Democratic Mayor of Ionia John F. Bible among hotel guests
John F. Bible, Democratic Mayor of Ionia and former lieutenant governor candidate, was guest at the Grand Hotel returning from the East. The piece notes his regional influence, roles with state municipal groups, and remarks on Hearst’s presumed strength for the Democratic nomination.
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John F. Bible
Ionia
Yest Y
William R. Hearst
New York
Mr. Héarst
Hearst
Mr. Bible
Henée
United States
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Bryan
Democratic Party
South
East
Owensboro
Atlanta
Henry W. Grady
J. G. Reeves
Lancaster
Fairfield County
Ohio
Tom Johnson
Old Fairfeld
Johnson
Fairfield
Cash Decrease Feature in New York Banking Report
The Financier notes the weekly official statement shows a cash decrease of 8.49 million dollars a larger gap than estimated losses by 6.37 million. Loans fell 7.78 million, deposits dropped 14.47 million, and reserve requirements eased 6.31 million. Severe weather and floods in the Mississippi and Missouri Valleys, plus drought east of the Alleghanies, strain money demand and banking liquidity.
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New York
New York Associated Banks
Tata
Noah
Mississippi
Missouri
Ames Failure Lifts Market as Canadian Speculation Wanes
The Toronto based Ames & Co collapses ending a wild Canadian stock spree. Wall Street notes heavy losses in Boston and Toronto, with Canadian Pacific and twin city lines at issue. Rockefeller led decline and bank beware, while hopes rise for a June July recovery as the market stabilizes.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Ames
Toronto
Canada
Wall Street
Boston
Dominion
Canadian Pacific
Ames & Co
The
Sooshares
Twin’ City Rapid Transit
Stoss-Sheffield
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Thomas Lowry
Canadian Exchange
Lowry
Dlacrity
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Lowry- Ames
Act Canadian Pacific
Cincinnati Southern Railway Proposes 500000 Terminal Bonds
Trustees approve a second resolution for 500000 terminal bonds at 3 percent interest dated July 1 198. Redeemable at 1.5 percent and payable in 1965 named Series B. Bonds to be offered to Sinking Fund Trustees who will refuse. Moerlein property deed accepted. Smith deed remaining. Carlisle's absence noted as Dr Stewart reports weeks to attend.
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Cincinnati Southern Railway
Sinking Fund
Moerlein
McLean and
Western Avenues
Smith
Stewart
Carlisle
Reichsbank to Raise Discount Rate at Special Meeting
Berlin June 6 The Central Committee of the Reichsbank calls a special Monday meeting to raise its discount rate due to heavy pressure this week. Liabilities are about 60,000,000 greater than a year ago, caused by the imperial war and increased demands for discounts at Hamburg.
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Berlin
The
Reichsbank
Elchsbank
Hamburg
Shakespeare Adapted in Brooklyn Eagle Brief
A clipped Brooklyn Eagle note references Shakespeare adaptations and remarks that some are born fools and others gain foolishness, framing a lighted candy easok image as part of the item.
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Shakespeare
Brooklyn Eagle
Wheat firm goes to the wall in San Francisco crash
Eppinger & Co., a major San Francisco grain dealer, failed today causing a market shake. Creditors reported liabilities around 1.35 million dollars with assets near 700 thousand, amid pressures from the Big Four warehouse cartel and a global demand squeeze.
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San Francisco
Eppinger & Co
United States
Henry Ach
London
Paris
American
New York Financial Topics Touch on Gold Outflow and Stock Seats
Gold outflow nears 20 million dollars with most shipments to Argentina and Paris. NYSE seat prices hold at 80 000 dollars amid strong market, while wages rise unevenly across sectors. Public dividends in June decline from last year though Standard Oil remains largest payer. Merchants Bank marks 100th anniversary with a detailed history volume.
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Standard
Wall Street
Standard Oil
John D. Rockefeller
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Paul
Perieuieny
New York Central
Giso
Tieda
Yeork Central
an @matic
William K. Vanderbilt
James R. Keene
Commercial Tribune
New York
Argentina
Paris
Berlin
England
Canada
Europe
New York Stock Exchange
Iito
Standard Oil Company
United States Steel Corporation
Commmon
Calumet and
Hecla
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
New Haven
Norfolk & Western
Lake Shore
Southern Pacific
Merchants’ Bank
Philip G. Hubert, Jr
Merchants’ Bank Wa
Alexander Hamilton
Oliver Wolcott
Cornelius. van Schaick Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Alexander Feeere Tena Ween Archant
Bank
Bank of Manhattan
Pine Street
M. Gallaway
Jacob D. Vermilye
Gallaway
Cabbage and Cigar Snippet Sparks Cryptic Exchange
Fragmentary lines mention cabbage, cigars, and a puzzling exchange with phrases like How do you like those cigars of mine and Oh, the might most been good once. The text mixes names and cut phrases, producing a cryptic historical note without clear events or context.
