Grain and Provisions Market Roundup Across Cities
A broad export and domestic market summary reports wheat, corn, and oats quotes across New York, Baltimore, Toledo, Milwaukee, Liverpool, Duluth, Minneapolis, Kansas City, and St. Louis. It notes strong July wheat, various cash and futures prices, receipts and shipments, and steady to firm tones in grains, hay, and other commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Kansas
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Wis
Liverpool
Galveston
Minn
Minnepapolis
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Caernwfiea
Bran
Easjt
Hay
National Market Summary of Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Across Chicago to East Buffalo and St Louis, cattle receipts rise as prices ease or hold. Hogs show varied but stable quotes with heavy and packers range cited, while sheep and lamb figures adjust modestly by region. Multiple cities report steady to mixed movements and notable entries include Southerns, Texans, natives, and stockers with price brackets spanning mid single to high seven dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
SY. Louis
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
N. Y
Burglars Loot Downtown Stores After Sunday Night Entry
Five downtown locations were ransacked Sunday night with only one yielding stolen goods. G A Ellis & Son harness shop at 430 Main street lost a suitcase, riding boots and manicure sets after a rear window break. William Pohl shoe store at 208 East Fifth was broken into but nothing was stolen. Philip Weber cutlery at 20 East Fifth entered through roof skylight. J Mills & Son stone at 512 Main and rooms 14 15 16 17 in Blymyer building also breached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis & Son
Main Street
William Pohl
East Fifth Street
Philip Weber Cutlery
J. Mills & Son
Blymyer
Successor to Henry White to France Ambassadorship
Paris reports Rob ert Bacon ex secretary of state has accepted the ambassadorship to France and will succeed Henry White at year end. Bacon initially declined but President Taft persisted and Bacon agreed. The retirement rumors have caused regret in official circles and among the American Chamber of Commerce amid tariff negotiations after the new tariff bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceived
Washington State
Robert Bacon
France
Henry White
Ambassador White
White
American Chamber of Commerce
Numerous Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed
The document records real estate transactions including transfers of lots in Lockland and several suburbs, side of streets in Norwood and Hyde Park, and numerous mortgage filings and cancellations. Names include Elia Keyes, Bailey Hayes, Nennie Boyd, Flora Lewis, Thomas Gaff, Frank Bachmann, and others, with property parcels described by street, block, and dimensions across Cincinnati area districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Keyes
Bailey Hayes
B. B. Blunt
Lockland
Nennie C. Boyd
Flora A. Lewis
LeRoy
Colter Et al
William D. Hall S. Collins
Daniel Badgley
Hall S. Collins
Arabetle Reeder
John Riddle
Joseph Boyd
Frederick Shafer
Gerde
Montgomery Road
Norwood
Race Street
Court
Canal Streets
Clark
Kossuth
Schnermann
Frank J. McHugh
Harry J. Vance
Melchair Bandhaus
John Koch
Harrison Avenue
Fairmount
Trevor
I. D. Carson
Edward F. Davis
Philip Nei
Philip Neiheisel
Leslie Monk
Davis Avenue
Cole Eoe
Frank Bachmann
Emilea Bachmann
Francis M. Biddle
Sirig
Ite
Sanetee Ag
Mary J. Pulte
William J. Chalmers
Thomas
Heave Serers
A. Booth Co
Booth Fisheries Co
Genese Ees
Woodbine Avenue
Henry Frondorf
Katherine E
Max C. Hessdorefery
George Limbach
Sub
Elizabethtown
Peabody
Robert J. Cresap
Riddle Road
Esirlom Amie
Thomas J. Gaff
Fred Bergewisch Maria
Hoernschmeyer
Ernat
Cormelle
Main Streets
Lucy Toon
Margaret Anna Goodall
Moses Vigransky
Philip Netheisel
Heisel
Edward B
A. Booth & Co
Thomas J. Lynch
George Frondorf
Mary B. Lippert
Same
Myers Y. Cooper
Ernst Schomburg
Schroer
Wagner Michigan Avenue
Hyde Park
Elizabeth M. Roll
Mary B. Snyder
William CC. Ebeling
Bernard
Franziska Scharphoff
Madisonville
Fairview Avenue
Mount Washington
Rudy
Henry J. Heilker
Mabel J. Fricke
Frederick A
Bryant
Walker
Fannie F. Kenan
Lotta K. Sharp
Hickman Street
A. J. Cunnigham
Eastern Avenue
Francis Margaret Weber
Mairaiounit
Aceonekashe
J. Lynch
Francis
John Prehn
Dora Prehn
Washington Avenue
John T. Staney
Lester Rothschild
Forest Ave
Presser Eaaeg
Bretton Houses
Louise G. Rainey
Elizabeth Msame
Building Permits For Elmhurst and Walnut Hills
Lena Schwartz transfers to E Loeb Eliza M Roll to Henry Gunkel Jr William Heuer to Aug Juergens. Permit values 8000 800 590. Allow 2.5 story dwelling on Elmhurst Avenue Walnut Hills costing 7500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Schwartz
E_ Loeb
Eliza M. Roll
Henry Gunkel, Jr
William Heuer
Juergens
Glendening B. Groesbeck
Elmhurst Avenue
Een
Walnut Hills
Despondent Men Attempt Death by Gas and Poison
