Farmers Count On Institute Meeting With Prominent Speakers
A Hamilton County Farmers Institute session drew many farmers previously uninterested in such events. The program scheduled talks on farming in Africa, the economic value of birds, and the county experimental farm, with performances by Eva Keen and Ada Boyd. Officers include W. T. Swaim Montgomery as president and R. W. Rodgers as secretary. a long executive committee lists members from Harrison, Sharonville, Springdale, and Miami.
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Chamber of Commierce
Hamilon County Farmers’ Institute
Senajon
Jeor Poaria
Eva Keen
Africa
Bishop Hartadit
Readine
Ada Poyd
Washington
Richard Hammel
Lester
Ivins
Eddress
Harmah
Reading
Adam Boyd
Charles Dury
Victor Herroni
Institute
W.T. Swaim
Picture of Sister Prevents Death by Own Action
A well dressed man, Max Kout, aged years, walked into a New York police station intending to kill himself. He credited seeing his sister’s picture with stopping the act, saying thoughts of his mother and Germany relatives urged him to live. He was hungry and given breakfast before being locked up for arraignment on possible weapon violations.
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the Americas
New York
West 123Rd Street
Austin
Germany
Max ‘Kout
Morgan Pictures Held Over Father Art Collections
J Pierpont Morgan is undecided on disposition of the 50 million dollar art trove left by his father. He controls the collections under the will and will seek advice before any sale or placement, stating nothing is sold or to be sold now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. ’ Piéepont Morgan
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Disease on Warships Sees Ships Quarantined in Yard
The Wyoming, a sister ship to the Arkansa s, is quarantined at the Brooklyn navy yard with 14 sailors ill and one in hospital. Officials fear a diphtheria outbreak among about 1 000 crew, with ten days to two weeks of confinement and no leaving the vessel.
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New York
Arkansas
Wyoming
United States Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
William Dunstom
Naval Hospital
Ay Mahler
Naval Hospee Ee
Man Steals Four Chickens Again After Workhouse Release
William Henderson, 38, arrested hours after release from the workhouse for stealing four chickens from George Goode of Clifton garage. In Municipal Court he pleaded guilty and was fined $25 plus costs. Mounted Patrolmen Cameron and Reichman made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henderson
George Goode
Clifton
Cameron and
Reichman
Stolen Lead Pipe Prompted Police Hunt Two Suspects
Police seek two men after an early yesterday entry into a vacant property at 3487 Reading Road. E. Kuerze of 919 Mt. Hope Road reports the theft of a lead pipe.
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Reading Road
Jeby E. Kuerze
Mt. Hope Road
Dying Mother Pleas Police Search for Son
Mrs Ea Christian of New Albany asks the chief to search for Julius Journey 38 as her daughter dies in New Albany. The plea cites the mother’s critical illness and immediate need for reunion or news of the son’s whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copelaw
Ea Christian
New Albany
Julius Journey
Girl Sues Employer Claiming 11 Years as Housekeeper
Witnesses described Mise Ellen Carnell as living with Col. Louie Ohienan as a wife in a New York apartment. Ida Whaley testified of shared rooms and wine parties while Carnell denied impropriety and said their relations were proper. The Philadelphia music teacher seeks $14,000 for services as housekeeper.
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Mays Landing
Mise Ellen Carnell
Philadelphia
Louie Ohienan
Canera
OO Ee
Gtad
Meuid
Mies Cornell
New York
Miss Cornell
Misa Cornell
Ida Whaley
Atlantic City
Cornel
Trade boosters to use traction lines for expansion
The chamber of commerce to expand trade by touring Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Kentucky via trolley lines. The program targets smaller communities educating merchants and manufacturers on Cincinnati as a market and showcasing best ways to reach Cincinnati through interurban systems.
