Open letter from Newport mayor on bridge reform and tax clash
A lengthy mayoral open letter addresses Newport and Covington bridge administration, criticizing directors for high expenses and political use of the bridge. It contrasts private vs public bridge operation, notes salary cuts and alleged missteps by the board, and cites council actions and director votes. The piece portrays a Democratic Republican split and ongoing civic controversy.
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Newport
General Council
Newport and Covington
M. M. Ware
Bernard Lenpker
Eleventh Street
R. W. Nelson
Harry Anstead
W. K. Hamilton
Nelson
Mayor Nelson's Bridge Company Owes City Tax and Lawsuit Lingers
The Central Railway and Bridge Company, led by Mayor Nelson, allegedly owes New Port city $39,549.18 in delinquent franchise taxes. A 1898 suit filed by ex-City Attorney Root was allowed to lapse, and the case was folded away in court. The School Board warns taxes could have funded teacher payrolls. officials may seek redocketing to compel payment.
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Nelson
Central Railway and Bridge Company
Newport
Gas Light Company
Street Railway Company
Central Bridge Company
Root
Bridge Company
Campbell
Rooth
Democratic Convention Splits Deepen in Campbell County
Street chatter after Saturdays Democratic Conventions reveals a larger party split. State Committeeman Pugh placed control with Sheriff Miller who made Mayor Nelson chair. Nelson backs Congressional aspirant. Miller supports Linn Gooch. Pugh aims to split the Berry delegation to back ex Mayor Rhinock, using Miller and Nelson as instruments in Campbell County.
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Pugh
Miller
Nelson
Linn Gooch
Kenton County
Berry
Rhinock
Covington
Campbell County
Postmaster gains three extra carriers for Washington department
Three additional carriers will be assigned July 1 at Washington due to high averages. Thomas Reay, William Newton and Harry King will fill the posts with placements to Ft. Thomas, Dayton, and the local city. Civil service exam results for the city list carriers J. P. Lindsay 88.80 percent Henry Ebert Jr 84.65 Harry Weissler 71.683 August Lussky 70.60 and clerks Hal Wei gele 92.10 Edward Runnells 85.55 Clem Goldsmith 83.45 Fred Habbershart 81.90 John Ost yer 73.70 Harry Oster mayer 74.55 Jad Voll 71.70.
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Meyers
Washington
Thomas Reay
William Newton
Harry King
Ft. Thomas
Dayton
J. P. Lindsay
Henry Ebert, Jr
Harry J. Weissler
Tragic Fall From Second Story Window Kills Monmouth Saloon Worker
Jack Braun, 23, employed at Matt Feline's saloon on Monmouth Street, fell from a second story window while sleeping beside an open window. He struck his head, fractured his skull, and was taken to Speers Hospital by the Fire Department wagon. Surgeon Walker of Cincinnati reported no recovery. Braun, single, lived with his grandmother on Hamlet Street.
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Jack Braun
Matt Feline
Monmouth Street
Speers’ Hospital
Walker
Cincinnati
Braun
Hamlet Street
Meeting of Hazen Garrison Army and Navy Union
A meeting of the W B Hazen Garrison Regular and Volunteer Army and Navy Union is set for June M at the Armory at Eleventh and York. All soldiers are urged to attend to foster social fellowship among those who served in the U S Army and Marine Corps.
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W. B. Hazen
Army and Navy Union
Armory
Eleventh
York Streets
Army of Marine Corps
United States
Marriage Licenses Granted In Cincinnati And Bellevue
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Fred Weichland of Cincinnati and Anna Reis enberg of Bellevue. A complaint was filed with City Clerk Covall from the Carpenters and Joiners Union regarding work on the Ones Engine House. Altar Society members of the Immaculate Conception Church are to meet at Parochial Hall tomorrow at 8 30 for Mrs Kate O Brien funeral. Jacob Steckel was jailed yesterday by Deputy Hindman and faces lunacy charges in Circuit Court. He is 30 and lives on West Sixth Street. St Martin’s Academy will hold graduating exercises today with Rt Rev Bishop officiating. graduates are Clara Martzoff Loretta Silva Nettie Runnells Annie Duffy. Evangelical Protestant Church of Johns Hill, Rev Hammerschmidt pastor, hosts annual picnic at Gardner’s Grove on Licking Pike Thursday July 12. Arrangements committee: John Kreizdoerfer Chris Lang Martin Schweitzer.
