Strong tone in Wheat Market with delayed harvests
Wheat prices rose as Canadian Northwest harvest delays due to wet weather boosted buying. Cash wheat exports lifted demand to 150,000 bush locally and 412,000 bush overall, with corn oats and provisions following wheat strength. Receipts and shipments showed activity across Minneapolis Duluth Chicago with firm closes and modest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Canada
Minnesota
Kansas City
New York
Minneapolis
Duluth
Grain Market Reports Across U.S. August 26
New York reports mixed cereal futures with gains in wheat driven by Northwest rains and strong exports. Cash breadgrains list steady to firm. oats and corn steady with tight supplies. Regional quotes include Duluth No.1 Northern at $1.05 1/2 on track and September flax at $1.29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aedobee Jia
Minneapolis
Atgy
ST. Louis
Iran
New York
Duluth
Pacific Coast
Continent
S. A
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Baltimore
Kansas
City
Northern
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Major U S Cities
Receipts and shipments for cattle hogs and sheep across markets show liberal cattle and hog slaughter with prices easing. Cattle receipts for the week at the third market day totaled 8,105 against 3,181 last week, while hogs ran 8,598 for three days with top paying around 6.9. Sheep steady to slow with lambs at steady to lower values. regional dispatches note mixed gains and declines across Buffalo Pittsburgh Chicago and St Louis markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Cattie
Weaia
Commerciial Tribune
Pittsburg
Chicago
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Walte
New York
Pennsylvania
Iron and Steel Trade Signals Shifts in U S Regions
The Iron Age reports mixed movements across districts. Firms in Birmingham Virginia and Pittsburgh Northern Ohio show firm pricing and rising orders, while central West and Chicago districts show uncertainty. Pennsylvania Railroad buys 10 500 tons pig iron. new rails sold at 22 per ton. 1 000 steel cars order hints at rising demand. sheet trade and merchant pipe improve as cast iron pipe lowers prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iron Age
Birmingham
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Chicago
West
Pittsburg
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Harriman
American Bridge Company
The Rice Market Shows Slight Downward Tilt Amid Larger Receipts
Trading remains active as receipts grow and prices ease slightly from a week or two earlier. Foreign demand persists while domestic supplies widen. New Orleans roughs surge then ease with rains. inland mills prepare but delays from rain slow harvest and threshing. Dan Talmage's Sons reports new crop movements with substantial sacks and pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
Dan Talmage’s Sons Company
Cotton market steady with mixed futures across U S and London
New Orleans reports slight spot firmness with middling around 9 9 1 2 cents and futures opening higher. New York and Liverpool markets show gains on near months while rains and drought forecasts push some months higher though by day end gains narrow and liquidity remains patchy.
Ohio Incorporations Filed in Columbus Aug 26
A list of Ohio articles of association filed with the Secretary of State includes Boulevard Land & Building Co Cincinnati with 10000 capital, D T Palmer Co general bonding agency 25000, Co operative Art Stores Co Cincinnati 5000, Marguerite Mutual Air Co Cincinnati, Icy Hot Bottle Co Cincinnati 30000, Fifth Ward Pleasure and Outing Club Cincinnati, American Iron Roofing Co Elyria 25000, Butler Stone Co Sandusky 50000, B M Co Akron 25000, Electric Construction and Motor Co Findlay 15000, Denman Vestibule Storm Shield Co Toledo 25000, Beelman Manufacturing and Lumber Co Chicago Huron County capital increase to 35000, Klein Manufacturing Co Wapakoneta capital increase to 125000, American Fabric Belting Co Cleveland capital increase to 20000, Portage Building & Loan Assoc Ravenna name change to Portage Savings & Loan Co, Wayne Manufacturing Co Dayton name change to Warren Manufacturing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Boulevard Land & Building Co
