Bulls in Charge of Cotton Fronts After Wheat Rally
European buyers and strong cables from Liverpool drive a broad rally on cotton. Bulls seize control at New York Cotton Exchange as forecasts show a short crop and large exports, with 700000 bales traded and gold shipments totaling 600000 dollars to Paris and 500000 to Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Liverpool
Chicago
New York Cotton Exchange
Peking
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Texas
Crescent City
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange Memberships Rise After Commission Law
A Cotton Exchange member ship sold last night for 3975 with a 25 transfer fee. Today another seat sold at 4000 with a 25 fee, totaling 4025. Prices have surged from 500 two years ago, spurred by improved business and a new commission law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cotton Exchange
Commission
Missouri Governor Declares Tuberculosis Quarantine
Governor Stephens issued a proclamation restricting cattle from many states and Canada due to tuberculosis concerns. The quarantine targets Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota California Kentucky Tennessee and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Missouri
Jefferson City
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
California
Kentucky
Tennessee
Dominion
Canada
Northern Ohio Electric Railways Form $2 Million Consolidation
In Columbus on June 20 the Cleveland Elyria and Western Railway Company was formed by merging the Cleveland Berea Blyria Oberlin Railway Lorain County Railway and Oberlin and Wellington Railway. The new electric traction firm carries a capital stock of $2,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Ohio Companies
Columbus, CO
Northern Ohio Electric Railway
Cleveland, Elyria & Western Railway Company
Cleveland, Berea, Blyria & Oberlin’ Railway Company
Lorain County Railway Company
Oberlin & Wellington Railway Company
New Cabinet Officer Wanted for That Industry In the United States
At the International Mining Congress in Milwaukee on June 20 the discussion centered on creating a permanent national mining body. A resolution proposed by former Governor Prince urged a National Department of Mining with a Cabinet level chief officer, reflecting the industry’s $800,000,000 annual output and growing influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Milwaukee
International Mining Congress
Prince
New Mexico
Department of Mining
Total Bonds Exchanged for New 2 Percent Consols
The Treasury reports bonds exchanged to date totaling $301,054,060 for the new 2 per cent consols. Of this amount $78,529,600 came from individuals and institutions other than National banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Los Angeles Designated Reserve City by Comptroller
Washington reports that at the request of four National banks in Los Angeles California the Comptroller of the Currency designated Los Angeles as a reserve city. The action underscores the citys growing financial role and will affect monetary operations locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Washington
Cal
Steel Plant Closed in Columbus National Steel Stops Operations
The National Steel Company plant in Columbus Ohio, employing nearly 500 workers, was closed today with local officers unable to explain the suspension or its duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
National Steel Company
Wheeling Terminal Railway Incorporates With 2 Million Capital
The Wheeling Terminal Railway Company filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State. Capital stock is 2 million dollars. Headquarters will be at Martin's Ferry Ohio and Wheeling West Virginia. The firm operates a bridge across the Ohio River plus terminal facilities in Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wheeling Terminal Railway Company
Martin's Ferry
Wheeling
W/ Va
Ohio River
New Ohio Incorporations Include Wheeling Terminal Railway
