Covington Boys Win High Honors at St Xavier’s
Covington students lead St Xavier’s College exercises with top awards. Thomas D. Cooney earns class medal and elocutionary honors while Paul F. Cassidy is valedictorian. Other Covington honorees include James P Tracy Elmer P Becker and Maurice J Richmond Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
ST. Xavier's
St. Xavier's College
Cincinnati
Thomas D. Cooney
M. Cooney
Scott Street
W. Henry Fitzgerald
Detective Fitzgerald
C. & O. Railway Company
Paul F. Cassidy
Dr. Cassidy
James P. Tracey
Elmer P. Becker
Maurice J. Richmond, Jr
Real Estate Transfers From Local Listings
Regina W. Ahring transfers to Louisa C. Tueling parcels on Sixth and Washington streets totaling 70 by 7 feet and 2 by 73 feet for 9600. Henry Monkedick transfers 23 by 100 feet on Thirteenth Street for 1 and other considerations valued at 500. Henry Boberg transfers 120 feet on Seventeenth Street in Southgate subdivision for 1950. James sells 2 618 acres in Kenton County Ludlow Lagoon to Brooks for 2100. Covington Trust Company as master sells 177.9 acres Ludlow Lagoon property to Brooks for 26667.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina W. Ahring
Louisa C. Tueling
Sixth
Washington Streets
Washington Street
Pike and
Sixth Streets
Henry Monkedick
Barney Monkedick
Thirteenth Street
Wheeler and
Rickey
Henry Boberg
John A. Powers
Sunday Services Listed For Local Churches
Local churches publish Sunday schedules with morning sermons by Rev. George A. Miller at First Christian on A Voluntary Sacrifice and union services in the evening. Union M. E. offers Life, a Sacred Trust at 11 a.m with 9:30 a.m. Sunday school. no evening service due to First Baptist union. Fourth Street Christian presents Three Mistakes at morning worship and Young People’s Union at 6:45 p.m. at First Baptist with Leader W A House on When Is a Nation Safe. Scott Street M. E. features Rev. E Sh Southgate at 11 a.m. on Duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian
George A. Miller
Union M. E
R. I. Watkins
First Baptist Church
Fourth Street Christian
H. J. Seaman
W. A. House
Scott Street
M. E
E. Sh. Southgate
Union Evening Services Schedule for July and August
July 1 First/Baptist Church sermon by Rev Joseph Rennie. July 8 First Presbyterian Church sermon by Rev R I Watkins. July 15 Union M E Church sermon by Rev C G Jones. July 22 First Christian Church sermon by Rev J I Blackburn. July 29 Scott Street M E Church sermon by Rev H J Seaman. August 6 Fourth Street Christian Church sermon by Rev E L Southgate. August 12 Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church sermon by Rev George A Miller. August 19 Scott Street M E Church sermon by Rev C G Jones. August 26 First Baptist Church M C C A service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First/Baptist Church
Joseph Rennie
First Presbyterian Church
R. I. Watkins
Union M. EB
C. G. Jones
First Christian Church
J. I. Blackburn
Scott Street M. E
H. J. Seaman
Fourth Street Christian Church
E. L. Southgate
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
George A. Miller
Scott Street
M. E. Church
First Baptist Church
Unsound Mind Adjudged in Circuit Court
Thomas Foster of Banklick Street was declared of unsound mind and ordered to an asylum. An order directs the jury fund trustee to report to Gus Coulter, Democratic State Auditor. The Jones versus Southern Railroad Company suit was dismissed. Kramer versus Hamlin, over a horse attachment, remains on trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Foster
Banklick Street
Gus Coulter
Thomas W. Jones
The
Southern Railroad Company
John Kramer
H. Hamlin
Local Court Docket Reports Fines And Sentences
Henry Johnson colored fined 2 dollars and costs and sentenced to the Workhouse for thirty days by Judge Pence yesterday for disorderly conduct. John Hollen and wife charged with beating Mary Reed colored were dismissed. Joseph Franzman charged with failing to report a contagious disease had his case continued until Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
Pence
John Hollen
Mary Reed
Joseph Franzman
The McQuery Benefit at Covington Ball Park Today
A ball game and concert at Covington Ball Park this afternoon will benefit Mrs. McQuery. Both teams have trained for days and promise a strong turnout. Beimforde and Woest will battery for the Courthouse team while Grimme and Glenn will battery for the newspaper men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuery
Covington Ball Park
Y M C A Notes Patriot Address Sunday at 4 PM
Rev R Irving Watkins of Union M E Church will give a patriotic address at the Y M C A meeting Sunday afternoon at 4 oclock The Life of the Nation All men invited Boys meeting Gospel Army in Y M C A Hall Sunday at 2 30 oclock Address by Mr H A Schroetter Firecrackers All boys invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Irving Watkins
