Grand Jury Indicts Gamblers as Term Ends
Kenton County Grand Jury adjourned after a fourteen day session focusing on gambling. Indictments name Napoleon Wallandingham and others for conducting or suffering gaming in several premises including poker craps and slot machines. Bonds set at 500 for gambling premises and 1000 for conductors. Jurors commend Commonwealth's Attorney Galvin and Sheriff Davison. Submissions call for jail sanitary improvements and better county clerk record storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Latonia
Sharp
Napoleon Wallandingham
Madison Avenue
Lew Bauer
John Shepperdson
Court Avenue
John Kinkead
Thomas Carr
Allen Calvert
William Oberding
Pike Street
Fred J. Hoffman
Thomas Cody
Larry Lemker
A. Davezac
B. A. Thompson
Tom Morley
William Byrnes
Joseph Volz
Joseph Wel&el
John Rigney
Charles Mutz
J. J. Gergen
Clinton Kenny
George Reichler
C. C. Brady
Ludlow Lagoon
C. V. Sechrist
Ludlow
Otto Burt
Joseph Stolzer
Bromley
R. and
W. Bryson
Co. W
Commonwealth
Galvin
Davison
Covington Council Scrutinizes Switch Ordinance for Southern Railroad
Covington committee debated granting the right to lay spurs and switches from the main line to Southern Railroad. Croninger Nordmeyer opposed granting special access. Durrett pressed for rights for any railroad with a fair cost share. The panel favored leaving spur rights to Council approval and potential future access for any road, delaying a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Second Street
Southern Railroad Company
Croninger
Nordmeyer
Southern Railroad
Southern
Durrett
Three divorce suits filed in Covington Circuit Court
Henrietta Gulick sues Leonard Gulick for divorce and child custody claiming abandonment since their June 12 1905 marriage. Mary Bailman sues Ulrich Ballman for divorce alimony custody and 200 fire policy claim. Anna Galt sues Edward Galt for divorce alleging neglect since 1894 marriage. Detter v Detter returns answer denying husband’s claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Yester
Henrietta Gulick
Leonard Gulick
A.E. Strickler
Mary Bailman
Ulrich Ballman
Germania Insurance Company
A. B. Stricklett
Anna Galt
George E. Phillips
Edward Galt
J. H. Detter
Lien Enters in Defense in Mortgage Case
In Gossett vs Boughner the defendant files an answer claiming a second mortgage of 712 dollars exists alongside the 1 000 dollar mortgage and that he could not pay immediately as the mortgagee was away He alleges the fence lien by Cincinnati Fence Company on the property and withholds the 712 payment until Gossett covers the ironwork bill He denies altering the deed spelling mortgage to mortgages and an employee of C O Railway sues Dr Eckman to block wage garnishment A federal judge allows sale of perishable stock in the S H Bryan Grocery Company bankruptcy and a county court squire licenses marriage ceremonies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gossett
G. F. Boughne
Boughner
Gossett
Cincinnati On Fence Company
Thomas Brafford
O. Railway Company
B. F. Eckman
Dr. Eckman
Squire’s
Ohio
Orie S. Ware
Covington Notes and Local Clues On Duties and Deaths
Bids for the fire-proof county records building at Independence were rejected by the Fiscal Court. The court refused County Jailer Stith’s claim for keeping prisoners from the Police Court. County Attorney Tracy had advised nonliability for jail held inmates from City Court. Mrs. A R Mullins funeral held in Madison Avenue home with tribute by Rev George A Miller. burial at Highland Cemetery. Circuit Clerk Droege names C V Lucy as clerk at Independence, replacing Alvin Petty who resigned to become bank cashier. Councilman Vonderschmidt and family move to 52 Montague Street. Building permit issued to William Nordmeyer for a $1600 brick dwelling at 1516 St Clair Street. Paris Ky visitors fail to identify seized harness. Covington Ben Hur group attends Chester Park picnic. Richards Institute third commencement on Wednesday 27 at library auditorium with graduates Corinth Jacob Helen Stukenberg Hazel Kirkpatrick and diplomas by R G Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Stith
