Live Wire Death Sparking Appeal in Union Depot Plans
Owensboro Kentucky awaits court action as city appeals a verdict over a youth’s live wire fatality during a municipal electric plant project. Separate bids over overhead rail crossing rights for a planned Union Depot face federal review as creditors and unions move through court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro
Circuit Court of Appeals
Westinghouse Church-Kerr Company
James I. York
Walter Evans
Kentucky Federal Court
Go Back to Ghent Suspects Turned Over to Sheriff
Cleveland Day and Charles Tinsley, both described as colored, were yesterday turned over to the Carroll County Sheriff in Ghent Kentucky on a burglary charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Day
Charles Tinsley
Ghent
Esterday
Carroll County
Temple Club to Meet for Illustrated Petra Talk
The Temple Club gathers this evening in the school auditorium at the temple corner Rockdale and Harvey avenues. Historian Prof. P. V. N. Myers will present an illustrated lecture titled Petra the Rock City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Club
The
Temple
Rockdale
Harvey Avenues
P. V. N. Myers
Petra
Rock City
Russo Case Pends After Police Court Arraignment
Magelé Russo of Elm Street was arraigned on charges of obstructing the street and peddling without a license after allegedly threatening Chief Millikin and Judge Lueders. The case was continued to March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magelé Russo
Elm Street
Millikin
Lueders
Cincinnati Car Company official robbed after Evanston visit
Selby Folks, secretary of the Cincinnati Car Company and a noted figure in baseball circles, was held up Sunday night on his way home after visiting a friend in Evanston. He lost 15 dollars and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Selby Folks
Cincinnati Car Company
Postoffice Clerks Plan Birmingham National Meeting Delegates
Members met at the Palace Hotel to discuss attending the National meeting in Birmingham next July. Delegates for the event were chosen only at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Clerks’Association
Palace Hotel
Birmingham
North Fairmount Improvement Group to Meet in Carll Street Hall
The North Fairmount Improvement Association plans a meeting tomorrow evening at Maccabee Hall on Carll Street. Secretary Alex W. Bradford says welfare of the district will be the topic of discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fairmount Improvement Association
Maccabee Hall
Carll Street
Alex. W. Bradford
C. C
E. A. Weber
J. A. Cunningham
Bellevue, Ky
Population Destined To Increase Headed For City
Police were notified yesterday that Buford Hayes 15 and Carl Johnson 14 from Overpeck Ohio ran away and headed for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford Hayes
Carl Johnson
Overpeck
Spring Fever Strikes City Infirmary Inmates
Superintendent Schott reports nine elderly inmates at the City Infirmary wandered off yesterday amid spring fever and wander lust, leaving without farewell. Authorities seek the missing residents and urge any sightings to contact officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schott
City Infirmary
Tree Falls Across Tracks Blocks College Hill Line
A large tree in front of Edward Cist at 4800 Hamilton Avenue toppled onto car tracks yesterday morning, interrupting the College Hill Main Street line for about thirty minutes. The crash was caused by Sunday night’s heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cist
Hamilton Avenue
College Hill
Main Street
Motorman arraigned in death of 11 year old girl
