Murder in Ludlow Camp Sparks Citywide Interest
Enthusiasm ran high as crowds gathered at Menninger's Morzue and Covington Jail for clues to the unknown tramp murder in Ludlow and for updates on Policeman McQuery shot while trying to arrest Bishop and Lyons. Witnesses dispute victim identity while bishops and Lyons face status as alleged killers. police split on whose revolver fired the fatal shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson-Walling
Ludlow
McQuery
Covington
Bishop
Lyons
Menninger
Frank Griffin
McVey
Storrs
Ed McVey
Hoboken
Griffin
Pollard Brothers
Erlanger
William Phoenix
Phoenix
Fred Maurer
Burns
Kenton County
Collins
Gaffney
Fae
Lewis
Kelly
Davis
Turnkey Maurer
Transatlantic Arrivals and Departures Noted Across Ports
On June 10 vessels arrived or passed through several ports. La Gas cogne reached Havre. City of Rome arrived at Moville for Glasgow and proceeded. Grosser Fuerst departed Dover for New York via Cherbourg. Westernland passed Prayle Point Antwerp to New York. Columbia left Kinsale for Liverpool. Bremen arrived Southampton and moved toward New York for Bremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
la Gascogne
Havre
Moville
City of
Rome
Glasgow
Dover
Bremen
Cherbourg
Prayle Point
Westernland
Antwerp
Kinsale
Columbia
Liverpool
Southampton
Fire Hits Training Barn at Riverside Park
Special Despatch. The training barn of W. A. Jones at Riverside Park Rushville burned early today. All stock was saved. Loss set at $2000 with insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Rushville
Ind
W. A. Jones
Riverside Park
Gold men to nominate independent ticket likely in Indianapolis
Gold Democrats in Indiana expect the National Committee to approve an independent National ticket at the July 26 meeting in Indianapolis. Treasurer Frenzel and Indiana National Committeeman Wilson cite strong support for separation from the Republicans and opposition to the Chicago platform with Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
John P. Frenzel
National Committee
John R. Wilson
Indiana
Chicago
Bryan
Newport Mortality Report From Last Week
Health officer Locke reports deaths for the past week in Newport. Entries include Edna Jones 14 months at 819 Ann Street with inflammation of brain, Edward Childs 2 days at 218 Central Avenue with inanition, and infant Geldehaus 14 days from Dayton Kentucky due to premature birth, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke
Edna Jones
Ann Street
W. Warner Peters
Dayton
John Wm. Hartmann
Bethesda Hospital
Jennie A. Shawan
Louisville
Peter Teobald
Campbell County
Edward Childs
Central Avenue
Margaret Q. Nassling
Patterson Street
Geldehaus
Beating Injures Man on Tenth and Hamlet Streets
George Garvey of Monmouth Street was badly beaten by a crowd on Tenth and Hamlet Streets. He was intoxicated and unable to identify his assailants. Dr. Jenkins treated a five inch scalp wound and rib and back injuries. Garvey was paralyzed in the lower limbs and sent to Speers Hospital by fire wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Garvey
Monmouth Street
Tenth
Hamlet
Jenkins
Speers Hospital
Steamer Crewman Loses 83 From Locker Stash
William Hardin, engineer on the steamer Hercules Carrel, yesterday had 83 dollars stolen from his locker on the boat. Delegates from four Democratic conventions in this city prepare to travel to Louisville for the State convention starting Thursday. George Harding, 210 East Sixth, an elderly veteran, was admitted to Speers Hospital. Thomas Bridwell was arrested on a warrant from his wife for an alleged breach of the peace. Mrs. Mary King, 47, widow of Richard King of 219 East Front, died yesterday at her home. The United Iron Workers plan an open meeting at Lincoln Hall this evening inviting all labor unions, notably the Retail Clerks' Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hardin
Louisville
George Harding
East Sixth Street
Speers Hospital
Mary King
Richard King
East Front Street
United Iron Workers
Lincoln Hall
Retail Clerks’ Union
Charles Barnes
J. E. Jacksman
Seattle
Wash
Jackman H
Washington
Klondike
Dyea
Cincinnati
Pacific Coast
Regu
Lak
Sound
Harry Rigdon
Brown
Firmeenate
Harry Brown
Pittsburg
New Orleans
George W. Ward
Denver
Mr. Ward
Fritz
Lumbs
Queen City
Frisbie
Joseph B. Williame
Williams
Oswego
Otto Mariet
Roberts Line Guts Rail Tie Up by Boers
London June 11 reports Boer raid tearing up twenty miles of Roberts rail line between America Siding and Roodeval. Authorities expect Kelly-Kenny to drive off raiders and reopen the line. Buller’s column is in Boer territory near Gansolei as fronts with Free State and Transvaal/Natal meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Roberts
America Siding
Roodeval
Kelly-Kenny
Rundle
Botha
War Office
Bulls Describes Boer Retreat After Steep Pass Halt
Sir Redvers Buller reports from Na tal that 2000 Boers occupied a strong position and retired about 26 miles northwest after a delay to assemble trains The British casualties were one officer wounded two men killed and thirteen wounded during the action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
War Office
Redvers Buller
Natal
Milner Thanks U S Consuls for Waterval Prisoners Aid
