Edison Company Conduit Permit Debate in Cincinnati Board
Cincinnati Board of Public Service debated granting Edison Electric Light Co. a permit to open streets and lay conduits. Judge Outcalt clashed with Electrician Weisleder over information requests, while Captain Johnson and President Allison urged a written report and full city interests before action. The matter, including franchise depth concerns, was adjourned with a report promised.
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Edison Electric Light Company
Cincinnati
Board of Public Service
Judge Outecalt
Prior
Edison Company
White
Judge Outcalt
Weisleder
City of
Johnson
Judge Outcast
Alison
Allison
City Electrician
Electrician
Mystery Fire At City Hospital Baffles Investigators
A small fire at City Hospital Tuesday night remains unexplained as investigators rule out spark from overhead wires. The library room doors were locked after 4 pm and no entry could have occurred. flames appeared on the outside of the window frame, raising theories of factory sparks or dust combustion. Friends asked about patient safety, but officials said none of the patients were aware of the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Bethesda Hospital Executive Board Plans Expansion
The Bethesda Hospital and German Methodist Deaconesses Home executive board met in the Methodist Book Concern committee room. They reviewed funding sources, accepted a $1,000 legacy from medical staff, and discussed building an additional hospital building and increasing deaconess numbers. Applications are coming in from cities seeking new Deaconesses’ Homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda Hospital
Methodist Book Concern
Brighton Playground Opening Address by Dr Boone
Dr Boone spoke at the Brighton public playground opening yesterday afternoon before several hundred attendees. The event featured flag raising, brief remarks by Woman's Club members, band music and singing by public school children.
Engineers Watch for the Commercial Tribune Sunday
Notices urge engineers to watch the Commercial Tribune next Sunday June 24 for updates, schedules, or announcements affecting them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
Newport Racing Daily Card Highlights and Odds
In the first race Castle leads show odds with Lady Kent out and Sa n 6 to 5. Castle wins with a strong start and clear sailing. Second race features Mizzoura Gooseliver at odds. first seven finish in a tight bunch with Winter winning handily as Tragedy and Kunja follow. Third race for two-year-olds 7 furlongs sees Menace and Nitrate top favorites with Menace winning. Regina Lee fades. Fourth race at one mile shows Winter winning again with Tragedy noting potential for future wins. Fifth race selling 7 furlongs ends with Blenheim and Headley leading. Harshberger drives Blenheim to victory. Sixth race selling 5 furlongs sees Junaetta triumph over Kirst two with strong finish.
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Castle
Lady Kent
San
Ch. m
Casino
King Queen
Saling
Sarilla
W. G. Welch
Edna Gerry
Prince Wilhelm
Hansford
Mizzoura
Gooseliver
Bixby
B. H
Free Knight
Lillian
Orris
Elkin
Sadie Burnham
Wilson
Menace
Nitrate
Regine Lee
B. F
Rainbow
Mendacity
Regina Lee
Sandy
Porter B
Tom Embry
Drogheda
Junaetta
Hageman
Kirst
Bitholin
B. m
Julien—Strumpet
Eitholin
John McElroy
Duryea
Osmon
Athletic Contests Set For Fall Festival Event
The Sports and Contests Committee outlined next September entertainments. A big football game will pair the University of Cincinnati against an invited rival. A world class field day, a trap and live birds shooting tournament, and athletic exhibitions in Music Hall are planned with involvement from the Turners Y M C A Gymnasium and the Cincinnati University. A notable baseball game between the Chamber of Commerce nine and Shoe Manufacturers' Association club is scheduled for Saturday June 30 with both teams in strong practice.
