Amusement Star Minnie Ashley Buys Summer Home
Pretty Minnie Ashley, famed soubrette, buys the Brown property at Great Neck L I to secure a summer retreat after local exclusives blocked rentals. Neighbors include Admiral Schley, ex mayor Grace, W Gould Brokaw and R N Stuart Wrotley, staking a famous roster in a coveted seaside enclave.
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Minnie Ashley
Great Neck
L. L
Miss Ashley
Brown
Admiral Schley
Grace
W. Gould Brokaw
R. N. Stuart Wrotley
Dowleites Pursue Selma Herman For Zion Membership
Actress Selma Herman faces ongoing Dowie proselytizing in Chicago and Cincinnati as Dowleites push for her joining Zion. The Hopkins leading woman recounted a 1900s dressing room encounter and a later unwanted Dowie visit at the Palmer House before heading to New York to begin a new Sullivan Harris Woods production by Theodore Kramer titled For Her Children's Sake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowleites
Selma Herman
Zion
Dowie's
Chicago
Hopkins
Dowie
Armatinee
Miss Herman
Alhambra
Cincinnati
Palmer House
Actress Bessie Bonehill Said Dying In London Hotel
New York reports actress Bessie Bonehill is dying of cancer at a London hotel. She traveled with her husband W. R. Seeley and her son to Europe last September for a six month engagement. An operation was done, improvement followed, but a relapse leaves doctors certain she has at most six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bessie Bonehill
London
W. R. Seeley
Europe
Thoughtful prompt prompts Tribune subscription
A terse sales note urges readers to stop dwelling on It by subscribing to the Commercial Tribune. Readers are invited to send in an estimate to get the issue off their mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
The
Commercial Tribune
Concert at the Zoo Showcases Liberati Compositions and Miss Klarer
Last evening's event featured Liberati works performed by band members and a piano program. Miss Katherine Klarer, a College of Music graduate and student of Lino Mattioli, delivered a rich vocal performance marking her first open air concert and signaling a growing reputation.
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The
Zoo
Liberati
Sig.Liberati
Katherine Klarer
Miss Klarer
College of Music
Lino Mattioli
Queen City Beach opening delayed and coastal outings planned
News notes that opening of Queen City Beach is delayed with details to follow. Today Cincinnati groups hosted events at Coney Island including Crystal Fount Council No 611 National Union Daughters of Rebekah Hamilton County and George T Thomas Post No 13 G A R with music dancing and other activities. The Cincinnati Zoo plans to select four sea lions from twenty arriving yesterday in special car from Santa Barbara Cal for its sea lion basin. Chester Park bathing beach formally opens with new bathhouses and a beginner area. Lady club members from Chester Park management will use the beach. Cincinnati Pythians Knights of Pythias and related lodges plan an outing at Chester Park with a swimming race and daylong programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Beach
Coney Island
Crystal Fount Council
National Union
Daughters of Rebekah
Hamilton County
George T. Thomas Post
Cincinnati
Santa Barbara
Cal
Cincinnati Zoo
Zoo
Chester Park
Cincinnati Pythians
K. of P
James Keenan
John Zinzley
Douglass
Starke
Weather outlook with heat and possible thunderstorms in Cincinnati
The Weather Bureau reports continued hot unsettled conditions for Cincinnati and nearby areas with probable thunderstorms. Data for June 23 1902 shows high and low temperatures around 88 and 74 degrees with clear to partly cloudy skies in the evening and calls for further dry conditions since January 1 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States Weather Bureau
Ceudeawyss
Beepmenimrhes Bet Bak Cavee
Weather Outlook by Regions This Weekend
Ohio offers partly cloudy skies Saturday and Sunday with variable winds. Kentucky and West Virginia expect partly cloudy conditions Saturday and Sunday. Western Pennsylvania remains cloudy and unsettled with variable winds Saturday and Sunday. Indiana shows partly cloudy skies Saturday with possible local storms in north and central areas. Sunday turns partly cloudy with possible showers and warmer temperatures in the north. winds turn fresh to east on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virgina
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Heroic Fire Hero J H Leiding Saves Family and Horses