Henry Bollinger 26 a laborer rooming 1027 Main street was found unconscious with a gas jet open and windows closed after despondency over unemployment. He was taken to the city hospital in critical condition. Frederick Wiederhaus 52 a driver at 739 Carlisle avenue attempted suicide with arsenic and remained ill in his room until hospital transport. Both cases cited dire prognosis and financial distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bollinger
Main Street
Rose Filer
Bollinger
Cincinnati
Louisville
Frederick Wiederhaus
Carlisle Avenue
Mercury Climbs to Ninety Mark in City Heat
Yesterday opened the hot spell with the thermometer near the 90 degree line. Forecaster Bassler logged 89 degrees as the top reading for the day, marking the hottest of the year so far amid a muggy, discomforting atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Bassler
Local Accidents Reported Across City Streets
A series of injuries were treated at the city hospital after incidents yesterday. A 9 year old boy cut his toe wading in a canal near Ann street. Bernard Dwortkin, 28, was injured when a mineral water bottle exploded at 412 Clark street. George Muskenius, 63 8, was crushed toes after being stepped on by a horse at Smith street. Horace Williams, 23, was stabbed in the leg and cut near the ear in a Longworth street scuffle. Edward Thompson, 28, was assaulted at Sixth and Broadway and suffered a scalp wound. He did not know why he was attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Tolpen
Ann Street
Bernard Dwortkin
Clinton Street
New York Mineral Water Company
Clark Street
City Hospital
George Muskenius
Center Street
Cheviot
Smith Street
Longworth Street
Horace Williams
West Fourth Street
Edward Thompson
Pioneer Street
Sixth and Broadway
City ’ Hospital
Saloon Manager Shot by Bartender in Street Fight
Clarence Briggs known as Blac Snake, 20, colored, was shot by John Geary a former saloon manager after an argument with a bartender at John and Fifth streets. Geary, later arrested on a charge of shooting to kill, fled toward Armory avenue after the incident. Detectives Reed and Hall pursued and identified Geary on a John street car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Briggs
Isaac Seale
John and
Fifth Streets
John Oe
Bri
Gelhofsky
Geary
Briggs
City Hospital
Reed
Hall
Fifth Street
Emith
Armory Avenue
John Streets
John Street
Hospital orderly wrongly confined as lunatic at probate court
Harry Dieterich, a hospital ward staff member, was detained by guards at the probate court yesterday morning while escorting patients for examination. The heat in a small waiting room grew intense and a door barred him. Dr. Light intervened to prove Dieterich was not a lunatic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dieterich
Dieterich
White Returns From Trip With No Comment
President Archibald S. White of the Columbia Gas and Electric company came back from the East after a week away over a proposed trade with Standard Oil that would give Columbia gas franchises and West Virginia gas lands in exchange. He refused to discuss the proposal further. The executive committee planned to meet today. Directors of Union Gas and Electric, with which White is associated, met to review details on turning on natural gas in Cincinnati as recently announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald S. White
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Standard Oil Company
Columbia Corporation
West Virginia
White
Union Gas and Electric Company
Mr. White
Cincinnati
Harris Objects to Avondale Library Site
Avondale residents pressed the finance committee about locating a new public library. George E. Harris, sinking fund trustee member and owner of the preferred lot, objects to condemnation and demands a twelve man jury to set value. A cheaper site and next week committee meeting are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Council
George E. Harris
Sinking Fund
Harris
Dowling Honored by Paris Library for Charity Paper
Dr. Francis Dowling of this city received a Paris communication announcing that his paper on municipal charities, written and delivered locally, earned a place of honor in the Paris library. The Paris letter was from Marcel Poete, inspector of engravings and director of the Paris library, noting the work’s acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Dowling
Paris
Dowling
Marcel Poete
Warrant seeks arrest over harboring vicious dog
A warrant was sworn in police court for Henry Yost of 1217 Gest street charged with harboring a vicious dog. Carrie Touer, age 3, of 1201 Gest street, was bitten on the face while entering her yard Sunday night and received treatment from Dr. David Weaver. Albert Walz, 11, of 28 West Twelfth street, was bitten on the canal bank near Plum street while playing and taken to the city hospital after the dog chased him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Yost
Gest Street
Carrie Touer
David Weaver
Clark Street
Yost
Albert Walz
West Twelfth Street
Canal Bank
Plum Street
