifth Avenue
Iso
McFarland Street
Ceman Avenue
Western Avenue
Hulbert Hall
Avenue
Findlay
McLean Avenue
Moore Oill Company
Colerain Avenue
Spring Grove Avenue
John Wentzel
Frederic D. Wolber
Euclid Land ‘Association
Kennedy Heights
Chambers Street
E. Knabe
Josephine Knabe
Apple Street
Chase Street
Abd Frans
Schwab
Koekne
Loi On & Kline
Urth Sub
Norow Rae
Erie
Carrie M. Clemmer
Paul Frahm
Property transfers span Warsaw avenue area and Oakley parcels
Numerous deeds and transfers across Norwood Evanston Hyde Park and Mount Adams list various sales mortgages and leases. Fred Roling to Mary Syme and Ella G Campbell to William Ienatius mark lots near Warsaw avenue and Montgomery Pike with other exchanges including 5 year leases and parcels along Walnut Hills Forest and Baymiller streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nlo
Warsaw Avenue
Fred Roling
Mary Syme
Ella G. Campbell
William C. Ienatius
Gomery Pike
Norwood
Andreas Heder
Clifford J ‘Smith
Loase
William Meakin & Co
Prém- Charles Schneider
John Ruebe
Percival Henderson
John ‘B. Bommersheim
Philip Ellen
Carpenter
Joseph EB. Kelly
Mary B. Cooke
Henry S. Allen
Eer Darn
Herman
Springfield Township
Carrie Ticking
Bertha Etrey
McFarlan
George, Yost
Effie Doll
Nathaniel P
Dandridge
Shoncer &Terner
Sul
Evanston
Monde
Decess ‘Avenue
F. & A. Weber
Richmond Street
North Berd Road
Phoebe Fasse
Walter Fasse
Charles H. Wood
Jnnis Shoup
S. Wright
Walnut
Harry J. Meenta
George J. Staline
Ohio Avenue
van Lear Street
William Bade
Mary E. Malone
Underwood Place
Mesillan Street
Nile
Ae E. Guy
Joseph Ertel
John L. Lincoln
Charles J. Mary B. Cooke
Henry
Allen
Luning
and Loan Co
Bubgivision
Reece Sonene
Margaret Y. Schmidlapp
Laura
Frank Lauk
Wal- Ambrose L
Baymiller
Alfred White
Dartington
Beens
Ninth Avenue
Warsaw Avenesas
Sania de Bnei Ue
Cooper
J. F
William C
Lake W. Miller
Langdon P. Hopkin Sanson
M. Cooper
William H
Hilda Avenue
Guy's
Ises Ae
Main Street
Martina P
Cincinnati
Ambrose Dudleys
Oyteaux
Mill
James P. Baker
Acme Box Co
Gest Street
Noah Markland
Clevés
Bramble Avenue
H. J. Wesacres
Scgamore Township
MAN Wefere
Cccs
Eer
Eeensbetese Peewes
Albert E. Gausman
Hiureka Realty
Frederick W. Schierland
Charles Leo Fickhoff
FOI Wook
Triumph Electric Co
Oakley Erpose
Jonathan Ambrore L. Pachoud
F’ Orenge
Cocci Eden
Samuel Gindy
Fat George
W. Reilly
Samuel Gundy
George W. Seifried
Richmond
Michael Denner
Elizabeth Danner
Winkler
Orton Place
Forest Avenue
Acokatta
Neva
Grace A. Schuh
Weyer Ave
North Bend
Oie Bea Planteeweh
Jtase Aselneast Siebens Co
Poplar
William “Hessler
G. Harry Hessler
Sophia C. Gerst
Madisonville
Hyde Park
Henry Schraffenberger
George Hage
William A.pert
S. . Sterling
Wheeler Street
Frank J. Langel
Frederick Engel
Lot Park Co
Oakley Jessie Hibben
George W. Lorn
Jonathan Louis Wessel
George Ratterman
Carl S. Rankin
Andrew Theobald
Wehrman Avenue
Walnut Hills
Baymiller Street
Cliff Street
Man Held On Suspicion In Purse Snatch Attempt
James White, 30, of 318 East Front Street, was arrested last night by Patrolmen Zaft and Huble and jailed at Central station on suspicion after two women accused him of attempting to snatch their purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James White
Front Street
Zaft and
Huble
Central Station
White
Harmon Signs Bill Curbing Loan Sharks
Governor Harmon approves Senate Bill 52 regulating state chattel and salary loan companies with bonds of 1 000 and annual licenses of 10. Interest limited to 3 percent yearly plus 1 percent for investigation. Violations carry fines up to 500 and license revocation. Several other bills and four vetoes also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harmon
Charles W. Kempel
House
Owen J. Evans
Kempel
Hogan
Turner
L. C. Miller
Akron
J. C. Sharrer
Alliance
Anerres
Reynolds
Jones
Dittmer
Scioto County
Johnson
McDonald
Hudson
Watkins
Boards of Education
Krause
Goodbread
State University
Ditter
Coshocton
Keller
City of
Scioto River
Gusweller