Columbus June 2 The Scheif fele Shoe Manufacturing Company of Cincinnati is incorporated with 25000 capital stock led by Henry W. Davis Frederick E B Niederselman Simeon M Johnson Wallace Bureh and Michael Keefe The Primrose Mandolin Club of Cincinnati is incorporated by Fred Daiber Walter Ahr Alexander Helle and others The Wheeling Terminal Railway Company capital 2000000 will build lines in Ohio and Marshall County WV and Belmont County OH connecting with several railroads The consolidations of Cleveland Berea Elyria Oberlin and Lorain County railroads are filed with the secretary of state Kinney with 2000000 capital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Scheiffele Shoe Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
Henry W. Davis
Frederick EB
Niederselman
Simeon M. Johnson
Wallace Bureh
Michael Keefe
Primrose Mandolin Club
Fred Daiber
Walter Ahr
Alexander Helle
Wheeling Terminal Railway Company
Capital Stock
Ohio
Marshall County
W. Va
Belmont County
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Cleveland
Lorain & Wheeling
James McRea
Joseph Wood
J. T. Brooks
L. L. Gilbert
F. I. Mullin
Cleveland, Berea, Elyria & Oberlin Railroad Company
Lorain County Railroad
Kinney
Consolidated Lines
Cincinnati Art Club Plans Summer Outing on the Miami
The Cincinnati Art Club will establish a summer retreat near Miami City on the Little Miami Railroad for several weeks to sketch from nature and paint en plein air. Members may come daily or stay a week or more, with outdoor pastimes arranged and plans for a fall outing. President John Ward Dunsmore will spend time in the East, while Charles Svendsen returns from New York after work on Mt. St. Sepulcher Church. Svendsen is known for mural religious works including Palestine shrine designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Art Club
Big Miami
Miami City
Cincinnati
Little Miami
George Debereiner
Kentucky Highlands
John Ward Dunsmore
Charles Svendsen
New York
Mt. St. Sepulcher Church
Brookland
Washington
Svendsen
Palestine
Christ
Body of Unknown Man Found by Fishermen Near Bromley
Fisherman John saidians, tracing lines near Bromley Kentucky yesterday, found a decomposed body towed to shore by the boat. Coroner Tarvin notified. body sent to Menninger's morgue in Covington awaiting identification. The man wore a dark blue coat and a heavy winter overcoat. The remains appeared in the water for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Saidians
Bromley
Squire Anderson
Ludlow
Tarvin
Menninger
Covington
Lowes Draw a Blank What Mrs Abbott Endured The Mt Healthy Scandal
Judge Spiegel refused divorce to Robert Lowe and Lucy Lowe after a full hearing, splitting property as jointly acquired. Other rulings include decrees for Lee Grace Hunter and Louisa Neighswander for neglect and cruelty, plus a divorce dispute between Gethard and Neufarth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiegel
Robert Lowe
Lucy
Ratliff
Cogan
A Wifes Experience in Divorce Plea and Injunction
Lizzie Abbott files for divorce from Wm H Abbott alleging habitual drunkenness cruel treatment and neglect. Judge Spiegel grants a temporary injunction to bar threats and harm. Four children, two minors, custody requested. Emma Murray seeks divorce from Wilbur Murray after brief matrimony ending quickly with abandonment. John W Wolfe appears as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Abbott
Atorneys
Emma Murray
Wilbur F. Murray
John W. Wolfe
Neufarth Amends Answer in Mt Healthy Divorce Dispute
Dr. Lafayette Neufarth seeks to limit damages in the case brought by George W. Gethard of Mt. Healthy after a long recall of the town scandal. The suit seeks $65,000 for alleged havoc caused by the physician’s conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Healthy
George W. Gethard
Belle
Lafayette Neufarth
Gethard
Mr Biglow and His Boy Recall Simple Childhood Toys
Ni R. Biglow, a rosy man, relates a boyhood spent without modern toys. He recalls a damaged tiger, stocking gifts, and a cherished rabbit. He contrasts parks and shows with marvels like a slingshot, marbles, and simple games. He paints a vivid memory of swimming in a gumbo-slicked creek and a carefree, rough childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
Biglow, Jr
Sonny
Mr. Biglow
Hal Repson
Pop
Timbuctoo
Chicago
Ni R. Biglow
Delay Costly Appeals In Circuit Court Case
