Grain market closes near day’s high on steady wheat
Wheat on War exchange fluctuated but closed near day’s high as bears faded late. Corn oats and provisions stayed firm with limited offerings and smaller hog receipts supporting prices. May futures hovered around 1.07 and 62 cents for corn with varied local receipts reported at several markets.
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Grain Markets Show Wheat Decline Amid Bear Drive
The report notes volatile wheat trading with a late recovery but a net drop for the day. Prices for No 2 red and futures drifted as corn and oats also moved, with receipts and near term values described alongside market sentiment and seasonal outlooks.
Cincinnati Market Lifeblood of Live Stock Supplies
Cattle and hog markets show varied receipts and steady to firm values across major hubs. Buffalo and Chicago reports indicate steady hog demand with mixed pricing while cattle buyers push steady to higher bids and lamb trade remains active.
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Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Voais
Chicago
T. Louis
Receis
Pe Ae
New York
Coonay
Kansas City
Market note on weekly Mog prices and trade impact
A Cincinnati market brief notes recent weekly expansion in the number of Mogs appearing in market channels. The development affects trade activity with varying air of concern and speculation among merchants.
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Cincinnati
Mogs
Aera
Aagoares Wartens Gia
Steel meeting at Waldorf Astoria explained by Gary
New York December 10 representatives from iron and steel makers nationwide attended a dinner at the Waldorf Astoria hosted by BE B Gary head of the United States Steel Corporation. Gary described the gathering as a means to foster association and exchange knowledge. He said the movement helped prevent wide fluctuations destructive competition and layoffs.
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New York
Iron and Steel
Waldorf-Astoria
BE. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Herr's Island Yards Open After Quarantine
Pittsburg December 10 The Union reports Herrs Island stock yards reopened after a brief suspension for disinfection and a federal quarantine. Interstate business resumes except for shipments from New York Maryland and Indiana still under quarantine.
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Pittsburg
The
Union
Herrr
Washington
New York
Maryland
Indiana
Ferry Boat Man Complains of Street Encroachment
Ferry operator Bb. F. Shumate testifies before the board of public service that C. Crane and Co. lumber mill blocked Niagara street last spring, hindering his landing point between Van Voast Avenue Bellevue Kentucky and Niagara Street Ohio side. He warns of losses without access and notes a twenty year franchise and city wharfage payments. The case is referred to City Solicitor Ballard for action.
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C. Crane & Co
Board of Public Service
Bb. F. Shumate
van Voast Avenue
Bellevue
Niagara Street
Ohio
Ohio River
Shumate
City of
City Soon to Mortgage Lot Behind Street Dept Building
City Solicitor Balerd told the board of public service that the Rockdale avenue lot behind the street cleaning department building has a mortgage. The mortgage is held by Western and Southern Insurance Company and Seabee te, with details still unclear.
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Balerd
Board of Public Service
Harmon Seeks Penitentiary Warden From Metal Trades Panel
Governor elect Harmon told Cincinnati's National Metal Trades Association officers he must appoint a capable warden to manage a convict labor shift mandated by Ohio laws. He thanked supporters, urged patience, and outlined plans to balance business efficiency with community impact at the quarterly meeting.
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Cincinnati
National Metal Trades Association
Business Men's’ Club
Tuason Harmon
Ohio
Harmon
F. C. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
Solvay Process Company
Syracuse
N. Yi
Edyward Robinson
University of Vermont
J. Héin
St. Laoaunis
Alchemy and Phlogiston Theory Discussed at Academy
At a St Xavier college Scientific Academy meeting, Albert C. Geringer spoke on The Phlogiston Theory and its decline with Boyle to Lavoisier, shown by lantern slides. James W. O'Hara presented The Search for the Philosopher's Stone with a vivid alchemist workshop tableau. Next gathering set for December 17 due to Christmas holidays.
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Scientific Academy of St. Xavier College
Albert C. Geringer
Boyle
Mayow
Stahl
Hales
Black
Priestley
Lavo
Basil Valentine
Christimias
Club Buys River Farm and Names New Officers
The Seventh Ward Fishing club plans an evening meeting at city headquarters 1317 Vine street to elect officers for the year and hold a banquet. Peter W. Durr becomes president as the club reports a 50 member cap, 200 to 300 applicants, and a $2,000 twenty acre Ohio river farm with 1200 feet of river frontage north of Coney Island to be its summer home.
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Seventh Ward Fishing Club
Vine Street
Peter W. Durr
Ohio River
Coney Island
Miami lodge elects officers for year No 46 Masons .
New officers of Miami lodge No. 46 F and A M elected Dec 1 for the year include Milton ZL Campbell Jr W M William Brinkman SW H F Fisher We PLS Phillips treasurer William C Brisbin secretary Aug Behlebohm SD Charles Curnayn JD CC R Heath S steward de Lammers J steward R Oberding tiler Mark Valentine charity committee.
