Armistice Rejected as Boers Hold Gold Mines
Boer forces under Kruger reportedly haul eight carloads of bar gold from the Barbeton mines valued at five million pounds as General Botha rejects a conditional armistice. British forces maneuver toward Hiddleburg while raiding and destroying bridges and stock. Baden-Powell reported arriving at Pretoria.
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London
Lord Roberts
Machadodorp
Louis Botha
Botha
Hiddleburg
Lydenburg
Lorenzo Marquez
Kruger
Steyn
Free State
War Office
Pretoria
Baden-Powell
Roberts Reports Successful Engagement on the Zand River
General Roberts dispatch from Pretoria dated June 16 says 800 Boers attacked on June 14 with three guns near the Zand River. Knox at Krroomstad pursued and drove them off. four Boers killed, one wounded, three prisoners. British losses include one officer killed and one wounded. ten other ranks wounded. Lieutenant Harrison later died of wounds. Captain Egerton Green is missing since June 11.
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London
Wagffirce
Roberts
Pretoria
Zand
Knox
Kroonstad
Harrison
New South Wales Lancers
Egerton Green
Commercial Wage
Kruger Reported In Feeble Condition In Cape Town
A Cape Town despatch reports President Kruger is in a feeble condition. The London note cites unverified reports from Cape Town about his health and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
London
Cape Town
Mrs Reitz Sails to Europe with Family
Lorenzo Marquez reports that Mrs. Reitz wife of the Transvaal Secretary sailed for Europe today accompanied by her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Marquez
Reitz
Transvaal
Europe
Cabinet Appointed in Cape Town Government
CAPE TOWN June 18 The new Cabinet has been officially announced with Sir J Gordon Sprigg as Premier and Treasurer J J Graham as Colonial Secretary Mr Rose Nesta Innes as Attorney General Smartt heading Public Works Sir Peter Faure Agriculture and Frost without portfolio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
J. Gordon Sprigg
J.J. Graham
Rose-Innes
Smartt
Department of Public Works
Peter Faure
Agriculture
Frost
Taylor in no danger extradition case ends in doubt
Governor Stone has received no requisitions from Kentucky officials for the extradition of ex Governor Taylor, a Republican National Convention delegate. He attended a banquet tonight and would not act in his absence if a request arrived. Officials deny any pressure from Taylor’s friends to block papers while Kentucky’s governor is in Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Stone
Beckham
Kentucky
Taylor
Executive Department
Pennsylvania
Negro Gardiner Placed in Dungeon After Jail Quarrel
Special despatch reports Gardiner the alleged Negro assailant and murderer creating a scene in the Chillicothe County Jail over dinner. He assaulted two prisoners when he believed he did not receive enough food, prompting Sheriff Swepston to intervene and place him in a dungeon until he becomes more tractable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Chillicothe
Commercial Tribune
National Republican Congressional Committee Opens HQ in Chicago
The National Republican Congressional Committee opened its headquarters today at the Auditorium Hotel in Chicago. Chairman J W Babcock of Wisconsin leads the effort with plans for J S Sherman of New York and Jesse Overstreet of Indiana joining soon to aid operations. H C Loudenslager of New York will stay in Washington as head of the committee.
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Chicago
National Republican Congressional Committee
Auditorium Hotel
J. W. Babcock
Wisconsin
J. S. Sherman
New York
Jesse Overstreet
Indiana
J. A. T. Hull
Iowa
H. C. Loudenslager
Newry
Washington
Italian Cabinet Quits Over Rules of Procedure
Rome June 18 The Italian Cabinet resigned after Premier Pelloux cited opposition obstruction on rules of procedure. The Chamber of Deputies adjourned pending formation of a new ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
General Pelloux
Senator Bacon's Mishap With Toadstools
In On, Georgia, June 18, Senator A. O. Bacon is ill from eating toadstools mistaken for mush. He, believing himself an expert, gathered quantities of the fungi in his fields after returning from Washington. Two physicians have tended him since the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Bacon
Washington
Union Traction employees discharged over vaccine refusal
In Anderson Indiana on June 18 the Union Traction Company mandated vaccination. Over three hundred complied while General Manager C L Henry discharged twenty three who refused. Managers of factories and department stores follow with similar orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Anderson
Ind
Union Traction Company
C. L. Henry
Lafayette man arrested in Marion on charge of detertion
Marion Indiana June 18 W H Magee a prominent Lafayette citizen was arrested on complaint of his wife charged with detertion Amanda Weaver a notable young society girl of this city is named as co respondent
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Commercial Tribune
Marion
Ind
W. H. Magee
Lafayette
Amanda Weaver
Delagoa Bay Railroad Decision Communicated
In BHRNE on June 18 the second ruling regarding the Delagoa Bay Railroad was formally conveyed to the parties most affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhrne
Delagoa Bay Railroad
Newport Race Day Longshot Triumphs and Closest Contests
The program features Lightfoot at 3 to 2 and Queen at 20 to 1 as the odds list for the day. In the third race Georgie wins from Foneda after a strong start and early lead, with Sim W. and Tragedy hampered on the backstretch. The fourth and other races see Jeannot and Annapolis. sixth race results show Ennomia and Eitholin disputing top spots, with Hageman weakening late. Scratches include Sister Kate, Ned, and Virgie O.