Sir Alfred Milner telegraphs US Consul Hay at Pretoria to thank him for services regarding British prisoners at Waterval. The gratitude extends to US Consul General Stowe for similar work in Cape Town and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Sir Alfred Milner
United States
Hay
Pretoria
Waterval
Haya
Stowe
Koumati Poort Taken In British Occupation
Reports say the British seized Koumati Poort after combat. President Kruger is believed to have a large stash of personal valuables with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koumati Poort
Lorenzo Marquez
Kruger
Naval storehouses burn in St Peters burg large fire
A massive fire at the naval storehouses in St. Petersburg threatens total destruction as fire brigades struggle to contain the blaze and save the government property and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Commercial Tribune
Ludlow Buses Past Bromleys In High Scoring Baseball Clash
Ludlow defeated Bromleys 18 to 12 in a hot game. Grieve pitched well for Ludlow. Commencement exercises are set for Thursday night and the alumni banquet for Friday. A bicycle rider on Elm Street fell and was taken to Cincinnati after a severe head injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Bromleys
Grieve
Elm Street
Cincinnati
Deserter Albert Welz Arrested in New Albany
Albert Welz a deserter from the regular army was arrested in New Albany by Chief Adams. He had been stationed at Ft. Thomas Ky and belonged to Company CG Second Infantry. He enlisted three months ago and deserted May 30. He will be taken back tomorrow by Chief Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New Albany
Ind
Albert Welz
Adams
Ft. Thomas
Second Infantry
Man Loses Leg In L & N Yard Accident at Covington
Thomas Brown a 50 year old L and N brakeman in Covington lost his right leg when a switch engine wheel passed over it in the yards. He was carried to St Elizabeth's Hospital by Menninger's ambulance and treated by Dr Kearns. Brown is married and resides in Rosedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brown
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Brown
Menninger’s
St. Eizabeth’s Hospital
Antics of a Demented Man at Local Saloon
Andy Edmunds aged unknown created a scene at Harry Soden’s saloon on Second street and Court avenue last evening. He abused patrons, tossed kitchenware, and hurled a potato masher at the owner. Detective Gaffney jailed Edmunds. Dr. Kearns diagnosed him as mentally unbalanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Edmunds
Harry Soden
Second Street
Court Avenue
Mr. Soden
Gaffney
Edmund
Health Officer Reports Week Ending June 10 Names 20 Local Patients
Monthly health summary lists patients from St. Elizabeth's and Bethesda hospitals with chronic nephritis valvular heart disease erysipelas cystic kidney and other illnesses. Entries include ages and addresses such as 236 West Fifth street 7 Kentucky avenue Old State road and 9 Spring street West Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
H. C. Tiffin
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Frederick Puffer
John William Hartman
Bethesda Hospital
Harris H. Pinney
West Fifth Street
Sarah Puthoff
Milldale
Elizabeth Bruemer
Centucky
Mary Anna Hoffer
Western Avenue
Edward Winner
Craig Street
Richard Pressing
Kavanaugh Street
Fred Waltz
Old State Road
John J. Shearer
Spring Street
West Covington
Elsie Hehler
Lexington State Road
Maggie Tary
West Eleventh Street
Adna Tasker Hoak
Letter Carriers Beat Revenue Clerks at Bushelman's Grove
A lively game yesterday afternoon at Bushelman's Grove ended with the letter carriers defeating the revenue clerks 28 to 3. Henry Bancroft led the letter carriers while Fred Mugsy McGraw Schmitz captained the revenue clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushelman’s Grove
Henry Bancroft
Ohio Indiana and Kentucky Weather Forecast Summary
Ohio shows showers and cooler conditions on Monday with a fair Tuesday and northeast winds. Indiana expects fair weather in the north with showers then cooler in the south Monday and fair conditions Tuesday with northwest winds. Kentucky will have showers and cooler Monday followed by fair and westerly winds Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Man Arrested on Punkenness and Disorderly Charge
Pete O Fallon jailed last evening by Officer Hughes on a punkenness and disorderly conduct charge. Police allege a loud disturbance at the Seventh and Greer residence where O Fallon threw lids from the cookstove at family members after entering the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete O'Fallon
Hughes
O'Fallon
Seventh
Greer
Covington Delegates Head to National Turner Fest
The Covington Turner Society will send delegates on June 18 to Philadelphia for the National Turner Fest. Named travelers include Robert Friedrichs L Schneider Sr Charles Vonderschmidt Carl Behle H Unger George Schneider William Yaegel Al Remmier and Al Welling. They will wear blue coats gray shirts and pants with white hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Turner Society
Philadelphia
Robert Friedrichs
L. Schneider, Sr
Charles Vonderschmidt
Carl Behle
H. Unger