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Fall Festival Association
University of Cincinnati
Isaac Landman
University
George Fisher
Robert Mitchell, Jr
Frank Miles
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Robert West
Tuttle
C. Waddell
Music Hall
Turners
Chamber of Commerce Nine
Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Local Christian Endeavor Union heads to Ohio convention
Members of the Christian churches plan to attend the Ohio State Convention of the Christian Endeavor Union in Toledo starting June 26. A delegation of over fifty will ride the C H and D line in a special car next Monday led by J S Lawrence former state secretary who will speak on Endeavor Essentials and advocate bringing next year’s convention to this city.Corinne M Bailey from New Orleans will be the soloist at Central Christian Church next Sunday morning as part of the local program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Christian Endeavor Union
Toledo
J. S. Lawrence
The
Union
Endeavor Essentials
Lawrence
International Christian Endeavorers
London
England
Central Christian Church
Corinne M, Bailey
Bailey
New Orleans
Crescent City
G A R Commanders Meet to Plan Chicago Encampment
Local G A R post commanders met at Palace Hotel to arrange a mass attendance for the National encampment in Chicago on August 27. They agreed to travel as one Hamilton County unit with a Transportation Committee and a joint Post Commander Committee to set railroad schedules. Twelve of seventeen city posts were represented.
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Chicago
Palace Hotel
Hamilton County
John Kissane
Newly Ordained Pastor Takes Charge of Two Churches
Rev A Arthur Griffes of Lane Seminary completed training and was licensed and ordained by the Presbytery of the Union at Maryville Tennessee. He will preach in Milford each Sabbath morning and at St Bernard in the evening while residing at Ludlow Grove Church. Dr S W Boardman preached the ordination sermon and Dr G D McCulloch delivered the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Griffes
A. Arthur Griffes
Lane Seminary
Milford
St. Bernard
Ludlow Grove
Presbytery of the Union
Maryville
Tenn
Griffes
W. Boardman
G. D. McCulloch
Changes in Miami Medical College Faculty
The Miami Medical College reorganized its faculty with Dr. Stanton resigning from the diseases of women and children chair. Dr. Rufus B. Hall and new chairholder Dr. B. W. Mitchell will lecture on women’s diseases and exclusive pediatric diseases respectively. Dr. Julius Eichberg takes the chair of materia medica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Medical College
Stanton
Rufus B. Hall
B. W. Mitchell
Hall
Mitchell
Julius Eichberg
Reorganization Committee Delays Tobacco Company Plan
The Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse stockholders committee adjourned without a final circular form. Two proposals were reviewed and rejected. a new form will be prepared soon. The circular must bind all stockholders and transfer powers to the reorganization committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company
Expensive fishing violators fined by Squire Herrick
Three more fish and game law violations were heard by Squire Herrick in Green Township. Men from Dry Fork near Harrison pleaded guilty to seining for fish. Two were fined and costs, the third, who owned the seine, got 50 dollars and costs. Cuyier Club backs enforcement in western county streams.
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Squire Herrick
Green Township
Dry Fork
Harrison
Cuyier Club
Local Retail Clerks Nominates Officers for Election
The Retail Clerks' Association nominates officers for the coming election to be held next month. Originally set for July 4, the vote is now scheduled for July 11 due to the holiday. President Thomas says many firms have signed requests for early closing and more are likely to follow as membership grows.
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Retail Clerks’ Association
Thomas
Doctor Dean Heads to Alaska for Practice
Dr. George B Dean, nephew of Dr. W H Taylor, exits Cincinnati Hospital to practice in Alaska. Renowned for skill and popularity, he leaves with best wishes for success in his new field.
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Dean
Alaska
George B Dean
W.H. Taylor
Cincinnati Hospital
Wright A Benedict
G E Wright of the Times Star repertorial staff was a guest of the Grand Hotel last night and he had his initial experience writing his name with wife attached on the page of that hostelry. Mr Wright earlier in the day married Harriet Saunders of Auburn Avenue. They will leave at 12 15 today via the B and O for Philadelphia New York and Baltimore.
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G. E. Wright
Times-Star
Grand Hotel
Wright
Harriet Saunders
Auburn Avenue
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Railroad workers find items in Sunday's Commercial Tribune
The Commercial Tribune's Sunday June 24 issue promises content of interest to railroad men, hinting at industry news, updates, and notes relevant to railway employees and operations.
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Commercial Tribune
Madden Chooses Alton as Meetings Open July 6
Central Passenger Association rate clerks set a busy July with daily meetings from July 6 to 23. Cincinnati hosts a July 10 session, Detroit hosts July 6 for the Detroit & Lima Northern sheet, and a joint CPA joint traffic clerks session will cover a Buffalo sheet.
