Orphans' Picnic Aids St Joseph Asylum Fundraiser
Thousands will attend the Fourth of July event at St Joseph Orphan Asylum grounds in Emminsville to raise funds for the orphans. George W. Tibbles and Frank C. Grote lead rival campaigns with supporters from the Knights of Columbus Elks Blaine Club and Chamber of Commerce. A juvenile athletic contest fireworks and a lawn fête will entertain attendees as prominent local figures join in the celebration and fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Orphan Asylum
George Tibbles
Gibson
Orchen
Frank
C.ee
Chamber of Commerce
George Gerke
Grote
C.K. of A
C. K. of O
Rally
Ing
Tibbles
Knights”‘ of Columbus
The
Elks
Blaine Club
Michael Mullen
Mst
Gustavus H Wald Dies Suddenly At 49
Gustavus H Wald senior attorney of the Wilby and Wald firm died suddenly of heart trouble at 8 30 pm at 640 West Seventh street. He was born in Cincinnati and educated at Yale and Harvard, dean of the Cincinnati Law School and a professor at Yale and Harvard Law Schools had been offered posts at both schools. He was unmarried and survived by his mother and a brother Richard H Wald. The funeral arrangements were not made and cremation was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavus H. Wald
Junio
Wilby & Wald
Beventh Street
Wald
Drs. Stewart and
Rachford
Lewis Wald
Lewis C
Sullivan Beats In Manhattan Restaurant Fight
A man named Sullivan entered Riggs Manhattan Restaurant about 8 pm and caused a disturbance. He exchanged blows with proprietor Riggs and usher Fred Allen, sustained injuries, and was dragged to the sidewalk by a friend as staff subdued the altercation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Riggs
Manhattan
Han Thefo
Sull
Sully
Fred Allen
Sigfly
Allen
Gould
Tony Dolph
Messenger Fatally Injured Operating Elevator in City
Joseph Drilling, messenger for the Postal Telegraph Company, living at 533 West Sixth Street, was seriously injured around noon yesterday while starting an elevator to deliver a message to the Medart Pulley Company. His leg was caught between the car and second floor and broken. He was taken to the hospital by patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Drilling
Postal Telegraph Company
West Sixth Street
Medart
Hamilton Senate group plans Cincinnati area outing
Attorney James P. Monaghan returned from Hamilton Ohio after arranging with the Hamilton Senate for a grand outing to be held in the area early in A St. The Outing Committee includes fifty of the region’s leading business and professional men from Cincinnati Norwood Bicton Letown Newport and Covington. The first committee meeting to finalize the outing is set for Burnet Saturday evening July B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Monaghan
Hamiltton
Hamilton Senate
K. AE. O
Cincinnati
Norwood
Bicton
Letown
Newport
Covington
Burnet
Railway managers decline to recognize union demand
Chicago June 28. The General Managers meeting considered a standard wage scale demanded by the Freight Handlers Union. The General Superintendents recommended, and it was adopted in substance, while managers refused to recognize the union. They will confer with their own road committees and not with other roads' representatives. Wage issues may be settled locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Railway General Managers
Real Estate Transfers Compiled for Local Property Market
Transfers list multiple parcels with buyers including Hester V Fraome to William C Cochran and Mary Osment to Alice Keefe, with prices noted and ranges. Several quitclaims and leases appear along with mortgages filed and canceled, naming numerous properties on Sixth Street Main to Sycamore, Hamilton Street Carthage, and Oakley areas, reflecting active title changes and lien movements.
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Hester V
Fraome
William C. Cochran
Eucliday
Mary Osment
Alice Keefe
Sixth St
Main
Sycamore Sts
Wiliam BE. Drake
Paul J. Drake
Drake
Oakley
Laura A.’ Bohnett
Mary
R. Bohnett
Agnes
Berden Sts
George H. Ehle
Ludwell J. E. Jones
Joseph Hageman
Miami Improvement Co
American Laundry. Machinery Co
Rose
Section Ars
Norwood
John G. Leifeling
Michael Ruehlmann
Bank and
Baymiller Sts
Pauline Mahateke
Wendel Eich
Hamilton St
Carthage
John H. Greiwe
Edward Greiwe
Hutt St
Pendle St
E. Twethin
Pendleton St
Algo
Hunt St
Lane
Henry F. Greiwe
Price
Highland An
John H. Gretwe
John E. Gretwe
Vine St
Armory Av
Jones St
John Q. A. Chapman
Frances D. Jones
Neworth St
Longworth St
Race and Vine Sts
John H. Gretne
Regina Meyer
Stephen Wheeler
Dandridge St
Charles M. Cist
James R. Rimmer
Janet Thomson
Chase
James R. Rimiger
Charles M
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Other Courts
A flood of civil actions listed in Common Pleas Court with case numbers 124061 to 124,079 including disputes over mortgage foreclosures, partitions, trusts, will challenges, and damages claims. Also notes Superior Court and Circuit Court entries with additional civil matters and a mandamus petition.