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Lightfoot
Queen
B. F
Prince of Monaco
Lightwood
Empress
Crescent Queen
Nancy Dobbins
Lynor Hell
Auchendrayne
Kate Maggie Young
S&s. F
Georgie
Vancamp
D.p.rodgers & Co
Foneda
Ransom
Lee Smitha
Sim W
Americ
Esses Ccees
E. McCord
May
A. Johnson
Hawthorne Press
Egies Hanaford
Dramburg
Ned
H. P. Headley
H. Wilson
S. K. Hughes
C.murphy
E.c.headley& Co
Jeannot
Parsons
Dousterswivel
B. G
Springbok
Imp
Annapolis
Violet Parsons
Dandy H
Lissak
Scandal
B. c
Russell
Ennomia
Eitholin
Hageman
Br. m
Blazes
Planetta
High Noon
Osmon
Elkin
Mizzoura
Virgie O
Juangta
Kentucky Republicans Call July 17 Convention In Louisville
The Republican State Central Committee of Kentucky votes to hold a state convention in Louisville on July 17 to nominate a candidate for governor for the 1900 November election. Delegates are apportioned by votes for McKinley in 1896. county committees to select delegates by July 14. campaign to stress free and fair elections with civil liberty unity.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Republican State Central Committee
Republican State Central Committee of
McKinley Club
William McKinley
Republican Party
Friends of Civil Liberty
Breathitt
Breckinridge
Butler
Picouh Ae
Caldwell
Coves
Calloway Martin Socresace
Campbell Mason
Carlisle
McCracken
Carroll McLean
Nicholas
Edmonson
Ohio
Elliott
Giaraed Saseaes
Pendleton
Powell
Gellatin Pulaski
Garrard
Robertson
Grant
Rockcastle Ee
Graves
Taylor
Harlan
AL Toam
Tee
Henderson
Trimble Henry
Union
Hickman
Waitom
Hopkins
WARE
Jefferson
Webster
Jessamine
Whitley
Johnson
Wolfe
Kenton
Woodford
Cc. M
Posse Continues On Duty In St Louis Strike
The St Louis street railway strike entered its quietest day as no settlement talks occurred and no trouble disrupted routes. Sheriff Pohlman proposed disbanding the 2,500 citizen posse, but officials decided not to disperse yet. The coroner's inquest yielded nothing notable.
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St. Louis
Pohlman
Posse Comitatus
Posse
Eight-Year-Old Scalp Trauma From Street Car
Walter Faelchle eight son of Chris Faelchle was scalped by a Columbus street car while hanging on a wagon tailgate near Mt. Vernon avenue. He swung off into the tracks and was struck dragged under the motor. The motorman could not drop the fender. The scalp was nearly torn from his head and physicians offer no hope of recovery.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Walter Faelchle
Chris Faelchle
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Married Into Another Union Stuns Chattanooga Society
Nell Dodson third daughter of Major E M Dodson elopes from her home to wed Henry De Bardeleben instead of Dr White. The ceremony, performed by Rev Father Gottwalles, stunned Chattanooga as Miss Dodson had already prepared for a June 20 wedding to Dr White.