Tracy
A. R. Mullins
Madison Avermue
George A. Miller
Charles Fisk
F. C. Ranshaw
M. L. Sweatman
Wm. Hines
Henry Voss
Wm. Hill
8. G. Boyd
Highland Cemetery
Frank Droege
C. V. Lucy
Alvin Petty
Lucy
Petty
Bank
Vonderschmidt
Montague Street
William Gould
William Nordmeyer
St. Clair Street
Paris
Covington
Willis
Covington Ben Hurs
Chester Park
Richards Institute
Library
Ins
Scott Streets
Corinth Jacob
Helen Stukenberg
Hazel Kirkpatrick
R. G. Williams
City Adopts Fast Track Plan For Street Resurfacing
City Clerk Craig urged immediate action at Covington Internal Improvements Committee meeting to repair dilapidated asphalt streets. Chairman Vonderschmidt noted delay over who should draft the resurfacing ordinance. City Engineer Gunn agreed to prepare the ordinance for council passage on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Internal Improvements Committee
Covington Council
Vonderschmidt
Gunn
Hanlon
Covington Churches Plan Sunday Services and Events
Covington churches list Sunday school times and sermons across Shinkle M E, Union M E, First Presbyterian, First Christian, Main Street M E, Fourth Street Christian, Immanuel Baptist, and Eleventh Street Methodist. Notable topics include The Ministry of Jesus, Heaven Who May Not Enter and Why, Ambition True and False, and The Kingdom of God. A Be nevolent Union reception is scheduled June 29 with a literary and musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinkle M. E
Gibson C. Mosher
Ministry of Jesus
Sandidge
Christ’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Epworth League
Union M. E. Church
G. F. Oliver
First Presbyterian Church
J. I. Blackburn
First Christian Church
George A. Miller
J. W. Hagin
Fourth Street Christian Church
Main Street M. E
Marcus Newton
Joseph W. Hagin
Immanuel Baptist Church
State and
Greenup Streets
E. L. Andrews
Benevolent Union
Eleventh Street Methodist Church
Owen Sadler
Kingdom of God
Masons of
Covington and Vicinity
St. John’s Dey
Bellevue Lodge Sets Monthly Meetings and Community Events
Bellevue Lodge BPOE met at Balke's Opera House and voted to hold one meeting monthly for three months. St Johns Church women host a church coffee June 23 from 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Miss Kate Memmer will attend the Knights of St John convention in Buffalo as a local auxiliary delegate. The Associated Brotherhood of Development meeting June 28 was postponed past Independence Day. Mrs W Fosskemper of Richmond is visiting Fairfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Lodge
Balke
Opera House
Ha&s
St. John’s Evangelical Protestant Church
Kate Memmer
Buffalo
N. Y
Knights of St. John
Associated Brotherhood of Development
W. Fosskemper
Richmond
Ind
George Emig,Sr
Fairfield Avenue
Highland church choir plans evening practice and lecture
The Highland M. E. Church choir will meet for practice this evening at the church. Chaplain Hunter will arrange an illustrated lecture for next week following several well attended talks. The Highlands district Board of Equalization meets Saturday at Central School to inspect Assessor records. C. McCullah of the Coast Artillery was arrested by the Jessamine County Sheriff on desertion charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland M. E. Church
Hunter
Board of Equalization of the
Highlands District
C. McCullah
Coast Artillery
Jessamine County
Benefit ball game planned for Moreland widow and children
Arrangements for a charity ball game unite Blue Grass Aerie of Eagles and Bellevue Lodge of Elks to aid the widow and kids of William H. Moreland who died from burns after a stove explosion. Mayor Emig heads relief with a committee including William Bruenneberger David Minton William Kemper and H H Beck. Funds aim to cover about half the estimated $1,500 loss by July 1 as donations flow in. Moreland’s body was moved from Speers Hospital to Smalt's mortuary in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Grass Aerie of Eagles
Bellevue Lodge of Elks
William H. Moreland
Emig
William Bruenneberger
The
Elks
David Minton
William Kemper
Hagles
H. H. Beck
Campbell County Bank