The Circuit Court ruled an appeal by Mary Howard Stretcher et al against Kurt Wolff was filed for delay with no proper ground. It increased the cross-claim to 5900 dollars, upheld a 5400 dollar judgment, and ordered Stretcher to pay 200 dollars damages to the John Street L and B A Co while remanding for execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Mary Howard Stretcher
Kurt Wolff
Stretcher
John Street L
B. A. Co
Right to resist unlawful arrest outlined in Ward v Haley
Judge Rufus Smith charged the jury in the Ward versus Haley damage suit. He stated a citizen may resist an unlawful arrest and demand the ground for it, and cannot be held liable for breach of the peace if the officer persists. A violator need not reveal identity, and an arrest without a warrant rests on the officer’s responsibility for charge and identity. The case went to the jury late last evening. Judge Swing for plaintiff, Frank Coppock for Haley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ward
Patrick J. Haley
Rufus Smith
Judge Swing
Plaintiff
Frank Coppock
Haley
Court Notices of Divorces and Injunctions
No. 118,961 Emma Murray vs. Wilbur F. Murray for divorce. No. 118,962 Lizzie Abbott vs. Wm. H. Abbott for divorce and alimony. No. 118,963 Casper Reiger vs. City of Cincinnati et al for an injunction. No. 560,718 Louis J. Koehler vs. Julius C. Bene for partition of estate. No. 60,714 Herman Tegeler et al vs. John J. Jansen for an injunction. No. 50,715 Garfield L. and B. Co. No. 2 vs. James Russell et al for $41004 and mortgage foreclosure. Gustav R. Werner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Murray
Wilbur F. Murray
John W. Wolfe
Lizzie Abbott
Wm. H. Abbott
Tugman & Baker
Casper Reiger
City of Cincinnati Et al
Caldwell, Caldwell & Bruck
Superior Court
Louis J
Koehler
Julius C. Bene
Howard Dougass
Herman Tegeler
John J. Jansen
EB. P. Bradstreet
Garfield L. and B. Co
James Russell
Gustav R. Werner
Judge Rufus B. Smith to spend rest season in Michigan
Judge Hollister recovered to hold court. Thomas arson case resumes Monday. Will of Katherine Rawley filed for probate at Corryville with contest expected. Judge Spiegel grants Nancy Dunkinson divorce from William Dunkinson for wilful absence. restores maiden name Marvel. Habeas corpus suit: baby to maternal grandmother Margaret Doherty of 821 East Third street. Suit to partition Julius Ba real estate. widow a railway accident victim in Independence Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus B. Smith
Michigan
Hollister
Thomas
Katherine Rawley
Corryville
Spiegel
Nancy Dunkinson
William Dunkinson
Marvel
W. D. Doherty
Murphy
Margaret Doherty
East Third Street
Julius Ba
Independence, Mo
Schmidlapp
Court docket list shows multiple judge assignments and cases
Superior Court judges Jackson Campbell and Derhpsey preside over diverse matters including insurance disputes and civil actions. Common Pleas Court handles miscellaneous and specific theft and probate items while State and Insolvency divisions address cases involving Standard Wagon Co. assignment and other filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Jackson
Campbell
Steinau
Derhpsey
Insurance Co
City
1Kenzley
Marckworth
Pee Ahutor
Union 8
Tartfora Life Insurance Co
Rufus Smith
Schneider
Sargent
Standard Wagon Co
Board of Trade Re-Elects Directors at Annual Meeting
Retiring directors E. H. Hargrave C. R. Houston Robert B. McGowan and James Powell were re-elected for three years. Reports from President Booker and Secretary-Treasurer highlighted year’s work and the board’s role as a hub for public improvements. The Transportation and Southern Railway committees emphasized Cincinnati property and vast commercial interests at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade and Bureau of Transportation
Messrs
E. H. Hargrave
C. R. Houston
Robert B. McGowan
James Powell
Booker
Wilson
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Cincinnati League
Ohio Valley Improvement + Association
Manufacturers’ Club
National Association of Manufacturers
Transportation and Southern Railway
Grand Union Hotel at Saratoga Hosts Peak Social Season
