Kansas Advances Wheat and Corn Demand Surges
Chicago June 18 Wheat advances on reports of Kansas damage to winter crop and Gulf weather. September wheat up to 94 1/2 cents, corn firm at 58 cents, oats higher with July delivery in demand. Provisions slight gains. receipts and world supply factors cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Minnesota
Dakotas
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool
Illinois
Shorts
Indiana
Iowa
Wheat and grain prices and receipts from multiple markets
Market reports from Wensas City St Louis Minneapolis Milwaukee Baltimore Toledo and New York note receipts and shipments of wheat corn oats and flour with prices for grains and by products. Cotton ties hemp timber and meat prices are listed with varying steadiness.
Ohio Supreme Court advances Wrede case on Atkin liquor law
The Ohio Supreme Court moves Bernard Wrede v Richardson up from Hamilton County on the Atkin liquor tax law issue. The court overruled a petition in error in Henry White's case, and White faces execution by electric chair unless pardoned or Governor intercedes. Other rulings affirmed or reversed various county cases, with many judgments affirmed in Franklin, Cuyahoga, Hancock, Lucas, and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Outlook
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Bernard Wrede
Richardson
Hamilton County
Atkin
Henry White
Pardon Board
White
Warren County
Franklin
Supreme Court
Franklin County
New York Lodge of Masons
Rufus N. Weaver
Ohio
Cernaug
City of Livn
Ayers Asphalt Paving Company
Henry Muhlhauser
Frank C. Wagner
Charles C. Richardson
George W. Harris
C., H. & D. Railway Company
M. E. Murphy
W. C. Shepherd
State of
Circuit Court
Market prices of mining stocks listed in New York
New York market report lists prices for Adams Con to Standard with values like Adams Con .10 Alice 3.12 Brunswick Con off ered .70 Comstock Tunnel .26 Con Cal and Va .60 Horn Silver 1.50 Iron Silver 2.3% Leadville Con .08 Little Chief .06 Ontario 3.25 Ophir 1.75 Potosi .11 Savage .52 Sierra Nevada .31 Small Hopes .30 Standard 2.20.
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New York
Adams Con
Alice
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con
Cal
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Shipments Across Markets
Savannah reports turpentine at 7 cents with 1 334 barrels sold and 1 679 received while rosin sales reach 1 941 barrels against 3 960 received and stock noted. Charleston shows no activity. Toledo notes Lima grades at 89 cents. Wilmington reports spirits turpentine steady at 56 cents and rosin quiet with tar at 2 50. Oil City lists balances, runs, and shipments as a summary of crude and revenue metrics.
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Savannah
Charleston
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Wilmington
Oil City
Cincinnati Tobacco Market Quietly Sells Week
The Cincinnati market saw light activity with under ten hhds offered across three warehouses. Globe sold 37 hhds with prices from 8.60 to 18.75 in multiple ranges, Farmers and Shippers sold 33 hhds with new and old lots from 7.20 to 16.25, Bodmann offered 11 hhds from 7.70 to 11.25.
