Trovatore a Hit at Chester Park Met Opera
The Metropolitan era Company presented Il Trovatore at Chester Park on Sunday with superb principals Joseph Sheehan Aida Hemmi Margaret Crawford Thomas Richards and Edwin Metcalfe delivering strong singing and acting. The chorus showed excellent tonal strength and the final act drew strong applause. Manager Martin plans two 30 by 30 foot portraits of Taft and Bryan as part of an extended display along with fireworks after the first act and the vaudeville show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Joseph Sheehan
Aida Hemmi
Margaret Crawford
Thomas Richards
Edwin Metcalfe
Martin
Cincinnati
William H. Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Chester
Niagara Falls
Mouoaniiig
Teay Elon
Caroline Ford
A. M. Gentrup
Anna M. A. Johnson
George H. Hamann
Carthage Pike
Techie Caves
Dapee
Apa Pomeaduke
Levia
Elizabeth Kiefner
Emil A. Seyfried
E. C Roll
William G. Siefke
Elizabeth Siefke
Eighth and Linn Streets
Linn Street
Charles A. Henke
William Rainer
Norwood
Memou
Harry C. Roberts
Elizabeth Moores
Co-operative L. & B. A
Bond Hill
Susie Lohmueller
Elizabeth Stephan
J. H. Oliver
Longworth Street
Park
Stone Streets
Charles W. Paver
Edwin M. Lee
Chase Street
Dane Street
Charles N. Paver
Zetta Witherby
J. Bys Bowman
Stephen Kemper
Jackson Street
St. Bernard
Laurel Lodge
Madisonville
A. Ward
Madison- Vite
Igis
James N. Gamble
William Schwoeppe
J. R. Baumes
Perne
George M. Casey
Charles W. Boebinger
McAlpin
Atenaehie
Julia Plunkett
Lewis D. Phillips
Main Avenue
Avondale
Margaret McArdle
Sidney H. Bing
South Crescent Avenue
George J. Strassner
George Grimm
S. Snively
Robert W. Seebaum
Emma Seebaum
Springfield Township
Aielaipa Wan Pe Das
Lena L. Eisenberg
Benjamin Lass
Park Street
Anes Edeedherenwe
Anna Bramble
Carrie B. Martin
Archer Avenue
L. W. McCray
Joseph Levitch
Carlisle Avenue
Mathias Gaessler
Thomas Frey
Wehrman
Fredonia Avenues
Matilda Doeller Et al
Morris Stone
E. Knowilton
Jacob Bengert
Henry H. Sutkamp
Clark Street
Park G. Hammar
Hulda Iseman
Maple Avenue
Chester Free Vaudeville Delights Audiences This Week
The Chester free vaudeville program offers Milo Theo and her Dandies Hastings id Wilson and others, with the Clemenze Brothers providing the musical dinner novelty. Their grotesque acts and endless array of oddly crafted instruments create a highly amusing, diverting show that is thoroughly worth seeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Milo
Theo
Dandies
Lagoon resort shines with new attractions and Fourth plans
The Lagoon area offers picturesque scenery and diverse leisure options around a large lake ideal for fishing boating and bathing. Doomsday the newly added exhibit promises dramatic moral storytelling with striking electrical effects. Kentucky park officials prepare extensive Fourth of July celebrations including fireworks on the lengthy program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Park
Novel Canoe Events and Amateur Races at Avoca Park
Avoca Park drew large crowds Sunday for novelty contests between Tower Hill Canoe Club and the Ojibway Indians. Five innings of water baseball ended in a tie. the canoe tug of war went to the Ojibways. A mixed tilt between Howard Hamilton and an Eskimo named AukA ended in a tie. The seventy five meter swimming race was won by Howard Adee of Ohio with Guy Dailey second and Master Howard Hamilton third, the latter holder of the US under 14 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca Park
Tower Hill
Ibways
Howard Hamilton
Auka
Howd Adee
Ohio
Guy Dailey
Org
Master Howardamilton
United States
Old Basin the elephant delights visitors at park display
Old Basin escaped from his keeper Sunday morning at Coney and became the park’s star feature yesterday. Visitors patted the elephant while he trotted the grounds with a make shift saddle, receiving praise and treats. Young John Robinson is building an elephant saddle for Corey’s child riders, and Old Basil may tour the grounds this week carrying young riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Basin
Coney
John Robinson
Corey
Basil
Jugglers at Coney Add To Free Vaudeville Bills
