E Onslow Ford Hamlet Statue At Guildhill Gallery London
E Onslow Ford is praised as England s favorite sculptor for his statue of Hamlet now on display in Guildhill Art Gallery London. He was born in London in 1562 and studied at Blackheath Royal Antwerp Munich academies where he earned AR A BA distinctions. His notable works include the Gladstone statue the Folly statuette Gordon Memorial Shelley Memorial and General Strathnairn statue with prizes from the Faris Salon Berlin and Munich in medals.
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E. Onslow Ford
Sir Henry Irvings
Hamlet
Guildhill Art Gallery
London
Ford
England
Blackheath Proprietary School
Antwerp
Royal Academy
Munich
Gladstone
City Liberal Club
Gordon
Chatham
Shelley
Oxford
General Strathnairn
Faris
Berlin
Royal Lilliputians Carriages and Tiny Casts Captivate
Gus Hill hires the smallest horses and builds four six foot long carriages for the Royal Lilliputians with a 140 pound weight limit each. Miss Selma Goerner, 2 feet 6 inches tall, 42 pounds, will star in English. other diminutive actors named for future performances. The piece notes additional engagements and upcoming seasons in St. Paul and Boston and reports a strong Coney Island week with a new vaudeville bill and concerts by the First Regiment Band.
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Gus Hill
Rosenfeld
Tom Thumb
Europe
United States
Mr. Thumb
Royal Lilliputians
Hill
Selma Goerner
Lilliputian Company
da Mahr
Louis Merkle
Max Walter
Elsa Lindner
Howard A. Knowles
Chester Park
Charles T. Darey
Old Kentucky
St. Paul
Blanche Walsh
Packard Theatrical Exchange
Elitch’s Garden
Denver
Col
Aristocracy
Barbara Frietchie
Jacob Litt
John Mason
Daniel Frohman
Madeleine Lucette Ryley
Hollis Street
Boston
Litt
Mr. Mason
New York
Coney Island
Jones and Walton
Gilmore and
Boshell
Annie Kinsey
Prior and Albright
First Regiment
Rag-time Concert At Zoo Delights Large Audience
A rag-time concert at the Zoo led by Sig Liberaty drew a large crowd despite threatening weather. Superintendent Sol Stephan reported close to full occupancy with hundreds standing or on the veranda. Elks leader Grand Exalted Ruler Fisher attended, and Liberaty encoreed with Auld Lang Syne, Dixie, and The Star Spangled Banner.
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Zoo
Sig. Liberaty
Sol Stephan
Eer
Fisher
The
Elks
Sig. Liberati
Cincinnati Capitalists Push Water Piping Franchise Plan
A Cincinnati group seeks Evanston Council approval for a hot water piping franchise and aims to spread similar ordinances to eight nearby villages. Backers including A. B. Green Gus Bruck and Lt. Gov. Caldwell argue the system would heat in winter and cool in summer by circulating ammonia brine through shared pipes, reducing coal and ice costs.
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Company of
Cincinnati Capitalists
Evanston
Cincinnati
Carr
A. 8. Green
Gus Bruck
Caldwell
Sanc
Suspender snap blinds Kentucky man in bizarre accident
Jacob Repberger, 34, of South Bellevue, Kentucky, was briefly weeding at home when a suspender button snapped. The leather end hurled by the elastic struck his right eye, leaving him totally blind in that eye with no expected recovery, doctors report.
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Jacob Repberger
South Bellevue
Repberger
Prominent B P O E Men Entertained Here
Three Grand Lodge officers of the B P O E visited the city last evening Jerome B Fisher Grand Exalted Ruler from Jamestown New York Henry L Mears Grand Treasurer from Baltimore Maryland and Edwin Orris Grand Treasurer from Meadville exchanged praise and toured local sites for the proposed National Elks Home The party toured Columbus Springfield Chillicothe and Isboro before joining a concert at 8 oclock and plans said to depart for Washington today
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Grand Lodge
Jerome B. Fisher
Jamestown
N. Y
Henry L. Mears
Baltimore
Bodemer
Washington
Kentucky Lotteries Raided In Police Sweep
Louisville officers raided suspected lotteries today with sixty policemen involved. Thirty nine people were arrested, eight of whom were white. The operation targeted venues alleged to be operating illegal betting games in the city.
