Wheat falls on weak market amid rains in Kansas
In Chicago on April 14 reports of rain in Kansas, damaging drought in parts of the state, weighed on the wheat market. May wheat slid to 90% to 91% cents, closing around 90% cents, while corn and oats also declined. The day featured light cash demand and weak progress in spring seeding, with overall market softness across wheat, corn, oats, and provisions.
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Chicago
Kansas
Shorts
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Rales
May Park
Grain Market Reports Across Several Cities April 14
New York prices show flour receipts 17 667 bbls with exports 6 397 bbls and wheat mixed with gains then easing. Minneapolis Duluth and Duluth show multiple wheat prices for No 1 hard and Northern grades with May July futures and cash bids. St Louis and Chicago areas report varied flour, oats, corn, and bran prices with steady to firmer tones and notable stock levels.
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SIS Uagsss Kaanss
Meby Cveisigecece
Cevccccseres
Northwestern
Hort Rc
New York
Duluth
F. O
Su‘sc
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Balators
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louis
Taxpayers Granted Broad Voting Rights in Copenhagen
The Folkething approved the government franchise bill by 64 to 35. The measure, already adopted by the Landsthing, extends voting rights to all taxpayers over 25 and to women, plus men whose husbands are taxpayers, in all communal elections.
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Copenhagen
Folkething
Landsthing
Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Railway Names Directors
Pittsburg April 14 stockholders of the Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Railway held their annual meeting. The year 1907 reports show gross earnings 37 646 589 operating expenses 23 853 173 net earnings 8 793 415 with a 5 percent dividend on preferred and 4 percent on common stock. Directors Joseph Wood J J Turner and Briggs Cunningham were re elected. New branch lines in Jefferson Carroll and Harrison counties Ohio increase mileage about sixty miles to boost coal traffic. Board to meet in Philadelphia next week.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Messrs
Joseph Wood
J. J. Turner
Briggs
Cunningham
Cincinnati
Jefferson County
Harrison, Carroll and Jefferson Countites
Philadelphia
Cattle Receipts Moderate Across Markets April 14 1890s
Cincinnati reports moderate cattle receipts with fair supply as yesterday. Hogs light but movement sluggish with prices down 10 to 25 cents. best pigs and packers steady to higher. Sheep and lambs show fair run. lambs bring 7.25 to 7.65 in steady tone across markets.
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Cincinnati
Bologna
Prime
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
New York
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Stormy Douma Debate Over Amur Railroad Bill
In St Petersburg on April 15 the Douma narrowly passed the first reading of a bill authorizing the Amur Railroad with a 212 to 101 vote after a stormy session that almost ended in a fight between the Ministerial party and the opposition. The chamber then moved to the second reading.
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ST. Petersburg
Amur
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Courts
Listing of civil cases includes Poole versus The Auburn Mining Company for $1000 on a note, Cotty versus Cotty for divorce, Gianocchio administr ator versus The C and St. L Ry Co for $1000 damages, Schnzbel versus Freuss on appeal, Emma Werdt versus Kate Meyer for partition, Samseep versus Fyffe Chambers, Hugo versus Hugo for divorce and alimony, Whitacre versus Whitacre for divorce and alimony, Leopold versus Leopold for divorce, McClellan versus Anna E for partition, Moffat versus Moffat for divorce, Dusan versus Dugan for alimony and divorce, Ludlow versus Cincinnati Traction Company for $5000 damages, and others listed in the same notices.
