May wheat price drop and corn steady in Chicago market
Profit taking pushed May wheat 2 cents lower as the market closed near the session low. Corn rose slightly, oats and provisions fell, with overall weakness ending the day after a brief initial strength driven by light receipts and liquidation pressures. Local receipts included 26 cars of wheat and 243 of oats. hog receipts were strong in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shorts
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
May Park
Wheat market moves and commodity prices across cities
New York reports March 4 flour receipts and price ranges for patent and winter grades, with wheat futures plunging nearly 2 cents as heavy Northwest arrivals hit. Butter and lard steady, corn futures firmer on light demand, while oats, rye, and barley show varied quotes in Duluth Minneapolis and Milwaukee broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Darley
Duba
New York
Minnesota
F. B
Northern
Duluth
Northwest
High Point
F. O B
Central America
Abc
New Orleans
Fair Refining
Resteady
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Timothy
Milwaukee
Union
Minneapolis
Cattle Receipts Moderate with Mixed Market in Cincinnati
Cattle receipts were moderate with prices steady to strong for fat cattle and softer for medium and heavy grades. Hog demand weakened after a price drop. calves and sheep saw varied activity across markets in East Buffalo Pittsburgh Kansas City and Chicago with overall steadiness for prime steers and lighter hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Lyves
ST. Louis
Strategy to Serve Summons Shifts in Ohio and New Jersey
Page reports on legal actions including Harrison Construction Company seeking to void a Lawrence County summons over a salt contract with Ironton water works. It narrates Harrison’s trip from Newark to Ashland and Ironton, claims of improper service, and a bankruptcy filing against Francis Britsch Manufacturing Company aided by creditors L Schreiber Sons Bollmann Wilson Foundry Crane Hawley. It notes railroad cases with livestock transport violations and new receivers for Detroit Toledo Ironton Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Construction Company
New Jersey
United States
Common Pleas Court
Lawrence County
Ironton
Harry JL. Harrison
Harrison Company
Newark
N. J
Trenton
Ohio
Ashland
A. Q. Thacher
Harrison
Francis Britsch Manufacturing Company
L. Schreiber Sons Company
Bollmann-Wilson Foundry Company
Crane- Hawley Company
Fritsch Company
McPherson
B. & O. S. W. Railway
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railway Company
George Lowell
Ben
Warren
Thomas D. Rhodes
Departures Advised Along River Routes
River departures listed for several cities including Charleston Greenwood Maysville Madison and Louisville with times such as 5 p m 11 p m 1h 45 p m and 9 a m Advertised Pomeroy and Georgia Lee scheduled for tomorrow at 5 p m The notice reads like a triweekly and daily timetable with Saturday and Sunday departures reflected in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Lee
River stage at Cincinnati rises to 39 feet 5 inches
At 6 p.m. yesterday the Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 39 feet 5 inches and was rising, signaling higher flood levels. Local authorities urged residents near riverbanks to monitor updates and stay prepared for possible evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
River Port Packet Departures and Forecast
The Courier sails to Maysville Kentucky and Madison tonight while City of Cincinnati heads to Louisville. The Greenwood leaves Charleston this evening and Courier to Maysville, Kentucky and Madison arrive today. Ohio River forecast predicts falling headwaters with rising levels toward Cincinnati by midweek. Weather: clear and warmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Maysville
Kentucky
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Greenwood