Union M. E. Church
Gospel Army
Iron molders consider July strike over daily wage demand
At a meeting in Trades and Labor Assembly Hall iron molders decided to strike July 1 unless their demand for 28 dollars per day is met. Reportedly management plans to cut the scale to 27 and a half dollars per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Assembly Hall
Millhand Charles Runge Injured at Licking Tin Mills
Charles Runge, a millhand at the Licking Tin Mills, suffered a severe cut to his left hand while operating a cutting machine yesterday. The guide slipped, the thumb nearly severed, and the back of his hand was cut to the bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Runge
Licking
Suit Aims Sale and Settlement of Bruestle Estate
Robert Welling as executor filed in the Circuit Court for a sale of property and to settle the estate of Louis Bruestle deceased. Walter Bruestle is named in the suit as party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sait
Robert Welling
Louis Bruestle
Walter Bruestle
Judge Tarvin to speak on State Politics in Covington
Judge James P. Tarvin, urged by friends to run for Governor, will address Covington at Odd Fellows Hall tonight at 7 30 on State Politics and the Governorship. John Hardin, 72, died yesterday at Wayfarers Rest. Bue Raglan, colored, rearrested for failing to pay a $25 fine after disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hardin
Catherine Strawther
Louisville
James P. Tarvin
Covington
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Bue Raglan
New Members Initiated at Bellevue Royal Circle Meeting
Bellevue reports ten new candidates initiated at last night’s Royal Circle gathering. Knights of St. John Second District of Kentucky set quarterly meeting for 2 p.m. Sunday at St. George's Hall Newport. Alma Echterman of Fairfield returns from Philadelphia where she represented the Ladies Auxiliary No. 3 at the National convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Circle
Knights of St. John of the
Second District
Kentucky
St. George's Hall
Newport
Alma Echterman
Fairfield
Philadelphia
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ill Councilman Johnson Suffering At Home
Councilman Thomas Johnson is seriously ill at his home on West Linden Street. Master Mechanic J P McCuen of the Southern road returned yesterday from Saratoga where he attended the Master Mechanics Convention held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Johnson
West Linden Street
J. P. McCuen
Southern Road
Saratoga
Burke Summoned as Witness in Goebel Conspiracy Case
Prof John Burke has been summoned as a witness in the Goebel conspiracy case to be tried at Georgetown on July 9. The summons was issued by Scott County Circuit Court and served by Deputy Sheriff Hindman. Burke, who was in Newport when Goebel was killed, says he does not know what is to be proved by his testimony.
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Burke
John Burke
Goebel
Georgetown
Powers
Newport
Scott County
Hindman
Newport property transfers involve St Josephs Orphan Asylum
St Josephs Orphan Asylum and others transferred to J W Ellis and Joseph Sauer in Parkhurst subdivision Newport. Lots 62 63 64, 22 by 100 feet on West Sixth street, sold for $1 and other consideration. The lots were won by the gentlemen, with the asylum earning substantial money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
J. W. Ellis
C. Parkhurst
City of
Newport
West Sixth Street
Joseph Sauer
Deserted Woman Seeks City Pass to Reunite with Husband
Mrs. Stella Abron of Harrodsburg Pa appealed to Mayor Nelson for a charity pass to her home after visiting Pittsburgh. She said her separated husband asked her to return, but she found no trace of him. The Mayor granted a pass to Pittsburgh to forward her to Harrodsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Abron
Harrodsburg
Nelson
Pittsburg
Patterson Engaged to Colorado Springs Bride
Mr Chick Martin returned from a three weeks trip to Nevada Idaho and Colorado. In Colorado Springs he visited Harry Patterson son of W A Patterson of this city. Patterson is superintendent of the street railway company and will soon wed a young lady of the Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chick"’ Martin
Nevada
Idaho
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Harry Patterson
W. A. Patterson
Springs
Carriers’ Vacation Set for July to October
Post Office carriers learned that their vacation period begins July 2 and lasts fifteen days per carrier with a substitute. the schedule extends to October 31. Clerks await their own vacation with interest.
