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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
7
Fresh damage reports from the Northwest and brisk cash demand lift the wheat market with September closing around 91 cents. Corn slips as weather remains favorable. oats and provisions firm with hogs and lard rallying late. Local receipts volume noted. market shows mixed daily changes and continued demand signals from grain centers.
Markets report July 21 show wheat futures advancing on Canadian data and strong cash demand despite Southwest receipts and bearish crop rumors. Wheat quotes ranged from cash 92 to 1.16 in Minneapolis and Chicago movements noted. corn and oats also varied with steady spot prices and modest dips. Other commodities including rye, flour, and lard show mixed firmness across regions including New York Baltimore Minneapolis Kansas City Duluth and Milwaukee trade desks.
Seed price table shows Clover seed dates October 4 and March together with prices $7.97 and $8. Alsike seed listed August price $9.20. The brief lists unit costs and planting periods for seeds.
Kenton County Republican Executive Committee authorized a mass convention in Turner Hall Covington to nominate Commonwealth's Attorney Magistrate Latonia District Constable City Clerk three Aldermen six Councilmen and six Board of Education members. Five men were named for Kenton County Election Commissioner selection pending.
Carl Muenzemeier thirteen year old son of Charles Muengemeier of 232 Boofie street Newport died early yesterday morning after a tetanus infection from stepping on a rusty can edge. He fell ill after wading at Taylor Mill Bottoms while fishing last Friday. A doctor declared blood poisoning and despite treatment the disease caused his death. This is the fifth Newport boy to die from lockjaw in three months. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at St Stephen's Church with burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
Patrolman Frank Vonderschmitt of Covington Ky was severely bitten in the left hand last night while attempting to kill a dog said to be owned by Frank Koch of 170 West Robbins street Covington. The dog bit as the officer entered the Koch yard and was later killed by Patrolman Hecklaus. Vonderschmitt received wound cauterization.
Joseph Hogan Mayor John J Craig John Sullivan Deputy County Clerk James C Blick Covington Mayor Harry P Brown Ludlow Sam Cary Cincinnati Herbert V Gilmore Christy Kolhoven Newport George S Moore Indianapolis Tilden H Garvey Connersville Ind Clifford Moorland Lawrenceburg Ind will judge the TriState Baby Show at the Lagoon August 4 to 7. Cash prizes totaling 600 dollars and additional prizes valued at 1000 dollars donated by merchants of Ohio Kentucky and Indiana will be awarded to winners. The contest is open to all babies of Ohio Kentucky and Indiana.
Covington police were notified of a burglary at 361 Oak Street Ludlow early yesterday. Robbers gained entry through a rear door and fled before being stopped. They took paint brushes soldering irons and a toolbox.
A report from Ft. Thomas says a crowd of men in Brent Ky broke into chicken coops and stole poultry causing women to fear for safety. Police found about twenty men in the C and O yard feasting on chickens and beer. five were jailed in Newport on petite larceny and disorderly conduct charges. Names identified include William Wallace Walter Stith Albert Reynolds Samuel Johnstone and Paul Harrison. others escaped.
Nettie Taylor of Newport sues Dennis Taylor of Cincinnati for absolute divorce on grounds of separation since March 1 following a Covington marriage February 22 1907. She seeks custody of their eight months old infant and alimony for support.
Ft Thomas Chief Louis Thoeny and Judge Quehl traveled to Cincinnati to review suspects at Central Police Station. Thoeny said informants in custody there provide leads that could bring another arrest in the Yancy robbery investigation.
George Spring arraigned on assault and battery charge before Police Judge Hawkins. charge reduced to breach of the peace with a $25 fine and costs. Circuit Court orders sale of estate property on Robert Street, Newport, and directs Master Commissioner to sell. Willis D. Stoner seeks Campbell County bar admission with existing certificate from another court.
Thomas Morrissey, Ludlow patrolman who shot Steve Halloran on Saturday evening, was acquitted at a preliminary hearing before County Judge H. P. Stephens. Attorney A. E. Stricklett defended Morrissey.
