Wheat Prices Fall as Harvest Hope Grows in June Trade
Chicago reports wheat prices continuing a steady decline on the Board of Trade as forecasts of a large U S and Canadian harvest spur selling. Corn oats and provisions follow wheat lower with July futures at about 1.13 for wheat and broad weakness across grain markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
United States
Canada
Liverpool
Europe
Missouri
Kansas
Mwalke
Turyaa
Tire Eeeene
Tsie
Ansevene Sf Bog
Maliners Speas Ak
Eess
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Calbc
Southwestern
Northwestern
Grain and Provisions Market Report Summary
Across major markets on June 23 the grain complex showed weakness in wheat with bearish crop news and liquidation pressure. Spot corn and oats remained quiet to easy with mixed domestic receipts and exports, while rye and barley eased to steady or lower levels. Worldwide notes from Liverpool and regional Midwest exchanges reflect subdued demand and fluctuating futures.
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New York
Duluth
F. O
Pacific Coast
Continent
South America
Liverpool
Iveston
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Minn
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Milwaukdee
Wis
Commercial Tribone
Toledo, CO
Market Report Listing Prices and Commodities
The text shows prices for whisky iron cotton ties hemp twine pork lard and bacon with receipts of 6000 bbls of wheat 3000 bu of wheat and 32000 25000 bu of corn and shipments of flour 6000 bbls wheat 12000 bu and corn 47400 bu cats 56000 bu.
Cattle Market Slips as Receipts Rise in Cincinnati
Cincinnati historians report a quiet cattle market with higher receipts over 24 hours, weak prices across cattle hogs and sheep. Heavy steers and cows show declines while hogs sell lower. regional and city totals from Omaha to New York reflect softer demand and steady to lower cattle values.
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Commercial Tribune
Omaha
Neb
Louisville
Indianapolis
Ind
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
Chicago
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Texas
New York
Chicago Banks Plan Consolidation Unite
Chicago banks announce a merger between American Trust and Savings and Continental National. Continental National holds 70 million dollars in deposits, American Trust and Savings 62.55 million. The agreement unites two of the city's largest financial institutions.
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City
Chicago
American Trust and Savings Bank
Continental National Bank
Standard Oil Election Names New Vice Presidents
New York June 23. John D. Rockefeller Jr. and James A. Moffett elected vice presidents of the Standard Oil company to succeed W. H. Tilford and H. H. Rogers. W. C. Teagle and H. M. Tilford chosen as directors.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
James A. Moffett
Standard Oil Company
W. H. Tilford
H. H. Rogers
W. C. Teagle
H. M. Tilford
Triple Alliance Still Unshaken
Rome report notes Foreign Minister Tittoni asserts Italy’s relations with England and France are excellent and the triple alliance is unshakable. He says recent armament measures by parliament offend no power and were not directed at any nation.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Foreign Office
Tittoni
Italy
England
France
Poe
Carriage Rim Makers Discuss Freight Rates
Carriage rim manufacturers from across the United States met to discuss freight classifications and a possible shift from sixth to fifth class, which would raise rates. They created an inspection bureau headed by Fred A. Curtis of Chicago to standardize grading and pricing while allowing individual discounts. The group plans another Cincinnati gathering in October.
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Gath
United States
Transportation Committee
Fred A. Curtis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Typhoid Fly and the War on Filth
Frederic J. Haskin surveys the fly menace naming the typhoid fly and detailing how 414 flies carried billions of germs. The piece explains breeding in manure, contamination routes, and early public health efforts in cities and farms, plus future shifts like autos reducing fly populations.
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Howard
Washington Health Office
Frederic J. Haskin
Double Shooting in Claremore Posse Fight
In Claremore Oklahoma on June 23 John Crutchfield and James Price, members of a sheriff posse chasing an outlaw, mistook each other for the suspect and opened fire. Crutchfield is dying and Price is seriously wounded.
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Sheriff’s Posse
Claremore
Oklla
John Crutchfield
James Price
Crutchfield
Price
Accident report from Newport and city hospital admission
Martin Clark aged 54 of West Fourth Street was admitted to city hospital after falling two stories from a building in Newport Kentucky last Monday. Railroad workers found a middle aged white man unconscious in C H D yards yesterday afternoon and patrols took him to hospital. no identification or further details were available.