Saratoga Springs enjoys a grand social surge as the Grand Union Hotel becomes the center of fashionable life until October 1. Notables from all walks gather for varied entertainments from music to polo while Woolley & Gerrans offer an illustrated booklet of views of Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Grand Union Hotel
Grand Union
Woolley & Gerrans
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Increase of capital at Cincinnati Street Railway
The Cincinnati Street Railway Company confirms a proposed capital rise from 18 million to 20 million dollars. Stockholders will vote at the annual meeting on July 2 to ratify the increase and may subscribe at par with four new shares for every 100 old shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Commercial Tribune
Married couples tie the knot in Newport
The Commercial Tribune notes weddings in Newport with J P Tracy 21 of Norwood and Lena E Spreen 21 of Cincinnati wed by Rev Chandler at Taylor Street M E Church. Also Harry Castator 7 and Alta B Cooke 21 of Richmond Indiana wed in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Tracy
Norwood
Lena E. Spreen
Cincinnati
Newport
Mr. Chandler
Taylor Street
M. E
Harry Castator
Alta B. Cooke
Richmond
Ind
Numerous Property Transfers and Mortgages Filed in Local Deeds
A lengthy list shows multiple transfers of parcels in Anderson Township Madisonville Addyston and Lockland along with numerous two year leases and mortgage filings. Names include Minna Sander Effie Ayer Julia Banning Timothy Kirby and George S. Ormsby with properties ranging from Lots 50 to 69 in various subdivisions and several lease agreements for Lot 5 in McNamara's subdivision. Mortgage filings include entries by Mary and Henry Dietz and Emma and Alfred Worcester among others with sums and parcel descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minna Sander
William Leist
Hastern Avenue
Perry Street
Enterprise B
L. A
Ellen Cammack
Scovill
Lockland
Wuawie Ees Ccuvita Dbces Johns
Hopper
Effie Ayer
Anderson Township
Frank Ader
Barbara Ader
Clay Street
Allison Street
Harry B. Banning
Guardian
Timothy C. Kirby
Kirby
Philip Renner
Harry . Banning
Julia K. Banning
Anna Hess
Game Plopestuy
Iedsev Acer
George S. Ormsby
Cora B. Slane
Arnold Tietig
McNamara
Harriet M
James Martin
Adelaide King
Eric Richardson
James B
Martin
Sansom M. Cooper
David R. ‘Kemper
Frances Lane
Catharine E Martin
John B. Martin
David R. Kemper
Anton Kohnle
William E. Alcorn
Sixth Street
Carr Street
Royal B. and L. Co
Mary Cooper
Bosinger & Hopkins
Dimwood
Wm. G. Chaney
Thomas Armstrong
Columbia Township
Frank M
Thos. Armstrong
Bernard
Elizabeth Tully
Alice E. Bishop
Hatch Street
Bie Ochs Scheesieck
Esbeen
Anton Mueller
August Lowm
Wma
Schuster &Wilson’s
Rio
RRA
IBY
Clara J
G. Morris Crawford
Bila J. Bloomfield
Bofinger & Hopkins
Hannah Caab
J. H. Charles Smith
Clifton Lot Company
Guy Street
Addy- Smi Os
Sarah M
W. B. Shattuc
Helen ‘S. Clippinger
Shattuc
Madisonville
Seeeeuse Adam Steuer
William H. Settle
William Bandalid
Lizzeta
John M. Topmiller
Lignan
J. Joseph
Mary Feldhaus
William
Elizabeth Donohue
Green
Anton
Anna Siegmann
Green Street
B. Co.s.Os
Frank L
Lizzie Schwarz
William C. McLean
Scesseteeee
Eo Ernst
Spring Garden L
George W. Cormany
Amelia Weigel
John Baumann
Kate Busch Et al
Joseph Suhre
Notre Dame Academy Closing Exercises Feature Music and Medals
The Notre Dame Academy on East Sixth Street held its annual closing exercises with a school auditorium program. Students performed piano, violin, harp ensembles, recitations including Tom the Hero and The Old Professor, and songs by the advanced and beginning vocal classes. The event concluded with a medal presentation for Christian doctrine, diligence, good conduct, and yearlong excellence, along with premiums in books and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame Academy
East Sixth Street
Tom
Anna Heid
Paradise
May McDermott
Gertrude Wetzle
Martha Schehl
Helen Greer
Marie Vogel
Elizabeth Donahue
Mary Anderson
Irene Greweling
Tree
Mary Michie
Gertrude Wetzel
Geneveve Cohen
Helen Vogel
Alma Meyer
Agnes Lampe
Steam rail conductors and brakemen notice in Tribure
Steam railway workers are urged to read the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 for important information affecting conductors and brakemen.
