Rebels Likely to Ignore Wilson in Hayti Crisis
Port au Prince reels as stepmen move to secure their own presidential installation amid a revolutionary victory. The question now is whether the Legislature will choose a rebel leader, possibly Senor Theodore, to lead, while U S influence is urged to shape a swift, stable outcome. Secretary Daniels learned the battleship South Carolina hurried from Guantanamo to Port-au-Prince with no reported casualties.
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Port Au Prince
Republic
United Ies
Senor Theodore
Hayt
Itig
Menenes
Latin- America
Hao Uni
Daniels
South Carolina
Port Au Prides
Guatanamo
Cincinnati banks cited to push regional reserve bank
A banker in Cincinnati argued that the city should host a regional reserve bank, citing how Cincinnati banks weathered the 1907 panic better than Chicago banks. He noted closeness to Chicago but emphasized local resilience as proof Cincinnati deserves regional status.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Regional Reserve Bank
Guy
Woman Held in Death of Alma Zink as Inquest Opens
Eva Herman midwife testifies at the inquest into Alma Zink’s death. She denies knowing the girl or recognizing her image. Edward Ger, brother-in-law, swears out a warrant charging a criminal operation.
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Zink
Eva Herman
Dunlap Street
Carper Féertmeys
Alma ‘Zink
Almac Zink
Edward Ger
Alma Zink
Lord Kintore to Address Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Lord Kintore, chairman of the Anglo American Exposition executive committee, will speak at a luncheon at the Linton Hotel in Cincinnati tomorrow. He travels with Imre Kiralfy, director general, on a tour to interest American manufacturers and the general public in the London exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kintore
London
Receiver Appointed Over Hofbrau Cafe Insolvency Case
Rudolph Brinkmeyer files for a receiver in insolvency court against Hofbrau Cafe owner William Krombach. Walter Schwab was appointed as receiver by Warner. Loss of Sunday patronage attributed to the new liquor law.
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Rudolph Brinkmeyer
Ereditor
Hofbrau Cafe
William Krombach
Walterchwab
E Warner
Car Hits Auto Truck on Sixth Street
A Sixth Street collision near Sixth and Smith Streets left a streetcar driven by Andrew Ernst with a demolished vestibule. Motorman Edward Lally escaped injury as car passengers were jolted by the impact with A. Stomey and Company involved in the incident.
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Haaly - Ishaken
A. Stomey’& Company
Andrew Ernst
Edward Lally
Sixth
Smith Streets
College of Music Elects New Board Members
The annual meeting of the College of Music Board of Stockholders elected several new members to fill vacancies. Names listed include Mrs. C. Renie, Frieberg, Ernst, L. Sternberger, William A. Geoghegan, Gregory Stewart, B. H. Bartles, John L. Shute, J. T. Carew, Piea Martin, and Dumler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Stockholders of
the College of Music
C.renie
Pen “Frieberg
Hard
Ernst
L. ,Sternberger
William’ A. Geoghegan
Gregory, Stewert
B. H. Bartles
J. T. Carew
Piea Martin Dumler
Organ Recital Marks Christ Church Anniversary
The Christ Church parish house anniversary was celebrated with an organ recital by J. F. Wolfe and soloist Mrs. Hissem A. DeMoss in the afternoon followed by tea. An evening dance hosted by the Men's Club and Girl's Friendly Society completed the festivities.
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Christ Church Parish House
J. F. Wolfe
Hissem A. DeMoss
Girl's Friendly Society
Boosters Oppose Catch Penny Schemes at Cincinnati Convention Push
The chamber of commerce plans a 100000 Convention and Pob Welty fund to lure conventions to Cincinnati in three years. Col W B Mélish to chair a new publicity committee and oppose indiscriminate advertising tied to conventions. A Real Estate Exchange head says 20000 to 50000 dollars yearly will fund publicity and inbound excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Col
W. B. Mélish
Scutepira
Cincinnati
A & Menting
The
Real Estate Exchange
Luke Smith
Book Praised by Kaiser in German Consul Note
A letter from Oscar Mezger, German Consul, to the Cincinnati Optimist Club praises J. Schmidlapp's book Some Impressions of Economic Conditions In Germany. The work stems from Schmidlapp’s trip and lauds Germany’s economy, low unemployment, and officials integrity, calling the Kaiser the world’s most prominent man today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Abectany
Oscar Mezger
Optimist Club
Ae Od Win
Ze “Schin Jidlapp
Mezger
Eggs Prices Tremble as Warm Weather Hits Market
Salute to sunny days as warmth cuts overcoats and nudges egg prices higher. The text notes wholesale prices fell five cents to 26 1/2 cents per dozen, with Cincinnati nine cents higher than New York. If retail prices follow, households may pay 30 to 38 cents per dozen.
