Mortality Report and Local News From Covington and Newport
Mortality data for the week ending June 23 lists several residents and causes including inanition erysipelas cerebral hemorrhage amputation of a leg phthisis pulmonalis uterine cancer and other illnesses. Newport mayor unhappy over council action as William Motz expected to replace Dr. Schoolfield at Memorial Hospital with a pending hospital probe and retirement of the Dayton physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Concannon
East Lynn Street
John Howard
Good Samaritan Hospital
Rosena Hawke
West Sixth Street
Thomas J. Brown
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dan Owsley
Bracker Alley
Wm. Soden
Main Street
Eliza Buetholz
East Thirteenth Street
Adrian, Mich
Emma Jane Copeland
Lexington Pike
Hays Galway
East Ninth Street
Mary Dandister
John E. Finfrock
Pleasant Street
Fred Dreyer
Branch Hospital
West Thirteenth Street
Berr
W. Ahrens
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Variola
Theo. Huesing
Bakewell Street
Disorderly conduct arrests in Austinburg and nearby towns
Patrolman Riemeyer arrested two men found in the cellar of F. Ahlers home in Austinburg on a disorderly conduct charge. Joseph Goldsmith and William Schwiener gave vague identities. Other arrests included Charles Martin for abusing his family, Augustus Shepper for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, John Gross for imagining devils on Second street, and Carl Wiggins for drunkenness and con conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riemeyer
F. Ahlers
Austinburg
Joseph Goldsmith
William Schwiener
Charles Martin
Bakewell
Flavin and
Finnegan
Augustus Shepper
Farendorf and Keefe
John Gross
Second Street
Carl Wiggins
West Covington Youths Released From Jail On Pardons
David Hicks of West Covington was freed yesterday after serving twenty days of a thirty day sentence for disorderly conduct. The pardon was issued by the Police Judge of West Covington. Lee Roll, arrested Saturday night on a disorderly conduct charge, was released last evening on a similar pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hicks
West Covington
Lee Roll
Doheny and
Heckhaus
Minor obits and society notes from local church and clubs
Robert Green aged 40 died yesterday at his home in Taylor Millpike. The Catholic Federation elected officers led by President J H Sutter and Recording Secretary James J Moloney. A lawn fete by Westminster League of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church may be postponed if rain. City Jailer Joseph Wieghaus celebrated his fifty fifth birthday with friends. The Progressive Fishing Club broke camp at Graham's farm Lexington pike and returned to the city after several days out. About one hundred St Josephs Church students were confirmed by Rt Rev Bishop Maes. The Covington Piano School under Miss Adele L Wayman will give recitals at First Christian Church June 26 28 and 29. An excellent program has been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Green
Taylor Millpike
Catholic Federation
J. H. Sutter
T. J. Kelley
James J. Moloney
Frank Nieberding
J. B. Willen
Westminster League
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Joseph Wieghaus
Ffty
Progressive
Graham's Farm
Lexington Pike
St. Joseph's Church
Bishop Maes
Covington
Adele L. Wayman
First Christian Church
Rain postpones Ludlows vs Eagles game to next Sunday
Players stay off the field as rain forces a postponement of the Ludlows versus Eagles game until next Sunday. The crowd heads to Covington to watch Champion James J. Jeffries. Miss Edna Gottleib is due home today after a year in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlows
Eagles
Covington
James J. Jeffries
Edna Gottleib
Washington, D. C
Interstate League Standings and Scores Highlight Rounds
The Interstate League table shows Wheeling 32 19 and Ft Wayne 34 22 atop standings with Newcastle 28 29 and Mansfield 22 29 trailing. Daily scores from Dayton Toledo and To ledo list 9 16 15 68 combined hits and notable battery pairings in games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pe
W. 3. Pe
Wheeling
Newcastle
Wayne
Mansfield
DB Fum
Columbus
Tolego Seceese
Youngstown
Moore
Donohue
Meyers
Jameson
Murphy
Toledo
H.E
Bewing and
Hannaford
Wadsworth and
Graffius
Opium Joint Raid Nets Nineteen Chinatown Suspects
A police raid in Columbus Ohio on a Bad Lands opium den resulted in nineteen Chinamen arrested during a fan tan game. Officers seized gambling devices and smoking outfits, with bonds set at 25 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Commercial Tribune
Nome mining boost from Lindblum letter