The Juggling Beatties joined free vaudeville at Coney Island after a delayed Sunday arrival from Pittsburg. They debut at the Monday matinee and appear with Woodwards rural sketch Kenney and Williams acrobatics Charles Gano and a unicycle act for the Fourth of July celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Coney Island
Pittsburg
Woodwards
Kenney and Williams
Charles Gano
Star of Spellman Bear Circus Captivates Zoo Audience
The Spellman Circus bears headline at the Zoo with seven week old cub Midnight drawing widespread affection. Midnight, bottle raised, has attracted many adoption offers and even refused 500 to join the Chicago convention. The cub and its brothers roam tied on long ropes at the antitheater Porgy as they play boisterously. Midnight dislikes two Russian bears but adores Teddy the Rocky Mountain bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spellman Bear Circus
Midnight
Spellman Circus
Zoo
Spellman
Reblican
Chicago
Ger
Teddy
African bird and monkey consignment arrives at zoological garden
The Zoological Garden received a valuable African bird and mammal consignment. Notable entries include four dozen zebra finches, two dozen silver bill finches, and two dozen black headed nun finches. A patas monkey, the first in ten years, plus three monas and a pair of young mandrils from East Africa joined the collection. An African Guinea and four white ringtailed monkeys also joined the Zoo family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Garden
Africa
East Africa
Chester to host grand firework display with illuminated decked s
Easater will spread itself on the site as decorations cover miles. The manager arranged to have one of the thousands of electric s decked in red white and and the effect will be striking. The fireworks display aims to exceed all past shows at Chester the home of big fire exhibitions with spending for fireworks nearly doubling previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easater
Chester
Daughters of Israel Plan Large Coney Outing Today
The Daughters of Israel announce a major Coney Island excursion this week with hundreds of tickets sold. They will board steamers for what organizers call one of the year’s representative gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Daughters of Israel
Moonlight Hop Set at Roof Garden Ballroom Chester
Manager Kirkpatrick of the Roof Garden Ballroom prepares a moonlight hop for Friday night in Chester. He plans to create his own moon with the help of Chester electricians despite there being no natural moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick
Roof Garden
Chester
Chester Electricians
Fourth of July program at Avoca Park attracts crowds
Amusement notes say the Fourth is celebrated at all local parks on Saturday and Sunday. Avoca Park will host a July Fourth programme expected to draw thousands, featuring Ojibway Indians performing Hiawatha, canoe races, running and swimming contests. Transportation by C M L traction cars and Pennsylvania trains will shuttle visitors to the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca Park
Pennsylvania
Missing Baskerville partner eyed for early return
Henry B. Baskerville, 40, partner in Baskerville & DeSerisy confectioners at 135 East Sixth Street, has been missing since last Tuesday. His partner, Margaret M. DeSerisy, reports no contact and expresses belief he will likely reappear soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Baskerville
Baskerville & DeSerisy
East Sixth Street
Margaret M. DeSerisy
Flag Presented to Engine Company 42 Firemen
Residents of the Fifth Ward presented Engine Company No. 42 with a new flag last night. Henry Woellering spoke and Captain Ernst Wuerth accepted, noting the flag honors the order to raise the Stars and Stripes each morning at fire and police houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
July Heat Tops Records In Local Weather History
July brings peak heat with the highest average for the period and more days above 100 than August. The official July normal is 78 degrees, and the record high of 105 degrees was set on July 22, 1901, while cloudy days count only seven on average.