George Schneider
William Yaegel
al Remmier
al Welling
Cincinnati Weather Summary for Yesterday 1900 1899 1898
Temperature readings include maximums of 87 76 91 and minimums of 60 60 68 55 with an average of 74 68 80. Deficiencies noted in temperature and precipitation since June 1 and since January 1 1900, including 0.15 inch precipitation for the day and 6.24 inches accumulated since January 1 1900. BASSLER L F O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bassler
River Traffic Schedule and River Stage Report
The River item lists boats leaving today to Portsmouth Wells at 5 p.m. Tacoma at 3 30 p.m. Peworkum at 3 80 p.m. Peharce at 5 p.m. Portsmouth June 12. River stage yesterday was 10 feet at 6 am, 9.9 feet at noon, and 9.7 feet at 6 p.m. Weather described as clear and delightful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Wells
Tacoma
Peworkum
Peharce
Mrs Virginia Brewer Dies at 56 in Covington Home
Mrs Virginia Brewer wife of D W Brewer died yesterday afternoon at 1547 Banklick street Covington. She was 56 and had lived in Covington forty years. A devout Christian and member of Shinkle M E Church. Survived by husband and two children Mrs W R Brannon of Covington and W W Brewer of Paris Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Brewer
D. W. Brewer
Banklick Street
Covington
Shinkle M. E. Church
W. R. Brannon
W. W. Brewer
Paris
Court of Appeals Rules on Covington Gas Franchise Case
The Court of Appeals denied Keith a temporary injunction against granting a 20 year gas franchise to Covington Gas Company. The ruling aligns with Judge Tarvin who held the court cannot interfere with the council and aldermen's grant. The decision allows the franchise process to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Court of Appeals
Keith
General Council
Boards of Council and
Aldermen
Covington Gas Company
Council
Tarvin
Musicians Union Elects Officers at Covington Meeting
The Kenton and Campbell Counties musicians organized at Union Hall Covington yesterday under organizer John A Huebner of the A F L. Officers elected include President Fred Shafer Vice President Phil Jagle Financial Secretary Adolph Klein Corresponding Secretary Ed Shafer Treasurer Benkert Inner Guard George Johnson and a Board of Directors and Examiners of Music Ed Shafer Jacob Benkert Henry Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Union Hall
Covington
John A. Huebner
A. F. Lb
Fred Shafer
Phil Jagle
Adolph Klein
Ed Shafer
Benkert
George Johnson
Jacob Benkert
Henry Klein
Allegheny River opens with potential for freight growth
Local reports discuss river navigation, suggesting raising bridges to ease passage and boost commerce. Secretary Root is urged to avoid charter conflicts while extending river use from Pittsburgh to Freeport, with river interests expected to back open-water development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Root
United States
Sixth Street
Freeport
Pittsburg
Obituaries and notices from Kenton area area events
Mrs T May aged 58 dies at 2 Elm street while Allie Engel 66 dies at 26 Philadelphia street visiting relatives in town Nat Reese and ite from Detroit visit Mrs Reese's parents Mr and Mrs Fred Shafer in East Fifth street The William Riedlin Republican Club plans Thursday night initiation and social The Kenton Campbell Counties waiters union meets Tuesday at Union Hall for organizing Colonel Frank Lindemann elected Weather Prophet by the German Shooting Club Henry Younger colored is jailed by Officers Kelley and Jansen after a drunkenness and disorderly conduct arrest at Clark's saloon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. May
Elm Street
Allie Engel
Philadelphia
Nat Reese
Ite
Detroit
Mich
Reese
Fred Shafer
East Fifth Street
William Riedlin
Union Hall
Henry Younger
Kelley and
Jansen
Clark's
Eighth and
Russell Streets
Restaurant clash injures five waiters and manager
Five waiters and manager R L Sanderson were injured in a late night brawl at a Manhattan restaurant sparked by a worker dispute over nonunion staff. A man named John Johnson was identified as a participant and arrested. Sanderson expected to be the prosecuting witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Walter Hevenrich
James Martin
Main Street
Cable Road
Martin
John Johnson
Clinton Street
Johnson
Hevenrich
Morris Homer
R. L. Sanderson
Becker
Roach
Sanderson
Marked for Life as Boy Cut Across Face in Park Car Row
Fred Grefious, an eighteen year old resident of 2018 Baymiller street, was slashed on the face during a Chester Park car confrontation. The attack occurred between Freeman and Liberty streets as a crowd of youths fought, leaving a facial wound from the forehead to the mouth. A colored man was named as the cutter, but no arrests were made as the assailants fled before police arrived. Patrol 5 transported the injured boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Grefious
Baymiller Street
Chester Park
Grefious
Freeman and
Liberty
Patrol 5
River and Weather Despatches Across Cities
River gauges show varied levels with falling or rising trends in multiple locations. Excursion boats mostly active in some ports, while others report calm seas and warm temperatures.
