Covington Newport Switching Grant Again Discussed
Covington Council committees revisited ordinances granting railroad switches to the Southern and L and N railways. L and N objects to maintaining viaducts and crossing Third Street, proposing grade passage only, while Southern opposes a clause requiring council permission for side tracks to factories. Amendments to permit factory spurs but ban sidings in cross streets will go to Council Monday. L and N ordinance delayed for further talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Southern
Willow Run
Second Street
Shelly Rouse
Third Street
Lexington Pike
Southern Railroad Company
Martin Durrett
Ft. Thomas Boys Best Shots in Army Training
Figures from the War Department show the Department of the Lakes troops, including the Fourth Infantry at Ft. Thomas, as the best all round shot unit in the U S Army. The combined record stands at 68 percent in rifle and pistol shooting with the Fourth Infantry averaging 75 percent during their Philippine service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Department of the Lakes
Fourth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
United States Army
Philippine Islands
Sunday Church Services and Programs in Covington
Covington churches announce schedule for Sunday sermons at First Presbyterian First Christian Union M E and other churches. Key speakers include Rev J I Blackburn Rev George A Miller and Rev F M Larkin. Activities include Sabbath School Young Peoples meetings prayer services and a Children s Day program with an orchestra and choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Blackburn
D. D
First Presbyterian Church
Sons of the Tabernacle
First Christian Church
George A. Miller
God
Union M. E
G. F. Oliver
F. M. Larkin
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Epworth League
Y. M. C. A. Hall
W. O. Sadler
Edward
Fourth Street Christian Church
Joseph W. Hagin
Schooul
H. H. Moninger
Y. P
C. E
Main Street M
Covington Court Notes Report Several Civil Actions
Jacob Meier sues Covington city for 7740 in damages from a July fall on West Third Street plank walk. Herman Stevens seeks divorce from Anna Stevens for alleged abandonment in October. Wilson Peene sues Overman & Schrader Cordage Co for 2000 over injuries to his left foot. Ollie Noel petitions for divorce from David Noel for abandonment in 1904. Arens Brothers sue Latonia city for 1355 due to highway neglect. Crystal Springs Distilling Company sues Charles McGarvey for 268.80 for merchandise. Peter Eichman vs street railway case to verdict. decision expected today. The will of Margaret Mack admitted to probate. estate to three children. Rev. C. E. Gilbert Schmidt executor and guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Meier
Covington
West Third Street
Herman Stevens
Anna Stevens
Wilson Peene
Overman & Schrader Cordage Company
Ollie Noel
David Noel
Arens Brothers
Latonia
Glenn Avenue
Crystal Springs Distilling Company
Charles McGarvey
Peter Eichman
Street Railway
Margaret Mack
Andrew Mack
Central Avenue
C. E. Gilbert Schmidt
Covington Notes Highlights Housing Permits and Local Incidents
City Auditor William Gould issued two building permits in Covington for Banklick street notables A F Britzwein and Ben Beidenhorn with costs 1725 and 2000 dollars. David Clark died at Cincinnati Hospital from factory injuries. his body was returned to his home. A stove explosion at A Schwartz home caused minor damage. Ed Marsh received sixty days in jail and a 25 dollar fine for breach of peace after failing to support his family. Humane Society prizes for student essays were awarded with top honors to Gertrude Fredericks and Anna Stone both of Scott street. fifteen entries were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gould
A. F. Britzwein
Banklick Street
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
Ben Beidenhorn
Eleventh Street
David Clark
Cincinnati
A. Schwartz
Pike Street
Ed Marsh
Covington Humane Society
Gertrude Fredericks
Scott St
Annaston
Scott Street
Regenstein Appointed Newport Schools Leader
Dr. Ellsworth Regenstein yesterday assumed control of Newport schools succeeding Prof. John Burke who led for twenty three years. Regenstein formerly headed Maysville Kentucky schools and resigned to become Newport High principal. Burke resigned to take a key role in California education circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Regenstein
Newport
John Burke
Regenstein
Maysville
Newport High School
Burke
California
Pacific Coast
Levy For Court House Fixed At Six Cents
Campbell County Courthouse Commissioners fixed a 6 cent levy per $100 for maintenance of county and state offices. Expected revenue about $11,000 yearly. Custodian election deferred to next meeting pending Fiscal Court action in Alexandria on surrendering tax suit.
