Commencement Exercises for Covington High School Class of 1902
The Covington High School 1902 class graduated last night at Odd Fellows Hall with music from the orchestra, an invocation by Rev. R. I. Watkins, and salutations and essays. Valedictory by Louise Ebbert and address to graduates by Prof. J. W. Hall preceded diploma presentations by Superintendent Morris. Graduates listed include Rachel Angier Woodscroft Amelia E. Bittlinger Allene Bullock Mary Lee Cooper and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington High School
Odd Fellows Hall
R. I. Watkins
Rachel Woodscroft
C. C. Miller
Louise Ebbert
J. W. Hall
Morris
Rachel Angier Woodscroft
Amelia E. Bittlinger
Allene Bullock
Mary Lee Cooper
Katherine M. Drucke
Grace Daily
Anna G. Francis
Leonora Faulwetter
Mildred Galt
Lida May Gregory
Mary Bayless Lansdowne
Katie R. McDonald
Maude Neely
Clara Rodgers
Rebecca Bennet Rose
Margaret A. Tupman
Ruby Clark Watts
G. C. Armstrong
Fred Brettschneider
Charles W. Dahlenberg
George Francis Callihan
Harry Hind Southgate
Republicans Set Jan 28 Delegate Selection
The Republican Congressional Committee of Kentucky's Sixth District met in Newport and decided delegates for the nominating convention will be chosen on June 28. Representation is one delegate per 100 votes or fraction over 50 from each county, with counties to determine selection method. The chairman may call the Belleuve convention in Campbell County by Sept 2 at the latest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Congressional Committee
Kentucky
Campbell County
Newport
Bellevue
Donelan and Miller to Appoint Officers in Campbell County
Democratic primaries shift to Robt Miller of Newport and Cliff Nadand of Covington to appoint election officers after Col R W Nelson declines. Miller will oversee Gooch side and Nadand the Nadand side for June 28 primaries, with a possible clash between Gooch and Nadand as Judge Hodge has resisted candidacy without primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Nelson
Democratic County Executive Committee
Campbell County
Westover
Williamstown
Lassing
Fred Miller
Newport
Cliff Nadand
Covington
Squire Donelan
Nelson
Gooch
Miller
Donelan
Hodge
Maries
Nadaud
Newport High School Class Night Exercises Highlight Program
The graduating class of Newport High School performs tonight at Park Avenue School Hall with a class poem roast prophecy history song and a three act farce The Economical Boomeray features Elsie Wines Helen Morris Helen Burke Fred Hall Howard Fischback and Frank Buchanan The Milliner's Holiday closes the program Commencement is set for tomorrow night at the same hall with diplomas signed and ten junior ushers helping at both events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport High School
Park Avenue School
Eva Downing
Margaret Haigh
Winn McDowell
Allie Gray
Elsie Wines
Helen Morris
Helen Burke
Fred Hall
Howard Fischback
Frank’ Buchanan
Anonymous letter writer sought by authorities in Twelve Mile
Joseph A. Graff a teacher at the St Peter Church school in Twelve Mile Newport area received a vile anonymous letter. He showed it to Rev Father Keller and trustees who notified the post office authorities seeking the writer responsible for the abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Graff
Church of St. Peter
Twelve Mile
Newport
Father Keller
Noha
Property Transfers in Southgate and Newport Fe Town
Newport Sabina FE and William Owens sell two lots on Walnut street near Ridgeway Avenue in Southgate to John Moore for 900 dollars. Mattie Amann Taylor sells a Front street lot near Monmouth Street to Caroline M Weber for 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabina FE
William Owens
John Moore
Walnut Street
Ridgeway Avenue
Southgate
Newport
Mattie Amann Taylor
Caroline M. Weber
Front
Monmouth Street
