Church Services Schedule Across Local Parishes
A list of Sunday services for multiple churches across the city including Christ East Fourth Street Church of the Nativity Grace Grace Grace Epiphany Resurrection Mission Church of St Andrews and St Pauls Pro Cathedral with times for holy communion morning and evening services sermons and class sessions led by listed rectors and visiting clergy. The Bishop will preach morning and evening at the cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourth Street
F. H. Nelson
Church of the Nativity
Phillips and
Hawthorne Avenues
C. B. Wilmer
Grace
Avondale
C. E., Hutchison
A. F. Blake
J. W Ely
Stanton Avenue
Walnut Hills
George N. Eastman
Church of the Resurrection
Fernbank
Norman Guthrie
Israel
Abraham
Mission Church of
Morning sermons at Mt Auburn and nearby churches
The Presbyterian Mt Auburn reports morning sermons under Rev Henry Melville Curtis and a slate of evening services and Sunday school events. Other churches including First Madisonville Sixth Eastern Avenue and College Hill outline subjects like The Book Opened The Privileges of Gods Children Mind of Jesus and A Divided Life with specials and choir music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John and Clark Streets
Aikman
North
Lewis
Earle Lee
Dr. M. LaBach
Jesus
Madisonville
A. M. Dawson
Odd Fellows
Knights
College Hill
George H. Wy
Young People’s
Wesley Frank Price
E. Panes
Robertson
Iy Benet
Pastor assignments and Sunday activities listed
Delta Avenue and Forest Avenue notices show pastors and Sunday school times. Sunday services plan across avenues with teachers such as Mr Pugh and Rev Bu Mene Edmonds listed among the leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Avenue
L. Olencariere
Sun School
Heaven
Pugh
K. MecMicken
Vine
Eka
L.olénslagget
Forest Avenue
Avondale
Bu‘mene
P. Edmonds
Local Church Services Schedule Across City Neighborhoods
The schedule lists sermons and services at Ninth Street Walnut Street Lincoln Park Duck Creek First Wesley Walnut Hills and Walnut Street campuses. Preachers include Rev Dr Warren G Partridge Rev G R Robbins Rev H T Crane and Rev G W Cassidy with themes Honest Doubt The Greatest Waste and The Mission of Jesus plus student youth sessions and Sunday school times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Warren G. Partridge
Walnut Street
Lincoln Park Institutional
Freeman Avenue
Betts Street
G. R. Robbins
Temple
Price Hill Station
Duck Creek
Mt. Lookout
H. T. Crane
Wesley Avenue
Paul
Walnut Hills
Kemper Lane
McMillan
G. W. Cassidy
Mission of Jesus
Religious Services and Sermons in Local Churches
Fourth Street 1829 Eastern avenue hosts Rev. B. W. Huntsman with morning title The Model Church and evening Choosing a Master. Open air service at 6 30 p m Hills Locust and Pure with Rev. A Foster presenting Shall We Ehow Each Other in Heaven and The Wages of Sin. Central Ninth Street near Central Avenue preacher Rev. A M Harvuot at 10 30 a m Exposition of the Fifty Pesan Psalm and 7 45 p m Facing the Duty. Richmond Street Richmond and Cutter Rev Justin N Green morning sermon to children at 10 39 o clock evening children day exercises at 7 46 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Avenue
B. W. Huntsman
the Model Church
A. Foster
Central
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
A. M. Harvuot
Richmond Street
Richmond
Cutter
Justin N. Green
Sermons and Lectures Across Local Churches