Steamboat Schedules to New Richmond Moscow and Europe
Maritime notices list Tacoma to New Richmond Moscow and Chile steamers leaving Vine Street Wharf daily except Sunday at 3 30 PM with intermediate points. North German Lloyd fast express serves Cherbourg O hampion Bremen and Southampton London Bremen with various departures June July and August. routes include Gibraltar Naples Genoa Azores Naples Genoa and Prince Line sailings with cabin rates from 75 dollars and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
New Richmond
Moscow
Chile
Vine Street
Cherbourg
O’ Hampion
Bremen
Lahn
K‘serin
K’serin
Kaiser Wm.d
Uthampton
London
K. Luise
Aberbourzg
Paris
G.k’turst
Bbarossa
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Ems
Werra
A.M. Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
N. A
Ohio Valley National Bank
Azores
Prince Line
Trojan /Prince
Spartan, Prince
Richard & CO
Broadway, N
Cleveland
Louis Hale
Sas
Cincinnati
Cleve
Travis
Pee
Leo
Dayton Express
Sessesees
Boston
Dayton
Springticia
New York
Freee
Columbus
York
Sharon
Incinnati
Middletown
Ator
Eteveceegeet
Sandusky and
Wat Point
BandUsky
Chicago
ST. Louis
Acre
Lou’s
Ae Cago
Epouis Lafayette
White City
Terre Haute
Peoria
Cancameville
Crawfordsv
Cham
Crawfordsville
Oare
Feseannoois Express
Indianas Express
Conneraville
Harrison
Conmaretlie Harrison
Rushville, Anderson
Toseph
Seneeseres
Unday
Cleves
Renceburg
ATR
Fe Arvine
Bo “Delta
Trail
Toledo
Mall
Ayton
Migatetowr
Lima
Amarenero
Indianapolis
Connersville
Muncie
Ft, V
Ft. Wayne
Expres
Alanapette Ae. Vest
Fas' Ressel
Indianapo
Louis
Vandalia
Tadianapalie
St. ‘Louis
Vaese
Indllis
St. Ee
Kansas City
TUR
Hannibal
Quincy
Putman
Salanas
Decature Spring
Ackso
Hamilton
Glendale
Phil
New
Rich
Ola Point Comfort & C
Norfolk F. F. V. Limited
MONON
Lynchburg
Banville
Sonea
Rata. Aseive
Goldsho Leave
Tarrive
Onough Fast Mail
York Prxpress
Lafayette
Huntington
Fourth St. Depot
Mayavill Die Moore
Chicago Mx
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Cincinnnati
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Lake Wayne
Erid & Western
Fort Cincinnati
Pearl and
Butler Streets
Eins
Anon
Wayne
Philadelphia
Fifth and Baymiller Sts
Baltt
Office Mitchell
Columbia
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Hsart
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Mar
Pittsburg
Kahiland
Saean Wana
Town
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Jamestown
Baltimore
Washington
Yellow Springs
Lakewood
Chautauqua
Toveland and Int
S.W. Railroad
Ci Wiece
Iloveland
Int
Buffalo
Richmond
MT. Vernon
Urbana
Marion
Galion
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Akron
Tauqua Lake
Morrow
Camp Dennison
Loveland
Raine
Grand Rapids
Indianary
Fast Mail
Greenfield
Michigan Day
Chillicothe
Athens
Northland Fixtress
Parkers
Muskingum Valley
Marietta
Wash
Lancaster
Zanesville
Royal” Blue Limited
Seeana Rertee Treen Luicotne
Pakersb
Love- Cafe
Parl
Cmeeeland
Wilmington
Washafe
C. H
Newark - Wi
Rold
Zane Sales
Jacksonville
Vile
Wheeline
Chattanooen
Atlanta
Eans Limited
Ark
Parkersburg
Texington
Chattanooga
Lovel
Blanchester
Hills
Birmingham
New Orleans
Boro
Wickshire
Shreveport
Texas
Mexico
Ffornia Potate
Hillsboro
Chatta
Nooga
Sel
Mobfile
Love
Sleener
Chatland
Tanoora
Sonville
Winton Place
Pullman
Norwood
Brighton
Knoxville
Asheville
Sa Stockyards
Vanneh
War Points
Lexington
Danville
Junction City
Eecesee
I Tecal
East Norwood
Sig
Frianger
Woodside
Twnatton
Aoe
FN Tv
Frankfort
Eareetown
Georgetown
Madeira
Mississippi
Royal Blue Limited
Royal Blue
Evansville
Cairo
Henderson
N. Vernon
Louisville
Prxpress
Memphis
Jeffersonville
Louiseville
Mempis
Ac Vernon
North Vernon
Orleans
Pr Express
Nan Putile
Lonteviti
Cleener
San Francisco
Dr McCarthy Blood Purifier and Local Remedies Ad