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William H. Poole
Auburn Mining Company
Henry Bentley
Louis Cotty
Marie Cotty
D. T. Hackett
M. F. Roebling
Charles Gianocchio
the C
St. L. Ry. Co
B. T. Hackett
L. E. Schnzbel
Fred Freuss
Squire Lamping
Renner & Renner
Emma Werdt
Kate Meyer
Harry R. Weber
Thodore Samseep
Fyffe Chambers
Denis F. Cash
Alma Hugo
Louis Hugo
Kelley & Hauck
Leila Ih Whitacre
B. Drew Whitacre
Charles C. Benedict
Artiftie Leopold
Carl F. Leopold
Sanford Brown
Martha McClellan
Anna E. A
Plans review urged for smoke abatement and storage space
Hamilton County Smoke Abatement League chief Matthew Nelson criticizes architects for failing to provide adequate space for boilers and machinery and urges Building Inspector and City Smoke Inspector to approve plans. Real estate notes list Ames & Agnew sales, lots and residences in Norwood and Mt. Auburn, plus B&O S W R R transfer for Norwood viaduct and new Clifton apartment plans.
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Matthew Nelson
Hamilton’ ‘County
League
Real Estate Transfers in Cincinnati Area Ledger
Transfers of numerous parcels and interests in Cincinnati and Norwood including Lot 285 in Bryant and Trevor’s sub Fairmount and multiple 25 by 100 foot parcels on Western Avenue. Includes Cincinnati Northern Traction Company to Ohio Electric Company line rights and various estate assignments and guardianships.
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Cincinnati, Dayton & Toledo Traction Company
Cincinnati
John Hardiman
Mary L. Hardiman
Bryant & Trevor
Fairmount
Diedrich Meinken
Amelia A
Westernmn Avenue
Mclami
Amelia A. Tranchant
Diedrich Mein
Western Avenue
Ae Street
McLain Avenue
William M. Wiley
Chester
Wiley
Nash Estate
Francis Oy Dipset
Wiliam M. Wiley
Louis H.wiley
Cornelius
Little
John J. Meagher
Green
John C. der
Charles
Boeckman
Evanston Land
Ada F. Hardy
Cecelia Holmes
Norwood
Delia M. Patton
City of Norwood
Bosinger & & Hopkins
William F
William F. Meats To George Herrmann, Jr
Ehrman & Glensman
Kennedy Secheny
Wiebahasses
Elbert E. Hopper
Percy C
A. J. Conover
Elizabeth G. Nicholson
Edward Mauutel
Poplar
Rockdale Avenue
Fouses
Ella
A Guardian
Stanley L
Mrs Keppel Revealed Cabinet Resignation Before King
The Hon Mrs George Keppel, a close friend of King Edward and Queen Alexandra, disclosed Campbell Bannerman’s resignation a week before the king announced it. At Biarritz on April 3 she dropped a remark about plans, prompting a French diplomat to relay the signal to Paris and alert Clemenceau, triggering a forced cabinet reconstruction.
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Campbell-Bannerman
Clemenceau
Paris
Mortgages Canceled and Transfers in Ohio L and B Co Records
A long list of mortgage canceled notices and transfers outlines accounts from Bernard Flege to W H Mente and numerous debt assignments to and from various individuals and firms. Names include Samuel Frisch, John J Meagher, Mary E Lewis, Elizabeth Price, Rose Price, and many others, with amounts ranging up to 5 000 dollars, across entities such as Finance L and B Co Oakley B and L Co and Government L and B Co. The entries reflect a broad set of property or loan settlements and creditor assignments typical of mid 20th century financial activity.
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Bernard Flege
W. H. Mente
Gem B. & K Co
Kares Etoes Ik Hawnions
Chada
William ©. Hoers
Oakley B. & L. Co
Gertrude L. Corbly
Katherine Rohde
SAO Tenons
Yerharkss
Elise Stoelzle
Martin Bleh
Coope PahAts Terid Cadadeow Ee Ee
Liberal L
Harry Rage
Stetson Meltenrink
Hyman Rosenthal
Mound B
Laredo Eteie Bees
Eva K. Hirsch
A. R
Frank
Evan
Eaneatics
Samuel H. Piliow
Elizabeth A. Price
Mentor
I & B. Corpitis
Mary B. Lewis
Arthur Denier
Hmr
Sea
Edward c Patee
Martin Epo
Elizabeth H. Hervey
Home Savings
SBME
IGG
Aeteekss
Elizabeth Stoelzie
Government
ESM
Meacatists Oes
Hlachwachten
Rose Price
Jemina O’carenshaw
Ohio
Building Permits Listed For Several Properties
A batch of building permits shows multiple two and a half story brick and frame residences across Stettinius Avenue Arbor Avenue and nearby streets. Owners include M. Y. Cooper J. B. Schmitt John Becker Henry Hall and M. Y. Seer with costs ranging from 400 to 28 500 dollars.
