Wheat Oats Active Amid Damage Reports and Cotton Rally
Across New York trading, wheat and oats saw gains as Northwest damage reports and hopes for a smaller spring wheat crop spurred buying. Prices climbed with July pork and other commodities rising, while cotton surged on heavy rains and poor crop prospects in the Mississippi Valley and gulf states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
China
Northwest
Liverpool
Cotton
Mississippi Valley
Gulf States
Western Union Out as Board of Trade Quotations Collector
By order of Judge Tuley the Western Union Telegraph Company loses its role as collector of daily market quotations on the Board of Trade floor. The Board of Trade begins collecting and sending its quotations to telegraph companies, with no immediate change in distribution pending court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tuley
Western Union Telegraph Company
Board of Trade
Pittsburg Coal Company Granted Ohio Compliance
The Pittsburg Coal Company with $20 million capital and stockholders including Senator Hanna complies with Ohio antitrust law after Kinney demanded adherence. Litigation led to a waiver allowing only buying and selling coal in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Coal Company
Ohio
Can Not Nominate Florida Governor As Deadlock Persists
Florida Democrats meet in Jacksonville on June 22 and fail to nominate a gubernatorial candidate after 37 ballots. On the thirtieth ballot a push for Mays shifts votes, with Jennings leading at 127 votes, Beggs 52, Milton 19, and Mays 83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Jacksonville
Fila
Mays
Beggs
Myers
Milton
Jennings
Expert Declares Northwestern Crop Calamity
Chicago June 22 The Times-Herald will publish crop report by Snow the crop expert after a two week tour through Minnesota North and South Dakota He calls the situation a national calamity and says wheat failure is the worst ever The Dakotas may yield about 20 million bushels Minnesota 35 million total 75 million vs 1898's 200 to 225 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Times-Herald
Snow
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Dakotas
First National Bank of New Concord Formed in Ohio
Comptroller approves organization of the First National Bank of New Concord Ohio with capital of 25000 dollars. Incorporators include S C Murphy Belmont J H McKinney Wilson Stewart T M McClure A E Sargent and L J Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
First National Bank of
Record Company forms in Covington to publish Southern Trade Record
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune from Frankfort Kentucky June 22 The Record Company of Covington with 5000 capital stock incorporated today The incorporators are Charles and Henry Foote and J H and Fred Bradbery all of Cincinnati They will publish the Southern Trade Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Record Company
Covington
Charles
Henry Foote
J. H
Fred Bradbery
Cincinnati
Price Statement Filed In New York Supreme Court
The schedule in the assignments of Price McCormick Co. bankers and brokers was filed in the New York Supreme Court. Liabilities amount to 12,698,591 with nominal assets of 24,180,065 and actual assets of 12,469,921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Price
McCormick & Co
Supreme Court
West Norwood Car Line Fight Promises Better Service
Norwood residents push for extension of car lines west of Montgomery pike while securing route progress and officer committee support. Local water concerns ease as compressed air from new main clears. tax rate for 1900 shows a small mill decrease. Community groups plan events including Knights of Ohio officers, Hamilton Council delegates, and a Madisonville lawn fete tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Norwood
Commencement Exercises for Cincinnati Training School Kindergartners
The Cincinnati Training School for Kindergartners held its commencement at the Avondale campus on Linton Street. Rev. Hutchison opened with remarks on kindergarten influence, and principal Mrs. Cornelia James announced her departure to organize Ohio mothers’ clubs. Diploma and certificate awards followed among graduates including Elsie Rosenthal and Louise Kemper, with a reception after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Training School
Linton Street
Avondale
Mr. Hutchison
Guy Mallon
Cornelia James
Ohio
Benedict
Hartman
Elsie Rosenthal
Louise Kemper
Susie Beeman
Elizabeth Ricker
Carrie, Bruce
Alice Grandison
Augusta Bullion
Maud Simpkins
Mamie Noble
Man Injured After Wagon Collision On Colerain Avenue
James K. Murray of 438 Lock Street collided with a Colerain Avenue car yesterday morning. He was thrown from his wagon and taken to City Hospital with injuries not involving broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Murray
Lock Street
Colerain Avenue
City Hospital
Quigg Defends Platform as Fully Considered and Approved
New York June 22 Lemuel E Quigg member of the National Republican Convention resolutions committee rejects General Grosvenors claim that language was secretly omitted from the platform. Quigg says the subcommittee unanimity covered every plank and that any changes were approved by all members after thorough discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lemuel E. Quigg
Philadelphia
Ohio
Grosvenor
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Washington
Fairbanks
Mr. Fairbanks
General Grosvenor
Congress
United States
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Philippines
Committee On Resolutions
Subcommittee
Mellin's Food Claims Heal Babies and Satisfy Mothers
Mothers praise Mellin's Food for nourishing infants and boosting growth. Personal testimonials from Mrs A B Caursios and Mrs H I Adams describe rapid weight gain, recovery from illness, and long term reliance on Mellin's Food, with a call to send for a free sample.