An old newspaper ad promotes Dr McCarthy's Blood Purifier used for twenty years, with Weatherhead at Sixth and Vine selling it. It lists Pimples Dyspepsia Nerve Trouble Hair Kidney and Liver cures, plus various tonics and remedies with agent locations and price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Weatherhead
Weatheread
Mnia
Cincinnati
Watts
Iron pulleys for sale with varied faces and sizes
Lot of iron pulleys including 9 in and 16 in faces with V and nullow styles, some wear. All in good condition, some reversible. For details and price contact John A. Kerley at 3035 N Gilbert Ave Walnut Hills city. je10-21 1 PERSONAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Kerley
Gilbert Av
Walnut Hills
City
Dayton Takes the Lead in the Interstate League Race
Dayton moves ahead by downing the Quakers as standings show Newcastle Wheeling and Columbus in pursuit. Current records place Dayton at 24 wins 15 losses for a .615 pace while Wheeling stands 22 14 .611 and Toledo 21 17 .554 with Mansfield at 15 24 .885 in the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Quakers
W.L
W. L. Pe
Newcastle
Wheeling
Columbus
Toledo
Mansfield
Wayne
Youngstown
Cincinnati Northern Trains Locate at Court Street Station
Court Street Station on East of Broadway serves the Cincinnati Northern lines with ticket offices at 436 Vine Street. City ticket office information available for travelers on the Cincinnati & Jackson Short Line routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Northern
R. R
Cincinnati & Jackson
Court Street
Broadway
City
Vine Street
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Bishop and
Paes
Covingon
Police Pugh
Pugh
Newport
Thomas Bridwell
Creighton
Buller
Consul Hay
Weather Bureau
Montreal
Oes
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Platte
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J. E. Jackman
Frank Lindemann
Warren
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Lizzie Bay
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W. B. Calderwood
Mt. Clare
D. T. Lane
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Owensboro
Line
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H. M. Hoxie
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Portsmouth and
Edgington Daily Line Co
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Milwaukee
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Perkins Av
Court ST
Baymiller
MT. Auburn
Eden
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Flynn
Central Av
Vine
S. L. Waide
Grand Hotel
Oman
MR. Flynn
Wes Broadway
T. J. Willison
Blymyer
Main St
Hararttee Ind
Aecomennaene Renee Aarti
Cincinnati Savings Bank
Fifth St
Chas. F. Spiegel
Wiggins
Cor
H. F. Frisbie
Fred Hartweg
Peters Lee
Spread Eagle
Grafton
Ste. Genevieve
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Interstate League
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Gilpatrick and Deere Wadsworth
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Virginia and Carolina
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Mail and Express
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Ofto Val Or Line
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T.exington Mall
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Winchester
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Lebanon Mail
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Illinois Central Railroad
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Montgomery
Paducah and
Fulton
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Arri
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van Wert
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Jackson
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