marriages in Newport clear as morning rites
In Newport this morning at 8 30 o clock couples tied the knot including John A Thornton of Indianapolis with BR Sanford of Newport and Alexander Schumacher with Theresa Labbe of Newport. Other weddings included Henry Messink and Matilda Birsinger of Dayton Ky and Harry B Vongerhaar with Mary Hagedorn of Bellevue. Arthur Beker of Indianapolis wed Oliva Cline of Cincinnati under Squire Donelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Thornton
Indianapolis
BR. Sanford
Newport
Whitehead
Henry Messink
Matilda Birsinger
Dayton
Alexander Schumacher
Theresa Labbe
X. E. Church
Harry B. Vongerhaar
Mary Hagedorn
Bellevue
Sacred Heart Church
Arthur Beker
Oliva Cline
Cincinnati
Campbell County Republican Executive Committee Meets at Masonic Temple
The Campbell County Republican Executive Committee met last night at the Masonic Temple. Chairman Scott Shoemaker presided as vacancies were filled and a resolution called a mass convention at Iet Hall on Saturday June 2 at 2 o clock p.m. to select delegates to the Appellate and Congressional conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Masonic Temple
Scott Shoemaker
Iet Hall
Covington Educator Receives Ohio A M Degree
Prof John W Morris superintendent of Covington Public Schools was notified yesterday he earned the degree of A M from the University of Ohio. Floyd Easton of Stewart Street was knocked down by a horse in front of Street School and injured slightly. John Carter aged 13 badly cut his index finger by a blank cartridge explosion near 182 Robins Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Morris
Covington Public Schools
University of Ohio
Floyd Easton
Stewart Street
Arthur Ambrose
John Carter
Robins Street
Property transfers on Covington streets and Ludlow parcels
Edward T. Schoenberger transfers 25 by 12 feet on west Holman street Covington for 1. Emily M. Howe and K Benndorf transfer 25 by 120 feet on west Holman street for 2600 to Loren Burns. Laura A. Wiggins transfers 20 by 125 feet on north Oak street Ludlow for 750 to J H Tilford. Melissa Gould transfers 25 by 125 feet on north Oak street Ludlow for 1650 to J H Tilford. Fielding Dickey transfers 28 acres on Highland pike west of Covington for 5706 to Herman Dusing. Thomas Kennedy transfers 19 by 14 feet on northwest corner Mary and Patton streets Covington for 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Schoenberger
Henry Holstrup
Holman Street
Covington
Emily M. Howe
K. ¥. Benndorf
Loren Burns
Laura A. Wiggins
J. H. Tilford
Oak Street
Ludlow
Melissa Gould
Fielding Dickey
Herman Dusing
Highland Pike
Thomas Kennedy
J. L. Stites
Mary and
Patton Streets
Charles E., Dirl
Lewis Wabnitz
Harrison Township
Wiilfem
Bessie M. Mondy
Turrill Street
Cumrainsville
William R. Gould
George W. Todd
Haines
Silverton
Treet B., S. & L. Co
Samuel Roth
Donahue’s
Highland Avenue
Paul R. Harris
James J. McCartney
Conrad Harris
Delhi
Frederick Kleesatter
Mathew Woelfle
Square
Reeder
Dorsey Street
Mary E. G. Osborne Et al
Lanson M. Cooper
Schroeder
St. Bernard
Mary Burck
Frederick W. Schulte
J. Charles McCullough
Mary Philips Carter
Lyndia
Mound Avenue
Columbia Township
Michael Schuites
Wilhelmina Dieter
Richard H. Flower
David C. McDonald
Station Avenue
Winton Place
Katherine Jacob
Mt. Auburn
Avondale
Charles B. Childe
Wyoming L. & S. Co
Lakeman’s
Cumminsville
Adolph Seiter
John Goffelder
Yost
Elmwood
Mary E. Nieman
Jos
Lawson M. Cooper
Marion Avenue
Reading Road
John C. Graybeh
Joseph & Bros. Co
Harrison Avenue
John Heber
Elander Miller
Cee Pike
Apple Street
Joseph Volz
E. M. Hilda
Acme L. & B. Association
Dorothea Siemer
Matilda Meyer
Hickman
Mt., Pleasant
Edward DeSerisy
Louis F. Becker
Hamilton Pike
Jacob H. Clemmer
Henry J. Udry
Westwood Avenue
Caroline N. Smith
Oxford L. & B. Co
5 Street
Cutter Street
