Covington Aldermen await gas franchise action amid petition
A large petition signed by prominent citizens urges the Covington Board of Aldermen to approve the Covington Gas Light Company franchise. The home bidder promises immediate 50 cent per thousand savings, with council delaying action last night.
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Board of Aldermen
Covington Gas Li Ht
Gas and Law
Council
Boehmer, Rolf & Co
New England Distilling Company
E. W. Scales
Theo. Kotzin
G. R. Hartley
Louis Marx & Bro
Alex. Davezac
H. Holtrup
Hatfield Coal Company
J. H. Drexelius
H. Feltman
F. Sandman
J. H. Hingehold
B. Pohlman
E. L. Pieck
Gus W. Menninger
F. Kennewig
M. A. Clark
J. H. Dorsel
Theo. Saat
J. A. Geiswein
W. F. Schied
B. Bramlage
Robert Welling
Casper Pohlman
John Brenner Brewing Company
Henry Brinker
Geo. Rung
Chas, Erbacher
A. C. Heckman
Geo. Whorley
J. Wichman
Wm. Weishaupt
B. Niehaus
Co. Kleymeier
F. Wandsbert
A. Nienaber
John A. Fischers’ Sons
H. J. Ossenberg
J. H. Eberling
W. 8. Nock & Co
Theo. Wolking
H. D. Rivard
Joseph Wehrman
Fred Middendorf
Frank J. Fedders
Frank Koenig
Bavarian Brewing Company
J. H. Heineman
Chas. Fieger
John Woltz
H. Morwessel
Joseph L. Ruh
Matt H. Heyker
C. A. Dibowski
P. Nodler
City to issue $50,000 bonds for sanitary improve fund
Special session of the Boards of Council and Aldermen approved an ordinance to issue fifty thousand dollars of bonds to improve streets and alleys and sanitary conditions. Bonds run twenty years. Suit will be filed and appealed to test council authority.
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Sanitary Imvere
Court of Appeals
Child Hit by Wagon Near East Eleventh Street
Gertrude Arlage four years old, of 146 East Eleventh Street, was run over by a wagon of the Licking Rolling Sail after stumbling while crossing to hear a street piano. The wheel crushed her left toe. Dr. Kelly treated her and hopes to save the toe.
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Gertrude
John Arlage
East Eleventh Street
Charles Rankin
Kelly
Latamia man injured when wagon upset at Pleasant and Greenup
Marshall Johnson of Latamia was thrown from his wagon on Greenup Street as his horse bolted at Pleasant Street. He sustained severe head and body bruises, was helped to Joseph Brosmore’s house, treated, then returned home, with the wagon wrecked.
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Marshall Johnson
Latamia
Pleasant
Greenup Streets
Greenup Street
Johnson
Joseph Brosmore
Argonaut Cotton Works Seeks Five Year Tax Exemption
Aldermen heard a communication from Argonaut Cotton Works threatening to move its plant unless five years of tax and water rent exemptions are granted as with other concerns. The matter was referred. Mayor Johnson sought a resolution to copy the law for bridge directors but action was deferred with absences noted and no suit risk. A large petition asking action on the gas matter was referred to the Gas Committee.
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Water Works Commissioners
Bellevue
Dayton
G. W. Harms
Harms
Mexico
Office of Commissioners of Water Works
City of
Newport
Board of Commissioners of Water Works
Belevue Water and Gas Company
Bellevue Water and Gas Company
Agai
Highlands
Highland
Belle Vuece Water
Company A Francaise
Henry Higgin
Thos
James
Harry Mannering
Geo. Hornung
Water Works
Covington
Hornung
Bellevue Water Company
Bellevue Company
Nesses
Wogle Janedabina
Nets Pasta
CORY
Cssvelvense Act
Rncescdees
Wade Gist
Argonaut Cotton Works Company
Aldermen
Johnson
Newport and Covington
Hiles
Messrs. Johnson
Linnemann
Committee On
Lawsuit for street improvement assessments in Ludlow
The City of Ludlow through Attorneys Fur ber and Jackson filed suit in the Circuit Court against E. W. Marquis and others for 142 13, Margaret F Hoffman for 142 18, and Henry Bolte and others for 148 13, seeking recovery of sums due on assessments for West Linden street from Helen street to Adelia street.