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Sol
Cincinnati
New York
Américas
Jan Bishicipie
le Ley
Letlgh Valley
Newk
Yao
Mid Pacific Bos
Pacific
Fenn
Union - Pacific
Tt & m
People’s. Gas
Coad
Steet
Rte
Wwe
Wreak
Union
Aincinnati
Uae
Trenaperta
Columbes Gas
Aston Begck
Wernicke
Mar
Joe Ein
Birhimige
Oak
Neta Street
Ty Itiy Ate
Ralis Fins
Tee Sesdeten Ges
Abares Co
Columite Gas
Columite Gas Ana Betrle
Colombe Ghe
Dons Dork
Rollitg Miu
Teanee
Telepah
Precter
Procter
Ae Bee
Wien
Cluclunett Uel
Columbus Gas Ay Nee Bus Ges
Ae ‘Joetin Recmidt’ Hortie
Gare Columbus Gas Et A
Colnnbia’ Gas
Seheres Cinctonat Ioc
Trial Reveals Threats and Bribery in Charity Case
Testimony by Dr Boris Bogen head of Jewish Charities in Municipal Court links Jacob Kuhn alias Richmond 639 West Eighth to threats against the charity and a bribe of 50 to stay away. Kuhn arraigned on petit larceny after police found 1600 pounds of solder at his home. Judge Alexander fines him 25 plus costs and sends him to the workhouse for 30 days.
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Boris Bogen
Jewish Charities
Jacob Kuhn
Richmond
Eighth Street
Kuhn
Ne ‘Kuhn
Alexander
Praise for First Regiment Ohio Infantry Efficiency Rise
A communication from Adjutant-General Wood to Major Robert Hubler notes progress for the First Ohio Infantry. The report credits higher efficiency and ranks the regiment second in lend-lease matters among state troops, calling the display gratifying to state officials.
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First
Ohio Infantry
Wood
Robert Hubler
Flood Gauge Readings Across Cities Show Rising Levels
The report lists river gauges from Cincinnati to New Orleans with multiple stations reporting rising stages such as Cincinnati 25.8 feet and Parkersburg 16.0 feet while others like Wheeling 14.4 and Louisville 9.4 show falling values or mixed movement. The data reflects widespread river level changes across the region as authorities monitor potential flooding.
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Cinginnati
Franklin
Greensboro
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Ower
Parkersburg
Radford
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Charleston
Pt. Pleasant
Huntington
Memphis
Little
Helens
Keburg
Shreveport
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Togar
Seat
Parade Celebrates Lincoln Birthday With State Veterans
Cincinnati military companies and army navy veteran associations join the Chamber of Commerce for a Lincoln birthday observance and tablet unveiling in Havana Harbor sinking of the Maine. Parade begins 2 PM from Eighth and Race, ending at the Chamber where dignitaries speak.
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Army and Navy Veteran Associations
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln
Maine
Havana Harbor
Chamber of Comaquaien
Frank W. Hendley
Dieterle
Srplecel
William Hammond ‘Parker
Harry Probasco
Colover
Eevee
Sommimenaing
United States ‘Army
Npattaliod
Carpe
C. NS
Grant Ae ‘of the Republic
Eoyat
Legion
Naval
Hevision
Albert D. Alcort
Business Men's Club notes and civic event plans
The Business Men's Club appoints J H Ozier to head the barber shop and announces a stag night on February 21 with late activities. Bevy of items cover billiards lessons, centenary peace celebrations with Britain, and trade expansion trips roles for the interurban routes. Chamber of Commerce prepares hosting for Ohio Retail Dealers convention February 3, 4 and 6 with governors listed for the Panama Pacific parade route.
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Business Men's Club
Bev.c
Business Men's Hub
Edwards
Great Britain
United States
Arbitration and Peace Society of Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Cincin
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
The
Ohio Infantry
Ohio Retail Dealers’ Association
Pupils Transfer From Covington College to Mueller School
Students from Covington Business College were moved yesterday to the Mueller School of Business to finish the season. The Covington Business College will be discontinued.
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Covington Business College
Mueller School of Business
Plea Guilty Brings Fined Suspended Sentence in Court
Joseph Russell pleaded guilty to assault and battery in Judge Gorman's Court yesterday. He received a suspended three month workhouse sentence and a $100 fine.