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Martin Clark
West Fourth Street
City Hospital
Newport
Real Estate Men Meet in Cumminsville Weighs Deals
Forty members of the Real Estate Exchange and local architects met at Heidelberg Highlands Cumminsville for a social and business session. E M Costello spoke of Edinborough leasing and central heating while a home on Hamilton avenue near Chase changed hands for about 10 000 to Dr Stephan of Portsmouth. An auction at 531 York street netted 4200 to John Boehring. Building permits were issued for multiple two and three story residences and a theater interior remodel valued around 40000.
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Real Estate Exchange
Heidelberg
Antucky Highlands
Hiram Mathers
Philip Moessinger
E. M. Costello
Obersole
Bect
Frank Zimmerman
Costello
Edinborough
Charles H. Ames
Glen Brown
Val J. Bien
W. T. Buckner
M. L. Barbour
R. B. Cadwallader
William J. Carey
A. W. Davis
Jerome E. Davis
W. H. Dyer
B. Hellerman
H. H. Evers
William L. Finch
J. J. Flynn
A. B. Gould
A. ©. Horton
J. J. Kuntzler
Ben Williams
Eugene Hall
Frederick A. Schmidt
Herbert T. Kent
Theodore Mayer
Hiram S58. Mathers
Charles Mayer
William B. Poland
Warren E. Richards
William Reehl
Carl S. Rankin
J. Frank Smith
Lewis R. Smith
W. T. Thompson
Alberto Williamson
William A. White
Jacob Walters
George Wright
W. H. Wilson
F. A. Zimmerman
Gustave Drach
Europe
Rolland Herd
Charles Crapsy
Capitol City Club
Atlanta
George Blinn
Hamilton Avenue
Chase
Cumminsville
Charlies Meade
Stephan
Portsmouth
Elia
Susan
R. U
Barbara M. Cea Crane
Yrth Avenue
Preston
Ashland Avenues
S. Welsh
P. Ll. Curtis
Garfield’ Avenue
W.A. Estell
Oaks
John Rushel
Hanfield Mra
Bald
Terrace Avenue
Elm Street
W. C. McMahon
Huron, Avenue
Strafer Avenue
Columbia
Chase Avenues
Morrison
Whitfield
Freiberg
MacMillar
Curtis
Gilbert Avenue
Real estate transfers and leases listed in district records
A long fragment lists numerous real estate transactions and lease arrangements. It references assignees such as Charles W. Baker and Elmer C. Myers, heirs of Theodore Von Holle, various lot transfers in Wood and Kennedy’s, Pleasant Ridge, Norwood, Elmwood, and other neighborhoods, leases of 5 to 6 years at rents including 300 dollars and 12 dollars weekly, and multiple parcels on streets like Rockdale Avenue Plum and Magnolia, with mentions of trusts and sub divisions.
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Gest Street
Charles W. Baker
Elmer C. Myers
Wood & Ennedy
Leasant Ridge
Theodore von Holle
Maud Miller
B. Dean
Adolph Rosenberg
Finance Rockdale Avenue
Alexander L. Er
Adéila Mora
Norwood
Charles Bigeon
Joseph Hamant
Ooodward
Alfred T. Mount Washington
Oneeseeest Ridge Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Frederick Kruse
Edward M. Costello
Louisa Buer
Ella Ry Hoffman
Jerome
Prather
Kate Brandstetter
Caroline Iven
James Iven
Williamy McLain
Margaret B. Roberts
Ing Co
Prem- Wade
George Yost
Elmwood
Screg
ORIG
Pike
Syca
Adelaide
C. Davis
Myers Y. Cooper
LOOSH
Heeger
Etreet
Fulford
O. W. Nixon
Margaret McColm
Carrie Brandstetter
Agnes Bets
J. H. Harris
Mary E. Acomb
Margare Acomb
River Port Forecast and Arrivals at Local Stations
Regional river report details arrivals and departures at Cincinnati area ports with ships such as Greenwood Courier Chile City of Louisville and J O Cole. Weather notes show varying river levels and cloud cover while additional vessels move between Pittsburgh Wheeling Madison Evansville and St Louis.
