Wheat Rebounds as Government Report Boosts Market
The government final crop estimate for 1908 lifted wheat prices, with May at 1.05 1/4 and July at 0.97 1/2, while corn slipped slightly after a 25 million bushel crop increase. Cash and flour markets showed steady to easy tone as receipts and world factors influenced trading.
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Shicago
United States
United Es
Europe
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Aéslige
Jon May
Market Notes on Flour Wheat and Grains Across Cities
New York reports quiet grain markets with wheat declines on bearish cables and bear pressure, while December and May futures show slight moves. Boston and Minneapolis show varied receipts and prices for flour corn oats and bran. Kansas City and St Louis note steady or mixed prices, with spot markets showing modest firmness in corn and wheat.
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New York
Duluth
Cf. O. B
Fansas City
Minneapolis
Minn
Dember Aay
Louis
Wintec
Vicar Toto
Cattle and Hogs Trade Mixed Across Markets in Midwest and East
Cattle to 7.75 in Chicago and up to 7.25 in Kansas City. Hog prices steady to firm with packers and butchers paying 5.40 to 5.75 in several markets. Sheep and lamb receipts mixed with lambs at 5.60 to 7.50 and sheep near 3 to 4 dollars at Chicago and New York.
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Terday
Kansas City
Colorado
ST. Louis
Sccal
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Liversol
Lordon
Natural gas eyed as key to cutting city smoke
Smoke Inspector Dan Everson told Mayor Markbreit that Cincinnati will remain smoky but natural gas could greatly aid smoke elimination. He cited factories and homes visited and outlined firemen's stoking instructions to reduce smoke.
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Markbreit
Dan Everson
Cincinnati
Civil service job openings for January list
Federal vacancies announced for January include positions at the National Museum, Philippine service, Watertown arsenal, New Orleans, Picatinny arsenal, and the Government Hospital for the Insane. Posts cover curators, engineers, draftsmen, inspectors, electricians helpers, chemists, doctors, and physicists with salaries from 0 to 1,800 dollars monthly.
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United States Civil Service
National Museum
Bureau of Mines
Philippine Service
Watertown Arsenal
Mass
Hull
New Orleans
Government Hospital
Picatinny Arsenal
Dover
N. J
Geologic’ Survey
Water Works Dismisses Four Employees
The board of public service yesterday dismissed four hydrant service workers V. Vendito Frank Granner Bernard Malloy and William Dunlap from the payroll citing no longer any employment. After year’s start more staff cuts are planned including stenographer Harriet Crofton who has served through three administrations.
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Board of Public Service
V. Vendito
Frank Granner
Bernard Malloy
William Dunlap
Harriet Crofton
Bloodhounds Used to Track Tool Thieves in Madisonville
Police used bloodhounds yesterday to pursue tool thieves in Madisonville. Dogs traced scent to the Kroger electric line and B. and O. tracks, extending miles out, but search warrants and neighborhood checks found no missing tools.
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Madisonville
Kroger Electric
Building Permits Filed for Hyde Park Church and boiler house
Hyde Park M EB church seeks to erect a one story frame building on the north side of Erie avenue between Pare Road and Michigan Avenue. A Brew company plans a boiler house on Colerain Avenue for brewing or distilling purposes, with costs around 3500 dollars.
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Hyde Park
Erie Avenue
Pare Road
Michigan
Jung Brew Company
al O Brewing
Dan
Man
Colerain Avenue
Boiler House
GOSE
Waterworks Board Battles Over Reservoir Leaks
Tense meeting reveals a dispute between Chief Engineer Benzenberg and contractor J B Jackson of Mercantile Trust over drainpipe leaks at Reservoir No 2. Jackson claims pipes are sound and offers to repair leaks at actual cost, while Benzenberg warns of potential breaks and seeks board direction. New staffing changes at river pumping and western hills stations are announced.
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Waterworks Commission
Benzenberg
J. 8. Jackson
Mercantile Trust Company
Pittsburg
Jackson
Melish
Herrmann
Kirchner
Frank Kirchner
Reservoir No. 2
Camden Ironworks
J. G. Likes
William Bley
Thomas Slattery
W. Wordendyke
A. Lefler
Western Hills
T. W. Evans
Admiral Evans 13 to Lecture Here
The Y M C A announced Rear Admiral Robly D. Evans will lecture at Music hall on December 29. He will speak on From Hampton Roads to San Francisco in Command of the Atlantic Fleet. A local committee will arrange reception and a hotel suite at the Linton for him and his wife.