Ratterman to Speak on Gerstaecker at German Club
H A Ratterman will present reminiscences of Cincinnati a generation ago in a paper titled Friedrich Gerstaecker as a Citizen of Cincinnati at tomorrow evening's German Literary club meeting. Gerstaecker rose in German letters and his Cincinnati ties mark an interesting era in the city's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Ratterman
Cincinnati
Friedrich Gerstaecker
Charge sale of Green 6000s in Wapakoneta case
A. B. Lorton broker and Frank Lyman hotel proprietor were arrested in Wapakoneta Ohio on an affidavit charging them with obtaining money by false pretenses in a green goods scheme. A local baker reportedly paid them 1000 dollars in lawful coin for 10000 dollars in counterfeit money. Another arrest is expected and a warrant is out for a third party. Lyman is said to have confessed implicating the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapakoneta
A. B. Lorton
Frank Lyman
Lymann
Railroad Rates To Be Discussed At Three Day Conference
Forty prominent railroad men from fifteen lines attend the Southeastern Mississippi Valley association conference at the Linton hotel opening today. Freight rates on interchange business and other mutual topics are to be discussed. M. P. Washburn and W. R. Ramsey of Louisville serve as president and secretary of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Mississippi Valley Association
Linton Hotel
M. P. Washburn
W. R. Ramsey
Louisville
Railroad Man Marries Miss Mc Laughlin in Quiet Ceremony
Mystery surrounded the absence of Stanley Behanna assistant city agent of the Big Four from the offices yesterday. He wed Miss Fannie Mc Laughlin of Covington at a private ceremony. The couple left on a night train for Montreal to spend a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Behanna
Big Four
Mr. Behanna
Park Avenue
Fannie McLaughlin
Scott Street
Covington
Montreal
Canada
Railroad Notes Highlight City Agents and Promotions
Railroad notes report several officials in town including C Matthews freight agent for Pennsylvania and John Miller Big Four general agent from Dayton. R C Kennedy Lake Erie and Western and W F Herman C B Transit officials were in the city, with promotions moving Clifford Blackburn to district passenger agent replacing C W Zell. Charles Hopper may shift to Blackburn's former post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Matthews
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Central Freight Association
John Miller
Dayton
Big Four
R. C. Kennedy
Indianapolis
Lake Erie & Western
W. F. Herman
C. & B. Transit Company
Cleveland
Clifford Blackburn
C. W. Zell
Charles Hopper
Union Depot
Mr. Blackburn
Fourth Ward Folk To Help Laddies
Cincinnati residents of the Fourth ward plan a citywide canvass to raise funds for a new fire house. A meeting at No 6 headquarters drew over 100 citizens who outlined plans to carpet, furnish, and decorate the building and dedicate it on July 10 with both men and women soliciting support. A committee led by John G. Nicholas will canvass for subscriptions, with Fire Company No 6 aiding as a supporting committee.
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Cincinnati
Scottish Rite Temple
Broadway
Grand Central Station
Louisville
Imperial Order of the Mystic Shrine
Queen City Lodge
Shriners
Fourth Street
Main
Fifth Street
Walnut
Seventh
Vine
Central Avenue
Falls City
Lodge
Imperial Council
Charles F. Hake
Fourth Ward
No. 6
John G. Nicholas
S. E. Hamilton
Michael Sullivan
Thomas Usher
Emil Frolicher
John Welsh
William Degischer
Lewis Troskey
John Stieritz
Henry Hesstamp
Technical School Pups Receive Diplomas at Cincinnati
Thirteen graduates of the 1909 class of the technical school of the University of Cincinnati received their diplomas at the commencement exercises. A large audience heard two addresses, including a history of the institution by Dr. E R Booth and a talk titled The Call of the Engineer Today by E F Du Brul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technical School
University of Cincinnati
E. R. Booth
E. F. du Brul
Fine Exhibit At Ohio Mechanic Institute Showcases Student Work
A week long exhibit at the Ohio Mechanic Institute on Sixth and Vine streets presents student arts and crafts from multiple levels. Four floors display china decorations, flower arrangements, freehand drawings, plaster studies, and comprehensive woodwork. The chemical lab features drawings solutions crystal models and pattern making with wood patterns from the molding craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Mechanica Institute
Sixth and
Vine Streets
China
Chemical Laboratory
Two Distinguished Speakers Sought for Cincinnati Manufacturers Club
The Manufacturers' club aims to secure two notable speakers for its next meeting at the Cincinnati Country Club later this month. Franklin Mower, American consul general in Copenhagen, and John H. Snodgrass, American consul at Kobe, Japan, are being considered. Directors also discussed several business matters yesterday.
