Old-Time Crook Arrested After Quip at Detective
Lewis Newton, 1222 Russell Street, a woodworker at Millcreek Carriage in Richmond and Carr streets, was arrested after he taunted a detective during theft investigations. Detectives found stolen tools and ribbons at his Covington home and learned he is an ex convict. His wife, daughter of a Milldale tailor, revealed his past and that she married him nine months ago in New York. He faces a charge of petit larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Newton
Russell Street
Newton
Millcreek Carriage Company
Richmond and
Carr Streets
Jackson
Covington
Gaffney
Barth
Milldale
New York
Providence
D. I
Will of Harry Mannering Admitted to Probate in Campbell Court
Harry Mannering’s will directed his executor to buy a suitable Evergreen Cemetery lot for burial beside his wife and to reimburse sons William and Thomas for insurance payments. He leaves all property to his children Anna Baldock William Mannering Jennie Brown Thomas Mannering and Mary Bastock share and share alike with James Mannering to receive 1. William is named sole executor without bond or compensation. John Walters will also admitted to probate naming Kate Walters widow executrix without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mannering
Campbell County
Evergreen Cemetery
William
Thomas
Anna Baldock
William Mannering
Jennie Brown
Thomas Mannering
Mary Bastock
James Mannering
John Walters
Kate
Property Transfers In Newport Dayton And Bellevue Areas
Ocala resident Guy W Taph transfers part of Lot 100 in Newport West Sixth street to John Halloran for 1110 dollars. Cincinnati couple Patrick Smith and wife move a lot on Isabella street between Third and Fourth to Kate E Slayback for 280 dollars. Charles and Amanda Hucke transfer Lot 585 in Newport trustees addition Thornton street for 3525 pounds to Rosa Flaig. J J Youtsey court receiver transfers to A L Berry two Dayton lots in Curries and Gilmore additions for 7495 dollars. Elizabeth R Chadwick transfers Lot 8 in East Bellevue subdivision to George W Herget for 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy W. Taph
Ocala
Fla
John Halloran
Newport
West Sixth Street
Patrick Smith
Cincinnati
Kate E. Slayback
Isabella Street
Charles
Amanda Hucke
Rosa Flaig
Thornton Street
J. J. Youtsey
A. L. Berry
George E. Currie
Dayton
H. B. Gilmore
Elizabeth R. Chadwick
George W. Herget
East Bellevue
City of
Rush on marriage clerk yields Newport licenses
A city rush on the marriage clerk produced several license pairs including Alva F. Simmons of Newport and Mae B. Harvey, Griffin T. McNeely of Newport and Josephine Lepper of Hyde Park Ohio, George A. Stein of Newport and Anna K. Roth, J P Tracy of Norwood and Lena E. of Cincinnati, Edward Hindman of Bellevue and Clara Jacobs, Ernst Stuckwisch of Newport and Charlotte Constans, Harry Castator of Richmond Indiana and Alta B Cooke, and William Heidt and Lillian Harmeyer, both of Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva F. Simmons
Mae B. Harvey
Newport
L. Derstman
Anna Brown
Henry County
Griffin T. McNeely
Josephine L. Lepper
Hyde Park
George A. Stein
Anna K. Roth
J. P. Tracy
Norwood, O
Lena E
City faces hurdle in pur chase of Abert land for crematory
Mrs. Abert widow of Col James W Abert refuses sale of three lots in Cote Brilliante. City may seek condemnation but property lies outside city limits. Proposals include locating the crematory upriver and trucking waste by boat. protesters plan action at tonight's Council meeting.
