Wheat and Corn Rally as Rain Delays Hit Markets
Chicago reports rising wheat prices on continued rain across Kansas Nebraska and the Southwest with July futures near 88 89 cents while corn gains eek higher on fresh rainfall forecasts. Oats advance and provisions trade mixed with daily receipts and mortgage activity noted for Minneapolis Duluth Chicago and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Kansas
Nebraska
Southwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Missouri
Shorts and Commission Houses
Lara
Real Estate Transfers and Leases in Local Districts
A long list of property transactions including William Breen to Sarah Breen 25 by 109 feet on Collins arbest and Mary Knorr to William Gundmeier 50 by 98 feet on Bickel BC ENOOEY GWONNOM, with numerous other deeds, leases, and lot transfers described across Avondale, Hyde Park, Bernard Kottman sub and related subdivisions. Several parcels list dimensions, street names, and annual rents, noting parties such as Louisa Franz to Mary Schroder and Elizabeth Bungener to Frederick Gear, among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabéth Eee
Brewing Co
Jaeffner
Cummins- Stephen 8Oyle
H. F
Hazel Avenue
Norw Pad
Suantom Avenue
Eseeneese
Bofinger & Hopkins
Margaret M. Bridwell
McCormick
Ae Oy
Lerman Eneay
Benjamin F
Elsmere
Samuel J . Ca . Newbold
L. L. Pierson
Cutter and Linn
Charles R. Hall
Addie L. Hall
Oakley Park
Mt. Auburn
Avondale
Sarah Breen
Elmore B. & L. Co
Minnie Binder
People’s B. & L. A. Co
John A. Sanger
Same
Eeees
Lisette Fuller
George
Anna Bauer
Union Savings
B. Gcomideny
Acc
Ars
Sfow
Harry A. White
Mt. Healthy
Cota Aty Ie Aos
Esac
Secs
Csnveessecs
Alois Vierling
Anthony J. Nieman
Westwood Homestead Company
Csecce Ree Reesees
Moritz Klein
Maurice L. Galvin
Maria M. Gerlach
Spring Grove
Ds Grisin Ad Saee
Sophia Schlotman
Brighton German Bank Company
Ene Cesseceeese
Emeline Atkins
Atlas L. & B. Co
Rosa Kraft Te
Bryanville B. & L. Co
Louisa Uchtman
Woodburn Ave
L. & Bo Rac
Neds
Hw Nanos
Frances Sicking
Eagle B. Co
Alex. Hacvuot
Court Street Market
Frank L. Rey
Milford B. & L. Co
Eck Enna Dea Homsupletee Sons
Canse
Jacob Soller
Southern
Ohio
Mae H.etene . Co
William Breen
Collins Arbest
Mary Knorr
William Gundmeier
Bickel
Charles E. Noble
Mary A. Lewis
Norwood View
Emanué
Klein
Newcomb F. Terrell
Harvey Avenue
Aida
Louisa M. Franz
Mary Schroder
Bernard Kottman
Ardeese
Mary F. Wayne
Margaret Germann
Mt. Auburn and
Avondale Syndicate
Éash
Harry J. Weston
Virgil G. Tower
Observatory Avenue
Edwards Road
Myers Y. Cooper
Pasquale Simone
Duncan Avenue
Erie Avenue
Sarah Kinney
Frank H. Kipne
Zumatein Avenue
Hyde Park
Patrick
Mary Kenney
Ound Street
Main Avenue
Mound Street
Bertha Brill
Joseph
A. Koehne
SUMO
Thompson's
Fairmount
Oscar Trochelman
John J. Myers
Craig Avenue
Mortana Avenue
Joseph O. Stoesser
Tillie Emmert
Rochelle Sie
Seminole Street
Madel Ison
Sarah A. Curtis
Clift Place
John H. Grelwe
Florence Sicking
Tandridge Street
Pendleton Street
Arnold
Henry Leiser
I. J. Miller
John J. Metcalfe
Alexander Af. Harvuot
Frederick Gear
Elizabeth’ “Bungener
McLean Av
Athe Bis Aera Watn
Peinger ‘Eldman’s
Julia
Clason Bineky
Ade
Hamilton County
Ohlo
McHenry Avenue
Westwood
Cincinnati
Samuel Doty
Lot No. 5
Doty
Rosa B. Herrmann
W. J. Fein
McHenry Road
Enger
Leo OR _ GUIDO BS
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court
A list of fresh cases filed in Common Pleas Court numbers 140,144 to 140,151 including Linehan Loveland Co. vs. Robert B. McGoran and Walters & Coleman vs. Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Co. for $100 damages, Millner & Millner vs. C C Ry Co. for $530.88 damages, and Anna Schmidt vs. Board of Freedom for $611. The Superior Court case 54,026 features The Amsler Engineering Co. vs. M. W. Anderson et al. for an injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linehan Loveland Co
Robert B. McGoran
Squire Maus
Walters & Coleman
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific By. Co
Bennett & Utter
John Dunn
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Texas Pacific Ry. Co
Millner & Millner
The
Furst Bros
Bettman- Johnson Co
Kramer & Kramer
Anna Schmidt
Board of Freedom
Galvin & Bauer
Walter Foddy