Mr. Moreland
Speers Hospital
Smalt’s Mortuary
Ninth
Brightory Streets
Newport
Newport bonds bid awarded to Weil, Roth & Co
Weil Roth & Co of Cincinnati won the Newport refunding bonds worth 55 000 dollars at 4 percent by bidding 56 700 dollars. Other bids included Central Trust and Safe Deposit 56 100, German National Bank Cincinnati 55 415, A Kleybolte 56 655 50, Season good Mayer 46 257 30, Union Savings Bank 56 110, Newport National Bank 55 600, and German National Bank Newport 55 962 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil, Roth & Co
Cincinnati
Newport
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
German National Bank
A. Kleybolte & Co
Seasongood & Mayer
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Newport National Bank
Beckham enters race for Senate in Kentucky primary
Special Dispatch reports Governor Beckham announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate, stating the party will choose its nominee by primary. He declines boasting of owed favors, pledges a high level fight and no interference with other statewide contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Senate
United States
Kentucky
McCreary
John B. Thompson
Beckham
Senate Backs U S Sympathy for Russian Jewish Massacre
The Senate adopted a joint resolution expressing horror and sympathy for Jews affected by Russian massacres, introduced by Senator McLaurin. The House passed it unanimously. the President said no immediate plan to aid persecuted Jews. Kentucky politics note Governor Beckham appoints Judge John M. Lassing to the Court of Appeals vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaurin
Mississippi
Lodge
House
Senate
United States
Russia
White House
State Department
Beckham
John M. Lassing
Boone County
Court of Appeals
Thomas F. Paynter
United States Senate
Judge Lassing
Fifteenth Judicial District
Kentucky
Gay's Fate With Jury In Conflicting Testimony
Detective Charlies Guy of Cincinnati stands trial for the O Connell saloonkeeper shooting in Middletown. Witnesses dispute O Connell's character and a $1000 plot to start a rough house. Key testimony includes George Lafay ete and Julius Simon with cross examinations and closing speeches by Gard and Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Charlies Guy
Cincinnati
William J. O'Connell
Middletown
George
O’connell
Morris Schwartz
Charles Dell
John Arpp
John Fay
Henry McKay
Frank Martin
John O'Rourke
George Edson
Frank Bard
James Balser
Emerson Robinson
John An*drews
Walter S. Harlan
Warren Gard
Powers seeks defense fund aid from Kentucky Republican Club
Caleb Powers writes from Georgetown Jail to Washington paper detailing a defense fund organized by the Kentucky Republican Club in Washington DC. Henry Taylor and Milo Shanks supervise, Clarence F. Norment acts as fund custodian. Powers thanks contributors, affirms innocence, and vows to fight the case. Georgetown Ky June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Postl Telegraph Building
Washington, D. C
Washington
Caleb B. Powers
Georgetown
Kentucky Republican Club
Henry Taylor
Milo Shanks
Clarence F. Norment
The
Central National Bank
Caleb Powers
Georgetown, Ky
Suppressing Radical Press in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on June 22 police confiscated six to eight papers daily as part of an energetic campaign against the radical press. Editors repeatedly publish new names and franchises to reappear. At a meeting in the Constitutional Club Deputy St Chepkin outlined a Bialystok trip findings alleging police and military circulated false rumors to spark anti Jewish unrest and blamed the governor for abetting the crisis by abandoning his post. The constitutional democrats called for the ministry's immediate resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Constitutional Club
St. Chepkin
Bialystok
Constitutional Democrats
Police Officer Shot Dead in Warsaw Violence
In Warsaw on June 22 another police officer was shot dead making the 120th police death since January 1905 amid escalating vengeance and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