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Campbell County
Appellate Court
Alexandria
Wagner Family Reunion At Clifton Near Newport
The Wagner clan from Clifton south of Newport gathers for a multi state reunion. Descendants of Mr and Mrs Mathias Wagner, including fifteen children and many grandchildren, attend from four states as festivities run from yesterday into today. The family is described as wealthy, respected and greatly beloved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Clifton
Newport
Mathias Wagner
Newport Briefs Highlight Local Rentals and Court News
Desirable deskroom for rent at The Commercial Tribune building across from the Newport Courthouse. Rev Father Clem Brocklage left for New York en route to Nome. received a $200 purse. Jury awarded Thomas O'Brien $400 in a damage suit against South Covington Street Railway. Newport city seeks new trial in Lillie Fister v. city. $1,770 awarded. Judge Berry modified the Schwer case judgment. Kate Lane Schwer’s claim deemed satisfied. Orphans Home services at 10:45 a.m. Wm. Campbell fined $25 for pointing firearms. Martha Washington Lodge No. 83 of D and R meets. Susie Wheeler to speak. Fifteen men initiated in Mingo Tribe of Red Men. social session afterward. J B Hasselbrook fractured wrist after a fall from a ladder.
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Newport
Commercial Tribune
York Street
Clem Brocklage
St. Stephen’s Church
New York
Nome
Thomas O’brien
South Covington Street Railway Company
Campbell Circuit Court
O’brien
Monmouth Street
Lillie Fister
Walter J. Schwer
J. L. Schwer
Kate Lane Schwer
German and
Tenth Streets
Campbell County
Orphans’ Home
Orphans’ Home Today Religious Services Will Be Held At 10:45 A.m. Wm. Campbell
Chestnut Street
Martha Washington Lodge
D. of R
Bellevue
Dayton
J. B. Hasselbrook
Washington Avenue
Dr. Bock
Newport Church Services and Evening Sermons
Newport churches list Sunday services at Taylor Street Methodist First Presbyterian Salem M E Central Christian York Street Congregational with pastors and sermon topics. Morning and evening worship set, Children's Day program at 7 30 pm, and sermons titled The Soul s Citadel An Ancient Valedittory Judging of Helping Others and A Two fold Assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Street
First Presbyterian Church
J. P. Whitehead
Absalom
Salem M. E
R. Peneddemann
Central Christian Church
Charles Livy Garrison
Norman Gibson
Chicago
York Street Congregational
F. E. Bigelow
Campbell County grand jury extended into next week
The June term grand jury investigating jury bribery will not report today. Judge Berry extends sessions into next week to examine further matters. The body has reportedly reversed actions and may indict many prominent people. Commonwealth's Attorney Burkamp is excluded from deliberations and is called as a witness. The Circuit Court will convene in Alexandria next week for minor matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County Grand Jury
Berry
Commonwealth
W. A. Burkamp
Grace Methodist Plans Home-Coming Services in Newport
Grace Methodist Church Newport schedules a Home-Coming Day with services throughout the day. Activities include a 9:15 Sunday School assembly baptisms, a 10:45 sermon by Rev. C W Sutton of St Marys Ohio, a 3:00 platform meeting and feast with former members, 7:00 Epworth League, and 8:00 sermon by Rev. C J Williamson of Waukesha Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
Newport
C. W., Sutton
St. Mary’s, O
Epworth League
C. J. Williamson
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Stanley Dies of Injuries in Industrial Accident
David Stanley a 32 year old machinist of Covington died at Cincinnati Hospital from a fractured leg after being caught in a belt at the Cincinnati Shaper Company plant. He began an account of the accident at the hospital and dictated the rest to his wife for the coroner's inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stanley
Bakewell Street
Covington
Cincinnati Hospital
Cincinnati Shaper Company
Cameron
Receiver Appointed for 5 H Bryan Grocery Company
In Covington yesterday Judge Cochran declared the Newport based firm bankrupt on petition by creditors and named J C Hoover as receiver. Hoover qualified and posted $2500 bond. The company had assigned to Attorney Lawrence Diskin for creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. H. Bryan Grocery Company
Newport
United States
Covington
Cochran
J. C. Heuver
Hoover
Lawrence Diskin
Annual Ball Hosted by Newport High Alumni