Anna B. Hastings
Anna B. Hastings Et al.; For Partition of Estate, G. J. Fredriks, Jr
Virginia Carey
Percy Kane
Squire Lossinger
Superior Court
Amsler Engineering Co
M. W. Anderson Et al
Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly
Fifty Japanese Fishermen Lost in Kagoshima Wrecks
On June 16 a fleet of fifty fishing boats was wrecked off Kagoshima coast, resulting in 350 crew members drowned. The Kagoshima governor requested assistance from the government navy yard at Sasebo for rescue and relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kagoshima
Tokyo
Sasebo
Singers Arrive for Saengerfest in Indianapolis
Indianapolis hosts the National Saengerfest of the American Saengerbund this week with about two thousand singers and instrumentalists and twenty thousand visitors expected. Visitors include United Singers of Cincinnati Toledo Maennerchoir St Louis delegation and United Male Choruses from Chicago arriving tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
American Saengerbund
United Singers of
Cincinnati
Toledo Maennerchoir
St. Louis
United Male Choruses
Chicago
Former Butte Mayor Suffering Ill En Route to City
H L Frank Montana millionaire and former mayor of Butte was sent from Chicago to the home of his brother in law A W Goldsmith 3225 Harvey Avenue. He arrived for care after a nervous breakdown linked to convention excitement. Frank is a prominent miner and politician and a Republican National Convention delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Frank
Montana
Butte
Chicago
Inlaw
A. W. Goldsmith
Harvey Avenue
Frank
Goldsmith
Night riders shielded as Bracken Grand Jury indictments none
Bracken County Grand Jury adjourned without indictments in night riding cases. Over seventy witnesses summoned, all refused to name their assailants. Henry Gross testified he knows some riders but will not reveal identities. Day riding also not indicted. No felony cases on Bracken Circuit Court docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken County
Commercial Tribune
Augusta
Grand Jury
Grand
Henry Gross
Lewis Kinny
Williams
Bracken Circuit Court
Night riders trial opens in Harrison Circuit Court
Cynthiana Kentucky June 1 special term of Harrison Circuit Court convened for trial of men charged with being members of the night riders who attacked Marshall Haley last February. Haley's tobacco was thrown in a creek. Kenton Fowler Brown and Magee asked to be tried together. A special venue of fifty men was summoned after the regular jury panel was exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cynthiana
Harrison
Marshall Haley
Haley
Kenton
Fowler
Farmers Held on Raid Tie Over in $1000 Bonds
Ripley O June 16. Matters in the tobacco district are quiet. Enton Mann and William Frost, farmers arrested for alleged involvement in the Walter Hook raid at Red Oak May 23, appeared before the mayor for examining trial and were bound over to the grand jury in $1000 each, bond furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Ripley
Enton Mann
William Frost
Walter Hook
Red Oak
Ohio engineers killed in wreck near Madison Mills
A Baltimore & Ohio passenger train en route from Columbus to Washington was wrecked near Madison Mills Ohio. Engineer Joseph Floyd of Newark was killed with a rod through his neck. fireman George Kuninger of Newark injured. Passengers shaken but unhurt. Wreck blamed on spreading rails. a special medical train went to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington C. H
Midland City
Cannibals Kill Four Europeans on Congo River Sinking
Reports from the west coast of Africa say the steamboat Ville de Bruges sank on the Upper Congo last May after a tornado. Of six Europeans who died four were killed and eaten by cannibals while seventy negroes drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Africa
Congo
Ville de Bruges
Obituary notes for Eugene Pringle and others
Obituary notes Joseph Eugene Pringle longtime Jackson County Bar president and Michigan political figure dies at home in Jackson of apoplexy. Also memorials for Eugene Murphy Alaska commissioner born Albany NY 1836, Abigail Betts Johnston widow of Dr Alexander Johnston dies at 77 in College Hill, Cincinnati. Funeral for Grace Episcopal Church安排 Friday 10 am Spring Grove burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Pringle
