Woman's Fortune Bequest Tops Millionaire Estate
New York reports reveal Mrs Mary J Winthrop left an estate initially pegged at 500000 to Princeton Theological Seminary but later appraised at 2307638 with a 1200000 bequest to the seminary. Surrogate Fitzgerald may tax the inheritance. estate includes securities and a 52000 home. executors are Rev George Nixon and Winthrop McKim.
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St Joseph Infant Asylum Celebrates Thirtieth Anniversary
A large crowd attended the Norwood institution's festival marking the 30th anniversary. Dr J J Winn organized the event with 200 orphans cared for, Evanston Band provided music, and various committees oversaw booths, supper, and activities through the afternoon and evening.
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Cincinnati Markets Grain and Provisions Report
Cincinnati markets report for Saturday highlights Minneapolis cash wheat steady at 80 4c, local cash wheat quiet and easier, corn active and firmer, flour steady to firm, oats dull, rye firm, and market movements with weekly receipts and ship totals. Weekly sales include numerous flour, wheat, corn, oats, hay, rye, and whisky lots with varied prices. Saturday movement shows mixed grain activity and steady to firm prices across commodities.
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First Ohio District May Tobacco Output Mixed in May Report
The Western Tobacco Journal notes May production in the First Ohio District showed satisfactory results with cigars up from March and strong May tobacco output matching May 1902. Eleven month totals reveal large gains in cigars and tobaccos despite May’s mixed calendar-year performance.
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Norwood Hosts Visitors and Local Council Asking Street Extension
Norwood residents hosted Shelbyville visitors Miss Augusta Buendert and Louis. The Norwood Art Club plans its annual reception at the Art Museum from 2 to 5 PM. A petition led by local residents seeks to extend Slane avenue to Floral avenue to complete a city thoroughfare. An Evanston marshal helped extinguish a fire at Chas Shelar’s feed store on Main Avenue near the C P V R R, with past fire damage noted.
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Ivanhoe Avenue
Shelbyville
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Melrose Avenue
Brooklyn
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Julia Cutter
Ross, Ky
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O. N. Littell
Base Island
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Northside Avenue
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Slane Avenue
Floral Avenue
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R. C. Wintermute
Main Avenue
Chas. Shelar
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Evanston Fire Company
Cheap Rates to the West and Southwest
On the first and third Tuesdays of May through September 1903 the Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Route offer reduced one-way and round-trip fares to western and southwestern points. Round trips have a 21 day final return limit with liberal stopover privileges. A. A. Gallagher invites inquiries for rates and free printed matter.
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Influx of gold promises reduction in bank rate
London reports a steady gold inflow signaling an early bank rate cut. Wall Street weakness and South African shares dampened markets on the week. Foreign bonds, especially French, gained on the Turkish debt unification. Americans closed better though fears linger. Canadians, except Grand Trunk, remained subdued on traffic.
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Tobacco Market Report Shows Firm Demand Across Grades
This week saw 1647 hhds offered with 693 new Burley 298 old Burley 652 new dark and 4 old dark. Market steady with improved quality fresh redried tobacco and stronger prices for colory leaf and trash. Private sales totaled 463 hhds including 146 old Burley 135 new Burley and 184 new dark as rains delay crop planting progresses.
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Seed Leaf Auctions Report Strong Demand for Cigar Leaf
The seed leaf auction shows active demand and favorable prices with firms in the market. Saturday sold 369 cases with 48 cases of fancy old Connecticut wrappers at the Miami House drawing strong competition and averaging near 15.59 per 109 lbs. Old Dutch fillers and Zimmer also drew higher prices, while the market remains manufacturer-driven and largely free of speculative buying.
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Cincinnati College of Pharmacy Commencement at the Zoo
The Cincinnati College of Pharmacy will hold commencement exercises at the Zoo on Tuesday at 4 o'clock, followed by a banquet. The Alumni Association elected officers: President Charles A Apmeyer, Vice President Ed A Ohm, Secretary Wm Henry Gansz, Treasurer Charles T P Fennel, Executive Board Walter Witterstrom and George F Stier.
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River Departures and Schedules Across Cities
The River column lists multiple vessel departures with times from Pomeroy Maysville Madison Louisville and Memphis. Advertised departures include Tacoma Maysville Courier Lizzie Bay Wells City of Wheeling City of Cincinnati and City of Louisville with varied days and times.
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Steamboat Schedules for Pomeroy Louisville and Cincinnati
Steamers Tacoma Bonanza Henry M Stanley leave foot of Broadway daily at 5 p m except Sunday freight and passengers to Kanawha River points Phone M 1897 Steamer Courier leaves for Maysville daily at 10 p m from Broadway Phone M 1897 Independent Steamer City of Wheeling departs Monday Wednesday Friday at 6 p m from Coney Island Wharf Phone M 1384 For Louisville and intermediate points City of Cincinnati and City of Louisville leave Broadway daily at 5 p m except Sunday at 9 a m plus freight to Ohio and Kentucky rivers Evansville Paducah Cairo Memphis Helena Vicksburg and way landings REES LEE of Lee Line Saturday June 13 m p m Passage to Memphis 12 round trip 20 including meals and berth Avalon follows Saturday June 20 J C Dorman G F A 222 East Front St Tel 1490 Main
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River stage rises as Ohio floods Cincinnati area
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 14.9 feet at 6 p.m. yesterday and was rising, indicating a 4 foot increase over the last 24 hours. Officials monitor levels as residents brace for rising waters along the river.
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Flotsam and Jetsam and River Conditions Report
Sunday departures included The Courier bound for Maysville and the City of Louisville to Louisville. The John A Wood moved upriver at 4 p.m. with empties from New Orleans heading to Pittsburgh. River news notes rising and falling levels at several ports with boats listed and recent tows.
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Pittsburg Butter and Eggs Prices And Poultry
Pittsburg June 7. Butter prices at 24a Se per pound prints, tubs 2at4%yc, dairy I6a le per pound. Cheese includes New York full cream fita gle, Ohio 11 alutge, Wisconsin Swisse tubs 14tec. Eggs at mark et Candled 1é%alic. Poultry alive hens iic, turkeys lalec, geese 8aldc. Dressed hens lalic, broilers 24c, roosters 14c. Turkeys fresh dressed i6alSc, do frozen Wa22c. New spring chickens 38a40c.
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The Original Philosopher Cartoon Caption
A Baltimore American page quotes The Original Philosopher: the only way to eat the cake and have it too is to acquire a case of acute indigestion. The wry remark comments on paradoxes and appetite in a humorous tone.
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Hamilton County Sheriff Sale 1903 Property in Cincinnati
Sheriff sale notice for real estate in Hamilton County Ohio to be sold in Cincinnati on Friday July 3 1903 at 11 a.m. The two described tracts lie on Mount Hope road and Bushnell avenue near Ann E Moore and H T Loomis deeds. Total valued at 9500 dollars. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company is plaintiff. Sayler & Sayler attorneys. Deputy George W Finn.
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Hartwell sale of Lots 91 92 93 and nearby parcels on Bellevue Fairview
On Thursday June 2 1903 at 10 o clock a.m. sale of multiple Hartwell Ohio real estate on Bellevue avenue and Fairview avenue. Parcels include Lots 91 92 93 John E Bell and Charles M Steele subdivision and Lot 113 Merchants and Mechanics Land and Building Association subdivision. Lots 88 90 also described with 50 foot fronts and 140 foot depths. Values listed at 250 for each or group totals.
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