Last night at about 1 a.m. J H Leiding of 512 Laurel street woke to a fire at Samuel P Taft's lumber shed at 416 418 420 Laurel street. He broke into the Mahoney home at 422 Laurel to alert nine family members, then helped rescue twenty horses and prevent spread to nearby buildings. The blaze damaged the Taft shed, Hesse's three story building, and several cottages. losses run to thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Leiding
Mahoneys
Taft Establishment
Laurel Street
Hopkins
Leiding
Mahoney
Taft
Wm. Hesse
Molon
Hesse
Big Four Machinists to Stay at Work Till July 15
Indianapolis June 13 The International and Local Machinists announced the Big Four workers will remain at their posts under present conditions until July 15. On that date the company will respond to the union demand for shorter hours and a new wage scale. General Organizer Broderick attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG
Indianapolis
Broderick
Kilauea Volcano Erupts in Hawaii Flames Rise From Crater
Honolulu June 6 reports via San Francisco June 13 that Kilauea on Hawaii has broken loose with flames and smoke rising above the crater. No lava eruptions have occurred yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
San Francisco
Kilauea
Hawaii
Democrats Face Second Primary Or Convention For Sixth District Nomination
Leaders in Kentucky's Sixth Congressional District weigh legal paths after Judge Hodge's intervention. Coxed by Judge Lassing and Colonel Nelson, party chiefs debate whether the June 1 primary stands or a new primary or convention is required to lawfully nominate a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
Kentucky
Judge Hodge
Newport
R. W. Nelson
Campbell County
Democratic Executive Committee
John P. Newman
Judge Lassing
Burlington
Boone County
Sixth Congressional District
Nelson
M. F. Donelan
Hodge
Gooch
Nadand
Lassing
Cincinnati
Westover
Wil Hamstown
Joseph L. Rhinock
Covington
Joseph W. Pugh
Congressional Committee
Democratic Party
Prim
Newport Bride Sara Mefford Weds Howard Barnes In Quiet East Fourth Street Ceremony
Miss Sara Mefford of Newport marries Howard Livingston Barnes at 10 30 AM in her parents home on East Fourth Street with 25 guests. Rev Dr Spiegel of Cincinnati conducts the ceremony before the couple a honeymoon to Georgian Bay. Alderman Moeschl and wife depart for two weeks in New York and Atlantic City.
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Sara Mefford
Newport
Howard Livingston Barnes
East Fourth Street
Dr. Spiegel
Cincinnati
Georgian Bay
Frank A. Moeschl
New York
Atlantic City
Children’s Day Program at Taylor Street M E Church
Newport Sunday school observes Children’s Day with a 10:30 a m service of songs solos and recitations titled The Garden of Life Infants will be baptized and twenty pupils graduate from Primary to Junior Department Home Class and Cradle Roll members are urged to attend
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Taylor Street M. E
Newport
Campbell Circuit Court to Convene June Term in Alexandria
Newport judge John T. Hodge will open the Campbell Circuit Court June term in Alexandria next Tuesday and swear in a grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hodge
Newport
Campbell Circuit Court
Alexandria
Newport grand jury to issue final report today
The Newport grand jury is in its final session for two weeks and will release its last report today It has been examining the Hergert murder case during the past week No other major matters were presented before the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Hergert
Hills and wife sell land in Robson Avenue Highlands
Samuel W. Hills and wife transfer lot In Military Park Subdivision near Ft. Thomas to William R. Grant. Property measures 0 by 235 feet in Robson avenue and sells for 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Hills
William R. Grant
Military Park Subdivision
Highlands
Ft. Thomas
Robson Avenue
Sudden Illness of Local Squire Shifts Bathing Booth Plans
Former Squire Reuben Tedrow fell ill at his Fairfield avenue business yesterday morning and was taken home in a patrol. His condition is reported serious due to age. Queen Guy Beach opening delayed. The bathing booth will not open today for improvements and is expected ready by next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Tedrow
Fairfield Avenue
Queen Guy Beach
Subscriptions Push in Commercial Tribune Ad
An offer to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune prompts readers to send in their payment of $34 000.001 for a news service. The brief ad hints at urgency and continued access to the publication.
