Hat found on Central Bridge linked to Newport carpenter
The body of a Newport carpenter is presumed to have jumped from the Central Bridge after his wife, Mrs. Lafayette Hoffman of 1127 Orchard Street, Newport, identified a hat and a Carpenters Union book as his. Police report blood on the hat but no signs of assault. Relatives say he was despondent over unemployment and had threatened to end his life.
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Ohio River
Lafayette Hoffman
Orchard Street
Newport
Carpenters’ Union
Cincinnati
Leahey
Hoffman
Covington Tiring Inspectors Clash Over Appointments
Covington officials battle over six street inspectors to be paid 3 dollars daily. Superintendent Ellsworth Woods refuses to join a meeting, saying he holds the appointment power under the charter while committees and the engineer insist the ordinance governs. The dispute may head to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Ellsworth
Woods
Harry Méiners
Fa Scover
Engineer
Bondsman Gets Job in County Sheriff's Office Shakeup
Sheriff George Davison's bond issue with d Nenton County is resolved after County Judge H P Stephens accepts the bond. DeputySheriff changes announced with Edward Rent named chief deputy replacing Henry Hengehold who leaves after six years. Rent is among Davison's new bondsmen.
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George Davison
D Nenton
H. P. Stephens
Davison
Dawison
Edward Rent
Henry Hengehold
Hengehold
Hengehold Has Been the Chief Deputy In the Sheriff's Office
Renz
Detective Captures Alleged Thief In Rail Yard Break-In
Detective J E Rice observed three men enter railroad cars at Chesapeake and Ohio yards and witnessed a break in to steal a case of shoes. One man slipped and alerted Rice before two suspects fled. In Police Court BE F Jones faced breaking into a railroad car and the case was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio
J. E. Rice
Rice
BE. F. Jones
Covington Grocers Protest Sunday Opening Ordinance
Walter R. Kinkey attorney for the Covington Retail Grocers and Butchers Association urged council committees to block a proposal legalizing Sunday morning openings for groceries and butcher shops. Council planned no action until pending court cases against those already arrested are resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Kinkey
Covington Retail Grocers and Butchers’ Association
Covington Council
Pastor W M Wood to resign from Covington church
The Rev W M Wood, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Covington, will tender his resignation next Sunday morning. He has accepted a call from the First Baptist Church of Humboldt Tennessee. Covington church has one of the largest congregations and has been strengthened during his pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Wood
First Baptist Church of
Covington
Humboldt
Tennessee
First Baptist Church
Wood
Kenton Court Notes on New Trial Bid in Uhly Case
The motion for a new trial in William Uhly murder case was submitted to Judge Shaw by Stricklett and O'Neal with additional affidavits on Uhly's sanity. Police Judge Reed sentenced Frank McCaffrey to thirty days for loitering. Vogt grocer case continued due to defendant's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Uhly
Nellie Uhly
Shaw
Stricklett & O'Neal
Ohiy
Reed
Frank McCaffrey
M. B. Vogt
William Huber
Covington Case Hinges on Lunacy Hearing for Mrs Mehaffey
Attorney A E Stricklett asks Circuit Judge Shaw to appoint a lunacy commission to test Mrs Addie Mehaffey’s mental fitness after she allegedly fired on Dr Fred Kolthoff last August. The medical board already says she is of unsound mind. a finding would send her to Lakeland Asylum ending the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
A.E. Stricklett
Addie Mehaffey
Shaw
Stricklett
Lakeland Asylum
Kolthoff
Men’s League Elects Officers at Covington Church
The Men’s League of Union M. E. Church Covington elected O. H. Roetken president M. Patterson vice president M H Levi secretary R. K Seeman treasurer and W P Bausmith William M Coffin and D F Waterfield as executive committee members. A concert by the Lyric Club with over thirty voices is planned for Tuesday evening March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's League of Union
M. E. Church
Covington
O. H. Roetken
M. Patterson
M H. Levi
R. K. Seeman
W. P. Bausmith
William M. Coffin
D. F. Waterfield
Lyric Club
Heiress hunt as police seek missing Covington woman
Police chief received a letter from Kennard Inc requesting location of Mrs. Mary Lails who inherited an estate. No word on her for four or five years. last known to live in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuler
Kennard, Inc
Mary Lails
Covington
Covington Churches Schedule Sunday Services
A roundup of sermons and services from Union M E Fifth and Greenup to First Baptist and Presbyterian churches. Notable speakers include Rev Dr Collins from Louisville and Dr W F Taylor while Epworth League talks and Lenten services are listed.