Cincinnati Promoter Dyson Bradley Bound Over in Illegal Firm Case
Dyson Bradley, promoter of the alleged Bradley Carter & Co illegal commission firm, was bound over to the grand jury by US Commissioner Johnston on a $1,000 bond he could not post. He will be transported to Cincinnati then Denver to face State and Federal authorities. I. C. Carter testified he was duped into joining the venture and was released on his recognizance to appear at the next US Court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Dyson Bradley
Bradley, Carter & Co
United States
Johnston
Cincinnati
Marshal Lewis
Denver
Col
I. C. Carter
Middle States Champion Tennis Tourney Opens at Orange Lawn Club
Mountain Station New Jersey June 29 Play began today in the Middle States Champion Tournament on the orange lawn turf courts. The winner will challenge W A Larned for the title and the emblematic cup. J C Neely defeated Dr W W Rosenbaum 6 4 6 3 in today’s play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Station
N. J
Middle States
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
W. A. Larned
J. C. Neely
W.W. Rosenbaum
Horse Races Card with Multiple Classes and Weights
Details from a racing program listing races on a card for mares and geldings two to three year olds and up. It includes selling races steeplechase and turf events with weights, odds and horse names such as Cressine Expansionist King Castle and Preceptor along with distances and purses for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cressine
Biskra
Lady Karma
Queen Marguerite
Aimee C
Miss Norfolks
Black Mary
King Castle
St. Kevin
LaLatta
Iron Sides
Dick Shaw
Paprika
Pamplico
Tan-' Das
Robador
Boy
Jig Music
Westmore
Sea Cliff
Uncle Jim
Traveler
Lookout
Yankee Daughter
Merise
St. Abe
Taboo
Hanomia
Grania
Takahira
Beauty Bright
Fore
Waymouth
Shecatress
Lady Swift
Lasota
Fair Play
Falcada
Master Robert
Firestone
Earl G
Live Wire
Rosimiro
Gowan
Spooner
Ping and Needles
Friar
Prince Ching
Sally
Beauclere
Brother Jonathan
Joe’ Lettis
Danbury
Westm
Ete
Helen
Fredonia
Olet
Experts Shakers Case Settled and Bankrupt Discharges
Federal judge grants petitions of insolvency and postpones dissolution fights over the Western Society of Shakers in West Union Kentucky. Charity Hilton trustee Mary E Porter seeks a share valued at 285000 with 13 surviving members amid negotiations for settlement. Several Cincinnati and Ohio bankrupts receive discharges. objections filed in some cases with 10 days for specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Society of Shakers
West Union
Patterson A. Reece
United States
Mary E. Porter
Mt. Vernon, Ill
Hilton
Charity of Friends
Porter
Shaker Society
Charity Hilton
Court Excuses Businessman From Jury Duty in Embezzlement Case
Judge Hunt chides Charles Brandebury for forming an opinion before testimony and excuses him from jury service in the Clifford J. Heckert embezzlement trial. Heckert is defended by William Littleford with Fromme Morris for the state. The Cincinnati Post libel case against it advances only to the September term due to 38 defense witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford J. Heckert
Joseph R. Peebles Sons Company
Hunt
Brandebury
William Littleford
Heckert
Fromme Morris
Cincinnati Post
Habeas petitions heard in Common Pleas Court
Matilda Janson seeks habeas corpus to restore Grace Beessler to her custody from paternal grandmother Tillie Beesler. Judge Swing to hear at 10 this morning. Arthur C. Fricke represents Janson. Sarah Burkhardt petitions for Lillian Burkhardt’s release from the House of Refuge, now claimed to be over 18. Charles B. Sparks represents the writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Janson
Grace Beessler
Tillie Beesler
Arthur C. Fricke
Sarah Burkhardt
Divorce Decrees Awarded in Common Pleas Court
Numerous decrees granted for cruelty and neglect as Judges Woodmansee Swing and Pfleger presided. Names include Mary Van Vooren, Lena Browfsky, Edna Honiker, Lillian Meyer, Ida Morford, Mary Young, Florence Clark, William Luskering, Jacob Rosenberg, Sophy Hagan, and Banning Hopping among others. Contested case of Banning Hopping and trial for Martin Hagan auctioneer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Swing
Mary Young
Joseph Young
Florence Clark
Ulysses Clark
William Luskering
Daisy Luckering