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Fred Weichland
Cincinnati
Anna Reisenberg
Bellevue
Covall
Carpenters’ and Joiners' Union
Altar Society of the Immaculate Conception
Kate O'Brien
Jacob Steckel
Hammerschmidt
Gardner's Grove
Licking Pike
Messrs
John Kreizdoerfer
Chris Lang
Martin Schweitzer
Dayton Church Announces Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev A J Ramsey
Rev A J Ramsey will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class on Sunday with assistance from Rev Dyer Ervin and Holt. Mrs Jo Partune to play organ, alumni to attend, high school to render two anthems. Warrants issued for Brooks Thrasher Leslie Shields and Mann Lightfoot for provocation, they left town. Teacher examinations set for 2 pm Saturday at the high school.
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A. J. Ramsey
Dyer
Ervin
Holt
Jo Partune
Brooks Thrasher
Lesiie Shields
Mann Lightfoot
Councilman Sayers Drops Pay Charges Against Official
At last night’s meeting Councilman Sayers introduced an ordinance to abolish the Superintendent of the Street Cleaning Department and filed charges against John Darenkamp for alleged neglect and irregular pay draws. He withdrew both to present before the Board of Aldermen next Thursday. Darenkamp, a Davison supporter, is described as an efficient officer.
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Sayers
John Darenkamp
Davenkamp
Fusion
Davison
City actions wrap Newport Covington bridge duties and funds
A City Council session adopted a resolution to supply the bridge company directors with the prescribed legal duties. The Hiles electric light plant measure was reconsidered and sent back to Law and Gas committees. May collections reached 3245 by the Sealer and Gager, and delinquent taxes totaled 25454 per the City Solicitor. Law Committee recommended postponing the firemen pension fund pending next apportionment, and the report was unanimously approved.
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Newport and Covington Bridge Company
Grothaus
Hiles
Law and Gas
Sealer and Gager
Art Club installs officers and adopts articles
At yesterday afternoon's meeting the Art Club installed new officers: President Mrs. William Perkins, Vice President Mrs. Edward Ebbert, Recording Secretary Mrs. Amelia B. Jones, Corresponding Secretary Miss Lucy Liebert, Treasurer Miss Mattie Furber. The Examining Board is Miss Selden and Miss Willie Kennedy. Revised constitution articles for new departments were adopted. Covington Civic League joined. The musical department will be organized later. Edith Noonan elected active member. Letters from public school children praised the club for pictures placed in schools. Prize essays on The Benefits of Debate and The Art of Giving were read. Mr. Earl Farneau was complimented.
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Art Club
William Perkins
Edward Ebbert
Amelia B. Jones
Lucy Liebert
Mattie Furber
Selden
Willie Kennedy
Covington Civic League
Edith Noonan
Earl Farneau
Real estate transfers recorded in local deeds
Fred C Niemeyer and wife transferred to Mary Ida Worrall 25 by 105 feet on Greenup street for $100 and other considerations. Lewis Wilson and wife sold to Kate M Smith 34 by 85 feet at Clifton avenue and Linden street and 42 by 146 feet at Linden avenue and May street for $1,250. Oliver Jones and wife conveyed 98 by 200 feet on Banklick road to Frank Hussenet for $5,000. Hussenet to Jones for same property and terms. R B Groesbeck sold to Edward Schippen 17 by 74 feet on the south of market space for $2,300.
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Fred C. Niemeyer
Mary Ida Worrall
Greenup Street
Seventeenth Street
Lewis Wilson
Kate M. Smith
Clifton Avenue
Linden Street
Linden Avenue
May Street
Oliver Jones
Frank Hussenet
Banklick Road
Bride burned by gasoline stove accident in Lower Greenup
Mrs. Fred Fischer, three weeks a bride, was badly burned at her home on Lower Greenup Street yesterday noon. Gasoline on her sleeve ignited when she lit the stove, neighbors rushed to smother the flames, and she was rushed to safety though seriously burned but not fatally.
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Lower
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Pearce Divorce suit over abandonment and custody
Judith L. Pearce sues Charles B. Pearce for divorce on abandonment after 1892 marriage in 1869. She seeks alimony custody of their 12 year old child and an injunction to restrain sale or removal of property valued at about 50 000 dollars. Attorney O H Roetken for plaintiff.