Building Permit Issued for Madison Avenue Remodel
City Auditor W. Ss. Gould issued a permit to Mrs. W. A. Its to remodel a brick building on Madison Avenue at a cost of 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ss. Gould
W. A
Madison Avenue
Horner and Zimmeola Celebrate Covington Marriage
Samuel J. Horner of Indianapolis aged 38 wed Sadie E. Zimmeola of Zionsville, Indiana in Covington. The record lists both spouses with their residences and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Horner
Indianapolis
Ind
Sadie E. Zimmeola
Zionsville
Latonia Taxpayers Form Committee on Schoolhouse Safety
At a Latonia Taxpayers Association meeting in the Town Hall a three member committee Dolph Beril Gus Schickner and A W Riggs was appointed to inspect Latonia schoolhouse safety and cooperate with the Board of Education They will recommend improvements and note plans for two new buildings approved at the last election
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune
The Gravity Labeling Machine Company Cincinnati 10000 by B W Hanna F D Goodhue J M Campbell F B Reinkamp and T J Reynolds The Rheumatine Company Cincinnati 250000 by John C Miller Lansing B Culbertson E J Howard Abner Thorp and Rudolph Meyer The Poplowsky Plumbing Company Cleveland 5000 by Harry Moore Christine Poplowsky Theo Poplowsky Laura Poplowsky and W Bendig The College Hill Oil and Gas Company Cambridge 10000 by H N Driggs W F Johnston T C Knox E M Johnston and G W Neyman The Sanford Concrete Machinery Company Toledo 10000 by E J Long Joseph Cox E A Long H S Cox and A M Abbott The Fremont Salesbook Company 50000 by E A Culbert J W Worst G Mefort J Dick and John Walde The Artoleum Manufacturing Company Dayton 10000 by H W Sur 8 G Sheller L M face H E Westlake and John B
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cincinnati
Bw. B. Hanna
F. D. Goodhue
J. M. Campbell
F. B. Reinkamp
T. J. Reynolds
Rheumatine Company
John C. Miller
Lan
Sing B. Culbertson
E. J. Howard
Abner Thorp
Rudolph Meyer
Poplowsky
Corner Stone Robbery at St Thomas Church
Thieves pried open the church corner stone with crowbars after midnight and removed coins dated to the church’s build year. Baker Charles Reidmatter discovered a two foot square hole and reported the theft, with police suspecting transient suspects in the Highlands district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas’ Church
Father Roeil
Charles Reidmatter
Grand Avenue
Highlands
Burglar Returns Stolen Trousers in Beloved Belief
A Bellevue man, Harry Schatzman, reports a thief who stole a pair of trousers with $12 a peach-handled knife and a watch five months ago returned the trousers after finding the thief felt remorse during Lent. The window was pried, but nothing else was taken and the trousers showed no dirt. Schatzman suspects a conscience-stricken return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schatzman
Foote Avenue
Bellevue
Schatzman
Pugh Declines Attendance At Democratic Meeting
Speculation runs through Nispace Democratic circles over party reform plans as Colonel Joe Pugh refuses to attend Healy's Hall meeting and rejects attempts to alter the executive committee or party rules in the raquapac dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nispace
Elmer
Helmbold
Berry
Joe Pugh
Healy's
Pugh
John T. Hodge
W. A. Elmer
Shaler
John Lickert
Merchants Case on Sunday Closing Proceeds in Court
William Miller Edward Fitzer and Israel Masrach had warrants sworn by the Retail Grocers' Association for failing to close on Sunday. The hearings were continued to Monday. Masrach argues his Jewish Sabbath observance requires closing Friday night to Saturday night. The association contends Masrach is a U S citizen and must obey national law, not foreign religious practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Edward Fitzer
Israel Masrach