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Ludlow
Furber and
Jackson
West Linden Street
Helen Street
Adelia Stret
E. W. Marquis
Margaret F. Hoffman
Henry Bolte
Warrant Issued for Joseph Gerwe by Judge Pence
A warrant was issued for the arrest of Joseph Gerwe janitor of the Crigler School Building on complaint by H C Dickhaut. Dickhaut says Gerwe used threatening abusive language and had a knife in his hand in front of Dickhaut's residence on Sunday evening. Gerwe says he was talking to friends on Linn Street when Dickhaut’s party approached with rocks.
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Pence
Joseph Gerwe
Crigler
H. C. Dickhaut
Gerwe
He Alo
Linn Street
Dickhaut Peer Sons
Property Transfers Report From Covington Notices
James Teban transfers 105 foot north side parcel on Austin street to Mary Brodet for 1 dollar and other considerations valued at 500 dollars. Rose Bliss acquires 13 by 90 feet at State and Scott for 1 dollar and other considerations valued at 1000 dollars from William Zeter. Master Commissioner conveys 83 by 100 feet on Boone street in South Covington to Daniel J. Simmons for 200 dollars.
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James Teban
Mary Brodet
Austin Street
William Zeter
Rose Bliss
State and
Scott Streets
Daniel J. Simmons
Boone Street
Covington
Local notes and court actions from Covington area
Mrs James D Robinson left yesterday for a trip to Pomeroy. O Charles Bucher on Madison avenue was knocked from his wheel and bruised after a careless driver crowded the sidewalk. Burton Green and Bertha Smart were fined $25 and costs each by Judge Manson for disorderly conduct and jailed in Covington. Judge Tarvin ruled in the Telford R Albro administrator case that $334 belonged to the estate and referred the matter to the Master Commissioner. Paul F Cassidy was valedictorian at St Xavier's College Cincinnati with Maurice J Richmond also a graduate and Hon W A Byrne delivering the address.
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James D. Robinson
Pomeroy
O. Charles Bucher
Madison Avenue
Burton Green
Bertha Smart
Manson
Latonia
Covington
Marshal Sandford
Tarvin
Telford R. Albro
Harriet
Paul F. Cassidy
St. Xavier's College
Cincinnati
Grand Opera House
Maurice J. Richmond
W. A. Byrne
Bridge collapse victim Wash Cable dies in Kentucky
Washington Cable, a bridge carpenter badly injured in the Louisville and Nashville Bridge collapse near Lebanon, Kentucky, died today. All other injured are improving except Newland, who faces likely death. The bridge has been repaired and trains are back on schedule.
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Lebanon
Commercial Tribune
Stanford
Louisville & Nashville
Newland
Mayors Salary Showdown Sparks City Council Clash
Mayor Nelson faced a rebuke as the Council refused to back his proposed salary increases for a Bridge Board director and for the Auditor. The meeting featured sharp exchanges over personnel pay and a lengthy mayoral statement. Councilors mocked the document and debated its referral, signaling a partisan rift and public rebuke that dominated local talk.
Protesters Protest Crematory Site at Grand Avenue
Council Chamber last night filled with protesters led by Hon. L. J. Crawford who filed a protest signed by 100 residents and supported by prominent city business figures against the Grand Avenue crematory site in Cote Brilliante.
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Grand Avenue
Cote Brilliante
L. J. Crawford
Protest Read But Referred In East Tenth Street Scene
Residents on East Tenth Street gathered as a protest was read. The measure was sent to committee or the whole without discussion. Attendees were surprised by the mayor's absence given his strong interest in the site near Grand Avenue.