Ohio Board Grants Life Certificates to School Staff
The State Board of School Examiners issued COMMON SCHOOL LIFE CERTIFICATES to a list of teachers including C. B. Anders Leesburg M. H. Arnold Malta J. M. Pee Spencerville S W Dubbs Wyoming P Durrant Thornville and many others. HIGH SCHOOL LIFE CERTIFICATES were awarded to Frank Appel Ludlow Ky M H Chaney Chillicothe E M Patterson Wellston J B Randall Camden T L Simmerston Pleasant Ridge and more. Next examination set for Columbus December 26 27 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suate Boa
Imei
Columbus
State Board of
Anders
Leesburg
M. H. Arnold
Malta
J. M. Pee
Spencerville
Dubbs
Wyoming
P. Durrant
Thornville
E M. Earhart
Lockbourne
F. H. Flickinger
Toerla
G. B. Hatfield
Batavia
H. F. Haber
West Mentor
Heaeteri
Pleasant Ridge
C. M. Swingle
Millersburg
J. B. Wright
Wilmington
L. BE. Yo
Kingsville
Anna B. Shirley
Jamestown
Eckert Improves After Warehouse Collapse Tragedy
Charles Eckert, injured in the Chatfield and Woods warehouse wreck Tuesday night, shows marked improvement at City Hospital. His wife informed him their daughter Gertrude died Thursday night as he lay under debris, and her funeral was held at St. Clemens Church, St. Bernard. The Eckert family has hired counsel to sue for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eckert
Chatfield & Woods
City Hospital
St. Clemens Church
Main Street
St. Bernard
Gabriel Lipps
Eckert
Chatfield & Woods Firm
Silk of Spiders' Web at Paris Exhibition
An exhibit in the colonial section features Madagascar bed hangings spun from silk harvested from halabe spiders. Father Cambone and M. Nogue pioneer practical spider silk extraction using a stock-style device that immobilizes twelve spiders to reel 300 to 400 yards each. The golden silk is finer than silkworm silk yet strong enough for weaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madagascar
Halabe
Father Cambone
M. Nogue
Antananarivé
Haiabe
Drowned Boy in Ohio River Near Parsons Street
George Conway thirteen son of Private Policeman John Conway of 419 Pioneer street drowned in the Ohio River at Parsons street foot. He swam too far out, was swept under by a current, and sank while companions cried for help. His body was recovered by Lewis Kraft late last night lodged between two stones below the point of disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Conway
John Conway
Pioneer Street
Ohio River
Parsons Street
Conway
Lewis Kraft
Our Lady's Summit Literary and Musical Entertainment
East Walnut Hills hosts a Tabernacle Society presented program tomorrow featuring violinist William L. Ambsler and pianist Miss Lillian Buhr with recitations by Cyril Ryan Miss Helen Mérci Schuster and group performances by the St Lawrence Dramatic Circle including the Jack Horner quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady's Summit
East Walnut Hills
The
Tabernacle Society
Berceuse
Pike
William L. Ambsler
Lillian ‘Buhr
Goblins
Parks D
Eicececese
Atkineon St. Ravier
Cyril Ryan
John C. Donovan, Jr
Adolph Staderman
Fabiola
St Lawrence Dramatic Circle
Cremona
Helen Mérci Schuster
Ambsler
Lillian Buhr
John Ms Shea
Frank J. Wilson
Berenade
Bias Osacrad Cater Hs
Hungaria CO
Bela Ur “Iuhtaier
Our Divine Redeemer
Gounod B
Chaminade
Agnes Cain
Syra
St. Lawrence
Dramatic Circle
Jack Horner
Pene Nas
Undertaker Fred Eyrick in Wagon Accident Near Delhi
Fred Eyrick aged undertaker at Liberty and Walnut streets was thrown from his wagon while en route to Delhi to fetch a body. He drove into a ditch avoiding a traction car, breaking a leg below the knee. He was brought back to the city and taken to his home at 131 East Clifton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eyrick
Liberty and
Walnut Streets
Delhi
Mr. Eyrick
East
Clifton Avenue
No Postmaster at Honolulu After Senate Nomination Mixup
Washington reports a State Department error leaves Honolulu without a postmaster. President nominated John M. Oats, confirmed by the Senate, but the intended appointee was Joseph M. Oats, former Postmaster General of Hawaii. The commission will be canceled and Joseph M. Oats will be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Washington