Hutchinson
Masrach
Association
United States
Saloon Keepers Form Armament Effort in Newport
About 100 Campbell County saloonists met in Healy's Hall Newport to plan a united front against Sunday closing. They aimed to form an organization akin to retailer and butcher groups. No concrete action taken. battle over Sunday closing to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Healy's Hall
York Street
Newport
Armanent
Gilmore Sworn as Deputy Sheriff in Campbell County
Sheriff John P. Nagel welcomed Herbert Gilmore as deputy after he took the oath before County Judge Moore. Gilmore posted the required bond and immediately assumed duties. He previously served as a Democratic Councilman for Newport's Second Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Nagel
Campbell County
Herbert Gilmore
Moore
Gilmore
Newport
Newport News in Brief Highlights Local News
The Board of Trustees of Cote Brilliante elected Malcolm Eads as School Principal to replace the late Wilburn Guy. Eads formerly taught in Melbourne Kentucky. An illustrated China lecture by Bishop Henry Spellmeyer will be at Grace M E Church next Tuesday with 100 pictures from his travels. Newport police report five robberies in the past month, $49 in fines collected, 35 arrests. Fire Chief Schmidt cites twelve fire alarms this month and urges fire escapes for tall buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cote Brilliante
Malcolm Eads
Wilburn Guy
Eads
Melbourne
Guy
China
Grace M.E. Church
Henry Spellmeyer
Lickert
Newport Police and Fire Commissioners
Newport
Schmidt
Covington Department
Bethel
Ware
M. A. Clift
Newt Newport Church Notes Lent Services Across Parish
St Mark s Evangelical Lutheran hosts Lent services led by H W Hanshue with morning worship at 10 15 and evening vesper 7 30 plus Sunday school and junior league. Taylor Street choir led by J W Crates offers 9 15 Sunday school 6 45 Epworth League 11 00 sermon themes cover Jesus passion humility and salvation. Other churches list Holy Communion sermons and Sunday schools with topics on India China Bible foundations and domestic life. Bi monthly Licking Valley Christian Endeavor mass meeting set for March 10 at Ludlow Christian Church.
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W. F. Taylor
D.D
Shinkle M. E
J. A. Browne
Epworth League
Clara Britt
Fourth Street Christian
Joseph W. Hagin
Milo Atkinson
First Presbyterian
J. I. Blackburn
Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Gilbert Glass
Trinity Episcopal
Frederick A. MacMillen
Frank E. Cooley
Madisonville
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Eighteenth
Scott Streets
Curtis Fletcher
Ludlow
George A. Joplin
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist
W. M. Wood
Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association
West Fifteenth Street
G. F. Oliver
Union M. E. Church
Railroad
St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran
H. W. Hanshue
Jesus
John
Henrietta Erdmann
Taylor Street
J. W. Crates
ST. Paul’s Episcopal
F. B. Nash
Grace
M. E
India
Cincinnati
J. G. Dorce
Dayton
Spellmeyer
York Street
Bigelow
Charles L. Garrison
J. P. Whitehead
Licking Valley
Union Christian Endeavor
Campbell County Courthouse Roundup of Local Trials
In Campbell County courts George P. Huber was found guilty of selling liquor without a license with a $99 fine. William Nightingale, indicted for shooting with intent to kill, had his case postponed due to missing witnesses. Whit a Fitter facedVehicle license charges with a $20 fine and costs after a motion to dismiss failed. An appeal was noted in the case of W N Hein regarding a foreclosure on property to $139.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Huber
The
Commonwealth
William Nightingale
George Springe
Yungblut
Whit A Fitter
Hawkins
W. N. Hein
John Cito
Property Transfers in Newport and Belle Vue
