Wheat prices fall amid rains and weak market turn
General rains in the U S wheat belt push prices down with May and July contracts lower. Wheat closes near the day’s lows as oats and corn also weaken and provisions decline amid light trade and favorable new crop outlooks. Primary receipts and weekly Bradstreet exports show activity trends while markets pause on short-covering rallies.
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Chicago
United States
Liverpool
Shorts
May
Yale
Textile trade dull as payments ease and machinery idle
The Dun report notes better demand for light-weight apparel amid fair weather, but overall trade remains flat. Payments are more prompt while the idle machinery percentage remains high and the year outlook is not bright.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Grain market overview across New York to Minneapolis
Commodity prices and receipts show mixed wheat and corn activity across multiple cities. Wheat futures drifted lower on weak cables but recovered slightly with light receipts, while spot wheat in Duluth and Minneapolis retained firm or mixed levels. Corn and oats also posted modest shifts with varied regional quotes and notable activity in rye and flour markets.
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New York
F. O. B. Afloat
Northern
Duluth
Ssaly
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Barney
Éampple
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louis
Timothy
Hay
Tim
Whisky St
Park Lower
Ohio incorporations filed in Columbus list varied ventures
The Columbus dispatch lists several new companies and stock increases. Notable entries include The Slovak Roman Catholic Benevolent Society of St. John the Baptist in Cleveland, The Vincent Coal Company in Portsmouth with 20000, The Robert Hailes Lumber Company of Past Liverpool with 20000, The Booth Oil and Gas Company in Guernsey with 10000, The Sanitary Bassinet Company in Canal Dover with 50000, Ohio Oil Company in Findlay increasing from 12500000 to 15000000, United States Perforated Music Company in Cincinnati increasing from 10000 to 20000, and Knecht Bros in Cincinnati increasing from 50000 to 75000.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Slovak Roman. Catholic Benevolent Society of
St. John the Baptist
Cleveland
John Sabovik
Matias Mental
Michael Saborides
Lorenc
Robert
K. I. Faust
Charles T. Johnson
L. O. Haug
D. L. Keyser
H. H. Hostettler
Ohio Oil Company
Findlay
United States
Cincinnati
Knecht Bros
Commodity market snapshot from London and New York
London copper and lead prices drift lower while tin and spelter hold, with quiet activity at mixed quotes. US and local markets show minor shifts, including iron and foundry grades easing, as traders track European futures and spot levels.
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New York
London
Spejter
Standard Foundry
Sig
Cleveland
Sis
Doyle Institute to host Monday entertainment event
Robert F. Doyle Institute will entertain in its clubrooms at 217 West Ninth Street Monday evening. Hugh Cavanaugh will address members and friends, and a musical programme will be presented.
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Robert F. Doyle Institute
West Ninth Street
Hugh Cavanaugh
The Coal Market Amid Labor Disputes and Sluggish Demand
The coal trade faces thin orders for spot and contract sales amid settled or nearly settled labor conflicts. Spring production is limited in many states with May resumption uncertain, while demand remains weak across regions, though some improvement follows short-term plant and railroad slowdowns. Complex regional output varies from Ohio to Illinois, with anthracite stockpiling and cautious buying for summer needs.
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Mississippi River
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Colorado
Iowa
Cattle Market News from Cincinnati April 24 1908
Prices hold strong to higher as receipts total 21 cattle 2 879 hogs 262 sheep 222 in twenty four hours. Cattle show liberal run with steady demand while light fat butcher stock scarce and heavy steers firm. Hogs enjoy active trade with steady to strong close. sheep and lambs meet fair demand with steady pricing.
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Commercial Tribune East Buffalo
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Kansas City
St.* Louis
Steacy
New York
Liverpool
London Cables
Chicago
Cincinnati
CIA
Asia
River Departures and Ohio River Stage Update
The River column lists today departures from Pittsburg and Louisville with several city and company names. It notes the Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 26 feet 4 inches and falling as of 6 p.m. yesterday.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
River Packets Depart and Arrive as Ohio Falls
The ports saw departures of the Courier to Maysville Lizzie Kay to Madison City of Cincinnati to Louisville and Georgia Lee to Memphis. Incoming packets include The Virgins Greenwood Madison and City of Louisville. Government forecast shows slow fall of the Ohio River and heavy business yesterday with several 5 p.m. sailings from foot of Broadway Sycamore and Main streets. Colonel W T Russell reports levees in better condition after Mississippi River Commission tour from St Louis to New Orleans.