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Charleston
Courier
Maysville
Chile
City of
Louisville
Pomeroy
City of Louisville
J. O. Cole
Guyandotte
Marlen Riggs
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Queen City
Davies Island Dam
Freeport
Virginia
Wheeling
H. K. Bedford
Madison
Cuncan
Tarascon
Evansville
Franklin
Ween
Parkersburg
Www
Radford
Wees
Hinton Vin
Small
Mayavile
Cincinna
Arene le
Ind
Eeenn
Peducah
Cairo
Keokuk
Iowa
Kansas City
Memphis
Tenn
Helena
Ark
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Shre TE
Miss
New Jans
Cattiettsburg
Point Pleasant
Ohio
Bassler
Sooners
Chilo
Kincinnati
Mutineer Leader Killed in Flight
Manila reports Lieutenant Noble with Twenty third constabulary killed mutineer chief Sergeant Academia during a 18th clash at Davao. American Sergeant Hewson wounded. mutineers split into two bands with five captured and sixteen remain at large. General Bandholtz cites discipline breakdown under prior command.
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Manila
Noble
Twentythird Constabulary
Davao
Academia
Hewson
Bandholtz
Ransdell Visits Cincinnati On Rivers and Harbors Plans
Congressman Joseph E. Ransdell of Louisiana arrived in Cincinnati for a brief visit en route home. He discussed the upcoming National Rivers and Harbors congress in Washington next winter with Captain J. F. Ellison Albert Bettinger and local supporters. Ransdell said the meeting program would be of exceptional merit with national figures secured for the event.
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Joseph E. Ransdell
Louisiana
Cincinnati
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Washington
J. F. Ellison
Albert Bettinger
Ransdell
Albert
Hints for Gwen on Ocean Tourists Fashion
An article offers practical tips for a Commercial Tribune party sailing from Quebec to Glasgow around July. It covers compact luggage under berths, essential clothing including wraps, shirts, and dinner outfits, and deck gear such as steamer rugs. Advice includes headgear, veils, hair nets, and home made comfort items for sea travel.
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Commercial Tribune
Amy
Quebec
Glasgow
Paris
Yee
Notice to Contractors for Bridge Repair in Millcreek Township
Sealed proposals are due by July 1908 for repairing a bridge on Spring Grove Avenue over Mill Creek in Millcreek Township. Plans on file with the Board of County Commissioners. Bond of 9800 dollars with two sufficient sureties required. Board may reject any bid. President Anley Struble. Clerk Fred Dreihs.
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Becond Hill
Reading Pike
Sycamore Township
Board of County Commisioners
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Hamilton
Anley Struble
Fred Dreihs
Ollowing County
Spring Grove Avenue
Board of County
Mena
Ogee
County bids required for Montgomery Pike paving project
Hamilton County Commissioners invite bids for asphalt treatment on Montgomery Pike from Silverton to Symmes and Sycamore Townships. Specification 33 calls for work per the plans on file at the commissioners office. bids due July 21 at noon.
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Hamiilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ot County
Montgomery Pike
Silverton
Symmes
Syeqmers Town
Board of County
Missioners
Coun Commissioners
Sam O Ain
Coty
Hamilton
Fragmentary note hints at party members and journey findings
Ambiguous text lists party members and a journey fragment. The readable phrases mention that some individuals are connected to a journey and superfluous clothes are involved, but details are unclear and names are fragmented. The fragmentary source yields limited, non-specific context.
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Jumes Exchange of Lonéos Som Re Mapes
Private ce three per cent for the account. Three-per-cent rests for the account. Hess
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Sassee Hess
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York Street
John Boehring
Ee Street
Anna Theile
Edoward Jacobs
Corryville
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Charles W. Keller
Norway Avenue
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Mayer & Brother
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Cleneay Avenue
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Commissioner of Buildings
Columbia Theater
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Philippine Constabulary
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W. F. Robertson Steel and Iron Company
Acme Steel Goods Company
Wwitt Rnice Company
Pitts Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
George W. Tibbles
Cincinnati Township
Pogue & Pogue
First Bank
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