The Newport High School Alumni Association held its annual ball last night in Ellis Hall. The decorated hall hosted the largest crowd in years. Chairman of the Programme Committee Clifford Purser received widespread congratulations for an excellent programme he prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport High School
Ellis Hall
Clifford Purser
Newport Leader Fredric Bassman Showered Before June Wedding
Fredric Bassman, a prominent Newport citizen, received a glass shower at Dr. J. J. Back's home last evening. He is to marry Miss Florence Enneking on June 20. Guests included Dr. J. J. Back, William Geoghean, Edward Nurre, Peter Bardo Jr, George Maginin, Geo. Bardo, Martin Enneking, Fred Back, George Lear, and Joseph Humbrecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredric Bassman
Newport
J. J. Back
Bassman
Florence Enneking
Dr. J. J. Back
William Geoghean
Edward Nurre
Peter Bardo, Jr
George Maginin
Geo. Bardo
Martin Enneking
Fred Back
George Lear
Joseph Humbrecht
Dayton Lawn Tennis Club to Meet for Season Organizing
The Dayton Lawn Tennis Club meets today at 2 30 PM on Vine Street court to organize the season. Police Chief Frank Ortlieb, homebound on Boone Street after a weeklong illness, is reported slightly improved. Mrs. Charles Heidrich of Terrace Avenue visits Peoria Illinois. Jackson Club appoints committee for annual outing at Clark's Grove on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Lawn Tennis Club
Court
Vine Street
Frank Ortlieb
Boone Street
Charles Heidrich
Terrace Avenue
Peoria
Ill
Henry Reekers
Joseph Bohn
Joseph Keifer
Edward Reekers
Jackson Club
Clark's Grove
Bellevue Banquet Highlights 1906 Graduates
The Alumnal Association of Bellevue High School hosted a banquet for the 1906 graduates last evening. Anthony Cadets No 14 marks its fifth anniversary Sunday at St Anthony's Church with high mass and a sermon by a Passionist Father. Mrs EB Sanford of St Louis plans to move there soon with her son Clarke after visiting Bellevue friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Cadets
St. Anthony’s Church
EB. D. Sanford
St. Louis
Clarke
Bellevue
Ohio trip and vacation plans listed
FT. THOMAS Mr. and Mrs. James McCord nee Burns left last evening on their honey moon trip for points in Northern Ohio. Parker Sanford of Phillips place will leave tomorrow for Frankfort Ky on a two weeks vacation. Thomas Kelly son of Dr. Kelly of Covington spends his vacation with Richard Caldwell of the Highlands. Members of the Highland M E Church choir meet this evening for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCord
Burns
Ohio
Parker Sanford
Phillips Place
Frankfort
Thomas Kelly
Dr. Kelly
Covington
Richard Caldwell
Highlands
Highland M. E
Auto Crash Injures Mrs Brown And Daughter In Louisville
Mrs I F Brown and her daughter May from Chicago were seriously hurt and twenty five others bruised when a large touring automobile collided with a street car at Broadway and Rubel street in Louisville. The auto carrying eighteen people overturned after the impact on a hill. Mrs Brown and Miss Brown were taken to St Anthony's Hospital.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
I. F. Brown
May
Chicago
Broadway
Rubel Street
Seelbach’s
Miss Brown
St. Anthony's Hospital
Editors and Band Escort Fairbanks to Jamestown Meet
National Editorial Association selected Jamestown as next year’s convention site after a heated campaign with St. Paul, Minnesota, withdrawing. Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks arrived in Indianapolis and was escorted to his home by editors and a city band amid a reception hosted by Governor Hanly and local officials.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Charles D. Denit
Salem
Jamestown
John H. Mitchell
St.Paul
Mina
Seattle
Wash
Union Station
Charles W. Fairbanks
Commercial Club
Hanly
Bookwalter
Claypool
Dowie Testifies of Body Soul Split and Visions in Court
In Chicago on June 15 John Dowie described moments when his body and soul parted and his spirit met angels Gabriel and Mary. He recounted a warning voice before an assassination attempt and claimed his later self from 1904 proclaimed as the First Apostle though he could not explain the commission.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
John
Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Dowle
Elijah
Brothers Steal $10,000 in Goods From United States Express
Louis Grossman aged nineteen and his brother William were arrested in New York on a charge of stealing goods valued near 10 000 from the United States Express Company. Louis admits pasting bogus labels and redirecting packages to the Bennett Hotel Savoy Youngstown. Police recovered 112 Bebe suits and other clothing in William’s room. Both brothers held on 1500 bail.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Louis Grossman
United States Express Company