Mexican War Veterans Form Cincinnati Reunion Committee
The Mexican War Veterans Association in Cincinnati organized with Col. William B. Melish as Chairman and Frank Foster as Secretary. Aimed events include Hotel Headquarters Program and Printing sub committees. About 200 of roughly 400 members nationwide expected to attend a reunion in Cincinnati with a fare of 13 dollars offered by the Central Passenger Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Perkins
John Wright
Wm. B. Melish
E. R. Monfort
H. S. Suydam
F. T. Foster
H. T. Ogden
Cincinnati
Samuel Cary
Board of Legislation
Council Chamber
Central Passenger Association
Harvey Cronk
Dunbrook
Oneida County
Rev L M Idleman Receives Hartwell Church Call
The Holy Trinity P E Church Hartwell Ohio extends a call to Rev L M Idleman rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd Norwood. Idleman is described as able tact and energetic but has not stated acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Church
Hartwell
Holy Trinity P. E. Church
Hartwell, O
L. M. Idleman
Church of the Good Shepherd
Norwood
Resignation Regret at Northwestern University Presidency
Dr. Levi Gilbert, editor of the Western Christian Advocate, laments the resignation of Dr. Henry Wade Rogers, President of Northwestern University at Evanston Illinois. He praises Rogers as strong and popular, notes the board’s view that funds were insufficient, and mentions a layman successor with L L D title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Henry Wade Rogers
Levi Gilbert
Western Christian Advocate
Northwestern University of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Evanston, Ill
Rogers
L.L D
Police Interest Grows in Commercial Tribune Sunday Issue
Police officers and detectives will be interested in the Commercial Tribune on Sunday, June 24 as the paper features crime notes, local investigations, and public safety updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
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Europe
Business Notes
South
la Champagne
Paris
Lazard Freres
National City Bank
Hamburg
Union OF Electric Roads
New Road Incorporated
Ing
Pennsylvania Railway Officials
New
Cincinnati Club
Miami
LOWES
Mrs. Abbott
Hard
Dr. Neufarth
Neufarth
Board OF Trade
Southern Railway
Saratoga’s
the Commercial Tribune
Mary Dietz
Columbia B. A
L. Co
Philip Dom
Mt. Healthy S
Irene M. Manss
Western Hills B
Mary A. Lounsberry
Berea College
Ayres Reed
Western Avenue
B. A
Maria E. Rennekamp
A. R. Hoffmann
George
Ormsby
Anna M. Kinkead
Lizzie Morris
J. T. Harrisons
Daniel Pugh
F. Frolich
Harriet M. Martin
Henry C. P. Roehling
Windisch- Muhrhauser Brewing Company
Lucinda B. Brane
Homestead
Harry L. Nelson
Eliza Nelson
Kate Busch
Charles B. Klohr
Joseph T. Kaln
Ormonde
America
Frederic Mayer
General Peck
Jose de Olivares
Maurius Bar
Neurdein Brothers
Alexander HJ
Peck
Chateau d’Eau
Champ de Mars
Alexander Bridge
Grand Palace of Fine Arts
Trocadero
Palace of Mines and Metallurgy
Oliver
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