John A. Berninger transfers Lot 8 in Taylor's heirs addition Newport to William Thain. Bila S. Harrison transfers Lot 1 in Harris heirs addition Belle Vue Psenka to Leo Schenk and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Berninger
William Thain
Taylor’s Heirs
Newport
Bila S. Harrison
Leo Schenk
Harris’ Heirs
Bellevue
Psenka
Newport Marriage Licenses Names and Residences
Thomas E. Moss and Maria C. eae Bellevue Ky are listed with ages and residences in the Newport marriage licenses section. The fragmentary entry shows the names and places but lacks full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Moss
Maria C. Eae
Bellevue
Eeteeeee
Crossed Wires Aid Fast St. Louis Arrest
Police wires crossed during an hourly report allowed Patrolman Churchill to overhear a robbery alert. He spotted a man carrying a heavy overcoat entering a pawnshop and quickly led to the swift arrest of the suspect, recovering the coat and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Churchill
Henderson
C. Schelle
Schelle
Slayer of Piqua Girl Convicted
Donato Di Julio found guilty of first degree murder in the shooting of Miss Forrest Fidyd in Covington Ohio. Mercy recommended by the jury, reportedly due to no local prejudice against capital punishment. Di Julio, a former sweetheart of the victim, appeared overwhelmed at the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
di Julio
Commercial Tribune
Piqua
Donato di Julio
Forrest Fidyd
Covington
Miami County
Czar Likely to Save Stoessel After Court Martial
In St Petersburg on March 6 the verdict in the Stoessel case was formally pronounced. The court-martial sentenced him to death for surrendering Port Arthur to Japan, but it is widely expected that Emperor Nicholas will commute the sentence. The court also annulled a reprimand previously passed on Lieutenant General Fock due to the seriousness of his offense.
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ST. Petersburg
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Nicholas
Fock
Decision Favors Hearst in New York Mayor Case
The Court of Appeals reverses the Appellate Division and sustains Justice Davis in finding Attorney General Jackson filed a sufficient bill in the 1905 McClellan mayoral vote case. Ballot boxes may be opened and ballots examined in quo warranto actions to challenge McClellan’s title in Hearst interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Appellate Division
First Department
Vernon M. Davis
Jackson
George B. McClellan
New York City
McClellan
William Randolph Hearst
Receivers for Dispensary Clean Up in Asheville
In Asheville March 6 a U S court granted temporary receivers for dispensary funds to W J Murray C H Henderson Avery Patton John McSween and B F Arthur citing a South Carolina bill to return funds to the State Treasurer. A hearing tomorrow will decide if the appointment becomes permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Asheville
N. C
Pritchard
United States
Meischmann Company
W. J. Murray
Wilson Distilling Company
South Carolina
Avery Patton
John McSween
B. F. Arthur
M'Kinley Memorial in Columbus Shows Granite Wear
Frank De Long, superintendent of the State House Grounds, notes wear on the Mckinley Memorial granite merely a year and a half after unveiling. Steps are chipping at the edges and a four by eight inch fragment broke off a step and was reset to keep a flat surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Frank de Long
State House
Kautz
Mckinley Memorial
Recipe book by southern women inspires practical beauty and home tips
A ladies society in a southern city published a compact book of recipes and household hints. Each contributor provided one or more tried and trusted formula. The volume proved popular offering edible ideas, toilet secrets, and a simple at home complexion wash that many users praised for visible results.
