Wheat gains as bugs threaten Kansas crop nationwide
In Chicago trading on March 13 reports of Hessian fly and green bug damage in Kansas and Oklahoma spurred a wheat rally. May wheat rose over 1 cent with strong close near session highs, while corn and oats also advanced. Provisions rose on strong grain demand and large hog supplies, with mixed local receipts and notable weekly exports.
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Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Longs
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Grain Market Roundup From New York And Midwest Reports
New York reports show dull to firm tone across grains with receipts of 13 800?bbls for flour and 15 000 bush rye. Cornmeal firm. futures edge higher aided by strong afternoon trade. Minneapolis cites wheat at 1.04 to 1.05, first patents 3.25 to 5.40, bran prices listed. Kansas City shows mixed grain totals and steady hay. Other spots note steady or firmer prices for corn, oats, rice and oils with regional variations.
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Weweaee &S
New York
Duluth
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Choice Prairie
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Baltimore
ST. Louis
East Track
Sehr Sc
Ash
Bush
Bailey
Hara
Louisville Tobacco Market Report
Louisville dispatch records total sales of 1 008 and 70 Burley and 213 dark. Quality generally poor with a sagging market. Prices vary by lot with Burley and dark types showing wide ranges across home, state, farmers, and Main Street listings.
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Commercial Tribune
Jisville
Nearley
Main Street
New Burkey
Burley
Plan Big Block on Eighth Street in West End Development
Wholesale firms push north from the Bottoms with a planned large mercantile building on Eighth Street near Race. Architects Garber and Woodward design a four story 165 by 44 foot block with 100 rooms and two ground floor stores. A West End tenement project of about 35000 dollars is planned on Sixth Street with modern quarters for the poor. A pilotal hall is leased in the Carew Building for three years at 5880 dollars. Samuel Schmidt broker handles several leases and sales, including property on McGregor Avenue, Francis Lane, Madison Road, Harriet Street and Symmes Street. Ralph Adams Cram will speak on Christian Art at Hotel Sinton.
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Sixth Street
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Walnut Street
West End
Garber & Woodward
Carew
Niemes & Rogers
Frederick A. Schmidt
J. T. Carew
Jackson, Moessinger & Co
Joseph Nighel
McGregor Avenue
John B. Peaslee
Winfield Holden
Francis Lane
Calvin Street
W.M. Tugman
Unclear 19th Century Cash Transfers Across Firms
A fragment shows names like Clara Tieke Jessie V Wise Julia Becker and Thomas Dardis connected to various streets and companies such as Bok Tae Co and Hyde Park markets. It lists transfer values around 1 800 and 2 750 with scattered references to the B and T Company and L and T Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bok Tae Co
Suse Ea Pad
Ecabs Saks
Cee Wo Ae Lee George Ditchen
Delta B. A
Clara Tieke
Hyde Park
Jessie V. Wise
Norwood
B. & T. Company
Building Permit for Brick Residence on Chase and Gordon
Two and a half story brick residence proposed on Chase and Gordon streets. Owner listed as Mrs. E S Kashbaum with cost details unreadable in the fragment.
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Chase and
Gordon Streets
ES Kashbaum
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas And Superior Court
Court actions listed include Liddie Dexter vs Huzene Dexter for divorce. Habeas corpus for Frank Prescott. Whitney Manufacturing Company v McWilliams and Schulte on appeal. Augustus M. Choper vs The O Dell Stock and Grain Company for 4289.42. Union Iron Works vs Arthur J. Smith for 4641.65. F and H Peters v Jai Theis for 401.20. E R Baker vs Morehead and Co for 13600 in damages.
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Liddie Dexter
Huzene Dexter
H. D. Burnett
Frank Prescott
Raymond Ratliff
Whitney Manufacturing Company
McWilliams & Schulte
Squire Aera
Ugustus M. Choper
The
O'Dell Sttock and Grain Company
William Littleford
Market Report Indicates Steady Demand For Textiles
The report notes continued activity in printed goods and sheetings with better call but limited quantities. Pulling wool sales are fair, while wool prices are steady and Livermast auction results awaited. Cotton farms show quiet activity and easier prices as spring shirtings orders rise.
Mining Stock Prices in New York Trading
New York March 13 Adams Con .05 Alice 2.75 Breece .10 Brunswick Con 10 Com stock Tunnel .23 Con. Cal and Va .65 Horn Silver .90 Iron Silver 1.25 Leadville Con .06 Little Chief .0 Ontario 140 Ophir 2.40 Potos .07 Savage .34 Sierra Nevada .34 Small Hopes -18 Standard 1.40.