Jacob Rosenberg
Tinie Rosenberg
Judge Woodmansee
Sophy Hagan
Martin M. Hagan
Banning Hopping
Farmer
Harrison, C
Probate Court for multiple estates files admin actions
Probate Court records list applications to administer estates for Mamie A. Dwyer Julie Geisler Jacob Zopf Carl Engelsmann Mary Oliver William L Bell and others. The personal estate of Charles A Meyer is valued at $3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Broadwell
Mamie A. Dwyer
Paul Julius Geisler
Julie Geisler
Edward F. Zopf
Jacob Zopf
Matilda Engelsmann
Carl Engelsmann
Marietta H. Schilderink
Mary Oliver
William G. Bell
William L. Bell
Renner to Succeed Assur as Assignment Commissioner
George Renner will succeed Samuel Assur as Assignment Commissioner in the Courthouse tomorrow after Assur resigned weeks ago to join the Ohio Wine and Spirits Association as legal adviser. August Lasancé of Covington, former Norwood line conductor, received 5500 for injuries from a collision involving Cincinnati Traction Company cars. James B. O'Donnell filed a 10000 bond as trustee of the National Machine Tool Company yesterday and was sworn in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Renner
Samuel Assur
Assur
Ohio Wine and Spirits Association
August Lasancé
Covington
Norwood
Cincinnati Traction Company
James B. O’donnell
National Machine Tool Company
Mystery of James Neal’s Disappearance Deepens
The sudden vanishing of James Blackburn Neal from the Sinton Hotel in Sinton, Texas, on Sunday morning leaves his bride of three days in distress. Police and private detectives, aided by six Lexington locals, continue the search. Neal, a Lexington resident, left with more than 400 dollars after telling his wife he would get shaved. He is a Paris, Kentucky native, with his father serving as pastor in Toronto, Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blackburn Neal
Lexington
Sinton Hotel
Cleveland
Neal
Paris
Toronto
Canada
Alleged Deficit in Cowen Accounts Worth 39000 Dollars
Unofficial reports from Washington say the discrepancy in the late United States Court Clerk General B R Cowen’s accounts, found by Examiner Moore, totals about 39000 dollars. The amount is owed to litigants and attorneys who paid costs over Cowen’s 26 years. The examiner’s report is with Chief Examiner Firich for action. The government may seek recovery from bondsmen, or ask them to cover the deficiency if litigation is avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
B. R. Cowen
Moore
Firich
Great Manufacturers Day to Welcome New Chamber Members
Governor Harris will speak at tomorrow's Great Manufacturers Day event in the Chamber of Commerce. Directors will escort the speaker and new members will invite friends. New members include Louis B. Kuhler, Clark R. Brown, George A. Dieterley, B F. Botts, Walter C. Gabbennesch, George D. Crabb, Co. F. Pratt, A. S. White, and Frank Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Harris
Louis B. Kuhler
Clark R. Brown
George A. Dieterley
B F. Botts
Walter C. Gabbennesch
George D. Crabb
F. Pratt
A. S. White
Frank Hoffman
Man 74 Leaps From City Hospital Window
John Hayes of 806 Renner street, temporarily demented, jumped from a third floor window at City Hospital and died from injuries. He was brought to the hospital June 17 from Clifton avenue near the Elm Street Incline with a broken back, shock, and a wrist cut. Police and doctors have not determined how the injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hayes
Renner Street
City Hospital
Hayes
Clifton Avenue
Elm Street
Bettmann Begins New IRS Term Under Roosevelt
Internal Revenue Collector Bernhard Bettmann starts a new term appointed by President Roosevelt. Examiner S. T. Ames arrives from Washington to begin auditing the office’s books after the fiscal year ends at 2 o'clock today. The formal transfer to Bettmann occurs before the office opens Wednesday morning with Bettmann and staff resuming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Bernhard Bettmann
Roosevelt
S. T. Ames
Washington
Bettmann
New Suits Filed In Superior Court Listings
