Wheat Prices Fall Amid Record Global Supplies
A sharp drop in wheat prices follows a record rise in world wheat supplies. Corn oats and provisions weaken with cautious buying by exporters and for the cash market. Ohio reports a favorable corn condition amid selling tied to frost and heavy hog runs. futures close near lows.
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Ohio
Loce Longs
Bread and flour markets slide amid dull export demand
In New York the market shows dull to lower tones across flour and grains with mixed futures. Wheat prices ease after opening lower but rally on war talk fades with light export sales, while corn oats and rye show limited activity and steadier spot prices elsewhere.
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New York
Northern
Duluth
F. B
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Real Estate Notes From Local Market Update
Real estate transactions include Cleneay and Nourse selling three West Ninth Street cottages to William P. Devon for 3000 dollars. Queen City Mattress Company leases a five story brick building at 20 West Second Street from Frank Tea and Spice and Judge Samuel W. Smith for terms starting 1910, with 900 and 3600 dollar rates. Public Service Board bids show Pennsylvania Railway offering 30000 dollars for the old Front Street Pumping Station site. Lewis R. Smith and W. A. Kéadin sold a northwest corner Clark and John streets tenement to George W. and Ida E. Petry for 8000 dollars.
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Messrs
Queen City Mattress Company
Smith Bros. & Co
Frank Tea and Spice Company
No. 20
West Second Street
Samuel W. Smith
Board of Public Service
Front Street
Joseph Goldberger
Pennsylvania Railway
Lewis R. Smith
W. A. Kéadin
Clark and
John Streets
George W. and
Ida E. Petry
Addison Betts
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listings
Real estate transfers and mortgage activity across multiple properties. Entries include transfers in Cedar Grove, Hartwell, Norwood, Mt. Washington, and Hyde Park areas, with buyers such as Robert J to Anna Berling and Julia H. Byers to Charles Gunther, along with numerous mortgage filings and cancellations, detailing parcels, streets, and lot numbers.
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Robert J
Anna Berling
Cedar Grove
Antonia “Dziech
Frank Dziech
Ae Street
Baymiller
Senha
George C. T. Gunther
Ludwig
Schick
Hartwell
Csessss
Ella C. Beeson
Frances B. Stuart
Baymiller Street
Tannery
B. Ass‘n
Charles H. Wiltsee
Ella
C. W. Short
Beeson
Alice
B. Stephens
John B. Johnston
Hewitt Avenue
Hackberry Street
Anna PB. Wise
David L. Saon
John T. Wright
Silverton
Mary Stapleton
Henry Fille
Michael Denol
Newtown
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Luella A. Bagley
Frank P. Fishback
Fairview Avenue
Mt. Washington
J. St. Clair Glassmeyer
Mary A. Feck
Lois
Cook
O. S. Higgins
Willam A. Clark
Symmes Patent
Southern
Auburn
Jennie Bohm
Same
Auburn Avenue
Robes Jennie m
B. Bruce
George Petry
Annes
Eeann
Hick Carriage
Yantils
H’s
Harrison Wolikes
Charles Leppert
Marty B. Campbell
Arch Irwin
Carthageae
Gharies
B. Braunstein
Fanny J. Dickson
Grar
Columbia Township
Burton Hemphill
Anthony J. Nieman
Sherman Apps
Cheviot
Frank Danks
Blanche R. Harrogate
Hyde Park
F. Hardy
Michael Gordon
Hartshorn
Margaret Benning
Mary Fettig
Lyons Street
Clifton Avenue
Maggie F. Brill
Anna Brill
Mary McCormack
Solomon Rosenahum
Oetmre Nace
Mary B. Becker
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Co
Kenny L. Butler
Title Guarantee and Premst Co
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Spevne Anebe
Stricker
O'Bryanville
John B. Spicker
National BA. Co
Clifford S. Bennett
Southern Ohio L
J. St. Clair Giasemeyer & Co
Jacob Koshover
Oak L
George W. Petry
Union Savings & Trust Co
Cceccessaernees Bank
Richard Butler, Jr
Sarah PL Williams
Edward T. Picard
Oakley B. & L. Co
Michael Condon
Southern Ohio L. Company & T. Ee
William P
The Age of Flight and the Rise of Air Freight
A 1908 overview argues airships could become a national industry for perishables and luxury goods. It covers costs, engines, and safety while noting smuggling risks, required infrastructure, and the impact on rubber, steel, and other industries as air cargo envisions new stations, garages, and rooftops for sky freighters.