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Joseph Russell
Gorman
Market Commentary and Currency Update From London
A dense market summary notes decelerating stock and grain activity with cautious sentiment in London. It cites Sterling around 4.46 9 6 and lists press thoughts on mercantile borrowing costs and U S corporate reports as the year closes.
Financials Mixed as Wheat Markets Rally and Slump
Markets show erratic moves with wheat futures tilting on cold wave forecasts and export cues from the Gulf. Prices for cash grains hover around mixed figures while cattle and hog markets reflect modest shifts in demand and receipts across major centers.
Unclear OCR Notice on Live Stock and Meat Produce
Fragmentary text about live stock produce and meats with garbled phrases. Contains unreadable tokens and stray letters, no coherent event or names. Unable to extract a clear person, organization, or location for a factual summary.
Cincinnati Grain Inspection Report Highlights Mixed Grain Prices
The report lists wheat grades including No 2 red and No 8 red among multiple cars with varied bids, mixed and white corn, yellow varieties, rye and oats while noting auction activity and prices such as No 2 hard winter at 61 lbs and No 4 white around 66–68 cents.
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News Elver
Piont
Hater
Northwestern
Ameritas
Onte
Milwawkee
Kensie
Prion
Laverpet
Metronet
Cincinnati
Oates
Tc Lear
Cork
Minos Biltiog
Timothy Goes
Hungarians Face Desertion As Emigration Grows
Cincinnati's Hungarian settlement risks depopulation as residents depart at current pace. Twenty left yesterday for homeland amid ongoing unemployment shortages.
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Cincinnati
Old Country
Live Stock Market Bid and Receipt Notes
The clipping records stock market activity with bids and receipts. It notes estimated head counts and small price movements for shipments and market sections, reflecting trading details and a buyer’s interest in certain lots.
Unclear Creamery Market Report From Northern Michigan
Fragmented OCR text shows butter and cheese market notes with mentions of creamery, pecking, and prices. Names and places are garbled but reference to Northern Michigan and dairy products appear. No clear events or figures emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garkes
Michigan
Poultry and Eggs Market Report
Market notes show liberal demand with an easier tone for prices. Prime eggs range around 26 2 50 cents, firsts about 34 cents, seconds lower. cold storage and hen stock details are sparse with mixed denominators and unclear lot descriptions.
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Springers
Hensander
Pond
Pond 18. Young Rocstere
Market prices for assorted groceries and staples
OCR readout lists varied prices and quality notes for goods including molasses from New Orleans, refined sugars, rice, candies and dried fruit. Entries show price points like 4.05 and 3.85, with quality terms from extra to fancy and prime. The fragmentary text mentions California seeds and general market listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hettie
Provisions and Meats Listing Notes
Fragmented OCR text shows a provisions section with references to dry salted meats and a price around 10.5 to 10.58. Mentions include Bent, RSS, and various unclear descriptors. No clear event or person names provided.
Prime City Markets Cordwood and Oil Test Items
Readable fragments describe a list of goods and tests including cottonseed crude refined BOs and tarjetas IRD flash tests. Mentions locations such as Prime city and country code 04 44 EON with items like tarpeetine and cartes 18D test ile.
Fragmented OCR Note on Trade Terms and Mediation
This brief OCR fragment discusses manufactured goods, common waste items, and a marginal reference to a mediation or meeting. It mentions Tamla and Mie as unclear references and contains scattered phrases about products and a date-like token 14.
Whisky prices and produce listings from a market page
The notices list whisky at 1.25 dollars per gallon yesterday and assorted produce prices. Items include cabbage, carrots, cranberries, celery, lettuce, onions, radishes, strawberries, and green beans with varied regional pricing and units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante
Tom
Olin
Bert
New Orleans
Michigan
Bel Ma
Financial Statement of the Earnings Notarized Statement
Subscribed and sworn before me on January 27 by WM C Straehley notary public for Memilltee County Ohio. The document appears to be a financial earnings statement with seal and official attestation.
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WM. C. Straehley
Memiltee County
Ohto
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Schmidlapp
DR. Bogen
J. H. Ozier
Londen
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Wippert
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Financial’ News
Chicago Grain
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Gulf
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Hove
R. Bose
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Piteemare
Ranenaget
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Industriatea— Americe
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First Netione
Elmwood
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Norwood
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Norwood Netional * Provident Berings
Bavings Wiener Hd
Poultry and Eggs
Cottees
Rio
Mabnee
Gore
Coal and Coke
Kane
Ead
Batreta
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Financial Statement
Apollo Savings and Loan Company
Eas
Vee Wenee Eerke
Teres
Distributio
Ohlo
Mamillen County
Rings
Lous Copay
Beal
Pat Coten
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