City Council Notes Funds and Contracts Awarded
Council reports current city funds totaling 90,342 19 with 7,212 10 in claims allowed. Joseph Collopy won contracts for Thirteenth street improvement at 1,680 and Hardy alley at 735 and Constans alley at 393.
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Joseph Collopy
Thirteenth Street
York and
John
Hardy Alley
Central Avenue
Isabella Streets
Constans Alley
Isabella Street
Sudden Violent Insanity Strikes Cincinnati Woman
Mrs. Mary Duceulf of 1213 Bremen Street Cincinnati became violently insane yesterday while visiting sister Mrs Farringer of 62 Roberts Street. Police assisted in restraining her in a bed as onlookers could not control her. Residents refused to let police place her in the jail padded cell.
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Mary Duceulf
Bremen Street
Cincinnati
Farringer
Roberts Street
Fisher
Circuit Court Dismisses Jury in Jones v City of Bellevue
In Newton Jones versus the City of Bellevue and Harry Spinks for 3000 dollars damages the judge withdrew the case from the jury and instructed the jury to render a verdict for the defendants regarding the outlet cut that served his South Bellevue residence.
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Newton Jones
City of Bellevue
Harry Spinks
South Bellevue
Cliffs Purser Receives Census Praise for Precinct Work
Cliff Purser, son of former Fire and Police Commissioner Purser, earned a compliment from Census Supervisor Elliston for his work as enumerator in Precinct A Fifth Ward. His books were described as almost perfect. Purser, a 1898 high school graduate, dedicated his efforts to the census enumeration.
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Cliff Purser
Purser
Elliston
Children of Dell Bane Placed in Cincinnati Home
Humane Officer Graff found the two children aged 6 and 9 at 116 Chestnut street and placed Earl and Mathilda in the Cincinnati Children's Home. A third child remains with the father who refuses to surrender. The siblings will be educated until self care is possible.
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Graff
Dell Bane
Chestnut Street
Earl
Mathilda
Cincinnati
Chief of Police Locke Demands Enforce Three Foot Dry Strip
Chief Locke ordered officers to watch for street sprinklers who violate the ordinance by not heaving the three foot dry strip for cyclers. He will personally prosecute violators and insists the ordinance must be enforced.
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Locke
Deputy Cottingham Loses License at Sheriff Miller Relief
Sheriff Miller revoked deputy sheriff Wm Cottingham license yesterday at his request. Cottingham says he wants no further ties with Miller and plans to work at picnics under County Judge Brown’s orders.
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Wm. Cottingham
Cottingham
Brown
Swift catastrophe as river steamer Mabel wrecks at Tumatumari Falls
Kingston reports detail the Demerara river disaster when the Mabel towing three boats with 120 passengers was swept over Tumatumari Falls in British Guiana. Many passengers perished. among the dead were Dr. G. C. Taylor of England and American prospector J. B. Tays.
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Jamaica
Mabel
Tumatumari Falls
Demerara River
British Guiana
Polaro
Tumaturari Landing
Decamp
G. C. Taylor
West Indies
J. B. Tays
Minnehaha
Baptist Convention Ends in LaPorte Meeting
The Baptist Convention in LaPorte closes after Mishawaka is named for the next gathering. The Woman's Conference selects officers Miss Dora Brown Goshen president Mrs G M Pearce Kingsbury vice president and Mrs G C Moor Laporte secretary treasurer. Resolutions condemn liquor traffic and Sabbath desecration urging stronger enforcement of laws.
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Commercial Tribune
Laporte
Ind
Baptist Convention
Mishawaka
Woman's Conference
G. M. Pearce
Kingsbury
G. C. Moor
Dora Brown
Goshen
Covington Lodge Hosts District Convention at Odd Fellows Hall
The Covington Lodge of the Royal Circle will entertain Covington lodge at Odd Fellows Hall next Thursday evening. Lodges from Bellevue and Layton will attend, a district convention will be held, followed by a fine musical and literary program.