Last Day To Pay City Taxes
City tax payments are due today with penalties to be applied after closing. The tax office will remain open tonight to collect payments and avoid penalties.
Local Marriage Notices and Public Meetings Reported
Cards announce the marriages of Mr. Jacob Joseph to Miss Buelah Newman and a Newport man to a Cincinnati woman. The Board of Education schedules a meeting at Ringold Street School. A marriage license was issued to Michael Tierney and Mary Comer. Noah's Cove Lodge officers are named. Congressman A. B. Berry learns of a pension for the widow and children of John Ensweller. Colonel Berry noted for securing pensions in his district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Joseph
Buelah Newman
Board of Education
Ringold Street
Michael Tierney
Newport
Mary Comer
Cincinnati
Noah's Cove Lodge
Noble
Ralph Siva
Fred Zinke
James Norvall
Thomas M. Hewetson
Dayton Knights elect officers for Noah's Cove Castle
Noahs Cove Castle No 1 of the Knights of the Golden Eagle has elected officers Noble Chief C Longnecker Vice Chief Dr 8S Gould High Priest George W Gribble Representative to Grand Lodge H Beagle alternate W Stegemeyer The Jefferson Democratic Club will hold an important meeting this evening at the Currie residence in Sixth avenue
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Noah's Cove Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Noble
C. Longnecker
8S. P. Gould
George W. Gribble
Grand Lodge
H. Beagle
W. Stegemeyer
Jefferson Democratic Club
Currie
Sixth Avenue
Chased by Police After Market Theft
Three young men tried to steal vegetables from a market wagon driven by Mrs. Grueber near Colerain and Central when Lieutenant Winters and Officer Lichtenberg spotted them at 11 30 last night. Two fled by jumping into the canal. one, William Hoffman 31 of Fifteenth and Plum streets, was captured and charged with petit larceny at the Fifth District Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoffman
Fifteenth
Plum Streets
Fifth District
Burglar Shot At During Avondale Round
Private Officer Wetterich reports seeing a colored man leave the residence of Rev. J W Hamilton at 611 Prospect place. On challenging the intruder he was fired upon. the bullet pierced his visor. The fleeing man escaped as officers pursued through shrubbery. Hamilton family away, house left with a colored woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetterich
Avondale
Rev
J. W. Hamilton
Prospect Place
Hamilton
Val Meyers Injured by Electric Shock at Brighton Barns
Val Meyers, a trolley repairer at the Brighton car barn, was shocked while atop a trolley car last night and thrown to the ground. He sustained bruises and was taken to City Hospital by Patrol S, but declined to stay and went home to McMicken and Elm streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Meyers
Brighton
Patrol S
City Hospital
Meyers
McMicken and
Elm Streets
Watch Thief Sighting Triggers Police Call at Heineman Residence
Patrol officers heard cries of a watch thief near Edward Heineman’s residence on Liberty and Elm streets late last night. Heineman believed burglars entered his store, but police found no entry or stolen goods during the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrol
Liberty
Elm Streets
Edward Heineman
Aragein Heineman
Ohio Indiana and Kentucky Weather Outlook Summary
Ohio fair Saturday and Sunday with cooler air in southwest areas and fresh northerly winds. Indiana fair with early showers in extreme south, cooler in the south and brisk northerly winds, Sunday fair. Kentucky showers and cooler Saturday, Sunday fair with northerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Local Temperature and Precipitation Report for Cincinnati
The report lists daily and accumulated weather figures for Cincinnati. Maximum 92 degrees, minimum around 68, average near 82. Deficiency in temperature since June 1 about 4 degrees. Precipitation deficiency for the day 0.12 inches and since June 1 about 3.27 inches. Accumulated precipitation deficiency since January 1, 1900 reflects low rainfall.