A letter to Erick Lindblum's wife reports a $25,000 take in Nome during the first month after returning to New El Dorado this spring. Lindblum says the Nome district exceeds expectations with productive quartz mines and placers, though cold weather limits sluicing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
Cal
Erick Lindblum
Nome
New el Dorado
Lindblum
Trades Union Line Adopted by St Louis Strikers
The Central Trades and Labor Union met at Walhalla Hall and adopted the name The Trades Union Line for a new transit competitor. Motorman J H Stilson of the St Louis Transit Co died from injuries in a May 29 riot in South St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
J. H. Stilson
St. Louis Transit Company
South St. Louis
Hastings
Neb
Central Trades and Labor Union
Walhalla Hall
Harry F. Blackmore
Blackmore
Trades Union Line
Health Officer Report of Week Ended Yesterday
Health Officer Locke lists infant deaths and illnesses by address. Premature birth at 625 Monmouth, infant Rape at 327 West Seventh, stillborn infant Hebermaze in Bellevue, pneumonia in 1028 Orchard, tuberculosis in Sophia Krone of Bellevue, sepsis for John Enwright on 620 Monroe, gastroenteritis for Winnie Clark on Cote Brillant, and other cases including illness in Dayton Ky. Details include ages from 1 day to 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke
Jacobs
Monmouth Street
Joseph Kampe
Orchard Street
Jane
Shields
Dayton
Sophia A. Krone
Bellevue
Gerner
West Sixth Street
Mary Rape
West Seventh Street
Winnie Clark
Cote Brilliant
Hebermaze
John H. Enwright
Monroe Street
Mayor Nelson Demands Bridge Board Policy Be Upheld
Mayor Nelson is displeased with the Council action on his communication to the Committee on Railroads and Bridges. He plans to send another communication this week to urge that his policy be upheld, despite friends urging him to drop the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Council
Bridge Board
Committee On Railroads
Lagoon's Amusements Shine Amid Rainy Day Attendance
Lagoon remained busy despite rain with shelter on verandas and clubhouse, palm garden, and amphitheater as thousands visited. Vaudeville at the amphitheater drew praise. acts included Toozoon in Arabs, Coot and Clinton, Charles Ulrich, John T. Powers, and Manjonita with Eugene. The show runs twice daily for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagoon
Palm Garden
Toozoon
Coot
Clinton
Charles Ulrich
John T. Powers
Manjonita
Eugene
Coney Island Weekday Pleasure Draws Thousands Despite Rain
Thousands visited Coney yesterday as steamers remained busy. The Cincinnati Full Military Band played, a new vaudeville bill delighted crowds featuring Wilson and Clayton, the Dutch duo. The Ashtons impressed on the horizontal bars and White and Dennison offered humor. The children's theater with Deaves' Marionettes drew many, and daily vaudeville plus dancing continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Cincinnati
Wilson
Clayton
Ashtons
White and Dennison
Helen May Smith
Indianapolis
Deaves
Royal English
Martha Maintains Hold On Chester Park Opera Debut
The Chester Park Opera Company opened the summer season with Flotow's Martha to a full house and enthusiastic praise. Adelaide Norwood Viola Gillette W H Clarke Payne Clarke and Richard Jones led a well sung performance with strong audience reception in Richmond. The trio Norwood Gillette Clarke drew special acclaim while the final act scene between Lionel and Martha impressed most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
New Chester Park Opera Company
Flotow
Adelaide Norwood
Viola Gilette
W. H. Clarke
Payne Clarke
Richard Jones
Miss Norwood
Viola Gillette
Nancy
Chester Park
Plunkett
Harnet
Lionel
Norwood
Payne Clark
Gillette
Sir Tristan
Rain Cancels Zoo Fireworks Amid Concert Attracts Crowd
A rainy night stopped the planned fireworks display at the Zoo but drew a large audience to a concert by Weber's Military Band at the garden. Highlights included the Mii way Plaisance and strong applause for cornetist E. E. Nickerson and players Hoefer and Lochman. Visitors from Jackson Kentucky, mountaineers, toured the Zoo, arriving on a special train. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Order of Railway Conductors planned an outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Garden
Weber
Miiway Plaisance
E. E. Nickerson
Hoefer
Lochman
Kentucky
Jackson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Order of Railway Conductors
At the Zoo Next Voting Contest For Popular Members
A Saturday voting contest will be held to determine the most popular member of each animal order at the zoo. Gusts of public interest and crowd participation are expected as visitors cast ballots for their favored animals.