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The
Royal Circle
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Bellevue
Ayton
Marriages Reported Across Ohio and Nearby Cities
Yesterday issued marriage licenses include William B. Townsley of Cincinnati and Della Martin of Newport. Also listed are George H. Messick aged 7 and Pearl M. Ward aged 21 of Ashville Ohio, A. W. Francisca and Nina Carpenter of Newport, James McCone 21 of Dayton, and Florence Brown 21 of Tiebines Ohio.
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William B. Townsley
Cincinnati
Della Martin
Newport
George H. Messick
Pearl M. Ward
Ashville
A. W. Francisca
Nina Carpenter
James McCone
Dayton
Florence Brown
Tiebines, O
Funeral of John Enwrigh set for St Pauls Church
Funeral of the late John Enwrigh will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow from St Pauls Church. Also notes memorial services by K of P lodges and grave decoration for deceased members in the county.
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John Enwrigh
St. Paul’s Church
K. of P
Alexandria
St. Joseph’s
Grant's Lick
John B. Taylor
Newport
United States Express Company
Lizzie Ochs
Ninth Street
Hill Seeks Roosevelt Role in Kansas City Convention
Philadelphia June 21 David B Hill of New York aims to be Roosevelt for the Democratic National Convention at Kansas City He reportedly has New York’s support and seeks to be vice president with a letter to Clark Howell asking him to delay his Europe trip If Croker agrees Hill would likely get the solid New York delegation and a nomination vote
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New York
Roosevelt
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Hill
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Atlanta
Howell
Europe
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Shoul& Croker
Paroled Convict Rose to Prominence in Eastern City
Edward A. Cantly, aMichigan City convict pardoned after six months, rose to prominence in an eastern city and represented the community at the Philadelphia Republican National Convention. Governor Mount pardoned him after a personal investigation confirmed his tale of escape and reform.
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Indianapolis
Edward A. Cantly
Indiana
Michigan City
Matthews
Mount
Candly
Chicago
Governor Mount
Monument Unveiling Honors Samuel Hahnemann Founder
A monument to Samuel Hahnemann founder of homeopathy was dedicated in Washington with President McKinley Attorney General Griggs and homeopathy delegates present. The statue cost 50000 dollars raised by public subscription and was unveiled after Dr J H McClelland opened ceremonies. President Walton of Cincinnati accepted the monument for the institute and it was transferred to the U S Government, Colonel Theodore A. Bingham overseeing public buildings. Three cheers followed McKinley's acknowledgment.
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C. E. Walton
Cincinnati
Washington
Samuel Hahnemann
Homeopathic School of Medicine
McKinley
Griggs
American Institute of Homeopathy
J H. McClelland
Pittsburg
United States
Theodore A. Bingham
Army
District of Columbia
National Children's Home Society closes Indianapolis meeting
The National Children's Home Society concluded its annual session in Indianapolis on June 21 electing C R Henderson as president W W Gardner as vice president John Woodbridge as honorary president A O Wright as secretary and national superintendent and J P Gysart as treasurer. Delegates from Michigan and South Dakota pushed for next year’s convention to be in St Joseph Michigan with the meeting set to be held there next year.
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West End Goebel Club
Jon Coughlin
John Brady
Walter Darnell
Charles Pryor
James O'Shea
National Children’s Home Society
Indianapolis
C. R. Henderson
Chicago
W. W. Gardner
Michigan
John Woodbridge
A. O. Wright
Madison
Wis
J. P. Gysart
Milwaukee
South Dakota
St. Joseph, Mich
Laporte Pioneers Meet Honor Dr Orpheus Everts
The Laporte County pioneers held their annual reunion in Laporte Indiana today. Dr Orpheus Everts of Cincinnati received a standing ovation from the several thousand attendees. Everts was among the first physicians to settle in the county.
