Market unsettled by profits taking in week of May 31
New York financial wires report unsettled sentiment as profit taking weighed on securities after a tentative revival in the iron industry. Dealers cited profit-taking by early buyers and modest demand, with occasional short-covering actions limiting further declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Loward
Tme
Ss. Wasees
tRoast
Howver
Chicago, Arlington & Quincy
Wash-Pittsburg
Hopkinsville Tobacco Market Shows Stronger Buying This Week
Hopkinsville Kentucky May 31 The local tobacco market saw stronger buying and more spirited activity than the prior week. Reports say tobacco prospect remains discouraging due to cut worms and damaged beds and seed quality. receipts and sales figures show mixed results with prices quoted from 7 to 14 dollars per hundred pounds and 10.50 to 14 for leaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hopkinsville
Janters’ Proective Association
Wool pieaity and tersttorg foine
Fragmentary OCR note mentions wool industry terms and testing or fortification phrases. No clear event or names emerge to identify a specific news item.
Strike Breakers Forming Union In New York
Veteran strike breaker William Smith discusses plans for a Strike Busters Union Local 23 and defends strike breaking as a profession. He cites earnings and benefits during the Chester campaign, claims loyalty of workers, and notes potential broad labor-organizing aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Wiliam Smith
Jim” Farley
Chester
Jim’ Farley
Rogues
Smith
Boston Women Find English Dull In Humorous Tale
Special Cable reports from London on May 31 describing Boston visitors who misread English service. A waitress mistook order for poached eggs and a hotel page failed to fetch letters, prompting comic misunderstandings as the travelers doubted simple hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
London
Boston
River traffic and river level report for Cincinnati area
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 19 feet 4 inches and falling. Departures from the port yesterday included the Courier to Manchester and the City of Cincinnati to Louisville, with arrivals due today from Manchester, Madison, and Louisville. Excursion travel was heavy and many boats operated on the meet the heat trip. Weather clear with locals on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
The
Courier
Manchester
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Lizzie Bay
Madison
City of
Intermodift
Main Street
Pittsburg
Queen City
Way Ports
Broadway
Louisville Packet
News From Other Ports River Gauges and Departures
River levels reported across ports with readings from Pittsburg Wheeling Madison Evansville Catro and Memphis. Vessels departed include The Lorena Zanesville Queen City H K Bedford Ben Hur Royal Scotia Ford Herald and Harry Brown. Arrivals noted The Ford Herald from Memphis.
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Pittsburg
Zanesville
Queen City
Cincinnati
H. K. Bedford
R . Sistersville
Ben Hur
East Liverpool
Kanawha
Royal
Clarington
Madison
Pleasant
Methodist cleric seeks curb on amusement ban at conference
Rev Heber D Ketcham of Cincinnati returns from Baltimore General Conference hopeful that the motion to strike the time worn amusement clause from church rules will pass at the next meeting. He acknowledges defeat this time as conference ends without action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Heber D.ketcham
Cincinnati
General Conference
Baltimore
Catholic Knights of Ohio Reunion Draws Thousands at Highland Grove
Five thousand to six thousand people attended the Catholic Knights of Ohio outing in Highland Grove. Four special trains on the C L and N Railway carried the crowds. Afternoon activities included field and baseball games, with dancing the main attraction at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. of O
Highland Grove
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Closing Exercises of Tabernacle Society at Notre Dame Convent
Closing exercises of the Tabernacle Society were held at the Notre Dame Convent in East Walnut Hills at 2 p m yesterday afternoon. Archbishop Henry Moeller conducted the ceremonies and delivered a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Society
Notre Dame Convent
East Walnut Hills
Henry Moeller
Missionary Rev Don W Nichols Reports Growth in China
The Rev Don W Nichols returned missionary from China spoke at Westwood Methodist Church last night. He described the rapid growth of Christianity in the Celestial Kingdom and claimed Chinese are assimilating some American habits while adopting others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don. W. Nichols
China
Westwood Methodist
Celestial Kingdom
Memory Master of the Rogues Gallery Leads Police Memory
Inspector Sheridan, head of the New York Identification Bureau, is famed for recalling thousands of criminal faces. His mind, likened to a rogues gallery, has traced historic thieves like Bob Suffrage and Frank Codd, identifying them from distant clues and old cases. He heads to San Francisco with the city’s chief requesting his expertise for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogues’ Gallery
Sheridan
Detective Bureau
McCafferty
Dannemora
Court of Draft Resort
Bronx Park
Tear Oe Police
Joseph Fay
Frank Codd
Michael Ear
Bowery
Slettths
Kear
Billy
Fay
Mott
Katte Oka
Cape Easen
Bincemore
Joseph
Sonase
Mike
Mott Haven Red
Haven Red
Matt Haven Red
Nyack
Edward Murphy
Murphy
Robert Suffrage
William Murphy
Brooklyn
Sprague National Bank
Suffrage
James Reynolds
Brooklyn Detective Bureau
Raymond Street
Whattan
Titus
Bob Suffrage
Liverpool
Brussels
Ng Sitty
Blackwell's Island
Captain Reynolds
Tom Mulvey
Atlantic City
Chicago
Buffalo
San Francisco
Biggy
Chief Millikin Arrests Faulhaber for Disorderly Conduct
Chief Millikin and Inspector Casey observed Jacob Faulhaber near Sixth and Walnut early yesterday. Faulhaber 21 1122 Broadway resisted arrest after being warned to desist. The chief allegedly knocked him down when he tried to break away and continued talking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Millikin
Jacob Faulhaber
Broadway
Casey
Faulhaber
Detroit Meeting of Police Chiefs Plans and Leaders
Chief Millikin will attend the annual Police Chiefs meeting in Detroit Michigan from June 2 to 7. Chiefs Richard Sylvester of Washington and Harvey Carr of Grand Rapids are expected to be elected president and secretary respectively. Millikin departs June 2 and has no planned address.