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Louisville
Ofce
Jury Seeks Extra Damages in Actor Dallas Case
The City Court jury proposed awarding actor ln Dallas the rest of the season's salary plus 1500 in damages after he was dismissed by his manager Jules Murray. The judge and officials, surprised, limited the verdict to 600. Dallas had sued Murray for 360 salary for the show Frederick the Great.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Ln Dallas
Mervyn Dallas
Louis Morrison
Frederick the Great
Jules Murray
Conlan
Confused Kansas City Man Mistakes Bellstedt Street for All
Edward Russell of Kansas City told Police Judge Gordon he wandered the city thinking every street was Bellstedt Street or Concert Street. The officer recalled Russell insisting he knew his hotel after circling Sixteenth and Farnam, and the judge dismissed the prisoner after the explanation of misleading concert signs.
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Bellstedt Street
Concert Street
Edward Russell
Kansas City
Woman's 14 day diet of 3 dollars for six seeks aid
Mrs Georgie Cutler of 538 West Ninth Street arrived at City Hospital in a starved condition after two weeks on less than 3 dollars to feed herself and five children. She left Bloomington Illinois to escape abuse, four children placed in the Children's Home, she stays with a six weeks old infant, husband worked at Chicago and Alton shops in Bloomington.
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Georgie Cutler
West Ninth Street
City Hospital
Bloomington
Ill
Chicago & Alton
Pittsburg Sent A Consumptive To City
John Sweeny of Paducah Kentucky claims Pittsburg officials sent him to the City Hospital to obtain admission for consumptives. The 19 year old arrived in the city and sought admission but was turned away after receiving a home pass. He had been lured by promises of the Cincinnati Hospital for Consumptives and its reported cures then departed for home.
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Pittsburg
City Hospital
John Sweeny
Paducah
Sweeny
City
Grand Central Depot
Han
Cincinna Hospital
P Vies
Clifton Reports Loss To Humane Society
William Clifton reports his wife eloped with his brother Sam taking their three children. The pair were located in Hamilton and authorities plan to return them. Clifton seeks custody of his three children rather than the wife.
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Clifton
Humane Society
Hamilton
William Clifton
Ann Street
Sam
The
Lifton
Brothers Stabbed in Quarrel at Fifteenth and Providence
Valentine and Bert Fields brothers living at Fifteenth and Providence were involved in a quarrel with a crowd of colored men last night. Both sustained numerous cuts and stabs with Valentine in serious condition.
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Valentine
Bert Fields
Fifteenth
Providence
Alentine
State Delegates Meet Today At Blaine Club
State delegates to the Republican Convention meet at 1 PM in the Blaine Club. George B. Sewill elected Chairman of the state central committee, with Marshal Vivian Fagin and Peter W. Durr named state central committeemen.
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Blaine Club
George B. Sewill
Vivian Fagin
Peter W. Durr
Tornado Hits Naper Neb Killings and Injuries Reported
Special des patches from Naper Neb describe a violent tornado that struck last night. The Greening family loses three members while Grace Greening and others are seriously hurt. The Anderson family suffers multiple injuries and remaining residents recount the storm’s devastation. Communication is cut off.
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Omaha
Neb
World Herald
Naper
Jacob Greening
Mr. Greening
Grace
Marweet Greening
Maggie
Jacob, Jr
Anderson
Ida
Clara
Mary Anderson
Bertha
Theodore
August Anderson
Jacob Berg
Metz
Obituaries Highlight Belle Vue and Nearby Notables
A Belle Vue Ky resident John Schaffield aged 59 dies at home on Division street. Mrs S T McLaughlin wife of a railroad official dies in Madisonville after long illness, nine children present. W H Ard Greensburg reporter dies at 4 16 am born Feb 2 1887, with career in Interior Treasury and law, two marriages. Obert P Mayfield Vincennes political figure dies, former Pension Bureau assistant auditor and Indiana legislator.
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John Schaffield
Bellevue, Ky
Division Street
Campbel County
Madisonville
McLaughlin
W. H. Ard
BP Ord
Greensburg
Ind
Mary E. Hunt
Susie B. Evans
Washington, D. C
Interior
Henry S. Lane
Treasury Department
Georgetown Law College
James G. Blaine
Railway Mail Service
Indiana
Obert P. Mayfield
Vincennes
Pension Bureau
Cleveland
Jolly Crew Sails on Gym Boat Old Glory Farewell Trip
Walter Friedlander leads bachelor friends on a 30 mile voyage to Laughery Island aboard the Gym boat Old Glory. Commodore Friedlander plans a memorable sendoff before his upcoming wedding as Ed Beaman, William Meinhart, Matt Burton, Doug Neare, Joe Monfort, Bob Bowman, Jim Barr, Harry Hoffheimer, Paul Millikin, and Charles Moeser join the voyage.