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New York
Adams
Alice
Brunswick Con
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Leadville
Little Chief
Ontario
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Seed prices listed for Clover Timothy and Alsike in Toledo
In Toledo on March 18 prices for Clover seed are 12.25 dollars cash, 11.97 percent for March, 11.80 for April, and 7.70 for October. Timothy seed shows Prime at 2.30 dollars. Alsike seed is Prime at 12 dollars.
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Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
Cotton seed oil price in New Orleans market
In New Orleans on March 13 the market reports prime cotton seed oil at 36 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
The River Departures Across Cities Listed
Today's schedule lists departures from Virginia at 5 p.m. to Tacoma and Lizzie Bay with City of Cincinnati at 5 p.m. Also Pittsboro and Charleston advertise Pomeroy Daily departures at 5 p.m. Daily except Saturday at 11 p.m. Louisville departures at 5 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m.
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Virginia
Tacoma
Lizzie Bay
City OF Cincinnati
Pittsboro
Charleston
Pomeroy
Louisville
Greene Line
Sycamore
Real Estate Transfers in local listings of 19th century issue
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels across Seventh street Mound street North and South sides with 2 by 85 feet 50 by 200 feet and other dimensions. Names include Rebecca Henning Rosa Samuelson Lena Qtting Mary Doyle John Robinson Bertha Schneider and others with leases purchases and lot numbers from various sub divisions and streets. Some mortgages canceled and leases noted with rental amounts and purchase options.
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Rebecca S. Henning
Rosa Samuelson
Seventh Street
Mound Street
Frank Graf, Sr
Lena Qtting
Henry Nicola
McAlpin
Ua Soualthaskness
Charles Heinlein
Harry "Rust
Wectaan
Millcreek Pompidend
Baehig
Vrenepeed
Mary Doyle
John Ww. Robinson
Smith & Whaley
Cum- Mrumpuneee
August Heisman
Bertha Schneider
Kenyon A
Cutter Street
A. Felering
Martha J. Zuse Agee
Hyde Park
Bertha Karl
James G. Cooper
Hazel Avenue
Norwood
Bertha
Elsmere
Thomas Dardis
Nora Thomas
Symmes Street
Juliet B. Stevenson
Charles B. Stevenson
Yost
Montgomery Pike
Misaoak Hutzler, Jr
Wieman
Betts Street
Linn
Baymiller
Louis K. Streng
August Lipka Et al
Spring
Frank Elaine
Lincoln Park
Tist
Nicholas Loneworth
Charles F. Shiels
Gest Street
Marr Street
Hilarius Dehner
Sheri
Mag
Alena A. Schwaegerie
Lot
Reis
Joseph Uderér
Magdalena A. Schwaegerle
Mary Freis
Ecg
Chen
Man Avenue
River stages drop as Ohio at Cincinnati sinks to 59 9
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 59 feet 9 inches at 6 p.m. yesterday and was falling rapidly. Departures from Cincinnati included the Greenwood to Pomeroy and Courier to Maysville. Incoming ships slated to arrive today include the Virginia from Pittsburg and City of Cincinnati from Louisville.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Kentucky
Madison
City of Louisville
Louisville
Virginia
Pittsburg
Tacoma
Lizzie Bay
City of Cincinnati
Ohio River
Pitsburg
Broadway
Charleston
Sycamore Street
River observations and vessel movements across three states
Special dispatches report gauges at Davis Island Dam Wheeling Madison St Louis Louisville Evansville Cairo and related river levels with rising or falling trends and brief weather notes. Arrivals include John N. Macomb and The Sprague with barges from Pittsburgh and trnasfers to Memphis.
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Commercial Tribune
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Madison
Jst. Louis
Fair
Louisville
Falls
Evansville
Cairo
John N. Macomb
Memphis
P.m
Sadie Lee
New Orleans
Sprague
Pittsbure
Kenan to Speak at Mutual Benefit Association Event
Norman G. Kenan, Honorary President, will open the first annual entertainment by the Mutual Benefit Association of the Union Gas and Electric Company at North Cincinnati Turner Hall. Smithe’s orchestra will play for a planned evening with elegant lighting and decorations. Reception committee includes Mrs Norman Kenan and other ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Benefit Association of the
Union Gas and Electric Company
North Cincinnati Turner Hall
Norman G. Kenan
Smitfie
Norman Kenan
Theodore Clauss
Henry Lakamp
Dun's Review Sees Cheerful Trade Outlook Amid Weather Gains
Dun & Co weekly review notes improved sentiment from good farm weather and higher security prices. Wages cut April 1 with no serious strikes seen. building permits down vs last year, mainly in New York. Some iron and steel gains, tin plate mills resume, farm and canning sectors show activity, woolens apathy persists, leather steadies, bank clearings remain below normal.
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Iron and Steel Industry
New England
United States
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Lectures in the Lyric Highlight Face of Christ Theme
The Lyric Theatre hosted a noon service with Rev. Murray Bartlett addressing about 700 listeners on The Face of Christ. He described three facial marks: authority, transfiguration, and suffering rooted in sacrificial love and faith. Next week Rev. J Howard Melish of New York will speak.