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Millikin
Detroit
Mich
Hotel
Wayne
Richard Sylvester
Washington
Harvey Carr
Grand Rapids
Association
Dr. E Trumbull Lee Returns to Preach at Covenant Church
The Rev E Trumbull Lee, former pastor of Second Presbyterian, preached yesterday in the building now known as the Church of the Covenant in Pittsburg. He previously led the Second Church before its merger with First and Central, and he had supported consolidation prior to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park Bank
Sheridan
Stanstead
Canada
Washington
Atcone
Wilkinsburg -Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
E. Trumbull Lee
Second Presbyterian Church
Corner Stone Laying at Our Lady of Victory Church
The Very Rev John F Scoenhoeft Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati officiated at the laying of the corner stone of Our Lady of Victory Church in Delhi yesterday afternoon. A Catholic Knights of Ohio group assisted. a large assembled gathering included many prominent priests and laymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. F. Scoenhoeft
Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
Our Lady of Victory Church
Delhi
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Sealed Bids Sought by Cincinnati Public Service Board
The Board of Public Service in Cincinnati Ohio invites sealed bids by June 15 198 for 86000 pounds of residuum oil to be used by the Street and Sewer Repair Department for asphalt flux and delivered to the municipal asphalt plant. Each bid must include full bidder names and a $1000 bid bond. If bids are rejected bond is returned. if accepted bond is returned after contract securing. John J Wenner Clerk.
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Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
A.D
Sehaba
T Presse
Yaer
Board of Public En
Atk
John J. Wenner
Proposals for Clothing and Equipage Open June 15 1908
A long list of military clothing and equipment items with quantities is printed for proposals. The document notes exclusive Philadelphia delivery, conditions for acceptance, and preference for domestic manufacture. Proposals to be indorsed Proposals for Clothing and Equipage to be opened June 15 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Pot
Silver Lake
C. P
O. D
Manila
Sea Island
W. W. Robinson
Sale of Real Estate by Administrator in Hamilton County Ohio
Probate Court of Hamilton County orders public auction on June 24 1908 at 2 PM for Lot No 5 3087 McHenry Avenue Westwood Cincinnati Ohio 3 percent acres section of Dotys subdivision in bounds with specifics and an appraisal of 3750 dollars terms cash 100 due day of sale balance on delivery of deed GUIDO GORES administrator of Rosa B Herrmanns estate deceased
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
McHenry Avenue
Westwood
Cincinnati
Ohio
Samuel Doty
Astern Avene
Doty
Osa B. Herrmann
W. J. Fein
McHenry Road
Enger
Guido Gores
Rosa B.herrmann
Lime dust bid notice from Board of Public Service 1908
On Monday June 15 1908 the Board of Public Service invites bids for 20 tons of lime dust for the Street and Sewer Department for FY a porns mixture to be delivered f o b municipal asphalt bids must include full names of all interested parties and a $100 bond or certified check as guaranty that a contract will be entered if accepted Bidders must use printed forms and the board reserves the right to reject any bids By order May 29 1908 John J Wenner Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Pate Hach
John J. Wenner
Board of Public Service of the
Oe of
some_ solvent bank
The
Public Service Board Seeks Sand Bids for Street Repair
On Monday June 11 19 08 the Board of Public Service calls for bids to furnish 600 tons of fine lake sand for asphalt paving mix to be delivered to the municipal plant in carload lots. Bids must include certified funds or solvent contract and accompany a bid bond. May 29 1908. John J. Wenner Clerk.
Bids Sought for 300 Tons Refined Asphalt in Cincinnati
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati Ohio invites sealed bids for furnishing 300 tons of refined asphalt for the Street and Sewer Repair Department. Bid must include a $1000 bank guaranty and be delivered fob to the municipal asphalt plant in carload lots. Bids close June 11, 1908. John J. Wenner, Clerk.