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Cincinnati
Globe
Bodmann
New York Trade Shows Strength in Cotton Goods Market
Cables from China report improved price goods trade. Heavy cottons remain very strong. Day's trade is steady with firm prices and an advancing tendency noted in many directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
China
Louisville Tobacco Market Report Sees Stable Prices
Louisville tobacco buyers report on June 18 with 27 lots offered from Pickett Warehouse including 12 Burley and 15 dark. Dark prices ranged 3.80 to 5.60 and leaf 6.40 to 8.20. Kentucky Warehouse sold 10 hhds all Burley at 9 to 11.75. No rejections, market firm and unchanged. Total offerings across warehouses: Burley 25 hhds and dark 97 hhds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Pickett
Kentucky
Burley
Hart in wreck of Big Four train
Big Four Passenger Train No 19 derailed on a misaligned switch in Columbus Ohio. Engineer William T Smith stayed at his post while fireman Joe Mahaffey was fatally injured. Officials suspect tampering or careless opening of the switch and the wreck halted service for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William T. Smith
Joe Mahaffey
Twentieth Century Limited
New York
Elizabeth Lowry
J. G. Creegan
H. L. Reed
Mansfield
Hyndman
West 144Th Street
Lake Shore Limited
Lake Erie Limited
Open switch blamed on boys in Columbus wreck
Officials of the New York Central Railroad report from Columbus that an open switch which wrecked the Big Four Express No 19 at North Columbus was reportedly thrown by a gang of boys. The Big Four Superintendent says another train passed twenty minutes earlier and the engineer saw a crowd of boys near the switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Big Four
New York Central Lines
New York
New York Central Railroad
North Columbus
Passengers Bruised In Wreck at Danbury
The Pittsfield Express on the New York New Haven Hartford line collided head on with a locomotive in Danbury Connecticut. Many passengers were thrown from their seats and bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Danbury, Conn
Pittsfield Express
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Cincinnatians Pass Examination Admits 86 to Practice Pharmacy
Ohio State Board of Pharmacy grants licensure to 86 of 157 examinees on June 18 in Columbus. The list includes George K. Stewart of Hast Liverpool Eva A. Chilcote Edgerton Edw C. Bickse Steubenville Guy C. Mercer Barnesville J A Ebert Elyria Frank R. Crook Lisbon Edgar L. Ewing Eaton ton John T. Tarbeck Covington Ky George O Widing Newport Ky A A Fickes Shelby Ralph F. Hale Bellevue Edgar B. Rawlings Bellefontaine Charles H. Miller Trautman Schoenberger Winifred Mikesell Henry C Keve Dayton Frank Kelley John Regus Asher Miller Harry Lenther Harry Cunningham Alfred E Tilly Rauchfuss Jr Rosina Schoenfeld George E. Smith John G. Schmitt Matthew Mangold William C. Haefner Clara Keller Loretta Keller Louis Graf Henry A. Woestman Cincinnati Charles M. Van Fleet Portsmouth George Thatcher Youngstown R C Benedum Dennison George J. Dillhoff St Bernard Harry B. Sanders Lockland Hugo J. Brune Hamilton George T. Broadhurst Salem Harry Schellhaas East erpool Earl Putt Youngstown Paul R. Sanders Chagrin Falls Walter Altland Canton Frederick Sells Mt Vernon Frank Sleight Oakley Ernest Wichterman Clarington Claude Furney Kenton W Bert Corder Marietta Charles Hiselm Mason William Davis Fremont Floyd Crider Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Outlook
Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Pharmacy
George K. Stewart
Hast Liverpool
Eva A. Chilcote
Edgerton
Edw. C. Bickse
Steubenville
Guy C. Mercer
Barnes
Cincinnati
Charles M. van Fleet
Portsmouth
George E. Thatcher
Youngstown
R. C. Benedum
Dennison
George J. Dillhoff
St. Bernard
Harry B. Sanders
Lockland
Hugo J. Brune
Hamilton
George T. Broadhurst
Salem
Harry Schellhaas
John C. Carnahan
Easterpool
Earl B. Putt
Paul R
Mrs Potter Palmer Denies Engagement Report