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Stettinius Avenue
Madison Road
Erie Avenue
M. Y. Seer
Northern Avenue
Wilson
J. B. Schmitt
Arbor Avenue
Edwards
Avenue
Edgewood
Henry Hall- Clam
Fairmount Avenue
Thompson
John Becker
Stettinius
Mooney Avenue
M. Y. Sa
Oe Avenue
Nixon
M. Y
Ohioan 100 Years Old Dies in Piqua
William Jones aged 100, the oldest man in Miami County, died this morning after a brief illness. Born in Worthington England near London he served five years in the British army before immigrating to the United States to join the Union army. He enlisted in the Forty or Ohio Volunteer Infantry at Urba as a private and soon rose in rank. He later served in Georgia.
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Piqua, O
William Jones
Miami County
Jones
Worthington
England
London
America
Forty
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Urba
Georgia
On Joan worships a wooden woman in court
C. T. Johnson former Enon mayor and woodworker admitted during cross examination that he keeps a life size wooden figure of a woman carved from a log at his home and worships the image as an emblem of purity. The witness is 51 and a bachelor.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Tehan
C. T. Johnson
Enon
Johnson
City Threatened with Bankruptcy in Rushford
Rushford Minnesota faces bankruptcy after a $3,200 embezzlement by the City Clerk and last week’s vote against saloon licenses. Licenses worth $4,500 expire April 23, while Clerk Alm, arrested and pleading guilty, drops revenue by nearly $8,000. The city has no funds or prospects until next winter.
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Rushford
Minn
Alm
River Departures and River Traffic Report for Cincinnati
The Ohio River shows a 40 feet 8 inch level at Cincinnati, with slight fall expected toward Wednesday. Boats due today include Cour ier from Maysville Lizzie Bay from Madison Greenwood from Charleston and City of Cincinnati from Louisville. Departures: Greenwood to Pomeroy, Courier to Maysville, Lizzie Bay to Madison, City of Cincinnati to Louisville. Queen City with teachers left yesterday. Weather clear and warm.
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Pomeroy
Maysville
Madison
Lizzie Y
Louisville
Erry
Cincinnati
Queen City
Pittsburg
Tacoma
Courier
Kentucky
City of
Lizzie Bay
Greenwood
Charleston
City of Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Greene Line
Sycamore Street
All Way
Madison Packet
Main Street
Louisvilles
River conditions and arrivals at inland ports reported
Across ports Davis Island Dam shows 10.3 feet and falling while Wheeling at 16 feet declines. Madison reads 34.2 feet and rising with warm rain. Louisville rivers rise with canal 13.3 feet and falls 11.2 feet. Cairo 45.2 feet falls with rain and cool. Peters Lee arrives from St Louis at 11:00, O Neil from St Louis at 11:40 p.m. City of Saltillo departs for Memphis amid rain. Evansville at 36.2 feet and falling. St Louis 19.9 feet with a 0.2 foot drop in 24 hours.
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Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Madison
Louisville
Canal
Cairo
Peters Lee
St. Louis
S. W. O'Neil
Deparveas
Memphis
Evansville
City of
Saltillo
Canteen Debate Rises Over Dayton Veterans' Home
In Washington on April 14 the House faces a heated vote on a civil bill to restore canteens in Soldiers' Homes including Dayton Ohio. The Appropriations Committee plans to remove exclusions. Prohibitionists may push to keep canteens out.