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Orpheus Everts
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Laporte
Ind
Laporte County
Everts
Woman Arrested Over Endless Chain Loan Scheme
A Chicago woman identified as Mrs. Atlantus Devine was arrested in Columbus Ohio on June 21 for attempting to negotiate a $30,000,000 loan through attorney A. H. Johnson. Police describe her as badly demented. originator of the ongoing endless chain correspondence fad.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Atlantus Devine
A. H. Johnson
Chicago
Ludlow Locals Note Visitors and Baseball Plans
Mrs. Rockwood of Indianapolis visits her brother in Elm street while a U S survey team led by W O Ferguson departs for the South after two weeks in Ludlow. Ludlow baseball park renovation promises a new top team with Arthur Dwelly, the newspaper boy, set to manage and early games可能 be anticipated.
Cadets Named for West Point From Various States
Washington announces cadet appointments under new legislation listing William B. Wolfe of West Virginia Virginia Key ser, Russell V. Venable of Cincinnati Ohio, William W. Hyams of North Carolina and Oliver Brooks of Jefferson Texas as alternates among the states at large.
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Washington
West Point Military Academy
William B. Wolfe
Keyser
W. Va
Russell V. Venable
Cincinnati
William W. Hyams
North Carolina
Oliver Brooks
Jefferson, Tex
Keller Trapp Marriage Notice Amid June Ceremony
The marriage between George Keller a Newport grain merchant and Lizzie Trapp of this city is announced for June 26. In Police Court Thomas Sexton and Edward Irvine paid license fees and were dismissed by Judge Cox. The First Baptist A will celebrate its golden jubilee next week with services led by Rev. A J Ramsey.
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George Keller
Newport
Lizzie Trapp
Thomas Sexton
Edward Irvine
Jude Cox
A. J. Ramsey
Mizpah Court Elects Officers and Plans Grand Outing
Bellevue brief states Mizpah Court Tribe of Ben Hur elected officers at a meeting last evening and will hold a grand outing at the LCC tomorrow. Ladies' Aid Society met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. A. B. Burk on Fifth avenue. Miss McMillan of Dover Ohio is visiting cousin Miss Clara Hanna on Ward Avenue.
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Mizpah Court
Ben Hur
LCC
Ladies' Aid Society
A. B. Burk
Fifth Avenue
McMillan
Dover, O
Clara Hanna
Ward Avenue
Levi Wooster Named Delegate at Ninth District Nomination
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune from Toledo Ohio June 21 reports the Ninth District Democratic Convention nominating Levi Wooster of Wood County as a delegate to the Democratic National Convention. Alternates named are Negley D. Cochran of Lucas County M. T. Palmer of Fulton County and E. A. Powers of Ottawa County.
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Levi Wooster
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Wood County
Negley D. Cochran
Lucas County
M. T. Palmer
Fulton County
E. A. Powers
Ottawa County
Covington Interest in Commercial Tribune Sunday
Covington readers will note the Commercial Tribune issue scheduled for Sunday, June 24, with local notices and brief items on commerce. The page highlights upcoming ads, market updates, and community notices of interest to residents.
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Covington
Commercial Tribune
Blanche Walsh's Leading Man Changes Cast For Season
Blanche Walsh's Leading Man: Pike Stock Company must arrange to perform without Mr. Hobart Bosworth who joins Blanche Walsh Company as lead. Miss Walsh to star in a new Eugene Prestbury play directed by Be Stern and Joseph Brooks. Bosworth will take the opposite role to the star next season.
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Blanche
Zoo Concert to Feature First Regiment Band at Garden
The First Regiment Band returning from Philadelphia will give a promenade concert at the Zoological Garden tonight. Weber's Military Band joins the program as the First Regiment’s group provides the music with Nickerson on cornet. Tomorrow Coney Island outing promoted by Crystal Fount Council with tickets selling well. Rudolph Aronson seeks American composers for Strauss concert series at the Waldorf. The Lagoon remains a popular West resort with amphitheater acts and performances daily.
