Portugal United States Reciprocals Tariff Pact
The President announced a reciprocity agreement with Portugal granting reduced duties on Portuguese products imported to the United States. The King may suspend the pact on three months notice if cork or coffee duties rise or Portugal’s products are treated less favorably. It sets U S rights on fruits and runs five years from today.
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Washington
Portugal
United States
Azores
Madeira Islands
West India Islands
Coal Market Tone Shifts as West Relieves Stocks
A New York dispatch notes a less confident anthracite market in the West, where Western buyers absorb coal to ease tidewater stocks. Reading is blamed for conditions, but no serious trouble is feared. West freight rates stand at seventy five cents per ton versus thirty five to forty a year ago.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
West
Tidewater
Wheat Prices Jump on Crop Reports as Outside Players Enter Market
Chicago June 12 Wheat for July rose from 72½c to 74c then eased to 73c as rains in drought areas spurred fresh buying. Market drew new foreign and older operators from outside, boosting confidence in higher prices while flour followed with a 30c rise per barrel in a week.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Board of Trade
Shortage Looms In Minnesota Lumber Cut
Excess rain cannot avert a projected shortage of 150 million feet in the Minneapolis and Cloquet lumber season. If dry weather holds, the deficit will grow. Four Cloquet mills, normally over 100 million feet, have produced almost nothing due to log shortages as the Boom Company notes the river dropping six to twelve inches daily.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Cloquet
Columbus sees multiple new incorporations in mining and manufacturing
The Ella McKinley Mining Company of Cincinnati is capitalized at 12 500 with 1 250 000 shares at 1 cent each to pursue mining. The Queen City Smoke Consumer Company also of Cincinnati is formed with 10 000 in capital to manufacture and sell smoke consuming appliances. Other filings include the A G Corre Hotel Company in Cincinnati increasing stock to 200 000, Gypsum Canning Company of Gypsum with 10 000, Lewisburg Telephone Company at 1 500, and Anson Gas Company of Toledo with 100 000.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ella McKinley Mining Company
Cincinnati
Capital Stock
Messrs
George L. Flora
George W. Carey
Joseph A. Trautman
Henry Ketter
Ed Kleeman
A. G. Corre Hotel Company
Gypsum Canning Company
Lewisburg Telephone Company
Lewisburg
Anson Gas Company
Toledo
First Shipment to Shanghai from Beloit Factory
Fourteen car loads of tissue paper making machinery were shipped today from Beloit to Shanghai China. This marks the first American paper making machinery sent to the Celestial empire and perhaps the only one. Earlier shipments went to Japan.
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Shanghai
Beloit
Wis
Beloit Manufactory
China
Celestial Empire
Japan
Bleachers' Trade Group Formed With £9 Million Capital
London June 12 a new body the United Bleachers Association Limited is registered with capital of nine million pounds. Leading bleaching firms in the country have joined the organization designed to represent major industry interests.
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London
United Bleachers’ Association (Limited
Thirkield Named General Secretary of Freedmen Aid
Dr W P Thirkield has been elected General Secretary of the Freedmen’s Aid and Southern Education Society and assumed lead duties at the Methodist Book Concern. He will be joined by his family by July 1 and has long led Gammon School of Theology.
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of the Freedmen’s Aid
W. P. Thirkield
Freedmen's Aid and Southern Education Society
Methodist Book Concern
M. C. P. Mason
Thirkield
Epworth League
Edwin W. Schell
Hamilton
Gift of 19 000 Volumes to Marietta College
At a Marietta College trustees meeting Prof. A T Perry of Hartford Theological Seminary was elected president and will assume duties next year. Hon R M Stimson donated over 19 000 volumes and a rare collection, the largest book gift to any U S college. Captain J L Barbour will train students in military drill. he is a Marietta graduate. The year closed debt-free. Charles H Newton named auditor to succeed the late R R Dawes.