Hamilton County
Fulkerson
Fellinger
San Francisco
Thomas
Langdon
Ohio National Guard
Doré
Andrews
Supreme Court
Connaughton
Man Drowns in River Off Plum Street
E. Pollock, 30, of Second and Plum, drowned yesterday afternoon in the river at Plum street. Witnesses say he swam too far and was pulled under by an undercurrent. Rescuers Charles Nelis and D. Ooner tried to reach him, but the body was not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Pollock
Second and
Plum
Plum Street
Pollock
Charles Nelis
West Front Street
D. “Ooner
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Metcalfe
Chester Sasso
Eleanor Kissell
Lessick
Anita
Fishguard
Copenhagen
United States
Hamburg
New
Montfort
Royal Edward
Bristol
Ars
W. Modena
Abilene Cr
Parry Sound
Crattanooga
Phoenix
Stewenee
P.c
Cheyenne
Pittsburg
Pocatello
Portland
Ore
iCy
Cleveland
Red Bluff
Davenport OR
Reno
Denver
Duluth
Saltie City
Durango
San Antonio
Eastport
San
Edmonton
Paso
Santa San. Francisco
Seattle
Teeeres
Fresno
Sherine Fort Worth
Galveston
Wenlee
Sioux City
Grand Rapids
Spokane
Aeons
Grand Haven
Springfield
Grand Junction
Green Bay
Swift Current
Hatteras Tacoma
Helena
Mont
Tatoush “Island
Huron
Thomasville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Jacksonville
Tonopah
Kalispell
Valentine Coness
Kansas City
Vicksburg
Keokuk Sane Eens
Walla Walla
Oa Aeenee
Wichita
Rock
Williston
Winnemucca
Louisville
Winnipeg
Yellowstone
Madison
Ums
Estes Wee
Norfolk Sewers
Mobile
Ocean Steamship Movements
Hugh
Alma Hoopengainer
Flora Krohne
Dawson Avenue
Christop East College Hil Pere
Joseph Eh ‘Acoln
William Seventh Avenue
Israel
Eva Hymowitz
Michael
Lily Almosedechier
Center Street
Bellevue
Mike
Anna Dibo
Libery Street
Louis
Ida Bronkel
Laurel Street
Joséph
Minnie Wassermann
West Court Street
David
Ethel Selzer
Bryan C
Sarah Kennedy
O’brien
Jo Er J
Edith Healey
Madison Road
Henry. G
Minnie Scheffel
Charias R
Jessie Brawley
Stanley Avenue
Benjamin and
Maud Mohler
Columbia Avenue
Samuel and
Mersaret Reeves
Hastern Avenue
Arthur and
Evelyn Hertfurt
Graydon Avenue
Catherine Schmidt
Mary Knost
Mary Hohmann
Lin- Garnet Jack
City Hall Notes
German Teachers’ Association
William P. Kenneally
Harry C. Boehmer
Transportation Committee of the
Boehmer
Herman Serodino
East Fifth Avenue
Matthew Nelson
Cleneay, Nourse & Huntington
T. T. Haydock
South Elm Street
Crosslane
Norwood Inn Park
Sayares
Baltimore
Birmingham
Buffalo
Des Moines
Detroit
Hartford
Noxville
Little Rock
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Manhattan
Bronx
Oakland
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Rochester
Salt Lake City
Scranton
Serttle
Fifty-ninth Street
Central Park
Fred Sterry
LE Ricacdenwecau Scatembia
Ktey Eaedeses
Tillie M
Evchenlaub
Gertrude M. OE Baan
Coe
Cama Spencene Deed Tb Dpo
Ena
Carrie A. Parker
Provident Loan Com
Cckite
Dicearcs
Cates
Julia Leppert
Samé
Florence Tueting
A. L. Pachoud
Julia .L. Leppert
George Rattermann
Cincinnati E & Wes
Das O Caksons
L. Pierson
Foxposition B. & 1. Co
Timothy c.Kirby Te
Mount Adams
Frank Eins
Provident Savings
Sophia Cs Gerst
Clarence Merril
L. EE
Unleo's
Kate Krieger
Bertha Eickhoff
B.A. No
William A. ‘Frank
Home
Mary Schmidt
Same
Laura R. McFarlan
Lénox
IL. Co
Joseph E. Kelly
Ellen O. Carpenter
Florence Tueti
Columbia
George Lewing
West End B
Jennie Shoup
Green Street
Mary E. Lewis
Sharonville
Walter Ge
Charlee
Tite
Fourth Ward
B. & Re Company
George Wagner
Brighton
German Bank
Farne
Soe B.A. Co
William Ven Otte
Anna M. Wells
Literal
Agee Mundt
North Fairmount
Pasko
Lou'ea Oe
Mount Adams B.& L. A
Henry B. Parker
Provident Loan Co
F. Wielfe
Lenix RB. & L.co
Joseph Cramer
H. Weston
Nannie E. Quinn
Tity B. & 8
Save Weseel
Colléze Ail
Innig Brannock
OO N. Ene
Provident S. B. & T. Co
Citizens’ Homestead
William Richter
Bates Avenue
Charles Leppert
Eure
Evans
Commercial Tribune Brawa
Harrison Bucilding
Hunyadi
Janos
Speedy Centre
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