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Robly D. Evans
Music Hall
Hampton Roads
San Francisco
Atlantic
Hotel
Linton
Admiral Evans
Burkholph Stock Sold Under Court Order
By order of the common pleas court Burkhold stock valued over 50000 was offered for sale at the courthouse. Alexander Cunninghame purchased 224 shares of JL E Greenwald at 11000 with Burkhold’s official ties to Luhrig Coal. Cincinnati & Columbus Traction stock drew no bids and 19 real estate parcels are to be sold December 25th to satisfy the judgment debts.
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Common Pleas Court
Henry Burkhola
Charles H. Stephens
Stephens, Lincoln & Stephens
Burkhold
JL. & E. Greenwald Company
Alexander Cunninghame
Luhrig Coal Company
Cincinnati & Columbus Traction Company
Board orders city lodging houses inspected
The board of health yesterday ordered the sanitary police to inspect all cheap lodging houses in the city upon request of Superintendent Michael Lorentz. The board granted Lorentz authority to compel steamboat captains to report disease on board to prevent contagious diseases brought to Cincinnati from other cities.
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Board of
Hartwell Preacher Receives Church Call
Members of the Church of the Good Shepherd Norwood have issued a call to Rev Francis H Ritchey pastor of the Holy Trinity Hartwell for the past two years to serve as their minister.
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Norwood Church
Rev
Francis H. Ritchey
Church of the Good Shepherd
Norwood
Hartwell
Hearing on Disbarment Case Against Charles Sparks Resumes
The Court of Common Pleas reconvened to hear charges against attorney Charles Sparks. Witnesses including John Bowden testified Sparks paid him to learn surroundings at Sanker's garden and to testify against Mrs. Sullivan and Shock. Cross-examination revealed payments from others. a motion to strike related testimony was taken under advisement.
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Charles 8
Sparks
Court of Common Pleas
Charles W. Blase
Bowden
Littleford
Kentucky man arrested for mail theft swindle in Cincinnati
Alfred Gray a Kentuckian near Paria was nabbed by post office inspectors as he collected mail in Cincinnati this morning. He is accused of defrauding his companion Joseph Mitchell of 250 dollars by forging Mitchells name and sending money orders to Shelton Iowa. Gray faces a hearing before Commissioner Adler and will be sent to Iowa.
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Alfred Gray
Paria
Cincinnati
Joseph Mitchell
Mitchell
Gray
Kansas City
Shelton
Iowa
Inspector Allman
Kentucky
Noah Gray
Green Bess
Soranson
Allman
Adler
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in Ohio Ledger
A saturated inventory of property transfers and mortgages appears, detailing parcels in Springfield township, Clifton, North College Hill, and Madisonville. Transactions include rent with purchase options, leases, and numerous conveyances among individuals and firms such as the Ohio Land & Improvement Co and James G. Cooper, with sums ranging into thousands.
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Boudinot
Ward Street
Evans’ Wood
Fredonia Avenue
George Hanes
Peter Butehart
Pena J. Marsh
Stella I. March
John Matre
St Scheuerle
Springfield Township
Pany
John Oe Packing Company
Alanthus Street
Marion Ave
Mathias Schmitt
Augusta Liefering
Dora L. Farrin
Cincinnation Avenue
West Street
Tor’s
North College Hill
Bacher
Western Avenue
James T. McHugh
William F Ray
Anna Levi Et
Simon Hirsch
Walnut Street
Sixth Street
A. L. Bram- Dees Obcro Psa
Barnard
Sli Vis
John J. Gilligan
Mary A. Daly
Robert J. Cresap
Abner A. Holbrook
Budd
Leckland
Georgine H. ‘A. Alexander
Julia Bokmann
Bank Street
Linn Street
Henry Feldman
Janet Thomson
M Teces
PRK
Lee Ebabe
Ae Wok
Owen N. Kinney
Hollywood_ Lake company
Hamilton Avenue
Avenue
Anna Tevi
Robert J. Cresay
Harry F. Kohnke
Lillie B. Birehell
Clara Dorger
Max
Isaac Englander
Barfeet
Cheapside Street
Cresap
John Meagher
Adelaide F. Byrth
George Mummert
Frederick Mummert
Esmonde Street
George J. Redeker
Fanny Soal
Madisonville
Northside school to get lunch program with county funds debated
Northside education officials consider installing a lunchroom at Salmon P. Chase school to feed forty five daily hungry pupils. The W C T U and local clubs will provide meals while the board seeks guidance on obtaining county share of the state common school fund for deaf pupils.