Palo Alto Bello foals bay filly at Ashland Park stud
Palo Alto Bello the highest priced trotting brood mare ever sold in America has foaled a bay filly by Alerton at Ashland Park stud. The mare will be bred back to Alerton. W H Smel linger of Galesburg Illinois paid 2000 dollars for a yearling half brother to this foal.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Palo Alto Bello
America
C. W. Williamsby
Axtel Fame
Alerton
Ashland Park Stud
W. H. Smellinger
Galesburg
Ill
Ada Stephens Dies at 80 in Covington Home
Mrs Ada Stephens 80 died Thursday at her Covington home 51 West Eleventh Street after sixty years in the city. The notice ends with a note about Wissel's offering genuine turtle soup today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Stephens
West Eleventh Street
Covington
Wissel’s
Lunacy Trial Highlights Covington Visitants in Court
Circuit Court heard Joseph Adams 77 accused of lunacy after head injuries from a 70 foot fall. He will be sent to Anchorage Asylum. Mrs Pauline Meyer and Mrs Emma Schmallandt were found insane for alleged personal fears and love and life cases. Jasper Parker, colored, awaiting housebreaking charge after six months Lexington sentence, held on $500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Adams
Adams
Covington
England
Anchorage Asylum
Pauline Meyer
Emma Schmallandt
Jasper Parker
Lexington
Graduating Class Presents Evening Entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall
The high school graduating class staged a program at Odd Fellows Hall with Miss Lida May Gregory as reader performing The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Silas Marner to an encore. A prophecy segment featured Miss Gregory. The event ended with a social and dance. commencement is set for Tuesday evening.
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Odd Fellows' Hall
Sleepy Hollow
Lida May Gregory
Silas Marner
Madison Saloon Keeper Rivard Files Bankruptcy Petition
Adolph Rivard, Madison Avenue Saloon keeper, filed a bankruptcy petition in U S Court yesterday. Personal property about 157 dollars, assets 250 dollars, liabilities 1700 dollars. The move surprised many who knew him as prosperous and he had served one term on the City Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Rivard
Madison Avenue
United States
Board’ of Health
Covington Man Edward Masterson Dies at 65
Edward W. Masterson aged 65 longtime Covington resident died Thursday night at his home 2004 Mackay avenue He was unmarried Funeral services under Masonic auspices at the Scottish Rite Cathedral at 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon Burial will be in Spring Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Masterson
Covington
Mackay Avenue
Masonic Order
Scottish Rite
Spring Grove
Revenue Office Examines Books in Washington Stint
Special Revenue Examiner P. S. Crowe has been in the city on revenue office business. The books were examined and Collector Lieberth congratulated on the excellence of service. Yesterday's sales totaled $10 266.11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Crowe
Washington
Lieberth
Republicans Call Voters to Appellate Judgeship Delegates
The Republican County Executive Committee calls voters to meet Wednesday June 18 at 4 30 p m at headquarters at the southwest corner of Fifth Street and Madison Avenue to select delegates to the Appellate Judgeship convention as provided in the Appellate District Committee call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Executive Committee
Fifth Street
Madison Avenue
Women's Civic League Opens Playground at Second and Madison
The Women’s Civic League will open the children’s playgrounds at Second Street and Madison Avenue at 4 o’clock this afternoon. Mayor Johnson will hoist the flag and Judge James P Tarvin will address the youngsters. The project, successful last year, will be continued permanently.
