Market Closes Firm as Corn and Wheat Prices Rise
Chicago notes indicate small Northwest receipts boost firm close for corn and wheat. May and July futures advance while cash grain demand remains steady. Minneapolis and Duluth showed strong signals. Near-term receipts forecast lower with 282000 bushels of wheat and flour on hand and 466000 bushels received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICAGO
Minblis
Duluth
Liverpool
Shorts
Mneapolis
Chicago
Aie
Oaerbions
Court of Common Pleas and Circuit Court Case Entries
A compilation of court numbers and verdict actions across multiple Ohio counties. Listings include judgments affirmed reversed modified by journal entries and cases involving Hamilton, Butler, Monroe, Richland, and others with entities such as The Cincinnati Northern Traction Company and The Pennsylvania Company noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Wilsabethyl
Mahoning Wiesate
New York City
Henry Tales
Fayette County
C. M.adders
Sarah S&s Penney
Guardian
Union County
Common Pleas
Wiliam P. Barnes
Jenni
Jefferson County
David Tangler
A. Wesco
Adinistrator
Butler County
Charles G. Blake
The
Hamilton Dime Savings Bank
Hamilton County
A. C. Morse
William Met Richland
J.J. Phillips
John Steina
Monroe County
Margaret A. Throckmorton
Milton
S. Bartholomew
Ross County
J. J. Phillips Ve
Samuel Stauffer
I. B. Rogers
Levi Shanafelt
Portage County
Cincinnati Northern Traction Company
P., C., C. & St. ‘L, Railway Co Kny
Pennsylvania Company
Walter W. Raub
Mahoning County
David B. McGill
Cleveland & Southwest Traction Company
Lorain County
Henry D. Mirick
William J. Gims
Scioto County
Sunday Creek
Woodworth
Athens ‘County
Market and grain notes from New York and Chicago
Reports show dull wheat and grain trading with mixed cash prices. Commodities including wheat, oats, and flax see varied quotes and futures action amid steady receipts and deliveries across markets in New York and Chicago.
Tariff Revision Hearings Conclude Before Special Session
The Ways and Means Committee completed hearings on the tariff revision. The Republican subcommittee prepared the bill for Congress, likely to be sent to the special session called by Judge Taft in March. Wool industry figures and issues on cost, shrinkage, and shoddy duty were examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and’ Means
Congress
Taft
W. A. Graham.Clark
Bureau Manufactures
Department of Commérce
Van Cleave To Speak at National Tariff Conference
In Indianapolis Indiana a partial list of speakers for the national tariff conference set for February 9 10 and 11 was released Definite promises have been received from Senator Albert J Beveridge Indiana Senator Albert B Cumming Illinois Charles P Neill United States commissioner of labor and James W Vat Cleave president of the National Manufacturers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Cleave
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Albert B. Cumming
Ilona
Charlies P. Neill
United States
Labor
James W. Vat Cleave
National Manufacturers’ Association
Kentucky boat sinks near Pittsburg on Ohio River
A boat sailing from Pennsylvania to Industry, Ohio, sank suddenly on the Ohio River near Pittsburg, with a watchman missing. The vessel carried crew including a pilot and cook. one of the men is believed to have escaped, while others are unaccounted as rescue efforts continue at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Paeasee
Ohioo
Industry
Memorial Service to Honor Members at William B. H. Lytle Post
Memorial services will be held by William B. H. Lytle Post No. 7 American Legion for members who died during the previous year. The services are scheduled for Sunday evening at the local armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BH. Lyté
A. R
B. Kk
New York Central Chief Resignation Sparks Succession Talk
After forty years with the New York Central and Hudson River line William H. Newman may retire on February 1. Reports say W. C. Brown, the senior vice president, is likely to succeed as president or remain on the directing board as the transition unfolds. No official successor announcement had been made at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bec. m
New York Central
William H.’ Newman
Newaventral & Hudson River Coimpany
Newman
W. C. Brown
Resignation of NY Central President Faces Regret
The Deara of the New York Central wires the Big Four with the resignation of President Newman after forty years in service. A board resolution praises his long tenure and buries his retirement to take effect February 1, with Brown likely to succeed him in orderly promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Big Four
Brown
Newmen
Newman
Board of Director