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Northside
Board of Education
Salmon P. Chase School
Salmon P. Chase
Northside Advance Club
Northside Mothers’ Club
Ladies’ Ald Society
Northside Christian Church
Northside Presbyterian Church
First
M. EB. Church
Pollak
Harper
Cincinnati District School Fund
Portage County Minor Wins $100 from Prudential Case Upheld
The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed lower court rulings in favor of Frank R. Fuller, an 18 year old Portage County minor, recovering $100 from Prudential Life Insurance. The suit involved a twenty year endowment policy on Fuller's life and payments toward policies on his siblings. Several related cases and judgments were listed by number.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
Frank R. Fuller
Portage County
Prudential Life Insurance Company
New Jersey
Fuller
The
C., Co. C. & St. L Railway Company
Frederick Newman
Crawford County
Roby Coal Company
Elijah Hill
Harrison County
Circuit Court
Court of Common Pleas
North British and Mercantile Insurance Company
F. C. Smith Et al
Hardin County
Common Pleas
Jung Brewing Company
Ernst Schmidt
Hamilton County
Ty. Rizor
Ura
Durkin
Charles C. Anderson
City of
Cincinnati Schools Rated Best by Toledo Visitor
Mrs Paulina Steinem of Toledo praised Cincinnati public schools calling Avondale and Clifton first intermediate schools exemplary. She toured Hughes high school and other facilities and noted the district's modern approach to special schools and delinquent and disabled children.
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Cincinnati
Paulina Steinem
Board of Education’ of
Toledo, C
Dyer
Avondale
Clifton
First
Hughes High School
Oodward
School For
First Intermediate
Sherman
Court News Highlights Damages Cases Across Courts
In Superior Court two suits against C., C., C. & St. L. Railway arise from a Millcreek crossing collision injuring driver Edward Kraemer for 5000 and damage to Banner Baking wagon for 500 plus 400 loaves. Amelia Hamberger sues Cincinnati Traction for 10000 over knee injury from a basket in a car. A verdict awarded 11000 to George B. Alms after a fall from a car at Vine and Mercer. Common Pleas hears slander suit by Sarah Eldnor Ahlers and habeas petition for Anna Hinds. Insolvency actions include Edward J. Tucker assignment and Charles Short creditors’ dividend. Divorce actions involve Elizabeth Lever and Cora Irwin, with others over property and alimony. Estate matters list several probates and appraisals, and Krell Piano case yields dismissal for lack of jurisdiction. Smock granted $500 bail for April trial on fraudulent money orders. Austin v Cincinnati Traction ends in appeals dismissal after settlement.
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Banner Baking Company
Millcreek
Sixth Street
Edward Kraemer
Baking Company
John W. Thomas, Jr
Amelia Hamberger
Cincinnati Traction Company
Spiegel
George B. Alms
Common Pleas Court
Sarah Eldnor Ahlers
Joseph Witsken
Frank K. Bowman
Nellie G. Robinson
Anna A. Hinds
James B. Swing
Miss Robinson
Albert Krell
Krell Piano Company
Sater
Krell Company
Krell
Thomas W. Smock
United States Court
Smock
Penitentia
Leavenworth
Harry Woods
H. E. Negley
Susan F. Austin
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Miss Austin
Elberon Avenue
Price Hill
Tion Com
Sadat
Esplanade Timbered as Market Site, City Board Ruled
City Solicitor Ballard sent his opinion to the Board of Public Service on Fountain Square, stating the property was donated for use as a market place. He asserts the city built market booths to assert the claim and that the board should maintain the site as a market space.
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Ballard
Board of Public Service
Fountain Square
Boardg of Public Service
The
Park Commission
Crossing at Gest Street Threatens Regular Traffic
J B Coppes Sons Lumber company warns the Cincinnati Southern crossing at Gest street is unsafe and asks the tracks be lowered. Wagons stall daily and two were halted simultaneously a few days ago, narrowly avoiding a collision with a train thanks to an extra horse and teamsters quick action.