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Commercial Tribune
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nell Dodson
E. M. Dodson
Dr. White
Cerulian Springs
Henry de Bardeleben
Miss Dodson
Trousseau
Father Gottwalles
Br. White
de Bardeleben
Republican National Editorial Association Elects Officers
The Republican National Editorial Association met in Philadelphia and elected officers: President John A. Sleicher of New York, Vice President P. J. G. King of Maryland, Secretary and Treasurer A. O. Bunnell of New York, with an executive committee including C. S. Francis L. M. Watson M. W. Poshing Adrian Posey and J. T. McPherson from several states.
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Philadelphia
Republican National Editorial Association
John A. Sleicher
New York
P. J.G. King
Maryland
A. O. Bunnell
C.S. Francis
L. M. Watson
M. W. Poshing
Indiana
Adrian Posey
Massachusetts
Major Edmunds Dies of Yellow Fever in Havana
Major Frank H. Edmunds of General Lee's staff dies in Havana from yellow fever. His wife, Mrs Edmunds, is reported much better. Quemados is quarantined against the barracks with no soldiers admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Frank H. Edmunds
Lee
Charles Parker Dies After Sawmill Injury in Findlay
In Findlay Ohio on June 18 Charles Parker aged 47 a lifelong resident died from injuries suffered the previous Thursday at his brother s sawmill. The incident occurred while he was working at the mill and his death was attributed to the accident.
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Commercial Tribune
Findlay
Charles Parker
Tombstones stolen and repurposed at Ft Meigs Cemetery
Charles Harsh and Adam Gekle report desecration at Ft Meigs Cemetery near Perrysburg Toledo. About three hundred tombstones removed and some used as paving blocks or corn crib foundations. Trustees deny knowledge and promise action with Grand Army inquiry planned tomorrow to identify the culprits.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Charles Harsh
Adam Gekle
Ft. Meigs
Grand Army
Perrysburg
William Crooks
Rudolph Zingg
Halsted Thornton
Famine relief funds rise as monsoon awaited
Lord Curzon reports a famine situation with heavy rains in Burma Bengal and Behar but weak monsoon on the west coast. No relief improvement expected until widespread rainfall. The relief total now stands at £5,920,000.
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London
India
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
Burma
Bengal
Behar
Goa
Chicago girls beat local team in Middlesboro game
A baseball game in Middlesboro Kentucky drew a large crowd when Mead Cottrell, intoxicated after the match, fired a pistol in a saloon crowd. He was shot seven times and named Ball the saloon owner as the shooter. Ball denies it. Earlier in Bell County two others were killed: Charles Pursifall killed an Italian farm hand and Tom Johnson killed Henry Button.
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Commercial Tribune
Middlesboro
Chicago
Mead Cottrell
Cottrell
Ball
Bell County
Pineville
Charles Pursifall
Buller
Martins Fork
Tom Johnson
Henry Button
Johnson
Button
Street Railway Officials Urged to Read Sunday Tribune
The Commercial Tribune calls attention to the Sunday June 24 issue for motormen gripmen and conductors on street railway lines, promising items of interest and importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Anglo-Saxon Mission Sermon in Columbus
Rev Dr Oldham of Broad Street Methodist Church preached on The Mission of the Anglo Saxon Race to a large Columbus audience. He predicted the race would dominate the world and cleanse corrupt nations while urging unity of England and America in religion and language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Oldham
Broad Street Methodist Church
England
America
D Appleton & Co Plans Reorganization and Cash Payment
The Reorganization Committee proposes unifying D Appleton & Co with Appleton Manufacturing and Johnson Encyclopedia assets into a new company. Total assets about 3.224 million with 1.347 million facilities. Creditors receive 25 percent in cash and 75 percent in six per cent mortgage notes. Preferred obligations are paid in full. Wages royalties and similar claims also settled. W. H. Appleton likely to be president of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
D. Appleton & Co
Appleton Manufacturing Company
A. J. Johnson Company
Corporation of D. Appleton & Co
D. Appleton& Co
W. H. Appleton
Rae
Wheeling Falls as Dayton Clinches Eighth In League
In the Interstate League action, Dayton secured a decisive win to maintain their hold on the eighth spot, while Wheeling suffered a defeat that dents their playoff hopes. Dayton dominated, pushing ahead early and never relinquishing the lead.