Stewart to alternate Plunkett in Martha at Chester Park
William G. Stewart of the Chester Park Opera Company will alternate the Plunkett role with W. H. Clarke this week. Stewart appears as the love-making young farmer on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings, Clarke on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. The Chester Park vaudeville theater drew a large crowd with strong shows led by Foster and Williams and the burlesque Around the World in Eighty Minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Stewart
Chester Park Opera Company
Plunkett
Martha
W. H. Clarke
Mr. Stewart
Young Farmer
Mr. Clarke
Chester Park
Foster
Tom Williams
Fountains
Risdale
Boudet
Scott and de Poe
Henri Gaston
Messrs
Williams
Fountain
Jaspers
Bellevue huckster knives father and son after picnic
A knife assault near the Queen City Jockey Club track involved a Bellevue huckster who attacked Jim Cox and then struck Clarence Cox and John Cox as they intervened. The group of Covington picnickers were returning in George Edwards’ wagon when the incident occurred. one man was gravely wounded and may not recover. The assailant fled and was not identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Jockey Club
Covington
George Edwards
Campbell County
Bellevue
Jim Cox
Clarence Cox
John Cox
Murder over horse payment shocks Kentucky town
In Grays near Corbin Kentucky John Engle was shot in the head by Cooke Cox after Engle refused to pay for a horse purchased months earlier. The killing occurred outside the Grays Post Office witnessed by a 17 year old. Cox fled to the hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Engle
Grays, Ky
Commercial Tribune
Corbin
Cooke Cox
Grays
Engle
Cox
Notable Notre Dame Entertainments at East Walnut Hills
The Tabernacle Society of Cincinnati presented a literary and musical program at the Convent of Notre Dame on Grandin road. The event, aiding poor churches and missions, featured a varied lineup with violin, piano, vocal ensembles, recitations, and humorous pieces, performed by local artists including William Ambster, Lillian Buhr, Cyril Ryan, and John C. Donovan Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Society of Cincinnati
Convent of Notre Dame
Grandin Road
East Walnut Hills
Berceuse
Dhasreniss Damee
Kelar Bela
Wm. Ambsler
Lillian Buhr
Cyril Ryan
Pensions Granted Across States and Homes List
A lengthy pension notice enumerates original and additional grants across Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and Tennessee. Names include Adam Price Joseph Gamash Rinaldo Sample Winlfred Westgate John Gilliland Edward Smith and many others with varied sums. The list covers National Military Home State Soldiers Home and local residences with figures ranging from 5 to 80 dollars and notes special accrued dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam F. Price
Alger
Joseph Gamash
Defiance
Rinaldo P. Sample
National Military Home
Montgomery
Winlfred M. Westgate
George D. Ulry
New Albany
John Rickseker
Erie
John Gilliland
Edward Smith
Clarksville
John T. Shepard
Burr Oak
Jonathan L. Irwin
Marion
George Russell