Man Arrested in Attempted Assault Arraigned in Court
Harry Hurley faced arraignment before Judge Dumont yesterday for attempting to assault Hattie Atchison. A large crowd gathered but was barred from the courtroom. The case was continued to Friday with possible further extension to Monday. A sister of the defendant caused a disturbance as the County Attorney highlighted the crime's severity. Bond set at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hurley
Hattie Atchison
Dumont
Court of Appeals curbs local board debt for schoolbuilding
The Court of Appeals reverses the county's ruling in T. C. Brown vs. Board of Education. It holds the board cannot incur debt beyond annual income nor issue bonds without voter approval. The decision blocks funding for a desperately needed new schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
T. C. Brown
Board of Education
Stuckwisch and Constans Wed in York Street Home
The marriage of Ernst Stuckwisch of Overton street to Lottie Constans daughter of Louis and Mrs Constans was held last night at the bride’s parents home in York street. Rev J P Whitehead of the First Presbyterian Church officiated. The bride is sister to Edward Constans of the German National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Stuckwisch
Overton Street
Lottie Constans
Louis Constans
York Street
J. P. Whitehead
First Presbyterian Church
Edward Constans
German National Bank
Police Court fines and dismissals in recent sessions
Judge Dumont fined H. M. Shuey ten dollars for an unspecified offense. J. Walsh, clerk for A. J. Smith, was involved. Shuey’s breach of the peace case was dismissed. J. Wolff faced five dollar fine plus costs on a Retail Clerks Union complaint. Henry Ficker paid costs and was arrested on a union complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumont
H. M. Shuey
J. Walsh
A. J. Smith
Shuey
J. Wolff
Retail Clerks' Union
Henry Ficker
Dayton Files Suit Over Tax Debt and Lien
The city of Dayton sued James W. Walker and wife in Circuit Court for 3424 and interest alleged due for taxes and asked for a lien on their property. Separately, Conrad Guenther Jr and others sued Magdalena Guenther and others for division of the estate of Conrad Guenther, deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
James W. Walker
Conrad Guenther, Jr
Charles Guenther
Kate Langdon
Magdalena Guenther
Conrad Guenther
Elks Visit Covington Lodge In Friendly Exchange
Newport Lodge of Elks paid a return visit to Covington Lodge last night and were royally entertained. They traveled in a special car and returned home in the morning. Luncheon was served by Covington brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Lodge of Elks
Covington Lodge
Covington Brothers
John Enwright Dies In Newport At 48
John Enwright a prominent Newport citizen aged 48 died late last night at his home 629 Monroe street. For ten years he worked with the L N Railway Company. His body will be shipped to his birthplace in Connecticut for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Enwright
Newport
Monroe Street
L. & N. Railway Company
Connecticut
John Moren
Louisville
A. L. North
Patriot
Ind
Oscar F. Barrett
C. J. Menges
Monongahela River
Alex. Montgomery
Kanawha
Henry DeBus
A. J. Mosset
Vine Street
Newport Court Outing Planned at Zoological Gardens
The Newport Court Tribe of Pen Hur plans an annual outing at the Zoological Gardens next Saturday. Alumni Association meets tonight. all members urged to attend. Prof John Burke returns from Frankfort and resigns rice duties for superintendent post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Court
Tribe of Pen Hur
Zoological Gardens
John Burke
Frankfort
St. Martin’s Academy
Monmouth Stro
Army and Navy Union
Armory
York Street
Edward Kuhl
Mise Clara Nielans
St. Stephen's Church
Henry Kuhl
A. V. Simmons
Carrie Harvey
First Christian Church
Charles R. Darste
Harvey
Fire Department
Link
Monmouth
Washington Avenue
Covington Dog Problem Sparks City Debate
Ottie Hester is injured and dog bites prompt calls for action. Citizens demand immediate extermination of hundreds of dogs as summer risk grows. Thomas O'Brien, tobacco maker, was bitten on Fifth and Madison streets and treated at a nearby drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O’brien
St. Bernard
Fifth
Madison Streets
Saloon Keeper Survives Narrow Street Car Incident