London June 18 Mrs Potter Palmer rejects rumors of an engagement to the Earl of Munster saying she does not know him and is annoyed by the unauthorized report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl of Munster
Minnesota launch disaster toll rises after bodies found
The Navy reports ten recovered victims from the Minnesota launch tragedy with Midshipman Murfin still missing. Bodies identified include Holden, Dodson, Plumber, Conn, Ulrich, Van Dorn, and others. tug with tow theory deemed untenable as no tugs departed Hampton Roads that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Brownson
Navy Department
Emory
Hampton Roads
Minnesota
Belden
Herbert L. Holden
Robert H. Dodson
Iowa
F. R. Plumber
Coa
Jesse Conn
Henry C. Murfin, Jr
Jackson, C
Walter Ulrich
Milwaukee
Harry L. van Dorn
West Cedar Rapids
Midshipmen
Field
Stevenson
Holcomb
Westphal
Tug Men on the Stand
Norfolk, June 18. Investigation by local Steamship Inspectors Tapley and Bray into the sinking of the Minnesota's launch yielded no new facts. All witnesses were crew members of the tug Cris field and Car Float No. 10 and said they had no knowledge of any collision that could have caused the loss of the launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhler
Norfolk
Minnesota
Metcalf
Hampton Toads
Tapley and Bray
Crisfield
New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad
Obituary notices from Butler County and beyond
Obituaries report the death of Mrs. Sarah Gruver at 86 in Peastown Butler County with survivors including her daughter Mrs. Paul J. Sorg and several grandchildren. Other obituaries note GEORGE HUSSEY EARLE of Philadelphia 84 once friend to Lincoln and abolitionist leader. JOHN PIERSON TITCOMB Texas Navy officer. FRANK T. WHITE New York banker with Cincinnati ties. and LEVI CANTRILL 108 in Wise County Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Gruver
Paul J. Sorg
Peasttown
Butler County
P. J. Sorg
Emma Gruver
Martha Burkey
Jonathan Gruver
William Gruver
Middletown
Fred Goldsmith
Hamilton
Oliver Grover
Chicago
Perry R. Smith
George Hussey Earle
Philadelphia
Earle
Abraham Lincoln
Fremont
One Hundred
John Pierson Titcomb
Texas Navy
Denver
Col
Mr. Titcomb
Salem
N. H
Frank T. White
New York
M. M. White
Fourth National Bank of
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
White
Indiana
Earlham College
Richmond
Levi Cantrill
Wise County
Mill Creek
Kentucky
Cincinnatian Entertains Guests at Neil House Lunch
A noon luncheon at the Neil House hosted by Cincinnati resident Calvin Vos celebrated his successful bar examination. The guest list included Samuel J. Flickinger Columbus W A Eldredge New York Frank R Gusweisler Arthur M Spiegel Fred J Luenkeler 97 Cincinnati Ralph A Argabright Hamilton and J R Gilliland Portsmouth Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Neil House
Calvin Vos
Cincinnati
Samuel J. Flickinger
W. A. Eldredge
New York
Frank R. Gusweisler
Arthur M. Spiegel
Fred J. Luenkeler
Ralph A. Argabright
Hamilton
J. R. Gilliland
Portsmouth
Homeopaths Name Ohioan To Institute Membership
The American Institute of Homeopathy adopted an amendment restricting eligibility to members who can join the State Society where they reside. Nominees for officers to be elected tomorrow include President Dr. R. S. Copeland, Secretary Dr. Frank Kraft, and Treasurer Dr. Franklin T. Smith, with Oklahoma City and Hot Springs, Ark., backing the 1908 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Norfolk
American Institute of Homeopathy
Institute
State Society
R. S. Copeland
Ann Arbor
Mich
Frank Kraft
Cleveland
Franlin T. Smith
New York
Oklahoma City
Hot Springs
Ark
Real estate transfers and mortgages in local area
Real estate transfers list numerous parcel deeds, lot numbers, and owner names including Gentrup, Waechter, Murdock, Kinney, Donohue, and Merrie with various lot sizes and street references. Mortgages filed and canceled cover properties on Auburn Avenue, Purcell Avenue, and adjacent blocks along Hamilton Pike and East Side streets.