Chagrin Falls
John W. Megrew
Edenton
Henry Bell
John Mendenhall
Carden
Levi Jackson
Zanesville
John P. "Bateman
Frank Grill
la Carne
Wesley B. Hedding
Middletown
William Dille
McConnelsville
Job Tharp
Fargo
Alfred G. Conkin
Forest
Thomas C. Fill
Nelson Brown
Rock Creek
John H. Carlisle
Winterset
Edward Duff
Sedalia
John D. McEntire
Ashland
Peter Stuckey
Thomas Riddle
Iberia
Crawford H. Dayton
Christian Beck
Genoa
el. C. Oo Ada
Franklin B. Words
Nkirk
George W. Cer
Deavertown
Hezekiah River
Nelsonville
John Hi ‘Ick
National Military’ Home
Jeremiah W. Spencer
Milligan
Sarah H. ‘Morrison
Gardington
Elizabeth J. Shepard
Rena A. Ortman
Columbus
Bila.Gant
Dayton
Junsrgaret Mullan
Buchtel
Mary A. Mas. Watt
Ann C. Graves
Continental
Hill Won't Run and Declines Bryan Ticket Mate
In Albany on June 24 former Senator David Bennett Hill met with Democratic State Committee Chairman Frank Campbell. Campbell said Hill would not be a candidate for running mate with Bryan at Kansas City. New York delegates will push to modify the 16 to 1 silver plank, Bryan insisting on no compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Albany
N. Y
United States
David Bennett Hill
Frank Campbell
Democratic State Committee
Wolfert’s
Campbell
Senator Hill
Kansas City
Bryan
New York State
Mr. Campbell
William J. Bryan
Weather forecast for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky
Ohio and Indiana see local rains Monday with Tuesday turning fair in the south and showers in the north, fresh to brisk easterly winds. Kentucky expects rain Monday, Tuesday fair with southerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Cincinnati Temperature and Precipitation Report 1899 1898 1897
Weather summary from Cincinnati shows maximum temperatures for 1899 1898 and 1897 with values 86 84 92 percent. Minimum temperatures 72 69 66. Average entries and deficiency figures follow with detailed day and year totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassler, L, F. O
Boats Leaving Today Portsmouth to Pittsburg
Advertisements list river boats departing today from Portsmouth Wells at 5 p.m. to Tacoma Workum at 3 30 p.m. and Pittsburgh at 8 a.m. Also Virginia Pearce and Pittsburg departures in June with times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Wells
Chile
Tacoma
Louisville
Pittsburg
Keystone State
Ben Hur
Lorena
Zaresville
Parkbersburg
Virginia
Glenfield
PT. Pleasant
Mount Clare
Cincinnati
Lizzie Bay
Columbia
Greenwood
Queen City
Pearce
Courier
Stanley
River
Tom Rees
Gate City
City of
Hornet
Otto Marmet
Bellevue
E. G. Ragon
Evansville
Sunshine
Memphis
H. F. Frisbie
Flint Island
Josh Cook
Boaz
Raymond Horner
Harry Brown
Horner
Defender
Cook
Sam Brown
Tom Dodsworth
Valiant
Ed Roberts
Fred Wilson
Mariner
Jim Wood
Sam Clark
Pacific
Tornado
B. D. Wood
Joe Walton
Enterprise
O’neil
John Moren
William
Laughridge
John A. Wood
John S. Hopkins
Paducah
Tarascon
Cresdynt
Bowling Green
River stage readings show fluctuating levels and showers
The river measured 15.6 feet at 6 a.m., 1.3 feet at noon, and 15.1 feet at 6 p.m. A pleasant, partly cloudy day included several showers in the afternoon and evening.
