Fall Festival Opens With Three Governors' Day Flair
The Fall Festival in Cincinnati kicks off with a grand reception to the Queen and ceremonies on the riverfront. Subscriptions near 35000 dollars fund the events. a benefit ball game at the Gym grounds draws substantial support from local firms. The schedule spans Wednesday through closing day with parades, concerts, exhibitions, and a heavy Trades Union and Labor Day focus.
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Mrs Lowe Re-Elected President of G F W C in Milwaukee
Mrs. Lowe was re-elected President of the G F W C for two years with 560 votes of 1654. The full ticket included Rebecca Lowe as President and other officers from New York to Minnesota. Miss Margaret J Evans was nominated for both President and Vice President, a historic floor nomination against the President.
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Iowa
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Vaughn Arrests Seemingly Swift Retaliation at Garfield Park
Former Cincinnati Baseball Club first baseman Harry Vaughn chased down Robert Morrison at Garfield Park after his daughter reported misconduct. Morrison was beaten and taken to the hospital following the confrontation as Vaughn, acting on concerns from local mothers, monitored the park during evening hours.
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Robert Morrison
West Sixth Street
Garfield Park
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Burley Leaf Market Surges as Offerings Rise and Prices Firm
The Burley tobacco market improves with better prices for old and new leaf. Receipts reach 88 hogsheads, 1 047 hogsheads offered, 841 sold. redried new leaf strengthens, wet leaves fade. Auctions across Miami, Cincinnati area report stronger demand and stable to higher prices.
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Ohio Tobacco Production Report Shows No Clear Cut Decline
The latest five year report for May 31 1900 contrasts with 1899 showing no sharp drop in cigars little cigars or tobacco amid overproduction and overbuying. May 1900 cigar output reached 25 835 825 while May 1899 was 33 210 425. April 1900 fell to 27 518 025.
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Iron Trade Turbulence Hits Pig Iron Dealers
The pig iron market shows a demoralized scene with prices crumbling and some furnaces facing closure due to unprofitable operations. No. 3 foundry iron for export remains in demand at full quotations as shipments lag behind. Prices and demand vary by grade, with widespread readjustments expected across steel products.
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President Seeks Expanded White House Space
Senator McMillan of Michigan urged a federal appropriation to enlarge the White House. He argued the executive mansion needs more room for staff and official functions to meet growing demands.
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Iron and steel market trends show slow demand and production cuts
The industry notes a slow market with limited inquiries from large buyers and price reductions. Many salesmen quit due to travel costs, furnaces struggle to meet No 1 and No 2 foundry needs, and export orders for immediate delivery remain unmet. Production is expected to fall in June and July as furnaces undergo repairs.
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Otis Reunites With Wife After Two Years in Chicago
Major General E. S. Otis arrived from San Francisco and Manila and spent hours with his wife and daughter in Chicago before continuing to Washington. He refused to discuss most topics, questioned rumored Aguinaldo death, and asserted U S rule should end Philippine campaign with no new troops.
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General Otis to Visit Washington and Rochester
General Otis will arrive in Washington tomorrow and stay a few days before going home to Rochester New York. He plans a public reception on the 15th in Rochester and will report to the President on Philippine conditions during his U S visit. He will return to Washington later in the summer for further talks on the Far East.
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Noted preacher Christian Kuenzli declared insane in probate court
In Upper Sandusky Ohio on June 8 Christian Kuenzli, long known as a county preacher and former self funded missionary to Switzerland, was adjudged insane in Probate Court this afternoon.
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Prices Fall Amid Trade Slowdown and War Fears
New York June 8 Dun's Review notes price yields across sectors due to war and labor strains. Absent rapid gains until after elections, price declines in iron, steel, hides, wool, and cotton dampen domestic activity while grain receipts rise in Atlantic ports and livestock markets weaken in several regions.
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Market Prices for Farm Products Continue Report
The list shows canned goods and grains including Rose and Triumphs with Peerless at 2632.75 per barrel. Onions from New Orleans quoted at 2202 to 2235 per barrel. Louisville and other rates noted, with scarce detail on wholesale conditions.
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Butter and Cheese Prices Across Cities Reported
New York and Philadelphia markets show butter receipts around 6 405 packages with unsettled tone and creamery extras. Chicago notes steady butter with creameries at 14 to 16 1 2 cents and cheese quiet. Eggs remain steady with near by fresh at 10 to 13 1 2 cents. Philadelphia reports quiet but steady butter with fancy Western creamery at 19 1 2 cents and egg prices drifting.
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Receipts and Shipments Reported for Past Twenty Days
In Cincinnati on June 8, 1900 receipts and shipments for the past twenty days are summarized. The report notes totals and movements across local mercantile channels, indicating trade activity and commodity flow through the period.
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Advertised Letters List No 23 Cincinnati Ohio
The June 9 issue lists names in the Ladies and Gentlemen sections of the advertised letters. Receipts show recipients from Mrs Hatch to Miss Nannie Seman and gentlemen including Prof Wes Cohn and Wm. Brown with many others in between.
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Beckham's Inaugural Ball Opens Democratic Era Social
Kentucky Governor Beckham hosts an inaugural style social at the new administration ball in Frankfort with Mrs Beckham the governor's mother two sisters and a committee of leading society ladies assisting. Party lines ignored in invitations and reception tonight marking the first social function of the administration.
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Martins to Wed in Bristol Church Ceremony
Chattanooga telegraph editor Frank G. Martin and Mrs. Annie May Palmer will wed on June 14 at the Main Street M E Church South in Bristol. Dr. Charles O Jones will officiate. The bride elect hails from a prominent family and is related to former Governor Robert L. Taylor. Martin formerly lived in Athens Ohio and served many years with the Commercial Tribune.
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