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Wright Brothers
Herring
Scott
Prof
Langley
Zeppelin
New York
London
Wellman
Lebaudy
Germany
United States
War Department
Frederic J.haskin
Haskin
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed including No. 141112 Sharon 8. we A. Co. vs Joseph H Feldhaus et al seeking 13 and foreclosure. No. 141114 Rogers & Stone vs Maud Lewis lien and execution for 45. No. 141115 Harold Ryland vs City of Norweet to enjoin assessment. No. 141116 Mamie Dwyer vs Cuy of Cincinnati damages 5000. No. 141117 Charles Burkhardt vs Elizabeth P Stross to set aside conveyance. No. 141118 Josephine Weiss vs Phillip Weiss divorce. Insolvency No. 1445 Christian Schott vs City of Cincinnati to enjoin assessment. No. 1446 Charles McCartney vs City of Cincinnati to enjoin assessment. No. 1447 City of Cincinnati vs Board of Education to assess compensation for land.
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Sharon
We A. Co
Joseph H. Feldhaus
Christian Schott
City of Cincinnati
Renner & Renner
L. Hanger
Charles McCartney
Board of Beiducation
E. M. Ballard
Robbers kill twelve in Slobodze Jewish family attack
In Slobodze near Tiraspol a group of robbers killed twelve members of a Jewish Cohen family during a burglary. The bandits were captured after the crime, authorities report a small loot was sought.
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Tiraspol
Russia
Slobodze
Cohen
Ohio Supreme Court Advances Fertilizer Suit Against Smith Chemical
The Ohio Supreme Court allowed the Attorney General's motion to advance the case against the Smith Agricultural Chemical Co. for charter ouster, with hearings set for October 27 and briefs due October 21 and 26. The ruling follows a decision upholding the petition against the company’s demurrer.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Gaymanin-Cincinnati Lexow Committee
Hamilton County
Bilis
Smith Agricultural Chemical Company
Union National and
Gill Et al
Toledo Railway & Terminal Co
D. B. McGill
W. Traction Co
M. C. Catalane
Nicola Cerri
Mary Ida Barrow
C., L. & A. Electric Street Railway Co
Ford C. Holbrook
A. L
J. E. Finley
C. L
E. D. Bloom
Bryson
John W. Grabiel
The
Gilchrist Transportation Company
George Pearson
H. C. Wilkinson
J. M. Reynolds
Peter Lauer
Conrad Hoffman
Mary E. McElroy
Pennsylvania Company
C. C. Ferry
E. W. Crayton
Ohio
F. C. Holbrook
A. E. Egry
J. B. Swing
Clinton Crane
C. A. Cavey
C. Biff
Edith Lydick
Flora A. Welker
Benjamin F. Gayman
State of Ohio
H. W. Doty
Joseph L. Kroger
Michael Ryan
Court actions sweep through Cincinnati docket in October
The docket covers receivership for The F Atonewane Co and its $50,000 capital, tax suits against Union Central Safe Insurance, hotel creditor payments, stock misrepresentation cases involving Victor Stoker Co, and janitorial divorce filings. Judges Hoffheimer Caldwell and others set hearings, continuances, and pardons while probate, insolvency, and federal matters progress.
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F.atonewane Co
Bar
Albert Company
Siaparierile
Fen Ak Capital
Schwill
Hoffhecimer
Walter de Camp
Dudley Y.sutphin
Union ‘Central Safe Insurance Company
Hoffheimer
Alfred Mack
John C. Healy
Andrew J. Herrlinger
Harlin Hotel
John Real
Cincinnati Tractions Company
Essex Place
McMillan ‘Street
C. Lykins
James A. Green
George F. Dana
Green
Dana
Victor Stoker Company
River Departures and Ohio River Stage Update
The River column lists Louisville departures for Bessie Smith at 5 p.m and daily notices with Sunday 9 a.m. Advertised departures. It notes the Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 2 feet 5 inches and falling as of 6 p.m. yesterday.
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Louisville
Ohio
Cincinnati
Steamboat Movements and River Forecast At Local Port
Flotsam and Jetsam note the Lizzie Bay departed for Louisville yesterday and the Bessie Smith sails to Louisville and intermediate ports at 5 p.m. today. The Bes sie Smith is due in port today from Louisville. Ohio River forecast: stationary or slowly falling with a slight rise between Catlettsburg and Portsmouth. Cincinnati to fall slowly then rise slightly tonight. River stage 2.6 feet last night.