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Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Fashion Week Planned In City With Spring Display
The Chamber of Commerce prepared for the annual spring fashion week to showcase spring and summer styles. President Dieterle announced a committee including Julius Kline as chair and members A G Rist James P Orr Andreas Burkhardt Justus Rollman and Joseph Schmidt to organize the event. The plan aims to make fashion week a semiannual affair to boost local merchants and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Dieterle
Fashion Week
Julius Kline
A. G. Rist
William Doepke
James P. Orr
Andreas EB. Burkhardt
Will Sue Contractors Over Faulty State Highways
Albany January 26 Special to we Albany the State will sue contractors to recover on bonds and damages for roads that did not stand up The Attorney General Carmody will file suits after Highway Commissioner Carlisle turns over to Gov Glynn bonds held in the department The probe into a 1 000 000 maintenance scheme that began with purchases and later halted work continues as Glynn investigates misused funds and faulty construction
Driver Fights Officers After Traffic Citation
Patrolman Reick cited Stearns Kelly for traffic ordinance violations at Liberty Street and Freeman Avenue. Kelley refused and attacked the officer, then was driven to the Third District Police Station. In Municipal Court yesterday Kelly was fined five dollars and costs for resisting an officer.
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Reick
Stearns Kelly
Liberty Street
Freeman Avenue
Kelley
Ger Eee
Rieck
Kelly
Third District
Girl Struck by Horse Near Fifth and Vine Streets
A young woman, who refused to reveal her name, was run down by a horse driven by John Brandt of 201 Dorsey street early yesterday at Fifth and Vine streets as she stepped from behind a street car. Inspector Grimm aided her into a nearby drug store where she was treated for minor injuries.
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John Brandt
Dorsey Street
Fifth and Vine Streets
Autosales Gum and Empire Trust Appeal Patent Case
Autosales Gum and Empire Trust filed an appeal in the U S Court against Caillé Brothers over a penny weighing machine patent. The case centers on patent rights and alleged infringement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autosales Gum and Chocolate Company
Empire Trust Company
United States
Caillé Brothers Company
Koward H. Ahlers Makes Insolvency Filing for Drawing Business
Koward H. Ahlers filed in the Insolvency Court listing an assignment of his drawing business at 1707 Elm street. He states liabilities of 2179 dollars and assets of 2200 dollars with poor business and collection cited as causes.
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Koward H. Ahlers
Elm Street
Sawyer Plans Light Rate Ordinance For Year
Councilman Charles Sawyer proposes an ordinance to cap the Union Gas and Electric rate at 9 cents per kilowatt hour, with equal charges for businesses and private consumers. A maintenance fee of 15 cents would apply if a consumer uses fewer than 10 kilowatts. fines rise from 100 to 600 dollars, and hearings continue before final contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sawyer
Union Gas and Electric Comen
Light Committee of Council
Lgeht Company
Elmwood May Get Water at 1.13 Cents
The open hearing of the council committee discussed Elmwood’s potential water contract from Cincinnati at 18.23 cents per 1000 cubic feet. Chamber of Commerce opponent Levi Goodale argued annexation is required to share city benefits. Elmwood residents and officials urged against 15 cent pricing. committee findings will be reported to Council.
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Asm Tedult
Elmwood Water
Goodale
Elmwood
Ber
Commerc
Jeter Durr
Henry Clausing
Jo A. Stacey
Penn
Hamburg Amerika Declares 10 Percent Dividend for 1913
Berlin Jan 26 The Hamburg Amerika line directors announced a 10 percent dividend for 1913. The year’s earnings reached 15 million dollars, up from 13.126 million the prior year. After dividend payment a reserve fund surplus stands at 11.25 million, with part allotted to cover anticipated wartime rate war costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
DANCER KILLS SELF AT PARTY AFTER JOYOUS EVENING
Brooks Steele Brooks, 22, a New York clerk, killed himself after a party that started the previous night. He left a note saying goodbye to all and mentioning a sale at dawn. His mother found him unconscious in bed after he said he had a great time and then retired.
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New York
Joseph
Moll
Brooks
Steele Brooks
Joe
Butler woman held on petty larceny charge at Pogue store
Anna Be Woods aged 35 of Butler Kentucky was arrested by Detectives Wegener and Knochenhduer on petit larceny for placing a fancy waist in her muff at the Pogue department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna BE. Woods
Butler, Ky
Wegener and Knochenhduer
Pogue Department Store
Horse driver fined for cruelty in civic case
Robert O'Brien of 1015 Main Street was arraigned before Municipal Judge Alexander on cruelty to a horse charges. Testimony from Humane Society members said O'Brien struck the horse with an iron bar. he was fined $25 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O’brien
Main Street
Alexander
Humane Cer Brothers
O’brien
Honor Memory of Pastor Knapp by Newport German American
Members of the German American alliance of Newport held a meeting last night to pay tribute to the memory of the late Rev. Frederick Knapp. Speeches were delivered by Robert L. Schergel, Hans Forstner, Ernest Weir, and Thomas Carothers.
