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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1907

Page

9

Excessive Heat Boosts Wheat as Market Rises

Wheat leading the gains on June 17 due to Kansas heat. September futures near 92 to 94 cents with a closing around 92 2 3 cents. Corn futures strengthen on weather optimism and Danube shipments. oats dip then firm with wheat rally. Provisions rise with hog price gains leaving a strong daily tone across wheat, corn, oats, and livestock markets.

Chicago Kansas Canada Danube River Minneapolis Duluth Akec Riley

Wheat and flour markets reel from bullish crop news

New York reports grain prices jump as bullish Kansas and Northwest crop news spurs short covering. Wheat hits higher futures while corn and oats hold firm. cash and futures action mixed with regional notes from Baltimore Toledo Milwaukee and Minneapolis.

New York Duluth Kansas Northwest O. B Asic Commercial Tribune Baltimore Cash Sc Commercial Toledo Milwaukee Nneapolis

Mortgage cancellations and building permits listed

The record shows multiple mortgage cancellations including J. W. to Flora E Voorhes and Edward Dams to Lincoln B A, with others to George Luebbering and more. Building permits include a six story factory at Sixth and Culvert streets for Heekings 000 Company, a two story brick dwelling near Clarion, a two story frame dwelling on Union Avenue, and a two story brick church and school at Auburn Avenue and McMillan Street for Church of Holy Name with costs listed.

J. W Flora E. Voorhes A. L Florence E. Thatcher M. M. Steel George Berndsen Price Hill Eagle L Viliveueth Soso Eck Gee William E. Weigel Fred Miller Ida Zutterling T. R. French John Hahn du Ewa Sixth Heekings 000 Company Core Sons Wabash Clarion H. W. Plump CORE Union Avenue Marion Vogel Cone Osc Auburn Avenue McMillan Street Church of Holy Name

Market recap for Cincinnati region grains and commodities

Minneapolis cash wheat ease and lower prices noted after Monday trading. Reports show WHEAT and CORN offerings and quiet trade with prices near Saturday lows, while OATS RYE and FLOUR stay subdued. Grain movements list varied bids, with WHISKY barrels and hay prices cited amid broader merchandise updates.

Minneapolis

Fruits and Vegetables Price List

Apples six fifty to seven per barrel. Lemons from Messina four fifty to five box California three fifty to four Palermo four fifty to five Florida eight fifty to four. Bananas firsts per bunch one seventy five and seconds one dollar fifty. Oranges Florida four California two fifty to four. Beets thirty to forty cents a dozen. Potatoes eighty to eighty five cents per bushel. Onions two twenty five to two fifty a crate. Cabbage one seventy five to fifty a crate.

Messina California Palermo Florida

Missouri funeral costs rise as undertakers seek higher prices

Missouri Funeral Directors at the Midland Hotel convention heard delegates favor higher burial prep charges. A Tulsa-like debate showed some images of price increases, with attendees noting families will likely accept higher costs for services. The meeting stressed professional elevation rather than price control.

Commercial Tribune Kansas City Missouri Funeral Directors’ Association Midland Hotel

Undertakers Seek Statewide Burial Preparation Org

An undertaker complains that $25 is charged to prepare a body for burial rather than $5 to $10. He notes undertakers aim to form a statewide organization to unify and regulate the trade, claiming it would boost business profitability.

Bankhead Named to Fill Alabama Senate Vacancy

Governor Comer in Birmingham appoints former Congressman John H. Bankhead to the U S Senate seat from Alabama to fill the vacancy caused by Senator John T. Morgan's death. Bankhead to hold the post until the Legislature convenes. Bankhead led the August Democratic primary for alternate senator.

Commercial Tribune Birmingham Ala Comer John H. Bankhead United States Senate Alabama John T. Morgan Bankhead

Geis Brothers Arrested After Millcreek Valley Fight

George and John Geis were fined $10 and costs each by Mayor Imwalde after a Sunday fight with Millcreek Valley car staff Hagerman and Montgomery in St Bernard. Funeral services were held for Joseph Henderson age 80 Truant Officer of Carthage at his Jackson street home with Rev Spillmeyer officiating. Interment followed at Spring Grove Cemetery.

George John Geis St. Bernard Hagerman Montgomery Millcreek Valley Imwalde Joseph Henderson Carthage Jackson Street Spillmeyer Spring Grove

Commercial Tribune Pileres Patterns Order Coupon

To obtain Commercial Tribune pileres of patterns fill out the coupon and send to Fashion Department, The Commercial Tribune Cincinnati, inclosing 10 cents for each pattern. Orders forwarded to the New York factory. several days required. Include size name address city state.