Chief Samory Dies in Exile at Libreville
Paris dispatch reports Chief Samory, long a major opponent of France in West Africa, died in Libreville where he was taken after his 1898 capture by a French expedition.
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Chief Samory
Paris
Congo
Samory
West Africa
Libreville
Real Estate Transactions Include Numerous Parcel Transfers
A long list details mortgages and quitclaims in Sycamore and Columbia Townships, Norwood and Vernon village, including Henry Wahking transfers, Katherine Nitzel quitclaims, and multiple lots on Ross Avenue and surrounding streets. Also notes leases for Eden Park and Hyde Park properties and rail line land transfers in Section 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Drees
Quisopene B.A. Co
Freeman Avenue
Henry
A. Buxton
Sycamore Township
John ©. Whittman
Margaret. Cwhittman
C. E. Williams
Lena Schwager
Bertha Miller
Columbia
Township
Elijah J. Russell
Peete, Clark
Mound
Net Avenue
Nesenedecman Peetesecasces Schneider
Herry Watkin
John Price
Longworth Street
Race Street
Herrman Berg
Arthur Stephenson
Clark Street
Linn
Bay- Miller Streets
Grace Hock
John Cordes
Columbia Township
Calesta E. Ackley
Wm. G. Humphrey
Mooney Avenue
Hyde Park
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern Railway Company
Texas B. A
Herman Kruse
Frederick Kruse
George F
Philomena Kroger
Wm. E. Kroger
Pike Street
Th Street
Baum Street
Ewing
Second Street
Sycamore Street
Third Street
Katherine Nitzel
Frank Kalkbrenner
Ross Avenue
Henry Kalkbrenner
Kate Apking
Rosh Avenue
Margaret Doehler
Frogs -Avenueg
Wm. Kalkbrenner
Rooss Avenue
McMicken Ave
Eddies
Thomas
Sophia Williams
Wm. T. Williams
Langland & Thom- Gord
MUD Vimion
C Og
Edward Mills
Susanna R. Walsh
Mary A. Sibley
Samuel Castner, Jr
Eden Park
Gilbert Avenue
Fountain Square Theater Company
Richard Macke
Walnut Street
Stine Seorag
NiCad
Od Retenotes
Oil City and coastal market notes June 18
Oil City reports credit balances 123 with no bid for certificates. Shipments 304,091 barrels. runs 205,107 barrels. averages 94,625 and 87,186 barrels. Savannah shows spirits turpentine firm at 43 percent. rosin firm. Charleston notes turpentine nominal. rosin quiet. Wilmington markets steady: spirits turpentine 42 1/2 to 43 cents. rosin 10 dollars. crude turpentine 160 to 2. tar 140 dollars.
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Oil City
Savannah
C. Rosin
Charleston
New Orleans Cotton Market Steady With Modest Sales
New Orleans reports a quiet steady cotton market with 100 bales sold. Prices range from low middling to good middling around 8 3/4 to 9 1/2 cents for various grades as July futures hover near 9 cents. In New York futures closed steady with spot at middling uplands 9 16 cents and Gulf 9 6-16 cents.
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Orledans
New York
Market Quiet With Mixed Demand Across Cotton Goods
New York report notes no material change across departments. Fancy prints steady with moderate fall demand. other cotton goods slow with demand meeting prior prices. Print cloths inactive. Woolen division dull for men's wear and dress fabrics. Prices irregular.
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New York
Wool market unchanged and Populists split in Michigan
The wool market is described as unchanged with prices for medium grades. In Jackson Michigan Chairman Pruitt calls a Populist State Convention for August 15 to nominate an Electoral ticket and announces a full split from the Butler Weaver Allen fusion party while pledging a middle of the road stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Jackson
Mich
Pruitt
Butler-Weaver-Allen Fusion
Body of Edward Hunter Brought Home After Drowning
Edward Hunter age 19% drowned in Mad River while bathing in Dayton Ohio. An uncle attempted a rescue and barely escaped with help from others. Hunter worked as a clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Muncie
Ind
Edward Hunter
Dayton
Mad River
Hunter
Pocahontas Route Trains and Depot Service Summary
Partial OCR text describes the Cin. Ports. and Via Railway depot on Court Street near Broadway and lists train schedules for the Pocahontas Route with arrivals and connections to Roanoke Norfolk Lynchburg Petersburg Richmond Portsmouth Ironton Huntington Parkersburg Wheeling and Pittsburgh. Ticket office at Fourth and streets. Arrive times noted.