James Morrison
Patrick McGrath
Sycamore
Hunt Streets
Thomas C. McGrath
J. Walker Brewing Co
Rosina Rosenstein
S. H. Knox
West Fifth Street
Co. C. Bragg
Meyers Y. Cooper
North Crescent Avenue
Francis B. James
Leone E. Weber
Euclid Avenue
Corry Street
John J. Dittgen
Mary M. Ballentine
Guardian
Moore Street
Madisonville
Marriages in Covington and Nearby Parishes
A New Year round of weddings features couples from Covington Cincinnati Hamilton Latonia and nearby towns. Clergy names include Rev J G Dover Rev Darlington Rev Volke Fr Brossart V G and Rev Father Tappert among others. Couples listed include Kautz Vettel Fox Weber Schmitz Schipper Schlapp Riggs Lamke Gamm O Connor Bene Curran Meyers Foecke Milet Armstrong and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Kautz
Carrie C. Vettel
Cincinnati
Covington
J. G. Dover
Main Street
M BE
Ross G. Fox
Sophia Frances Weber
Indianapolis
Ind
Darlington
Scott Street
M. E
Albert Schmitz
Rosa Schipper
Father Brossart
V. G
St. Mary's Cathedral
John Graves
Continel
Putnam County
Bertha Armstrong
Vickery
Sandusky County
Geo. A. Miller
Death of Mrs Ada Teed in Ludlow after illness
Mrs Ada Teed aged 46 died early yesterday at her home 94 Elm street after a brief illness. She was prostrated by heat in Cincinnati last Friday. Paralysis followed and she passed away in the early hours. Also noted are travel plans for Miss Buchanan and daughter Grace to San Antonio for health reasons and several social visits. Edward Grieve and Anna A. Donrkily of Ludlow will wed today at St James Church by Rev Kehoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Teed
Amor Teed
Elm Street
Cincinnati
Teed
David Buchanan
Grace
San Antonio
Tex
John Masters
Katherine Bauer
Pomeroy, CO
Ida Vogelsang
George Street
Edward Grieve
Anna A. Donrkily
Ludlow
Father Kehoe
St. James’ Church
Bellevue Graduates Stand Firm Against Exercises
The striking Bellevue high school graduates refuse to participate in the exercises. Some class members have agreed to accept their tickets. The graduating class will be hosted by the Alumni Association at C. A. Patzold’s home on Grandview Avenue Saturday evening. A large group of teachers and principals will attend the Kentucky educational meet in Lexington and Natural Bridge on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumna
C. A. Patzold
Grandview Avenue
Kentucky
Lexington
Natural Bridge
Dayton Team to Meet Soldiers at Ft Thomas Today
The Commercial Club baseball squad travels to Ft Thomas for an afternoon game. A double wedding occurred at St Francis Church yesterday with Edward Wessel and Josephine Reckers and Frank Reckers and Maggie Halloran wed by Rev Father Schmidt in a nuptial high mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Soldiers
Ft. Thomas
St. Francis’ Church
Edward Wessel
Josephine Reckers
Frank Reckers
Maggie Halloran
Father Schmidt
Ohio Wesleyan Commencement and Appointments at Monnett Hall
The seventh annual commencement of Ohio Wesleyan School of Oratory was held with Ellen Harriett James receiving the B L degree. Trustees re elected all present teachers and chose Effie Price as Associate Dean. Dr H Stone Scott was named Dean of the Cleveland College of Physicians and Surgeons. The exhibit impressed critics and Branch Rickey was elected Captain of the 1908 Ohio Wesleyan University baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan School of Oratory
Ellen Harriett James
B.L
Wiggs
Alice Caldwell Hegan
Board of Trustees
Effie Price
Bellefontaine
Monnett Hall
Cleveland College of Physicians and Surgeons
H. Stone Scott
Cleveland
Barker
Vassar
Europe
Scott
Wisconsin
Bashford
Board of Regents
University of Wisconsin
School of Music
Cees
Preducces
Mary Davis
Catherine Hughes
Cora Fellows
Maye Lawrence
Mary McLaughlin
Buenos Ayres
Dean C.M. Jacobs
Ohio Wesleyan Univerty
I Ee Association