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Ageenis Press
Serosa
Imports of the Week Highlight New York Totals
New York reports total imports of merchandise by goods at the eve of June 6 with values summarized, indicating broader trade activity and categories affected in the period.
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New York
York
Wheat Market Slips Then Steadies Amid Drought Markets
Chicago wheat opened weak under pressure from early selling by commission houses but buyers returned as demand lifted. July futures fell to near 86 1/2¢ before closing steady near the day’s high. Corn eased then firmed with bull crop reports. hogs and provisions weakened on selling. Local receipts and futures range show the day’s activity amid a drought-driven supply outlook.
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Chicago
Ioan
Minneapolis
Duluth
Pac
Grain and Provisions Market Report June 6
Wheat and flour prices chiefly steady amid lower cables and weather prospects. Reports show receipts of wheat 43 875 bush and corn 10 360 bush with varied futures and options reacting to market cues.
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Minnesota
Red Sea
Duluth
Manitoba
Siena Sted
Igc
Timothy If
Toledo
Midwaukle
Ohio Incorporations Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune
Ohio incorporations filed today list several new companies with varied capital stock including Giji Herman Company with $50,000, Toledo Newspaper Company, Canton Drop Manufacturing, Standard Engineering Company in Cleveland, Delicateased Company in Cleveland, A Radford Pottery Company, Taylor process Cleveland, and People’s Publishing Company in Akron among others. The filing details include stock amounts and city locations across Ohio.
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Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Ee Ae
Storscary
Giji-Herman Company
Thomas Faiteens
Weil
R. E. Daley
Toledo
Min
Janes
Ou Coonan
Neompany
Canton
Standard Engineering Company
Cleveland
Capital Stock
Delicateased Company
A. Radford Pottery Company
Taylor Proce
Peop 'S
Akron
Capital
Cres
Departures Listed for Louisville Maysville and Memphis
Advertised departures show schedules from Maysville and Louisville with times 9 a.m. 9:30 p.m. City of Louisville service runs at 9 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. City of Wheeling operates Mon Wed Fri at 5 p.m. City of Cincinnati rail departs Monday June 8 at 5 p.m. Memphis service listed for Saturday June 13 and Avalon on Saturday June 20 in the p.m. band.
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Lee Line
Memhis
Avalon
J.C. Dormartan
ST Prost
St. Tel
Ain
Maysville
Courier
Louisville
City OF
Wheeling
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Cincinnati
Memphis
River traffic and towboat activity report
Saturday departures included the Bonanza to Pomeroy M P Wells to Chile and Levi J Workum to Madison City of Cincinnati to Louisville and Avalon to Memphis. The Falie towed fourteen coalboats and one mode barge while Kanawha fleet cleared empties. J B Lewis to Kanawha tows failed at Blairsville due to a broken pitman strap and Douglas Hall returned after a broken follower head. Crown Hill expected with timber for Crane Company.
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Bonanza
Pomeroy
M. P. Wells
Chile
Levi J. Workum
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Avalon
Memphis
Falie
Kanawha
Florence Marmet
EB. R. Andrews
Miami
Licking
Mill Creek
J. B. Lewis
Blairsville
Douglas Hall
Crown Hill
Crane Company
River Conditions and Port Reports Across the Region
Special Despatches note river levels and weather across Warren Oil City Greensboro Morgantown Pittsburg Wheeling Parkersburg Portsmouth Louisville Evansville Catro St Louis Memphis. Several river rises and stationaries listed with towns reporting cloudy warm or wet conditions. The collision inquiry into Aubrey and James Moren at Glasshouse Riffle is expected to yield leniency for the at fault party due to river danger. The Lorena and Greenwood freight movements were rerouted to Rochester and rail to this city before resuming downriver duties.
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Commercial Tribune
Warren
River
Oil City
Greensboro
Morgantown
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Tiver
Aubrey
James Moren
Glasshouse Riffle
Lorena
Greenwood
Rochester
Wheeling
Charleston
H. K. Bedford
Parkersburg
East Liverpool
Valley Belle
Middleport
Kanawha
Portsmouth
Crown Hill
Louisville
Evansville
Cruiser
Transit
Opposition to Liquor Trust Grows in Peoria
Joseph Jett, owner of a Kentucky distillery, plans to start a 6000 bushel independent plant in Peoria with Boston, New York and Cincinnati capitalists backing him. A site is secured, joining the Beggs group from Terre Haute and Cincinnati in expanding independent capacity and intensifying opposition to the trust.
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Peoria
Joseph Jett
Kentucky
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Beggs
Terre Haute
Opposition grows as Terre Haute distillery plan shifts
In Terre Haute Indiana June 6 opposition grows to the Commercial Distilling Company project with Cincinnati Louisville and Terre Haute investors. The plant will be built in Terre Haute instead of Peoria and will consume 8000 bushels of corn daily, equaling the second largest U S distillery operated by the trust in Terre Haute.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Commercial
Cincinnati
Louisville
Peoria
Trust
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Shipping Trust
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Reorganization Committee
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New York Evening Post
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