Estimating Contest Offer With One Thousand Four Hundred Ninety Chances
The Commercial Tribune invites readers to invest 1.00 in its 34000.00 Estimating Contest offering 1,490 chances to win a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Cup Presented by Friends to Elmer Z Blagg
Elmer Z Blagg retiring manager of Globe-Wernicke Co receives a silver loving cup from colleagues at a June 28 1902 gathering. Speeches praise his twelve year leadership and projects including the Nor- plant construction while colleagues from Hake Hazeny and others join in the toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Z. Blagg
Globe-Wernicke Company
Harry
Hake
Elmer
Globe-Werwood
Blagg
Gener Nichols
A. P. Hazeny Richter, Jr
Rebush, Raerry
Prominent Jack Sternberger Arrested After Hotel Indecent Act
Report says Frank J. Sternberger, a wealthy bank and coal businessman from Jackson Ohio, and a Crystal Sterwood were found intoxicated and undressed in a room at the Garter House at Sixth and Race streets. Patrolman Batsche placed them under arrest on drunkenness charges after they were found by witnesses and later identified as Sternberger and Sterwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woma
Batsche
George Street
Frank’ J. Sternberger
Munro
Wyne
Bond
Ratheager
Munro $S
Jackson
Sternberger
Death Would Not Cause a Ripple in Financial Markets
King Edward’s death would cause little harm to business and credit in the United States and Britain. The piece notes the monetary outlook, gold supplies, loan levels, and international exchanges, with optimism for July disbursements and a gradual easing of rates. It cites Klondike gold arrivals and Transvaal mine output as factors steadying the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clews
Commercial Tribune
New York
King Edward
England
United States
McKinley
Great Britain
Victoria
Edward
Treasury
Europe
Klondike
London
Transvaal
Texas
Subscriptions urged for the Commercial Tribune
Readers are urged to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune with an estimate to settle worries about keeping up with news, offering a simple way to keep the mind free from daylight concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Cotton market outlook and trading guidance note
The letter predicts slow demand and flat January prices with rains easing the belt. It warns against long January positions, notes opportunities on soft spots for quick profits, and forecasts July/August pullbacks and possible next-week breaks if rains are normal. It cites broker-driven rallies and short covering as the day’s cause and mentions 8.70c July option gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
C. J. Buddeke & Co
Cotton market prices today report by C. J. Buddeke
The record prices on principal options in the cotton market today are reported by C. J. Buddeke. The summary lists current bids and asks, reflecting market activity and price levels for active futures and cash cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Buddekeee
Quotations on Local Securities in Cincinnati Market
Listings show bid and asked prices for railroad stocks, misc shares, banks and bonds. Notable items include Cincinnati and Hamilton County bonds, Covington and Newport bonds, rail and streetcar issues, and several national and city banks with varied yields and maturity dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
N’l Lafayette
Far.& T
Cen.t& Sdco
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Wool trading restricted as holders hold firm in Lonnbon market
Trading in wool during the week was restricted due to firm holders. Arrivals for the fourth series reached 22 407 bales, including 3 000 forwarded direct. Week imports totaled 502 NSW 310 Victoria 6 319 New Zealand 3 300 Cape/Natal 610 Falkland 975 sundries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonn
New South Wales
Victoria
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Falkland Island
Sundries
Dairy prices steady across New York markets June 28
Butter receipts 6501 pkgs with steady prices. cheese 4190 pkgs up. eggs 6870 cases firm. Regional reports from New York Philadelphia Baltimore St Louis Kansas City Louisville Pittsburg note varied butter creameries and cheese levels, eggs and poultry prices, with general market steadiness and regional differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New State
State
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Louisville
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Elgin
Ohio
Gree Ee
Aus New
Yank
York State
Poultry Prices and a $34,000 Contest Teaser
The notice lists live and dressed poultry prices for chicks hens broilers roosters turkeys ducks and geese with varying price marks. It then promotes a pyramid style contest promising tenfold gains and 1,490 prizes totaling 34000 dollars, urging readers to recruit friends to participate.