Vine Street sermons feature Rev. Herbert S. Bigelow on The Difference Between a Civilized Man and a Savage in the morning and Rev. H. Blackford on Why I am a Universalist in the evening. Walnut Hills hosts Rev. Dwight M. Pratt with morning Service and evening Gods Call to Men plus 6 45 pm young people's meeting. Columbia notes Rev O H Denney and Rev Chas A Gleason exchanging with the pastor for both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
Herberts. Bigelow
H. Blackford
Walnut Hills
Locust
Kemper Lane
Dwight M. Pratt
Columbia
O. H. Denney
Chas
A. Gleason
Sermon Schedule at Walnut Hills Church
Morning service features Rev. J B Simon with the subject The Mightily Growing and Prevailing Word of God. No evening service at Walnut Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul’s
Wagner
Walnut Hills
Simon
Annual Cincinnati Christian Endeavor Union Meeting Notes
The Cincinnati Local Christian Endeavor Union holds its annual meeting Tuesday evening June 19 at Walnut Hills Congregational Church near Locust Street and Kemper Lane. Officers and committees seek strong union support for work plans and the 1901 international convention, urging large delegations and noting a prepared program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Local Christian Endeavor Union
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
Locust ‘Street
Kemper Lane
Leethterwood
Vine-Norwood
Cross Town
Gilbert Avenue
Madigan Road
Peebles’ Corner
Endeavorers of
Cincinnati
Second German Presbyterian Church
F. L. Geig
Albert. H. Yost
A. C. Crone
C. H. Hubbell
Alec. Bradford
Toledo
Transportation Committee of the Union
A. M. Dawson
Albert H. Yost
Society of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
de Reuter
Albert R. Streatman
Addie Sharf
Marx Dolly Knidimeyer
Tin
H N
Ching
Norwood
Pleasant Ridge
Minnie Wood
How To Build Character Address Sunday June 17
A building at Seventh and Walnut opens daily except Sunday from 8 to 10 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 10 p.m. A free employment office operates daily except Sunday 10 to 11 a.m. Reading room on the first floor offers newspapers and magazines. Rev J W Winder speaks on How To Build Character at 4 p.m. A prayerful meeting with music follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh and
Walnut Streets
J. W. Winder
Hamilton County
Association
Community Benevolence Notes and Endowment Gift
King’s Industrial Home in Marshall Texas reports a Queen Esther Circle sending a twentieth century offering of $10 to the treasury. A new colored ward at Sibley Hospital in Washington named and furnished in honor of Bishop Gilbert Haven, funded by Mrs. Clinton B. Fisk. By will, John R. Wright leaves Glenn Home $1,000 to establish an endowment nucleus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’ Industrial
Marshall
Tex
The
Treasury
Sibley Hospital
Washington, D. C
Gilbert Haven
Clinton B. Fisk
John R. Wright
Glenn Home
Archbishop Bider to Administer Confirmations and Lay Monastery Cornerstone
Most Rev. Archbishop Bider will administer confirmations at St Marys Church and Holy Family Church and St Aloysius Church on specified times. He will lay the monastery cornerstone on Mt Ad all and ordain at St Marys Seminary. The diocese retreat for clergy will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bider
St Mary's Church
Mt. Adall
Bam
Holy Family
Price Hill
St. Aloysius Church
Rimwood
St. ‘8 Church
Cincinnati
St. Mary's Seminary
Retreats at St Mary's Seminary and area commencements