Jackson County
Michigan
Jackson
Mich
Mr. Pringle
Otsego County
N. Y
Eugene P. Murphy
Alaska
United States
Russia
San Francisco
Mr. Murphy
Albany
West Poli
Abigail R. Betts Johnston
Alexander M. Johnston
College Hil
Cincinnati
Isaac Johnston
Oak Street
North Bend Road
Nina Pugh
T. McCrea
College Hill
Grace Isecopal Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Auto Ride of Orphans Parade Heads Downtown
A Cincinnati event called the Orphans Ride will take over 1,000 orphans on a suburban outing today. Mayor Markbreit and Chief of Police Millikin will lead the 115 autos as they tour Race street to Burnet Woods and Chester Park, with a lunch stop and free park access for the children before returning home. Participants and donors include Val Duttenhofer Jr and a lengthy list from the local automobile community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet Woods
Chester Park
Runs and Tours Committee
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Val Duttenhofer, Jr
Race Street
Canal
Markbreit
Millikin
House of Refuge
Duttenhofer
Eden Park
Walnut Hills
Rodgers
Jorge Strietman
Otto Armleder
Avondale
Mitchell Avenue
Chester
Martin
Ohio Supreme Court Decisions Summary
The Ohio Supreme Court released a batch of rulings listing case numbers such as 10,376 Mansfield versus Maxwell and 10,395 Peter Bowers against Fulton Township Board of Education with varied outcomes including judgments affirmed, dismissed for error, or settled by consent. Multiple counties and entities including Richland Fulton Erie and Hamilton are referenced with actions ranging from judgments affirmed to modifications and stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bowers
Board of Education of
Fulton Township
Fulton County
The
Reough Construction Company
Mansfield
Richland County
G. Cook Storey
George E. Dixon
Washington County
Levi Hoffmaster
J. F
Allen Stroud
West Huron Sporting Club
Erie County
the Cincinnati Traction Company
Mamie Miller
L. O. Brown Et al
Commissioners
A. & C. J. Railroad Company
Wabash Railroad Company
Daniel Shea
Anderson
J. W. Close
Peter Parker
E. M. Hodge Et al
J. S. Dunlap
State of Ohio
Wade Ellis
Smith Agricultural Chemical Company
Lester Johnson
Etc
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Oliver Monnett
F. M. Epley
Thad H. Rowland
Circuit Court of
Lorain County
Graduates at Miami University Hamilton June 16 1909
Miami University holds its eighty fourth commencement with the State Normal College ceremony in the university auditorium. Dean Minnich presided as 27 graduates received diplomas and President Edwin Holt Hughes delivered the address. Also noted were resignations and new leave arrangements for trustees and President Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Miami
University
State Normal College
H.C. Minnich
Edwin Holt Hughes
Depauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Methodist Episcopal Church
Taft daughter wins Bryn Mawr scholarship
Washington June 16 Secretary Taft announced his daughter Helen Herron Taft has won the Pennsylvania Scholarship for Bryn Mawr College. The award, valued at 300 dollars, is for the best entrance examination and she will enter Bryn Mawr next September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Helen . Herron Taft
Baldwin School
Bryn Mawr
Pennsylvania
Bryn Mawr College
Steal Baby Carriage From Hallway Reported
William Stern reports his baby carriage was stolen from a hallway while his wife visited a friend at 717 East Court Street. Stern fears the infant might have been taken as well but was reassured by Chief Corbin that the baby remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stern
Central Avenue
East Court Street
Stern
Corbin
Knights Templar Elect Officers for Hanselmann Commandery
Hanselmann Commandery No. 16 Knights Templar elected officers last evening with George W. Atridge named Eminent Commander and William H. Schwartz as Generalissimo. James W. Montgomery became Captain General and W. W. Devon was chosen Senior Warden. H. E. Germann is Junior Warden Edward J. Krehbiel Prelate James Dillaby Treasurer D. H. Pottenger Recorder Louis Wirth Standard Bearer Benjamin J. Piper Sword Bearer 8S. K. Chacksfield Warder Charles G. Fortmeyer Trustee for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanselmann
