Exchange Committee Orders Paine Schuyler & Co Dissolution
The New York Stock Exchange uses its constitution to demand the dissolution of Paine Schuyler & Co within thirty days. Members include Sidney B. Schuyler and J Overton Paine with his brother Thomas B Paine. Paine cites blackmail and jealousy and promises a full statement after dissolution.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Paine, Schuyler & Co
Sidney 8
Thomas B. Paine
Paines
Consolidated Exchange
J. Overton Paine
Mr. Schuyler
Payne, Schuyler & Co
Stock Exchange House
Greenville NJ poised as major coal ship point for Europe
In Philadelphia on June 9, reports credit E J Berwind of Berwind White Coal Co saying 40,000,000 tons of bituminous coal could be shipped to Europe if facilities existed. Demand from foreign dealers drives Greenville Hudson County NJ to become a large coastal shipping hub. European market expansion follows limited domestic supply and exhausted mines.
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Philadelphia
Greenville
Hudson County
N. J
E. J. Berwind
Berwind-White Coal Company
Europe
Suspect Arrested Over Kuhn Brothers Shortage Case
John Anderson, former Kuhn Brothers employee, arrested in Chicago on conspiracy and forgery charges. He admits guilt amid investigations into Adolph A. Kuhn junior partner who disappeared two months ago with alleged shortage of 700000 to 1000000 dollars. Kuhn remains missing.
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Chicago
Adolph A. Kuhn
Kuhn Brothers
John Anderson
Kuhn
Anderson
Auditor Finds Southern Mutual Building and Loan Insolvent
Mr. T. A. Hammond, appointed by the court as auditor, reports the Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association hopelessly insolvent. The organization lost about $360,000 from its founding to receivership, and withdrawing members are not entitled to creditor status.
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Atlanta
T. A. Hammond
Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association
Vessels Laid Up in Rockefeller Fleet
Special dispatch from Cleveland reports the steel barges Alfred Krupp Le Baron Kenny and Sidney G Thomas laid up at the east break water Saturday morning. Crews discharged with uncertainty over return. Additional Rockefeller ships due soon to go out of commission. Local market steadier as coal from Pittsburgh area increases and fewer boats operate.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Alfred Krupp
le Baron Kenny
Sidney G. Thomas
Rockefeller
East Breakwater
Pittsburg
Rainfall Extends Across Minnesota to North Dakota and Beyond
Heavy rains moved through Central and Southern Minnesota into the state and into British possessions. Measured totals included 0.70 at Langdon North Dakota 0.40 at Devil's Lake 0.36 at Pembina 0.38 at Winnetago City Minnesota, with most locations under 0.10 inch. The Red River Valley wheat fields were affected.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Reda Valley
Langdon
N. D
Devil's Lake
Pembina
Winnebago City
Minn
Pacific Cable Planned From Guaymas to Santa Rosalia
A cable company plans a 100 mile Pacific connection from Guaymas on Sonora to Santa Rosalia on Lower California, reaching the Mexican mainland. The project aims to be the first Pacific cable to Mexico and has an estimated cost of 250000 dollars.
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Chicago
Mexico
Sonora
Guaymas
Santa Rosalia
California
Rain Falls Across Southern Russia Boosting Crops
Odessa reports much needed rain across almost all of Southern Russia. The wet spell gives excellent prospects for both winter and summer crops, aiding farmers and expected harvests.
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Russia
Odessa
Massillon Bottle Company organized with new capital
Massillon Bottle Company organized with 40000 capital. J F Pocock serves as president L J Kerrigan as vice president H F Pocock as secretary J C Harring as treasurer and W H Geis as superintendent. Works planned to operate in Massillon by September 1.
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New Glass Company
Commercial Tribune
Massillon
Massillon Bottle Company
J. F. Pocock
L. J. Kerrigan
H. F. Pocock
J. C. Harring
W. H. Geis
Lightning destroys Pease home in New England county
In New England county, a bolt during a thunderstorm struck J. A. Pease’s home last night. The building and contents were destroyed while the family escaped with their lives. Pease and a young son suffered painful burns but are not seriously hurt.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
New England
County
J. A. Pease
Five Crisis Reports From Coroner's Court This Week
The coroner's court logged five self inflicted deaths and six accident deaths for the past week. Cases include Jacob Dupps strangulation, Edward Remler pistol wound, Mattie Anderson septic peritonitis after abortion, John Kennedy skull fracture from a lifting accident, and several other illnesses and injuries.