Beginning July 9 held at St Marys Seminary the second retreat will begin. A L Magnien of Mt St Marys Theological Seminary will direct the retreats. Ursuline Academy Brown County commencements June 2 at 730 p.m. Cedar Grove Academy June 19. Catholic Vacation Society called meeting June 16 at 526 Sycamore St at 230 p.m. to arrange lawn fete. East Walnut Hills Hackberry street near Madi road hosting Henry Enneking event. Ticket returns encouraged for guest planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Seminary
A. L. Magnien
C.S
Catholic Vacitation Society
Sycamore Street
Henry Enneking
Hackberry Street
Madi Road
East Walnut Hills
Church Services Around Cincinnati This Weekend
Multiple churches in Walnut Hills and surrounding districts schedule sermons and Sunday schools. Evangelists MacCormac and McClurkan headline at Christian Catholic Church with services at 9:30, 11, 3 and 7:45. Third Church of Christ Scientist offers 10:45 am and 7:46 pm sessions with 10 am Sunday school. First Church of Christ Scientist holds 10:45 am lesson sermon. Universalist and Unitarian churches feature morning and evening talks, plus Salvation Army meetings Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Catholic Church
West Fourth Street
F. W. A. MacCormac
Weode
A. W. McClurkin
D. Yerger
Evangelist MacCormac
R. E. Rodda
Third Church of Christ Scientist
Walnut Hills
Universalist
Essex Place
Baptist Young People's Convention Heads to Ohio for July Meeting
The Baptist Young People's Convention arrives in this city July 12 to 15 1900 at Music Hall for four days of gatherings. Past conventions drew thousands in Chicago Detroit Indianapolis Toronto Baltimore Milwaukee Chattanooga Buffalo and Richmond with 1621 to 11636 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Park
International Baptist
United States
Canada
Baptist Young People’s Convention
Music Hall
Union
Ohio
Chicago
Detroit
Indianapolis
Toronto
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Chattanooga
Buffalo
Richmond
Loveland Camp Meeting Sets July Schedule of Bible Studies
Loveland hosts its annual camp meeting starting July 17 with a Bible conference. Day by day, speakers from Cincinnati and across the region present topics on Scripture, translation, and church history. The camp runs July 27 to August 7 with numerous noted divines taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
James Eb, Gilbert
Washington, D. C
Wm. McKibbin
D.D
Cincinnati
F.G. Browne
Howard Henderson
Delhi
Dr. Gilbert
John Junkin Francis
American Bible Society
John Pearson
David S. Schaff
Heber Sketcham
Piqua
J. F. Burnett
Eaton
Joseph Clark
Columbus
Gilbert
R. Irving Watkins
Covington
Bible Divine
J.P. Landis
Dayton
Palestine
J. W. Lasher
Thirkiela
W. A. Foster
Peete ‘Browning
RB. J. Wykoff
Ferce
William X. Aetroit
Mich
H.W. Rees
W. P. Thirkield
Cinerata
B. L. Smith
J. A. Lord
A. W. Taylor
Norwood
S. A. Ort
Ll.d
Springfield
D. H. Banslin
Mr. Beimpson
Beletge Praise
G. Robbins
B. F
Bwindler
Z Swiggett
Morrow
A. M
Courtney
Chillicothe
W. Xaiers
Davis
Davis W. Clark
St Joseph's College Alumni Plan First Annual Banquet
St Joseph's College Alumni Association meeting at the college adopts the Executive Committee report to hold the first annual banquet at Zoological Garden next Wednesday evening. A musical program and toasts are planned with Rev John Mueller reading a message from Rt Rev Peter Hurth of Decca India. The alumni has grown from about fifty to over two hundred members and reports a flourishing financial status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's College Alumni Association
Zoological Garden
Anthony B. Dunlap
Charles C. Svendsen
John F. Ankenbatuer