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Miami Lodge
A. M
Milton ZL. Campbell, Jr
W. M
William Brinkman
H. F. Fisher
Phillips
William C. Brisbin
Behlebohm
Charles Curnayn
R. Heath
Stéwarda
de Lammers
J. Steward
R. Oberding
Tiler
Mark Valentine
Charity Committee
Mayor Hosts Ohio Hotel Clerks Convention Plans
Hotel clerks in the city met at the Palace hotel to finalize arrangements for hosting the Ohio Hotel Clerks association annual convention. Several hundred delegates will be welcomed by Mayor Marklereit and Cincinnati hosts. Charien Miller heads the legal committee. another planning meeting is set for December 28 at the Lathman hotel.
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Palace Hotel
Ohio Hotel Clerks’ Association
Marklereit
Cincinnati
Charien Miller
Gibson
Lathman Hotel
Christmas Shopping Urges Surge Ahead
Shoppers hint at last minute purchases as holiday sales push through Sunday. Local retailers report steady traffic with festive displays and gift options across departments.
Man From Preece Ky Accused Of Counterfeit Check Scam
Police identified a Cincinnati suspect from Preece Kentucky as the man who yesterday dined at Fred Steiner’s Lockland restaurant and passed a worthless five pound check. He also paid two dollars on account and promised to return for the balance but did not. He reportedly planned to steal thousands, claims to have studied medicine at Harvard, and cites a morphine habit as a cause of his downfall.
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Preece Ky
Fred. Steiner
Lockland
Cincinnati
Anould
Engliss
Harvard
Court News Highlights Court Delays and Diverse Cases
Superior Judge Spiegel halted trials after attorney delays warning both cases must proceed next day or be dismissed. The docket includes damages suit by Harriet Galinari over a 1907 Mill Street crossing death, plus various criminal, probate, insolvency, and divorce actions, and U.S. Court arguments on eight hour workday issues.
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Spiegel
C. & C. Railway
Harriet Galinari
Charles Joseph Galinari
Galinari
Mill ‘Street
Charles M. Cist
Two men fined for loitering after race-fixing arrest
John Shaw and Carl Walters, arrested on information from R. H. Grimes, testified they planned a fixed race to lure $60,000 investment for a $25,000 gain. Police Judge Sunders fined each $50 and costs and suspended sentence if they stay out of town.
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John Shaw
Carl Walters
R. H. Grimes
Sunders
Belle Adams Found Dead in Avery Alley Home
Belle Adams, a 55 year old Black woman weighing over 300 pounds, was found dead yesterday in her Avery alley home near Mill Street. Officials ruled heart disease as the cause of death.
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Belle Adams
Avery Alley
Mill Street
Spacious two story rental on Floral Avenue in ideal suburb
Now ready for occupancy. Two story house with slate roof, reception hall, three finished attic rooms, cement laundry, furnace, electric lights, tile floors, hardwood floor, bath and other moderns. Large lot with walks and two porches in a prime east Floral Avenue location near Hutson and Sipe Lee Soames.
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Atory
Floral Avenue
Hutson
Sipe Lee Soames
Aatty
South Norwood
Brudson Avenue
Getond House
Real Estate Notes Auctions and Leases in City
Joseph Kedain trustee for Indian Paint Co. secured order to auction the Beekiel and Bernheim plant at 225 229 East Third Street on Monday December 21. Peck Williamson Heating leases fifth floor space at 335 West Fifth Street to Globe Overall Co. for five years at 13000 dollars.
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West Fifth Street
Nicholas P. Smith & Co
Globe Overall Company
Ernst G. Schutte
Vw S District Court
David M. Levy
Johnson & Levy
Fourth National Bank
Byekiel & Bernheim CO
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in City Records
Property transfers include Isaac A Weil to Baldh George Yaffee for a 600 by 156 foot lot with a 7 year lease, Nellie A Downey to Dittgen's subdi vision, and several conveyances on Gest Street and Columbia Avenue. Also listed are numerous lot trades in Green township and Norwood, with several City of Cincinnati mortgage filings and cancellations across multiple blocks and subdivisions.