Case numbers and parties filed include Henry Steinker vs Frank Kluba for 45 and foreclosure of lien. Lena Hallbauer vs Henry Ortwein on appeal from Squire Dumont. application for writ of habeas corpus for Lillian Burkhardt. Elizabeth Hughes vs Barbara Enger et al to quiet title. O D Siebern et al vs Edward Siebern et al for partition. Grace Beeser for writ of habeas corpus. United States Lithographing Company vs City of Norwood for an injunction. Alma M Conners vs John H P Conners for divorce and alimony. Franklin R Edwards vs J H Rennes et al for a receiver. Superior Court entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Steinker
Frank Kluba
C. W. Merrill
Lena Hallbauer
Henry Ortwein
Squire Dumont
Lillian Burkhardt
C. S. Sparks
Elizabeth Hughes
Barbara Enger
J. A. Rudel
L. H. Pummill
O. D. Siebern
Edward
Norwood Et al
Hickenlooper
Alma M. Conners
John H. P. Conners
Karl H Cadwell
Hagemann Assigns Estate in Involvency Court
Andrew E. Hagemann dealer in nations at 4181 Hamilton Avenue made an assignment yesterday in the Involvency Court to Attorney Frank H. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew E. Hagemann
Nations
Hamilton Avenue
Frank H. Williams
Southern League Scores Tangle Amid Incomplete Text
In Nashville and other cities, fragmented reports show the Southern League results with Birmingham and Mobile standings unclear. The garbled notes reference Montgomery and Atlanta, hinting at game outcomes and loan mentions, but key details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Box Factory Plant to Be Erected by H A Tyler & Co
A large one story box making plant will be built by H A Tyler & Co in Gest street to serve additional manufacturing facilities. Plans by Anthony Kunz Jr show a 73 by 840 foot structure costing about 10000 dollars with work to begin soon as contractors finalize details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Tyler & Co
Gest Street
Anthony Kunz, Jr
Real estate transfers and mortgage filings in Cincinnati district
A compilation of property transfers and mortgages filed in Cincinnati Ohio. Transactions include numerous lot attainments in Mt. Healthy Lockland Madisonville and Avondale along with several easements and lease arrangements. The list notes mortgages to Southern Ohio L and B Co and various individuals, plus a city council resolution for Ross alley improvements with assessment plans.
Property Listings and Ownership Costs on Local Streets
A list of various residences and lots with owners and stated costs. Properties include frames on Fairview Western and Bruce avenues, brick on McMicken, and several other frame and brick homes with owners such as Andrew Jones Louis Schwab H Bolme John Schulte William Briettenhall and William H Seaman. The text also mentions alterations on Main street involving partitions and plumbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Western Avenues
Andrew Jones
McMicken Avenue
Dixon
Louis Schwab
Main Street
Court Street
Bruce Avenue
Jones
Elmore Street
Edge
Carthage Pike
Glen
Craig Avenue
Montana Avenue
H. Bolme
Wood
John Schulte
William Briettenhall
William H. Seaman
Faculty Meeting Considers Merger Overtures
The Miami Medical College faculty meets this afternoon at Dr. J C Oliver's Berkshire Building office to discuss overtures from Ohio Medical College Cincinnati University for a merger during their regular monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical College
Miami Medical College
J.C. Oliver
Berkshire
Ohio’ ‘Medical Collee
Cincinnati Universe
City approves street improvement on First alley project
A resolution authorizes improving First alley from Vine to Hamer streets with grading granite curbs and brick paving. It sets the grade and approves plans, specifications, estimates, and profiles on file. Assessments may be paid over ten years. bonds to be issued by the City of Cincinnati. Passed June 22, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMiav
Board of Public Service
Benton Ailey
McMicken Avenue
Hamer Street
City of
Cincinnati
E. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Ross Alley
Bremen Street
State of Ohio
Vine Street
A.D
E. C. Bathgate
Fischer Avenue
Collins
Collins Avenue
Herron Avenue
Hoffner Street
Roll Avenue
Powers Street
West Fork Creek
Cumminsville
Palmer
Ewancare
City approves alley improvement plans and drainage works
Board declares the project necessary to improve Gates alley from Linn street to its eastern end. It authorizes prodding and brick paving, drainage construction, and surveying to determine grade and to approve plans specifications and estimates for the work.