Commercial Tribune Fashion Department Commial Tribune Cincinnati New York Serims

A Charming Negligee Pattern for Summer Sacks

A dainty summer sack pattern in pale blue lawn features Mandarin lines and embroidery. It describes neck finishes, washable fabrics, yardage for medium size, and six sizes 32 to 42 inches, priced at 10 cents.

Money Changers Count Rockefeller Wealth In 52 Days

A Treasury study estimates the wealth of Rockefeller at about 750 million dollars, Morgan and Carnegie at 350 million each, and Weyerhauser at 600 million, with 52 days needed to count Rockefeller's money and shorter spans for others. A twelve-day vault count confirms the currency on hand equals book records, despite a 38-year-old theft of 1500 unsigned notes and a payable redemption fund of 5000 for forged notes.

Commercial Tribune Washington United States United States Treasury Harriman Rockefeller Standard Oil Company Hn.d. Rockefeller Weyerhauser Lumber Trust William B. Ridgley W. W. Eldridge Eldridge South Carolina Congress Treasury

Rattlesnake Ruckus Edges Cat Battle on Tulsa Porch

Dr. McConnell of Tulsa reports a cat dragged a three foot rattlesnake onto the porch and fondled it for about fifteen minutes. The serpent struck, the cat fought back with zest, and after a five minute duel the snake retreated and the cat suffered minor scratches. Fourteen rattles were removed from the snake's tail.

Commercial Tribune Hulsa I. T Dr. McConnell Tulsa

Bride and groom departure ban rice and shoes at station

In Wilmington Delaware June 17 an order from the Pennsylvania Railroad bans throwing rice and old shoes at bridal parties leaving the new $300000 elevated station. Reports say debris and a No 10 shoe once damaged a Pullman car window, prompting this safety edict.

Commercial Tribune Wilmington Del Pennsylvania Railroad

Cincinnati firms plan factory and church developments

The Cincinnati Chuck Company will build a $40,000 three story concrete factory on the city outskirts, employing over two hundred. Miss Clara Baur buys a Mt. Auburn lot adjoining Oak street, Highland avenue for potential use. Heckin Gan Company secures a $200,000 concrete building permit at Sixth and Culvert. The Zimmermann homestead site near Auburn avenue will be razed for a $30,000 Romanesque church. Cincinnati Chapter of the American Institute of Architects debates building laws with the city inspector and plans a revision by a paid commission.

Cincinnati Chuck Company Messrs Philip Fosdick Richard LeBlond C. F. Kern B. Kern W. H. Burtner Clara Baur Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Oak Street Highland Avenue Mt. Auburn Gordon Shillito Miss Baur William W. Ebersole & Co Heckin Gan Company Zimmerman Holy Name Church Auburn Avenue McMillan Street Corryville Clifton Holy Name Eugene Zimmerman Cincinnati American Institute of Architects Heidelberg

Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Properties

A long list details numerous property transfers and subdivisions in various townships. Transactions include LOT 343 in Hopkins supervision, lots in Hazelwood, Norwood, Riverside, and Oak street areas, with buyers such as Mary E Corey, Margaret A Perry, Edward Fehlerson, Mary B Doyle, and Herman Greb. Several parcels described by dimensions and street locations, with multiple identified buyers and sellers in Mill Creek, Delhi, and surrounding districts.