Ottie Hester of Third Street and Crescent Avenue escaped serious harm after leaping from a northbound Madison avenue car and colliding with a southbound car near the Gas Company office. He suffered a torn left ear several teeth knocked out and a scalp laceration. treated at Nodler's drug store by Dr. Kearns and sent home in stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottie Hester
Third Street
Crescent Avenue
Madison Avenue
Nodler
Kearns
Covington and Newport Letter Carriers Name Delegate
Branches No 2 Covington and No 374 Newport choose Henry Rauch to represent them at the National convention in Detroit opening September 3. After the vote a progressive stag euchre game was played with James Taylor taking first prize, John Dwyer second, and W D Jones booby prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Newport
Letter Carriers’ Association
Turner Hall
Letter Carriers’ Associations
Detroit
Henry Rauch
James Taylor
John Dwyer
W. D. Jones
Disappearance of Cassius Henderson Sparks Pueblo Worry
Relatives of Cassius Henderson in this city fear for his safety after he vanished from Pueblo Colorado. He moved from Covington about ten years ago, held city posts including City Clerk, and last communicated four months ago. Pueblo authorities were notified but cannot locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius Henderson
Pueblo
Col
Covington
West
Wreck of Chatfield & Woods Warehouse Claims Eckert in Serious Condition
Collapse on West Second Street injures saloon keeper Charles Eckert and fatally harms his child. Blacksmith Peter Moore is found safe. initial fears of additional victims fade as wrecking crews clear debris. Authorities inspect the ruined structure and assess firm losses while Eckert fights for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatfield & Woods
West Second Street
Charles Eckert
Eckert
Peter Moore
Kruger Escape Rumors Roil Transvaal Dispatches
London reports heavy fighting as British penetrate toward Machadodorp in Transvaal. Boers claim convoys captured and 300 workers with 50 soldiers taken prisoner. Kruger’s stamped sovereignty allegedly for sale. rumors spread he escaped to Europe aboard a vessel. An informal five day truce exists between Lord Roberts and Commandant General Botha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Transvaal
Machadodorp
Lorenzo Marquez
Dewet
Lord Roberts
Komati Poort
Pretoria
Daily Telegraph
Botha
Brute Willis Convicted For Selling Liquor To Minors
In Independence Circuit Court Brute Willis was found guilty of selling liquor to minors and fined 50 dollars plus costs. The Stephens versus Finnell horse case ended with a hung jury. Stansifer versus Northcutt on an attachment bond yielded a verdict and $200 judgment for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brute Willis
Independence
Stephens
Fire and explosion damage hit two homes downtown
Box 18 called the Fire Department to the residence of John Wheeler 1309 Russell street at 11 a.m. yesterday where a defective flue set fire to the roof loss 50. At 4 p.m. a gasoline stove exploded in the house of Mrs Lang 958 Philadelphia street setting fire to the house and causing a loss of about 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wheeler
Russell Street
Land Transfers in Kenton County Recorded
Charles T. Stevens transfers 16 acres to William 8. Boregess for 400 dollars in Kenton County. Lucy W. Neff sells a 50 by 264 foot parcel on the west side of Edward street Central Covington to B. O. Chalkley for 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Stevens
William 8. Boregess
Kenton County
Lucy W. Neff
B. O. Chalkley
Edward Street
Covington
Covington Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses issued to Marde E. Rice 26 of Covington and Emma C. Grim meter 25 of West Covington. Also to Steven Sucha nek 24 of Covington and Annie Denhauser 22 of Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marde E. Rice
Covington
Emma C. Grimmeter
West Covington
Steven Suchanek
Annie Denhauser
Six Cyclists Fined for Lanternless Ride in Police Court
Six men named Clyde Wilson Warren Rude Orewe Parker Howard Robinson Verner Kyle and G Amiel were arrested Tuesday night for riding bicycles without lanterns and fined five dollars plus costs in Police Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Wilson
Warren Rude
Orewe Parker
Howard Robinson
Verner Kyle
G. Amiel
Obituary notes and union meeting in local notices