Cincinnati Cattle Hogs and Sheep Markets Report June 28 1902
Market data for cattle hogs and sheep in Cincinnati and other exchanges. Receipts and shipments compare week over week with price ranges for heavy bulls cows calves stockers and feeders by category and region. Yards close for July 4 except stock receipt and shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wirdinie
Bote
SUMO
Sane Messises
Bologna
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
South Omaha
East
Buffalo
New York
Reeves
Kansas City
Texas
ST. Louis
Burley and Dark Leaf Offerings Reach 2,631 Hhds In Louisville Trade
At Louisville, total offerings this week reached 2,631 hhds with 1,515 new Burley and 699 new dark, plus 277 old Burley and 140 old dark. Market for low grades was irregular early but strengthened to finish near last week. Desirable export leaf remained strong while new dark auctions were light in quantity and quality below prior offerings. Crop conditions improved with planting complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley
Brawl Over Street Commissioner Leaves Jackson Split
In Jackson Ohio a fight over the Street Commissioner post leaves two appointees, two crews, and a city split. Mayor Benner Jones backs Edmund Gregory while the Council supports Burt Phillips, with both sides preparing for a heated showdown and a potential public dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Jackson
Benner Jones
Burt Phillips
West Virginia
Jones
Phillips
Edmund Gregory
Virginia
Grégory
United States
Gregory
Phillipe
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George
Frank Grote
Leon Riggs
Fifth Street
Vine
Messenger
Wm. H. Stark
IC. E. Chandler
Miami Tp. B. & L.co
Otto Lieder
Pleasant B. A
Eagle B. Co
Lauren O'Brien
Schuetzen B. & L. Co
J. W
Laura F. P. Johnson
C. W. Barnist
John ‘Gibson
Eliza Hornbrook
Common Pleas Court
Southside L. & B. Co
Annie Tulley
Frank H. Wiliams
City of Cincinnati
Fredericka Leiser
Squire Templeton
Ebdawin J. Franks
Clifford C. Day
Minnie Day
Squire Winkler
Mary A. Marshall
Frank J. Dorgér
Elizabeth Kiernan
John W. Wolfe
Campbell & Clen Dening
Michael Keefe
Chas. J. Fitzrald
Enos Hayes
Ezra G. Guard
E. T. Browne
Stanley Struble
the O Armjeder’Co
John J. Michaels
Bernard Haglage
Ida Haglage
Edwin J. Franks
Frank Schaetzle
the Potthott & Frey Iron Co
City of
Coppock &Hertenstein
Val Harty
Elizabeth Bardick
Executrix
G. K. Beamer
Squirs Roebling
Minnie Plaut
Moliie Black
Kramer & Meaner
Charles D. Robertson
Georg
Dean
Bernard Ae
Superior Court
Schuyler P. Johnsdal
Western & Southern Life Insurance Co
W. W. Symmes
A. B. Gnan
Albert F. Hoffmeister Co
Kramer & Kramer
Marcus Bros
Thane
Moses Ruskin
Circuit Court
Walter D. Guiibert
Eugens Lewis
Monnett
Elmer *Z. Lagg
Pc Blagg
Construcicke Plant
Nor
Globe- Wernicke
Wood
Taylor
W.nmoore
C. B
C. Maddox
Theodore A. Tuck
F. A. Hel
Frank J. Sternberger
Tr. Sternberger
Galveston
Weather Bureau
Houston
San Antonio
Arkansas
Cotton Belt
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
W. E. Hutton & Company
Spa
Gulf
New Orleans
McFaddens
Tober
Stock Exchange
Little, Miami
N.C
T.P Col. & Xenia
Cin
Tob.Co
A.jergens Com
Cin. St. Ry
United
Fund Linn
Clifton Sew
C.H
Sp. Con
S.R. G
W.-W. As
Pike
Covington and Newport
St.Im
Lh.b
Wi SN
Bet Penta Col
J R. RB
MIA
Det
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Cjn&c
M. Ge
Ky. Central
C.li& N
C.R
Big Four
First N’l
Traction
No & C
Col. Ry. Com
O. Val
Equit
City Hall
B.G
C.H.& D.com
Son
Nat.Cash
eSides
Globe-W.- Satay Shillito
Church
Gore Erent
Bar
WOOL
F. W. Babcock, M.D
DR. Babcock
W. Bargo
Ti, Trust Co
F. W. Babcock
M.D
N.W. Cor
Maryland ‘Casualty CO
Skiff & Nichols
Masonic Temple
General Agents Maryland Casualty Company
Tobacco Market
E. J. O'Brien
Merry
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