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Dts
Third Central Avenue
Wash
New York
F. F. V. Limited
Rich
Old Point Co
Vamfort & C
Norfolk F. F. V. Limited
MONON
Lynchburg
Danville
Qreeensboro
Petersburg
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Vial
Lake Erie & Western
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
Louisville -Rys
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Streets
Eorth and
Vine Streets
Wieder Oo i
Morrow
Lancaster
Zanesville
Columbus
Pitt
Richmond
Osborne
Urbana
Mar
Xenta
Mansfield
Galion
Ashland
Akron
Youngstown
Corry
Jamestown
Lakewood
Chautauqua Lake
Doug Easy
Logansport
Pacific Express
Pittsboro
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Yellow Springs
Spring
Chicago
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Jack Gomvits
Knoxville
Asheville
Savannah
Jacksonville
War Points
Lexington
Boston
Buffalo
Marion
Akraeron
James
Cleveland
Kelleville
Binghamton
Waverly
Loveland
Camp Dennison
Syreeseees
Milford
Int
S. E. Cor
Fourth and Vine Sts
Central Union Station
Scott St
Covington
Hitler
Lovelard
Tian
Grand Rapids
Indianary
Eiuicathes
Athens
Par
Michigan
Loree Washinton
Bal
Northland Express
Petoskey
Harbor
Springs
Mackinac Island
Beoene Wenah Erat
MTISK
Vattiey
Pratimore
Phila
Faevias
York
Royal Blue
Reens
Chilacothe
Pakersb’y
Zanésy
Wheeling
Wilmington
Queen & Crescent Rolte
Central Union Depot
Fourth and Streets
Cincin
Floxhida
Solié
New Orleans
Birmingham
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Texas
Mexico
I Columbus
Zanesvile
New
Ark
Parkersburg
Lovel
Blanchester
Billsboro
Greens
Chillicothe
Hillsboro
Nooga
Selma
Mobile
Greenfield
Hert Cney Sce
Enna Voce
Erlanger
Wondattle
Norwood
East Norwood
Madetra
Walton
Williamstown
Blanchet
McLean Avenue
McTecan Avenue
Ankfort & Cincinnatt Pathway
Central T’union Depot
Frankfort
Georgetown
T. R. Newton
Fifth and Paymiller Sts
Mitchell
Land
Consol
Mton Place
Brighton
Stockyards
Winton Place
Teesereane
Issippi
Teaver
Royal Blue Limited
Royal Blue Flyer
Evansville
Cairo
Henderson
Socwecreesetecer
St. Louis
Pointe West
N. Toursville
Louisville
North Vernon
Ian Memphis
Tronteville
San Fran
Pearl and Ey
Central Union
BE. Cor
Fifth and Vine
Teave
Loutaville Express
Loutrville
Louts
Nash
Mont
Mob
New Or
Jackso
Tampa
Florida
Green
Memph
Nashville
Lenie
Louis
Bowl
Buff
Memphis
South Yea
Pearl and Butler
Kentucky Central Division
Throneh
Fourth Street
Texineton
Texineton Mail
Lesinaton
Fam
Ge Paris
Windher
Mic ‘Frank
Versaiiles
Trancaster
Stanford
Bristol
Winchester
Liv
Jet
Iaalesheare
Gap
Falmouth
Butler
Texington
Jackson Smith
Chamber of Commerce
H. & D. Railway
Chamber of Building
UIS Railw
Cor
Fourth and Vine
Delta Avenue
Sixth Street
West ST
Northe
Fifth St
New Yes An Ingfield
Michledo Ani
Detroit Mail
Springfield
Ston Lim
Lumbua
Detroit
Middletown
Southwestern Limited
Dayton
Us &Yton
Lima
Conneter
Sharon
Jcincinnati and
Sandusky
Indianapolis Express
Peoria
West
Express
Wees
White City
Ichicago
ST. 'Uis
Terre Haute
Vandalia
Aeee
PEO
Connersville
Harrison An Wes
Kassas Cragerstown
Newness
Kansas City
Hamilton
Dale Accommodations