Empress Dowagers emissary Liu Suh Sun shot in Canton
The Tartar arriving from the Orient carries mail advices reporting Liu Suh Sun, Empress Dowager's emissary to Japan, shot in the abdomen at Canton. He died from the wound after a history of fearsome opposition and ten earlier assassination attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Vancouver
B. C
Tartar
Orient
Liu Suh Sun
Japan
Canton
Liu
Li Hung Chang
Oberlin Reunion In Full Swing At Campus
Oberlin Ohio reports a large college reunion with an overflow crowd in a tent on campus. President Barrows delivers the baccalaureate sermon to more than four thousand. Rev W E Barton of Oak Park addresses a historic elm tree. A missionary meeting with Dr Judson Smith of Boston concludes the day. Tomorrow the Conservatory of Music graduates at Second Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Oberlin
Barrows
W. E. Barton
Oak Park
Peter Pinder Pease
Oberlin College
Judson Smith
Boston
Conservatory of Music
Boy's abnormal growth astonishes Lone Tree county
Edward Robinson a ten year old of Lone Tree Iowa grew nine inches in two weeks while confined to bed. He measured four feet five inches when ill and by Saturday reached five feet two inches showing ongoing growth. Doctors monitor the case as his height continues to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Tree
Edward Robinson
Tragedy in Acorn Ridge: Boy Shoots Brother Dead
In Poplar Bluff Missouri on June 24 two Lindley children ages 6 and 8 played with a loaded revolver. The younger boy fired striking and killing his older brother instantly. The incident occurred at Acorn Ridge, fifteen miles south of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Poplar Bluff
Clark Lindley
Acorn Ridge
Here
Lightning kills two daughters in North Carolina home fire
In Charlotte area a strike early today hit John Ethridge’s house about twenty miles from the city. Two daughters, asleep upstairs, died as the home burned. The father and mother were badly shocked and may not survive. The blaze destroyed the dwelling before aid arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Charlotte
N. C
John Ethridge
He Was Cured Then Murders in New Orleans
William H. Robinson, recently discharged as cured from the State Insane Asylum, murdered Wm. S. Stoessel in his home. A pursuing crowd threatened lynching as Robinson killed a youth named Whittaker and shot a policeman. He fled a mile before taking refuge in the Parish Prison guarded by Sheriff Klock’s men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
William H. Robinson
State Insane Asylum
Wm. S. Stoessel
Whittaker
Klock
Robinson
Carrier pigeon killed by electric wire near home loft
A carrier pigeon from Louis Bellbaum of Lexington was released in Evansville at 1 PM and flew home by 9:45 PM. Near its loft, the bird struck an electric light wire and was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Louis Bellbaum
Evansville
Ind
Fire destroys barn at Wayne County Poor Farm
Special Despatch reports a large barn and contents burned at the Wayne County Poor Farm in Richmond Indiana this morning. Loss estimated between 3000 and 4000 dollars with incendiary origin suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Wayne County
Waterways Journal Pushes Pilot House Reform Petition
The Waterways Journal backs relaxing pilot house rules on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. A broad petition seeks to allow passengers in pilot houses from sunrise to sunset, aided by steamboat owners and crews aiming to Washington for action at the next inspectors' meeting. The appeal cites improved travel comfort and notes opposition to the current restriction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Waterways Journal
Steamboat Inspection Service
United States
J. F. Ellison
Pittsburg & Cincinnati
Ohio
Mississippi
Commercial Tribune
Board of Supervising
Washington
United
L. J. Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Pilot House
Daniel Manning
Ambushed by Outlaws in Washita County
Sheriff Morrison of Washita County and two deputies were ambushed by the Casey gang of horse thieves. Morrison died from his wounds while Deputies White and Dougwall were killed. The outlaws are being pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Commercial Tribune
Guthrie
O. T
Morrison
Washita County
Casey
White
Dougwall
Hillside House summer plans in the Maroon Mountains
Maud and Irene discuss spending the summer at Hillside House in the Maroon Mountains. Irene recalls staying there last year and notes the place is pleasant but the coffee is weak while the hammocks are strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
Maroon Mountains
Irene
Maritime Arrivals and Departures From UK Ports
Ships listed arrived and sailed between United Kingdom ports and New York. The City of Rome arrived at New York from Glasgow and Moville. The Trave arrived at New York from Southampton. The Et ruria sailed from Liverpool to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rome