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The
Courier
Maysville
Lizzie Kay
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Georgia Lee
Memphis
Virgins
Pittsburg
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Kentucky
City of
Ohio River
Ohio
Cincinnati
Virginia
Broadway
Pittsnone
All Way
Greene Line
Sycamore Street
Charleston
Main Street
W. T. Russell
United States Engineers
Mississippi River Commission
St. Louis
New Orleans
Washington
River conditions and arrivals at several ports
Reports show Davis Island Dam at 8.6 feet and falling while Wheeling river stands at 11 feet 3 inches and dropping. Madison 23 feet and falling after a half inch rain and cooler weather. Louisville river levels vary with canal 9.8 feet and falls 7.4 feet below locks 23 feet. Evansville and Cairo report falling river levels, with Cairo at 37.8 feet and cloudy cool. Arrivals include the Sadie Lee at Memphis and towboats Finley and Oneal at New Orleans and Memphis respectively. St Louis river at 15.5 feet and rising with rain and cooler conditions.
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Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Madison
Louisville
Evansville
Cairo
Sadie Lee
Memphis
Finley
New Orleans
Oneal
ST. Louis
Frenchman Paul Roy testifies in self defense claim
Paris records show Paul Roy, accused by his American wife Gracia Galla of murdering her brother George A. Carkins in Newington New Hampshire last January, was examined a second time before M Boucard. He faced a severe cross examination but stood by his earlier account that he killed Carkins in self defense.
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Paris
Paul Roy
Gracia Galla
George A. Carkins
Newington
N. H
M. Boucard
Roy
Carkins
Judge Wilfley Impeachment Proceedings Dropped
Washington April 24 The House Judiciary Committee voted unanimously that the charges of misconduct against United States Judge Lebbeus R Wilfley of the Shanghai court do not justify impeachment. The subcommittee found no facts sufficient to warrant impeachment after reviewing the allegations by Lorin Andrews and other Shanghai based American lawyers.
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Washington
Lebbeus R. Wilfley
United States Court For China
Lorin
Andrews
Shanghai
House Judiciary Committee
Wilfley
Masons Prepare New Lodge and Real Estate Moves
Linwood Masonic Lodge No 567 plans a 15000 dollar stone building with first floor stores and second floor lodge rooms, architect Theodore Richter Jr to draw plans, work to start within thirty days. Lodge now on Engine Company 36 site, exact location to be decided near current area. Leonard and Lawrence Gentile purchased a 10000 dollar duplex on Forest Avenue South Norwood from Southern Ohio Real Estate, brokered by Gilchrist Thompson and Wasson. S. D. Cooper leases Harvard and Gilbert corner residence with a 6800 dollar purchase privilege. William V Ebersole Co and J J Flynn sold a four story warehouse at 120 122 East Front to F Klein for Dr Julia Carpenter for 6750 dollars. J C Gregson leather dealer leases 218 East Seventh Street via Homan Manufacturing and Nicholas P Smith Brokers. space to be used as a warehouse.