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Baldh
George Yaffee
Free Ein
Lot Pri 7
Ain Maria
Derhelideanes
Meee Visto
Madisonvil
Els Cate Ay
Bisa Kalo Tyke
Nellie A. Downey
Bn Dittgen
Eil
Eil Chhron Go Ito Minnie Schiereck
Gest Street
Maria Aufderheide
Minnie Schiereck
Georgia A. Beachmann
Mary W. Brachmann
Columbia Avenue
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Georgia A. Brachmann
Willa
Slie
Rockdals Avenue
Saal Ning
Emma F. Molintyre
Sarah BH
Sebree
Emma F. Moeintyre
Deventer
Park Sor Street
Kemper Jane
Park Avenue
Baymiller Street
Henry Steinmann
Charles Steinmann
Green Township
Norwood Real Mas
William Williams’ Ortace
Angeline P
Miller
Billéw
Louisville Property Company
Giffin Stree
Drausin Wulsin
Baldwin Company
Columbia Township
Laura Rentz
Carrie Rentz
Columbia Town
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Weewee
Henry Frechtling, Jr
Mary BP
Mary BP. Frechtwae 26x65 feet and @ im Mulberry street
Butler County
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City of Cincinnati
St. Gregory Street
Emma Foster
Celestial Street
Mary WL
Perkins
Anna Byrne
Daniel O'Connell
Emma G. Lloyd
Barr
Cutter
Mound
Albert M. Clark
George Street
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Willem H. Boedker
Peter Hurlimann
C Road
Clement W. Gest
John” F Shaymond
Cresap
Mortnington
Hts
Peirce J. Cadwalader
Joséph Freiberg
W. Starbuick
Martha A. Smith
John R. Huff
Mary BH
van F. A. Bien
Cormtract
Woodburn Heights
Ninth Street
Freeman Avenue
Poplar Street
Longworth’s
Oliver Street
Sarah J. Binder
Ernest. Watkine
Richard Calvin’s
Hartison
Fanny H. W. Brown
Charles H. Wetters
Hewitt
Fisher Avenue
Samuel B. Wiesman
Arting Company
Tower Avenue
Jackson Street
Bernard
Jeannette Wolf
David Wolf
Richmond Street
Bofinger & Hopes Way
John
Joseph Ertel
William L. Camerer
Elsmere
Nile
Frederick S. Staaf
An Staaf
Sofnger & Hopki O Sab Pweaetenes
Tian le Bee
Adam Detzel
Catherine V. Meagher
B. Johnson
Miami Township
Otto Sauer
B. A
Minnie L. Hessel
A. H. van Zandt
Leslie J. Clark
Columbia BL & L. A
Botti
Xottie G Beall
J. L Rengers
Jerry G. Lonses
Grace E Stathem
Jimma Foster
J. H. Markworth
Thea Ward
John Rogers
Rosa M. Heberger
Lecturer Scores Women in Audubon Talk
William U Finley, author of American Birds, lectured at the YWCA under Audubon and Natural History Society auspices. He praised the Audubon Society for protecting wild bird life and criticized fashion for decimating plumage, noting widespread state societies and anti hunting measures.
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National Association of Audubon Societies
Audubon Society
Natural History Society
Finley
Local Hours For Morning Shopping Schedule Noted
Morning hours from pe to 12 in the for shopping are listed with terms about am ve me and orders. The fragment suggests a day focused on packing orders and saving time as hours stretch into late morning.
Ad for Opportunity to See World and Earn Good Pay
A short notice invites individuals to join an opportunity offering travel and world exposure. No birth status or first papers are needed, with claims of good pay, clothing, fall quarters, and free medical attendance. Address given as 103 Bell Block in Cincinnati.
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Bell Block
Cincinnati
Royal Cigar Co. Sale Terms Mentioned in Fragment
Fragment notes compensation for salesman expenses and a stated rate of 100 dollars referenced in relation to Royal Cigar Co. Chicago. Details incomplete and unclear due to damaged text.
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Royal Cigar Co
Chi
Public notice on lost whisky warehouse receipts
The Fourth National Bank warns the public not to purchase or negotiate warehouse receipts for whisky. The notices reference 50 barrels of Glen Mee dated January 1906 and 25 barrels of Monticello dated May 1905, with serials and state numbers specified as lost and negotiation stopped.
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Glenmeee
Monticello
Fourth National Bank
Executrix Appointed for Henry R. Krenning Estate
Ida Krenning is named executrix of the estate of Henry R. Krenning, deceased, residing in Hamilton County Ohio. The appointment was duly made and qualification completed on December 3, 1908 in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Henry R. Krenning
Hamilton County
Mystery thief posing as utility worker steals jewelry
Mrs. Mary Dodds of 29 Hast McMicken avenue reported a man claiming to be a gas and electric company employee examined her home yesterday and left with a jewel box containing a gold bracelet two gold rings and other jewelry. The suspect, about 25, wore dark clothes.
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Mary Dodds
Hast McMicken Avenue
Gas and Electric Company
Woman Arrests Pocket Thief on Vine Street
Mrs Grosheim of 1771 Baltimore Pike chased a man on Vine near Fifth after he tried to take her purse. A traffic officer responding to the commotion arrested the suspect named Hetz from Detroit, charged with pocket picking.
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Vine Street
Fifth Street
Counterfeit War Time Half Dollars Discovered
Mrs. A. G. Masson of Sedamsville found that almost all the war time paper half dollars she exchanged at the subtreasury were counterfeit. Of nine dollars, only two were genuine, leaving the family chest with largely fake money.
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A. G. Masson
Sedamsville
Woman's bond raised in shooting of Will Young
Nannie Overstreet colored had bond on the charge for shooting and wounding Will Young raised. Young colored was rearrested yesterday and placed under 1000 bond. The reason given was the man’s condition viewed as critical.
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Nannie Overstreet
A.m Bond
Will. Young
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