Glasgow
Moville
Southampton
Trave
Queenstown
Liverpool
Death of prominent stock broker Bateman at age forty nine
Arthur Edgerton Bateman a well known stock broker died of heart disease shortly before 11 tonight at his Washington residence. He was born in Attica Indiana forty nine years ago after serving in the navy he resigned as Lieutenant to pursue business and built a fortune reputed near 2 000 000 dollars with his immediate family present at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur Edgerton Bateman
Bateman
Mr. Bateman
Attica
Ind
Navy
River reports and weather notes from multiple towns
Special Despatches to Commercial Tribune summarize river levels and weather in Oil City Warren Morgantown Brownsville Pittsburgh Wheeling and nearby areas. Data show varying river heights from 0.5 to 7 feet 6 inches with ranges from rising to stationary and clear warm conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Oil City
Warren
Morgantown
Brownsville
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Rieke
Kanawha
Canoeists Die in Hudson River near Yonkers
Harry B. Bissell, a Yonkers Canoe Club member and expert canoeist, and Clifford Lo were drowned when their canoe capsized in the Hudson River near Yonkers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Yonkers
N Y
Harry B. Bissell
Yonkers Canoe Club
Clifford Lo
Hudson River
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Mendenhall
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Schoolfield
Speers Hospital
William Motz
Newport
George Weider
East Fourth Street
O.B. Schoolfield
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Hodge
Motz
Ludlow
Interstate League
Lagoon’s Attractions
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Cites
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John C. Donovan, Jr
Adolph Staderman
Fabiola
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UR Remansin
Tie
Frank Wilson
John Shea
Attem
Pt ‘Xavier
Attalio
Mr. Wm. Ambster
Divine Redeemer
Gounod
Chaminade
Agnes “Cain
Syra
Eee
Jack Horner
Paulonney
Ude
Decca Suns Ia Wateven
Caldicott
Katherine Merk
Margaret McArdle
Martha Wilson
John A. Shea
Perry Galloway
Cromwell
Henry Stoddard
Tassardung
Noah Replogte
North Liberty
Albert & Thompson
Annapolis
Martin Keller
John Pearson
South Wabash
Oliver ‘Griffee
Summitville
Robert Groves
New Palestine
James A. Johnston
Green Hill
Andrew Shanks
Yeddo
Hovey
Terre Haute
Jacob Neff
Warsaw
Daniel Burk
Bloomington
Henry H. Neff
Winchester
John R. Vince
Monroeville
Jacob Feeman
Mary G. Hann
Lebanon
Benjamin House
Pollard
Manless Crawford
Port. Royal
Jacob M. Mathews
Mt. Sterling
Henry Lester
Henderson
Joseph Locus
Mathias
Clevenger
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Leroy C. Boyd
Berry
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Garrison
Leander J. Pack
Joseph 'T.’ Cluck
Frances
David Davis
Harrodsburg
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Blue Lick Springs
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Mary M. Thomas
West Virginia
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Hall's Mills
Francis M. Elliott
Smithville
Elijah Shoemaker
Ola Fields
Mary Felker
Martinsburg
Nancy Ice
Lowman
Tennessee
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London
Alexander Mann
Jasper Cozart
Newbern
Miller F. Irwin
Forkvale
David E Slagle
Johnson City
William A. Hutcheson
Effie
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Hill
Weather Bureau
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Rain
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Local Statistics
Campaign For
City of Cincinnati
White Collar Line
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J. C. Risher
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Ironsides
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Dave Wood
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Brown's
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Chicago Tribune
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A.M. Oelrichs & CO
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Ohio Valley National Bank
Bepler &Co
Third St
Main
Western German Bank
German National Bank
Kuhn & Sams
Atlas National Bank
Azores
Prince Line
R. Richard & CO
Harvester
Lower River
Peters Lee
Jacob Heatherington
Tennessee River
Buckeye
Quincy
Spread Eagle
Grafton
Ste. Genevieve
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Hood
McCarthy
Weathead
eCarthy
Weatherhead
Thornton
Agentm
Watts
Agentm Weatherhead
Baymiller
MT. Auburn
Eden
John Webb, JR
Hanover
Vine St
Court St
Vise
Gee
Ee Geet
Central Av
T. J. Willison
Blymyer Building
Cincinnati Savings
E. Fifth St
B. Rowan
Address Schwartz Foundry CO. (Ltd
Binder Twine
Manila
Sears, Roefbuck & Coo
Illinois
Church of the Advent
McMillan Street
Kemper Lane
RS. S. Solomon
Gilbert Avenue
Walrut
Hills
Fougera & CO
Lecoy, Paries
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