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Zoo
First Regiment
Blaine Club
Philadelphia
Zoological Garden
Smith
Weber
Symphony
Des Moines
Cornet
Mr. E. E. Nickerson
Coney Island
Crystal Fount Council
Coney
Rudolph Aronson
Bijou
New York
Eduard Strauss
America
Canada
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Herr Strauss
Johann
Josef
Eduard
Astor Court
New York City
Johann Strauss
Die Fledermaus
Prince Methusalem
Zoo Nin
Clinton
John T. Powers
Manjoneta
Eugene
Judge Grants Removal of Inter Ocean Suit to Federal Court
Judge Gibbons in Chicago issued an order removing the Inter Ocean Publishing Company v Associated Press of New York from Cook County Circuit Court to the United States Circuit Court. The move, argued by John S. Miller, rests on New York residency of the defendant and aims to restrain AP of New York from interfering with AP of Illinois. The motion was argued last Wednesday.
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Chicago
Gibbons
Inter Ocean Publishing Company
Associated Press of New York
Circuit Court of
Cook County
United States Circuit Court
John S. Miller
Associated Press of Illinois
New York
Pythian Knights Meet in Circleville Elect Ohio Grand Lodge
The Grand Lodge of colored Knights of Pythias of Ohio completed a three day session in Circleville. Officers for the next year were elected: M. V. Roberts of Wyoming as Grand Chancellor. Dr. E P Clemens of Dayton as Grand Vice Chancellor. Rev. J. H. Rickman of Pomeroy as Prelate. L. O. Harris of Circleville as Grand Master of Exchequer. J. J. Woodson of Cincinnati as Keeper of Records and Seals. H. G. Williamson of Wrench Master at Arms. E. Redman of Elisville as Inner Guard. A. C. Alvord of Delaware as Outer Guard.
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Circleville
Grand Lodge of Colored K. of P. of
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Dayton
J. H. Rickman
Pomeroy
L. O. Harris
J. J. Woodson
Cincinnati
H. G. Williamson
E. Redman
Elisville
A. C. Alvord
Delaware
Railroad magnate Haskell sued over old note
Calvin E. Brodbeck filed suit against C. N. Haskell in Columbus seeking $11,444.75 on a December 1899 note. The obligation is secured by 16,000 shares of preferred and 16,000 shares of common Columbus and Northwestern Railway stock. Haskell is a principal promoter of the Northwestern line.
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C.n.haskell
Calvin E. Brodbeck
Columbus & Northwestern
Haskell
Northwestern
Newport Sparks Interest With Sunday Tribune Preview
The Commercial Tribune of Sunday June 24 promises reader interest for Newport residents as it highlights upcoming local features and events.
Pocahontas Route Train Schedule Listing
Cin Ports and via Railway depot on Broadway shows arrivals and departures for Pocahontas route. Expects trains to Pocahontas Roanoke Norfolk Lynchburg Petersburg Richmond and Portsmouth with times including 9 40 am 5 10 pm and other listed shuttles. Includes Ohio Valley Line and Pennsylvania Station connections with daily exceptions and note on Butter fly service.
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Train schedule snippet lists Court Street Station East of Broadway City Ticket Office 436 Vine Street AMS arrive times and daily or Sunday only service. Stops include Greenville Van Wert Bryan Toledo Battle Creek and others with various arrival and departure times shown.
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Dye
Demerara
Gov. Mount Paroles
Hahnemann
CADET
Dalbey
Rossini
Darkies
Wiegafid
Hudson
Hemian
U. S. Circuit Court
Inter Ocean Company
Associated Press
Cook County Court
Pythian Knights
Grand Lodge of Ohio Colored Men
C. N. Haskell
the Commercial Tribune
tDaily
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Union Depot
Third and
Central Avenues
Eave Fourth Street
W. Cor
Fifth and
Walnut
Seuaptionn
Prains
Ts’h
Es Central Railroad
Vishal Ralns
Arkansas
Morvan Limited
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!