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Lizzie Bay
Louisville
Bessie Smith
Ohio River
Ohio
Catlettsburg
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Main Street
River and Vessel Movements Amid Low Water
Pittsburgh reports river levels at Freeport and Beaver Dam steady while Wheeling shows a slight drop. St Louis notes river at 3.8 feet with several arrivals and departures including the Dubuque and Lorena. Departures include The Kentucky and Spread Eagle due to low water.
Northern Pacific Reports Revenue Rise But Net Income Falls
The Northern Pacific Railway reveals for year ending June 30 that revenue increased to 707190 over prior year while net income declined. Passenger earnings rose to 18,153,238 and freight income edged down to 46,423,336 due to higher operating costs and over 2,000,000 in interest and stock commissions. Retiring directors were reelected at the annual meeting.
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New York
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Cereal Harvest Over In Ohio As Drought Affects Corn
Columbus Oct. 6 Over thirty million bushels of wheat totaling 30 132 919 have been harvested in Ohio from 1 886 960 acres at 16 9 bushels per acre Quality at 91 percent. Oats yield 34 083 451 bushels from 15 271 886 acres at 26.8 bushels. Corn prospects at 80 percent of average due to drought.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio
Board of Agriculture
Tomorrow Registration Drive Encourages Voters
A call urges citizens to register tomorrow or they cannot vote. The notice frames voting as a civic duty and urges immediate action to ensure eligibility.
Court Order in Strike Restraining Taxi Drivers
Justice Blanchard of the Supreme Court issued an injunction restraining striking taxicab drivers from interfering with the operating company. The order becomes effective immediately and is returnable Wednesday morning. Strikers were also directed to stop coercing strike breakers. No disorder occurred today.
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New York
Blanchard
Supreme Court
Gould Named President At St Louis Southwestern Railway
At the annual shareholders meeting in St Louis the board and officers were reelected. Edwin Gould of New York was named president. F H Britton was named vice president and general manager of St Louis, with vice presidents William H Taylor and William A Hamilton, both of New York. Arthur J Trussel and H L Utter were listed as secretaries from New York.
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ST. Louis
St Louis Southwestern Railway Company
Edwin Gould
New York
F. H. Britton
Sst. Louis
William H. Taylor
William A. Hamilton
Arthur J. Trussel
H. L. Utter
New
Trademark dispute over carpet warp names escalates in court
The January and Wood Company of Mayville and the Putnam Hooker Company of this city see litigation grow as the latter transfers a suit from state court claiming infringement of its title to the names Matchless Eclipse and Lakeside for carpet warp. Heirs of James O Brien settle their damages suit against the city after dismissing the case. District Attorney McPherson gains an extra thirty days to respond in the Union Distilling Company lawsuit challenging all distilled liquor branding rules. James A Pope amends a $10 000 suit against Cohen Co claiming false prosecution for forgery and jail time before acquittal.
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Star Millinery Company
Addison Ballard
Malcolm C. McCassey
Warner
United State Grand Jury
Sater
Tom Burke
Hamilton
Henry Sohn
McPherson
United States Crcuit Court of Appeals
Lorton, Severens and Richards
Expanded Metal Company
General Fireproofing Company
Tower Court
Cleveland
Loew Filter Company
Detroit United Railways
Isabella Lewis
James H. Campbell
Grand Rapids
J. M. McGillvray
Jackson
J. M Thomson
Peter Lyall & Sons
Stillwell-Bierce & Smith-Vaile Co
Dayton
Lyall & Sons
Jeremiah Morgan
Ben Hay
Morgan
Mr. Hay
William A. Gregg
William H. Coulter
Vestsdag
United Courts
Louis H. Capelle
Anthony Rennebaum
Charles A. Funkhauser
Charles A. Groom
Coleman "Avery
Horace G. Horstman
Louis P. Pink
Ri . A. LeBlond
William J. Lly
Jerome Kuertz
Cincinana
Harvey J. Compton
Coyote
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January & Wood Company
Mayville
Putnam-Hooker Company
Putnam- Hooker Company
Matchless
Eclipse
Lakeside
James O'Brien
Union Distilling Company
James A. Pope
Cohen & Co
Pope
Building Permits for Residence on Flora Street Near Warner
A two and a half story residence is approved near Flora street and Warner with owner Si $45 OEE 3 Saasana 8 avenue, Mrs. T. fee, vente cost. Total estimated cost 8,900.
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Side Flora Street
Warner
Ed Buller
Saasana 8 Avenue
T. Fee
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