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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1913
Page
7
United States Attorney McPherson said no notification had been received but he would be ready to proceed. The probe will focus on the high cost of living as a key object of inquiry in the nationwide investigation ordered by Attorney General McReynolds.
Mrs Peter Edwards testified in police court that her husband beat her weekly since marriage. She said she endured 499 blows by the time of the trial. The husband was sentenced to thirty days in the workhouse.
Anthony Walberg of Middletown Ohio testified at a United States Commissioner hearing regarding the defunct Hy B Hollins & Co firm. He joined last September and says he owns no bonds or stocks and offered a life insurance policy as part of the proceedings.
A list of marriage licenses shows numerous couples with ages and street addresses across several neighborhoods. Names include Peter Hupit and Reith Wised, Harry M. Hecher and Anon Riley, Clara Lebane and William Richmann, Joseph Weston and Helen Fridsth, among others, with residences on East Liberty Street, Haltimore Avenue, Central Avenue, West Seventh Street, Rice Street, Liston Avenue, and more.
Local forecast notes river levels with multiple gauges across towns from Cincinnati to New Orleans. Several sites report falling water levels while a few show rising or stationary readings, indicating uneven river conditions throughout the Ohio River region tonight.
Stocks and markets report a varied session with notable activity across New York listings. Traders weighed orders and early gains as reports hinted at shifts in Marine and Reading sectors, while prices fluctuated on speculative moves and private orders.
Fragmentary OCR notes appear to reference places and street terms in Cincinnati. Hard to extract a coherent event or dates. The text hints at listings or notices but lacks complete names or actions for a full summary.
Deputy Warden Kuertz reports hunters this year use cigars to gain land access rather than liquor. Dr J W Kirgan notes rabbits are abundant near Adams County with shooters leaving kills where they fall, reflecting widespread wildlife harvest in the area.
A garbled OCR fragment lists counts of poultry and ages, mentioning white ducks, turkeys and a reference to an old age. The readable items show numbers like 4 ducks and 16 turkeys, with ambiguities about ages and totals.
Readable fragments show dairy trading terms and minor price hints. Mentions include creamery, dairy futures, and regional blocks with uncertain percentages and figures.
Special to The American reports cattle receipts at 9 000 head and hog receipts at 2 000 head. Prices show hogs steady to lower, with cattle trading in a steady or lower range across regions. Includes scattered figures for deckers, common and large cattle types and notes on shipments and local market conditions.
Washington reports the Senate approved two Ohio nominations for consul posts in Berlin and Manchuria. Robert H. Inner of Mansfield becomes consul general to Berlin and Charles L. William of Ohio is named consul at Manchuria. Both Republicans earned promotions through the merit system.
A fragment shows prices for produce including Tokay, Malaga, lettuce, mushrooms, yellow corn, white corn, pineapples, potatoes, pumpkins, raspberries, string beans, tomatoes, and turnips. Values appear per box, per crate, or per pound with varied unit notes and some garbled text. Identified items include lettuce leaf, mushrooms, pineapples, potatoes, pumpkins, string beans, and tomatoes with prices ranging roughly from under a dollar to about two dollars per unit.
Market notes list varying prices for hides wool and clothing components with entries for prime white hides washed braid and Eider items. Prices appear in a scattered OCR form indicating several raw material categories and quantities alongside incomplete vendor terms.
A local sale reports 72 barrels of whisky sold at a rate of 1.208 dollars per gallon. The event highlights pricing and volume for the community.
A dense OCR of railroad schedules lists trains from Central Union Station to Erie Wheeling Columbus Cincinnati and many intermediate points. It includes departure and arrival times for multiple routes such as Chesapeake Ohio Chesapeake Indiana Louisville Nashville and more with daily and Sunday variants and notices on local services and connections.
Fragmentary timetable notes departures and arrivals for multiple routes from Pennsylvania Station including Columbus Accommodations and line connections. Mentions trains to Logansport Chicago Hamilton Indiana and other points with varied times and destinations across morning and evening windows.
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