Leopold's Laws Delay Wedding of Missionaries in Africa
Two American missionaries in the Congo region face Belgian legal formalities delaying their marriage. Rev. A S Hensey and his fiancée Miss Alice Farren are under care of Dr. and Mrs. Dye at Bolengi Mission. The wait spans months amid illness and local customs, as officials seek a legal union to satisfy native observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Foreign Christian Missionary Society
Leopold
A.S. Hensey
Miss Farren
Royal J. Dye
Bolengi
Congo
Ella Ewin
Dye
Reports on crops and railroads boost market sentiment
A June report from the Agricultural Department on cereal crops is awaited with high interest in financial circles. Early signs of better crop conditions and improved weather support a brighter outlook for wheat and cotton. Railroads show stronger April net earnings, easing credit worries and lifting securities sentiment, though bond demand remains weak and gold movements stay unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Agricultural Department
Record Wheat Exports Surge Amid Big Crop Growth
Wheat exports for ten months ending April total about 66 million bushels, with the full fiscal year seen near 140 million bushels including flour. Higher 1906 and 1907 crops drive renewed U S export capacity, while domestic demand climbs and per capita consumption rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
American Northwest
Southwest
New York
Russia
Argentine
India
Canada
Markets at Cincinnati Quiet and Mixed Across Grains
Saturday market notes show Minneapolis cash wheat at 1.02% above Friday, corn easing with concessions, oats softening especially mixed varieties, white oats firm and scarce, rye firm, and flour steady. Carload and grain movements list varied bids for No 2 white and yellow Corn across multiple cars, with hay and malt prices given and rice-like miscellaneous readings for market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Waléo
Complete Third EAS Connection Established
Norman G. Kenan president of Union Gas and Electric Company left for New York for the week. He announced the third connection with Ohio Fuel Supply Company natural gas mains is finished and gas can be turned on at instant notice. The update is highly satisfactory to Kenan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman G. Kenan
Union Gas and Electric Company
New York
Kenan
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Norwood Improvement Association backs frugal reforms and street work
West Norwood Improvement Association at a recent meeting authorized the Secretary to contact ex Councilman Zoercher who allegedly said the group serves the Republican party. The club seeks street cleaning and sprinkling, endorses the Norwood Franklin and Middletown Traction Company, and plans to petition the Norwood mayor to enforce Ohio liquor and Sunday closing laws. The Loyal Temperance Legion observed Flower Mission Day collecting flowers and items for Free Day Nursery and held a picnic with a new officer slate led by Emily Orth and others.
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West Norwood Improvement Association
Zoercher
Republican Party
West Norwood
New Norwood, Franklin & Middletown Traction Company
Norwood
Loyal Temperance Legion of Norwood
Flower Mission
Free Day Nursery
Liberty Street
Legion
J. Friedeborn
176 New Members Enrolled in St. Aloysius Orphans Society
The St. Aloysius Orphans Society enrolled 176 new members in a single day, bringing total membership to over 2000. The 70 year old charity plans a Bond Hill anniversary event on the ty third with processions to the Home and vespers followed by a sermon.
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St. Aloysius Orphans’ Society
Orphans’ Home
B Hill
Bond Hill
Fruit and Vegetable Prices Snapshot
A regional listing shows fruits and vegetables with varied pricing across origins. Apples at 6.50 to 7 per barrel. lemons from Messina 4.50 to 5 per box. Florida and Palermo options 3.50 to 4.50. oranges Florida 4 and California 2.50. bananas firsts 1.75, seconds 1 to 1.50. beets 40 to 45 cents a dozen. potatoes 85 to 90 cents per bushel. onions 2.25 to 2.50 a crate. cabbage 2.25 to 3.50 a crate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messina
California
Palermo
Florida
Failures in U S and Canada Reported by R G Dun
Failures last week in the United States totaled 198, up from 165 the prior week and 206 a year earlier. Canada reported 21 failures. U S liabilities exceeded 5,000 dollars in 60 cases, with May liabilities totaling 9,965,410 dollars versus 12,992,809 a year ago.