River Departures and River Level Updates in Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 39 feet 8 inches and falling. Departures from Cincinnati included The Virginia for Pittsburg and The Courier for Maysville. arrivals and upcoming sailings featured The H. M. Stanley from Charleston and City of Louisville from Louisville. The Sunshine excursion steamer will operate tours along the Ohio under Captain Jesse Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnat
Virginia
Pittsburg
Tacoma
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Lizzie Bay
Madison
City of
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cket H. M. Stanley
Main Street
Lee Line
Lee
Broadway
Memphis
Louisville
Sunshine
Jesse Irwin
Crescent
Jim Wood
Ohio Incorporations Reported From Columbus Today
The Ohio incorporation list includes The Leetonia Brewing Company Leetonia with 50000 shares led by Siegle Schrom Hughes Widmayer and Degnan. Others: Blum Realty Dayton 30000. Browning Foundry Ravenna 150000. Susquemac Distilling Cincinnati 790000. List Publishing Springfield 2500. Canton Canning Canton 10000. Sterling Mutual Aid Cincinnati. Cleveland Akron Bay Company capital cut. Stanton & Balmert Portsmouth renamed M Stanton Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Leetonia Brewing Company
Leetonia
Louis F. Siegle
Simon Schrom
Michael Hughes
George J. Widmayer
James Degnan
Blum Realty Company
Dayton
Joseph E. Bimm
Henry H. Bimm
Mary D. Bimm
Harry F. Bimm
Sarah A. Bimm
Bell@R. Bimm
Browning Foundry Company
Ravenna
W.S. Krake
W. H. Marsh
E. R. Taylor
George H. Robinson
Robert J. Hawkins
Susquemac Distilling Company
Cincinnati
Harry M. Levy
David I. Johnson
Edward P. Mundy
Rufus B. Smith
Simeon M. Johnson
The
List Publishing Company
Springfield
Edward Morrison
Joe Tell
J. T. Buffington
Cleveland-Akron Bay Company
J. H. McBride
G. E. Kopplin
Stanton & Balmert Company
Portsmouth
Indictments for Elkins Rebates Against Rail Firm
A U S jury returned indictments for alleged Elkins anti rebate law violations against the Central Vermont Railway Company. The shipper named is the Woolsonpice Company of Toledo, linked to prior cases, for coffee shipments between New York and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Elkins
United States
Central Vermont Railway Company
Woolsonpice Company
Toledo
Detroit
Foraker Heads to Ohio to Defend Negro Troops
Senator Foraker departed Washington for Ohio. He will speak at Wilberforce University next Thursday, reviewing Senate Military Affairs Committee testimony on Brownsville and defending the Twenty-fifth Infantry’s black troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Wilberforce University
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Brownsville
Twenty-fifth Infantry
New Suits Filed In Cincinnati Superior Court
A list of civil cases filed in the Superior Court includes Otto Henn vs Dena Henn for divorce No 187352 Katherine Bartsch vs Oscar Bartsch for divorce No 137353 The Fleischmann Co vs V J Fagin et al for sale of leasehold estate No 137354 The Bankers Money Order Association vs Frnider appeal from Squire Dumont No 187355 The Bankers Money Order Association vs Frank Snider appeal from Squire No 137356 William T Peyton et al vs Mattie E Whitlow et al to set aside conveyance of real estate No 137357 The Jewelry Art Publishing Co Creutz Plating Co appeal from Squire oom No 137358 Emma Larkin vs Thomas Larkin for divorce No 137359 Marie Gillespie vs Evangeline Paslick et al to set aside will No 187360 Sam Friedman vs I Ginsburg appeal from Squire Bloom No 137361 Johanna Meyer vs Bernard H Meyer for alimony No 137362 A B Luckey et al vs City of Cincinnati for injunction No 53 298 E T Stanfield vs Aaron T Vail for 504 on account No 53 299
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Otto Henn