L. C. Hopkins Mary E Corey Margaret A. Perry John H. Focken George C. Schmidt Morvy Euclid Land Association Edward Fehlerson Mary B. Doyle Hazel Broadway Almore Sherman Fred W. Schierland Henry Helmig Warner Street Boon Pore O Schott Akse Mary Taylor Herman Greb First Holland Christian Henry Cordes Patrick Callahan Lote Max Rader Per Criff Martha Division Gaff Avenue Cottage Hill Henry Rothenhoefer Robert W. Gardi Charles W. Short Flora Betts Que Charles C. M. Steele Laura A. Lachtrup BE. H. Bragg Archie W. Bell Lote Mt. Healthy Vine Street C. A. Heilker William A. Leach Agnes A. “Cliley Chambers Riverside Helen Kem Henry Mersch Lizzie Peice Henry ‘Horstmeyer Ida Gatter Erling Augusta Bofinger & Hopkins Harry F. Snider Norwood View Holmwood Roger Robert J. Cresap Erastus Kelly Reseeler Suneate Wood, Harmon & Jennie Hayes Mary EB. Whiting Norwood Greenwood Place Central Trust and Safe Deposit Yard Millcreek Township Sheeeeeee and Safe Deposit Company Court Nut Susan A. Evans Alice W. Perin Charles Wood Court Street Elm Delhi Township Racé Lena Straehley Francis X. Fund McGregor Henry Steinmann, Jr Henry Cargate Victor Frank Kroeger Ida Geeks John Mutzy Gustav Magdalena Walker Mill Road Rader Omas Bray MGR Cine Fede Gavenasecs Anderson Daniel C. Wagner William Koester Walter Danker Isaac and Mary P. Chase Hughes Laura A. Lachtrup Gertrude Schmidt Gilbert L John P. Volz E. Knowlton Stephen Kemper Margaret Berndsen Louis Fridman Cinnamon Hak Bdpesones Hepestre Hess Choude Skater Beseeey Ezra M. Peet CT “Webber Jewett’s Sub Red Bank Bofinger & Penias John A. Creighton Drake Iaahies Sabah Anton Geeger Reiners Central Street Joseph Neyer New Street Roderick D. Barney Hughes Street Culleminine Esas Sinadas Renredac Anna “Anphier Frederick Tielkert Moore Street Madisonville Mils Sarah B. Kinney Louisa Watkins First Holland Christian Sam C. Cox Buhr LaBoiteaux Seeee Canal Charles A. Hellker John G. Hudson J. F. Mills Kilgour Mt. Lookout A. Paul Gabbert Spland Green William H. Cowquill Anna Hoelscher Atk Leslie & Dick Ohn Bante IP

River News and Departures from Cincinnati Port

The Ohio River level at Cincinnati was 42 feet 4 inches and falling. Departures included Greenland for Pomeroy and Courier for Maysville, with arrivals The Virginia from Pittsburg and Tacoma from Pomeroy. D. W. Morton retires after 47 years supplying lumber to steamboats. several boats listed in service or arrival at Cincinnati ports. Weather and river conditions reported across the Ohio Valley with multiple city readings.

Pittsburg Virginia Pomeroy Tacoma Maysville Courier Madison Lizzie Bay Louisville City OF Cincinnati Ohio Cincinnati Greenland Levi J. Workum City of Ohio River Broadway Greene Line All Way Points D. W. Morton St. Paul Henry Lowrey Jim Wood Peters Lee Commercial Tribune Warren Oil City Greensboro Arted Bessie Smith Ben Hur Parkersburg Royal Clarington Ruth Matamoras Queen City Valley Belle Marietta Asant Henry M Stanley Raymond Horner Gallipolis Lowisville Evansville Cairo St. Louis Russell Lord Tennessee River Stacker Lee Memphis Savannah Tennessee

New Suits Filed In Common Pleas And Superior Court

A list of cases filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court includes names such as Frank Bowles versus Richard Jitzsche for partition of estate, Mary P. Bader versus John M. Smedes for injunction, Lewisa Doettker versus George H. Herzog to quiet title, Aaron F. Strafer versus Joseph De Bar for 3000 dollars for services, H Wedding versus State of Ohio petition in error, and Howard B. Chappelle versus Florence W. Chappelle for divorce. The Kanawha Coal and Coke Company faces an appeal from Squire Bloom in the Superior Court, and Everett Bryan versus The Ahr & Rost Carriage Company seeks 5000 dollars in damages.

Frank Bowles Richard Jitzsche George B. Goodhart Mary P. Bader John M. Smedes Justice of the Peace Walter M. Locke Lewisa Doettker George H. Herzog J. R. von Seggern Aaron F. St

Pilgrimage to Mecca Led By Khedives Mother

The Khedive's mother, the Khedivan Valideia, will accompany this year's Mecca pilgrimage in person. She travels with two Egyptian infantry companies and the Khedive's guards. The announcement notes her devout Islam, residence in Constantinople since Tewfik Pasha's death, and the significance to Egyptian Mohammedans.

Cairo Mecca Tewfik Pasha Constantinople Khedivial Guards Egypt

Foolishness of preaching seen in a teacher pupil parting

A schoolteacher recalls a first year lesson on character as she bids farewell to a bright pupil moving away. The teacher urges the girl to strive in every task and to be honest, upright, truthful, and brave, and the pupil responds with a wish for the teacher to remain likewise.

Mt. Paul

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