State Department
John M. Oats
Senate
Joseph M. Oats
Hawaii
John
San Francisco
Pensions Granted Across States Include Ohio and Indiana
A long list details pension awards by state for Original, Additional, Reissue, and Increases. Notable names and places span Ohio with Mt. Vernon and Cincinnati, Indiana with Kokomo and Frankfort, Kentucky, West Virginia, Tennessee, and more, with amounts ranging from 0 to 30 dollars, including special accrued cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Thomas Guy
Churchill
Jerry Gorman
Lancaster
Arthur H. Thorla
Brookton
George Murphy
Mt. Vernon
John Shank
St. Louisville
Samuel J. Diehl
Dali
David Spring
Hannibal
Robert Turner
Pharisburg
James B. Howe
Jackson
Benjamin Fredebaugh
Fairport Harbor
William N. Bickerstaff
Steubenville
Jennifr Fauchie
Conrad
National Military Home
Montgomery
Theodore Stubbe
Belle Tints
Rolla T.marshall
James Harrah
Reform
Noah Rawley
Paton
Jackson H. Woolery
Spencerville
Sylvester Grover
Clyd
George W. Nicholson
Stout
George Beigel
Cincinnati
Clarkson Osborn
State Soldiers’ Home
Erle
Andrew J. Miller
Walter Baldwin
Hamlet
Samuel W. Courner
Cleveland
John Holtzman
Catawba Island
John F. Dreher
Miamisburg
William R. Morrow
Manefield
George W. Willams
New Athens
John J. Davis
Akron
Wiliam Stokes
Urbana
Joan F. Shoe
Pleasant Hill
Anson Allard
Sciotoville
Albert M. Allen
Columbus Grove
William Steese
William W. Matthews
Lucas
John Cole
Mifflin
Cyrus Faires
Joy
Lawrence Haught
Wingett Run
Reuben Holden
North Kingaville
Wm. Miller
Woodville
Charles Ackerman
George Wilson
New Comerstown
James M. Huff
Upper Sandusky
Robert Thompson
Middleport
William H. Vane
Bentonville
Lewis W. Morris
Alliance
Geo. Rice
New Concord
Joel N. Allen
Braceville
Joseph H. Shuck
James Lyon
Andrews
John Newlove
Marysville
Abraham Kelley
Barnesville
Henry C. Wood
Air Line Junction
John Stewart
Lucasville
Cornelius Edwards
Ashland
John J. Hellyer
Murray
Thomas Garrison
Williamsport
John Jacob Greve
Berlin Heights
Van
Denton
Alcony
Albert Allen
Springfield
Charles Minick
Windsor
James M. Rusk
McConnellsville
James H. Miller
Girard
Francis
Wolfe
Mansfield
William A. Beer
Simeon P. Brunk
Findlay
James Hawthorn
Marathon
Charles F. Cochran
Peter Cost
Anna F. Shank
Mt. Louisville
Clarin Cavin
Mary L. Lacey
Chillicothe
Jane Martin
Dowington
Indiana
Howard Jeffries
Burnett
Cicero P. Welch
Warren
James Cobb
Valparaiso
Williams
Ferree
Dogwood
Jacob R. Deckard
Frankfort
George W. Smi Hedrick
Albert Mosher
North Judson
George W. Chizum
Stockwell
John W. Marshall
Johnsonville
Charles T. Brandt
Huntington
Jacob E. Myers
Rutland
Samuel Sawyer
New Albany
Peter Stultz
Bloomington
Jerome C. Doliman
Kokomo
John T. Bethell
Boonville
Thomas A.gentry
James Mundell
Heltonville
Joseph C. Williman
Jeffersonville
Aaron Catshall
Day
Thomas C. Dollahue
Gale
Samuel G. Moore
Hillham
Frank Kikly
Simtertown
Jonathan
Hiatt
Winchester
Joseph C. Hartin
Princeton
John W. Huderson
Knightstown
George W Sanders
Derby
Benjamin R. Case
Bristol
William .R. Flora
Mitchell
John
Moore
Plainfield
Mary L. Cowan
Crawfordsville
Spain
James R. Rogers
Greentown
West Virginia
Joseph C. Feather
Cranesville
Edgar Dennis
Wheeling
Samuel Crothers
Harman
Alexander Sands
Medina
Thomas J. Braden
Worthington
Simon H. Robinson
Arden
Henry Nutter
Bensop
Mark Livley
Scioto
Phebe J. Wooten
Tennessee
Letter Carriers Urged to Read Sunday Tribune
Postal workers are asked to consult the Commercial Tribune issue of Sunday June 24 for items of special interest to letter carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Heavy Rain Dams Up Fort Wayne With Flood Damage
A storm from Thursday afternoon to Friday morning sent rivers and creeks over banks in Fort Wayne Indiana flooding the southern parts of the city. Bridges culverts and sewers failed forcing evacuations as boats aided rescues. Property damage runs into thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
FT. Wayne
Ind
Four and a half inch rainstorm floods Peru streets