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Newport
Frederick Knapp
Robert L. Schergel
Hans Forstner
Ernest Weir
Thomas Carothers
Market Reporter Notes Mixed Week In Stocks And Grains
New York markets showed a tepid week with limited gains and a late rally in some issues. News on carriers and rail profits influenced sentiment while a broad decline in trucking and a sharp drop in a railway surplus weighed on shares.
Financial Markets Show Irregular Tone Across Foreign Rates
Foreign markets opened uneven with little clear direction. Traders noted renewed caution as money supply conditions appeared looser and U S rates hovered around two percent, while several currencies edged weaker against the dollar.
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Wag Bas
New York Stocks and Commodities Report
Market notes from New York Jam showing mixed stock activity with several price quotes for Cleveron and other grains. Overseas and regional reports follow with cash wheat and corn prices, receipts and shipments, and late January closing figures from American sources.
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New York
Jam
Live Stock Market Report From Imperial to The Americas
Estimated 7.70 bead market steady with range notes for cattle and sheep. Special to The Americas mentions prices and market strength with varied regional data and references Southern areas and buyers.
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Mereet Reece
Americas
Peltier
Notes on Business Club leaders and city projects
Multiple items report the Business Men's Club actions including a six week vacation for B H Kroger, discussion of a Maine memorial for Troop C, and urging bridge repairs at Eden Park. Other notes cover legislative committee meetings, a flood report from the Pennsylvania Railroad, praise for Dieteric's Chamber presidency, Nashville Board of Trade support, and a Seattle publicity fund and cross city information exchange.
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Business Men's Club
Maine
Ohio
Park
Counc
Park Avenue
Eden Park
George W. Weedon
Business Men’s Club
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
River flooding forecast for Cincinnati district on Tuesday
The Ohio River is expected to rise in the Cincinnati district with the gauge at Cincinnati at 22.8 feet on Monday, up 2.6 feet in the last 24 hours. Readings at Franklin Pittsburg Parkersburg Charleston and other points show varied rises and falls.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Franklin
Pittsburg
Rose
Dam No
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Radford
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Py Rose
Charleston
Pratlettsburg
Pettermouth
Maysville
Duke
Pone
Louisville
Paducah
Fell
Tone
Memphis
Fell Co
Pose
New Orleans
Richards May Resign From Tenement Inspector Post
Late yesterday J R Richards chief tenement house inspector called on Safety Director Holmes with a letter. Unable to meet, Richards returned to his office where he waited to learn the outcome of his request to resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Richards
Holmes
Richard
Richards
Estes
Milk Bottles Suits Filed Against Dairymen in Municipal Court
Through secretary M O Marlender seven Harmiton County milk dealers filed suit in Municipal Court seeking recovery of 25000 milk bottles claimed to be in the possession of two other dairymen.
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M. O. Marlender
Harmiton County Mill Dealers’ Association
Market Update Shows Mixed Signs and Narrow Gains
The report notes a steady quarter percent rate and February activity amid a fluctuating market. Analysts report limited advances with some listings showing marginal progress despite firms like Cotowmia Ges and others aiding cautious momentum.
Wheat Market Steady With Demand Satisfying Offerings
Market remains steady with adequate offerings to meet demand. Oats show quiet but easy trade with slight price reductions. Wheat No 2 and No 8 red traded. corn prices mixed across No 2 white and No 8 yellow notes.
Wheat Prices and Sales on Track in Mixed Grain Market
A fragmentary report shows varied wheat qualities and lot sizes, with numbers indicating grades like No 4 yellow and No 2 white, plus mixed lots and clover timothy sales. Prices are given per cent, per car, and by ton, with several percentages and receipts.