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Judith L. Pearce
Charles B. Pearce
O. H. Roetken
Marriage licenses issued in Covington area
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Joseph Timmerding 27 and Mary Anne 27 both of Covington Theodore Herricks 26 and The resa Knoebler 24 both of Covington Adam Hoffman 23 of Newport and Carrie Holtman 23 of Central Covinston
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Joseph Timmerding
Mary Anne
Covington
Theodore Herricks
Theresa Knoebler
Adam Hoffman
Newport
Carrie Holtman
Covinston
Arrests and sentences in three city cases
Marshal Hamlin of Milldale jailed Pat Mullins for thirty days in the workhouse for breach of the peace. Marshal Barkhall of West Covington jailed Dave Hicks for disorderly conduct. Marshal Lambert of Central Covington jailed Alex Ballman for breach of the peace.
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Marshal Hamlin
Milldale
Pat Mullins
Dave Hicks
Marshal Barkhall
West Covington
Alex. Ballman
Central Covington
Marshal Lambert
German Shooting Club holds nineteenth annual shoot at Lookout House
The German Shooting Club held its nineteenth annual shoot at Lookout House yesterday. John Allison won first prize, John Heidel second, Fred Glade third. George Wiemocherster won the crown and was named King, with Mrs Budde chosen as Queen.
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Lookout House
John Allison
John Heidel
Fred Glade
George Wiiechoerster
Mrs
Budde
Grand jury indicts on weapon and jail-break charges
The grand jury reported at noon yesterday with indictments against Steve Smith and William Wells for carrying concealed weapons and against Ben Cook, Harry Selman, Joseph Lehman, and John Schweigel for breaking jail.
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William Wells
Ben Cook
Harry Selman
Joseph Lehman
John Schweigel
Auction Today for Mrs Lovell Residences on Scott Street
Mrs Lovell’s property at 1345 Scott and 1347 Scott is slated for auction today at 3 p.m. in Sandford. Dr Louis Brinker, Bellevue Hospital graduate, arrived in the city yesterday to visit his mother on West Sixth Street.
Ft Wayne shuts out Wheeling and Dayton downs Newcastle
Dayton beats Newcastle 12 to 1 after a 12 inning scoreless start, Dayton tallies 11 across in later frames, Wheeling loses 9 4. Ft Wayne wins 3 2 in a separate game as Wicker Moore Donahue smith Graffius staff.
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Sunday baseball fined in Fort Wayne case
Ft. Wayne and Wheeling baseball players and the umpire were fined one cent each by Justice Bullerman for playing on Sunday. The officers waived all costs, making the total nineteen cents. Attorney Bittinger for the Good Citizens League sought a jury trial but guilty pleas stopped that.
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Commercial Tribune
FT. Wayne
Ind
Wheeling
Justice Bullerman
Bittinger
Good Citizens’ League
Reunion of Catholic Knights at Mt Lookout Park
Great preparations are underway for the second annual family reunion and outing of the Catholic Knights of America to be held at Mt Lookout Park next Sunday. The previous year drew about 6000 attendees and organizers expect even larger crowds. Admission is provided at the event.
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Catholic Knights of America
Mt. Lookout Park
Lottery schemers targeted by postal ban across nations
Authorities press to block lottery schemes and protect the public. The ban targets Credit d’Epargne based in Paris and Emile Tuchmann of New York, with postal orders halted and no mail allowed to pass between these parties and the United States.
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Credit d’Epargne
Paris
Emile Tuchmann
New York
United States
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Chicago
Busy day at track with multiple races and results
The page lists a busy day of racing including Ho fifth race details and entries such as Hi Necker Cotton Plant and Isobel. It notes horses with weights and odds like Hi Necker 14 to 5 and Isobel 6 to 5, with times for each race.
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Imp. Loiterer
Lee King
Talley
He Chales
Maggie
Shell Lake
Cap- Tenole
Marie G. Brown
Hadicap
Hi Necker
Dominick
Dale
McGinn
Tissis Gs
Yellow Tail
Guide Rock
Pete Camera Ane
Chancellor
Casandron
Lanza
Hi Kollar
Troubeam
Mamie Lou
Tulla Fonso
Long race day at Gravesend with two favorites winning
New York June 11 report from Gravesend notes long delays but strong finishes. Winners included McAddie in the third and Holstein in the fifth while other favorites fell. Fast track and perfect weather accompanied competitive six-race program with detailed results and times for each race.