Dan Tisdale aged 57 died yesterday at St Elizabeths Hospital of cancer. The five month old son of Mr and Mrs John Finfrock of Hamilton Ohio visiting the family of Mr Carpenter in Central Covington died suddenly yesterday. The Retail Clerks Union No 364 will hold an important meeting and election tonight at Labor Union Hall Fifth and Madison avenues. All members are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Tisdale
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
John Finfrock
Hamilton
Carpenter
Covington
Retail Clerks’ Union
Labor Union Hall
Fifth and
Madison Avenue
Kitchener Narrow Escape At Kopjes Station
General Kitchener barely reached his horse as Boers under General Dewet opened fire at Kopjes Station at 4 a.m. The sleeping car was derailed and culvert burned. Boers numbered about 900 with three guns. Kitchener fled toward Rhenoster two miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kitchener
Kopjes Station
Dewet
Rhenoster
Kern backs Shively as Bryan running mate
Indiana Governor candidate John W. Kern declares enthusiasm for B. F. Shively of South Bend as Bryan’s VP pick. He says Shively would be strong on the ticket if nominated and notes Indiana will work hard for his nomination. He denies any alleged interviews attributing statements to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John W. Kern
B. F. Shively
South Bend
Bryan
Indiana
Hunter's advance column occupies Krugersdorp
Lord Roberts reports from Pretoria that Hunter's forces entered Krugersdorp on June 18 without opposition. Methuen's convoy to Heilbron routed De Wet's force with three casualties. Johannesburg and surrounding areas are quiet as markets grow busier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
London
War Office
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Hunter
Krugersdorp
Methuen
Heilbron
Christian de Wet
Johannesburg
Bellevue Baseball Set For Sunday Trip To Alexandria
Bellevue officials prep for a Sunday game against Dayton with lineup including Richards Poore Emig Madden Smith Schraffenberger Dresselhaus Martin Breting and umpire Hay. Three Link Bicycle Club plans first run to Alexandria. Guilding Star Lodge K of P reported a key meeting last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Link Bicycle Club
Alexandria
Guilding Star
Lodge
K. of P
Bellevue
Dayton
W. E. Richards
C. K. Poore
Geo. Emig, Jr
Wm. Madden
Lee Smith
Val. Schraffenberger
Dresselhaus
Tom Martin
H. Breting
Hay
Will Umpire
Pretzel Peddler Edward Graue Arrested for License Violation
Edward Graue a pretzel peddler was arrested in this city for violating the peddling license he gave bond to appear before Judge Cox tomorrow morning. Brooks Fisher was acquitted by a jury yesterday on a charge of disorderly conduct. Mr and Mrs George Massom of Sixth Avenue entertain Mrs J Hakill and three daughters of Chicago. White Dove Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle will meet this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Graue
Bond
Cox
Brooks Fisher
George Massom
Sixth Avenue
J. Hakill
Chicago
White Dove Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Contributory Negligence Barred Damage Recovery in Kentucky
A Kentucky Court of Appeals decision holds that a person who annoys a dog while it is eating is guilty of contributory negligence and cannot recover damages. The ruling emphasizes personal responsibility when encountering animals during feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Do you want a house and lot
A brief line from the Commercial Tribune dated Sunday June 24 invites readers to consider a house and lot purchase. The notice hints at real estate offerings typical of the period without detailing specific properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
State Forecast For Ohio Indiana And Kentucky
Ohio and Indiana expect fair skies and warmer conditions on Thursday and Friday with lighter winds. Kentucky forecasts fair weather Thursday though showers possible in the extreme west, then Friday fair with southerly winds and warming highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Local Temperature Readings for Cincinnati
The report lists daily temperature and precipitation figures for Cincinnati with maximum 108, minimum 83, average 7.4, and a daily deficiency of 5 degrees. It notes deficiencies since June 1 and since January 1 1900, including accumulated precipitation deficits of 9.73 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Esmapson