James J. French
Joseph W.conroy
John B. Bertling
John B. Mueller
Peter Hurth
Decca
India
St. Joseph's College
St John Day Observance and Masonic Lodge Notes
Cheviot Lodge 140 F and A M observes St John’s Day at Westwood Methodist Church with organ preludes solos and prayers. Avon Mason Lodge dedicates a pew temple. Grand Master Lybarger presides with banquet. Syrian Temple Shrine delays class. Cincinnati gains German Masonic Lodge officers from Hanselmann Lodge in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Day
Cheviot Lodge
A. M
Westwood Methodist Church
Charley.c. Hard
Pleyel
David G. Latshaw
Emma B.’ Herndon
Del
David H. Moore
Sol
Divine Redeemer
Paul H. Koehnerhamn
Milton “W. Brown, Jr
W. E. Garrison
C. R. Gillham
H Wilson
F. Hyoehlmann
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Hanselmann Lodge
Hugo Eisenlohr
Ed Berghausen
C. H. Mueller
C. W. H. Luebbert
Quiet Week at Ohio Masonic Home After Two Fatal Incidents
Springfield dispatch chronicles a calm week at the Ohio Masonic Home led by Mr. Parsons amid hopes for improvements. A past death and a wandering elder occurred previously. no serious incidents this week. School closes for summer. Mrs. Parsons and staff prepare renovations including dining room updates and a cemetery access project. The home awaits a passenger station planned by the railroad for shelter during bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Ohio Masonic Home
Theofinetti
Junior O U A M Council Convening in Philadelphia Event
The thirty second attitial session of the National Council of the Jr. O U A M opens in Philadelphia Tuesday morning June 19. Delegations travel via Cincinnati with names listed and plan to depart at 6 36 p m tonight by B and O Railway. An ice cream social is planned tonight at Odd Fellows Temple. Excelsior and Brighton Councils report initiations and new member applications. Excelsior holds annual election with officers named. Large outing planned at Coney Island August 11 for 27 councils totaling 10 000 members, with tickets available through councils and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Epworth League
Wesley Chapel
At & P.m
National Council of the Jr. O. U. A. M
Philadelphia
C. A
Ancon
Newport
Jesse. Ware
Covington
H. H
Bliss
J. H. Zimmerman
N. B. Moore
J. A. Lentz
C. E. Butler
B. & O. Railway
Jefferson Council
Jefferson Counll
D. of A
Covington, Ky
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Coney Island
Daughters of America
Membership Granted At Local Lodge Initiation Event
A recent meeting approved a membership application and initiated Messrs Lawrence Clark George M Crowles and J R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aay Remond Com
Messrs.’ Lawrence Clark
Geo
M.*crowles
J. R
Ohio club names officers and plans June meeting
The membership exceeds 300 with Sylvester chosen as fourth delegate to the Ohio Assembly and Harry Burbank named to the Hamilton County Cabinet. Because many will attend the Columbus assembly on June 19, the council fixes the next meeting for Wednesday evening June 20 and considers initiation of several candidates including a prominent B OQ 8 W Railway official. A zoo outing is set for August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Sylvester
Ohio Assembly
Harry Burbank
Hamilton County
Columbus
Illustrious Noble Invites Trip Aboard New South Steamer