Water Shutoff Halts Two Factories in Northeast Highlands
Gate valve stem broke during reconnection of water to United States Playing Card Co. main cutting off supply to Norwood. Bullock Electric Mfg and Corcoran Sons Co idle yesterday due to the outage. Residents and private citizens suffer while repairs are awaited as bridge work and a disconnected main affect supply. Church tribute to Mr and Mrs Giffin includes gifts and songs. Replevin case from Hyde Park opens with writ served for goods seized from Sol Williams and Lymann Jennings.
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Mrs. Giffin
Norwood
United States Playing Card Company
Forest Avenue
Bullock Electric Manufacturing Company
T. H. Corcoran’s Sons Company
Frances Luella Anderson
Squire Jordan
Hyde Park
Sol. Williams
Lymann Jennings
Jackson
Squire
Ballard
Mrs. Anderson
Tom Shay
Real Estate Transfers in Local Ledger Listing
Transfers show numerous parcels including Lot 59 in R. M. Moore subdivision and Lot 217 in Presley Kemper subdivision. Notable moves include Margaretha Meichel to Wm H Scholle and Laura Stein to Mary Bragg. several sheriff sales and mortgage filings noted with multiple street and block references across Wyoming and Woodburn areas.
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Henrietta Feuerstein
Caroline L. Feuer
Milton Street
Critz
Lewis Kennedy
Miltan
Symmes
Frank E. Espach
Anna M. Oliver
Sheriff
George
Frederick
Laura
Louis “Zimmermann
Mary Brags
Eo Owas
Burns Farm
Wyomingstein
Amanda C. Timm
Presley Kemper
Wal- Tue
Cor
van Fleck
Elkanah Williams
Hill Street
Bernard
Elizabeth Gellenbeck
John H. Wohrmann
William c. Wohrmann
John Schurr
Albert Keck
Borden and
Powers Streets
Third National Bank
John Wright
Seus Caius C. Bragg
Joseph N. Lorentz
Mc- the Oak L.and B. Co
Ernst Bierich
Gaff
Thomas McDowell
Borman Avean
L. G. Hitchcock
Jessie L. H. Trevor
al Cansin cc
Kinsey
Chatham Street
McMillan Street
George Siegmann
Mary Siegmann
Seegar Streets
Raleigh F. Gratigny
Mildred Gratigny
Essex Place
Margaretha Iland
Rosa B. Johannigmann
St. Lawrence Street
Oakland Street
Hypertree
Wood, Harmon & Co
Hazel- Pria
Mary Stolworthy
Cypress Street
Walnut Hills
Woodburn Avenue Syndicate
C. C. Woodburn Avenue
Langdon A
Cincinnati Post Office Raises Announced for Staff
The Cincinnati Post Office lists annual salary increases for many workers effective July 1, with no new grade changes allowed in the coming fiscal year. Names and new pay amounts span clerks, stampers, registries, letter distributors, and superintendents across multiple stations.
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Cincinnati
Perry S. Heath
Igh
Tom Themr
David Mesahen
William D. Baker
Simon A. Baldus
Otto E. Betz
Hyde Park Station
Frank Birkemeyer
Stamper
Robt. W. Bradford
Rudolph Brenner
R. H. G. Brossmer
John FP. Brunst
Martin T. Burke
Ed P. H. Burnham
Michael J. Callahan
Thomas F. Cassily
Cook
Robt
H. Corey
Robt. Cullen
Cassius B. Guard
Roger Hannaford
Joseph Harris
Charles Hauck
Henry R. Hayward
John J. Hennessy
Merwin A. High
Newton G. Hildreth
Chas, N. Hoess
Fred L. Hermann
Cornelius J. Keating
Thos, D. Kemp
John E. Kinsey
Thomas W. Linehan
Franklin F. Lott
Joseph E. Lynch
Henry J. Maas
Frederick W. Meyer
Archie D. Millson
John Mitchell
James G. Morgan
James Muller
William Oldewage
George W. Payne
Fred Raine, Jr
Albert C. Ross
John A. Schon
Harry Schoepfel
Joseph M. Snyder
Clement E Stroup
Aug. J. Walburg
Stephen H. Weeks
John W. Wentz
Kathryn White
Edith 8. Whiteman
Robert J. Wood
Theo. B. W. Zumstein
Wm. H
Geo. W. Rer
John W. Wright
Porter
Lagoon Amphi Theater vaudeville lineup next week
The Lagoon Amphitheater announces daily performances at 4 and 8 p.m. featuring Billy Van Master Lores Grim The Brothers Gaspard Mexican jugglers Three Sonorants trick cyclists Neilson Sisters and other acts. Rain or shine shows.