Cincinnati
E. T. Hall
F. William Kurzenberger
Clayton W. Tyler
L. W. O'Neill
Milo N. Miles
D.T. Palmer Company
General Bonding Agency
Delbert T. Palmer
R. L. Palmer
James A. Wheelan
W. C. Dahler
Edw. Younger
Co-operative Art Stores Company
James A. Pape
Arthur W. Bender
John M. Morehouse
J. J. Herz
Michael Minges
Marguerite Mutual Air Company
Ninth and Main Streets
Albert Hartung
Anna Kelly
William Yager
Icy-Hot Bottle Company
George P. Altenberg
Electric Construction and Motor Company
Findlay
Denman Vestibule Storm Shield Company
Toledo
Beelman Manufacturing and Lumber Company
Chicago
Huron County
Klein Manufacturing Company
Wapakoneta
American Fabric Belting Company
Cleveland
L. W. Williams
Portage County Building & Loan Association
Ravenna
Portage Savings & Loan Company
Wayne Manufacturing Company
Dayton
Warren Manufacturing Company
Tobacco sales across three warehouses yield varied prices
Three warehouses reported 107 hhds sold yesterday with most in medium grades. Globe sold 32 hhds, Farmers and Shippers 45, Bodmann 30, including notable lots at 12 to 14.75 and 15 to 19.75 dollars, plus several high and low brackets across all lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Bodmann
Louisville Tobacco Market Report August Offerings
The Louisville market report lists offerings today across all warehouses with 5 Burley and 58 dark hogsheads totaling 256 hogsheads. Burley prices ranged from 10.50 to 19.76 dollars, dark tobacco from 36.00 to 9.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Burley
Covington Man Appointed Receiver For Central Home Telephone
J D Powers of Louisville was yesterday named receiver for Central Home Telephone Company by Judge Cochran at Maysville. Powers posted a $50 000 bond. The firm operates independent long distance lines from Louisville across Kentucky and into Indiana Illinois and Tennessee and holds stock in Long Distance Telephone and Telegraph Company. Debts cited include about 100 000 in current obligations with 5 000 000 in stock and 2 000 000 in bonds outstanding. Attorneys for the receiver are Marshall and Tracy of Toledo and Helm Bruce of Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Powers
Louisville
Central Home Telephone Company
Cochran
United States District Court
Maysville
Lassing
Powers
Covington
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Marshall
Toledo
Bruce
CANDIDACIES ANNOUNCED FOR LATONIA DISTRICT
Former Magistrate Thomas Dunn announces candidacy for Republican nomination as Latonia district magistrate covering Latonia Sandfordtown and Covington Sixth Ward. Constable Bert King seeks Republican nomination for Constable in Magistrate Huber's court. Nominations set for Saturday at a Republican mass convention in Turner Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dunn
Latonia
Sandfordtown
Covington
Dunn
W. P. McLaughlin
Beckham
Connelly
Bert King
Huber
King
J. T. Marsh
Turner Hall
Kenton County Democratic Committee to Meet and Plan
The Kenton County Democratic Executive Committee will meet this evening in the Boone Block room to finalize the report for the Congressional primary committee. The Congressional Committee will meet in Walton next Tuesday to set nominating details for city and county officers. A mass convention may be called for September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Democratic Executive Committee
Boone Block
Walton
Death of Harry Crolley at 317 Russell Avenue
Harry Crolley aged 53 was found dead in bed yesterday by his son Stewart at noon. He had been up town in the morning then returned home to rest. Survived by two sons Stewart and Duke of Denver. He headed Crosley Chemical Company and amassed a fortune before losing it. Funeral will be held Saturday morning at his late home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Crolley
Stewart
Crolley
Russell Avenue
Duke
Denver
Crosley Chemical Company
Florence Fair Opens With Dairy Cattle and Floral Exhibits
A large crowd attended the thirteenth Florence Fair in Stringtown-on-the-pike. The opening day showcased premium dairy cattle draft horses and floral displays. Cincinnati Day is slated for today and Coyington Day for Friday at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringtown-on-the Pike