Dena Henn
B. al
Katherine Bartsch
Oscar Bartsch
Colon Schott
the Fleischmann Co
Emma Larkin
Thomas Larkin
John W. Cowell
Marie Gillespie
Evangeline Paslick
Henry Paslick
Horstmann & Horstmann
Sam Friedman
I. Ginsburg
Squire Bloom
Johanna Meyer
Bernard H. Meyer
Q. K. Jones
Superior Court
Notice to Nonresident Defendants in Ohio Suit
Merchants National Bank of Richmond filed a case in Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas against John G. France and Daisie W. France and others. The petition seeks $10,082.98 plus interest from 1899 and faces legal action regarding James Stark Wayne estate. Defendants must answer by May 18 or July 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. France
Daisie W. France
Richmond
Virginia
Merchants National Bank of
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Ohio
Frank G. Curry
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Cincinnati
James Stark’ Wayne
James Stark Wayne
Law and Equity
State of Virginia
Gloiisit
Daisie W. Nee
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company of
Daisie W
France
James Starkayne
Téaires
Redeer Merchants National Bank OF
Ichmond
Herman P. Goebel
Mercantile Library Bldg
Sealed Proposals Sought for Browns Island Dam Project
U S Engineer Office Cincinnati issues call for sealed proposals to construct a concrete dam at Browns Island on the Ohio River. Proposals accepted until 2 p.m. July 18, 1907, and will be publicly opened. Information from Lt Col T Rossell Engrg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Engineer
Cincinnati
Browns Island
Ohio River
T. Rossell
Engrg
Keystone State Leaves for Pomeroy and Cincinnati
The Keystone State departs from the wharfboat foot of Broadway on Thursday June 20 at 5 p.m. EB. R. Mauck, agent, No 204 Public Landing, phone 118. The Queen City follows Saturday June 22 for Pittsburg Wheeling and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Local steamers announce daily departures from Main Street
H. M. Stanley for Pittsburg Wheeling and Pomeroy leaves the foot of Main st today at 5 p.m. Greene Line Steamer Courier for Maysville and intermediate points departs at 11 p.m. except Saturday from foot Main st. For Louisville and intermediate points and Lower Ohio boats leave foot Main Street daily at 6 p.m. Kentucky River freight received daily. Tel. M 1457 Main 1457 M 1897 are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Pomeroy
Maysville
Louisville
H. M. Stanley
Pittsburg
Wheeling and
Pomeroy
Main St
Greene Line
Courier
Ohio
Kentucky
LEE LINE STEAMERS Fare Memphis to Louisville and more
Lee Line Steamers announce fare packages including meals and berth for Memphis to Louisville and other ports. Peters Lee sails from the wharf at Broad Street on Wednesday June 19 at 5 p.m. offering fast freight service to Lower Ohio Memphis Icksburg Pine Bluff and intermediate points. Freight received daily. Georgia follows June 2%. Office 24 Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Louisville, Inc
Peters Lee
Broadway
Lower
Ohio
Memphis
Icksburg
Pine Bluff
Way
Georgia
Front
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Oklahoma
Grain and Provisions
Wensas City
ST. Louis
East Track
Special Dispatch
Baltimore
Sayway Oates
Adavaton
Northern
B. Mills Petroleum Firm
Atkin Liquor Law Gaoe WS Advanged
Calvin Vanniman
Loftus W. Linton
Greene County
City of Akron
Matthew Harry
Summit County
Common Pleas
Norwalk
Tuttule
O. S
F. P. Rusher Lumber Company
George W. Troxel
Henry Crimpse
Henry Leopold Furniture Company
Cuyahoga County
Albert J. Thoman
Walter S. Bowler
Hancock County
Nelson A. Sims
Katherine Murphy
Margaret Murphy
William T. Holzback
Malome Stone Company
Frank N. McKinley
Eva McKinley
Lucas County
B. & O. Railroad Company
William Shhulz
New England Lodge No. 4
A. M
Rufus M. Weaver