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Boston
S.W
Montreal
Fairen York
Clear
Philadelphia
W. Ear
Washington
Ear
Norfolk
Charlotte
Cloudy
Jacksonville
Atlanta
N.W. Tr
Vicksburg
Cla'dy
Montgomery
Little Rock
New Orleans
Cl’ Dy
Palestine
Galveston
Cl'day
Corpus Christi
Chattanooga
N.E Clear
Memphis
Nashville
S.W Clear
Parkersburg
W. Pittsburg
Cleveland
N.W
Cicago
Denver
Wee Enee
North Platte
Pueblo
Dodge City
Oklahoma
Abilene
Abilene Aeeeeee 29.84 908.E ® |Cloudy el Paso. Eeeeee 29.74 94) S.E. Pt. Cl'dy
Calgary
S.E Cloudy
Qu’ Appelle
Winnipeg
Cincinnati
Colbwaae Tae
Cs Socknsas Paebeee
Baseball Standings and Scores From Newcastle Wheeling Toledo Youngstown
The report lists club standings with W L records for Newcastle Mansfield Wheeling and Toledo plus day’s scores from Newcastle Wheeling and Youngstown games. Notable: Newcastle beat Mansfield 6 0 and Wheeling defeated Toledo 5 4. Youngstown forfeited to Columbus 9 0 due to a bat issue.
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Wheeling
Newcastle
Wayne
Mansfield
Dayton
Columbus
Toledo
Youngstown
Innirngs
R.A. DB
Figgemier
Graffius
Smith and Fox
Colgan
Teledo
Skopec and
Ritter
Jossana
Hannaford
R.H.E
McGinnis and Boyd
Stricklett
Butler and Arthur
River Boat Departures Listed in Advertisements
Boats leaving today from Pittsburg and nearby ports include Queen City at 5 p.m. Portsmouth, Pearce at noon, Tacoma at 8:30 p.m., Virginia on July 8 at 5 p.m., and Workum on July 2 at 3:30 p.m. Other entries note Aurora and Houteville schedules with various July times.
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Pittsburg
Queen City
Portsmouth
Pearce
Chile
Tacoma
Virginia
Workum
Aurora
Hlouteville
Wells
Vevay
Petersburg
Buckeye
Memphis
Merriman
Avalon
Louisville
Lawrenceburg
Wheeling
Main
E. R. Mauck
Public Landing
River Weather Report With Rising Stage
The river showed a slight swell yesterday with stages of 9.3 feet at 6 am 9.5 feet at noon and 9.7 feet at 6 pm The sky was partly cloudy and sultry as temperatures on the street rose above 9 degrees
Barge of Coal Sunk at Smiths Landing
A full barge of Pittsburgh lump coal sank at L. W. Smiths coal landing at the foot of State Avenue on the evening of the seventh. Swells from passing steamers are blamed for leaking the barge. a bulkhead was built and pumps will attempt to float it. Also, the Dick Brown disaster investigation set to begin today by local steamer inspectors with public exclusion.
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Pittsb
L. W. Smith
State Avenue
George, Buck
Menges
Pittsburg Coal Combine
Dick Brown
Cn Oe
Fearn Meron
Bulings
Local High School Baseball Action Today
Avondale faces Westwood at Avondale Gym plays Norwood at Norwood Madisonville hosts Procter & Gamble at Madisonville Stamina meets Milford at Milford The Procter & Gamble boys visit Madisonville in a strong matchup Ernie Diehl leaves Avondale for tennis Geo Poor and George Poor duel on the mound Wiseman stars for Madisonville as team seeks rebound after two straight losses
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Avondale
Westwood
Gym
Norwood
Madisonville
Procter & Gamble
Stamina
Milford
Procter & Gamble Boys
Amateur Baseball Schedule Highlights Local Teams
Tomorrow at Norwood Inn Park the Superbas face the Elliotts a top neighborhood club with strong results. C H & D sends players to Burlington Ky for a noon meet at Anderson's Ferry. Olympics duel Ludlows at Ludlow Sunday. Addyston players to meet at C H D Depot noon Sunday to travel to Hamilton for Krebs game. All Kentuckians depart Panhandle Depot 8 am Sunday for Richmond Ind.