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Laughery Island
Walter Friedlander
Ed Beaman
Wm. Meinhart
Matt Burton
Doug Neare
Joe Monfort
Bob Bowman
Jim Barr
Harry Hoffheimer
Paul Millikin
Charles Moeser
Ministers and Lawyers to Play Ball at League Park
Ministers and attorneys meet this afternoon in a base ball game at League Park with thousands expected in attendance. Reserved seats are available at Smith and Nixon's as both sides train up to game time asserting victory.
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Stamina
Coney
Chester Park
Tuxedo Ladies’ Orchestra
League Park
Smith & Nixon’s
Fall Festival Reports Encourage Better Attendees and Floats
Fall Festival Association directors praised committee reports from last evening’s meeting at J Stacy Hill’s house. Better rates from the South are expected to boost attendance. Thirty floats are under construction for the industrial parade and another thirty for the flower parade, with school entries likely to be more numerous than last year.
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Fall Festival Association
J. Stacy Hill
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Wyoming Area
Transfers list multiple property deals including Moore to Daly Lot 66 Wilsons sub, Wolff trustee to Weis brodt 25 ft on Central Ave, Rumme to Meyer on Wade St, Rawlings to Lucinda Edmiston Sec 12 Columbia Twp, Summer to Gilday Oak property, and Brown sub Silverton sale. Mortgages filed include Brendel to Steck 364, Egan to Bon Ton B and L Co 600, with various cancellations and assignee actions noted.
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Charles H. Moore
M. J. Daly
Wilson's
Wyoming
Nicholas Wolff
Tochael— Weisbrodt
S. S. of
Central Av
No's
Christian and
Adelheid Rumme
John H.meyer, Jr
N. A
Wade St
William Edmundson
Selina M. Rawlings
Columbia Tp
M. Rawlings
Lucinda Edmiston
George G. Summer
Edward Gilday
Short
Oak At
Josiah Eb.‘ Brown
Edward Stineman
Brown
Silverton
Elizabeth Clavin
John V. Davenport
Pioneer St
A. B. Burkhardt
Henry Rollman
Brdt
Avondale
Samuel Rollman
Bernhard
Dora Kahn
Charles N. Hauck
Handy
Fosdick St
William V. Brendel
Sete Steck
Peter Egan
Bon Ton B and
L. Co
Ot ‘Ae
Maxwell
Pe. Ng
Mate
Te Stephenston
Catherine Beier
Old Men’ S Home
Hugh
Centennial B
Minnie Kramer
Gest St. B. A
H. A
Ger
G. W. Guissinger
Twelve U S Commissioners Named for Southern Ohio District
Judge Thompson announces twelve appointees to the United States Commissioners in the Southern District of Ohio. The four year terms begin July 1. Appointees include Henry Hooper and Joseph L Adler of Cincinnati, Alexander H Johnson of Columbus, Edwin P Matthews of Dayton, Norwood S Chandler of Zanesville, and others from Gallipolis Marietta Steubenville Chillicothe Bellefontaine Ironton Portsmouth.
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Judge Thompson
United States Circuit Court
Weste
Ohio
Henry Hooper
Cincinnati
Joseph L. Adler
Alexander H. Johnson
Columbus
Edwin P. Matthews
Dayton
A. Lamour
Gallipolis
W. H. Leeper
Marietta
Reece G. Richards
Steubenville
Norwood
S. Chandler
Zan le
Henry Hall
Portsmouth
Robert W. Venacer
Chill
Concert In the Arcade Balcony by Lights and Flowers
The Arcade Business Men's Club plans a balcony band concert tonight in the Arcade with decorative lights and flowers to enhance the event. Local patrons are invited to enjoy a evening of music in a festive atmosphere.
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Arcade Business Men's Club
Fast clash of machinists strike shocks city
The Metal Trades Association fights to hold line as machinists strike, denying pay cuts and planning continued picketing. Incidents include a scuffle at Randall & Co. where Walter Richards was pushed from the sidewalk, and an injunction in Hamilton. Schilling rejects pay reductions and says legal action will follow only if needed.