WW. H. Newman
Needy Women Given Work by Associated Charities
The December Charities Review reports a busy second floor workroom where women cut and sew rugs for Christmas orders. Increasing applications for aid prompt appeal for more funds to sustain the workroom, laundry, and sewing sections through the Associated Charities Employment bureau supplying satin dresses and cleaners to needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charities Review
Associated Charities
Association For Employment and Help
Associated Charities Employment Bureau
Twelve Die of Pneumonia in Weekly Health Report
The weekly health board reports 117 deaths this week, up from 113 last week and 120 a year ago. Pneumonia leads with 12 deaths, followed by consumption and malignant growths with 10 each, while respiratory diseases total 82 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board 6F Health
Bureau of Infectious and Contagious Diseases
Ditch Crash Traps Rider After Night Fall
George Frondort of Bridgetown, riding home Monday, was thrown when his horse balked at a barrier over a forty foot embankment into a creek. He lay unconscious until morning before rescue and medical aid could reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frondort
Uggy
Bridgetown
Frondort
River rise boosts coal boat traffic to Cincinnati
Water levels climb as the Ohio River rises near Parkersburg with six to seven feet of depth expected. A Marmet coal company fleet, plus boats from the Pittsburg supply line, are readied for return upriver to Cincinnati, with several named vessels set to push cargo downriver.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Parkersburg
Ita
Point Pleasant
Lise
Marmet Company
KariAwha River
R. P. Gilham
Waterways Exhibition Merged with Peace Jubilee Plan
J A Davison of Seattle addressed the Chamber of Commerce urging Cincinnati to lead a national river navigation exposition. He proposed merging the inland waterways movement with the peace Jubilee to add a commercial spirit and benefit both efforts. The Chamber will study the plan as a coordinated event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Davison
Seattle, Wash
Chamber of Commerce
Waterways Exposition
Cincinnat
Inland Waterways Movement
Davison
Cincinnati
Chamber of
Dommereg
Cincinnati Architects Propose Committee for Sewer Plan
The Cincinnati Chapter of the American Institute of Architects held a meeting at Burnet House appointing Joseph Steinkamp to lead a committee with City Club members to promote legislation for a better sewerage system. B F Layman spoke on the proposed system while a building committee was named to review plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
American Institute of Architects
Burnet House
Joseph Steinkamp
City Club
B. F. Layman
Coneet Chinese
Gustav Drach
Instituts
Roosévelt Thade
William Martin Aiken
Stag Cafe Sells Under Court Order to New Partners
On order of the common pleas court the Stag cafe formerly run by Receiver B A Kipp was sold to a new company formed by Mrs Joseph Whi mian Bernard A Costello and John 8 Ryland. The cafe will reopen with dining rooms for men and women and be managed by Mrs Ehr man with Costello as nephew partner and Ryland as silent partner. The opening is set for New Year’s Eve and initial investment ranges from 20000 to 15000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oider
Common Pleas Court
Stag
B.A. Kipp
Joseph Whimian
Bernard A. Costello
John 8. Ryland
Ehrman
Zoo Clubhouse
Costello
Ryland
Ipp
Cotton Pias Court
Edwin Long
Edwin Long & Co
Clinton Street
Edwin 8. Long
John W. Aoe
Charles H. Long
Mary A.ler
Emma J. Ret
May
Blanche
Emmea Mayhill
Charles Titman
Harty Tieman
Lillian Striker
Lydia von Segiern
William TieMan
Clara Titman
Teabel Striker
Williem H. Butts
Edward J. Brenner
Cyprive B. Townley
James GC
Mahon
Fitoe
Son
Ei Dows
Estat Wite
Anna M. Meiners
Joseph Meiners
Fridelia W. D. Coffey
Anna Hickcox
Frank J. Sheets
Felix Schueilt
Sheets
Vincent H. Beckman
Rose Fodore
Paehr
Barpata
Herancourt
Powell Dies From Injuries At Home
George Powell aged 50 died at his residence 103 State avenue yesterday morning from injuries sustained in the ape yards near Evans street Moon lay. He was found unconscious about 6 o clock with new wounds and was crushed. Coroner Gameron is investigating the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Powell
State Avenue
Evans Street
Powell
E. Caine
Gameron
Broampment in Unclear Text and Factional Alignments
The readable fragments describe a meeting in which a group identified as U. La unites vees legion elects or names an official slate. The exact roles and names remain obscured by OCR errors, but the event centers on organizational leadership and a formal tally.