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Theodore Richter, Jr
Engine Company No
Heekin Avenue
Leonard
Lawrence Gentile
Forest Avenue
South Norwood
Southern Ohio Real Estate Company
Gilchrist, Thompson & Wasson
William V. Ebersole
J. C. Gregson
Homan Manufacturing Company
Nicholas P. Smith & Bros
East Seventh Street
A. E. Hopper
J. B. Innis
Garfield Avenue
William Francis
Thomas M. Meyers
Minnie Kinz
Adelaide King
Abert
Sali A. Jones
Jena A. Jonas
Anne i King
Sophia
Schneider
William J. Hodge
Ridgeway Avenue
Mary G. Hinkle
Belle = Johnson
Charles E. Duwelius
Per “Sheriff
Kenyon Avenue
Cutter
Mound
John P. Longmead
Barr Putorgenelieves Co
Wes
Charles A. Elliott
City of Cincinnati
Amelia EK
Allen
Cincinnati
Harmon & Heirs
Joseph Dermody
East Eighth Street
Pavilion Street
John Hoeffer
John W. Robinson
Elmore Street
Elmore
Elizabeth A. Durrell
Samuel D. Coop
Harvard
Gilbert
Wood
Lee, Wilson
Ambrose Huffman
Hudson
Kilgour
George Martin
I. Berman
Annie R. Mitchell
Wade Street
Dresbach
J. ‘H. Har
Seventh
W. Crosley
Bishop
Mayne Morton
Pleasant Ridges
Joseph Meyers
Sharon
William Car 8
Belle M. Johnson
Reuben B. Robertson
Saint Luella Dunelius
Edward McGoldrick
City of
Cincinstreets
Barr Street
James Hamilton
Barr and
Cutter Streets
George Joseph C. Noyes
William Shapiro
Rockdale Avenue
Arthur W. Davis
Amelia C. Kelley
Christina Schiller
Henry Schill
St. Gregory Street
Joseph von Stein
Maggie Vigransky
Philip Voelker
Jack Gabelman
Carthage
Bofin- Bullock
Stephen Kem- Bayard L. Kilgour
Wilfred First
Mt. Lockout
Eis RR
Karen Va Kee Bae
Central Avenue
Mary A. Kehymer
Joseph and
Clara E. Rs
Mt. Washington
Broadway
Franklin and
Hamer Streets
Clifton
William Lewis
Mary Sandman
Windisch-Muhlhauger & Tropkins
Elm- Joseph Quitter
Louisa S. Behring
Fe Aman
Leopold Gruenebaum
Queen City Realty Co
Charlotte William H. Topie
Matilda Topte
Iiaaret
Gens Savins
Albert R. Kennedy
Rudolph F. Buhr
Ser Brewing Perth
Real Estate Transfers and Canceled Mortgages List
A long real estate record lists numerous transfers of parcels in Cincinnati and surrounding areas, detailing grantees such as A. E. Hopper, William Francis, Minnie Kinz, and many others. It includes lot dimensions, street boundaries, and annual rents or purchase privileges, with entries for city trips and sheriff associated actions. The document also notes several mortgage cancellations and related notices.
Mrs. Josephine Bandle dies at 75 in Cincinnati
Mrs. Josephine Bandle widow of Jacob C. Bandle died yesterday in her daughter’s home at 3352 Jefferson Avenue in her seventy sixth year. Survived by daughters C F Tauili Josephine Bandle and Mrs F S Krug wife of F S Krug chief deputy clerk. Funeral Monday at the late Mrs. Bandle’s home with Rev Hugo Eisenlohr officiating. Burial in Protestant Cemetery Walnut Hills.
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Josephine Bandle
Jacob GC. Bandle
F. S. Krug
Jefferson Avenue
Jacob C. Bandle
Bandle Arms Company
C. F. Tauili
F.S. Krug
Coun Auditor’s Office
Bandle
Hugo Eisenlohr
Walnut Hills
Portugal King Plans Refund Over Missing Crown Jewels
In Lisbon April 24 King Manuel I plans to reimburse the royal treasury for jewels valued at 750000 dollars missing since 1834 after records show they were removed to cover royal debts. Bank officials admit sale was at urgent royal request to avert scandal amid parliamentary controversy.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Miguel
Bank of
Manuel
Royal House
Bank of Portugal
Carlos
Pepper Attack Blinds Railroad Agent in Ohio
In Hamilton Ohio on April 24 police search for John Proctor a former convict accused of peppering John McCrail Big Four Railroad agent at Kyles Station. McCrail says the intruder dashed pepper into his eyes during a robbery attempt after lodging at the McCrail home. A gold watch and small sum of money are missing.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
John Proctor
John McCrail
Big Four Railroad Company
Kyles’ Station
McCrail
Procter
Cincinnati minister to be installed at Westminster Church
In Hamilton Ohio on April 24 Rev Harry G Finney is set to be installed as pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church. President Edward Holden of Wooster University will preach the sermon. Charges will be delivered by Rev Selby F Vance of Lane Seminary Cincinnati and Rev F N McMillan of Memorial Presbyterian Dayton.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Harry G. Finney
Westminster
Rothermel Denies Charge In Submarine Probe
Representative John H. Rothermel of Pennsylvania denied any knowledge of a Connecticut clipping alleging he joined three other Congressmen in New London to influence Lilley and halt the submarine investigation. He said he never visited New London and never sought to halt the inquiry.