Branch Rickey
Ohio Willis tax case argued before the Supreme Court
The state argues the Willis tax law is a franchise charge on corporate means of acquiring property and not a property tax. Opponents say it taxes stock and amounts to double taxation. Appellants include Southern Ginn Company and Canton firms against Secretary of State Laylin. The court reviews related cases on taxation of corporate shares and franchise duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Charles * Te Uplam
A. M. McCarthy
Canton
Southern Ginn Company
Lewis C. Laylin
Common Pleas Court
Franklin County
Upham
Cleveland Trust Company
Lander
National Bank
aiState
United States Supreme C Court
General Sheets
Willishaw
Warrington
Judge West
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Alfred Kelley
Scott
Squire
New Jersey
McCarthy
Robert Hosea
Cincinnati
Circuit Court
Hafer
Society Notes Highlight Summer Travel and Local Weddings
Miss Genevieve Lin In and Miss Aline Fredfi sail for Vienna to spend the summer. Married couples and families announce weddings and anniversaries including Miss Mary Thomson to Walter Babeey in College Hill, and Bertha Fechheimer to Rabbi A. J. Anspacher in Avondale. Birthdays, club dinners, and a quiet Brooklyn wedding also featured amid travel plans and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Lin
Aline Fredfi
Vienna
Austria
Mary B. Thomson
Peter G. Thomson
College Hill
Walter Babeey
Wyoming
Randall
Letter from Laura Howard on Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy
Laura Howard of Chicago writes thanking Mrs Pincham for the health boost from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She describes past suffering including pores dizziness nervousness and sleepless nights and says she has enjoyed better health for eight months. She criticizes doctors guessing with medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Howard
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
St Louis theater management reshuffle announced
Changes shift control of Havlin's Theater Grand Opera House and the Imperial in St Louis. John G Sheehy takes Grand Opera House duties, D E Russell moves to the Imperial from Chicago, while William Garen remains with Havlin's Theater. Window lithographs are scrapped to cut advertising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John Havlin
Havlin
Theater
Grand Opera House
The
Imperial
William Garen
Kiralfy Plans Big Spectacles for Music Hall Season
Bolossy Kiralfy of the Kiralfy Brothers, famed producers, may bring European stage marvels to Music Hall next season. He focuses on Europe with Queen Balkis noted for Paris Barnum & Bailey, along with Constantinople and The Orient among possible productions. Edmund Gerson, Kiralfy’s brother in law and business manager, has written for terms and dates and a formal engagement announcement may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolossy Kiralfy
Kiralfy
Music Hall
Europe
Queen Balkis
Paris
Constantinople
Outing Planned for Covington Pupils at Coney Island
Arrangements were completed for an outing on Thursday at Coney Island for about two hundred pupils from the First District School of Covington. The group will leave on the first beat and spend the day at the island with a late dinner at a clubhouse. The principal, teachers and children will be accompanied by chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
First District School
Covington
Real estate deals and building plans in the city
The report details transfers and mortgages including J. Walker Brewing Co acquiring the Hunt and Sycamore corner property for 7700 dollars and James McGrath selling on Sycamore and Hunt for 2400 dollars. It lists multiple lot sales, leases, and proposed constructions ranging from 6000 to 80000 dollars across several streets and subdivisions.