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Central Passenger Association
Cincinnati
Detroit & Lima Northern
Detroit
C.P. A
Buffalo
Master Carbuilders Adjourn at Saratoga Convention
The National convention of the Master Carbuilders Association closed in Saratoga with routine business. Officers elected include President J. T. Chamberlain of Boston Vice President J J Hennessy Milwaukee Treasurer J W Kirby Adrian Mich. J C Has No Deal With U P President Stuyvesant Fish Illinois Central denied traffic interchange talks with Union Pacific and any purchase of the Minnesota and St Louis line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Carbuilders’ Association
Saratoga
J. T. Chamberlain
Boston
J. J. Hennessey
Milwaukee
J. W. Kirby
Adrian
J. C
U. P
New York
Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central
Rhe
Union Pacific
Omaha
Wall Street
Ilinois Central
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Presidents Seem Pool Plans Stall Over Antitrust Hurdles
In Chicago on June 20 the Western Presidents focused on pooling passenger business but adjourned without progress. Texas lines warned they could not join a pool under antitrust law and the Texas Railroad Commission, hindering the plan.
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Chicago
Texas
Railroad Commission
Lone Star State
Auditing Report Shows June Week Earnings Rise
Auditor M F Molloy of the C N C T P reports the second week in June gross earnings at 84840 up from 79121 a year ago an increase of 5719 The road's advertising department plans stereopticon views at the Fifth and Race corner featuring High Bridge and nearby sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Molloy
Fifth and
Race
High Bridge
Madden Named Trainmaster of C. and A. Terminals
Edward H. Madden, formerly General Yardmaster, is transferred to Chicago to serve as trainmaster of terminals for the Chicago and Alton system with headquarters in Chicago. President Felton confirms Madden’s move as part of ongoing C. and A. personnel changes.
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Chicago
Felton
Chicago & Alton
Edward H. Madden
Madden
Freight officials discuss rate rules in Trunk Line meeting
In New York on June 20, freight officials from roads in the Trunk Line Association met in the federation offices. Commissioner Goddard led the session and said the rate situation was only discussed generally with no definite action on rate cutting. Classification Rule 15 was reviewed to allow more shipping liberty, but no final decision was made and the matter was referred to a committee.
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New York
Trunk Line Association
Goddard
Rail deal shifts Iowa Central to Minneapolis & St Louis
The Iowa Central Railroad passes into the possession of the Minneapolis and St Louis line following a deal concluded yesterday afternoon. John Sullivan of Cincinnati serves as Chairman of the Federated Board of C. H. & D. employees who met at the Dennison Hotel yesterday.
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Federated Board of C
Dennison
John Sullivan
Cincinnati
Iowa Central Railroad
Minneapolis
F. J. Zingerle
W. T. Cox
C. 8. Muscroft
John T. Booth
Queen & Crescent
Frankfort
Georgetown
High Bridge
Grand Central Station
Cincinnati Delegates Return From State Assembly Trip
Cincinnati delegates to the State Assembly of the National Union met in Columbus to elect six Senators for the Grand Senate at Alexandria Bay in July. L. V. Finkle of Cincinnati was among the successful candidates, with Evarts Chase Bentley Mitchell Corner Kennedy among the new executive committee selections.
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Cincinnati
State Assembly of the National Union
Columbus
Grand Senate
Alexandria Bay
L. V. Finkle
CG. O. Evarts
Cleveland
W. J. Chase
Toledo
Ravenna
Norwalk
C. Co. Corner
Jumbus
E. L. Kennedy
D N. Helpman
Defiance
A. L. Sprig
William Schneirer
J. I. Porter
Mt. Vernon
Two Fallow Deer Born at the Zoological Gardens
A black fallow deer appeared at the Zoological Garden yesterday afternoon while a red deer arrived in the morning. Both fawns are lively and amuse visitors, and a white fallow deer was born last week in an adjoining enclosure. All originate from southern Europe and are among the first captive births in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Gardens
Zoological Garden
Stephan
Europe
Labor Leader Hugh Cavanaugh to Speak on Strikes
Hugh Cavanaugh, well known labor leader, will address the Economic Club at Vine Street Congregational Church on Strikes and Strikers. He will reference the current St. Louis labor strike. audience participation follows lectures with questions and discussion invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Cavanaugh
Economic Club
Vine Street Congregational Church
St. Louis
First Regiment Band to Return Home for Zoo Concert
The First Regiment Band that accompanied the Blaine Club to Philadelphia will arrive home tomorrow morning and perform a concert at the Zoo in the evening.