A powerful wind storm struck Peru Indiana with four cloudbursts last night causing extensive damage. An unprecedented rainfall of four and one half inches flooded cellars and turned streets into rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Wabash River Rises Two Feet an Hour Across Indiana
A major storm drenched Indiana as the Wabash River overflowed its banks and kept rising at two feet per hour. Wabash water works were destroyed leaving the city without water for use or fire protection. A Big Four freight train wreck occurred at Treaty, six miles south, amid washouts. The Upper Treaty Creek iron bridge was washed away and no bridge remains between Treaty and Lafontaine. Two houses were carried away and many factories may close due to flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Treaty
Treaty Creek
Treaty and
Lafontaine
Bethany College to Stay Put at Present Site
Bethany College in Morgantown West Virginia will remain at its present site the trustees announced after a meeting. A 50000 endowment has been raised with 60000 more in sight to ensure continuation. Prof George Monroe resigned as Biblical History chair and Prof J C Keith from Kentucky University was elected to replace him. The school enrolled ninety one students this year and graduated all. New trustees include Charles Loos W H Nave and Mrs A M Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Morgantown
W. Va
Bethany College
Alexander Campbell
Garfield
Kersey
George Monroe
J. C. Keith
Kentucky University
Charles Loos
Columbus
A. M. Lynch
Kansas City
W. H. Nave
Bethany
Amusing old sailor among officers in Kennedy voyage tales
A lively officer noted for slovenly dress and rough language recounts brigs and small craft duty. His stories include a brig gunroom incident with a steward washing soup, a pistol duel on shore with a French captain, and a marine drill scene as a yellow fever casualty recovers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kennedy
Drig
Meat Bill Passed By Bundesrat In Berlin
Berlin June 2 The meat inspection bill passed the Bundesrat today moving through the legislative process. The measure aims to regulate meat quality and safety standards across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Y M C A Blue Ribbon Meet Opens at Chester Park
The Y M C A Athletic Club hosts the Blue Ribbon Field Day at Chester Park this afternoon starting 2 30. Highlights include star sprinters and jumpers among a large entry list with junior relays and a one mile relay. A five inning baseball game between Central Y M C A league teams closes the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Y. M. C. A. Athletic Club
Critchell
Heintz
Elliott
Wright
Schledorn
Davies
Speer
Wiltsee
Rendigs
Strate
Kruesinger
Chas. Golde
F. L. Hoffman
Geo. J. Fisher
Geo. W. Pratt
Fred Brunner
Bert Charls
Wm. Hubbell Fisher
Geo. Fitch
E. O. Smith
M. F. Roebling
J. G. Ebersole
H. L. Snodgrass
Schenkel
Oscar E. Rupp
Harry Lang
Knauft
G. Raidt
Sam Bell
B. J. Starke
Jasper Kinslow
Wm. Scherer
Association
Kenton County Republicans Call Mass Convention
Kenton County Republican Executive Committee meets at 243 Pike street Covington with 32 members and calls a mass convention for July 14 1900 at Turner Hall Covington to select delegates for the Kentucky State Republican Convention in Louisville on July 17 1900. William Riedlin chairs the meeting with R L Willis as vice chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Republican Executive Committee
William Riedlin
Republican
Pike Street
Covington
Republican State Central Committee of
Kentucky
Turner Hall
Louisville
R. L. Willis
Firemen's Day at the Zoo The Cincinnati Fire Department's big outing
Arrangements are complete for a monster outing at the Zoological Garden on Saturday August 11 by the Cincinnati Fire Department. A hustling Committee on Arrangements aims to make this the biggest fair yet with games races dancing a concert and a magnificent fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Garden
Cincinnati Fire Department
Street railroad men will be interested Sunday Tribune note