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the Lagoon Amphitheater
Billy van
Lores Grim
Gaspard
Neilson
Woman Alleges Assault by Man with parental aid
Florence Wells of Lancaster Kentucky swore out a warrant charging Russell Haldeman with assault She says the January attack occurred with his parents present and she alleges a second assault in April The warrant was issued by County Judge Burnside on June 12.
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Kentucky
Commercial Tribune
Lancaster
Burnside
Russell Haldeman
Florence Wells
Haldeman
Attorneys Admitted to U S Circuit Court of Appeals
Attorneys Herbert H. Turner of New York and John W. Judd of Nashville were admitted to practice before the United States Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday. A note on Boro-Formalin antiseptic dressing for burns sores cuts and bruises is also mentioned.
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U. 8
Herbert H. Turner
New York
John W. Judd
Nashvil
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eclipse Observers Detail Corona Formations And Animal Reactions
W. P. Quinlan of Saint Xavier College describes an eclipse expedition's observations on May 28. The report covers corona shapes, shadow bands, streamers, and the greenish light that altered perception, plus measured camera exposures and minimal animal disturbance as daylight returned.
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W. P. Quinlan
Xavier College
Eclipse Observers Record Total Phase From Washington Georgia
Professor Frumweller and Reverend Rigge with St. Louis University and Creighton University officials establish a station near Washington Georgia to observe a solar eclipse. They describe equipment, cameras, timing, Bailey beads, shadow bands, corona photography, and a temperature drop of about 9 degrees during totality.
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A. F. Frumweller
St. Louis University
W. F. Rigge
Creighton University
Omaha
Washington, Ga
St. Joseph's Academy
Washington
Georgia
Charroppin
Rigge
Bailey
Charrappin
Frumweller
Frumpeller
Frs
Charroppin and Rigge
Wyoming Village Council to Again Award Street Contracts
The Wyoming village council will likely award contracts for the reconstruction of village streets on Wednesday July 11 after two prior postponements due to injunctions. About fifteen to twenty bidders are expected as work is split into four sections totaling around 70000 dollars.
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Wyoming
Wallace College Trustees Elect New Leadership At Berea
Rev Dr A J Nast and W A R Bruehl of Covington attend the Board meeting. Prof C W Hertzler resigns St Pauls College chair to take practical theology at Wallace. Prof W W Finke elected President. Prof H J Haffert named Vice President and professor of science and mathematics. German Methodists of Cincinnati Covington and Newport show strong interest.
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A.J. Nast
W. A. R. Bruehl
Covington
Wallace College
Berea
C. W. Hertzler
St. Paul's College
St. Paul Park
St. Paul
Minn
W. W. Finke
Locomotives to Lead Big Four Transit Meet in Atlanta
Bondholders of the Toledo St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad approve sale to Central Trust Vermilye Hallgarten and J Kennedy Todd for 130 plus interest from June 1. Of 8 820 000 first mortgage certificates, 7 082 000 vote yes. Samuel Hunt to retire on transfer to the new syndicate. George L Bradbury name heard in connection.
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Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City Railroad
Central Trust Company
Vermilye & Co
Hallgarten & Co
J. Kennedy Todd & Co
Samuel Hunt
Clover Leaf
Rail traffic surge as fast trains draw summer travelers
Passenger travel eastbound from western points climbs with summer tourism. New fast trains by Western and Central lines report strong business, while Pennsylvania and the Big Four run fast eastbound services. Slow trains lose share amid talks of rate cutting by differential lines.
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Trafic
Pensylvania
Mexico Road Prosperous
President A. E. Stillwell of the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railway visits New York. Construction is underway and slated for completion within two years. He expects a traffic connection with the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul to shorten the route from the Mississippi to the Pacific Coast.