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Blaine Club
Philadelphia
The
Zoo
St John's Parish Outing Held at Reichrath Park
The children of St John's parish enjoyed a daytime outing yesterday at Reichrath's Park, with participants from the church group and parish volunteers arranging activities and supervision.
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ST. John's Parish
Reichrath’s Park
Royal Arch Knights Outing Set for Reichrath’s Park
Cincinnati Lodge No. 1 Knights of the Royal Arch reports a large turnout planned for next Monday’s outing at Reichrath's Park. No formal program. Weber's Band will provide music, with dancing and refreshments. Several candidates were initiated and ten membership applications received.
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Cincinnati Lodge
Knights of the Royal Arch
Reichrath’s Park
Weber
Alumni Banquet At Zoo Highlights St Joseph’s College Ties
St Joseph's College Alumni Association held its first annual banquet at the Zoo. Toasts included Art, College Days, Yesterday, Tomorrow and Auld Lang Syne led by toastmaster Anthony B Dunlap. A large list of attendees from Rev Scherer to Joseph W Conroy filled the room with impromptu addresses and convivial reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s College Alumni Association
Zoo
Anthony B. Dunlap
Charles C.stevenson
John F. Ankenbauer
James J. French
Joseph W. “Conroy
John B
Jos
Lagoon Amphitheater to Feature Vaudeville Acts Next Week
The Lagoon Amphitheater announces a high class vaudeville lineup for next week. The troupe of Tootoon in Arabs perform athletic games. John T. Power offers imitations. Chas Ulrich debuts with balancing centzialty. Man jonita and Eugene sing and dance with a cake walk finale. Cook and Clinton present champion lady rifle shots.
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Lagoon
Tootoon
John T. Power
Chas. Ulrich
Manjonita
Eugene
Cook
Clinton
First Regiment Band to Play at Zoological Garden Tomorrow
The First Regiment Band performs tomorrow night at the Zoological Garden with most Weber's Band members away in Des Moines with the Symphony Orchestra. The program mirrors the Philadelphia program awarded first prize last Tuesday. A tri state Tribe of Ben Hur conclave will be at the Zoo next Saturday with fireworks and a grand concert. The day includes a parade and other features. On June 30 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Order of Railway Conductors hold a large men ter outing at the Zoo with excursions planned by committees, promising the biggest ever by the two orders.
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Zoological Garden
Weber
Des Moines
Philadelphia
Tribe of Ben Hur
Zoo
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Order of Railway Conductors
Next Week at Coney Island Brims With Big Vaudeville
The Bijou Theater at Coney Island showcases a full vaudeville bill led by Manager Clark. White and Dennison the Yankee farmers, the Ashtons on the horizontal bar, Wilson and Clayton the Dutch duo, Helen May Smith the Indianapolis vocalist, and others join the Dill. The Cincinnati Full Military Band performs two concerts, afternoon and evening, as the resort’s regular features run.
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Coney Island
Clark
Bijou
White
Dennison
McQuery Benefit Seats Sell Fast at Lagoon Show
Seats for the McQuery benefit at Lagoon amphitheater tomorrow are selling well with over 50,000 tickets distributed across the city Covington and Newport. Admission is twenty cents. proceeds go to the Police Officers Benefit Association held in trust for the fallen officer's family. Manager Anderson promises a stellar bill featuring Billy Man Nielsen sisters and other stars, with performances starting at 4 PM and 9 PM.
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Lagoon
Covington
Newport
Policenmn
Anderson
Billy Man
Neilsen
Constants
Brotherg Gaspard
Master Lores
Grimm
New burlesque and opera season open at Chester Park
Comedians Foster and Willams announce a new burlesque Around the World in Eighty Minutes at Chester Park. Rudolph Aronson, manager of the Strauss Orchestra, registers in Cincinnati to promote Vienna’s tour. Chester Park inaugurates local opera with Martha and Plunket roles, featuring Miss Norwood, Mr Clarke, Miss Gillett, Mr Payne Clark, Miss Campbell, Mr Juhre, and new barytone Mr Stewart. Outing week at Coney and planned trips by several societies including Foote Woman's Relief Corps and Circleville Sunday School, with Temple of Progress and Eastern Star planning visits.