George Mohler motorman of the Gilbert avenue car was arraigned in Police Court on a manslaughter charge for the Saturday evening accident that killed Mabel Nigman age 11 of 714 Broadway. The case was continued to await coroner verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mohler
Gilbert Avenue
Mabel Nigman
Broadway
Police to replace 225 patrol box locks coast to coast
Chief Millikin announced all 225 patrol box locks will be changed in a new era. No release keys will be issued and no key will leave the Police Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
Escapes From City Workhouse Prompt Fresh Arrest
George Raymond alias Patrick Devine fled the City Workhouse where he was imprisoned for thirty days and a $50 fine after being sent on February 12. He had been convicted of stealing $10 from a stenographer in Miss Amy Campbell's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Raymond
Patrick Deviné
Amy Campbell
County Official Louis Kieine Buried in Walnut Hills
The body of Louis Kieine Turnpike and Bridge Inspector of Hamilton County who was killed by an automobile Friday was buried yesterday in the German Protestant Cemetery Walnut Hills. Services were in the residence 2526 Chatham Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kieine
Hamilton County
Walnut Hills
Chatham Street
Burial of Mrs Hannah Miller in New Jersey
The body of Mrs. Hannah Miller wife of Albion Miller of the Miller Grocery Company will be shipped to Holley New Jersey for interment. She died Sunday at the family residence 3023 Harvey Avenue Avondale. Services were held at the residence this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Harvey Avenue
Avondale
Hannah ‘Miller
Albion Miller
Miller Grocery Company
Court and Walnuternety
Holley
N. J
Funeral of City’s Oldest Engraver Richard L. Curry
The body of Richard L. Curry aged 66 of 408 Main Street was buried yesterday after services at his late residence conducted by Rev. Dr. Irwin of Dayton Kentucky. Curry was noted as the oldest engraver in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Curry
Main Street
Irwin
Dayton
Prosecutor Seeks Change To Wages Attachment Law
Assistant County Prosecutor Charles O. Rose drafts a bill to amend the statute allowing 10 percent wage attachments for debt. He seeks to remove the 4 costs charged by Justices of the Peace, arguing it adds hardship for the debtor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Rose
Union leaders to meet in Washington March sixteenth
President Joseph Valentine of the Iron Molders Union heads to Washington to join President Samuel Gompers and AF of L executives. They seek new plans and policies for labor unions in response to recent court decisions affecting unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Valentine
Iron Molders’ Union of North America
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Railroads, Cleaners, and City Development Clash in Avondale
Neighborhood objections rise as dry cleaning plants move to suburbs under a new ordinance. Residents near Reading road and Hickman street Avondale form a petition to declare cleaners a nuisance due to odors and property depreciation fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Road
Hickman Street
Avondale
Real estate transfers list new property easements and lot sales
Gebrze B Watkins transfers to Charles A Francisco a one year lease for 2976 Colerain Avenue with monthly rent. Frank W Brown to William A Engelhart Jr sells Lot 24m in Browns sub. Theodore Riestemberg to Louis A Brill buys 25 by 12 percent feet on Glenway Avenue Price Hill. Sarah B Boyle to Alfred Richter parts of Lots 181 and 182 in Elsmere. Central Trust and Safe Deposit Co to Alfred Richter same lots. Frank J Ladrigan to Lydia M Ladrigan Lots 123 and 124 in Ivanhoe Syndicate Subdivision. Josephine Stricker to C P Hoke by 172 feet on east side of Morton Street and 15 feet adjoining. Ira W Snyder to Marie T Kromet Lot ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