Members of the Pugh Nolan faction met in the office of Attorney Harvey Myers last night to discuss the proposed Democratic convention scheduled for August 8.
An unnamed eastern manufacturer of machine goods closed a deal for a three acre tract in Winton Place Cincinnati near Spring Grove avenue and the B and O railroad for about $8,000. The seller was Riechler Manufacturing with Ernst Griess as agent. Another deal valued at $35,000 placed on Walnut street cafe property. Memorial Hall fealty transferred to Hamilton County Commissioners after its $50,000 erection. John B. Carpèl leased Linn and Liberty store for three years at $675. Alma C. Gusweiler bought Freeman avenue corner from George Windisch for $15,000.
A long list of 3-year and annual leases and property transfers across local streets including Tinn, Liberty, Haven, Elm, Grant, Coral, and Dayton avenues. Transactions involve Margaret Wicher, John B. Carpel, Elia Crotty, Delia Cunningham, August Koch, George Cornuelle, Catherine Windisch, George Raisch, and many others with parcels ranging from 25 by 100 feet to 100 by 150 feet and several described as acre or lot transfers plus mortgages canceled and public notices of land sales.
Mrs Rosa Oder aged 36 died yesterday at 89 Kenner Street Ludlow. The funeral is set for this afternoon. Steve Halloran who was shot by Patrolman Thomas Morrissey Saturday evening will be buried at St James Church services at 7:30 this morning. Halloran was shot nearly in front of the church where his funeral will take place.
William Burning aged 34 died yesterday at his home 29 John Street Covington after a lingering illness. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at St Ann's Church with burial in St John's Cemetery. A watch theft was reported by Lucas Jansen of 556 Hermes Avenue. A tally ho ride to Glenn Park is planned by the Kenton Wheel Club next Sunday. Eight prisoners will be sent to the branch hospital today to begin road construction, overseen by Sanitary Guard Ben Schuring and Workhouse Overseer Harry Gahan.
Seventy members of the Second Infantry returned to Fort Thomas last night to garrison the post while others proceed to Camp Perry for the National Shooting Tournament. The remainder of the regiment will return to Fort Thomas about the last of August.
Property deeds show multiple transfers in Covington and surrounding towns. Charles Whitney transfers 50 by 100 feet to Fryes in Warren era area. Burns to Telford on Main street corner. Alien and McDonald to Dyson on Hall Byrd Stenhen subdivision. O’Meara to Allen in Eastern avenue. all within Covington and Latonia regions with detailed parcel sizes and street references.
Clifford Johnson's case, charged with harboring his fifteen year old daughter against her wishes, was continued on motion of Johnson's attorney until tonight at 7 30 o'clock, on a warrant sworn by Harvey Busehay.
Shaler Berry trustee transfers Lot 30 by 110 feet on Retreat Street to Grant Harper and wife. Mary Spencer transfers Lot 20 by 110 feet on Retreat Street to Harper and wife. Mary E Spencer to Ellen Kehoe transfers Lot 3 in Turpin subdivision in Newport.
Names and residences appear: Roy Macher from CCR Aes cesbectes Oe Lydia Karn Tayton Los Angeles 30. Mary Williams 29. Herschel Nepee 22. Cora Hun steeper Toledo. Harry ribetts MPPPingfield 22. Margaret Smith Springfield 41. Partial ages and places indicate a notice of people connected to a local matter.
City Health Officer Dr. George W. Brown and Newport Police Chief aes Lac held a conference yesterday to organize a campaign compelling property owners to cut weeds in front of their properties. The plan aims to curb hazards and improve curb appeal.
Fire started by burning waste paper in the basement of Holmes Public School, Pittsburg, sparks panic among 150 children in the vacation term. Many were knocked down and trampled but no one was seriously hurt.
The Metropolitans present Faust for the week at Chester Park with Martha tickets on sale for next week. Children from Cincinnati area institutions are invited to a park day with free lemonade at 9am and lunch at noon, plus ice cream and cake at 3pm before departure at 4 15pm.