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Manufacturers’ Club
Cinecinnati Country Club
Frank MoWrer
Copenhagen
Denmark
John H. Snodgrass
Kobe
Japan
River Forecast and Departures on the Ohio and Kanawha
River forecast notes rising stages on the Ohio at Cincinnati and other ports with departures from Cincinnati and Louisville. Reports list arrivals and coal shipments, river stages at Pittsburg Wheeling Louisville Evansville Cairo St Louis and Memphis with temperatures and windless conditions.
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Ss Bassler
Ohis
Pittsburg
Tacoma
Keston
Courier
Maysville
Chil
Chile
City of
Louisville
Ohio
Charleston
Cincinnati
Davis Inland Dam
Fresaport
Queen City
Alice Brown
Cincinnat
Tom Reee
Sam Brown
Ed Roberts
Sam Clark
Cal Oe
Jim Wood
Tom Dodsworth
Helen White
Wheeling
H. K. Bedford
Parkersburg
A. R. Budd
Iron City
Cruiser
Josh Cook
Volcano
Charles Brown
Valiant
Hunter
Nome
Madison
Evansville
Cairo
Russell Lord
Paducah
Ississippi
Fred Hartweg
Tennessee River
Loui&s
Stacker Lee
Memphis
Grey Eagle
Commerce
Cape Girardeau
Peoria
Spread Eagle
Alton
Grafton
Cape Ghramieau
Works Bit of Magic Aged 22 Charged With Petit Larceny
Louis Forter, 22, a colored man living at 108 East Court Street, allegedly palmed a two dollar bill from Fred Robinson, who reported the incident to Detective Burkholz. Forter was arrested and charged with petit larceny at George and Plum Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Forter
East Court Street
Fred Robinson
Carlisle Avenue
George
Plum Streets
Robinson
Burkholz
Porter
New Kennedy Heights group formed after welfare dispute
Dissension over membership led to the birth of the Kennedy Heights Business Men club. W. W. Hunt elected president with P. J. McHugh as vice president and Lane Thompson as secretary. The club planned a Fourth of July celebration and mail-delivery appreciation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy Heights Welfare Association
Kennedy Heights Business Men's Club
W. W. Hunt
P. J. McHugh
John C. Zinsle
Lane Thompson
Welfare Association
Kennedy Heights
Nicholas Longworth
E. R. Monfort
William Buscharman
O. H. Baumes
Frank Mill
August Driemeier
George Hartz
H. H. Grant
Charity Helps Cripple Sees Sister After Funded Trip
Albert Milton, patient at the city hospital, left yesterday for Pittsburg Kansas to visit his sister before death. A hospital clerk, Robert Franken, started a fund that grew enough to buy a wheeled chair and a railroad ticket, enabling the journey despite locomotor ataxia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Milton
City Hospital
Pittsburg
Kan
Milton
Robert Franken
Proposals Sought for Olive Drab Woolen Gloves 1909
Federal Building Chicago invites sealed proposals in triplicate for 5000 olive drab woolen gloves to be delivered to Philadelphia or Chicago depots. Proposals due by noon June 15 1909 with opening June 18 1909. Preference to domestic manufacture. samples and full specs on request. Captain William Brooke, Quartermaster, U.S. Army, in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office Federal Building
Chicago
Philadelphia
Quartermaster’s Department
Army
Wm. Brooke
U.S. Army
Public auction notice of distillery spirits tax sale
James Qrixammwn Deputy Collector conducts a public auction of distilled spirits from The Chitterest 168 Inetiling Coy distillers No. dt on June 15, 1503 at ten o'clock a.m. Packages numbered 314,53 to 314,827 are offered under the act provisions. Purchaser must pay the tax before taking possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Ray
R. S&s
James Qrixammwn
Oho
Neinnatl O
Neighborhood 15 Aroused by Fires
Two cellar fires in Dayton, one at Sixth and Smith Streets and another at Pearl and Ludlow Streets, were put out by the fire department. Investigations consider incendiary causes unlikely, citing seasonal spontaneous combustion in open cellars. A gasoline stove exploded at 220 West Fifth Street, Engine Company 14 extinguishing the blaze with minor loss. Stoker Al Hall was scalded when a steam hose burst during engine boiler cleaning bowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Sixth
Smith
Pearl and
Ludlow
Pinkie
West Fifth Street
Iengine ‘Company 14
al Hall
Board of Review Elects Officers in June Session
The board of review met on the first Monday in June electing Montgomery as president Schriefer as vice president and a Shafer as chief clerk. The board then appointed all clerks and prepared the reapportionment list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review
Montgomery
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