Lima Choral Society feature in next Sunday Illustrated Magazine
Pages 6 and 7 of next Sunday's Illustrated Magazine will highlight the Lima Choral Society of Lima Ohio. Page 7 also includes a group picture of bowlers and an outing club. The issue promises many features to entertain readers while cooling off in a sunny Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima Choral Society
Lima
Tribune
City to finance street improvement via bonds and assessments
The document outlines intersection elevations on Gates alley and Linn Street, frontage assessments at 50 percent, payment options within 20 days, and the city of Cincinnati to cover remaining costs including damages and real estate purchases through bond proceeds. E. O. Bathgate signs as official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giortas
Vation Dasta Andredths
Gates Alley
Gates
Linn Street
City of
Cincinnati
E. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Cincinnati approves sewer severance plan for Cumminsville streets
City council adopts plan to sever Fischer avenue and adjacent lanes in Cumminsville. Details cover brick and pipe sewers, quantities, costs, and a five year, four percent installment financing scheme with 46 percent frontage assessments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lagoon
Avoca
Trovatore
Riding the Elephant
Beautiful Banner
Bradley
Sheepshead Bay
News of Courts
Thompson
William Saul
Louis B. Berkemeier
Charles F. Bassett
Edward Drachmann
Louis F. Lutkehaus
Orville P. Curran
James Hamilton
College Corner
Robert O’donnell
Piqua
William J. Ogan
Dayton
Walter Lyon
John - Houck
Morrow
Edward B. Bayliss
Criminal Court
Common Pleas Court
Probate Court
Sinton Guest
John B. Stewart
Bride
Superior Court
Franklin R. Edwards
J. H. Rennes Et al
Breitenste
Southern League
Sell Clifton
Middleton Avenue
Hayward & Cordes
Lewis R. Smith
George J. Gruen
Clifton
Krell Piano Company
Ninth and Harriet Streets
Harry Hake
George Cormuelle
F. G. Zumworde
Fairfield Avenue
W. A. Keadin
J. R. Bowman
Delta L. A. Co
Magdalene Hundemer
Benjamin Peterson
Glenn B
Clara E. Boeckle
Ernst Station
Wenry H. Sutkamp
L. i
ceaweGawe
George Rottner
Southern Ohio L. & DY AG Ries
Charles W. Boehinger
Emma Casey
Mary L. Hardiman
Frank Zhamerman
W. H. Mente
Anna Ruttledge
Liberal L. & B. Co
Same
John H. Weaver
GREE
ORIG
Bond Cowes
Sophia Steinkamp
Robert Haskins
George W. Nash
Madison B. A
Charles
Ward
Sarah A. Kinney
Wiliam Meyers
Westwood Homestead
Simerdaine
Mary Lorbing
Eliz
M. Gossmeyer
Eliza M. Dording
Highland
L. Et el Aks
Charles Albert
Elizabeth L. Hatman
Clar& Mets
TC. Conrad
Edessiee Sd
Bernard Meyers
East
Walnut Hills
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