Ozgar David Diebold commands the steamer New South chartered to carry followers and families on a river voyage today. The Augusta KY round trip leaves at 4 o clock with dancing music and refreshments. Odd Fellows invited. tickets from Amusement Committee Herman Wessel Recorder and Simon Hubig M. N. Schaefer J. R. Tomlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozgar David Diebold
Kremlin
Moscow
New South
Augusta
Vanda
Odd Fellows
Herman Wessel
Recorder
Simon Hubig
M. N. Schaefer
J. R. Tomlin
Final Ben Hur Conclave Meeting Set At Zoo June 23
The General Committee finalizes plans for the Tristate Ben Hur conclave at the Zoo on June 23. A 100 lady Reception Committee is chosen. The fireworks display contract will be closed. The centerpiece features a picture of General Lew Wallace, author of Ben Hur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Zoo
Lew Wallace
Eastern Star gathers for inspection of Golden Red Chapter
Grand Worthy Matron Bessie R. Hasting inspected Golden Red Chapter at Odd Fellows Temple on Thursday evening. She praised Worthy Matron Fannie Phillips Worthy Patron William Donaldson and other officers. Associate Grand Matron attended as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Bessie R. Hasting
Fannie Hillips
William Donaldson
Alba Chapter Eastern Star Holds Inspection and Initiation
In Carthage Ohio on Tuesday evening the Alba Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star was inspected by Grand Worthy Matron Mrs. Bessie Hastings of Delphos. Three candidates Mr and Mrs Smith and Miss Nellie Beins were initiated. A banquet followed and remarks praised the chapter’s work with a talk on Character and Sisterly and Brotherly Love. Members from many chapters attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alba
Order of the Eastern Star
Carthage
Miami Lodge No 9 Conveys Amplified Degree to Eight Applicants
The Order of Iroquois Miami Lodge No 9 held a large meeting Thursday night receiving eight membership applications. The Amplified Degree was conferred on Messrs. George Needham and William Allman, entertaining especially for Norwood Lodge as guests of honor. The degree team appeared in new costumes and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Lodge
Aspon
George Needham
William Allman
Norwood Lodge
A O U W Outing at Zoological Garden Grows Big
The A O U W outing occurs today at the Zoological Garden with excursions from several cities. Officials say it will be the largest event ever held at the Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Garden
Zoo
Order of Hercules Lodge Holds Regular Meeting
Cincinnati Lodge No. 1 O of H met at Ninth and Plum streets last Thursday evening with strong turnout. Several membership applications were received and the lodge reports good finances with no sick members on the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Cincinnati Lodge, No. 1
O. of H
Ninth and
Plum Streets
Police officers and detectives will be interested in the Commercial Tribune Sunday
Police officers and detectives will find value in the Commercial Tribune issue dated Sunday June 24, highlighting local crime news, arrest reports, and investigative briefs. The paper emphasizes upcoming court dates, officer tips, and community safety notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Huntley Sentenced Eight Months for Embezzlement
William Huntley, longtime Meigs County Republican leader and Pomeroy postmaster, pleaded guilty to embezzlement in U S Court. Judge Thompson imposed an eight month sentence in Gallia County Jail on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntley
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
William
