Cotton Prices Jump Across Markets Amid Broad Market Stir
Cotton surged about 1 percent in the world’s three leading markets on rumors of a corner in July and August positions, with New Orleans and Liverpool prices near 10 cents a pound. Sugar refineries report strong demand and higher meltings, while grain markets show mixed upturns due to rain and crop prospects. Bonds and railroad stocks gain as traders cover shorts and anticipate July disbursements.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Willett & Gray
Russia
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Wall Street
Tobacco Breaks Show Busy Market at Break Week
Receipts rise as 2258 hogsheads entered and 1801 offered with 1448 sold. Mixed trashes and poor order goods drop while bright leaf tops 18 1 2 cents. Farmers and Shippers and Cincinnati Leaf report strong demand and steady prices. The coming week starts July 3 with plans for sales and liberal offerings advised.
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Burley Belt
Bodmann
Morris
Cincinnati-Miami
Globe
Farmers
Shippers
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company
Wheat Gains on Crop Damage Reports Across Northwest
Wheat futures rose as July to 81.5 cents and August to 83.5 cents amid frost in the Northwest and excessive rain in winter wheat states. Crop damage reports from North Dakota and nearby areas cited, with light frost noted in that region.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
N. D
Weather outlook and Missouri crop damage telegrams
Night brings prospect of more rain with light showers in North Dakota not enough to worsen conditions. Weather Bureau predicts fair weather in the region. Telegrams from Missouri report heavy rain causing crop damage from Price's Landing to Commerce with fields flooded, wheat sprouting and irrigation losses.
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North Dakota
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Price’s Landing
Commerce
Crucible Steel Company of America Formed in Biurg
Representatives of 90 percent of crucible or tool steel makers met in Biurg to finalize a nationwide combine. The Crucible Steel Company of America will form under a New Jersey charter with 50 million dollars capital, HQ in Biurg, and Pittsburgh ownership. A three-man committee will close details with Union Trust Company as registrar. Prominent members include Park Steel, Crescent Steel, LaBelle Steel, Howe Brown & Co, Anderson Dupuy & Co, and Singer Nimick & Co.
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BIURG
Pe Ee
Crucible
Crucible Steel Company of America
New Jersey
Pittsburg
Union Trust Company
Park Steel Company
Crescent Steel Company
LaBelle Steel Company
Howe, Brown & Co
Anderson, Dupuy & Co
Singer Nimick & Co
Detroit Street Railway Taxation Ruling Expands Franchise Tax
A Detroit County Court decision states the Detroit Street Railway Company must pay taxes on its increased assessment this year. The Board of City Assessors valued the franchise at 10,247,000 up from 2,600,000 last year, holding that all franchises are taxable as personal property.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Street Railway Company
Wheat shortage halts Cargill elevators in region
The W. W. Cargill Elevator Company announces that due to a prospective wheat crop shortage all elevators north of the Litchfield line will not open this year. Seventy elevators are affected and the company will retain all employees at an expense of nearly $60,000.
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LA Crosse
Wis
W. W. Cargill Elevator Company
Litchfield
Somerset National Bank Authorized to Open in Kentucky
Washington June 29 The Comptroller of the Currency has authorized the Somerset National Banking Company of Somerset Kentucky to begin business with a capital of 50000 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Somerset National Banking Company
Somerset
Ohio Firms Incorporate Diverse Local Businesses
The Conroy Mutual Aid Association of Cincinnati is formed by William Wirmel and seven others. Additional incorporations include Farmers' Telephone Company New London with $2,000 capital Youngstown Heating Company $100,000 Buckeye Glove Company Mansfield with $10,000 Ohio Mutoscope Company Cleveland increases capital to $150,000 and Anderson-Newton Piano Company Van Wert changes name to Anderson Piano Company.
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Columbus, CO
Conroy Mutual Aid Association
Cincinnati
William Wirmel
Charles Pipp
A. W. Ran
John C. Hiller
George Burg
F. W. Kasser
Fred Words
Charles Wirmel
Farmers’ Telephone Company
New London
Youngstown Heating Company
Youngstown
Buckeye Glove Company
Mansfield
Ohio Mutoscope Company
Cleveland
Anderson-Newton Piano Company
van Wert
Anderson Piano Company
Rail lease renewal discussed by Cincinnati leaders
The New York Evening Post reports on Cincinnati's rail history with President Samuel Spencer proposing a lease renewal for the Cincinnati Southern Railway. Trustees resist hoping for better terms while the city’s ownership influences votes on the lease. The Southern Railway connects with the Georgia & Alabama, owned by the same company, prompting local business interest in luring Southern Railway as lessee.