Cincinnati
Politician Dick O'Rourke Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Police Judge Read yesterday fined prominent politician Dick O'Rourke five dollars after he was arrested by Patrolman Appel on a complaint from a young woman. He was found guilty of disorderly conduct in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick O'Rourke
O’rourke
Appel
Kenton Court Notes From Covington District
In Kenton Circuit Court Harry G. Anderson sues Covington & Cincinnati Elevated Railway and other defendants for 25000 damages over injuries from an engine incident near Fourth Street Cincinnati. Esther Guest seeks divorce from Joseph Guest citing drunkenness and waste of estate. alimony for her and three children. Lyman Walker sues Latonia Board of Education for 202.46 for school project plans and specifications. Mans on & Applegate represent the plaintiff in both suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Anderson
Covington & Cincinnnati Elevated Railway and Transfer and Bridge Company
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Kenton
Fourth Street
Cincinnati
E. Stricklett
H. P. Stephens
Meazie Clark
Eighth Street
Russell Avenue
Shaw
Kenton Court
Harbor Springs
Mich
Esther Guest
Joseph Guest
Lyman Walker
Covington
Latonia
Local Residents Listed with Ages in Reading and West Liberty
Names and residences with ages appear: Charles Biles Reading 58 Stella Malloy Reading 35 Leroy Norwood West Liberty 21 Leonora Long West Liberty 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ‘Biles
Reading, O
Stella P. Malloy
Leroy "Norwood
West Liberty
Leonora, Long
Driver Hurt After Wagon Fall In Sixth Avenue
Carl Wayman a Cincinnati grocery firm driver fell from his wagon on Sixth Avenue yesterday afternoon and sustained painful injuries to his body. He refused hospital treatment and was carried home to Mt. Adams in a carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wayman
Cincinnati
Sixth Avenue
Mt. Adams
Prisoner Lentz Fails to Appear as Jury Finds In Dayton Case
Mathias Lentz faced a Dayton Police Court trial on a warrant sworn by Mrs Ludwig for insulting language. After two juries failed to agree, Lentz vanished from the courtroom before testifying. A jury convicted him in his absence, sentencing him to 50 dollars and costs while police searched for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Lentz
Lentz
Fire threatens orphanage near Newport
A blaze started in a field of weeds adjacent to the Campbell County Protestant Orphans Home, south of Newport, endangering several dormitories. Boys had built a bonfire there and left it burning. Clifton Heights chemical apparatus helped firefighters extinguish it just yards from the home after a long effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County Protestant Orphans’ Home
Newport
Clifton Heights
Orphans’ Home
Mortgage Filed for 5 Million on Newport Gas Line
A $5,000,000 mortgage was filed in Newport County Clerk's office by the Cincinnati Gas Transportation Co. The deed of transfer covers the right of way through Campbell and other Kentucky counties for a twenty inch natural gas main and related telephone and telegraph lines. The document spans about sixty pages and moves from F. B Enslow to the Cincinnati Gas Transportation Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
County Clerk's Office
Cincinnati Gas Transportation Company
Campbell
Kentucky
F. B Enslow
Auto Tire Burst Plunges Party Toward Embankment
A Cincinnati auto party chased from the police after refusing to reveal names narrowly escaped a fatal crash when a tire burst near Ft. Thomas Avenue in Thomas Kentucky. The car swung off the road though the driver tried to halt it, continuing for a short distance before the engine failed and a tow auto was needed to haul it to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Thomas
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Newport News In Brief