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Commercial Tribune Boneat
Munseyy Building
Wasuhinneaton
D. C
J Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Dayton
Appropriations Committee
Tawney
Sunday Illustrated Magazine features cheerful children
A new layout of children’s pictures will appear in next Sunday’s Illustrated Magazine. The Commercial Tribune gives away the handsome Magazine every Sunday with stories jokes anecdotes and incidents to brighten a Sunday afternoon.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Fine Case Set In Standard Oil Appeal
Chicago April 14 The appeal hearing of Standard Oil Company from a 29 240 000 fine by Judge Landis was set for May 7 and 8 The Government’s lawyers were granted a one week extension to file their brief and submit arguments
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Landis
Commercial Tribune patterns coupon notice
Public notice advises sending 10 cents per pattern to FASHION DEPARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE, CIN CINCINNATI for pattern No. 6074. Orders sent to the New York factory require several days to process.
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Commercial Tribune
Fashion Department
Cincinnati
New York
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Grain and Provisions
Ginginnatian 13
Pan-Handle Railroad
Douma
Common Pleas Court
Ludlow
Cincinnati Traction Company
H. E. Engelbarat
Anna Johnson
Moward Doug
Inspector
B. & O. S. W. Satties
Real Estate News
Ames & Agnew
Rossmayne
W. E. Smith
Elizabeth Tenkotte
Deer Park
Henry E. Cook
J. N. Judd
Crosley Avenue
Warren E. Richards
William Matthews
Silverton
Grandview
Pleasant Ridge
Joseph E. Brown
Henry K. Staley
Durrell Realty Company
Carl H. Barth
Cinnati
Lewis R. Smith
Sydenham Company
J. Calvin Evans
Evans & Co
Tennis Lane
Winslow Avenue
Hayward & Cordes
Jacob Schottenfels
Bellevue Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Catherine Straub
B. & O. S. W. Railroad Company
Max Kay
Clifton Avenue
Warner Street
Peter Fissel
Sallie G. Fagin
Celestial Street
Mt.Adams
George Wiedemann Brewing Company
C. M. Mockbee
George A. Shaw & Co
Nicholas B. Smith & Bros
West
Pearl Street
George Keppel
Mt. Hope Syndicate
A. N. Detmer
J. J. Radel
Edward Meier
John J. Rade
Samuel D. Cooper
Thomas L. Wayne
Isabella Street
Hyde Park
Tee
Herman Franke
Frank Wade
Dalton
Mclark
Julia A. Magness
Wiliam
August Schwartz
Keckle
Independence Street
Martin Bied
Nicolaus Maringer
McMicken Avenue
Vine Street
Piqua
Joan
Bachelor
Commercial Tribune Patterns
Barber College
Fourth Street
Globe-Wernicke Company
Carthage Av
Palace Hotel
Dr. Donaldson
Uts
Moler College
W. Fourth St
Alms & Doepke Company
C. M. Beach
Lackman Hotel
Elle
Avondale
R. Holterhoff
Ingalls
Donohue
An Ee Ae
Ar St
Linn
West End
J. B. Ellermann
Poplar St
Masonic Temple
P. R. Fortney
Hunt St
Frederick A. Schmidt
E. Fourth St
Interstate Investment Co
Three Automobile CO
E. Sevent
General Depot
Q. M. Dept
Jeffersonville
Ind
Q. M
R. M. Schofield
U.S. A
Mississippi River Commission
Liggett Building
G. R. Lukesh
Enrs
U. S. Engineer's Office
WM. T. Russell
Iaeut
Engrs
Josephine Street
Lewis Dorchester Street
Ringgold Street
Anna Lulu Dubois
Madera Cal
Carrie May Mellérsh
Elijah Coombe
San Francisco
Cal
Council
Dorchester Street
State of
Board of Public Service
Sycamore
Tel
Main St
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