William
Louis
W. Bennett
Youngstown
William Grossman
Williams Sent Up for Life for Murder in Boonville
Wesley Williams was found guilty of first degree murder in Boonville Indiana for the January 26 killing of James Leigh and sentenced by the jury to life imprisonment. The conviction came after a 25 minute deliberation. Williams's brother Andrew faces indictment for shooting and Marshal Williams and his parents Jonah and Minerva are indicted for conspiracy in Leighs death. They are set to be tried next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Boonville
Ind
Wesley Williams
James Leigh
Wesley
Andrew
Marshal Williams
Jonah
Minerva
Leigh
Conferees Split Over Railroad Rate Bill
Washington June 15 The Senate and House conferees adjourned with every issue on the railroad rate bill unsettled The Senate favored keeping most conference agreements while the House refused This open status left the Senate amendments under discussion with no consensus foreseen for tomorrow at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
House
Empire Free To Sail From Corinto After Neutrality Stance
United States Navy says the Empire may sail from Corinto Nicaragua whenever it wishes. Marblehead remains there with the Empire while the commander was instructed not to intervene after the ship landed arms at San Jose Guatemala to aid Cabrera's opponents.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Empire
United States Navy
United States
Marblehead
Corinto
Nicaragua
Mulligan
Panama
San Jose
Guatemala
Cabrera
Archbolds Daughter Weds New Bedford Bride
Miss Anna Archbold daughter of John D Archbold vice president of Standard Oil marries Amar La Rolle Saunderson son of Right Hon Edward Saunderson MP at Grace Episcopal Church Cutihunk Club Cutihunk Island N Y ceremony performed by Rev Percy Gordon. Only close family and Mr and Mrs Van Buren attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New Bedford
Mass
Anna Archbold
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Amar la Rolle Saunderson
Edward Saunderson
North of
Ireland
Percy Gordon
G Race Episcopal Church
Cutihunk Club
Cutihunk Island
N. Y
Ohio Canal Bill Debated in Senate
In Washington on July 15 the Senate debated for about four hours the Lake Erie and Ohio River Ship Canal bill. Senator Bacon led the opposition, arguing the canal could be built under a State charter and warning that if it could command a National charter any interstate railroad could do the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bacon
Wellman off for pole with Arctic expedition
Walter Wellman and the remaining members of his Arctic expedition left Paris today for Tromsoe Norway. A crowd including Ambassador McCormick saw the party off. M Foville dean of the aeronauts and secretary of the Society of Aerial Navigation presented Wellman with an address of congratulation. The mammoth airship and its appliances totaling fifty tons in weight occupied a special freight train.
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Paris
Walter Wellman
Tromsoe
Norway
McCormick
M. Foville
The
Aeronauts
Society of Aerial Navigation
Wellman
Best shot in the Army: Sgt Abraham Hill tops 1905 records
The United States Army announces Sergeant Abraham Hill of the Twenty fourth Infantry as the best marksman for 1905. His overall percentage of possible shots on slow fire timed fire and skirmish fire reached 86.33, while stationed in the Department of the Dakotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
United States Army
Abraham Hill
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Department of the Dakotas
Monument Unveiled For Confederate Prisoners of War
In Madison Wisconsin on June 15 a monument to Confederate soldiers who died as prisoners of war in 1862 was unveiled by the Grand Army Post the Women’s Relief Corps and the Sons of Veterans under the auspices of the Daughters of the Confederacy. Letters from Southern Governors were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Madison, Wias
Grand Army Post
Women’s Relief Corps
The
Sons of Veterans
Daughters of the Confederacy
Cornmeal Muffins Cause Arsenic Poisoning Near Zion City
Hiram F Deukeling a farmer died today after eating cornmeal muffins with arsenic suspected. His wife and daughter were seriously ill but expected to recover. Officials say the poisoning appears arsenical though source of contamination remains unknown.
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Commercial Tribune
Zion City
Ill
Hiram F. Deukeling
Rebel Chief among Dead in Natal Uprising
Durban reports that rebel chief Bambaata was killed in the June 10 fighting. Observers expect the revolt to rapidly subside as the conflict ends.