Death notices report the sudden passing of Mrs. Arthur Siegel of Ann street Newport while visiting her son in Dayton Ohio. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Augustus Parker a longtime Newport resident at 631 Monroe street after a long illness at age 74. Irene McKernan and John Flynn wed last Friday in a ceremony led by Rev Father McNerney Immaculate Conception Church. Health Officer Dr George W Brown urged Council to demolish the brick dwelling at the Columbia and Second streets corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Arthur Siegel
Ann Street
Dayton
Augustus Parker
George W. Brown
General Council
Columbia and
Second Streets
Names of Residents Listed for Newport Cincinnati Area
A fragmented roster lists residents including David George Covington Ida Lipscomb Newport Ed M Jenkins Newport Lillian M Rosche Cincinnati Harry Scharstein Newport Emma Guesenbroker Newport appears as a misspelled New port and related entries indicate age and residence details without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David George
Covington
Ida Lipscomb
Newport
Ed M. Jenkins
Lillian M. Rosche
Cincinnati
Harry Scharstein
Emma Guesenbroker
New Port
Asteee
Property Transfers Recorded in Newport and Clifton Areas
Christian Lahm and wife transfer part of Lot 21 in trustees' addition Newport to John L. Frier and wife. Henry Fichler transfers Lot 17 in trustees' addition Newport to Mary Krause. Clifton Improvement and Public Utility Company transfers Lot 65 in Clifton Home Company's subdivision Clifton to Albert Blumenstiel and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Lahm
John L. Frier
Addition
Newport
Henry Fichler
Mary Krause
Clifton Improvement and Public Utility Company
Aljber, Blumenstiel
Clfton Home Company
Clifton
Proposed Amendment to the Ohio Constitution Deliberations
The document records a 1906 joint resolution proposing to relocate sections of Article II in Ohio's constitution and to change bill reading and passage rules. It notes governorial approval procedures, item veto limits, and the amendment's effective date January 1, 1909, with signatures from Speaker Co A Thompson and Senator Andrew L Harris. It is certified by Secretary of State Carmi A Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beneses Pa Os General Assembly
Fiee
General Assembly
Secretary of State
Co. A. Thompson
House of Representatives
Andrew L. Harris
Senate
Ohio Joint Resolution Proposes Constitutional Taxation Amendment
Ohio lawmakers submit a 1908 proposal to amend Article Twelve Section 2 to allow an equitable state and local tax system. The amendment outlines exemptions for bonds and property up to $200 per person and preserves existing taxes until changed by statute. Secretary of State Carmi A. Thompson certifies the exemplified copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
General Assembly
State of
Ohio proposed amendment on General Assembly session start
The General Assembly proposes amending the Ohio Constitution to set the start of regular sessions as the first Monday in January after election. Section 25 would read that each General Assembly's regular session commences on that date. Andrew L. Harris signs as author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
State of Ohio
Co. A. Thompson
House of Representatives
Andrew L. Harris
Senate
Ohio Secretary of State seal transcription dated 1908
Official state record from Columbus dated April 28 1908 recording the joint resolution action by the General Assembly of Ohio adopted March 20 1906 and authenticated by Secretary Carmin A Thompson with seal notation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Ohio
I. Carmi A. Thompson
State of
General Assembly
Columbus
Carmi A. Thompson
State of Ohio
Carmin A. Thompson
General, Assembly of
Sealed proposals expected for lockkeepers houses at two Ohio River dams
The Engineer Office Wheeling West Virginia invites sealed proposals for building lockkeepers houses at Dams 18 and 26 on the Ohio River. Proposals close 11 a.m. Eastern time September 23, 1908 with public opening thereafter. Information on application to Capt. F. W. Alfstaetter Engrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio River
F. W
Alfstaetter
Engineer Takes Two Week Honeymoon Leave
Edward Holzhalb an engineer in the Park Department informs Superintendent Rodgers he will be away for a two week honeymoon. He and Irene Golsch of Eightmile Ohio were married August 15. Also Rudolph Benson, City Hall reporter, plans to marry Bertha Schiff at her Mt. Auburn home this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Holzhalb