Reading Council votes on Millcreek Valley street railway franchise
The Reading village council discussed granting a five cent fare for Millcreek Valley Street Railway but residents opposed it. A special election will be called after the next meeting to let citizens vote on the franchise. Cars may run to Reading in ninety days if bridges and canal work proceed with county cooperation. An accountant A Emlinger was appointed to audit village books. Night owl service is being urged, with last cars at 11 45 p.m. from Fountain Square and 11 35 p.m. from Lockland. Residents of Carthage resist franchise efforts and vigilante groups form to block tracks on Springfield Pike Bridge, affecting Hartwell Wyoming and Glendale residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Millcreek
A. Emlinger
Millcreek Valley
Fountain Square
City
Lockland
Carthage
Ke Vv Railway
Springfield Pike
Hartwell
Gas Hall
Vilage Council
Hamilton and Glendale
County Commissioners
Nearbey
Wyoming
Glendale
WEDDING CALLED OFF AS GROOM FAILS TO APPEAR
Miss Ray Senior of Carthage and Kaufman Kuppel a Meyer Bros traveling salesman planned a Jewish Millcreek Valley wedding that never happened. Kuppel sent word parental objections prevented the marriage and ring disputes arose as Miss Senior travels to St Louis while her father considers a breach of promise suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ray Senior
Carthage
Kaufman Kuppel
Meyer Bros
Kuppel
Miss Senior
Hamilton
Kaufman
Millcreek Valley
Sénior
Squire's
St. Louis
Senior
7Tribune
Tenfold Brain Contest Promises 1490 Prizes Worth $34,000
An appeal invites readers to recruit nine friends to contribute brains and submit estimates to win in a contest offering 1490 prizes totaling 34000 dollars. The pitch emphasizes collective intelligence and a high chance of winning.
New suits filed in multiple civil actions and a divorce list
A list of court docket entries includes dissolutions and receivers for J S Berry Mfg Co, divorces for Peter and Alma Van Delft, Stephen Hayman claim, Alma and Howard Boone, and other civil actions. It also notes a dental school injunction suit and a rent claim, plus an alimony suit and a mortgage foreclosure. An Estimating Contest advert offers 1,490 prize chances across 14,900 opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Berry Mfg. Co
Peter van Delft
Olivia van Delft
M. C. Lykins
Alma Boone
Howard Boone
Wilson & Wilson
Stephen B. Hayman
Elizabeth Ll. Hayman
Executrix
Howard Douglass
George W. Harding
Frederick DeLisle
Mary DeLisle
Herman J. Witte
The
Cincinnati College of Dental Surgery
Chicago Post-Graduate College of Dental Surgery Co
Jones & James
Mamie B. McKvain
Joseph C. Thoms
D. F. Cash
Frank J. Dorger
Charles D. Macarthy
Anne Altmeier
Wm. F. Chambers
Los Angeles Art Leather Co
Johnson & Levy
Lillie Claus
Emil Claus
Albert T. Brown
First closing recital at Auditorium School of Music
The first of four closing recitals was held last night at the Auditorium School of Music. The piano violin elocutionary and vocal departments were represented with Miss Gertrude May Jones Miss Ethel Trager Miss Regina McKnight Messrs Co E Dieckmann and Paul E Thompson pianists Miss Gertrude Flach Miss Edwina Drukker Miss Lelia Rumsfelder actors Miss Sadie Brunner vocalist and Adolf Borjes violinist participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorium School of Music
Gertrude
May Jones
Ethel Trager
Regina McKnight
Messrs. Co
Passed Gravel Stone as Large as a Pea
Letter from Royersford Pennsylvania in 1902 praising Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney trouble. The writer claims immediate relief and passage of a pea sized gravel stone after using the product and notes further relief after a second bottle. Testimony from Dr. Morey and claims of a free sample offer accompany the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royersford
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Dr. Morey
Jesse
Butterfield
Morey
N. Y
Cincinnati Daily Commercial Tribune
Rev Jarvis Morgan May Be Buried in Potter's Field