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Women's Civic League
Second Street
Madison Avenue
Johnson
James P. Tarvin
Property Transfers Reported in Local Deeds
Thomas F. Shay conveyed to Thomas Cogan a 25 by 8 feet lot at Western row and Bullock street for 400 dollars. The Fifth Ward Building Association sold to Lucretia Levi a 34 by 100 feet lot at the northwest corner of Scott street and Saratoga alley for 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Shay
Thomas Cogan
Western Row
Bullock Street
Fifth Ward Building Association
Lucretia Levi
Scott Street
Saratoga Alley
Silver mine opens in Laurel County Kentucky
Barbourville Ky June 13 A silver mine opened in Laurel County on Woods Creek delivering ore valued at 80 dollars per ton. Discovered forty eight years ago but only partially developed. Ore seam thickens as work continues and may reach six feet. Operators are Minor Nelson Stewart and Cornelius and they foresee high value.
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Commercial Tribune
Barbourville
Laurel County
Woods Creek
Minor
Nelson, Stewart
Cornelius
Kentucky Court of Appeals Closes Till Fall
The Court of Appeals will close for the summer without ruling on the Jim Howard murder case, filed brief requests delayed the decision, and four justices seek reelection this fall. The case will be resumed at the September term with a ruling expected by month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Court OF Appeals
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Jim Howard
Commonwealth
Howard
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prize Opportunities
The notice describes a contest with 1,490 chances to win a share of 34,000 dollars. If ten people each submit an estimate, each participant gains ten chances per prize, totaling 14,900 opportunities for a share of the prize pool.
Maritime Arrivals and Departures Stream Across Atlantic Ports
Cumulative report lists ships arriving and sailing from multiple ports on June 13 including The Cam pania in New York and The Commonwealth in Boston. Vessels like The Redondo The Liverpool The Fuerst Bismarck The Auguste Victoria and The Grosser Kurfürst appear in various ports with routes to New York Boston Liverpool Cherbourg and London.
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New York
Campania
Liverpool
Redondo
San Francisco
Boston
Commonwealth
4 Land
Philadelphia
de Moville
Montreal
Isma Queenstown
Mercer
Southampton
Hamburg
Cherbourg
Havre
Naples
Hohenzollern
Auguste Victoria
Devic
Malta
Chilgwo
Tacoma
Yokohama
Shanghong
Singapore
Brain Exchange Offer Promises 1490 Prizes in $34 000 Pitch
A quirky ad claims that pooling minds from nine friends improves odds of winning one of 1490 prizes in a 34 thousand dollar contest. Each contributor is urged to submit an estimate to qualify.
Miss Hecker Falls in Semi Final of Metropolitan Golf
New York golfer Miss Genevieve Hecker loses to Mrs. E A Manice in the semi final of the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association third annual tournament at Essex County Club. Hernandez defeats Mrs. Shippen in the other semi, 2 up with 1 to play.
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New York
Genevieve Hed¢ker
E. A Manice
Metropolitan Golf Association
Essex County Club
Hecker
I.c
Helene Hernandez
Orange
William Shippen
Morristown
Daily Entries from Sheepshead Bay and Harlem Tracks
Race by race lists of horses, weights, and entries for today at Sheepshead Bay and Harlem with multiple races across seven events in each venue. Includes names such as Ranald Royal Dublin Cobourg Highlander Flying Buttress Port Royal H L Coleman Gibson Light Shandonfield Sunny Shore Gold Heels Blues Advance a Fire Eater River Pirate Saint’s etc.