Charleston
City of Louisville
Ohio River
Ohio
Wheeling
Pt. Pleasant
Cin- Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Memphis
All Way
Probate Court Records Reveal Weil Estate Near Million
In Cleveland a will filed yesterday leaves $1,000 to the Jewish Home Avondale and Jewish Orphan Asylum for grandchildren $1,000 to each, $250 to Henrietta Hershowitz, and $15,000 deduction from Sarah Weil’s share for a Burnet avenue home. One third in trust for wife Amelia during life. rest to children Alexander J. Weil Bertha Harris Moses Weil and Sarah Weil. Executors are Geo W Harris E M Harris and Moses Weil. Estate valued near $1,000,000. Guardian appointments for Charles C Breuer and his property follow a prior attempted explosion. Other wills: Elizabeth Zinn leaves $250,000. beneficiaries include churches hospitals Childrens Home Girl’s Friendly Society Salvation Army and others. Administrations filed for multiple estates. railway settlement paid for death William Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel N. Weil
Avondale
Cleveland
Isaac Weil
Bertha Leopold
Henrietta Hershowitz
Amelia Weil
Alexander J. Weil
Bertha Harris
Moses Weil
Sarah Weil
Sarah
Burnet Avenue
Géo W. Harris
E. M. Harris
Moses
Malisbury
Georgia Lee Breuer
Charles C.breuer
Stanley E. Bowdle
Breuer
Third
Plum Streets
Elizabeth Zinn
Peter Zinn
Charles Davis
Unitarian Church
Reading Road
Linton Street
Protestant Episcopal Church Hospital
Children’s Home
Ninth Street
Girl’s Friendly Society
Salvation Army
Divorce Suit Seeks Restoration of Maiden Name in Kentucky
Doris Cohn Baker sues for divorce from Clifford Hewitt Baker claiming marriage under assumed names Dora Cohn and Hewitt Baker in Covington on July 21 1906 to avoid recognition. She left in March 1907 over his failure to provide. Attorney is Joseph L Adler. Other filings include Agnes Eggleston seeking divorce from Joseph M Eggleston and Mary D Cosbey seeking divorce from Samuel F Cosbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Cohn Baker
Clifford Hewitt Baker
Doris Cohn
Dora Cohn
Hewitt Baker
Covington
Joseph L. Adler
Agnes Eggleston
Joseph M. Eggleston
Klein & Stagman
Mary D. Cosbey
Samuel F. Cosbey
Edwin E. Stevens
Receiver Appointed for Electric Concern and Damages Awarded
The Barriett Electric Manufacturing Co. placed in receivership with Philip C. Swing named to manage assets of 22500 and liabilities of 15000 under Judge Spiegel bond set at 20000. Elizabeth Weber won 7700 against Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Co. and Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. for her husband Henry Weber electrocuted by a line incident at a crossing. Jury earlier failed to agree, then awarded 7700 after two hours more deliberation under judge Hoffheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barriett Electric Manufacturing Company
Philip C. Swing
Henry Burkhold
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Henry Weber
Telephone Company
Meken Avenue
Hoffheimer
Yestery Morning
Andrew Herrlinger
Healy, Ferris & McAvoy
Outcast & Hickenlooper
Charles EB. McKeag
Co. FL Shober
de Spiegel
McKeag
Clen Dening
Robertson & Buchwalter
William Diver
George Div " Seirom
Eno Canal Sealing
River Gauges and Weather Across the Delta
Special Dispatches report river stages at several points including Pittsburg Davis Island Dam 15.5 feet and falling and Evansville 27.7 feet rising, with reports of warm or mild conditions. St Louis 17.5 feet rising with rain. New Orleans notes departure of The Qu City for Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Louisville
Evansville
Catiro
Herman Paopcke
Lower
Mississippi
ST. Louis
Qu City
Local Notice Fragment Shows Sparse Details
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear references to fines and light duties with no identifiable names places dates or actions readable. The readable portion provides little concrete information for a full summary.