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Metal Trades’ Association
Ndall & Co
West Sixth Street
Walter Richards
Walter Randall
Randall
Richards
Ranall
Harry Schilling
Machinists’ Union
Iterfert
Gest Street
Debs
Congress
Randall & Co
Hamilton
Schilling
Neimnati
Niles Tool Works
Eichels Protests Obstructions on Eastern Avenue
Captain Peter Hichels reports to the Board of Public Service that the asphalt contractor blocks Eastern avenue causing Linwood residents to wade through mud. He warns of many damage suits if no change is made, and the matter is referred to the Chief Engineer with power to act.
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Peter Hichels
Board of Public Service
Eastern Avenue
Linwood
Etchels
Old Cincinnatus
Beer Trust Seems Assured in Indianapolis
The negotiations for the purchase and combination of the American and Home Brewing Companies in Indianapolis are near closure. The American Home Brew Association of Indianapolis with capital of 1,000,000 dollars was incorporated today in Dover Delaware.
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Indianapolis
American and
Home Brewing Companies
American Home Brew Association
Capital
Dover
Del
Sheriff Stops Prize Fight in Terre Haute
In Terre Haute on June 21 four pugilists left town under orders from Police Judge Wiley. Two colored fighters Wattse and Beyers were to fight in a saloon but were arrested as the crowd was stopped. Harry Covert had challenged Dan Creedon and Ellsworth Snyder accepted. Fasig barred it, so fighters were detained and left town to comply with the order.
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Commercial Tribune
Terry Haute
Wiley
Wattse
Beyers
Harry Covert
Dan Creedon
Dallas
Tex
Fair Grounds
Connie Mack Breaks Silence on Jennings Affair
Philadelphia June 21 Connie Mack manager of the Athletics confirms Hughey Jennings signed with the club he planned to join all along. Mack says Jennings never intended to play for the A’s and only signed to aid McGraw, and that McGraw has been unhappy since President Johnson ousted him.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Athletics
Mr. Mack
Hughey Jennings
Jennings
Elp McGraw
Johnson
Mayor requests free water for Bethel public baths
The Board of Public Service referred the mayor's request to the Water Works superintendent with power to act.
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Fleischmann
the Bethel
Board of Public Service
Fire devastates Shot Tower plant on Court and Harriet
A large fire at the Sportsman's Shot Works complex on Court and Harriet streets damaged the Shot Tower building yesterday. The blaze started in the tower and threatened the entire plant, causing about 500 in damage.
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Court and
Harriet Streets
Sportsman's Shot Works
North Turn Verein Picnic by Ladies Society
The Nord Cincinnati Turn Verein ladies society plans a basket picnic tomorrow at Hartman's Grove. Trains will depart from Pennsylvania Station for the outing.
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Ladies’ Society
Nord
Socialists to Convene in Wereints Hall Next Thursday
The Thialists party plans a convention in Wereints Hall next Thursday night and will present a full ticket in the field.
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Thialists
Wereints Hall
Famous criminal takes French leave in Ohio
Ben Landis, the famed criminal linked to the Foster Lowery gang and the Johnson murder case, has vanished since Sunday. Bonded by the Sheriff, officials say he went to Toledo on business, but reports now claim he fled. He faces three indictments for horse stealing, safe cracking, and burglary, and is alleged to have plotted the Johnson murder.
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Commercial Tribune
Upper Sandusky
Ben Landis
Foster Lowery
Johnson
Toledo
Dlxter Ramsey
Findlay
Blakesley
Sullivan Murer
Putnam County
Amateur Baseball Sparks Across Cincinnati Circuit
The Reds seek pitchers as managers rain in signings and trials. Notable names include Amos Scott and Charles Case with the Muldoons, plus Harley Conover of Blanchester and Charley Case in trial contention at League Park. Local schedule features Bellevue Browns vs Admirals, Y M C A Central vs Covington Y M C A, and multiple club matchups with Lincoln Baseball Club seeking June 3 dates.