Coroner and Cincinnati ministers face risk of a pauper's grave for evangelist Rev Jarvis Morgan found dead at the Dennison House. Efforts to locate heirs or a claimant continue as autopsy tests probe possible self harm with morphine tablets and degenerated heart and kidneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Allen
Jarvis L. Morgan
Dennison House
Potter's Field
Schwab
New York
M. E. Appleby
First Methodist
Valparaiso
Ind
Morgan
Cameron
Waco
Tex
Jarvis Morgan
Fred Raine
Appleby
Rev J L Morgan Leaves for Georgia Trip
Valparaiso Indiana June 17 The Rev J L Morgan who came from New York State in January to study at Valparaiso College left two weeks ago for a trip to Georgia and plans to return in October. He preached at local Methodist and Presbyterian churches and had fifteen years evangelistic work in New York City. He was to be ordained in August and join a Valparaiso district pastorate. He was engaged to Miss Edith Sigler of Wheeler Indiana in October. He is 38 with sisters in New Jersey and Texas. church members search for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Valparaiso
Ind
J. L. Morgan
New York State
Valparaiso College
New York City
Edith Sigler
Wheeler
New Jersey
Texas
Thoughtful Subscription Pitch for the Commercial Tribune
A dental-like sales prompt urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune. It invites readers to send in an estimate to get the matter off their minds. The text emphasizes peace of mind through subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Additional Rulings on Wills Corporation Tax Policy
Columbus Ohio June 17 Secretary of State Lewis C Laylin issued two rulings on the Wills corporation tax law. A six months provision applies to capital stock increases between November 1, 1901 and May 1, 1902 delaying tax until May 1902. Reductions before May 1 are taxed only on the post reduction amount. May reductions do not affect tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Lewis C. Laylin
Schwab Denies Buying Cramp Shipyard
Charles M. Schwab, president of United States Steel, told an Associated Press representative that there is no truth to the report he purchased the Cramp Shipyard in Cresson Pennsylvania on June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresson
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Associated Press
Ree
Cramp
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. W. Babcock, M.D
N. W. Cor
Sts. Cincingati
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Congressional Committee of Sixth District
Donelan and
Newport Schools
Park Avenue Hall
Republican Executive Committee
Kenton Realty Deals
Ohio Wesleyan
Cleveland College
Notes OF Society
York Cliff
Joseph T. Foster
Foster
Clifton
Marblehead
Conn
and —, Co
F. Goodspeed
Rutherford, J
Fred Peter
Walnut Hills
Bertha Fechheimer
H. Co. Féchheimer
Avondalle
A. J. Anspacher
Scranton
Emeline D. Taft
Wm. C. Hierman
Christ Ghaurdh
Grand Hotel
Miss Taft
Gypsie Port
Dr. Lang
Dr. Hulick
Dr. Manss
Fiornce Peale
Gus Mci
Brookville
Miss
H.O. Fry
Columbia Baptist Church
Oprah ‘Tuestel
Robert Pealet
McLeod W
Birthday Club
Lee H. Brooks
Mayme Reynolds
J. Barnhorn
St. Charles Borromeo Church
Kate Reynolds
W. Barnhorn
J. Reynolds
Amelia Wehmann
Frederic Cramer
Haus Und Herd
Albert Nast
Golder
Munz
South End Ladtee
By Golf Club
Wm. Garen
Coney
Sam Bernard
Weber and Fields Company
Florence Deutsch
Ferdinand Deutsch
Adelaide Cahn
Julius Cahn
Charles .Frohman
Mr. Vernon Hospital
Chester Park
Martin
Nicholas P. _ Smith
J. Walker "Brewing Company
Hunt and Sycamore Streets
Sycamore Street
Hunt Street
Ben J. Bilés
East Front Street
J. G Ellerhorst
M. Berman
Elm and
McFarland
Northside Bank
Hamilton Avenue
Balm Street
G. LaBoiteaux
Mt. H
Cc. Heitz
Cumminsville L. & B. Co
F. W. Schulte
Findlay
D. C. McDonald
Wm. C.fiedeldey
Cin. Sav
J. F. Spohrie
Atlas L. & B. Co
M. E. Gresting
W.H. Weber
St. B
Avondale L. & B. Co
Ellen Farrell
Cin, Law, Society
L. Co
Henry Wiggers
Wm. Littleford
J. C. Walker
Madge C. Blythe
Mary A. Brehm
Findlay Market
Anna W. Hay
Carrie W. Wilder
F. M. Tracy
Harriet. E. Martin
Julia Runck
C. McGrath
Cin. Sav. Society
Kaufman “Kuppel
Superior Court
James Farrell
Ellen J. Bechtold
Guicura
Rue de la Paix
Porter Dkve Sap
Charterhouse Sq
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