Permit Applications and Dwellings on Local Streets
Application filed for a three story brick and stone building for an establishment and flats on the north side of E Seventh street between Baymiller and Linn Streets in Fred. Estimated cost six thousand dollars. A two story frame dwelling on the east side of Chateau avenue south of Eighth street owned by Herman Pfister with cost sixty six dollars and five cents. Rebuilding frame addition after burners down at Glenway and Winfield avenues for Bellevue Brewing Company. A two story frame dwelling on the east side of Homestead Plate owned by William B. Glass with cost stated as eighteen hundred dollars. One story frame dwelling on the west side of Mad Anthonys north of C. H. & D. Railway owned by Jane Hilckmann with cost about eighteen hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Seventh Street
Baymiller and
Linn Streets
Fred
Chateau Avenue
Eighth Street
Herman Pfister
Glenway
Winfield Avenues
Bellevue Brewing Company
Homestead Plate
William B. Glass
Mad Anthonys
Jane’ Hilckmann
Costivs Cwssen- Let Eeeene
February Bank Clearings Show Sharp Falls Across Regions
Dun's Report shows February bank clearings totaling 8.726 billion dollars, down 26.0 percent from the year before and 30.5 percent from February 1906. The decline is broad, with the East and Pacific coast hardest hit, while the Far West and several southern and midwestern cities report gains over 1906. New York City remains weak due to reduced stock activity and lower security values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.G. Dux & Co
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Omaha
New York
B.C
New England
Atlantic
New York City
United States
Chicago
Detroit
Milwaukee
Indianalis
P.O
Cincinnati
Tina
Indiana
Evansville
Quincy Bloomington
Jacksonville
Ore Jackson
Ann Arbor
Hillside Avenue Case Notes Mention Attorney Bayless
Hillside Avenue reference appears in a legal filing with O. Bayless listed as the plaintiff's attorney. No filing date or court details are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Avenue
O. Bayless
Plaintiff’s Attorney
Newport Woman Wins Damages Over Fare Dispute
Mrs. Mayme Cherrington of West Third street Newport won $300 damages against the Cincinnati Traction Company. In Justice Muller’s court it was proved that on a Avondale to city car a conductor refused a $3 bill, demanding small change or removal. The motorman and conductor could not eject her, and she stood firm until the issue ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Cherrington
West Third Street
Newport
Cincinnati Traction Company
Muller
Cherrington
Avordale
Lewin brothers named in damages suit for injuries
Fred Aldrich sues A M Lewin Louis P Lewin and Harry J Lewin for 6000 damages alleging injuries while operating a law. M C Lykins attorney for the plaintiff. Attorneys Osterhaus Grand Haven Mich and Goldman St Louis admitted to practice in the United States Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Aldrich
A. M. Lewin
Louis P. Lewin
Harry J. Lewin
M. C. Lykins
Louis H. Osterhaus
Grand Haven
Mich
David Goldsmith
St. Louis
United States Circuit’ Court of Appeals
Real estate transfers in Whitewater and surrounding townships
A compilation of property transfers and leases including Rebecca Henning to Henry Geil on Seventh Street in Whitewater Township and numerous other deeds. The list notes parcels on Scioto, Corry, Mound, Archer, Findlay, Belmont, and Fairfield avenues, with various buyers, sellers, and lot sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater Township
Rebecca
Henning
Henry Geil
Seventh Street
Mound Street
Susan Hawley
George Kraemer
Scioto Street
Corry Street
Ambrose L. Pachoud
Fred W. Bell
A. L. Pachoud
Benjamin W. Strader
Mary Hanna
Grandin Road
Bernard Middlekamp
Joseph Erdman
Green Township
Christian Haehnle
Flirhardt Haehnle
John Street
Findlay Stre
Carrie E. Bailey
C. F. Oberwitte
Archer Street
Madisonvillé
W. F
Herancourt Brewing Company
A. Voorhees
Reading
Rene
Deters
Behets Ly
Eees de Weeeyeerde de Seces
Dave Robert J. Crésap
Louis PB
Banks
Kitchell
Barbara Leinert
Charles Oehler
Lang
Delhi
A. Weber
Myers Y. Cooper
P. J. McHugh
Belmont Avenue
Kennedy Heights
Joseph H. Burham
Adal F. Fitch
Tion
Robert H. McKitrick
Sarah A. McKitrick
Prr
Sp Saatk' Ua
Grandin
Oakley Park Company
Robert L. Tilton
Sub
Oakley c. J. Fairbanks
Subur Real Estate Company
Norwood
Foley & Williams Manufacturing Company
Gately-Brennan Company
West Fifth Street
Lydia I
Hughes
Willie G. Bowman
Bofinger & Hopkins
Pebee
John H. Schluter
William G. Terrell
Mortgage filings and cancellations flood Walnut Hills district
The list records numerous mortgages filed and canceled in the Walnut Hills area. Names include lot transfers from Sliker estate and various private parties to banks and lenders.