Do you want a house and lot Read the Commercial Tribune
A Sunday notice invites readers to explore housing options and a house and lot listing featured in the Commercial Tribune on June 24. The ad emphasizes property availability and local real estate opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
Ladies List Advertised in 1900 Postal Notice
The June 16 1900 issue lists many ladies and others by name under Ladies List and N's List with hundreds of entries across stations and firms. Includes dozens of surnames and first names, plus a lengthy section of miscellaneous, stations, and packages and a note from Postmaster Elias R Monfort.
Coal Contracts Awarded by School Board Fuel Committee
The Board of Education Fuel Committee reported bids for school coal supply. Kincon Company won Spec 1 for 4 000 tons of screened Jellico coal at 26 dollars per ton. C G Blake Company secured Spec 2 for 000 tons at 256 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. of Es
Board of Education
Kincon Company
C. G. Blake & Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Wesley Brotherhood and
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Charles Wesley
Trinity
Methodist Church
William Runyan
Malden
Epworth ,League of St. Paul M. E
Seventh
Smith Streets
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbytery of
Cincinaggi
Norwood Presbyterian Church
Smith Road
Floral Avenue
Holiness Union
Hamilton County Fair Grounds
Millcreek Valley
Fair Grounds
Seth, C. Rees
W. B. Gedbey
C. E. Cornell
John H. Ely
Grace Episcopal Church
Alfred F. Blake
Union Bethel
W. C. Benson
Front Street
Sycamore
D. J. Starr
Ohio , Penitentiary
M. A. Richards
Patmos
W. L. Y. Davis
Eighth and Mound
W. M. Hurst
D. T. Brooks
Chase Avenue
Northside
Wm. Runyan
Christ
Clifton
Clifton Avenue
Senator Place
George van Derveer Morris
Race
Elm
W. A. Robinson
J. T. Bail
B. H. Cox
St. Paul
Paul C. Curnick
Westwood
Christ the King
Episcopal
Methodist
Baptist
Christian
Lutheran
Christian Endeavor Notes
Y. M
Catholic Notes
Baptist Y. P. Convention
Epworth Heights
Alumni Association
Matinshioa
John Harold Venners
Mellin’s Food Company
Ferdinand
W. 44Th St
New York City
Mellin
Greers
Lewen
Cheviot
Temple of Avon Masoniic Lodge
Tuesta
Sone
Lybarger
Grand Lodge
Ferdinand Jelke, Jr
Mystic Shrine
Frankman
Cincinnati Commandery
Knights-Templars
Masonic
Excelsior Council
Home City
H. E. Jackson
Charles Judd
V. C
Leslie Marshall
Lynn Mobberly
Frank Warneford
Walter Dressel
Roscoe Grimm
H. EB. Norris
Robert Gottschalk
J. H. Walton
Frank Mahoney
H. F. Yaeger
National Union
Jone
Republican Party
Blaine
J. S. Clarkson
New ‘Kansas City
Mindanao
Frank G. Carpenter
Philippines
China
Great Britain
South Africa
Rabbi Joseph Horst
Johannesburg
J. Ellen Foster
Robert Collyer
New York
Barnabas Niles
van Wert
Ireland
Seumas MacManus
England
Paris
Bowser
Eastern Star
Order OF Iroquois
Order OF Hercules
Abby
Clara
Adams
Edna. Abbott
Mollie
Albaitegh
A. P. Bennett
Burnett
Ee Lotte
Berndt
Nota. Bernstein
M. Berg
Magtte. Brown
M. A. Brown
Melia
Bravo
Mattie Peca Nora
Baily
Bf Brown
Sessa
Brachman
Sahare
Sesla
Cleveland
B. Craig
Charlot
Clark
Hattie
Creighton
Mart Dinsmore
Ma Evans
Anna. Emerson
Emory
Jennie. . Eligen
Maime. Freiberg
A Frye
Emma Fisher
Jules Freyblon
M Field
Njnn George
L. Greep
Mag Héaddon
Habberkorn
Herman
Holdorf
Jay
Anison
Mr. Andrews
A. L. Alburn
Bert L
Aukenbrock
John
L.H. Becker
Bell
Frank
Bush
Berbro
Geo. Backes
Harry
Brockman
Herma Brennen
H. J. Brough
James. Brown
Joseph. Bramkamp
Louia Beck
Sam
Dean Pe. Cady
D. K. Carmichael
Eugene
EP. Cafoy