Knights Templar
George W. Atridge
William H. Schwartz
James W. Montgomery
W. W. Devon
H. E. Germann
Edward J. Krehbiel
James Dillaby
D. H. Pottenger
Louis Wirth
Benjamin J. Piper
K. Chacksfield
Charles G. Fortmeyer
Democrats to be Called for Ohio Committee Meeting
Columbus June 16 Chairman W L Finley will likely call a meeting of the Democratic State Executive Committee in Columbus next Thursday June 23 He has sent letters to members asking if the date suits Candidates will be notified and expected to attend Judson Harmon will be absent in Michigan Dr S E Simmons of Norwalk named as Fourteenth District member to succeed W G Sharp of Elyria nominated for Congress committee now complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
W. L. Finley
Democratic State Executive Committee
Notice to Builders for Fireproofing Proposals
Sealed bids due 12 noon July 7 1908 for fire proofing stairways and corridors in multiple Cincinnati school buildings. Bids must include all interested parties and a 30 percent bid guarantee. Forms available at listed offices. bids on blank forms in sealed envelopes marked with building names. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City Hall
Warsaw
Glenway
Sunset Avenues
Bond Hill
Oakland
Maple Avenue
Linwood
Eastern Avenue
Russell
Winton Place
Winton Road
Forest Avenue
Cincinnati
J. M. Withrow
Cit
Highlands
Lewis Avenue
Ohio
Tietig & Lee
Commercial
Tribune
Alldings and
Iman Committee
Ohio Secretary Seeks Printing Bids for Howe History Sets
Commissioners of Public Printing in Columbus invite bids by July 6 1908 for printing binding and delivery of 17000 sets of Howes History from state owned plates with state furnished paper. Also bids for 1200 reams of white book paper 41 by 55 120 lbs per ream. Two bonds equal to contract value required. Secretary Carmi A Thompson announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of Public Printing
Columbus
Secretary of State
State of
Ohio
State House
Carmi A. Thompson
Administratrix Named for Susan Schuetterle Estate
Helen Piper appointed by Hamilton County Probate Court as administratrix of the estate of Susan Schuetterle, deceased. H J Guckenberger attorney at 518 Walnut Street to represent the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Probate Court
Susan Schuetterle
Helen Piper
H. J. Guckenberger
Walnut Street
Dynamite Wrecks Royal Coal Mines Plant at Argentine
The Royal Coal Mines plant at Argentine near Butler Pennsylvania was destroyed by dynamite. Loss exceeds $20,000 as the coal tipple and railroad track are wrecked and windows in forty six houses shattered. Labor troubles had existed but an investigation is under way with several arrests expected. Foreign miners have refused to return to work since the explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Royal Coal Mines
Argentine
River Schedule and River Stage Update
The River section lists departures from Pomeroy Maysville and Louisville with triweekly times and a Memphis schedule. The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 9 feet 7 inches and falling at 6 p.m. yesterday, indicating lower water levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Flotsam and Jetsam Port Departures and Arrivals
The Queen City bound for Pittsburg and others including Greenland to Pomeroy Courier to Maysville Kentucky to Madison and City of Cincinnati to Louisville. Today curier from Maysville Lizzie Bay and City of Louisville due in. Ohio forecast: river rising at Kanawha and falling at Cincinnati, warmer weather. Courier leaves at 11 p.m. from Sycamore, Lizzie Bay at 5 p.m. from Main, City of Louisville at 5 p.m. from Main bound Louisville. Peters Lee leaves Friday at 5 p.m. for Memphis and St. Louis. J B Lewis with empties for Kanawha. George Mathewson with timber upriver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Pittsburg
Greenland
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Kentucky
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Curier
Lizzie Bay