Adam Zeter
William A
Fels
Carthage
Anna A. Doppler
Charles F. Schram
Freeman Avenue
Charles E. Moore
Carl Rabe
C. E.moore
Rabe
Hlizabeth J
Theodore Horstman
Joseph W. Ault
Jacob Schmucker
Charles Kracke
William Kracke
Baltimore Avenue
John Ruebel
Wiliam "Koenig
Joseph F. Lakeman
Caroline Bollman
Rosa M. Heberger
Alice Baumer
Mpkins Street
Sarah B. Boyle
Alfred
Richter
Elsmere Kul
Norwood Sg
Coho Santeate
The
Central Trust and Safe “Deposit Co
Ivanhoe Syndicate
Eaedae
Josephine Stricker
C P. Hoke
Morton Street
Ira W. Ge
Ee Econereels Orwoc
Snyder
Marie T Kromet
Lot
Hoa A
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court
A batch of civil cases filed in Common Pleas Court No 139851 to No 135865 include Bowdle versus Breuer for injunction and quiet title. Gribble versus Gribble for divorce. Cottingham versus City of Cincinnati on appeal from Squire Lamping. Browne versus Bolser for sale of real estate. 1) Hurlbert versus Eck on appeal. Green vs Green for divorce. String vs Hillenbrand for foreclosure of mechanics lien. Langhorst versus Weber on appeal. Epstein versus Freericks on appeal. Snider versus Donaldson lien and execution for 133 dollars. Tobin versus Tobin for divorce. Bauer versus Woll on appeal. Eller Wilkey v Cincinnati Traction Co for 10000 dollars damages. Cost versus Mayall on appeal. Ajlen et al. against Annie et al for lien and execution for 71 dollars. Superior Court case James versus Shober for att as damages with David Davis and Lem Miller listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley E. Bowdle
Guardian
Georgia Lee Breuer
Workum & Bowdle
Powel Crosley
J. C. Rogers
Violet Gribble
Albert J. Gribble
Thorndyke
Frederick & Cappelle
Patrick Cottingham
City of Cincinnati
Squire Lamping
Adolph String
William Hillenbrand
Arthur M. Spiegel
Dora Langhorst
Henry Weber
Squire Winkler
Morris Epstein
William Freericks
Squire Muller
George F. Snider
John Donaldson
John M. Ajlen
Annieen
Breuer's Guardian Sues To Null Realty Deeds
Stanley E. Bowdle, guardian of Charles C. Breuer, seeks to null deeds since December 9 1904 claiming Breuer was insane at signing. Actions include an ante nuptial agreement, trust deed for creditors, and several mortgages involving Breuer’s Clifton property holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley E. Bowdlé
Charles C. Breuer
Clifton
Breuer
Georgia Lee Gholson Breuer
Helen Marguerite Breuer
Ruth Katherine Breuer
William Littleford
Franklin Building
Third
Plum Streets
Georgia Lee Breuer
Standard Millwork Company
Norwood
Swing
Kolesa
Thomas L. Michie
Albert Bettinger
Milley Smith
Lockland
A. J. Price
Commercial Tribune patterns require coupon to obtain
Readers are urged to send the completed coupon to the Fashion Department of The Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati. Patterns cost 10 cents each and are forwarded to the New York factory, requiring several days for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Fashion Department
New York
Natty Shirtwaist Frock for Teen Girls
The shirtwaist frock designed for girls aged 12 to 17 features box plaits at the waist and a left front fastening. A sintered skirt fits over the hips and flares gently. front closure or center back closure options exist with sleeves in full or shortened length. Pattern No 4331 offers four sizes 14 to 17 years, priced at ten cents, using 7 1/2 yards of 24 inch wide fabric for the 15-year size.
Reformatory Arrests and Local Injunctions Reported
