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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1908

Page

8

Hunters lead drive to protect big game across borders

In New York a broad coalition of sportsmen led by William T. Hornaday and Gifford Pinchot presses for federal control of migratory birds and broader protection for big game. They urge refuges in British Columbia and Yellowstone area, expansion of park boundaries, and new refuges to winter wildlife amid threats from poachers and predators.

Omm Tribune New York Canada Gifford Pinchot Bureau of Forestry Department of Agriculture William T. Hornaday Bronx United States A. A. Anderson Alaska Camp Fire Club of America Buffalo Club New Jersey Interstate Commerce Commission John M. Phillips Euk Bull Rivers British Columbia Goat Mountain Park New Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone Park Jackson's Hole Gifford @inchot The Buffalo Society Roosevelt Cannon Wyoming Mr. Anderson Ainner Mr.Pinchot Irving Bachdller Daniel Beard Thompson Seton Philadelphia Charleston D. C West Hornday

Mother Sighs As Son Falls From Window

Five year old Fred Hines of 2022 Freeman Avenue fell from a second story window while his mother was preparing dinner. He sustained a fractured skull and was rushed to City Hospital where physicians say he is fatally injured.

Fred Hines Freeman Avenue

Lost Child Reunited After Nebulous Beech Avenue Search

A five year old girl, Helen Carter, wandered away from her mother near West Fifth Street in Norwood yesterday. The child looked into a shop window, then lost sight of her mother who arrived at Central Station later seeking her daughter. A policeman directed the mother to the Children's Home where the girl was taken.

One of the New Silk Shirt Waists

A new shirt waist in silk or alternatives is shown in a taffeta model with a side front closing and seamless front and back. It offers underarm and shoulder shaping, optional awning, two sleeve lengths, and two cuff styles. Medium size requires 3 7/8 yards of 27 inch material. No 6063 covers sizes 32 to 44 inches. price ten cents.

Evans Will Con Quit the Navy After Long Fleet Career

Magdalena Bay March 23 Rear Admiral Evans two star flag will retire from active list after three months. He served in Civil War and Indian wars plus two near wars, commanded Asiatic and Atlantic fleets, pushed transfer of Atlantic fleet via Magellan, and authored A Sailor's Leg. His health declined due to a Civil War wound and rheumatic gout.

New York Herald and Commercial Tribune Magdalena Bay Mexico Evans San Francisco Bering Sea Atlantic Pacific Magellan Ft. Fisher Yorktown Behring Sea North Pacific New York Europe Germany Indiana Santiago Iowa West William E. Chandler New Hampshire Navy Panama South America Honolulu Oregon Lighthouse Board Roosevelt Maine Higginson Barker J. E. Pillsbury Valparaiso Trinidad

Coal Market Stagnant Amid Mine Suspensions Across Regions

The coal market remains depressed after mine suspensions, with screenings holding solid demand and higher prices. Outlook is uncertain as Western and Eastern Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois mines anticipate limited resumption and plan stock buildup for next winter while overall demand stays weak.

West Virginia Kentucky Indiana Tennessee Ohio Pennsylvania Illinois

Harriman Action Signals Erie Settlement’s Wide Impact

New York April 12 The Erie financial settlement progresses amid mixed market gains and renewed confidence. Harriman’s funds move linked to a broader railroad power balance raising speculation on a Northern Seaboard link. Wheat and crop reports bolster outlook while bond trading stays dull and uneven.

New York Erie Financial Settlement EH. H. Harriman Eri Erie Harriman Atlantic Seaboard Illinois Central Central of Georgia Seaboard United States Treasury France London London County Council Interborough Metropolitan

Hopkinsville Tobacco Market Nears End of Local Trade

A Commercial Tribune dispatch from Hopkinsville Kentucky notes most loose tobacco has moved to prizing houses with 85 to 90 percent received. Independent dealers have closed down factories though Imperial Tobacco remains busy handling substantial amounts. The American Society of Equity shipped 16 million pounds, the local factory 4 to 5 million pounds, and 96 hogsheads of logs sold this week at $7 to $12 per unit. Receipts totaled 268 hogsheads for the week, 3,571 in storage, with strong demand for lower grades and high prices for select lots.

Commercial Tribune Hopkinsville Imperial Tobacco Company American Society of Equity Planters’ Protective Association Society of Equity Society of Equity House

Cigar Leaf Sales Reported By Globe and Others

Sales of cigar leaf reported Saturday by the Globe and the Farmers and Ship pers' Warehouses totaled 87 cases with prices from 1 to 8.25 per 100 lbs. Offerings included Spanish seed loose gear Dutch and Wisconsin. Spanish 25 cases with varied prices. Seed 23 cases with several price points. Loose Leaf 9 cases. Wisconsin 11 cases. Dutch 19 cases with multiple price ranges.

Globe Wisconsin

Markets in Cincinnati Show Mixed Grain and Hay Prices

Cincinnati markets report firmer wheat and firm corn demand at close. Oats and rye quiet. flour dull. hay slightly steadier. Notable prices include No 2 white oats 67 percent, No 2 red wheat 95 to 96 cents, and No 1 timothy hay around 15 dollars per ton. Whisky firm with sizable barrel sales.

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Proposals for Coal Mississippi River Commission Sealed

Sealed proposals from bidders to furnish 475,009 bushels of coal in barges for the Mississippi River Commission are due by noon April 12 1908 at the Liggett Building St Louis Missouri. Bids will be opened publicly after the deadline and can be obtained on application from R L Kesh Captain Engineers Secretary.

Cincinnati Stock Exchange Baker Court Cincinnati Luhrig Coal Co Kouwenhoven Realty & Improvement “Co Stock Exchange W. E. Hutton & Co Bankers & Brokers Hirst National Bank Bldg Mississippi River Commission Liggett Building St. Louis R. Lukesh

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