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Mexico Road
Commercial Tribune
New York
A. E. Stillwell
New Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway
Despatchers Association Opens 13th Convention in Atlanta
The first session of the Train Despatchers Association of America met in Atlanta yesterday with about one hundred dispatchers in attendance. C. S. Evans of the Western & Atlantic Railway presided as Governor Candler welcomed the delegates. President F. N. Schultz from Garrett Indiana, Vice President J. R. Lusk of Newcastle Pennsylvania, and Secretary-Treasurer John F. Mackie of Chicago spoke in response.
Michigan Flyer Provides New Through Passenger Service
The Michigan Flyer announced by Assistant General Passenger Agent Geo. E. Rockwell of the Pennsylvania Lines will operate with the G. R. & I. service. The train leaves Cincinnati at 9 p.m. next Monday and arrives in Petoskey at 9 a.m. the following morning and Mackinaw at 11 15. It will be a solid vestibuled train with dining service.
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Michigan Flyer
Geo. E. Rockwell
Pennsylvania Lines
Pi Ple
Cincinnati
Petoskey
Mackinaw
New Engines for Big Four
Wm Garstang superintendent of Motive Power for the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis line has asked for bids on a new ten wheel passenger engine design. The engine weighs 168000 pounds, uses 78 inch drivers and 20 by 28 inch cylinders, with a 10 foot firebox and 3845 flues. Garstang has been ill but is now out again at his Indianapolis home.
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Wm. Garstang
Motive
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Garstang
Indianapolis
Railroad Discrimination Alleged in Party Convention Rates
Reports allege Southwestern Passenger Association granted a half fare for the Philadelphia Republican meeting while Kansas City attendees faced a fare of one dollar plus two dollars. Officials offered various explanations, none deemed satisfactory.
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Southwestern Passenger Association
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Wisconsin Central workers seek run time readjustment and higher wages
Milwaukee reporters note that engineers and conductors on the Wisconsin Central Railway petitioned today for a readjustment of train running times and an increase in wages. The company took the matter under advisement, and no trouble is anticipated.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Central Railway
Ohio River Railroad Promotions
PARKERSBURG W Va June 12 F E Blaxer of Minneapolis named Purchasing Agent of the Ohio River Railroad replacing M B Dean promoted.
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Ohio River Railroad
Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
F. E. Blaxer
Minneapolis
The
Ohio On Railroad
Dean
Railway and business notes from Indianapolis and beyond
Telegraph superintendent Rhodes on ten days leave in the East. General Manager Barnard of Peoria & Eastern in Cincinnati with Mrs Barnard. Rumor of President Smith of L & N resigning. Bert Cox visits Philadelphia connections. Erie leads eastbound tonnage due to new policy. Louisville Evansville St Louis sale approved for $10 million mortgage debt. Wall Street watches Northern Pacific dividend prospects amid a Friday meeting delay.
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Rhodes
Big Four
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
M. H. Smith
Bert Cox
Philadelphia
Western Lines
Erie
Louisville
Evansville
Southern Railway System
Wall Street
Northern Pacific
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Tom Williams
Coney Island
Mistletoe Lodge
No. 40
Daughters of Rebekah
William Nelson Woman's Relief Corps
No. 14
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Smith-Kasson Company
Fifth Street
Jolly Party
Cumminsville
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Mt. Auburn
House of Refuge
Father Quinlan
C. M. Charrappin
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Wyoming Council
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Notre Dame
George Roth
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Canal
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Main Street
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L. B. Cavett
Plasan
F. Kuhlmer
St. Bernard
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Winton Place
George Kershner
Kershner
C. Lubbers
C., H. & D. Railroad Company
the Commercial Tribune
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Reading
Academy
Eva Hellmuth
Mary Kennedy
Marie Rottermann
German Wallace College
A. J. Nast
Board of Trustees
Atlanta
Wisconsin Central Employees
J. A. Barnard
Peoria & Eastern
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Castoria
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