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Washington
John H. Rothermel
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New London
Lilley
Five Hundred Ohio Teachers Gather for Association Meet
Five hundred teachers from Southern Ohio cities will attend the fifty sixth annual Southwestern Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Hamilton. Principal speakers include O Q T Carson of Columbus C L Loos of Dayton F C Kirkendall of Piqua Darrell Joyce superintendent of Hamilton and Mrs Hermine Hanson of Hughes High School in Cincinnati.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Ohio
Southwestern Ohio Teachers’ Association
T. Carson
Columbus
C. L. Loos
Dayton
F. C. Kirkendall
Piqua
Darrell Joyce
Hermine Hanson
Hughes High School
Cincinnati
Girls Banquet Talkers Highlight Pi Mu Pi Event
Beta Chapter at Cincinnati School of Expression hosted its annual banquet at the Sinton Hotel last night with about twenty five members from Cincinnati and other cities. Delegates from Alpha Chapter Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware attended. Miss Mannheimer was toastmaster and responses were given by Jean W. Chester and several others.
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Pi Mu Pi
Cinccinnati School of Expression
Sinton Hotel
Cincinnati
Alpha Chapter
Ohio
Weslyen University
Delaware
Mannheimer
Jean W. Chester
Ellen’. Curry
Elizabeth R. Crates
Corinne Steinharter
Clara G. Keck
Velma G. Hodges
Ohio Man Jumps From Steamer and Drowns
Alonzo Gibson of Guyandotte leaped from the steamer Brown yesterday and killed himself. He left a bottle note for friends. The body was not recovered.
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Gallipolis
Alonzo Gibson
Guyandotte
Brown
Steamboats Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line Notice
Virginia sails from the wharfboat foot of Broadway Saturday April 23 at 1 pm. E R Mauck agent at No 204 Public Landing. Tel 1190. Queen City departs Tuesday April 28 for Pomeroy Wheeling and Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Pomeroy
Wheeling
Virginia
Broadway
E. R. Mauck
Public Landing
Queen City
Steamship Greenwood To Charleston Departs Greene Line Wharf
The Greenwood steamer leaving Greene Line Wharfboat at Sycamore street purports to sail for Charleston today at five o clock. A telegraph contact is listed as M. 1457 for inquiries.
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Greenwood
Charleston
Greene Line
Sycamore Street
Local Boat Schedules From Louville to Ohio Points
The notice lists daily departures from Main Street at 2 PM except Sundays at 9 AM. Kentucky passengers are received daily. Contact Tel. M. 1897 for details.
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Louville
Ohio
Main St
Kentucky
Tel. M
Speedy regulator cited in a fragmented notice
Fragmentary OCR mentions Leone and LaFranco with Philadelphia attribution. Includes terms like booklet free and a speedy regulator, but lacks clear event, date, or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Lafpranco
Philadelphia
Heating and Ventilating School Buildings Sealed Bids Open
Sealed proposals for heating and ventilating systems in the Thirtieth District School Building at Warner and Guy Streets and Webster School at Bremen and Findlay Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, will be received until 12 noon Monday April 27 1908. Bids must include all interested parties and a 30 percent guaranty. Bids on blank forms obtained at specified offices. The committee reserves right to reject any or all bids. George Friedllin Chairman.
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Board of Education
Cie
Warner and
Guy Streets
Ebster
Bremen
Findla Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Accordaneh
Main Street
E. N. Hannaford
Pickering
Thirtieth District
Webster
George Friedllin
City Htall
Eastern Avenue
Lewis Street
Tietig & Lee
Commercial Tribune
J. M. Withro
City Hall
Webster School
Findlay and
E. H. Cornette
Pickering Building
New Public School Building Sealed Bid Notice
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Education on May 11 1908 for construction of a new Public School Building at Eastern avenue and Lewis street Cincinnati Ohio. Bids must include all interests and a 30 percent guaranty.
Bids Sought for Thirtieth District and Webster School Work
City of Cincinnati invites sealed bids for smokestacks coal spaces and fireproofing at the Thirtieth District School Building and Webster School Building. Bids due April 27 1908 at City Hall Clerk of the Board of Education. Each bid must include all interested parties, a 20 percent guaranty, and be on approved blank forms. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. DR. J. M. WITHROW.
Administratrix Appointed for Jacob Matt Estate
Mrs Mary Matt named administratrix by the Probate Court of Norwood Ohio for the estate of Jacob Matt deceased. Filing at 4168 Ivanhoe Ave No 1 H Charles Smith attorney.
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Jacob Matt
Norwood
Ohio
Mary Matt
Ivanhoe Ave
H. Charles Smith
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