Park Department
Rodgers
Irene Golsch
Eightmile, O
Rudolph Benson
City Hall
Bertha Schiff
Mt. Auburn
Fort Thomas report on Hains case and staff transfers
A Ft Thomas report says War Department asked officers at the reservation to aid Captain Peter C. Hains defense in the New York City shooting of William E. Annis but Captain Whalley denied it. Sgt Major C S Dolph, retired, will leave Sept 15 for a new post as assistant professor at Purdue University Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas Eecreee
War Department
Peter C. Hains
William E. Annis
New York City
Whalley
C.S. Dolph
Purdue University
Indiana
Bellevue Couple Wed at St Anthony s Church
The marriage of James Barlow of Dayton and Lucy Gallagher of Bellevue occurred yesterday at 7 30 in St Anthony s Church with Rev Father Kehoe officiating. A Bellevue Council meeting is planned at Balke s Opera House to hear welfare association members protest water franchise bids from two bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barlow
Dayton
Lucy Gallagher
Bellevue
St. Anthony’s Church
Father Kehoe
Bellevue Board of Council
Balke
Opera House
Welfare Associa
Cincinnati Eggs Seized in Detroit Investigation
Seven and a half tons of eggs held at a Detroit cold-storage warehouse since July 26 are deemed by United States Pure Food Inspectors as absolutely bad. The eggs are under investigation for their intended use, with claims they were to be used in crackers and crackers making. The action is under the Pure Food and Drugs Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United States
Notice to Contractors for Green Township Bridge Bid
Hamilton County officers invite sealed proposals for the South Fork Taylor Creek bridge work in Green Township. Bids due September 2, 1908, at 12 m, with a $1000 bond and two sureties. County reserves right to reject all bids.
Hamilton County Sealed Proposals Bid for Rich Road Improvement
Hamilton County Commissioners Cincinnati Ohio advertise sealed proposals due September 2 1908 at 12 oclock for Rich road improvement from Fallis to Loveland pike Symmes with Specifications No 788 bids on blank forms bond of 1000 with two sureties required to perform if awarded commissioners reserve right to reject all bids president Stanley Strub clerk Fred Dreihs. plans on file
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County
South Fork
Taylor's Creek
Ka Sammion’s Place
Green Township
Board of County Commissioners
Board of
Stanley Struble
Fred Dreihs
the Commissioners
Fallisa
Loveland Pike
Symmes
Avo . W
Hamilton County Commmmissioners
Stanley Strub
Oakley Village seeks bids on 750 dollar sewer bonds
The Village of Oakley Ohio invites sealed bids by Tuesday noon September 1908 for bonds totaling 750 dollars dated August 1908 to fund sewer construction on Webster avenue Clark street and Madison pike under Ohio law. Each bid must state bonds count price accrued interest and include a certified five percent bid check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley
Ohio
Webster Avenue
Clark Street
Madison Pike
Undee
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Iron and Steel Trade
Ieeea
New Orléans
Houston
Gulf
Liverpool
Pete Fair
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Union Trust
Agust
Eee
S.cesees Cab Ah
Louisville Tobacco
United States Court
Court of Appeals
Florence
Kenton Court Notes
Newport News
Newport Real Estate
Billie
Carmi
A. Thompson
D. Chamberlain
James M. Williams
THEP
Cupid
FT. Thomas
Moler Barber College
U. S. Marine Corps
Wilson Av
Avondale
Glenwood Av
Moleh College
Fourth St
COLT
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Bond
A. G
Price Hill
Simmit Av
Sis
St. Paul Bldg
Kineney Ay
East Walnut Hills
Financial and Loans
Interstate Investment Co
Medical
Dr. la Franco
Philadelphia
M. Hoosain
Rangoon
Burma
India
THE
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Main Street
Greene Line
Tacoma
Charleston
Sycamore St
Louixville
Main St
Tel. M
Federal Building
Ill
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. Army
T. Col. W
W. Robinson, JR
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