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United States
R. G. Dun &Co
Canada
East
Pacific States
Cigar Leaf Sale At Cincinnati Market Details
Eleven cases of cigar leaf tobacco arrived at the Globe Warehouse in Cincinnati on Saturday. Connecticut purchases included seven cases with prices ranging from 6.60 to 16.25 dollars. Spanish leaf accounted for four cases with prices from 7.05 to 15.75 dollars.
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Bigin Creamery
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Limburger
Youghiogheny
I’p
N.Y
Cincinnati
Globe Warehouse
Connecticut
Police seek missing press feeder Tom Potter in Springfield
Last night local police were asked to locate Tom Potter a press feeder missing from his home in Springfield. His mother is dying and the family does not know his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Potter
Springfield
Electrical Workers defeat Cigar Makers 28 to 7
The Electrical Workers beat the Cigar Makers by 28 to 7 in a baseball game. Box score lists players such as Raymond, Snyder, Monahan, Niebirding and Fenerstein with various hits and fielding lines. Umpire Wheatley presided as the detailed play-by-play includes two-base hits and errors.
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Cincin
Ab.h.o.a.e. Ivy
Ab.h.o.a.e
Ralph
Lorenz
Biggs
G.scha’s
Fetzer
Schoen
Schmit
P.metz
Delia
Bradley
Reuther
Cincinnati
P. Metzke
Schmidt
Metzke
Barnett
Franhks
Doug
Ab.h.o.a
Texas
H.O.A
Brown
Schwab
Boers
Kle D’chman
R’wein
Stegner
Moelscher
G'leman
Wein
Lockard
Ee Heyde
Anschutz
Wheaton
O Ray
Goetz
H.r’wein
Schneider
Winkleman
Hirt
Electrical Workers
Neeeresesees
Engineers
Eet
Eernere Vecscee
Aectenee
Aectenee Cpeccezas
Molders
Lathers
Mold
Ab.h. Ee Lath
I. Ab.h.o.a-E
Fiertag
Seaman
Heltman
Doub’ Crane
Brinkman
Klinger
Engberson
Earhart
Elec
C. M. Ab.h.o.a.e
E. W.eras Stenger
Raymond
Snyder
H.m’g’he
Otto
Deitch’n
Sherry
Greiner
Bross
Alford
Riegler
Monahan
Kennedy
Volm’ke
Nieb
Fenerst
Willeb'g
J.m’g
Cigar Electrical Workers
Brose
Raymond, McGeehen
A Monahan
Fenerstein
Hor
Feepetsn
Niertingel
Pada
Nieberding
Wheatly
Cigar Makers Beat Woodworkers 13 to 6
The Cigar Makers defeated the Woodworkers 13 to 6 in a league match. The score highlights a strong offensive performance by the Cigar Makers and a stout defensive effort.
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Cigar Makers
Horseshoers
Unclear OCR sports box score fragment with players and totals
Fragmented OCR from a sports box score lists multiple players with partial numbers and percentages. The document shows names such as Paicey, Schettner, Hagen, Bachtrup, Junker, Eckert, Schreiber, Howard, Blust, Lawrence, Huck, Weise, Blum, and totals lines but lacks clear context or complete results.
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Ab.h.o.a.e
Paicey
Oj Schettner
Hagen
Bachtrup
Bruns
Oj Junker
Roser
Eckert
Schreiber
Howard
Blust
Kolt
Es. S
Lawrence
Canton Beats Terre Haute 2-1 In Central League Tilt
Canton defeated Terre Haute 2 to 1 in a hard fought Central League game played in Canton Ohio. Terre Haute scored early with a 1 run in the first and added another in the fifth while Canton answered with two runs in the first and one in the eighth. Batteries Brosius and McConnell teamed for Canton while Carroll and Holmes worked for Terre Haute.
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Canton
Terre Haute
R.H.B
Brosius
McConnell
Carroll and Holmes
Dayton Defeats Grand Rapids On Solid Offense And Pitching
Dayton beat Grand Rapids 6 to 2 as Hale pitched well and hitters delivered timely runs. Richardson and Harris contributed, while Grand Rapids struggled to answer Dayton’s early lead.