County Jail Holds Thirteen Prisoners in Pending Trials
The county jail confines thirteen inmates on indictments, including Lee Young for robbery and Thomas Koch awaiting trial for murder. Several cases date back to 1908, with most charged with murder in the second degree or minor offenses. Walter West’s alleged killing of Squire Bingteton draws interest as a possible resolution before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Young
Thomas Koch
Walter West
Squire “Bingteton
Hugene Paris
Edward Paris
Ge Tle
Fred Sleiger
Walter 8
David Fisher
Newton Muchmore
Indian Hill
Charles G. Hess
John J. Behaciier
John L. Orebaugh
Currie
Rulison Aye
Western Union Telegraph. Company
Tolls
von Mee
Averiyarius
Ntw
Éaden
Rulizon
Rulisoh
Charlés 0. Rosé
National Batik
Dry law creates county shift as saloon heads seek new sites
Clermont County begins enforce ment of the dry law as of today but remains inactive for 30 days after the November 23 vote. Saloon operators in Loveland consider moving across county lines to stay open while residents in the Hamilton County part of Loveland push a petition to bar them from new slots. The case spans Clermont, Hamilton and Warren counties with potential for saloons to relocate within neighboring districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Baldon
Loveland
Laveen
Chermont
Hamilton
Warren
Ptt Ia
Hamilton County
Railroad Tracks Raised At Cincinnati Southern Crossing
Superintendent of the street repair department told the board of public service yesterday the complaint by manufacturers in the neighborhood about the Cincinnati Southern crossing at Gest Street and McLean Avenue is justifiable. The railroad company has agreed to macadamize the approaches so the crossing will be accessible until spring when final disposition will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hipiey
Pubc Service
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Gest Stréet
McLéan Avenue
Shipping Schedule Discussion By Cineindus Bureau
A committee from the Cineindus bureau met yesterday to discuss the nine railroute schedule. Jr P Beere Kisalman Ww A Hopple and Mach attended as part of the discussion and agreed to adopt the proposed timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr P
Eight Day Hearing in Selverment Case Concludes
After an eight day hearing the case for Selverment of Attorney Charles and sivas Baba was submitted yesterday. The proceedings included argument time for both sides and a decision is expected to be handed down Saturday or Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles &. Sivas Baba
Birbhior
Geulbon Anies
Court news items on Bernard Sorte Jr and other cases
Court proceedings feature a new trial request in the Bernard Sorte Jr case over gun damages and operating injuries, with Judge Chattuck allowing another review on weight of evidence and a remitter suggestion of 1000 dollars. Other actions include a defendant verdict in Christel vs Cincinnati Traction, a receiver appointed for Breuner Manischewitz hotels, and various probate and magistrates court matters with estates and divorces listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Owe
Acthemn
Cincinnati
Bung’ Bush Company
Bernard Sorte, Jr
Chattuck
Alexander Christel
Cincinnati Traction Company
Christel
Reading Road
Marion Avenue
A. D. Alcorn
Rufus B. Smith
Evalyn L
Jessei B
Carl L. Adams
Ppeg
Covington
Harry Briencie
Willin M
Cushing
Charles M. Leslie
Coome The Bed of References Address
The note mentions an office and ML Ea, with unclear references. No clear people, places, dates, or events are identifiable from the fragment.