State health chemist finds 33 illegal meats in city market
H E Barnard of the State Board of Health tested 49 sausage and meat samples from city market counters in Indianapolis. Only 16 were legal. 33 illegal for containing prohibited preservatives. Borax appeared in one bulk sausage and one hamburger steak, while sodium sulphate was the most common preservative to preserve color. Several dealers admitted using preservatives, despite prior promises to stop. Barnard conducted the tour to verify compliance with his instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
H. E. Barnard
State Board of Health
State Chemical Laboratory
Mr. Bernard
Meat Gill Keeps Beveridge Home
Senator Beveridge cancels plans to deliver a Fourth of July address in Paris after cable to Ambassador McCormick. He prepared a speech and bought a ticket but remains in Washington as meat inspection bill delays reaching conference amid rising opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Postal Telegraph Building
Washington, D. C
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Beveridge
McCormick
American Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Indiana
New York
Newport Church Services This Sunday
Central Christian Church led by Rev. Chas L Garrison presents Aspira tions and Ideals in the morning and The Hidden Life at Nazdareth in the evening. Salem M E Church hosts ministers from Newport and Cincinnati with morning and 7 45 pm evening pulpits. Grace M E Church offers Who Wins the Prize in the morning and Meeting the Demands of the Times at night. York Street and First Presbyterian also host varied sermons and meditations through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Chas. L. Garrison
Nadzareth
Salem M. E
Chas. Koch
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
D. Graessle
Newport
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
O. A. Luce
J. P. Whitehead
Dayton Eagle Initiation and Billboard Nuisance Talk
Colonel Aerie of Eagles No. 1285 to initiate candidates this evening. A council appointed committee will meet Monday in City Building with John Otting on billboard nuisance. St Francis Church interior refinishing nears completion and will become county’s finest when finished. Miss Pearl Yago piano students gave The Students Recital at Balke's Opera House. Harry Schaeffer returns from Speer's Hospital after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerie
Eagles
John Otting
Cincinnati
St. Francis’ Church
Abner and Smith Jailed in Jackson Ky Murder Case
John Smith and John Abner, alleged to have been hired to kill Dr. Cox, were arrested by Deputy Shade Fugate after months on the run. They were brought before County Judge Taulbee as ex-Sheriff Callahan, now implicated, was consulted. The State was not ready to proceed with the trial and the men were ordered to jail. Witnesses Spicer and Mose Weltner to testify tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Jackson
John Smith
John Abner
James Hargis
Cox
Hargis
Shade Fugate
Fugate
Callahan
Taulbee
Hagins
O. H. Pollard
Spicer
Mose Weltner
State Federation of Women's Clubs Meets at Mt Sterling
Second day of the Kentucky federation session opens with Mrs W T Lafferty in charge. Delegates discuss club tips and elect officers including Weaver as president Mitchell and Lockridge as vice presidents and Miss Breed Berry Lindsey among others. Shelbyville chosen as next meeting site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
MT. Sterling
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. T. Lafferty
Cynthiana
James A. Leach
Louisville
Shelbyville
Industrial Committee
Eleanor T. Little
Charles P
Weaver
James A. Mitchell
Mary Winn Lockridge
Sterling
Lula M
Foraker Brands Talk as Foolish
Washington June 22 Senator Foraker spoke firmly on rumors about the Republican State Convention’s stance toward President Roosevelt. He dismissed talk of not endorsing the President as nonsense and said such a controversy is not worthy of consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Postal Telegraph Building
Washington, D. C
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senator Foraker