Sealed Coal Proposals for Mississippi River Improvements
U. S. Engineer Office St Louis invites sealed proposals to furnish coal for river improvement work on the Mississippi River between the mouths of the Ohio and Missouri Rivers and for removing obstructions. Proposals due June 20, 1908 at 11 a.m. Local time. information from Captain Engrs R Lukbesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Custom House
St. Louis
Ohio
Missouri
Mississippi
R. Lukbesh
Probate Court Accounts Involving Numerous Estates Listed
Ohio Hamilton probate announces accounts and vouchers filed for many deceased and guardians and trustees. The court suspends confirmation. exceptions due by June 2, 1968, with hearings scheduled daily until final disposition. Chas F. Malsbury serves as Probate Judge and ex officio Clerk. May 29 Cincinnati notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Hamilton County
Charles Edgar Brown
Nannie Seibert
Augusta Obert
William J. Keating
William H. Harrison
Meinrad Strub
Adolph Sutter
Henry Ender
Kate Walter
George E. Howland
Louisa Wiethorn
Andrew J. Bolger,Sr
Albert I. Schmelz
Fredericka Streicher
John Benkner
Caroline Flock
Annie Lee
James Morgan
Thomas Coniff
Rosana Boudot
Mary Rebennack
Carrie Paver
Joseph Tittel
Duliana Wirth
Delia Hines
John Sullivan
Uis Ryan
Samuel C. Nayslip
Adolph ‘Marckworth
Joseph J
Henrietta Hayward
Edward L. Heins
Frank Reichert
John Spoehrer
Robert Simcoe
Ivan N. Walker
D. F. A. Peters
John G. Benninger
Edward Cashman
William Dinger
Barney Beckmann
Johanna Loh Mann
Casper W. T. Hopple
Elizabeth Myers
Anna M. Salzmann
Mason Hale
Virgil Tulley
Barney Evers
Ernst H. Seckford
Alice Fischer
John O. Eckstein
William Burk
Daniel W. Clancey
Valentine Schreibers
Remigius Stoeser
Mary Cornell
James W.W. Pre
George B. Kemen
Davis Adler
Daniel B. Peterson
Ens Hellebush, Sr
Henry Lange
Ren Engelmann
Fannie A. Truch
George H. Brown
Andrew Burr
Magdalena Dudenhopffer
Joseph Levy
Frederick Hoerrmann
Oscar
Caleb Simongon
Earl F. Morten
Robert Graham E al
Francis Gray
Mollie
Saxton
Francis A. Popp
Elmer F. Williams
Anna E. Hodg
Susan UN
William Miller
F. Jelke
Anna E. Orr
George W. Corey
Sarah Smith
Alexander Assur
Fee Chas
F. Malsbary
F. J. Behle Peete
Cincinnati
Heating and Ventilating Hughes High School Bids
Sealed proposals for installing a heating and ventilating system in Hughes High School, Cincinnati, will be received until 12 noon on June 8 1908. Bids must include all interested parties and a 10 percent guaranty, on blank forms, marked Hea and Ventilating. The city reserves the right to reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City Hall
Hughes High School
Guy, Clifton and
McMillan Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
EB. N. Hannaford
Pickering
J. M. Withrow
Steamboats on the Upper Ohio Packet Line
The Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line serves Pomeroy Wheeling and Pittsburg with the Queen City at the wharfboat foot Ricoteey zone. A sale or listing follows Saturday June 6 with contact M. 118 and vessel GINTA A referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Pomeroy
Wheeling
Queen City
Ricoteey
Bgbite Landing
Tel
Louisville and Intermediate Pointy and Lower Ohio Boats
Freight deliveries and river freight receipts noted for daily 5 p m departures from Main Street with consi at calls to Menae tucky River facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Pointy
Ohio
Main St
Menae —Tucky River
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Wall Street
Hopkinsville Tobacco
Wool
Farley
Traction Company
J. ‘Riggs
Board of Trade
Riggs
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
N. M
Gens
Sete Ee Tee
Ecity OF Louisville
Maysville
Queen A
Ghive
Moncey
Dadly
Evansville
Catro
Ford Herald
Memphis
Scotia
Harry Brown
Tell City
Clergyman
New York Sun
William Sheridan
Bureau of Identification
Police
de la Sallé
Queen Victoria
Western Union
Tom Byrnes
Byrnes
Bob McNaught
Police Chiefs
Dr.e. T. Lee
Laychurch Corner
Elegal
Barber College
4Th St
Guaraletter CO
B. McMillan Sr
Walnut Hills
Moler College
W. Fourth St
R. J
M. Y
L. Darbyshire
Rochester
N. Y
Auburn
Cor
Auburn and
Gilman Avs
Grand Hotel
Fourth St
Albert G. Erkenbrecher
Union Trust, Bldg
Financial and Loans
Interstate Investment Co
Babcock Electric
Victoria Pattern
M. Hoosain
Rangoon
Burma
India
Upper Ohio
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