Felicity
Hamersville
Lebanon Mail and Express
Lebanon Accommodion
Montgomery Accomm Tion
Montgomery
Illinois Central
Vine Railroad
City
Grand Central Station
Paducah and
Fulton
Montcomeri
Montgomery and
Way Points
Ae Ga Heen
Court Street
Broadway
Pocahontas
Virginia
Carolina
Roanoke
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Mail
Ironton
Kenova Wixpress
Vesvesse
Qohto Valley
Lin
Ppt
Lane
Pearl and Butterfly
Ohio Valley Express
Irenton
Huntington
Gallipol Baer
W. Va
Pittsbore
N. & Cor
Fourth Ani
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Cov. Stone
National Republican Congressional Committee At Work
Rome
Eien
Senator Bacon
Delagoa Bay
Newport Racing Summary
S. F
Talbot Bros
Michaels W
Trebor
Joplin & Grundy
Osman
Arthur
Britton
J. A. Maxwell
Newport
Queen City Jockey Club
Jake Hultman
Kaftan
C.murp NY
Peter Duryea
K. Winkfield
F. Gering
Edna Gerry
Ate Ransom E. Hanrahan
Sprung
Cf Necenesensus F
Sadie Burnam
Harshberger
Settle & Co
Sais Eve Ieee
Ballan Tyne
O* c Ha i
Duryea
Edna
Sadie Brigazee
Sadie Barnam
Gray Dawn
Polly Bixby
Sarilia
Ee F. Ind
Emp's Lightfoot
Nancy) Dobbins
Michaels
Barnes
Lynch -Desha & Co
Britton A. P. Gooding
T - O. Lewis Lee Smitha
Odier
J. D. Smith
Aker Seereeeeees
W. F. Schulte
Weieie
Atone
Land Ho
Pella BR
Little Billy
Aberegate
Tener
Mark Hanna
Lauterne (A
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Post
J. Hicks
McChesney & Oots
Aeeee Een Ewee Ea Renz
Kitley
Terete Eteeteee
John Call
Lynch
Eweeee
Dillard Hill
F. A. Pope
Roby
D. V. Grace & Co
Aker
C. V. Fant
Geo. W
Mason
Gorman &Neal
Drogheda
Wenwnee
Bonnie Lissak
School For Sc’dal
Lady Bramble
Ollie Belle
Seeee
Claude Walton
Irving Mayor
Gladys B
Tee Gre Wees
Joe Vail
Post Mason Seeee
Gus Straus
Nweneee Ray
Michaelseesewe
W. S. Barnes
A. P. Gooding
P. Norton
Mooney Sharp
Garnett Seeeenewenne
R. Nugent
FT. Meigs Cemetery
Columbus, O
Interstate League
W. L. Pe
Wheeling Bonee
Newcastle
Mansfield Ateee
Ft. Wayne
Columbus Oonee
Toledo Aed
R.H.E. Dayton
Mansfield Etree
Crowe
Hess
Ree
Parthee and Boyd
Thomas and Williams
Colgan
Jennie
William Brose
Lincoln
Nak
Ciivgnini
Weanut Malls
Payal
M. Williams
Mme Dames
William and Margaretha L. Harms
Bremen Street
B. Co
Theophilus
Mary E. Frantz
Cincinnatus L
Clement
Ann Grote
Carthage
John
Dora Cordes
Norwood B
Herry
Cecilia Hoerst
Maria E. Prue
Ter John
Mina F. Widmer
Mary I
Pegmg Idvieves
Pete Reces
Sarah B. Hay
Madtwaret Lélfey
George Kleeman
Nicholas Ruebel
Jennie Brose
Lincoln B. A
Kate M. Williams
Vies
Debold
Emmeline L. White
Matthew Askew
Catherine Gamble
Barbara Blank
Frederick C. Hock
Robert M. Kuerze
George Bieler
Mary J
Brighton Hall B
Vnp Redtes Ac
Doe
Wetscits
Chaehbie Bmee
Bean
Iid Vebundiesiresassohn
George E
Umty
Chicago Division
Cleves
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Chesapeake
Ntral Union Depot
Central
Avesini
S. W. Cor
Fifth and
Walnut
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
Cincinnati Northern
Cincinnati & Jackson
Vine Street
Certe
Day Express
Greenville
van Wert
Bryan
Rattle Creek
Georgetown & Ports
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