Feniberee
Bassler, L. F, O
Strikers Oppose S and T in St Louis Transit Row
Governor Stephens visited St Louis to decide whether to discharge 2,500 posse guards at the Transit Company. He ordered stoppage of nighttime streetcar dynamiting to keep the force through the Fourth of July. A letter from Transit Company workers abroad criticizes strikes as creating scab labor. Union leaders dismiss it as a ploy by President Whitaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Stephens
W. D. Mahon
Harry Bryan
Samuel Lee
Edward Whitaker
Walhalla Hall
Mack Missick
Mahon
Cleveland
State Federation of Labor of Michigan
Gompers’ Call
Turnerbund Ends Fiftyth Convention With Jubilee Observances
The fiftieth annual North American Turnerbund convention closes as the golden jubilee week begins. Resolutions condemn conquest and expansion by force and urge peaceful civilization, while a seminary plan promotes bilingual instruction in English and German for tutor training. A jubilee festival opens at the Academy of Music as Turners from all regions arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Turnerbund
United States
Academy of Music
Madden Resigns as Yardmaster to Join Chicago & Alton
E W Madden, general yardmaster for the Southern Railroad in Ludlow, resigned yesterday to accept a similar post with the Chicago and Alton Railroad, to be headquartered in Chicago. Rev Haughran of Galveston is visiting the Sullivans. John Golden and Jennie Reardon wed at St James Church with Rev Khoe officiating and a reception at the bride’s home. Both are well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Madden
Southern Railroad
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Chicago
Haughran
Galveston
Tex
John Sullivan
John Golden
Louisville
Jennie Reardon
St. James Church
K*hoe
River Advertisements Don’t Miss Ship Schedules
The River section lists multiple city references and times for shipments and departures including Pittsburg Portsmouth Chile Tacoma Queen City Wells Petersburg Workum and Louisville with noted dates and 5 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Keystone State
Portsmouth
PEAR
Chile
Tacoma
Queen City
Wells
Petersburg
Workum
Louisville
Pitpsburg
River rises to 15.7 feet amid clear weather
The river climbed through the day reaching 13.6 feet at 6 a.m. 14.8 feet by noon and 15.7 feet at 6 p.m. The weather remained clear and pleasant throughout the day.
W. W. O'Neil Plays Smash In Ohio River Tow Towboat Report
The W. W. O'Neil and 15 Pittsburg coalboats ran aground at Witten's Towhead 30 miles below Wheeling. Nine boats were affected nine afloat, four sunk, with three of the four recoverable. One coalboat likely a total loss as crews assess the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
W. W. O'Neil
Witten’s
Wheeling
River reports and towboat movements across Ohio River region
Special Despatches note river depths at Warren QIL City Morgantown Brownsville Pittsburg Wheeling Marietta Parkersburg Pomeroy Hinton Charleston Kanawha Falls Marmet and Otto Marmet, listing weather, temps, and departures. Towboats John A. Wood Harry Brown W O Nell Defender head to New Orleans. numerous vessels carry coal and face rising waters and potential new coal movement delays.
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Raymond Horner
Pittsburg
T. J. Wood
Deadman
Williams
Sewickley
Ohio River
William Stapleton
Cincinnati
Queen City
R. R. Agnew
Stapleton
Middleport
Wheeling
Kanawha
Charleston
Ben Hur
Ironsides
Charlie Clark
Dave Wood
Clifton and
Smoky City
Acorn
Little Fred
W. W. O'Neil
Williamson's Island
Wittens
Stewart's Landing
Marietta
Beford
Lorena
Greenwood
Hornet No
Lamark
Yom Dodsworth
Josh Cook
Maymond Horner
Iron Age
Chas
Brown
Fam Brown
Pacific No
Defender
Moren
Valiant
Harry Brown
Jim Wood
Ed Roberts
Sam Brown
James Moren
B. D. Wood
Jos. Walton
Mariner
J. W. Ailes
Dick Fulton
Fred Wilson
Pomeroy
Henry M. Stanley
Keystone State
Hinton
River
Kanawha Falls
Anreen
Failty Otto Marmet
Adelle
New Orleans
le Henry
The
Keystone
River conditions and boat movements update across Ohio River ports
River levels vary with ports showing falling or steady readings from Gallipolis to Evansville. Towboats and steamers move up and down, with vessels like J. O. Cole and Virginia reported with schedules, while new contracts and agency appointments appear amid clear warm weather and active trade.