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in No. 139,312 to No. 53,824 including Ida Horn versus Joseph Matre for 42.08 for services. William Cohen against Abe Effron on appeal. Wolf er Bros. versus F B Willis on appeal. W Louis Rennekamp versus Lark Mutual Aid. Doris Baker versus Clifford Baker for divorce. Agnes Eggleston versus Joseph Eggleston for divorce. Fred S Aldrick against A M Lew for 5000 damages. Washington Ice Company versus B O S W Railroad for 125 damages. King Co. versus B and O W Railroad for damages. Mary Cosbey versus Samuel Cosbey for divorce. Henry Burkhold against Barriett Electric Mfg for a receiver. William Diver et al. versus Cincinnati Traction Company for 5000 damages. George W Harding versus C C Dolant Al for sale of real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Horn
Joseph Matre
Roettinger & Gorman
William Cohen
Abe Effron
Washington Ice Company
B. & O. S. W. Railroad Co
Bennett & Utter
Frank Woodward
King, & Co
Railroad Co
Mary D. Cosbey
Samuel Cosbey
Henry Burkhold
the Barriett Electric Manufacturing Company
Cempaty & Nieberding
William Diver
Commercial Tribune Patterns and Order Instructions
Advertises acquiring Commercial Tribune patterns with accompanying desfi out coupon to Fashion Department. Includes price details and mailing address in New York and Cincinnati. Pattern No. 6088 referenced with city and state framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Fashion Department
New York
Moving Picture Man Gets Lease for West Fifth Street Theater
Lubin, renowned film theater magnate, signs a fifteen year lease at 140-142 West Fifth Street for 125000 total, with 7500 annually first decade and 10000 annually for the next five. Improvements costing 10000 planned with extensive incandescent lighting. Mary Hanna named real purchaser of Ben Cox homestead on Grandin Road for 15000 via Ben Strader, and Cox home to be razed for Hanna residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubin
West Fifth Street
BE. M. Costello
Wolff
Igibin
Cincinnati
Mary Hanna
Ber Cox
Grandin Road
Ben Strader
Miss Hanna
Cox
Gately-Brennan Company
Foley & Williams Manufacturing Company
Notice to Contractors for Mt Nebo Cliff road work bids
Hamilton County Ohio invites sealed proposals for road improvement project Mt Nebo Cliff road from Mrs Hayes corner to Dugan Gap in Miami Township. Bids due March 27 1908 with two sureties of 3500 each. County reserves right to reject all bids.