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Dayton
Grand Rapids
Hale
Tee Ae Dayton
Grand Benahdie Uc
I Wee
Richardson
Harris
South Bend Tops Springfield In Pitchers Battle
South Bend shut out Springfield 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. The lone run came on an error in the middle innings, backing strong pitching from Breitenstein and Clark for South Bend while Keener and Cross supported Springfield.
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South Bend
Springfield
Breitenstein and Clark
Keener
Cross
Evansville Beats Wheeling 5-3 In Slow Game
Evansville bats touched Maddox for runs as they defeated Wheeling 5 to 3 in a slow game. Batteries Pearson Knoll for Evansville Maddox Philbin for Wheeling.
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Evansville
Wheeling
W. Va
Maddox
R.elb
Pearson and Knoll
Maddox and Philbin
Retirements Shake Cluett Peabody Executive Line
After forty six years with Cluett Peabody & Co Robert Cluett retires from the presidency and from active participation. F F Peabody will assume the presidency with long familiarity in the company. Robert Cluett Jr becomes Vice President, C A Cluett becomes Secretary, and A Gillespie joins the Board of Directors.
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Robert Cluett
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Cluett
F. F. Peabody
Robert Cluett, Jr
Peabody
C. A. Cluett
A. Gillespie
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Department of Agriculture
Australia
Austria-Hungary
British India
Bulgaria
Chile
Roumania
Argentina
Tina
Tralia
Ada
Bush
United Can- States
Argen- Austria
Ttalia
Sas
Tennessee
Kanawha Ee
Aiden
Bushel
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Toledo
Chicago
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Duluth
St. Louis
Peoria
Java
Japan
Akron Crescent
Cleveland Diamond
Pagan
Asia
General Merchandise
Navy
Tai
Turkey
Grech
Manila
Candlewick
Tees
Tierces
Erranes Sd Eesbenacees
G. L. Cashmere
Henrietta Eupereede
Loretta
Florence
Everett
Kentucky
Great Falls
Brighton LA
Great Western
Trion Aaa
Fitchville
Masonville
Hill Tee Eewee
Utica
Liberty Bell
Ascot
Denims
York
Alabama
Bedford - Ores
Geneva
Salvador
Alameda
Saenee
Simpson
Ivy
Ivy Geiy
St. Aloysius Society
Covington, KY
Jas
Ernst
Hamilton
Geo
B. Engel
Cashier
H. P. Colville
Asst
Atilas National Bank
Walnut Street
Fraternal League
Douglass
A.r’wein
Pps
Tekulve
W'leman
D’chman
F.R’ Wein
M Stegner
Hoelscher
S G'leman
S. Jansen
Y Lockard
Soee
Heyde
Tree
Miller
Ruehrwein
Pechiney
Lincoln
Northside
Socre
Abe
O.A.E. North
W.kauf'n
Fiedler
Scheibly
Lindsay
Vollmer
Garner
Ritty
Moeller
Seebohm
J.kauf'n
Vogelpohl
Deil
Walker
Rosey
Elmore
Deininger
Hanley
Trades Union League
Plumb
Hlo.ae
P. A
H.o.ae
Dacey
Wolf
Tesase
Poehner
Heltm
Thoss
Crane
Grassan
Luttman
Jac’son
Stromer
Finner
Moran
Shannon
Billites
Brink’an
Ee Crane
M. Ab.h.o
Perry
Stenger
Kuhl
Synder
Brieda
Burning
Schrieb’r
Tse T
Cigar Makers Podworkers
Afraetenee
Ust
Blum
Hils—Nieberning
J. E. Jones & CO
GRALN
Carlisle Building
S. W. Cor
4Th and
Walnut
Baldwin
Paris
D. HM. Baldwin & CO
John W. Ballmann
Vine St
Carew
Ground Fiver
Steinway
S. Kuhn & Sons, Bankers
East Third Street
Columbus Gas and Fuel Company
G. C. Scott
Blast
Niederning
Wood
H.O.A.E
Hennessy
Earley
Burns
Berg
SRL
Corin
Thompson
Haendle
Bohache
Losacker
Zeverinck
Percell
Sareem
Collins
Mess
Worw'ck
Hachey
Goethe
Vorwerck
Smith
I.i
Bdgloff
Junker
Huck
J. G. Smith
Central League
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