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Norwood Inn Park
Superbas
Elliotts
Madison Road
Hyde Park
Burlington
Anderson's Ferry
Becker
Upson
Dugan
Wilson
Barnett
Anstead
Wulfeck
Miller
Lippert
Brier
Reinhart
Addyston
Hamilton
Krebs
All Kentuckians
Panhandle Depot
Richmond
Ind
Henneke
Wiseman
Drieks
Keenan
Haberer
Bush
Brinker
Glenn
Bénke
Sharkey to Wed Chicago Widow Mrs Bauer
Pu gilist Tom Sharkey will marry Lillian Bauer a Chicago saloon keeper widow next week. Sharkey met Mrs Bauer in Chicago this spring and will return with her to the city for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Tribune
Tom Sharkey
Lillian Bauer
Sharkey
Bauer
New York
Middletown Postmaster Assistant Salary Raised to 1200
Special Despatch reports in Middletown on June 29 that the Assistant Postmaster’s salary has increased from 1000 to 1200 by authorities in Washington. Plans are ready for remodeling the Merchants' National Bank Building to become a model bank and office. Vigor and vitality are promoted by Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Middletown
Washington
Merchants’ National Bank
River and Canal Traffic Reports Highlight Rising Waters
Special Despatches detail river levels and movements across Ohio, Monongahela, Kanawha, and Mississippi basins. Vessels such as the Virginia and Lorena move upriver after being stuck, while coal operators prep crews and dividends are announced. Storms, rain, and rising streams affect towns from Wheeling to Paducah, with multiple boats and tow movements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Warren
Oil City
Brownsville
Morgantown
Pittsburg
Virginia
Merriman
Charley
Hook
Olivettée
Sdhd
Duff
Ohio River
Lashell
Rowlesburg
Cheat River
Ohio
Davis Island
Monongahela Coal and Coké Company
Greenwood
Charleston
Avalon
For Sale HOUSES and Local Listings Cincinnati Ohio and Miami Univ
Classified notices show real estate offerings in Cincinnati Ohio and nearby areas. Includes two story and brick houses in Walnut Hills and Avondale with 9 to 14 rooms, lots with shade trees, stables, gas and steam heat, modern conveniences, and proximity to rail lines and churches. Also mentions Miami University Oxford with free tuition and military drill under a U S regular army officer. Contact details for H B Orr and WM W Eberson Co and Cooper & Co.
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Miami University
Oxford
U. S
David 8. Tappan
D.D
H. B. Orr
S. E. Cor
Walnut
Ariisie
Wyoming
William F. Colburn
Colburn Pee Wyoming
Avondale
Clifton
Walnut Hills
Race
Ifth
Sycamore
Broadway
Glenn
Fifth
Hammond
Vine
Arno
Fourth
Ebersole
E. Third St
Bion Railroad
Wm, W. Ebersole .& CO
A Nonce
Lane Seminary
T. Bray
Chapel St
Woodburn
Cooper & CO
N.e
Fpeepalainsiebas Natretapeesataigina
Apa Pongeeesnacasas Yates
S. E. Cor. Park
McMillan Sts
WM. V. Ebersole, & CO
CROCS
Walnut ,Hills
WM. V. Ebersole Ck Co
For Rent Flats and Real Estate Ads in The Eden District
Classified notices list furnished flat in The Eden Grand Street with park outlook elevator and phone, and Flats Avondale corner Makin and Rockdale offering 2, 3, 4 and 6 rooms with bath heat and hot water. Also three room select flats on Central Avenue, plus life insurance loan offers and river report with arrivals and departures notes.