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Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Gest Street
Board of Public Service
J.B. Coppes’ Sons Lumber Company
Southern Railway
Citizens Oppose Dance Hall Licenses In City
A group petitions Mayor Markbroeit to deny licenses for Jacob Feller of 310 Findlay Street and Peter Feller of 301 Plum Street, alleging the halls are a nuisance and a disgrace to the neighborhood. Storee Maeno is reviewing the matter.
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Markbroeit
Jacob Feller
Findlay Street
Peter Feller
Plum Street
Storee Maeno
Appointed Executrix Named in Stadermann Probate
C Lena Stadermann has been named Executrix of Adolph Stadermann by the probate court of Hamilton County. Bates and Meyer, Attorneys, represent the estate.
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Adolph Stadermann
Hamilton County
C. Lena Stadermann
Bates & Meyer
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Federal Report
Shorts EnClosing
Hour of Chis
Cago Board of Trade
Wangis
Market Closas Firm
Grain and Provisions
Everson
Bob
Burkholp
Greenwald Company
Board of Health
Yahe
Frank Andrews
James G. Cooper
Josephine Whitney
George C. Columbia
Frederick Schmiesing
Frederick H.W. Gehirslesihigs
Eco
Gerhardt Fathmann
George Messmann
Cc Weigel
June Street B
John Miller
Southern
Ohio
Sevenas
Reek A Rudershauser
Nettie Mosbacher
Beekman Street
Bet Ea, CO
Acavasa Cekue
Nancy Dixon
Gem B. & Lana
Edward F. Blumberg
Brponition
Ze Bs
Ansas Sdecvade
Harriet Russell
Mary E 'Sadler
Éepes Maxander
City Hall Bank
Serna
Fred Jatahte
Are Gettler
Deat ‘Boal
Mound B. & L. Co
Louis G
Dittoe
Alvina Koester
Ithege
L. A
James Stoneking
Morgan Warmsley
M. Williams
Mount Healthy
John Weigel
June Street
Greene
Homestead
James A. Green
Sbesstonas
R. C. Jenkins
Thomas "Bray
Virginia Ngyackoon
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G. Corson
Penn Sa
Ap Mollie
Pisitter
Cincinnat Avin Biante
Ormonde
Northside School
Food and Board of Education
MilHkin
George W. Harper
Carolyne H. Rusler
Hyde Park School
Miss Hawke
Westwood School
Portage County Lad
James L. Shawver
Lizzie Wyscarver
Fred JL. Rosemond
Royal Insurance Company
T. G. Rice
O. A
C. H. Prescott
H. Koblitz
H. P. Platt
Brand ,Whitlock
Toledo
J. B. Thompson
John G. Miser
John W. Grabiel
Delia
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Clarke
Jane W. Stone
Dudley H. Avery
John C. King
OAS
Court News
Superior Court
Edward J. Tucker
McMillan’ Street
Malcolm McAvoy
Healy, Ferris, & McAvoy
Charles W. Short
Drausin Wulsin
Elizabeth P. Lever
Clarence C.lever
Salvation Army
Frankfort
Scott Bonham
Cora Irwin
P. Irwin
John L. Rich
Conway
Thomas H. Coppe
Probate Court
Frank J. Nobel
Mary P. Enneking
Katherine Albers
Charles
George Nobel
Charles Nobel
William W. Fowler
Alice A. Holbrook
Mary F. Jackson
Clara S. Fowler
Sallie D. Fowler
George
Harold Fowler
Elizabeth Loughary
Minnie Hartweld
John A. Holbrook
Noah Babbs
John P. Babbs
Charles G. Comegys
Ellen T. Comegys
Lizzie B. Leavitt
Cordelia Leavitt
Servige Board
Esplanade
Bern
Fiat
Verona
Park
Walnut Hills
Carmene. Moler Llege
Mi Monarch Cigar Co
Shien St
Harvey Av
Bofinger & Hopkins
Main St
Perkins ,Av
H. A. Perkins
Francisco St
Postoffice
Windsor St. School
Gilbert Av
Zoo-Eiden
Mcgregor Park
Highland Av
Colonial P
McGregor Av
Ing Rd
Negerence
Main Street
Financial and Loans
Frederick A. Schmidt
E. Fourth St
Herschede
Seventh and Vine
Chief Quartermaster’s Office
Federal Building
Boston
Philadelphia
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. Army
W. W. Robinson, JR
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