Robert V. French
Ann Arbor Railroad Company
Thomas X. Jones
Plano Manufacturing Company
Richard Clark
William T. Marquand
Coshocton County
Bloomfield Mining Company
J. W. Barry
Morrow County
NEW York Mining
Louisville Tobacco
Hart
Mrs. Palmer
Holden
Portage, Wis
Iideet
New York City
E. F. Dodson
Cincinnatian
Margaret A. M. Gentrup
Renee A
Carl Lot
Blair & Od
M. Dods
Roden, Neyer
Charles
Lillie R. Waechter
Everett “Wyvick
Hinman
William J Dailman
John’ J. Kuszier
Euclid Land Association
F. Kieneman
Lotte
Elsmere
L. Co
Lottie Nines
W. Sibley
Terrace
Louie M. Sloan
Bosinger & Hopkins
Kate Staab
Louise “Staab
William Holle
Agate
Thomas French
Spaapea
Hamilton Pike
Hugh Merrie
Caroline B. Donohue
Auburn Avenue
Agnes A. Ciliey
William A. Leach
Griffin T. Miller
Auburn
BAMEC
Purcell Ave
John G. Murdock
Ida Meyer
L. Bateman
Thomas H. Smith
Joseph Huber
York Street
Walter
Mendenhall
Adelaide C
Kley Park
Davis
Coriena
Ash
F. Cary
Lanson M. Cooper
Francis B. McMoritz
B. Philipp
William P. Rogers
Joseph Neyer
Lloyd
Mary A. L. Ampt
Jacob ‘Weber
Kate C. Busch
Jessie D. Robinson
Nue
Bassett Road
Elberon Land Co
Herman Rust
Gustav Brusius
Western Avenue
Hyde Park
Mead
Wil- Charles
Frank H. Kinney
Edward B. Stukenberg
John Bates
Harvey Avenue
Vine Street
Rose
Oakley Park Co
Terry
Booth
Cortenne C. Woon
Ootmo Log
Cone Hill
Cereneess
Vaneesha
Mary Fass
Board of Education
Theresa Vienhage
Same
Dowell
Woodburn Avenue
Baymiller
Mary B. Braunstein
Joseph Vitt
Covington
Catherine Howe
Harvey Meyers
Ohio Avenue
Latonia
Herbert
Olive Jackson
G. H
Anna Drachmann
Park Street
Ludlow Seeege
Newport
Andrew Keppler
Alexander Wryley
Southview
Emma Atters
Sarah A. Clark
Ceesnes
Estella
Jennie ‘Farmer
Broolsland
Taylor
Four Mile
Kate J. Dean
West Street B. A
John Fisher
Columbia B. & 8. Co
Frank B. Mead
Minora B. & L. Co
Catherine Rice
Mozart L. & B. Co
Christian Meyer
T. Hutton
Pleasant Ridge
Aaron*Keller
Mound B. A. & L. Co
Charles H. Kuyper
I. M. Wanmerd
Bame Sapere
Walter G. Howls
M. Gentrup
Ballie M. Terry
Fiattie B. Lloyd
Ed M. Ballard
Max Reader
John Bentham
Eee Felter
Southern
L. & Baer
Viarling
Cosbais
Helvetia
B. Coviesess
America T. Tullis
Liberal L. & & Co
A. B. Schmidt
Molitor L. & B
Louisa
Bellingham
Hyde ‘Park
B. & Ce AA
Mary F. Lally
Central Walnut Hills
Albert Humphreys
John Droesche
F. J. NolMer
Thomas Senour
August H. Tuechter
Shelly D. Rouse
Rose Rohmann
Joseph F. Hruza
Riddle Road
Clifton Avenue
Peter Zimpleman
Owmnet
Copereerer Ceresvecaserer
Renserens
Pomeror
Aysville
M. Uisville
Warren
Morgantown
Greensboro
Davie Island Dam
Tavele
Vernie Mack
Keystone State
R. M. Smith
Gana City
Wheeling
H. K.ford
Parkersburg
Hermione
Royal
Clarington
Ruth
Matamore
Pleasant
Greenwood
Gallipolis
Marietta
Ben-Hur
Fale
Evansville
Cairo
Tennessee
Stacker Lee
Central Vermont Railway
Toledo Co
Foraker
Wilberforce
Common Pleas Court
A. B. Luckey
Upper Ohio
Cincinnati Packet Line
Pomeroy, Wheeling and
Ational Telegraph Institute
Walnut
National Telegraph Institute
Twelfth St
Covington, Ky
Telford
Ant Ars
Liften
Nicholas P. Smith & Bros
Mercantile Library
Findlay St
MT. Auburn
McMillan St
Bet
Auburn Av
Vine St
Wilton
Crosstown
Wallace Place
Wallace Av
Masonic Temple
Bank Alley
Ortney
Walnut Hills
Hewitt AV
Ei Bhar AV
Palatax
Wold
E. M. Costello
Avendale
Ing
Marion Av
Main Av
Dakota
Cornction
Bragg
Telephone North
West End
Ball Park
Evanston
Newton Av
Pike
Wyoming
J. W. Pfaff
Walter Koons
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Financial and Loans
Frederick A. Schmidt
Torrence Road
O’bryonville
Madisonville
James G. Cooper & CO
Traction
Furniture Packers
Ezekiel & Bernheim
Walnut St
Kanawha & Michigan Railway Company
Pointe Virginia
Edia A Nanathe. & A
al Ead Railway Company
Point Pleasant
Liebt House
Saitian
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