Garber Friends Hold Conference in Columbus
In Columbus on March 6 Tom L. Johnson met with Democratic allies while Harvey Garber and W. L. Finley held talks. Garber strains to maintain prestige as Mayor Johnson stays active. Rumors say Welty may exit the governor race. Pomerene appears favored to win in Canton and county, shaping the nomination. A later Johnson conference follows with several regional supporters in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Tom L. Johnson
Harvey Garber
W. L. Finley
Garber
Mayor Johnson
Welty
Canton
Report on Tschaikovsky Health in Fortress Trial
Two physicians examining Nicholas Tschaikovsky in the fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul report he faces a complete nervous and physical breakdown if the current prison regime continues. They diagnose long standing neurasthenia, weak heart, insomnia, and pulmonary impact. Mme Tschaikovsky hopes the findings speed the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Nicholas Tschaikovsky
St. Peter and St. Paul
Mme. Tschaikovsky
Plays Cards To Stay Alive In Ills Long Bid
Joseph Harker of Alton Illinois has played cards for two weeks to remain conscious until his son Louis can reach his bedside. Louis is believed en route from New York after being summoned from Austria. The physician fears a stupor if the old man stops, so he is propped in bed and shuffled cards with helpers for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Alton
Ill
Joseph Harker
Louis
Austria
New York
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages List
Real estate records show multiple transfers and mortgages including sales by J Hauckfuk to Johoe Schulte and various parcels along Bernard street and Bond Hill. Leases, sublets, and mortgage cancellations are noted with names such as George Moeesinger, Mary E Fuller, Anna Abt, and John M Walsh among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hauckfuck
Johoe Schulte
George Moesa Veene
Baehr
Joseph
J. Cook
Bernard Street
Bond, Hill
B. A. Luken
John McFarland
Mary B. Fuller
Cincinnati
Edward K. ‘Ginette
Frances Ae Curl
Louis Duhme
Sycaofland
Bond Hill
Nobie
The
Union Savings Bank and Trust Lovosan Vicasicccapece
Adenine
George Moeesinger
Justine
Hun Melchior Sandhaas
John Meinhart
John M. Walsh
C. Harry “Lebow
Isabella
John H. Smith
Louis H. Capelle
New Street
Anna Schwing
Eming Wepoor
Ki Cis
Meccas
Mt. Washington
Work Realty Co
City of
Cinginti
Harrison Pike
Green Town
Joseph C. Rice
Richard B. Simmonds
Whitewater Towdenidp
Estwevecvbe
Anna
Wane Oe
Sochadles Ass
Bismere
Florence H. Beauchamp
Mary A. Schuch
Gambrinus Stock Company
Board of Education of Cincinnati
George F. Springmeyer
Green Township
J. H. Cutter
Cincinnati Savings Society
John A. Schulte
Edward H. Bartles
Lédse
Clark Street
John Street
Ogg Rent
Glehsei
Mary Street
D. Pool
Dudley Co
Arcadia
Mortes
W. Pollock
Hagie B. Co
Walter S. Hollander
RERNO
Sca Desecess
Anna C. Korte
Findlayle & B. “Co
PEA
Bpaccides
Christopher Leaning
R. Graser
Aeaoy
Harvey H. Rodgers
M. K. Rijey
Harriet L. Wright
Mary L. Weber
Oliver S. Larkley
B. & L. Company
Ores de Murphy
William H. Cowa
Ada
E. “Hopper
Union Savings
B . Dea Dons
Katka Apts
L. Pierson
Emma Kona
H. Hegel
Real Estate Activity Buoyed By New Bank Plans
A Providence Savings Bank and Trust building in Seventh and Vine streets is planned as a ten story structure costing about 200000, with a large banking room and five stores on the main floor and many upper offices. Patrick Mitchell buys 625 June Street Walnut Hills for 7000. Albert Erkenbrecher closes the deal. Other sales include 8923 Spencer Avenue Norwood for Edward K Gillette, and leases at 808 10 Elms Street for a garage at 900 yearly and 252 Hearne Avenue for 360 yearly. February building permits total 5160 across 32 cities, down from 6905 and 23994190 last year, with Chicago and several Western cities showing growth while New York drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Seventh and Vine Streets