George E. Corcoran, 21, released on habeas corpus after being held for failure to report at Mansfield reformatory. He had pawned a stolen watch but claimed ignorance. Judge Woodmansee barred sidewalk construction before Anna Flynn et al at Apjones and Pulland streets due to missing legal notice under June 30, 1906 ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phine Lay
Henry Seager
Testatrix
George E. Corcoran
Reformatory
Mansfield
Anna& Flynn
Apjones
Pulland Streets
Mrs Carrie James Sues Queen City Dentists for 5000 Damages
Mrs Carrie James wife of Roy James of Farrells court sues C F Shober and Emma Shober doing business as Queen City Dentists for 5000 claiming extraction caused jaw fracture and facial ulcers. Lawyers David Davis and Lem S Miller represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie James
Roy James
Farrell’s Court
C. F. Shober
Emma Shober
Queen City Dentists
David Davis
Lem S. Miller
Julia B. Norton
Cincinnati Traction Company
Judge Spiegel
Circuit Court Opens On Knapp Heirs Bible School Appeal
The God s Bible School case rises in circuit court next Monday on appeal from Judge Bramwell s award of about 14000 to Knapp heirs for copyright use and book sales with royalties on future use. Knapp heirs seek at least 254000 and creditors claims are postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God’s Bible School
The
Bible School
Bramwell
Martin W. Knapp
Knapp
Peck, Shaffer & Peck
W. A. Hicks
Joseph W. Heintzman
David Davis
Charles W. Baker
A. J. Welker
Jackson W. Sparrow
Roettinger & Gorman
Pogue & Pogue
Prisoners arraigned in Caldwell court on indictments
Walter Perkins and Louis West pleaded guilty to cutting and burglary and were each sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Charles Cohen George Meyers Housley Morris Huthmacher Leonard Jacoby others pleaded not guilty and were remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Caldwell
Walter Perkins
Cutting
Louis West
Charles Cohen
George Meyers
George
Thomas Housley
Charles Morris
Alias Johnson
Julius W. Huthmacher
Joseph Leonard
Henry Jacoby
Divorce Court Filings Include Gribble and Green Cases
Violet Gribble sues Albert J Gribble for divorce and restoration to maiden name Violet Payne citing neglect and failure to provide. Henry Green seeks a divorce from Addie Rose Green alleging gross neglect and cruelty after a trip from Springfield Ohio to Cincinnati in January 1907. Edward Tobin files for divorce from Alice Tobin alleging she neglected him to attend dances. Attorneys listed: Thornidyke Fredriks Capelle William H Schweikert CC Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Gribble
Albert J. Gribble
Violet Payne
Thornidyke
Fredriks & Capelle
Henry Green
Addie Rose Green
Cincinnati
Springfield
William H.schweikert
Plaintiff
Edward Tobin
Alice Tobin
Sparks
Probate Court Seeks Administrators For Several Estates
Applications to administer estates were filed yesterday including William Wood for the $450 Wood estate, Peter Spitzfaden for the $250 Spitzfaden estate, Emma Guhmann for the $12,000 Guhmann estate, Maria L Wartz for the $1,000 Marshall estate, and inventories listed Bernard Schroder at $4,600 William Van Tielen $4,570 Jennie Hewitt $676 Emma Dennison $127. The will of Mrs Margaret Dickman of Reading Ohio provides for 75 to each grandchild Anna William George Dickman at age 21 and leaves residue to Sofia Klearoth. Catherine Thesing is sole beneficiary of her husband William Thesing's will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dickman
Reading
Sofia Klearoth
Anna
William
George Dickman
Catherine Thesing
William Thesing
Bernard Schroder
William van Tielen
Jennie Hewitt
Emma Dennison
William Wood
Robert Wood
Peter Spitzfaden
Louisa Spitzfaden
Emma Guhmann
Frank Guhmann
Maria L. Wartz
Barbara Marshall
Detroit and Reading Turnpike cases in court notes
The Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railway, via receivers, pleaded to safety appliances violation. Judge Thompson taxed $100 and costs. Michael J. Cooney filed a Springfield bankruptcy petition with liabilities 3942 and assets 1715, of which 1174 is secured. In Reading Turnpike Company stock dispute, the circuit court ruled against Frank A. Brown for 9904.18 instead of 1904.18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Co-operative Harvesting Machine Company
Springfield
Scott Bonham
Common Pleas Court
Thompson
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railway Company
McPherson N
Michael J. Cooney
Carrie E. Bonnell
Alice L. Morris
Frank A. Brown
Reading Turnpike Company
Brown
Informal Display Announced by J M Gidding Company
The Commercial Tribune notes the J M Gidding Company will hold informal displays of outer garments for the spring and summer season of 1908 on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. The piece cites the store’s high class reputation drawing well dressed women from the Middle West to view the new lines. The event is expected to attract large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gidding Company
The
Commercial Tribune
Spr
Middle West
M Millan Chapter Special Meeting Tonight at 7
M Millan Chapter hosts a special meeting this evening at 7. P and M E degrees will be conferred with visitors welcome. Carlos Rankin, High Priest. Lafayette Lodge No 101 F and A M holds a stated meeting Tuesday March 10 at 7 30 p.m. Alfred Knight W M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Millan
M. E
Carlos. Rankin
Lafayette Lodge
A. M
Alfred Knight
W. M
Obituaries and Funeral Notices for March 1908 Entombments
Several death notices list names Julia A Boyd George Custer Sophia P Craig Merila Engel Freye Herman Kottmann Hannah Jane Miller Ann Maddux Catherine Lavine Charles G Strahl ey John R Seldon with ages and burial plans. Services upcoming from Spring Grove Chapel, residences in Carthage Walnuts, Avondale and Covington with dates March 9 to March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Julia A
Wilstach
Spring Grove
Custer
George
Matilda Custer Bell
Mden Avenue
Carthage
Reading
O. Craig
Sophia P
McMillan Street
Walnut Hills
Freye
Merila Engel
Stuckwisch
John H. Freye
Dandridge Street
Kottmann — Herman
Theresa Kottmann
Barnard Street
St. Augustine's Church
Miller
Paradise
Hannah Jane
Albion J. Miller
Harvey Avenue
Avondale
Holley
N. Y
Maddux
Ann
Thomas Maddux
Quigley
Catherine Lavine
Michael
Mary Quigley
Rowan
Pulte
North Fairmount
St. Leo’s Church
Strahley
Charles G
Chase Street
Northside
Seldon
John R
Woodford
Covington
Burial Permits List With Inquests Pending
A compiled list of burial permits and pending inquests for numerous individuals aged from infants to 83. Entries include names, ages, hospitals or addresses, and causes such as tuberculosis pneumonia cancer nephritis typhoid influenza and sarcoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters
Effyis
Aretta
Kelly
William
St. Francis’ Hospital
East
Heck
Bernhard
Longview Hospital
Oliver
Howard
Edward
Buebseker
Henry
Seton Hospital
Armory
Steidle
Anna
Deaconess Hospital
Findlay
de’ Velbiss
Susie
Longfellow
Harriett
Lonsdale
Robert
Lotz
John
Stacey
Scheuerle
Josephine
Glenn Parker
Schroeder
West McMicken
Cane Une
Louisa
Ore
East University
Se Macvay
Archibald
Palace Hotel
Ramp
Elizabeth
Kleine
Louis
Chatham
Curry
Richard
East Fifth
George
City Hospital
East Third
Ob Ramer
Herman
Mehaus
Mary
Goodman and Highland
Hines
Lawrence
West Liberty
Mabel
Broadway
Quigley
Catherine
Pulte
Guire
Thomas
Glenwood Ay
Delerium
Weisgbreer
North German Lloyd Fast Express and Twin-Screw Services