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Geran
Gerda
Cleveron
Etere
Timothy
Timothy Frenae
Aarethy
Market Receipts and Prices for Cattle Hogs Sheep and Lambs
Cattle receipts 8,200 head with steady to higher prices for calves and yearlings. Hogs receipts 4,273 head with higher pork and select butchers. cattle and sheep markets described as steady to higher with feeder prices and lamb values noted. Sheep receipts 15,800 head show active higher trade. lambs slow with mixed values. Pigs priced at $8.05 to $8.75. Special market notes from The Cast Portal dated January 26.
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Reagh
Firfaesti Cet
Rushed OCR Summary of Unclear Local Ad Notes
Fragmentary OCR text references New York Ohio Northern Michigan and a burger item with 16 ounce feature. Mentions Swiss product and unclear headlines. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations from readable content.
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Ieee
Cme
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Burger
Petes
Poultry Prices and Beekeeping Items Noted
garbled line item shows prices for poultry and eggs amid unclear text. A mention of a dozen eggs priced at 863.00 per dozen appears in the fragment, along with references to bees and inventory totals.
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Pringorm
Groceries and Coffees List of California Dried Fruits
A shopper's list shows items like coffee 17 percent, dried fruits including apples peaches apricots prunes and raisins from California. Prices are given as prime to choice quality, with weights and percentages noted for each item.
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Oriae
California
Prunes
Retelos
Unclear meat product list with mixed pricing
OCR text outlines various meat cuts and prices with numerous misread words and numbers. It references short clear loose meat, shoulders, ribs, bellies, ham, and cat meat labels, but many words are garbled or nonsensical, hindering a precise itemization.
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Gragar
New York
Erin
Miscellaneous Markets Prices and Goods Listed
Market notes show prices for tallow lard cottonseed refined turpentine carbon oil and related items. Entries include lard numbers and various edible fats with seasonal cues and standard measures. The listing reflects a broad barter style inventory typical of the period with commodity terms and unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees Soc
Hg Taiee
Gian Baie
Coal Prices and Delivery Terms Shown in Notice
The notice lists coal and coke prices and delivery terms with rates per ton. Rates include coal at 4.0 dollars per ton and 2 ton and 8 ton adjustments. Details show variations in delivery and material types alongside shorthand price figures.
Fruits and Vegetables Price List Draft Fragment
A fragmented price sheet lists fruits and vegetables with assorted prices for apples oranges grapes bananas beets celery and more. Entries include California Florida Michigan New Orleans with varied units and unclear totals.
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California
Florida
New Orleans
Denish
Tate
Bash
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Morgan Pictures
Trade Boosters
Expressman
Sawyer
Erseer
Turing
Meade
Mand
Ee & Bayer
Etecks
Financial News
Chicago Ghais
Wren
Toledo
Miipelpolia
MitWithee
Hlige
Baltimore
Cora
Kanne Cty
Peoria
Y. Cone
Roger
Pacite Mail
Us Uy
Cea Te 'Pe Be
Boas
A Aly Ry West Ghouse
B. H. Kroger
the Provident, Savings Bank & Trust Company
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Palms Beach
Fla
George F. Dieteric
Chhamber of Commerce
Nashville Board of Trade
Cincinnati Chamber of Co
Seattle
Atlee Pomerené
Stanley Bowdle
McKellar
Aern$ Joalin-Hechmidt Ak
Hes Cotowmiia Ges
Opis
Catt
Rae Au
Eee
Tobe Yards
eWernlke
Fagnere
Aoet
S. Weis Ld
Procter & Gamble
Pete Marie
Perenne
E.s . Wees
Cletionats Street
Colambie
Becky Vane
Colambus
Ciclnoeti
Warlitser
Eytte
Jomlig Rebmnsat
Dayton & Michigans
Cincinnati Street Railway
CALLA
Joelin Schmidt
Columbia Gas
Ohio T. & Ts
American Rolling Mill
Columbia
Colombe
Poe Electric
Cincinnati Street
Geen
Cincinnati Grain Inspection
Ry Ore Price, Heamiry O ‘Tallow
Prigway the
Ogiz
Ted Kant
Delivenes
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