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Durban
Natal
Bambaata
Sealed Proposals for Miami and Erie Canal Works
Board of Public Works Columbus Ohio announces sealed proposals due July 10 1906 for dredging 29 miles of canal from Middletown to Lockland repairs and reconstructions including aqueducts locks and culverts plus hardwood lumber and sheetings delivered between Middletown and Lockland. Details from Chief Engineer.
Notice to Cement Manufacturers Sealed Proposals
State Board of Public Works will receive sealed proposals until 12 oclock noon July 12 1906 for Portland cement delivery in barrels to Akron Coshocton Middletown to Lockland Defiance St Marys and Spencerville and Columbus Ohio bids include various barrel and carload quantities. Chief Engineer Chas Perkins oversees the process.
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State Board of Public Works
Columbus
Ohio
Akron
Coshocon
Middletown
Lockland
Defiance
St. Mary
Spenonpville
Public Works
Probate petition seeks sale of estate real estate in Cincinnati
Amelia Sikes and husband believed residents of San Pedro or Los Angeles California are notified that Gustav R Werner as administrator petitions the Hamilton County Probate Court for sale of Johann G Pleisteiner decedents real estate to pay debts and costs The properties lie on Falke street and Oliver street in Corryville and Ambrose Dudleys subdivision with leasehold interests The hearing is set for July 10 1906 in Cincinnati Ohio and attorneys are Nelson B Cramer and Gustav R Werner May 12 1906
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Hamilton County
S. S
Amelia Likes
Sikes
Johann G. Pleisteiner
Johann G. Pfleisteiner
Cincinnati
Falke Street
Hammond Street
Molitor Street
William Corry
Corryville
Ambrose Dudley
Oliver Street
Amelia Sikes
San Pedro
Los Angeles
California
A.D
Gustav R. Werner
Admr
Johann G. Pleistelner
Nelson B. Cramer
Bavaria
Walnut Sts
Fibre Trunk Lockers Purchase Proposal Call
General Depot of the Quarter Master announces sealed proposals in triplicate for furnishing and delivering 8000 Fibre Trunk Lockers in Washington D C. Proposals due by 2 p.m. Saturday June 23 1906 with details available at the depot. Envelopes must be marked Proposals for Fibre Trunk Lockers and sent to Captain A W Butt Quartermaster U S A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Depot
the Quartermaster's Department
Washington, D. C
U. S
A. W. Butt
Proposals for Plumbing at Fort Thomas Barracks
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received until 11 a.m. June 16, 1908, for new plumbing in barracks at Fort Thomas Kentucky. Information available from Quartermaster Ft Thomas. Right reserved to reject any or all bids. Envelopes marked Proposals for Plumbing and addressed to Quartermaster Fort Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Thomas
Quartermaster
Ft. Thomas
Wanted for Army able-bodied unmarried men seek information
Notice seeks able bodied unmarried men ages 21 to 35 who can speak read and write English. Citizens of the United States of good character and temperate habits are urged to contact the recruiting officer at Burnet House 803 Vine Street Cincinnati or corner Fourth and Jefferson Dayton Ohio for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Burnet House
Vine St
Cincinnati
Cor
Fourth
Jefferson Srs
Dayton
Cattle Men Indicted in Nebraska Land Frauds
A federal grand jury indicted thirteen Nebraskan cattlemen including Bartlett Richards and W G Comstock for conspiracy to defraud the government and related charges. More than 450000 acres in Sheridan and Cherry Counties are involved in the Stade Overton and C Barranches cases. All defendants posted bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Omaha
Neb
Federal Grand Jury Today
Bartlett Richards
W. G. Comstock
Charles C. Jameson
Thomas Huntington
J., K.reed
F. M. Walcott
Ami Todd
Aquilla Triplett
J. H. Edmiston
O. H. Hendee
G. H. P. Babcock
J. H. Tucker
J. C. Pettijohn
Ersury
Sheridan
Cherry Counties
Stade Overton
C. Barranches
Turbulent Steamship Lines Advertise Transatlantic Vessels
The notice lists large twin screw vessels of 14 000 tons serving Dover to Hamburg and Genoa Naples routes with passenger accommodations. It mentions ships like Waldersee Adalbert Pretoria and Pennsylvanis with calls via Gibraltar and the Mediterranean. Banking and shipping firms in New York and Philadelphia advertise offices on Broadway and Walnut Street.