North German Lloyd announces fast express Plymouth Cherbourg Bremen sailings with multiple steamer names and call dates for 1910 schedule. Also lists twin screw passenger routes Gibraltar Naples Genoa and world tours with connecting services to Algiers and the Levant and travelers checks and agent offices in New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth-Cherbourg-Bremen
Cecilie
Kronprinz Wm
Kaiser W
Kaiser Wm. II
Kaiser
Kaiser d. Gr
Kronprinz
Kaiser Wm. I
Kaiser 4d
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Algiers
Lilé
K. Luise
Albert
Lo Cas
Eftrich
Friedrich
LLOYD
Marseillen
Alexandria
Marseilles
Levant
ROYAT
Anze
Constantinople
Smyrna
North German Lloyd
Worl Selrichs & CO
Broadway
N.Y
Ao National Bank
Brichton Germania- Bank
Bepler & Cod
Race
German National Bank
Kun & Sons
Western Sention Bank
Sone
Derfflinger
Luetzow
Kurfuerst
Seydnitz
P. Fried
Main
Barbarossa
Brémen
Tamburg
Merican
Modbern
London
Paris
Hamburg
Waldersee
Patricia
Pennsylvania
Amerika (New
Hamburex Direct
Moltke
Oceana
Batavia
First National Bank
Western German Bank
12Th
Vine
Kuhn & Sons
Atlas National Bank
Walrlut St
Post
Walnut
Breton German Bank
Harrison & Colerain
Fifth National Bank
American Line
New York
Philadelphia
Queenstown
Liv Atlantic Transport
Star Line
STAR
Linen Con Oath
Cherpton Puorton
LIV Nites
Postox
Ttaly
Azores
Madeira
Canopic
Rodrig Wick
Ccees
Bosn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Asso
City of
Electrical Company
Union Station
Union Depot
Cincinnati Southern Railway
United States Court
Judson Harmon
Carr Street
Fourth and John Streets
Beer Drivers’ Union
Old Reliable
No. 43
St. Louis
Louis Kemper
Joseph Proebstle
Adam Heubner
City News
Fourth Street
Charleston
W. Va
Garber & Woodward
Chamber of Commerce
Vine Street
Linton Hotel
Canadian Pacific
Big Four
Fred A. Meyer
Westwood
A. Kunz, Jr
Kunz
Fifteenth
Simon Walter
Scioto Street
Rose Zeitz
Fosse & Reed
William Greaf
Channing Street
Harruot ‘Bros
Wallace Place
John T. Brogle
Robert O’brien
Rome Respess
Turfman
Hotel Havlin Company
Harry Hake
E. W. Robman
Our City
C. M. Hubbard
Associated Charities
Vine Street Congregational Church
O. W. Stark
Evangelical Alliance
Cincinnati Realty Company
Fairview Avenue
Southern Ohio Sanitarium Company
Columbus
W. M. Fridman
H. M. Ormsby
E. Dpd. Woodward
A.C. Pfau
C. W. Tidball
Louis A. Brill
George DeMar
Raper Moore
Alfred S. Richter
Gilt Edge B
Domponp Bane Cca
Henry Hillmann
Edward Langenbach
Emma Seller
Westwood Homestead Co
Cora P. Hoke
Rudolph Stall
Enterprise B. & L. Bh. OG Au Ilersese Te da Nces Cita Ec Cobetawews
George Ditchen
Delta L.A. Co
Barney Moeller
Henry Roessler
Minnie G. Craig
William M. Arthur
Joseph A. Ault
Thomas A. Kuhn
Citizens B. A. No
Ambrose L. Pachoud
Sidney Avenue
Cychs Eng
Deeds
Eabasvoese Ae
Ernst Drewitz
Herman Serodina
Theo Riestenberg
Elberon B
L. A
Central Trust
Emerg Cain
Aseees
Og M. Foster
Mt. Washington
de Pear
S. Reid
William Martin Grey
John Sullivan
Thomas Sullivan
BT. CO
A. L. Pachoud
F. R. Wallace
Nellie E. Beushausen
Hugh Taylor
Frieda Engelke
Bofinger & Hopkins
Superior Court
Lem
Commercial Tribune Patterns
Criminal Court
Probate Court
Anton Fuerst
FR. Clifton
Francesca Lichtius
E. Cifton
Vincenzo Milone
Mary Geracl
Etseee
Wilbur Mellen
Patriot
Ind
Alvina Miller
Findlay & Cent
Charlie Moss
Alma Place
Leontie Pullan
Eee
Alms
Woelfel
Henshaw
Therriet A. Nendel
Stok
Ecsat
Wisk
Ptah
Iegudo
Catharina Niermayer
Herman Ischier
Addyston
Paulina
Ayer
Ichie Bros Jewsfers
4Th St
F. B. Maer
Pium St
Albert Fuller
Vindonissa Bidg
Ticket Office Fourth and Vine
Chas, Krotzenberger
Henry H. Phillips
Garfield Place
Ocean Steamers
Ss. E. Cor
Thomas Cook & Son
Hotels and Resorts
Herald Square
York
Rae
Willaam Ae & Son
St. Denis
Traymore
Atlantic City
Marquette
White
Dow’s 8
Closson
Fourth St. West
Havlin
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