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Gravesend
McAddie
Holstein
Prestidigitator
Shaw
Kamara
Rausch
I Buffoon
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Oliver Mac
Tulane
Speedman
Imitation
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Ethics
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the Covenanter
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Connie Dominates Overland Park Opener in Fast Pacing Race
At Overland Park Denver report lists six races with multiple heats and winners. Connie won the pacing event in three straight heats with times around 2:22 to 2:24. Mabel Jefferson claimed the trotting title, Fernand led the running four furlongs, St. Germaine won the six furlong sprint, and Alarla topped the final six furlongs with Melody and Eva Wilson following.
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Col
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Connie
Prosper
Blast
Arline
Buena
JoJo
Penchant
Mabel Jefferson
Red Cliff
Herbert C
Gebhart
Ednaniepaeiee
Fernand
Don H
Horn
St. Germaine
Pilot
Flyletta
Alarla
Melody
Eva Wilson
Grand Circuit meeting entries listed for Columbus Ohio
The Driving Association Company of Columbus announces the Grand Circuit program from July 30 to August 3 with daily trotting and pacing meets. Entries close July 16 at 11 p.m. and prize money ranges from 1,500 to 5,000 dollars across multiple classes and speeds.
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Driving Association Company of
Ludlow High School Commencement Program Reads
Invitations issued for Ludlow high school commencement on Thursday night. The program lists Invoca tion by Rev John Colledge. Orations by Miss Anna Lee Shoemaker Gerald Leming Joseph Cooke Leonard Stewart. Music by Visconte and Russo. Diploma presentation by A I Hays. Benediction and closing music.
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Anna Lee Shoemaker
William Baxter
Deveil Damour
Nellie de Marque
Gerald Leming
Frances Bowen
Virginia Gottleib
Joseph Cooke
Leonard Stewart
Visconte and Russo
A. I. Hays
Benediction
Police seek Val Zangmeister after Sunday disappearance
Last night police searched for 60 year old Val Zangmeister who wandered from his home at 413 Pioneer Street on Sunday night. He is described as frail with gray hair and wears a dark coat. Neighbors are urged to contact authorities with any information.
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Val Zangmeister
Pioneer, Street
Weather forecast for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky midweek
A regional forecast indicates warmer temperatures for northern areas on Tuesday with fresh winds. Winds shift to southeast later in the week with a notable rise in sea level pressure affecting Kentucky and neighboring states.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Boats Leaving Today Advertisements on The River
Portsmouth Chile shows ships departing today with times listed. Several vessels including PEARCE and KEYSTONE have 5 p.m. deadlines. Pittsburg Wells and Wells Workum schedule June departures with specific 3 30 p.m. times.
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Wells
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Graduation Recital at Auditorium School of Music
Miss Nettie K. Oppenheimer headlined a graduation recital in Odd Fellows Temple assembly hall with Miss Jessie Gardner on piano and Miss Katherine Hart as contralto. Gardner offered Pirani pieces and Gounod Liszt faust waltz while Hart displayed a warm contralto tone and brilliancy in Les Filles de Cadiz. Oppenheimer impressed with natural elocution and a strong mezzo voice in Henry VIII Scene 4 Act 2.
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Shot His Accuser Ends in Left Arm Wounding
Edward Thompson of 106 East Court Street was shot twice in the left arm by Walter Bennett of 837 Livingston Street after a Court and Walnut Street dispute. Bennett fled but is expected to be arrested. Thompson is hospitalized with non dangerous injuries that may affect his left hand.
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East Court Street
Walter Bennett
Livingston Street
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Bennett
Walnut Streets
Fire destroys Walt Oxley store at St Albans
Early today a fire destroyed Walt Oxley's general store and contents at St Albans. Estimated loss nears $10,000 with insurance minimal. Thieves suspected to have entered, stolen goods, then set the fire before help arrived. In New York, two five story brick buildings on West End Avenue owned by George Ketcham & Co burned, housing 125000 bushels of grain, with about $140,000 loss.
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Commercial Tribune
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W. Va
Walt Oxley
St. Albans
New York
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West
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Two dies of tuberculosis at City Hospital
Robert Sheppard of Sixth and Freeman streets and Andrew Clark of 413 East Front street died yesterday at City Hospital from tuberculosis. Sheppard’s case was generalized, affecting all the organs of the body.