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New York Evening Post
Cincinnati
J. J. Hooker
Board of Trade
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway Company
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Spencer
Southern
Cincinnati Southern
Georgia &Alabama
B O S W Automobiles Eye Cincinnati Service
The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway may introduce automobiles for passenger service in Cincinnati after successful runs in Washington Philadelphia and Chicago. The move aims to attract new customers by offering a faster and more pleasant depot-to-city link. General Passenger Agent Austin in Chicago announced the new service for that town.
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Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Cincinnati
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Austin
Evans Appointed General Manager of Louisville and Nashville
George E. Evans, Superintendent of Transportation of the Louisville and Nashville, was named General Manager by President Milton Hmith of New York. The appointment takes effect July 1, succeeding J. G. Metcalfe who has resigned. Evans is expected to announce new appointments next Monday.
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Louisville, Ky
George E. Evans
Louisville & Nashville
Monrene
Milton Hmith
New York
Evans
J. G. Metcalfe
Central Passenger Associations Meet Notes and Travel Plans
Reports on upcoming meetings of the Central and Western Passenger Associations set for July 11 at Put-in-Bay and the Hotel Superior in Marquette Michigan. Notes Erie Railway plans a Cincinnati to New York train and a new sleeper into Chicago tonight.
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Central Passenger Association
Putin Bay
Western Passenger Association
Hotel Superior
Marquette
Michigan
C. L. Wellington
Nsas
Erie Railway
Cincinnati
New York
Hamilton
Indianapolis
Southwestern Passenger Association
St. Louis
Western Passenger
Artist Scott to Visit Cincinnati for Arts Exchange
Frank Edwin Scott, a renowned Cincinnati artist born in Indianapolis, will arrive this morning for a several day visit. He studied at the Art League School in New York and in Paris under Cabanel, returning to teach in New York before again going abroad to Paris. His works were shown at the Art Minevin spring exhibition, and he will be welcomed by the local art colony.
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Frank Edwin Scott
Cincinnati
Scott
Indianapolis
Art ‘League School of
New York
Paris
France
Cabanel
Art League School
Minevin
Tri Delta Banquet Marks Last Triennial Meeting
Miss Julia Closterman of Cincinnati elected editor of the Trident at the Tri Delta convention in Cincinnati. The gathering of 100 plus college women voted to shift national meetings to biennial and discontinue province meetings, with Boston hosting the next convention in two years. A farewell banquet at the Grand featured toasts led by Lucy M. Lambdin and noted gifts to retiring editor Miss Allen.
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Julia Closterman
Trident
Boston
Tri-Delta
Cincinnati
Tri-Delta Fraternity
Society
Closterman
The
Cluster- Man
Miss Allen
Dunning
Miss Closterman
National Association of the Tri Deltas
Sarah Bartlett Hayes
Kirt
Middleton
Conn
Eilie Danforth
Ann Arbor
Mich
Estelle Trueblood
Lincoln
Neb
Elizabeth Tumbleson
Baltimore
Ivy Kellarman
Columbus
E. T. Vore
Baldwin
Kansas
Mr. Shears
Gibson House
Delta
Shears
Grand Hotel
Grand
Madisonville Board of Ed Withdraws Check to Architects
In Northeast Highlands, the Madisonville Board of Education withdraws a check to local architects amid discussions on pending injunctions. The paper notes the funeral of the late Mrs Eva Weeel as part of regional notices.
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Madisonville B. OF
Eva Weeeel
Real Estate Transfers and Legal Actions Include Board Dispute
The report lists numerous real estate transfers in Symmes Township Camp Washington Millcreek and Norwood with several parcels and lot descriptions. It also notes a dispute over an $800 Hannaford and Sons contract with Madisonville Board of Education resolved by board rescinding action and suspending payment amid County Solicitor guidance. Additionally, obituaries, court arrests for animal cruelty, and school activities are mentioned.