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Rudolph Aronson
New York
Burnet House
Aronson
Vienna
Chester Park
Martha and
Plunket
Miss Norwood
Clarke
Viola Gillett
Payne Clark
Richaones
Rosemarie Campbell
Albert Juhre
Barytone
Wm. G. Stewart
Stewart
Castle Square
Ney
Commodore Foote Woman's Relief Corps
No. 10
Daisy Winslow
Coney
M. B. Diarge Sunday School
Circleville
Complex railway timetable fragment with multiple routes
A dense OCR of train schedules lists depots, departures, and arrivals across Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Chicago, Louisville, and beyond. It includes suburban and local services, Pullman cars, and through connections, with scattered times and notes on special trains and accommodations.
Cincinnati and Northern R R Cincinnati Jackson Short Line
Train timetable fragment lists City Ticket Office at 436 Vine Street and Court Street tests. It notes arrivals and departures for routes including Georgetown Port, Van Wert, Pearl and Butler Streets, with connections to Pocahontas Roanoke Lebanon Highland and Illinois Central trains. Suburban and express services are described with daily and Sunday patterns.
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Mitreets
Ofc
H. & D. Benet
Delta Avenue
Sixth Street
West- Oarth St
Toledo
Mie Lyer
Partes
Middletown
Dayton
Poandeschidse
Indiana
Indianapolis Express
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Cincinnati
Chicago
ST. Louis
St. Lou
Kansas City
Decatur
Hannibal
Quincy
Pullman
Ill
Glendale
York F . F. V. Limited
Rich
Old
Point Comfort & Ac
H. & D. Anda Nort A
Olk F. F. V. Limited
MONON
Lynchburg
Danville
Acletersburg
Arrt Oldsbor Wiste
Balt
Pale
Newsie
Chilé
Maysville
Fayette
Louisville
Pe. C
Fifth and
Baymiller Sts
Fourth
Vine Streets
Central
Connersville
Muncle
Mth Heights
Ft. Wayne
Lancaster and Erie Railroad
Zanesville
H. & D. Blati
Baymiller
New York
Ofice Mitchell
Baltimore
Washington
Columbus
Pittsburg
Richmond
Osborne
Urbana
Xenia
Fon
Mansfield
Galion
Ashland
Akros
Youngs
Philadelphia
Town
Corry
Jamestown
Lakewoodge Chautauqua
Yellow Springs
Spring- Lake
Logansport
Pacific ‘Express
Boston
Orig
Buffalo
MT. I R
Marion
Vernon
Ton
Youngstown
James
Akron
Cleveland
Lakewood
Tauqua Lake
Salamanca
Mira
Hornellsville
Binghamton
Waverly
Morrow
Loveland
Camp
Dennison
U. S.W
Int
Fourth and Vine Sts
Ciati
Central Union
Camp Dennison
Scott St
Covington
Kyee
Sea Eye
Cms
York Express
Huntington
Fourth St. Depot
Parkersb’g
Phila
New
Zanesv
Wheeling
Wilmington
Wash- Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Streets
Ing . Co. H
Newark
Shreveport
Texas
Mexico
Cal
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Selma
Mobile
Atlanta
Jack
Winton Place
Norwood
Brighton
Knorville
Asheville
Sa Stockyards
Vannah
Jacksonville
Points
Lexington
Greenfield
Points Ha Junction
East Norwood
Erlanger
Woodside
Walton
Parkersburg
Wiarastaws
Madstra
McLean Avenue
Frankfort & Cincinnati Railway
Central Union, Depot
Georgetown
J. R. Newton
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
Madeira
Pearl
Butler
Fifth and Vine
Mississippi
OATH
West
Bem
Louisville Express
Louis
Nash
Birm
Mont
Mob
Jackso
Royal Blue Limited
Evansville
Cairo
Henderson
St. BS
Tampa
Florida
Louts
Ark
Nashville Express
Orida
New Orleans
Eno
Lou