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Eden
Grand St
Park
Bath
Park Outlook
Latta
Ieee
Avondale
New Prick
Makin and
Rockdale
Lightning destroys Tuley barn near Hamilton
A barn one and a half miles east of Hamilton owned by John Tuley was struck by lightning at 5:30 PM and burned with all contents. Loss estimated at 2000 dollars, partly insured. The same dispatch notes city utility payrolls and an arrest warrant for Salvator Purateri for alleged potato theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
John Tuley
Board of Control
City
Salvator Purateri
A. F. Tebbs
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Miliband
Mendenhall
Madison Avenue
Newport News
George Weider
East Fourth Street
Wm. K. Marshall
Trinity
St. Mark’s English Lutheran Church
Eighth and
Monroe Streets
Fifth Street Christian Church
Chas, Darsie
Union Services
Circuit Court
Bellevue
Ludlow
Weather Bureau
Local Statistics
Interstate League
R.H.E. Youngstown
Rosebrough
Murphy
Wolf and
Beville
R . A Ial
R. HE
Dayton Soseeseeseseel
Watkins and
Donohue
Harper
Fergen
Smith’s
John M. Phillips
B. R. Andrews
Lee H. Brooks
J. F. Ellison
Edgington
Ben
C.B. Pearce
P.m
Coney Inland
New Richmond
Moscow
Vine Street
Cherbourg
Hawpyon
Qremen
Iser
Wm.d.Gr
Saale
Bilbesacres Tases
Kaiser Wm.d.Gr
Kaserin Mar
Aner
Routhampton
London
Brenen
Bremen
Hamlurg-American Line
Plymount
Cher Tours
Paris
Hamburg
K. Friedrich
Bismarck
Columbia
Express S
Deutschland
Plymouth
Nampure
Phoenicia
Beleravia
Pennsylvania
Pretoria
Hamburg-American Line
Ohio Valley Nat'l Bank
Western German Bank
Kuhn & Sons
Third St
Atlas Nat'l Bank
Walnut St
Postoffice
German National Bank
Walnut Sts
Cunard Line
Queenstown
Liverpool
Saxonia
Ivernia
Saxomina
State Street
Mass
Alex Martin
Azores
Naples
Genoa
Prince Line
R. Richard
Billy Bass
Milfords
Avondales
Doc Weisman
Norwoods
Geo. Poor
Ernie Diehl
Madisonvilles
Klugler c
Poor P
Myers Ib
Harris S.s
Mann c
Colina R
Olympics
Ludlows
Marietta
Bedford
John. W. Ailes
John.Moren
New
John Moren
Pomeroy
Kanawha
Fred Wilson
Mariner
Middleport
Courier
Tom
Reese
Ed Roberts
Enterprise and
Gallipolis
Catlettsburg
Crown Hill
H. M. Stanley
E. A. Woodruff
Enterprise
Defender
Acorn
Clare
John C. Fisher
Queen Cits
Stanley
Sam Clark
John Mackey
Chas. B. Péarcé
City of Cincinnati
Big Kanawha
Carrollton
Tell City
Byvansville
Colonel Hite
Ferncliff
Lotus
Broadus
White
George H. A Wilson
Jack Wilson
Tom Awbrey
Evansville
John
Hopkins
Paducah
Henry DeBus
Lafe Sauer
Jeffersonville
Longfellow
Old
Enver
Raymond
J. N. White
Cumberland River
City of Golconda
Elizabethtown
Monte Bauer
Cumberland
Jacob ‘'Heatherington
Dick Fowler
John Hopkins
H. T. Davis
Tennéséée
Cairo
Margaret
Lower
Jacob Heatherington
Lower River
Wabash
Obion River
St. Louis
Tennessee River
Ito
Li Lt
Dream City
Frederic Mayer
Generral Peck
Jose de Olivares
Maurius Bar
Neurdein Brothers
Maple
W. V. Eberbole& CO
Rene En
Baymiller
M' Allister
N. E. Cor
T. J. Willison
Blymyar Building
Raymond Herner
Boaz
Hock White
Upper
Louis
Spread Eagle
Grafton
Ste. Genevieve
R. C. Gunter
Dubuque
St. Paul
Carrier
Carutheraville
the Bees Lee
War Eagle
Cape Girardeau
Alexander M
General Peck
Alexander III. Bridge
Chateau d’Eau
Champ de Mars
Alexander Bridge
Grand Palace of Fine Arts
Trocadero
United States
Palace of Mines and Metallurgy
Hotel Honing
Bowman & Son
Rochester
E. Eighth St
Charles B. Hoffman
Tennessee
Wolfenburger & Williams
Burt Block
Lincoln
Neb
W. Fourth St
Bofinger & Hopkins
Court Street
W. Ebersole & CO
W. Cor
Binder Twine
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Illinois
J. M. Nickles
No. Waverly Ay
Tribune
Court St
Central Av
Eamste
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