City of Louisville
Ohio River
Pt. Pleasant
Ohio
Cincinnati
Greene Line
Manchester
All Way
Sycamore Streets
Main Street
Lee Line
Peters Lee
Memphis
St. Louis
J. B. Lewis
George Mathewson
News From Other Ports River reports and arrivals
River levels and arrivals at multiple ports. Pittsburg shows 6.2 feet and stationary while Wheeling rises from 4.8 feet. Madison 9.5 feet and falling. Evansville 10 feet and falling. Cairo 35.1 feet and falling. Government boat C W Culberson from Jeffersonville arrived at 3 p m. Ships and departures noted at St Louis with several arrivals and a few departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
H. K. Bedford
Bessie Smith
Parkersburg
Royal
Clarington
Ruth
Sistersville
Ben Hur
Madison
Evansville
Cairo
C. W. Culberson
Jeffersonville
Joseph B. Williams
New Orleans
Wash Honshell
Mississippi
Louisville
ST. Louis
Sidney
Keokuk
Sibell
Calhoun
Hamburg
Spread Eagle
Grafton
Bald Eagle
Peoria
Quincy
Dubuque
Omaha
Jefferson City
Ford Herold
Memphis
Burlington
Howard Reunites With Family In Louisville Station
James B. Howard’s wife and three children arrived this morning for a joyful reunion at the station. They are guests of Captain Davis. Howard has assumed duties in the office of County Clerk Gabhart, drawing a monthly salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
James B. Howard
Davis
Howard
Gabhart
Also Mentioned on This Page
White
People
T. Barrow
Sharon B
L. A. Co
Wiliam Breen
Seventh Ward
William Im Ricking
Home B. & L. A. Co
Ignatius Ravermann
Unity B. & S. Co
Foritz Klein
C. O. Blanchfield
Liberal L. & B. Co
John C. Rogers
Anna V. Ryan
Oscar Trodelman
West Liberty B
Rosa Kraft
O'Bryanville B. & L. Co
Harry Savin
Provident Savings B. & Mpter
Massins
Odocn
Bessie P. Rockhold
Merchants’ National Bank
Aworkingmen’s
Germbn BH. & B. CO
Charles Freipchaiee
New Foundation L. & B. Company
Harry L. Keen
N. Baker
Annadell Miller
J. M. Evans
Derheim Avenue
Westwood Railroad
Albert Weise
Lyleburn Place
Ludlow Avenue
L. Arbor Avenue
M. Y. Cooper
Sessien
Arbor Avenue
Feeidman
COBT
Seens
South Side
East Side
Wells Avenue
Sedler Street
F. A. Zimmerman
Conroy Avenue
Clifton Avenue
George Straehle
Guy Street
J. C. McKenzie
Citati i Tansacs Nets
Common Pleas Court
Japan
Saengerfest
Butte, Mont
Crtizans
Baltimore & Ohio
Will
W.S. Rowe
R.A. Holden
S. Runck
H. B. Schmidt
William Moerlein
M. J. Haines
White’ Steamer Company
H. Erdman
H. D. Wendel
Queen City Automobile Company
M. L. Stander
R. J. Sullivan
Thomas P. Strack
Carl F. Streit
W. A. Ryan
Henry Burkhold
W. D. Klausmann
H. D. Crane
G. D. Allison
W. H. Schmidlapp
George H. Strietmann
George H. Jung
A. Goelitz
Dr. S. Stark
F. N. Temple
E. B. Stegemann
A. V. Stegemann
M. E. Pollok
John M. Gorman
Cinginnat
Caaes
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Ohio
City
G. P. Maxwell
Miami University
John W. Herron
Board of Trustees
Lulu C. Bayer
Perrysburg
Florence Mary Bayes
Wauseon
Charlotte Eliza Bredehoft
Oak Harbor
Myrtle Mae Bredehoft
Mary Elizabeth Coombs
Somerville
Maude de Novo Couchman
Huntsville
Elma Marie Curth
Linda Eleanor Deaton
New Carlisle
Ella Christopher Floyd
Chillicothe
Martha Gertrude Fowler
Union City
Ethel Floy Gardner
Lima
Leila Luella Jackson
Camden
Lida Myrtle Johnson
Millville
Margaret Lair
West Milton
Cora Hazel McClure
Greenville
Bertha Maddux
Xenia
Bertha Olive Miller
Oxford
Lillie Walker Morris
Fern Niederman
Marcia Osborne
Wilmington
Blanche Paine
Dayton
Cora Gertrude Smith
Liberty
Marguerite Wertz Stetter
Bellevue
Florence Marie Steward
Newport
Emily Willey
Herron
Guy Potter Benton
Benton
Hanselmann Commandery
K. T
Finley
Ohio Avenue
Mount Auburn
James G. Cooper & CO
Oil Traction Building
S.eb, Cor
Fifth and Walnut Sta
Leah
Sol P. Kineon
Clifton
Vine & Clifton
Ezekiel & Bernheim Co
Saturday Evening Post
Main St
Moler Barber College
Fourth St
U.S. Marine Corps
Bell Block
Reading Road
Moler College
W. Fourth St
Sworten
Bcalpin
Cook
M. B
Oak St
Ogden
Bidg
Fairfax Av
Chapel St
Cor. McMillan and Maplewood
Piper
Financial and Loans
Frederick A. Schmidt
E. Fourth St
Interstate Investment Co
Lexington
Boston
M. Hoosain
Rangoon
Burma
India
Sycamore St
Lower
J. F. Ellison
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