Press Answers in High Court on Writ of Certiorari
The Associated Press filed an answer in Springfield Illinois Supreme Court to a writ of damus by the New York Evening Journal. The reply argues the AP officers cannot provide the service sought because a contract with all New York papers requires unanimous consent and the Press Publishing Company which prints the New York World will not grant permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield. Ill
Supreme Court
Associated Press
New York Evening Journal
Denver Post
New York
Press Publishing Company
New York World
Maritime ship arrivals and sailings across ports
June 20 shipping notes show multiple arrivals and departures. Vessels including The Norwegian in Boston and The California in New York arrive for Genoa and Leghorn, with ships like Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse sailing to New York from Cherbourg. Other ports list arrivals: The Corinthian in Liverpool Montreal Oceanic New York. The Prestoria to Hamburg. The As toria sailing from Queenstown to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Glasgow
Southampton
St. Louis
New York
Lahn
Cherbourg
Bremen
Prowhead
Bergenland
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Marssilles
California
Genoa
Leghorn
Plymouth
Pretoria
Hamburg
Queenstown
Astoria
Corinthian
Montreal
Oceanic
H. H. Meier
Baltimore
Antwerp
Nederland
Rotterdam
Staterdom
Boulogne
Laurentian
Barcelona
Excelsior
Werra
the Teutonic
Southwark
Obituaries Stir London Paris and Philadelphia Notices
Paris reports the death of Lord Monson aged 70, brother to Sir Edmund Monsor. Philadelphia lists Samuel P Molenaer Ph.D. a French instructor at the University of Pennsylvania who died after a three month illness. London announces Baron Loch former Governor of Cape Colony and British High Commissioner for South Africa is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lord Monson
Edmund Monsor
France
Philadelphia
Samuel P. Molenaer
University of Pennsylvania
Molenaer
St. Petersburg
Columbia University
N. Y
Wittenburg College
Springfield
London
Baron Loch
Henry Brougham Loch
Cape Colony
South Africa
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al Craig
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W. Emer
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J. J. King
C. A. Barbour
Elks
Sister Lodge
Kruger
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Circuit Court
Kern
Shively
Interstate Baseball
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Newcastle
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Youngstown
Toledo
Wayne
Stricklett
Arthur
Harper and Bergen
Figgemeier
Graffius
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Oklahoma
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Calgary
Appelle
Local Statistics
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Cullom’s
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Combine
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River Personals
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Reet
New York City
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Wis
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Blymyer Building
Main St
Cincinnati Savings Bank
E. Fifth 'St
Mary E. Smith
M. E. Smith
H. W. Daniels
Milk St
Mass
Thomas Morrison & CO
Bank St
J. M. Nickles
Waverly Av
Hess Spring & Axle CO
Cartanee
P. Box N. Hamilton
Schwartz Foundry CO. (Ltd
Alms & Doepke CO
MR. J. J. Flynn
Broadway
Ernst A. Fisher
Hammer St
Gallipolis
Virginia
J. O. Cole
C. B. Pearce
Lizzie Bay
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Big Kanawha
Ard
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Tarascon
Evansville
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John Apot
New
Orleans
Shei
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Hite
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L. and E. Mail Company
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Rose Hite
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Joe Fowler
Park City
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T. M. Davis
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Tennessee River
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Carrie V
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R. C. Gunter
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Carrier
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Kit Carson
la Crosse
Illinois Supreme Court
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S’ Hampton
Kaiser Wm
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Trave
DORN
K. Luise
Ohio Valley National Bank
Bepler & Co
E. Third St
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Western German Bank
Kuhn & Sons
Third St
Atlas National Bank
Burg
F. Bismarck
K. Friedrich
Mamburg
Batavia
Phoenicia
Pennsylvania
PAMIS
Hamburg-American Line
B’ Way
Ohio Valley Nat'l Bank
Twelfth and Vine
Kuhn & Sons, No. & DB
Third St. Atlas Nat'l Bank
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Ivernia
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Nice
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R. Richard & CO
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McCarthy
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cCarthy
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Watts
Walnut Hills
Locust St
Ashland Av
Bell Place
Eden
Grand St
Eden Park
Park
Avondale
Corner Main
Rockdale Avs
George BL. Dean
the Barclay
Fourth ST
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Bath
Central
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Baymiller
MT. Auburn
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