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Welss
C of Garrott—ehodk
Jacob Dupps
Edward Guy
Delhi
O. John Mitchell Doggett
Edward Remler
Charlea Stickley
Mattie Anderson
Charles Sweeney
Florence B. Wubeler
Walter S. Phares
William Morgan
Anna Keiser
John Kennedy
Carriage Makers Club Holds River Outing for 250 Members
The Cincinnati Carriage Makers' Club hosted 250 members and guests aboard the steamer Levi J. Workum for a river picnic opposite Lawrenceburg Indiana. The day featured meals, musical sketches, and a post‑dinner boxing bout with entertainment by professionals and many subgroups on board and at the grounds. The event was led by an expanded Executive Committee and an Entertainment Committee including H. M. Pollock and John McGrath among others.
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Levi J. Workum
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Cincinnati Carriage Makers’ Club
H. M. Pollock
John McGrath
L. G. Mayer
W. H. McCurdy
E. V. Overman
L. K. Emerson
Louis’ Booth
W. H. Bowe
John W. Harrom, Jr
Public Service Board Reshuffles Parks and Salaries
Cincinnati board of Public Service approves Warder removal and Critchell appointment as Superintendent at 1500 a year. Foremen roles in Eden Park and Burnet Woods abol ished, replaced by Assistant Superintendent at 1300. Park management changes follow, with broader personnel shifts in Water Works and Infirmary bids pending.
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Board of Public Service
Commercial Tribune
Warder
B. ¥. Critchell
Allison
Park Committee
Cincinnati
R. H. Warder
B. P. Critchell
Eden Park
Burnet Woods Park
Pablis
Wv. Jones
Board of Administration
Board of City Affairs
Middle West
Chamber of Commerce
Jones
Albert Fischer
McCallister
Weil
Water Works Department
Geo. Griner
John Schmidt
Frank Kelly
M. McHale
Heister
City Infirmary
Kroger
Kanawha Coal Company
Commissioners and Auditor Refuse to Pay Decennial Assessors
A large delegation of Decennial Assessors asked the County Commissioners to pay May bills. Auditor Lewis refuses to approve, saying law does not require his sign. Commissioner Richardson notes a prior dispensation covered two months and no further pay until the fair is completed, delaying action.
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Treasury
Lewis
Commissi Richardson
Coun Omicla
Hosea Candidacy Noted From Old Cincinnati Family Soldier and Lawyer
Major Lewis M. Hosea, a Cincinnati native from an established family, has announced his candidacy for Circuit Judge. A Civil War veteran, he rose from private to brevet major, and after the war graduated from law school in 1868. He is senior partner at Hosea Knight Jones, serves as adviser to numerous firms, and holds roles in the Loyal Legion and other civic groups.
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Commercial Tribune
Lewis M. Hosea
Major Hosea
Hosea
Cincinnati
Robert Hosea
Clifton
the Bottoms
Old Hughes
Antioch
Lincoln
Ohio Volunteers
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Army of the Cumberland
Wilson
Perryville
Chickamauga
Selma
Alabama
Chietient Law School
Supreme Court of
United States
Hosea, Knight & Jones
Automatic Telephone. Exchange Company, Limited
Washington
D. C
London
England
Hamilton County
The
Loyal Legion
Miami Medical Cell
Bar Association
Owyers
Niagara congress beckons whist clubs to compete
The tenth American Whist League Congress Press Committee invites all captains and secretaries to submit plans for trophy events at Niagara with Mr. Mark Forrest of Milwaukee as contact. Dayton Whist Club reports early meetings and top-scoring teams while Chicago hosts the Interstate Whist Carnival awarding major trophies to Chicago clubs.
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Congress
Niagara
Mark Forrest
Milwaukee
Forrest
Dayton Whist
Chicago
Hamilton
Detroit
Oaks
Austin
Lawndale
Commercial Club
Sioux Falls
la Grande
M. M. Cohen
H. R. Wilson
W. B. Battelle
EB. A. Buffington
Ravenswood Whist Club
C. F. Wilson
W. A.D. Montgomery
Indianapolis
Open Air Banquet at Zoo Garden Club House
Banquets marked the Zoo evening with Paint Club at the west end and lumber men at the east. Delegations from Indianapolis and Louisville attended the final Paint Club dinner of the season with a formal reception at Burnet House earlier. Guests dined at six with harp and violin music, impromptu speeches, and a fine menu.
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Zoo
Paint Club
Lumber Men
Indianapolis
Louisville
Burnet House
Fragments Describe Amenities at Grand Ceve Tanat Ce
Fragments reference a resort area with an address at 411 Walnut St Cincinnati. The readable notes mention a system and a rendezvous point labeled Grand cevetanat ce. Details are sparse and largely garbled.