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Robert
Emma L. Armstrong
James Armstrong
Symmes
Peter
Maria B. Wittekind
George E Rothhaas, Jr
Quinn
Camp Washington
Ferdinand Scholle
Anna Borgmann
Livingston Street
Baymiller
Freeman
Mary Foucar
C. C. Bragg
Woodburn Avenue
Olive A
James W. Mcclaughlin
Henry Burkhold
Millcreek Township
F. S. Hastings
Stites Avenua
Augusta
George Renner
Charles Homan
Trowbridge
Apaecle’ Sion
Vine Street
H. Bode, Jr
Conrad Lauer
Wilson & Egeléston
Memmicamior
Ana Ll. Go
Charles F. Schiear
Woodburn ‘Avenue
Syndicate Subdivision
Anna M. ‘Hochstrasser
Adrain “Meerse
Philip M. Price
Sycamore Street
B. A
Mary Janssen
C. Williams
Margaretha Heisel
Republic L
B. Co
Liberty Street
Main Street
Paul Herrmann
Eliza Herrmann
Yost
Elmwood
John F. ‘Koch
Sheriff
Oracar
Greenwood
Avoca
John F. Koch
Sheritt
Michael Schipfer
Eenwney Ace
Bass Stee
Louise Griem
Per Sheritt
Pleasant
Anna King
Janes P. Nixon
Richmond Street
Harriet
McLean Avenue
Caroline C
Worcester B. Morrow
Edwin EB. Stevens
Wells Street
Eighth S
Frances K. Drake
Charles W. Drake
Madisonville Board of Education
Samuel Hanneford & Sons
Hannaford & Sons
Kruger
Smallpox Breaks Out Aboard Steamers Santa Ana and Ohio
Cape Nome reports smallpox on the steamers Santa Ana and Ohio. Passengers and crew are quarantined at Egg Island as health authorities respond to the outbreak.
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Cape
Nome
San Francisco
Santa Ana
Ohio
Egg Island
Salvation Army plans July river outing for city children
Staff Captain William Hunter oversees Salvation Army work in the city during Staff Captain Escott's absence. On July 30 the group will take 1,500 poor children on a river outing aboard the steamboat Hudson. Adjutant Norman Ensign Henderson and the German corps join Captain Hunter to repeat last year's successful excursion from the slums to the country for a full day of fresh air.
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William Hunter
Salvation Army
Escott
Hudson
Norman
Ensign Henderson
Hunter
Salvationists
Judge issues attachment for Ludlow Lagoon manager
Judge Tarvin of Covington Circuit Court issued an attachment in response to a Kenton County Grand Jury complaint for M. C. Anderson manager of the Ludlow Lagoon. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Grand jury had summoned Anderson twice, which he ignored. Anderson appeared after adjournment and posted bond for July 23.
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Tarvin
Kenton County
Grand Jury
Covington
M. C. Anderson
Ludlow
Anderson
Tired of Life A Newsboy Takes Cocaine at Home
Joseph Heiney armless newsboy at 117 East Eighth street attempted suicide by cocaine last night. Inmates carried him to Dr. Wocher then to the Hospital where he was pumped out. Heiney aged several years says he is tired of life and would not name another poison he reportedly also took. He is a familiar figure at Fifth and Main streets.
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Joseph Heiney
East Eighth Street
Warrant Against Liveryman for Unfit Vehicle
Officer Hammel of the Humane Society swore yesterday to a warrant for the arrest of M. Heltmann a liveryman for driving four horses deemed unfit for service. The case comes before Squire Dumont this morning.
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Hammel
The
Humane Society
M. Heltmann
Noree
Squire- Dumont
Tarvin to Speak Tonight on State Issues and Governorship
Judge James P. Tarvin of Kenton County is expected to declare his candidacy for Kentucky governor at Odd Fellows Hall Covington tonight. He joins the anti Goebel faction and faces potential party friction as Kenton County Democrats weigh Tarvin's bid and Goebel tactics influence the convention delegation.
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The
Commercial Tribune
James P. Tarvin
Kenton County
Kentucky
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Covington
Tarvin
Judge Tarvin
Blue Grass
Covingtonian
Goebel
Democratic Party
Goebels
Louisville
Kansas City
Bryan
Beckham
Kenton
Fever Serum Trial Moves Forward in Mexico
American patient David Patrick at the American Hospital in Mexico City showed marked improvement after another injection of Brazilian fever serum. The government continues a strict inquiry into Dr Bellinzhasi's remedy and will test the serum at Vera Cruz with a committee of noted physicians and army doctors observing.
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Mexico
City OF
David Patrick
Bellinzhasi
Patrick
Vera Cruz
Price of Round Trip Tickets to Waronta Beach
The notice lists fare figures including 611.10 for Mackinac Island and 16.60, with references to CH and D June to October and a Chamber of Commerce context. It appears as a fragmented transport rate summary from a local commerce notice.
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Waronta Beach
Mackinac Island
Mt Clemens Teks
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