Roosevelt
Ocean Steamers Fast Express Service Listings
North German Lloyd operates fast express routes Plymouth Cherbourg Bremen with Kronprinz Kaiser and other liners. Twin screw and Mediterranean services list multiple departures to Genoa Naples Gibraltar and Bremen from Plymouth Cherbourg and Bremerhaven with various ships and dates. Agencies include Atlas National Bank German National Bank and First National Bank among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Kronp
Kaiser
K.wm.n
K.wm.il
Kronprinz
Kr’prinz
P.alice
Amj
Fried’h
Alice
Kurf’rst
Friedrich
B’barossa
K’rfuerst
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
K. Albert
P.irene
K.luise
K. Luise
K.albert
Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
N. Y
Atlas National Bank
Brighton
Gen National Bank
Bepler & Co
E. T St
Near
Main
First National Ban German National Bank
Kuhn & Song
E. Third St
Western German Bank
First National
Newport News in Brief
Local lodge B P O E plans to send delegates to the Denver convention next month. William Bard returns from St Marys College Dayton with a silver cup for best batting average. A team of Fred Miller’s horses bolted from a train at Eleventh street crossing. driver Peter Smith was thrown and slightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
William Bard
Newport
St. Mary’s College
Dayton
Fred Miller
Eleventh Street
Peter Smith
Sultan Signs The Algeciras Treaty
Paris reports the Tangier announcement that the Sultan of Morocco has signed the Algeciras treaty removing the last obstacle to the international agreement on Morocco. The provisions will be inaugurated in a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Foreign Office
Tangier
Morocco
Transatlantic Passenger Sailings From Aug Waldersee and P. Adalbert
Shipping notice lists schedules for Waldersee and P. Adalbert linking Philadelphia and Batavia with Hamburg and Baltic ports. Dates span June through September with direct routes Dover to Hamburg and Mediterranean calls. Vessels offer sup.er luxurious cabins and grill rooms with cruises to Norwegian Fjords and Iceland. programme available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
London
Paris
Hamburg
Pretoria
Waldersee
Pennsylvania
Batavia
Editerranean
Taples
GENO
Adalbert
Oskar
tMoltke
Adalbert Ir
Mmner Crois
Norwegian
North Cape
Spitzbergen
Iceland
Railroads Timetable Notes for New York Central Lines
Historical timetable listing Big Four Route stations and services including New York Central Lines schedules. It shows departures and arrivals for Dayton, Springfield, Columbus, Cleveland, and Chicago connections with trains like the Twentieth Century Limited and various locals and express services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Central Lines
Big Four
Ingalls Building
Central Union Station
Rail schedule fragment for C. H. and D. route stations
Railway timetable lists departures and arrivals from C. H. and D. station at Fifth and Baymiller with trains to Dayton Lima Toledo Hamilton Detroit Indianapolis Chicago Springfield and Decatur. It includes service notes and references to local folders for Suburban Train Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. & D. Railway
Fifth and
Baymiller
Fifth
Walnut
Sixth St
Westwood
East End
Dali
Dayton
Lima
Toledo
Detroit
Hamilton
Piqua
Indianapolis
Chicago
Col
Indiananolis
Decatur
Springfield
Queen & Crescent Route Train Schedule at Central Depot
Rail timetable lists departure and arrival times for Queen and Crescent routes from Central Union Depot with multiple long distance services to Florida, New Orleans, Birmingham, Mobile, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Lexington, Junction City, and Dixon. Illinois Central names city ticket office at 423 Vine Street with departures to Paducah Fulton Accom Memphis N Orleans Sp Texas Mex & California and sleeper and dining car services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Fourth and Race Streets
Florida
Charie
New Leans
Chattanooga & Y Points
Lexington & Junction City
Arma Erlanger and Dixon
Walton Accommodation