F. J. Clayburn
Harry, Cassus
Flor Clemons
H. Collin
John. CeYar
J. Cc. Cohen
Max Cléments
M. Cheney
P. B. Clout
Crutcher
Tom Cameron
Wm. Carter
Waverly E. Champion
Wm de Potter
Arm Doppie
A. B. Dennis
Dart
Clifford. Dykeman
Duane
Pearl Davis
Hen Dempter
J. H
Dobbinns
A Durham
Denaiter
Denton
Oscar Enslin
Albert
Arthur Field
Butler
Forester
Glover
Oie Tee
8. McCann
Wm Neff
Sue
Norman
Nellié
Neighbors
Hat_tie
Payne
Bettle
Pogge
H. Price
Laz. Rankél
Rymell
Robbins
Bertha
Edmond
H.bson
Lulu. Ryan
Mary. Stanton
Essie. Springer
Elsa
Sickleson
Emily
Summer
Josie
Stivbs
Jennie. Stamm
Katie
Steedman
Ollie.Thomas
B. F. Trott
Fay. Thorne
Emma. Thompson
Georgia
Taylor
Lee
Thorson
Julia.aylor
Nettie. Taylor
Mary. Travers
Sallie. Tudor
Isaac
Moe A. Irwin
J. L. Johnson
Johnson
Hainard
Jones
Jackson
James Lee
Willie
Kennedy
Kemper
Sline
Will E. Kammell
Wm, Jr
Lieberman
Luchow
August
Louis
Charley
Witt
F.C
Lemne
Jack
Livermond
Marion
Wm. Marshall
Mr. Mocke
Mohns
Fred H
Miller
F. H. Marson
Harry Mechling
Harvey J. Meyer
Martin
Matin Nathan
Mene
Thomas
Mo A McCormick
Maisie
Wm. Miller
Nelson
G. H. Norton
J.-K. Olivo
Romeo
Pasha
Prof
Amil
Palmer
Dudley
Pattedy M. Price
Robinson
Maitied
Reid
Andrew Reilly
D. E. Ritsch
E.H. Roettinger
Roberts
G. W. Robinson
Jake
Rudolph
Joe
Russell
Joe. Bywaters
J. T. Richards
Aioe Simon
Tonges
Henry
J. M. Tucker
P. A. Thorhaés
Richards
Whitney
Wolf
J. W. Waring
Widy
Geo. Wollner
Winter
Wempfe
Orlando
Wright
M. No Wingman
Thos
Bruner &West
Bogue & Buel
Bullis & Holden
S. A. Biggs & Co
Barnett & Bartlett
Carter
Hern + & Go
Rockard & Booth
Donkton
Mt Telaere
Johasn & Barker
Drosty & Co
Dodson, Braun & Co
Hallaway & Stever & Co
Harbrook ,& Barger
E.R Hull
Dutton & Go
J. Larson
Américait”? Medical’ Co
Américan Gum Co
A. H. Andrews Co
American Cycle Syndicate
American Spoke and Wheel ‘Co
Buckeye Supply Co
Blumenthal Cigar Co
Cin. Interior Decorating Co
Cin. Press Club
Schieber & Geseechaft
Cin. Engraving’ Co
Chamberlain Cartridge Co
City Employment Agency
Commercial
Mary HB. Freuze
Sophie Gauger
Thomas Hamilton
Dommie Osborne
Daniel D. Robinson
Jos
H. Ringwall
Rosa Schwartz
Fred Schroeder
Lida. Schatzman
Thomas. Stevens
John Shay
Pearl
Wetterer
H. L. Dreher
Annie Alcorn
Mary Beulas
Clara Becker
I. J
Belle Dunn
R. R. Dudley
Ada :Goodrich
M. E
Kildare
Mollie Lauverbeck
A.H. Morrison
Ella Price
Jane Riley
Mayme Schper
Clifton Heights Athletic Club
Ollie Coombs
L. Gabel
Belle Jackson
Nellie Johnson
Morris Bartlett
Mrs. Benning
Buhr
Latrende Fitch
J. Sullivan
K—O
E. McCail
W. H. Swift
Misa Stanley
J. T. Atkins
Katie Buckley
Alice Blackmore
Pattie Briscoe
Mnry Claus Brook
Maud Collins
Sophia Cooper
W. Carter
Dollie Dacey
Dold & Markhen
Mary Donavan
James Fatlock
Alfred Fender
Robert Gilsey
Ste'‘Graham
Theodore Grived
William Grant
Lille Gradle
John Gordon
M. J. Hoke
Sadie Hill
Charles Hunt
Louise Hoover
Anne Howard
Geo. R. Hanns
Edw. Kiger
John H. ‘Keene
Ila “Littell
Amannah
Lyons J. C. Mucherheidé
Thesore
Lettie Markbterry
Sophia Myerson
J. F. Moran
Morrison
Mary McNutt
Florence Monroe
F. Newell
Lizzie Palmer
Clas
Paine
Ada Porter
Bittie Roland
Bessie Regs
Rob. Richards
Fred Saubter
Carrie Steward
Minnie Sawyer
G. Schmitz
Matt Sto¢ss
A. Trigg
T. Tamman, Jr
Henry Tilman
Wehman
H.G.’ Wadhsmith
Frances West
Dan Wilson
Lucie West
Ee George Woolley
George
Wooley, Wilson
Eenso
Mary Mecklenberg
David Golden
Lizzie Baker
M. Schertzer
Ly Goldstein & Sons
Elias R. Monfort
Allen
Abbott
Chicago Clinic
Gregan
Alep
S. Olmsted
le Roy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!