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Murray Bartlett
Christ
Bartlett
J. Howard Melish
New York
Gott Bound Over To Grand Jury In Garfield Place Murder
Robert W. Gott, arrested for the murder of Dr. Leo Danziger in a Garfield Place rooming house, was arraigned in Police Court. Attorney Thomas Darby moved for dismissal on self defense, but the motion was overruled. Gott was bound over to the grand jury without bail. Anna Spangler, his fifteen year old niece, was not in court and remained at St. Mary Hospital.
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Robert W. Gott
Leo Danziger
Garfield Place
Thomas Darby
Anna Spangler
St. Mary Hospital
Stockpledge ruling ends Unity bank claim to Carey stock
The case centers on fifty shares of Philip Carey Manufacturing Company preferred stock valued at 5600 dollars. Fritz allegedly lent authority to Holzman to pledge the stock with Unity Bank for a 10000 dollar loan. a forged power of attorney prompted Fritz to seek return of the shares. The circuit court affirmed lower rulings that Fritz owned the stock, while Unity must surrender it.
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Unity Banking and Saving Company
Richard Fritz
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Ross Holzman
Fritz
Carey Company
Holzman
Greve
Unity Company
Thompson
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Kentucky Dem Demands Stock Loss in Superior Court
Evert R. Baker of Lexington sues More head & Co. brokers for 13100 plus 500 exemplary damages for losses from stock speculation between February 23 and September 10, 1907. Money alleged to be in the defendant bank was attached. Attorneys Peck Shaffer & Peck for Baker.
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Evert R. Baker
Lexington
Morehead & Co
Peck, Shaffer & Peck
American National Bank
William H. Geis & Co
Allan R. Ruff
Hoffheimer
William Littleford
William C. McLean
Charles B. Jones
Divorce Court Sees Husband Blame Mother-in-Law
Liddie Dexter seeks a divorce from Eugene Dexter alleging coercion to fund him with money obtained immorally. Attorney Howard D. Burnett represents the plaintiff. In a separate case Judge Bramwell grants Helen Gore a divorce from Palmer E. Gore for cruelty after Palmer did not contest. Gore claimed his mother-in-law lived with them for three years and provoked strife. Lykins represents the defendant.
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Liddie/ Dexter
Eugene
Juvenile Court Warrants Issued Over Lexington House Case
Chief Probation Officer Weir questioned Lizzie Lefever and Bonnie Carl, both fifteen, leading Judge Caldwell to issue warrants for Mae J. Gormley proprietor of the Lexington house and for Rose Meyers, Curry Hamilton and Frank Denny. Gormley Hamilton and Denny are charged with encouraging juvenile delinquency. Gormley arrested. Meyers held as witness.
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Weir
Lizzie Lefever
Bonnie Carl
Caldwell
Mae J. Gormley
Lexington House
West Fifth Street
Rose Meyers
Curry Hagnilton
Frank Denny
Hamilton
Denny
Gormley
Jury Fixes Compensation for Bassett road widening
Common Pleas Court awards landowners differing sums for parcels along Bassett road as part of widening from 40 to 60 feet. Parcels 1 through 9 receive amounts totaling less than claimed. City counsel and owner representatives present. other case involves Augustus Cooper seeking 4289.42 from O Dell Stock and Grain Co over alleged speculative losses.
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Bassett Road
Pflegr
E. M. Jewell
Parcell
Elberon Avenue
Jewell
Lucy Rose
John Duffy
George Kuhlman
Taylor C. Greenwald
David Davis
W. A Rinkhoff
Augustus May Cooper
Common Pleas Court
O'Dell Stock and Grain Company
R. B. Hall
A. M. Cooper & Co
William Littleford
Probate Court Seeks Heirs for Hoffmann Estate
Will of Johann Hoffmann, noted brewer, located by Attorney Joseph Schroeder and presented for probate. Beneficiaries must be found within year else lose legacy as estate valued around four thousand dollars faces settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Hoffmann
Joseph Schroeder
County to sue railroad over Springfield pike crossing land
Hamilton County commissioners gained authority to sue the C H and D Railroad for property at the Springfield pike crossing, claimed to belong to the county. Dayton merchant policeman James A Cushwa filed his bankruptcy petition showing debts of 1746 dollars.
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Hamilton County
C., H. & D. Railroad
Springfield Pike
James A. Cushwa
Dayton
Prescott freed on habeas corpus after marriage license
Frank Prescott, freed by habeas corpus after Judge James B. Swing ordered release, reappeared with a woman to obtain a marriage license for Anne E. Patterson, 19, in Richmond Indiana. Prescott, 32, had been jailed on charges of enticing a man to a room and robbing him. case sent to grand jury.