R Williamsport and Blanchet
Lexington & Jct
City
Sun- Oe Ori iv Cdeiesneentehes
Pally
Illinois Central
Vine St. Depot
Grand Central Station
Paducah & Fulton Accom
Memphis
N. Orleans
Arkansas
New Orleans & Texas’ Limited
Louisville and Nashville Rail Depots and Train Schedules
Depots listed at Pearl Butler and Central Union with ticket office at Fifth and Vine. Trains include Louisville Express, Louisville Accommodation, and through sleepers to Memphis Little Rock and Hot Springs. Kentucky Central Division shows Knoxville Lexington Memphis and Bristol routes with parlor buffet and sleeping cars from Central Union and Fourth Street stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Nashville R. R
Pearl and Butler
Central Union
Fifth and Vine
Louisville Express
Louisville
Louis
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Florida
Nash
Chattanooga
Milente
Ccis
Lon
Bigham
N. C
Tex
St. Fiox 'S Sice
Knoxville
Bristol
Fourth Oes
Lexington Mall
Deesels
Butler
Falmouth
Cincinnati, Georgetown and Portsmouth Railroad Timetable
Train departures from Carrel Street Station to Mt. Washington Forestville Amelia Bethel Hamlet Hamersville Georgetown Batavia Russellville Levanna Ripley and others with varied daily times and Sunday only services. Connections to New Water Works California and Coney Island via Carrel Street Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad
Carrel Street
Sycamore Street
New Water Works
California
Coney Island
Mt. Washington
Forestville
Amelia
Bethel
Hamlet
Hamersville
Georgetown
Batavia
Aily
Russellville
Levanna
Ripley
Cincinnati Lawrenceburg Aurora Electric St A R Co Schedule
Cars leave Andersons Ferry for Lawrenceburg and Aurora from 6 am and hourly until 8 pm and at 10 pm. For Harrison departures start 6:30 am at hourly intervals until 6:30 pm and 9 pm. Cleves service runs 6 am to 8 pm every half hour. Between Andersons Ferry and Fernbank trains run every 15 minutes from 6 am to 9 am and 2:30 pm to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Aurora Electric
ST. A. R. CO
Anderson’s Ferry
Aurora
Harrison
Cleves
Fernbank
Interurban routes and schedules for Sycamore and suburbs
The Interurban Railway and Terminal Company lists through cars from Sycamore between Fourth and Fifth streets with Sunday night departures at 6:45 am, 8:00 am, 9:45 am, 11:15 am, 12:45 pm, 2:15 pm, 3:45 pm, 5:15 pm, 6:45 pm, 8:15 pm, 9:40 pm and 11:30 pm. Island service every 20 minutes after 2 pm. Suburban division serves Mount Washington Amelia Bethel and others with a 6:00 am to 11:30 pm pattern including Saturday night Bethel and Hamiet trips. Rapid Railway division runs from 6:30 am to 9:30 pm with Saturday and Sunday nights at 11:30 pm. Norw Pleasant Ridge Kennedy Silverton Park cars every 30 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Mt. Washington
Amelia
Bethel
Hamiet
Rapid Railway Division
Lebanon
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Parer
Craps
Kenton Grand Jury
G. F. Boughner
Covington Notes
Bellevue
FT. Thomas
William Moreland
Frankfort
Ernor Beckham
Ber
Tion
James B. McCreary
Senate of the United States
Democrats of
St.Petersburg
Democrats
Lassing
Paynter
Gay
Julius Simon
George Lafayette
Meat Gill
Newport Church Services
Abner and Smith
Dr. Cox
GLUB
Shel
Byville
Foraker
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Newport News
Sultan
Amburg
Deutschland
Amerika
Bluecher Ater
Kaiserin A. V
Kaiserin A. VeewereeeerPly UF Digscomcl
Seen Deutschland
P. Oskar
P. AdalbertMoltke
tCalls Gibra
Travel
Mnasium
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Boston
Columbus
Cleveland
Twentieth Century Limited
Cleveland Express
Sandusky Pexpress
Sanduskvy
Indianapolig Express
White City
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Peoria
Crawfordsville
Danville
Champaign
Benton Harbor Express
Queen City Spl
St. Louis Limited
Anderson and Elkhart
Muncie
Ft. Wayne
Hagerstown
Way
Jackson and Way
van Wert and Way
tDaily
MONON
Fifth and Baymiller Streets
Chicago Express
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Dow’s 7 Drug Stores
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