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Lang Suffering Partial Paralysis At Home
Frank W. Lang aged 54 of 615 East Pearl street was stricken with paralysis yesterday morning at his home. An ambulance took him to City Hospital where doctors report the condition as a partial paralysis with belief of recovery.
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Preacher J E Riddick Convicted in Temple Killing
In Lawrenceville the jury found Rev. J E Riddick guilty of manslaughter for shooting Dr. W H Temple. The verdict carries a three year penitentiary sentence.
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Trustees of Cincinnati Hospital to hold special meeting
The trustees will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock to open bids for supplies and decide on a design for the proposed additions to the Branch Hospital. Meeting of trustees.
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River Heights Drift With Varying Water Levels
The river yesterday rose to 9.4 feet at 6 a.m. then fell to 1 at noon and to 8.8 feet by 6 p.m. The weather was partly cloudy and sultry, with warm temperatures.
Bigger boats promised as Edgington boosts fleet
Captain Edgington announced plans to replace the Wells with a larger vessel or exchange for a bigger boat to improve service as his steamer line expands beyond current capacity. The note credits his family for growing trade and hints at purchasing two new boats if needed.
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River reports and river interests dominate Warren dispatch
Special despatches note river gauges in Warren and towns across the Ohio Valley. Pittsburg reports a slight rise from Allegheny swell with fall expected after rain. river men discuss raising Allegheny bridges and steamboat law complaints via George Uhler. Debris from the Francis J Torrence incident near Monongahela, dam measurements and vessel movements observed.
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Joyous Law Graduates Final Smoker at Schuler's
The Cincinnati University Law School class capped its studies with a final smoker at Schuler's. A joyous gathering featured floral décor and school colors. Toastmaster Harry H. Friedman led toasts and songs as the list of attendees, including Carl W. Utter and Bernard C. Fox, celebrated completion and imminent bar admission.
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Maritime arrivals and departures dated June 11 report
A compilation of ships arriving at and sailing from major ports on June 11 including The Pentland arriving at Philadelphia from Liverpool and The Europa at New York from London. Other entries note arrivals at Hamburg and Marseilles and sailings from Auckland and Queenstown with Cunard and Bremen departures and related routes.
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Henry Sharp ex mayor of Fort Wayne dies at 91
FT WAYNE June 11 Henry Sharp former mayor and first Republican to hold the office in Fort Wayne died at his Jackson street home at age 91. MAYS VILLE Ky June 11 William Lally aged 57 collapsed and died this morning from apoplexy. He owned property and leaves two brothers Patrick and Michael in Cincinnati and a family.
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Maysville Couple Wed Here in June Ceremony
Mayavllle Ky June 11 Henry Knoth of Cincinnati wed Miss Tillie Jaerger aged 40 in a local ceremony.
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Agricultural Market Prices Across Regions and Commodities
Cattle and hog markets across Texas, Chicago, New York, and Kansas City show steady to higher prices for cattle with Texas fed steers at 4.50 to 5.36 and hogs trading around 5.05 to 5.75. Receipts include 29,000 hogs and 16,000 sheep in Texas, plus 15,500 cattle in Chicago. Prices vary by grade from poor to prime, with calves and bulls also listed. Corners include Texas and Western sheep values, and notable dealer quotes for steers, heifers, canners, and stockers.
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Ohio Valley National Bank
Bepler & Co
Third St
Near Main
Western
Cherieure
A. Victoria
K. Friedrich
Eutschland
Palatia
Batavia
Patricia
G. Waldersee
Hamburg-American Line
Way
Ohio Valley Nat'l Bank
Western German Bank
Twelfth
And
Vine
Kuhn & Sons, No
Third
Atlas Nat'l Bank
Walnut St
Postoffice
German National Bank
Walnut Sts
Azores
Ee Line
Trojan Prince
R. Richard & CO
Cunard Line
Queenstown
Saxonia
Ivernia
State Street
Mass
Aux
Martin
Avondale
Perkins Av
H. A. Perkins
Barr ST
Central Av
MT. Auburn
Albion Place
WM. A. Hall
Hartwell
Glenway Av
Eden
Grand St
Eden Park
Rockdale
Avs
George B. Dean
the Barclay
Fourth ST
Bofinger & Hopkins
T. de
Fifth St
MR. Flynn
SAFES
T. J. Llison
Blymyer
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