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Frank Prescott
Prescott
Raymond Ratliff
James B. Swing
Anne E. Patterson
Palace Hotel
Richmond
Ind
West Ninth Street
Springfield
Wage War for Welfare in Evanston Election
Campaign committees of the Red and Blue tickets compete for votes in Evanston Welfare Association elections on March 25. Blues led by J. J. Castellini claim an easy victory, Reds led by C. A. Culbertson promise victory and accuse the other side of stealing their platform. Reds threaten Lexow if Blues win.
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Evanston
Red
Blue
Evanston Welfare Association
Blues
J. J.castellini
Reds
C. A. Culbertson
University groups perform concert then dance at McMicken Hall
Cincinnati University Glee and Mandolin Clubs presented a concert in McMicken Hall last night. Following the program, attendees danced while Edwin W. Glover directed and Frank B. Gazin accompanied the performance.
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University Glee and Mandolin
McMicken Hall
Cincinnati University
Edwin W. Glover
Frank 8. Gazin
Louisville and Intermediate Points and Lower Ohio Poats Schedule
Freight notice from Louisville area lines lists Mainst, daily at 5 p.m. except Sundays, with a morning 9 a.m. run to Ken tucky River freight received daily. Contact Tel M. 1897.
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Louisville
Ohio
Kentucky
Trustees Sale in Bankruptcy for Lewis G Lester
Notice states that on Saturday April 11 1908 at 3 pm the real and personal estate of Lewis G Lester bankrupt of Pleasant Ridge Ohio will be sold free of liens by order of the U S District Court at the premises in Pleasant Ridge Ohio Real estate house and lot corner Montgomery road and John street appraised at 5000 Personal estate coal and feed horses and wagons etc appraised at 1205 46 Guido Gores Trustee of Lewis G Lester
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Lewis G. Lester
Pleasant Ridge
Ohio
U. S. District Court
Montmery Road
John Street
Guido Gores
Cincinnati School Bonds Sealed Proposals Due April 13 1908
Cincinnati school district solicits sealed proposals for 600 bonds of 500 dollars each totaling 250000 dollars. Bonds dated sale day, payable 40 years after, 4 percent interest semi annually at American Exchange National Bank New York. Bid must include gross price and accrued interest plus a 5 percent certified check. Bids open April 3 1908 at 8 p.m. at Board of Education meeting.
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Board of Education
Cincinnati
Ohio
American Exchange National Bank of
New York City
American Exchange National Bank
City of
S.B Marvin
WM. Grautman
Kreis estate executrix appointed in Hamilton County
Emma Schiff Kreis named executrix by probate court under the will of John Adam Kreis deceased of Hamilton County Ohio. Albert Bettiinger and L Alvin Kreis Attorneys Atlas Bank Building Cincinnati February 27 1908.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
John Adam Kreis
Emma Schiff Kreis
Albert Bettiinger
L. Alvin Kreis
Atlas Bank Bldg
Cincinnati
Open letter from Superintendent Eldredge on temperance views
Superintendent C. W. Eldredge of the Antisaldon League replies to a Cincinnati based Ohio Personal Liberty League letter. He states temperance perspectives on the discussed subjects and presents the views of the temperance people.
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Eldredge
Personal Liberty League
C. W. Eldredge
Antisaldon League
Ohio Personal Liberty League
Cincinnati
League
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Ralph Adams Cram
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Abe
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Charles 8. Balsly
William Lange
William Henrie
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George “M. Ee
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William Pow
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Covington
Alice B. Robinson
Kate M. Stanley
James Robinson Powell
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
William Powell Company
Charles E. McFarlan
Theodore Albert
Harry H. Coombe
Cincinnati Orphan Asylum
Mt. Auburn
Hiram F. Clarke
Eugene Cutshaw
Flora H. Urmston
Joanna Howard
William R. Atkinson
Charles B. Crugan
Joseph 8. Peebles
Eva H. Bu
Mary A. Wessel
John C. Frommeyer
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Katie Aubke Janzen
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Cecelia Aubke Wolkes
Sarah Willey
Sarah Ponder
Edward Vanderburg
Springstein
Clara P. McCullough
Charles Vanderburg
Andrew J. Vanderburg
Néllie Imwalle
Superior Court
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Hilo Liberty and Wife
Moler Barber College
Ourth
Harvey Ay
Burnet Ay
Moler College
Fourth St
Alpin Store
Piper
Maplewood
McMillan St
COOK
L. M
Drbessmaker
B. K
Fountain Squire
Pega
Nsas
L. G. Byerley Co
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Interstate Investment Co
A. S. Cailey
Winkle
Reading Road
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Upper Ohio
Cincinnati Packet Line
R. Mauck
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