Madisonville School District Bonds for New Building Bid Notice
The Madisonville Village School District invites bids to sell 19 bonds at 500 each, 30 year term, 4 percent interest, payable semi annually, with coupons, at the Fourth National Bank Cincinnati. Bonds dated March 14 1908 bearing Series A part of 125000. Bids due 6 p.m. March 14 1908. board reserves right to adjust award. J F Klein Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Education
Madisonville Village
Hamilton County
Ohio
Fourth National Bank
Cincinnati
Berles A
J. F. Klein
Hamilton County bridge and road bid notice 1908
Office of Cincinnati Ohio February 20 1908 informs eased proposals to March 20 1908 at 12 o clock for the undert Specuma tone No 708 Forre Cleveland and Bridgetown pike from song avenue to a point 30 825 feet west in Green and 4mi Town 7 ae. County Commissioners will require two sureties of 500 dollars each that the bidder will enter into contract if awarded. Board of Hamilton to reject any or all bids. by order of the Board STANLEY STRUB President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commissioners
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Mt. Nebo Cliff Road
Jane Hayes
Dugan Gap
Miami Township
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
Stanley Struble
Fred Dreihs
Bridgetown Pike
Song Avenue
Green
Stanley Strub
Proposals for Olive Drab Service Coats
Sealed proposals from contractors will be received in Chicago for manufacturing and delivering 6 000 Olive Drab Service Coats to the Chicago New York or Philadelphia Depots of the U S Army Quartermaster's Department. Substantial vesting of quantities possible, with terms and bids due by March 9, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
Chicago
Ill
New York
Philadelphia
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S&s. Army
Serge
W. W. Robinson
Engineering bid notices from Cincinnati firm
Bealed proposals for furnishing and installing boilers and machinery will be received until 2 p.m. on a specified date, with bids opened publicly afterward. The notice, from the Engineer Office in Cincinnati, outlines the project scope and submission procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Cincinnati
Roe, Fame
Bosra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grain and Provisions
New Jersey Corporation
Justice of Peace
Traction Company
Lizzie Bay
Pomeroy
Probate Court
Superior Court
Louis
Toledo
March
Clover Seed
Alsike
DUN
Justice’s Court
Holloway Avenue
Walnut Hills
Highth Street
John and
Mound Streets
Elsmere Sub
Val Sliker
Cook
Henry Ritter
Abraham B. Schay
T. Kimball
Homestead
Ls Paaeekes Esas
Hse Geers Seuss
Boon J. Keeler
Seereeerns
Elizabeth Dueterberg
Seeweee A. Co
Barbara Grunkemeyer
Louis C. Hollatz
Silverton
Be Co
Fred Doer
Towsley
Ohio Valley L. & A
Ura
Bell
Hewitt ‘Avenue
L. ‘& B. Seney Bae Ei To Bon Ton Bee Rudershauser
Db & Cos
Acces Sceupe
Tageesevnys
James T. Helvay
Sarres
Vaaseg
Anna Reiners
Oakley B
Frank N. B. Stafford
Grace Walker
Mt. Adams B
Dremnan Ave
A &Maryon Walker
College Hill
Ft & B. Company
Bernard L
Brinker
Price Hull Eagle B
Commercial Tribune Patterns
Ben Cox
Werner & Adkins
J. C. Cadwallader
Madison and
Main Avenue
M. Y. Cooper
Theodore Mayer & Bro
A. B. Schayer
West Eighth Street
Mound
John Streets
Charles J. Ewin
Albert Kasemeier
Zumstein Avenue
Erie Avenue
James Carr
Portsmouth Avenue
Hyde Park
Ezekiel & Bernhhim CO
Main Street
Ezekiel & Bernheim Co
Cincinna
A. L. Kemper
Sycamore St
A.bc
Moler
W. Fourth St
Wilson Avv
Central Av
Greenwood Av
Harvey Av
Heras
Crescent Av
Tel
The
Royal Manufacturing Co
Elmhurst
Moler CO
Bond
Young Mag
Jom H
IADR
T. C
Ress W. Dd
Ezekidl & Bernheim Coers
Financial and Loans
L. Kempdr
Wirade Sale Reta “ Lams Ae Stock Clothing
Ares
le Ee
Stearns
Jackson
Packard
Stoddard Dayton
Winton
Gener Duryea
White Garage
Rockwell AV
Cleveland, Ohto
Medical
LaFrance
Lafranco
Stehamer Greenland
Way Potits
Greene Line
Sycamore
Mayesville
Mayie and
Foot
Sycam T
Toda
Tel. M
LEE Line Steamers
Memphis, Inc
Perongia Lee
Vicksburg
Pine Bluff
Main
J. F. Ellison
Tarrant
Hudson
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