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Walnut St
Cincinnati
Woman's Whist League adopts district play rules
At a Detroit congress the Board of Government set play rules for the Challenge Trophy. The country area is divided into ten districts including eastern New Boston, New Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago. For the coming year travel order is Pittsburgh, Duquesne, Sewickley, Valley and Woman's.
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Pittsburg
Lucy Blackburn
Cincinnati
Woman
Detroit
Estern
Pittburo
Duquesne
Sewickley
Valley and Woman's
A Hartwell Row: Mayor Irwin Presses Special Meeting
The Hartwell Village Council skipped a Friday night special meeting called by Mayor Irwin citing lack of stated purpose. It is rumored Irwin had a resignation letter and farewell address ready to reveal sensational disclosures to the council. The public dispute between mayor and council has been intensely bitter, with actions deferred to the next regular session.
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Hartwell
Irwin
Children’s Day Exercises at Cincinnati House of Refuge
The Cincinnati House of Refuge schedules its Children’s Day program with a choir, recitations, and songs. The lineup includes The Day Has Come, The Birds, The Flowers, and The Holy City among others performed by school divisions and the children’s choir.
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Cincinnati House of Refuge
Shulte
Ible
Ryan
Hawkins
Holy City
A. Peter F.ing
Christian Hytin
Lyam
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Fred Juninger
Seifr Jas
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Geo. L. Mayer
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L. A. Walton
W. D. Haines
Co. Co. Agin
H H. Goodall
T. H. Knoblaugh
A. Rheinholdt
H. J. Rizer
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J. W. Wozencraft
A. G. Timberlake
W. L. Harris
Ralph Rowalt
H. E Albrech
E. BE. Titus
H. N. Bauer
John L. Pond
F. E. Crotty
Alex. Squibb
Robert R. Rey Oliver
F. F. Scovil
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Harry Welling
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H. Armst Co
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J. A. Burgett
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O. E. Walker
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Bogle
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H. H. Nelson
H. K. James
F. A. Neider
Geo. L. Hamilton
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Sterret
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E. H. Busch
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H. E. Carstens
Geo. E. Hunteman
Alfred Hess
Geo. H. Hatley
J. P. Pollock
Max Jewett
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E. Laidlaw
Louis Bucb
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W. F. Bruenger
Theo. Luth
R. T. Walbank
E. F. Schultz
Ira D. Washburn
Chas. Shannon
Wm. Elmendorf
E. Walker
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Ed Huling
J. O. Taylor
Chae
Schittig
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Henry Ruckelhauser
Charles A. Gordon
F. E. Stoddard
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Osthoff
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W. D. Henderson, Jr
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Geo. Schutte
Co. Tuthill
Geo. B. Myers
the Public Service
B. F. Critchell
Minor
Ouida
Cincinnati Whist Club
Price Hill Whist
North and
South
Harkness
Titus
Resor
Buhrman
Murdock
Howard
A. T. A. Nelson
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Closterman
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Watts
Bradley
Johnson
Deihl
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Stewart
Seeee
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Foster
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Burt
Froster
Ehrman Ang
Herron
Eepy
Mendine
Cincinnati Club
Zoo Garden
Sm. Our
F. Piepmeyer
R. H. Rahe
Kelso Murdock
G. R. Nutty
Lawrence Becker
E. H. Meyer
John H. Wolf
H. Blackburn
Louis H. Bolce
C. B. Ginn
A Chabas W. M. Bent
John C. Moore
Thos
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H. F. K . E. C. Goshorn
E. R. Glascock
T. J. Peak
Wm. H. Krapp
H. Hardinghaus, Jr
John B. Swift
Arthur V. Craey
Joseph Hummel
Boyle
Edw
Barron
John
Conner
J. A. Long
Highlands OF
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Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
Mitchell
China
Hatracks
Robert Mitchell Furniture CO
Woman’s Whist League
House OF Refuge
Union Painless Dentists
Haberstumpf’s Garden
Haberstumpf’s
Prich Hill
Warsaw Avenue
Northeast Highlands
Evanston
Schmiesing
Norwood
West Norwood
Winton Place
Elmwood
Joseph Froelicher
H. J. Goehring
E. L. McDonald
J. Behymer
Madisonville
Mr. Behymer
Walnut Hills
Vin Mariani
Delta Sorority
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Avondale Club
Grand Hotel
Poapent
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