Pearl and Butler
Kentucky Central Division
Fourth Street
Poe
Ave, l
Lexington Pixpress
Lexington Mall
N. Vernon
Memphis
Jeffersonville
Louieville
North Vernon
Express
Fexington
Atly
Falmouth
Cyn
Paris
Law
Stanford
Briatol Buffet
Swinchester
Liv
Middlesbro
Inary Cleeper
San Francisco
Gap
Knoxville
Jackson Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Jackson
Court Street
Broadway
City
Vine
Street
Ports
H. Peace
Sivens Ae van
Browdway
Saker Oy
Pocahontas
Lebanon
Northern
Bethel
Virginia and
Carolina E
Highland
Carrel Street
George
Roanoke
Nor
Court ‘Street
Bae Hears Sewan
Sateelaemear
Rackmo Fess
Rel Street
Portsmouth
Hillsboro
Man
Idee Ais
Matt and Express
Ohio Valley
Bart Norwood
Fulton
Tarriv
Amilebanen
Lehanm
Morreomery
Montgomery
Arkansas
Texas Limited
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Dr. Boone
Newport Racing Summary
Polly Bixby
Friesland
Trettor
King Elkw
Gio
Nellorine
Ind. Eets
B.F
Post
M48
Aker
Joplin & Grundy
Tragedy
Southard
J. A. Johnson
Charlie O' Brien
H. Wilson
P. Lancaster
Kunja
Harshberger
J. Desha
Sauber
Ves
Roby
Rutledge & Stevens
Winter
Exile—Widflower
Charlie O’brien
Blenheim
Headley
Tim Gainey
Violet Parsons
Cella By
Sound Money
Little Billy
Deceptrix
Atehic Minnie
Red Fire
C.r.m’lean & Co
J. A. Maxwell
Rensom
Woodf
Bckner
Renz
Lyrch
Martin & Crockett
Britton
B. E. Wilkes & Co
Michaels
R. W. English & Co
van Camp
Desha & Co
Wells
Dillard Hill
Correr
K. J. Murphy
Gok
Gainey
Brg
Springbok
Avntie
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Lida
Louisville Belle
W. Molherny
H'gem
Talbot Bros
Mason
J. D. Doyle
John McElray
Morrison
Peter Duryea
May
F. Gering
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T. A Bibb
T. A Bibb’n & Co
Wm. Krafft
Queen City Jockey Club
Jake Haltman
Ind
Herbes
Erauanuea
Casue
Lynch Hamilton
I W.mooney
R.h.bran H & Co
Sarilia
A Mason
E. C. Headley & Co
Corner
E. Handrahan
J. T. Davis
Rice
Reby
Lexell
Seeee
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Prince Wil'm
D. Gibson & Co
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Ellen Russell
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Aeeeve Colbert
Welch
J. C. Milam
H.wilson
V.milliron & Co
Aoc Post
M'rison & Co
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Imi
Cc Murphy
J. Walsh
Varduren H. Young
Q- Harshberger
Va. M. “Atkins
Southard Peace
J. Kicks Serence
T. H. Stevens
H. F. Oots & Co
Lynch
E. F. Smith & Co
May Joplin & Grundy
Saonek. Post
O’brien
Nitra
Aker Gus Straus
Regi Lee
Christian Endeavor Union
Wright A Benedict
E. Madden
Alton
Southern Matters
Transportation Notes
Cincinnatian
State Assembly of National Union
Munyon
Arch
St., Phila
Royal Arch Knights
Ccu
ST. Joseph’s
McQuery
Foster
Willams
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BIG Four
N. Y
Sasie
Springfield
Southwestern Limited
Co- Pene
Sharon
Seeture
Sandusky
Peoria
Indianapoli Laftte
Sronin
Granfordeville
Elise
Indian Us Express
Harrison On Trager
Harrison and
Shadownteureneerstown
Rushville Anderson
Marha St. Joseph
Y. Cago
Mit
Asriven
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Pope Ld
Harrison Accommodation Lovee
Aran
Chesapeake & & Ohio Ri Railway
Union Depot
Third and
Central Ave
W. Cor
Fifth and Walnut
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