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North German Lloyd
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
K.wm
Kr’prinz
K.luise
K.albert
Oak
P.irene
Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
N. Y
Atlas National Bank
Brighton
German National Bank
Bepler & Co
Third St
Pear Main
First National Bank
Kuhn & Sons
Western German Bank
Dover
London
Paris
Hamburg
Patricia
Pretoria
Waldersee
Pennsylvanis
Passenger Train Timetable Fragments from Florida to New Orleans
Fragmentary timetable lists trains and routes including Florida Limited St Augustine to New Orleans Limited with connections to Birmingham Mobile Chattanooga Atlanta and Lexington Junction City. Entries show arrival and departure times with notes on daily service exceptions and Sunday only trains.
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Florida Limited
St. Au
Lexington & Junction Citys
Erlanger and Dixon
Walton Accommodation
Williamsport and
Blanchet
Lexington & Jct
City
Sun- Gos
Patty
Louisville and Nashville Railway Timetable Highlights
Train schedule shows departures and arrivals from Central Union Station with lines to Louisville, Birmingham, Memphis, Hot Springs, New Orleans, Knoxville, Bristol, Lexington, and destinations like Nashville and Chatt. The roster lists express and accommodation trains, parlor and sleeping cars, dining and free coach seating, plus station notes and car arrangements.
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Illinois Central
City
Vine St. Depot
Grand Central Station
Paducah & Fulton Accom
Memphis
N. Orleans Sp
Texas
Mex
California
Memphis & N. O. Limited
Hot Springs
Arkansas
New Orleans
Texas Limited
Louisville & Nashville RR
Pearl and Butler
Central Union
Fifth and Vine
Louisville Express
Louisville
Louis
Birmingham
Mobile
Sessceee
Memphs
Tex
Lou
Bigham
N. C
Orida
Nash
Pullman
Thessle
Masaphis
Rae Reservation
Kentucky Central Division
Central Union Station
Knoxville
Seee
Bristol
Lexington
Lexington Mall
Butler
Falmouth
Cincinnati, Georgetown and Portsmouth Railroad Timetable Summary
Depot Carrel Street service uses yellow cars from 413 Sycamore Street every 30 minutes to New Water Works California and Coney Island with connections at Carrel Street Station. Daily trains to Mt. Washington F Amelia Bethel Hamlet Hamersville Georgetown Batavia Russellville Levanna Ripley with varied departures including Sunday and Saturday times. special Sunday services noted.
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Cincinnati
Georgetown & Portsmouth
Carrel Street
Sycamore Street
New Water Works
California
Coney Island
Mt. Washington
F Amelia
Bethel
Hamlet
Hamersville
Georgetown
Batavia
Russellville
Levanna
Ripley
Electric streetcar service routes to Lawrenceburg and Aurora
The Cincinnati Lawrenceburg Aurora Electric Street Railway runs from Andersons Ferry to Lawrenceburg and Aurora starting 6 am with hourly departures thereafter until pm and a 10 pm final. Harrison line begins 6:30 am hourly until 6:30 pm and 9 pm. Cleves runs 6 am to 8 pm with half hour service and the Andersons Ferry Fernbank segment runs 15 minute intervals from 6 am to 9 am and 2:20 pm to 6 pm.
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Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Aurora Electric
ST. A. R. CO
Anderson's Ferry
Aurora
Harrison
Cleves
Fernbank
Interurban Railways Schedule Evening and Weekend Fares Noted
The Interurban Railway and Terminal Company lists departure times from Depot Sycamore for through cars to New Richmond and way points with multiple daily slots and Saturday night specials. Suburban and Rapid divisions show through services to Mt Washington Amelia Bethel Hamlet Lebanon Norwood Silverton and more with weekend late runs.
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Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Sycamore
New Richmond
Coney Island
Lebanon
Norwood
Foes
Oieineton En
Silverton
Deer
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Indianapolis
National Editorial Association
H. W. Kellogg
Central Avenue M.‘E
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Sterling
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Brownwood
Avery C. Moore
Weiser
Idaho
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Johnstown
J. W. Cockrum
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James Whitcomb Riley
George Ade
Meredith Nicholson
Elizabeth Miller
Zion
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State ‘Board of Public Works
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Lespardsville
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Public Works of Ohio
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Peru
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IR Ate Ug
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11Th
Vine
S. Kuhn & Sons
Walnut St
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Harrison & Colerain
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Anderson and Elkhart
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