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Reds
Amos Scott
Charles Case
Muldoons
League Park Eee
Shamrocks
Behle
Harley Conover
Blanchester, C
Bellevue Browns
Admirals
Harry Lloyd
Charles Brig
Browns
Hillsides
Newport
Dayton Grays
Y. M. C. A. Centrals
Covington Y. M. C.A
Columbia Grounds
Kentucky
Seventh
Walnut Streets
Gibbs
Watson
Snodgrass
Smith
Drury
Ryan
Woods
Knell
Baumann
Covington Ball Park
Springfield
Niles
Covington Boys
Charlie Becker
Covington
Voce Rata
Lefi
Columbia Glassblowers
Columbia Park
E. Boys
Gore
Bellevue Blues
Brink’s Place
Laurel and
Linn Streets
Zurlage
Denton
Heileman
Huenche
Burna
Leany
Lintz
Comes
Falme
Macke
Hartwell
Avondales
Avondale
O. H. Musselman
Hartwell Juniors
Conover
Case
League Park
Corker
Charley
Chesters
Superbas
Norwood Inn Park
Breitenstein
Campbell
Chase
All Americans
Batesville
Grand Central Depot
Christ Church Parish
Railroad Y.M. C. A
Lincolns
Shelbyville
Brookville
Milan
Ind
Celina
Harrison
Lincoln Baseball Club
Sixth Street
Eddie Glenn
Jackson
Glenn
Wyomings
Niper
McKim
Eicher Ducky Dreids
Navys
Cincinnati
John Hawk
East Sixth Street
Brighton Grays
Ludlow
Brighton Grays B. B
St. Louis Racing Entries Twenty Fifth Meet Card
A battered list of race entries from St. Louis shows multiple races across a full card with horses and weights. Entries include May Do and Around Again in first race along with Winyah La Mascotta Dr Nowlin and others. later races feature a wide mix of names such as Pearce Klondike Queen Ce rne d Or Inspector Sparra and many more, with weights noted in pounds and fractions.
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Cervera
St. Finnan
Ezra
Leonid
Smart Set
Hanover Queen
Dean Swift
Dixie Line
Sweet Clover
Brigadier
Ies
Alsike
Buncle
Decanter
Belle
Winyah
la Mascotta
Dr. Nowlin
Laureatea
Frenchie
Thisbe
Reeer
Palarm
Silent Friend
Alp
Doralice
Fernandez
Harry Pullain
and Pearce
Klondike Queen
Cerne d'Or
Judge Kemp
Sadie Levy
Juliette B
Reilly
Midian
Joe Doughty
Tobe Paine
Baker
Sandy
Curd Gil Nock
Fridolin
Sie Barnes
Sard
Verify
Hee
Charles D
Jake Weber
da Ledford
Terra Inco. Com
Alberta F.gi
Rushfields
Washington Co Hires Dick Collopy Baseball Finale
Washington County H. C. played its last game this afternoon against Bloomingsburg Nationals as Dick Collopy retires to make way for manager George S. Melvin and his stock company. The game ended Bloomingsburg 11 Washington 12 with 11 errors by Washington and 5 by Bloomingsburg.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington Co. H
Dick Collopy
Bloomingsburg Nationals
George S. Melvin
Bloomingsburg
Washington
Jennings
Carr and Peacock
Mason and Bressiau
Carr
Mason
Yeuntnes
Hyer and Smith
Memphis
Tenn
Chicks
Hornberger
TABLE AND KITCHEN Practical Culinary Wisdom From A Chicago Column
Practical food guidance from Lida Ames Willis stresses fresh produce, proper ripeness, and balanced meals. It promotes cereals like whole wheat, hot weather cooking tips, and creative uses for leftovers with recipes such as Albany Pudding and Spaghetti Mexican Style.
Weekly Menus From Sunday To Wednesday
Sunday menu features breakfast fruit cereal creamed sweetbreads and tomato toast with coffee for dinner a crown of lamb mint sauce and vegetables followed by a fruit supper. Monday offers cereal fruit mackerel stewed potatoes rolls coffee with sardines and a Turkish Chinese rice dish. Tuesday includes omelet grilled tomatoes brown bread and spaghetti Mexican style with rice and beans. Wednesday presents fricassee of dried beef roasted young duck with currant sauce and a combination salad followed by lemon jelly and fruit.
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Somersetshire
Albany
Canada
Twelve-Pound Son Born to Frank Grayson Family
Frank Grayson and family welcomed a twelve-pound son at State Avenue last night. Relatives and friends rejoice as the newborn and mother are reported well.
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Frank F. Grayson
State Avenue
Railroad timetable items list for Illinois Central and Norfolk & Western
The page lists train services and routes for Illinois Central Railroad and Norfolk and Western Railway including connections to Memphis New Orleans Texas Mexico California and intermediate points with times noted 7:50 am and 7:30 pm.
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Memphis
N. Orleans
Texas
Mex
California
Norfolk & Western ‘Railway
Debets Cockt
Accom
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Southern Ohio Traction CO
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BROWS
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Chica
Chicago Press
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Specia
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Harrison
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Ohio RY
Central Ticket Office
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Ave. O Furive
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Lim
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