Strucure
B. H. Kroger
Harry Hake
Patrick Mitchell
June’ Street
Walnut Hills
Flora Loeb
Albert Erkenbrecher
John Murphey
Elizabeth Hunter
Jessie H. Langtry
Nicholas P. Smith & Bros
Elms Street
C. R. Hall
St. Louis Sea
Hearne Avenue
Avondale
Middle West
New York City
Chicago
Manhattan
Bronx
New York
Philadelphia
Paterson
N. J
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Terre Haute
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Denver
Omaha
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court
Common Pleas Court filings include Alice Fox v Frank Rebstoks appeal from Squire Muller No.139,331. L Meiss v J W Corbly for $300. George Appelmann v Stephan Walhoff et al for $100.49. Louis Slefke v Lizette Slefke et al for estate partition. Cecelia Pichel v Cincinnati Traction Co for $10,000 damages. Superior Court lists Hinde & Dauch Paper Co v The Wainwright Co for $3,338.21 on a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Fox
Frank Rebstoks
Squire Muller
L. Meiss
J. W. Corbly
G. F. Osler
George Appelmann
Stephan Walhoff
William H. Schweiker
Louis& Slefke
Lizette Slefke
Little
Cecelia Pichel
Cincinnati Traction Company
T. Brown
Two Story Brick Dwellings and Bakery Listed on City Blocks
Readable fragments show multiple two story brick properties: a four family dwelling at 2454 56 McMicken Avenue owned by John Funke and costing unspecified. a two story brick residence on Easters Street near Chase owned by Knuepfer with cost unclear. a two story brick bakery at 916 West Liberty Street owned by William Thiel with cost not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMicken Avenue
John
Funke
Easters Street
Chase
I Knuepfer
Bindas
West Liberty Street
William Thiel
Students Reinstated At Payne Seminary Wilberforce
E J Jackson of Florida and H M Shields of Alabama, students at Payne Seminary Wilberforce University, were reinstated by the seminary board this morning. The board overruled the general faculty and President J H Jones after a stormy session, prompting student withdrawals and college upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
E. J. Jackson
Florida
H. M. Shields
Alabama
Payne Seminary
Wilberforce University
J. H. Jones
Ahen Wilberforce
Kentuckian Aged 116 Dies in Mt Sterling
Joseph Fletcher, oldest man in Eastern Kentucky, died in Mt Sterling at 116. His wife, who died recently, had lived to 102. The report comes from a special dispatch to the Commercial Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Mt. Sterling
Joseph Fletcher
Kentucky
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Kenton Court Notes
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Covington Briefs
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Pugh Deghines
Democratic State Central
Merchant
Newport News
Newport Church Notes
Campbell County Courts
Newport Real Estate
Czar
Hearst
Fleischmann Company
M’kinley Memorial Chipping
Garber’s Friends
Tom Johnson
Pomeréne
Pomerene
Creamer
Dr. Nye
Pike
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
Hamilton DeWeese
W. 8. Thomas
Springfield
M. L. Klinger
Lima
S. H. Hoskins
Hoskins
Johnson
Haskins
Tchaikovsky
Son
Johanna Koegel
Colerain B. & L. Ene
George B. Watt
Centennial B. A
A. Weintrub
Alpha B. & L. Co
Joseph Ee. Kugnisado
Fis Ao
Southwest End
B. A
BAING
E. E. Stevens
Fritsch & Hugle
Edw. K. Gillette
Spencer Avenue
Norrywood
William A. Curl
Justin Hunt
C. E. Hunt
Shillito Street
Emery
Common Pleas Court
Superior Court
the Hinde & Dauch Paper Company
Wainwright Company
Cobb, Howard & Bailey and
Williams & Ramsey
Post Gavin
Battle Creek, Michigan
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