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Ranald
Royal
Dublin
Cobourg
Highlander
Flying Buttress
Gunfire
Lux Costa
Hanover Queen
Whittier
Sadducee
Demurrer
Port Royal
H. L. Coleman
Carrier Pigeon
Gibson Light
Shandonfield
Sweet Clover
Father den
Bessie McCarthy
Courtenay
Charles Elwood
Prediction
White Chapel
Monte Carlo
Whorler
Irish Lad
Serge
Fire Eater
River Pirate
Sunny Shore
Golden Maxim
Gold Heels
Wonderly
Blues
Shaw
Advance A
Bullman
Water Cure
Dogger
Eina
O'Connor
Trigger
Buchanan
Monograph
Shea
Pentecost
Redfern
Sadie
Waldo
Contend
Cochrane
Arden
Brien
Herbert
O@om
Oakington
Jerry
Rockford
Belle Garde
Fitzbrillar
Lady Trebla
Barkelmore
Cardinal Wolsey
Jane- Way
Barnstormer
Acefall
Short Hose
Reckoner
Princelet
Light Ship
Wax Candle
Rumshaw
Madame Dubarry
Morningside
Ibs
His Eminence
Caller
Bon Mot
Brigadier
Daffy Down Dilly
Numeral
Lanceman
St. Finnan
Trump
Caithness
Harlem
Creditors of Webb-Meyer Co. Seek Reorganization Help
New York June 13. Cannon Porter and Woolverton bank presidents agreed to aid a committee reorganizing the Webb-Meyer Company of Dominion Securities. Out-of-town banks hold Webb-Meyer loans and have reportedly been paid over 2 million dollars by a mysterious individual believed to be Dr. W Seward Webb. Notes were purchased outright with secrecy maintained through a committee including brokers Courtland Babcock Co and Mosely Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Cannon, Porter and
Woolverton
Webb-Meyer Company
Dominion Securities
Ohio
Webb- Meyer
W. Seward Webb
Western Banks
Courtland
Babcock & Co
Mosely & Co
Heavy track at Ft Erie trims distance races and adds events
Buffalo New York June 13 heavy going at Ft Erie forces scratchings of the mile and the mile and one sixteenth. The program gains a selling allowance mile and a dash of six and one half furlongs. Results list winners for six races with times noted for each.
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Buffalo
Ft. Erie
Andrattus
Sir Kingston
St. David
Radford
Benchart
Presgrave
Au Fair
F. G. Good
Melbourne
Clayma
Maple
Lemuel
Ida E. Gobrecht Dead at 1411 Race Residence
Ida E. Gobrecht died at her home at 1411 Race Street at 1 30 a.m. Saturday. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobrecht
Ida E
Brick Manufacturing Lease Opens New 75,000 Sq Ft Facility
Ready for occupancy, the newly completed brick plant offers good boilers and engine room space. The facility spans 75,000 square feet and is available for a term lease.
Open Tournament Preparations Stir Local Tennis Clubs
With July Open looming, clubs like Avondale Dayton Westwood and Cincinnati gear up for events. Notable matches include Kinsey vs Emerson in singles and the doubles pairing DeCamp with Reemelin against Sage, as Inverness Clifton Dayton Norwood Wyoming Cincinnati Westwood Avondale schedules unfold.
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Smith and Isham
Clifton
Holmes Braters
Dayton
Norwood
Trimble
Curray
Cole
Cordes
Sanger
Miss Davidson
Kick
Cincinnati
Emersons
Kinsey
Whallon
Nat Emerson
Miss
Avondale
Westwood
DeCamp
Hunt
C. Reemelin
Sage
Reemelin
Miss Closterman
Miss Algaier
Inverness
Roosevelt unable to attend Lexington Elks Fair
Postmaster F Clay Elkin reports to the Lexington Fair Committee that President Roosevelt cannot accept the invitation for August but plans to visit in October during the trotting races. Roosevelt may stop in Huntington October 10 and Lexington October 11, with a committee to extend a personal invitation to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
F. Clay Elkin
Washington
Roosevelt
Huntington
W. Va
Trotting Association
Fleischmann Two Year-olds Star in New York Exercise
The Fleischmann stable trained by Welch worked the two year olds on a breezy track with several horses including Bonnibert De Reszke and Irritable. The first horse finished the five furlongs in 1.02% as showers yesterday improved track conditions. A later note invites readers to submit estimates to win part of a $34 000 prize contest offering 1 490 prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Fleischmann