Music lovers in Cincinnati will host Signor Liberati and a 60‑member company, including twenty grand opera singers, for a week of vaudeville at the Lagoon Theatre. Performances commence next Sunday with shows at 2:30, 4:30, 8, and 10 PM under Liberati’s direction. Ladies receive a souvenir on Monday, Wednesday and Friday as crowds are assured by city streetcars.
Coney Island patrons are invited to an 8 p.m. fireworks display honoring William Howard Taft, Republican nominee. The steamer Princess with Captain Parnell and Harry Doss on board will depart from Broadway, joined by the Queen for a review of the pyrotechnics, with schedule adjustments to accommodate the event.
Delmore and Lée bring a standout acrobatic act to Chester free vaudeville. They perform on a rotating ladder balanced twenty feet above the stage, then swing the ladder to a vertical wheel, delivering daring, suspenseful feats with sharp costumes and elaborate staging. They are highlighted as a main feature of the bill.
The Railway Mail Service clerks had a rainy but pleasant outing at Coney yesterday. Reported a jolly time as they left the boat. Cincinnati florists and families plan to enjoy another picnic under the trees today. Next Saturday promises another large gathering with Daniel Boone Division of Locomotive Engineers and other groups including the National Protective League and church members attending.
In Des Moines Iowa on July 21, wife of Billy Williams a former star minstrel says he vanished last Saturday. She and three children occupy a room at 418 West Fourth Street lacking necessities while the youngest is ill. She says his troubles have wrecked his intellect. Williams had been involved in local religious work.
Avoca Park expands its appeal with water sports and outdoor picnics. The new resort draws daily visitors, with luncheons under trees and the clubhouse keeping steady patronage.
Billy Kersandy and his colored minstrels entertain Reichrath's patrons with Fighting the Flames a humorous and exciting performance by the Darktown Brigade drawing frequenters to the venue.
Spessardy's bears and Great Dane dogs, a popular animal group, will end their engagement at Coney Island next Saturday evening, drawing gossip among thousands of local children.
Virginia Harned, actress and wife of Edward H. Sothern, filed a suit for divorce in the District Court. The complaint is sealed, with lawyers declining comment. It is unknown if Mr Sothern will contest the action.
Thursday the city orphans will take possession of the Zoo for their annual outing to see forest and field animals. The event, a benefaction by Zoo management and the traction company, brings great pleasure to the children as the street railway ensures safe, easy access to the Zoo.
The river schedule shows daily departures from Pomeroy and adjacent towns with times in the afternoon and evening. Advertised departures include Madison Lizzie Bay and Maysville, with variations on Sundays and Saturdays.
At 6 p.m. yesterday the Ohio River at Cincinnati registered 9 feet 4 inches and remained stationary.
The Greenwood heads to Pomeroy and Madison while Courier ships to Maysville Kentucky and Louisville. Incoming ships Lizzie Bay from Madison City of Cincinnati from Louisville and Greenwood from Pomeroy are due today. Weather is clear and warm with a falling river forecast and rail freight activity steady.
River readings show Davis Island Dam at 7.8 feet, Dam No 37 at 4.0 feet, and Beaver Dam at 4.5 feet and rising. In Heeling river is at 4 feet and stationary.
Sealed proposals will be received at the City Clerk's office Dayton Kentucky until eight oclock pm Monday August 3 1908 for brick or concrete sewers under Main McKinney and Vine streets in Dayton. Proposals forms may be obtained at the Engineer's office East Fourth street Newport Kentucky. A certified check of five hundred dollars must accompany each bid. Separate bids on each sewer. The Council reserves the right on any or all bids. City Engineer. Se e ae 7
Steamer Courier lists departure times from Sycamore and Main streets for Maysville Louisville and Lower Ohio routes. Reports numbers for river stages at Evansville Louisville and St Louis with arrivals and departures including City of Cincinnati J F Silver and other vessels. Weather notes show clear and cooler conditions.
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