For Sale Miscellaneous Household Furniture at Avondale
Sale item list includes Miller Tange. Located at No 674 Rockdale Avenue Avondale. Items offered in household furniture category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Tange
Rockdale Av
Avondale
Financial and Loans Notice for Sheree Schmidt
Public notice regarding financial matters and loan details for Sheree Schmidt of 114 East Fourth Street. The document references ESE Solon and related financial actions to be addressed by creditors and the borrower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheree Schmidt
E. Fourth St
Public Bid Notice for Army Supplies 1908
A December 29 1908 notice invites sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering supplies to the Boston Philadelphia and New York depots. Items include 500 cords 90000 cords 10000 neckties 500 pairs Arctic overshoes 20000 rubber boots 100000 light weight stockings 30000 cotton undershirts collarette 8 bronze buttons 2100 gross buttons and other goods. Proposals may be rejected or accepted in whole or part. Standard specifications available at the quartermaster office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
New
Louis Dean
Quartermastér’s Det
U. Ss. Ar Tegang
Receiver appointed in Mihalo vitch Fletcher case in bankruptcy
Final report filed by Referee Grove in Maurice P. Ryan bankruptcy proceedings reports no assets available for distribution. The Mihalo vitch Fletcher company is placed under receivership as part of the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mihalovitch-Fletcher Company
Referee Grove
Maurice P. Ryan
Real Estate Notes: Leases on East Sixth and Walnut Streets
The L. B. Harrison estate leases to Raub & Mack Shirt for ten years at 18000 per year. The William D. Church estate leases to United Cigar Stores at the corner of Fifth Walnut streets for six years at 8500 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Harrison
Raub & Mack Shirt Conipany
East Sixth Street
William D. Church
United Cigar Stores Company
Fifth Aka
Walnut Streets
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Local District
A dense list of property transactions and mortgages including leases, land transfers, and lot descriptions across multiple streets and subdivisions. Notable entries involve Harrison Rauh & K Shirt Co lease of Sixth Street property, various land tracts in Glendale and Sycamore areas, and numerous transfers to individuals and firms such as Mary Arnold, Elizabeth Pucknauer, and the Nvl én Bugby Boot Co. with figures and parcel sizes across Livingston Linn Elm Becont Fourth Street and adjacent blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
Harrison
Rauh & K Shirt Company
Louisé Henrinh
Charles “Senther
Sycamore
de Cuetins Coma
Walnut Willa
Bontader
Métgater
Anderson
Livingston and
Linn Streets
van ‘Ode
Third Street
Lawrence Street
Alsd
Herth Side
Teat
Fifth Street
Ween John Street
MtPmd Bvenme
John D. Bayers
Sheriff
Daisy BH
Savers
Crescent Avenue
Avondale
James Tuen
Aritiacs Rger
Jana
Spm
Gustav Arnold
Mary M. Arnold
Elm
Plain Street
Cowie
Goddavah
Rank W. Brey
Burtet
Weet End Co
William C. Mover
State
Ee le & Pratt
Joan J. Ailes
Aunligah
Seventh Street
Broadway
Sycamore Street
Amanda D. Miller
Millage
Waatsonville
Clifton
Ahich
J. Z Robinson
Rees
Storer Forest
Curvey
Itltee Park
Ary E. Krumme
Geongeagner
Charles Kloth
Glendale Reee
Elizabeth
Winetman
Fannie Liebschevitz
North
Joseph Plagge
Fanttie
Afinual
Rufus van Soaks Con
Virginia R. Pearstr
Loum Stephan
Beppe Healey
Mankin T
Nora Feet
Burnet
Goodman &Treet
Cutter
Linn Atteets
Cofats Schaefer
Emma Dinkesacker
Miami
Ahinreee
Millet & Tafel
Levit Riley
Giewn
Pled Webster
Mya Se Yeung
Rae
Webster
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Woltdo Railway &Terminal Company
F. M. Coppock
Emma
Harris Et
Benham Et al
Haire
Harris Et al
Lynch Ve. Ohio Wheel Co
Board of Commissioners
Ferris
O. A
Doyle
Tol
Ind. R.R. Co
Baker
Loy
G. c
L. Ry. Co
Quinn
Ohio
Circuit Court of
Clark County
Grain and Provisions
York
Tare Ag
Be Orabe
Crauiel
Ord
Wooletts
Kentucky
Wm. H. Lyne Bell No
H. V . Speelman
New. York
East End
Stag Cafe
Valon Legion
Broampment
U. la Unites
Vee Legion
Geiger
Inc
Cone
Railroad
Gest Street
McLean Avenue
Industrial Bureau
Court-News
Supérior Court
Mattit
Ward Benthal
Mattie Hummel
Kelley
Jennie Goodman
West Court Street
Geroe Tétry
Milés
Miles
Rhodes
United
Fetes
Federa
Supreme Lodge of the
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Ohio A. U. W
Ohio A. O. WU
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