Street railroad workers are advised to read the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 for potential developments and notices affecting their industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Roosevelt will not resign as governor to pursue higher office
Governor Roosevelt will not resign and will serve out his term, Odell says. He cites Cleveland as precedent after a presidential nomination and denies the rumor that Woodruff would succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York
B. B. Odell, Jr
Republican State Committee
Woodruff
Woodrufor
Odell
Cleveland
Deadlocked Arkansas Democratic Congressional Convention
In Newport Arkansas the Democratic Congressional Convention remains deadlocked after 906 ballots. State Auditor Clay Sloan Todds first, Judge Felix C. Taylor second, and Congressman P D McCulloch third, with no nominee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Newport
Ark
Clay Sloan Todds
Felix Co. Taylor
P. D. McCulloch
Boy 10 shot abdomen by blank cartridge at home
William Koch, aged 10, of 1044 Central Avenue, accidentally shot himself with a blank cartridge. Wounds were powder burns. organs show danger of blood poisoning due to fulminate of mercury. He was cauterized at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Koch
Central Avenue
Children placed in homes after custody transfer
Officers moved Louis Brock and Hal ler Brock from Second and Plum streets to the Children's Home. Their father remains jailed awaiting trial for cutting, and the mother is said unable to provide a proper home. Later the youths were sent to the House of Refuge for likely permanent care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Brock
Haller Brock
Lena Brock
Second
Plum Streets
House of Refuge
Burnham’s Hasty Jellycon Dessert Mix Featured
Ready to prepare jelly mix dissolves in hot water and sets with flavors like orange lemon peach wild cherry and unflavored for wine and coffee jellies. Available at grocers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Northwestern
Brice-McCormick
London
Northern Pacific
Reading First Preferred
Kissam, Whitney & Co
Northern Pacific Common
W. L. Stow & Co
Consolidated Exchange
F. W. Savin & Co
Exchange
Connor
George G. Williams
Chemical National Bank
Germany
America
Halle & Steiglitz
Allen, Wood & Mce-Graw
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Western Union
New Jersey
Hanna
Secretary of State
Kinney
Rotary Kinney
Coal Company
New Ohio Bank
Covington Incorporation
Northeast Highlands
Norwood
Harris Avenue
Beech Street
Norwood Avenue
Massie
Water Works
West Norwood Street Car Facilities Association
Montgomery Pike
Carter Street
Elm Avenue
Herman Koch
John W. Hall
Joseph Lammers
St. Francis
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Francis Warelman
Charles B. Wittrock
Joseph Koehne
Paul Kreimer
A. M. Berens
George J. Schawe
Albert Rotzinger
F. H. Uchtman
Herman Ferdelman
C. H. Broker
Fred Schierberg
Hubert Lindenschmidt
Theo Lohman
Richard Massman
Hamilton County Council
Joseph Inkrot
Norwood Lodge
Order of the
Bass Island Park
Miami Lodge
Messrs
Julius Zeiner
Leonard Stockman
B. J. Welage
Norwood Council
Indian Hill Avenue
Aisir
Young Men’s Athletic Club of
Madisonville
L. E B. Quigg
Lowing
Matinsisoa
Mellin
A. B. Caursios
Pine St
H. I
Paris
Lahore Tribune
Our Lady’s Summit
Undertaker
National Biscuit Company
James H Walker
McCreary
James H. Foster
Shepherdsville
Henry Wilson
Pryorsburg
Elisha Carpenter
Livingston
Nat Lewis
William Tucker
Crab Orchard
Dabner Maupin
Burning Springs
John W. Mastin
Sardis
Granville Roberts
Sloan's Valley
James Blackaby
Franklinton
Jacob Steube
Dayton
William F. Lee
Sunny Lane
Mary A. Burgher
Vaughn's Mills
Winfield Munson
Breck
Anderson Clift
Brownsville
Lucian In
Nacy City
Peter Burden
Spada
Nicodemus Mebane
Germantown
Thos. C. Holloway
Albany
Ames F. Ratledge
Athens
Rufus B. Brown
Fossi
William C. Jones
Allensville
Philip H. Maltaberger
Mauser
Moses Silvins
Hain
Wabash River
Terre Haute
Riedlin
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