Welch
Bonnibert
de Reszke
Irritable
Boston banker buys Newark traction line for expansion
A. E. Appleyard of Tucker & Anthony has purchased the Newark traction line and the interurban to Granville for the Columbus Buckeye Lake and Newark Traction Company. The price was several hundred thousand dollars. The line will be extended to Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
A. E. Appleyard
Boston
Tucker & Anthony
Newark (O
Granville
Columbus, Buckeye Lake & Newark Traction Company
Zanesville
Jury Disagreed in Will Mosby Murder Trial
In Lexington on June 13 the jury over Will Mosby’s murder case was discharged after nine days. The first ballot showed six for death, others for acquittal. last ballot had eleven for manslaughter and one for death. Mosby faced charges in the killing of J W Hawkins, a prominent merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Will Mosby
J. W. Hawkins
Postmaster Confuses Alarm With Phone Bell In Break‑in
Elizabeth town Postmaster Frank Lake debates burglar alarm usefulness after criminals entered the Elizabethtown Postoffice following a rainstorm. His home alarm rang but he mistook it for a phone signal and delayed response, allowing thieves to steal $35 in cash stamps and groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lake
Elizabethtown
Lake
Sam
New Train on Erie Starts Sunday at 8 PM
The Erie line introduces a Sunday start at 8 p.m. with arrival at Chau Tauqua Lake at 7 03 a.m. The ticket office is located at 11 West Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Chautauqua Lake
West Fourth Street
Vacation Excursion to Atlantic City From Cincinnati Region
Excursion departs Thursday August 1st with round trip rate of 14 dollars. Tickets valid twelve days and allow a stopover in Washington on return. Trains leave Cincinnati at morning noon and evening with reduced fares from Dayton Indianapolis Evansville Louisville and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Cit
S-W
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati
Dayton
Indianapolis
Evansville
Louisville
Advertising as sale and news in street fakirs
The text compares street fakirs in New York City selling varied goods from push carts to the power of advertising. It argues that visibility and price adjustments attract buyers and parallels newspaper advertising drawing in readers who want goods at that moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Park Row
Fulton and
Ann Streets
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Taft Lumber Yard
Mahoney’s
A.G. Walden
Wichita, Kan
Police and Fire
Thomas P. Carothers
Duncan Brafford
Glen Park
Massillon, O
Newport Realty Transfer
Bellevue
Circuit Court
Old Mason
Howard Case
Miss Hecker
Manice
Sheepshead Bay
Nitrate
Bard ‘Burns
Williams
Jaubert
Overstreet
Herodiade
Arian
Stem ‘Winder
the Don
Mallory
Foxey Kane
Wonder
Dan McKenna
Ontonagon
Nicto
Bernays
Dick Welles
Emil
Boney Boy
W. J. Deboe
Burnie Bunton
Gonfalon
Automaton
Maud Gonne
Stuyve
Prow
Moabina
Clark
Harry New
Lucien Appleby
Lord Quex
McChesney
Marcos
Belle’s Commoder
Wyeth
Henry Zitt
Owenton
Andy Williams
Hildreth
Searcher
Alard
Flying Torpedo
Autolight
Frangible
Major Mansir
Colonel Ballantyne
Compass
Hub
Prather
Lou Woods
Sea Song
Darlene
Gusto
David S
Lavator
Prairie Dog
Terrene
Satin Coat
Cherished
Chickadee
Blessed Damozel
Learoyd
Hopefield
Botany
St. Louis
Kate Freeman
Evcrys
Socapa
Brown Vail
Round Turn
Bushnell
Tony Lepping
Neva M
C. P. Jones
Hanan
Adirondack
Au Revoir
Frank Bullock
Pathos
Lacy Crawford
Balloon
Pirate’s
Daughter
Jim Winn
Cogswell
Orlandine
Red Apple
Censor
Don Luis
Prince Reel
Tickful
Frank McConnell
le Flore
Sambo
Glenwater
Flora Pomona
Aladdin
Little Scout
Geo. C. Bennett & Co
Corrigan
Terra Firma
Otis
Alice Turner
Prosper la Gai
Helen Print
Rollick
Wax Taper
Broedier
Nyx
Militant
Kitty G
Free’ Pass
Ladas
John Grigsby
Sam Lazarus
Pharaoh
Dalkeith
Rochester
Josie F
Warner
Miss Theresa
Orris
Zazel
Eda Riley
Swordsman
Salinda
Chickamauga
Wallabout
Webb-Meyer CO
Fleischmann String
Charles A ‘Austin Bates
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