Billion stowed under old carpets hints at idle money
William Jennings Bryan cited a business estimate of a billion dollars hidden in idle funds. In Cincinnati, no one can locate such wealth beneath carpets or culprits of waste. The Queen City Bank offers 4 percent certificates of deposit, promoting the earning power of idle money amid stable capital and resources.
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William Jennings Bryan
Cincinnati
Queen City
Carew Building
Fifth and Vine Streets
Queen City Bank
Packers Hop 1000 Packagers Train to Meat Packers Convention
About a hundred Cincinnati pork packers will ride a two‑coach special train to Chicago for the American Meat Packers Association annual meeting. The Schnapps Band will provide music en route and in Chicago. Charles B. Murray will be the guest of the group as Cincinnati vies to host the 1909 gathering.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
American Meat Packers’ Association
Schnapps
Charles B. Murray
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Knauft
H. L. Gates
C. Beaman
Fred Wiebling
M. F Hoffmain
George Lohrey
Herman Ahrens
A. Sanders
Charles Schmidt
A. Gaddim
John Dupps
Williane Gerringer
Henry Wagner
Joseph Ryan
Agga Charles Jan Jack
Joseph “Rriéster
Sack Maitaball Wil
City Hall seeks 50 thousand for Liberty Street Viaduct repairs
City Solicitor Ballard sent an ordinance to the Board of Public Service to appropriate 50000 for repairing and reconstructing the Liberty street Viaduct. The Service Board approved and forwarded it to Council. Upon appropriation, contracts will be awarded for the work.
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Ballard
Board of Public Service
Liberty Street
Service Board
Council
B. & C. S. W. Special Train to Louisville Kentucky
By authority of the Quio Valley Improvement association a special train leaves Central Tinton Station at 6:00 p m Wednesday October 21 arriving Louisville at 9 30 p m De Luxe Pullman cars with dining service Delegates to the convention may obtain tickets and further information at the B and C Big Ticket Office 430 Walnut bake
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Quio Valley Improvement Association
Central Tinton Station
Louisville
Bulgarian Crisis Deepens as Forces Mobilize
London reports the Bulgarian issue unsettled with ships mobilized and troops rushed to the frontier. Grey and Iswolsky sought a settlement but kept open the option of a conference. Greece, Italy, and Germany dispatched diplomats amid calls for restraint.
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London
Edward Grey
V. Iswolsky
Paris
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Turkey
Troops Herry to Front In Austro Hungarian Move
Paris reports that the Eleventh and Thirteenth Austro Hungarian Army Corps are hurried toward the Servian frontier with arms and ammunition. Hospital trains are being prepared at Vienna and Budapest as France tries to restrain King Peter and Serbia. Rumors of unrest in Montenegro circulate without confirmation.
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Paris
Vienna
The
Temps
Budapest
France
Belgrade
Peter
Foreign Office
Montenegro
Servia
Count von Ghynes
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Belgrade Faces Imminent War Rising Tension in Serbia
In Belgrade officials warn war is unavoidable as War Minister Passes tells AP hostility is likely. A major mass meeting gathered at Skupshtina with demonstrators demanding war, while assembly members grow warlike and fears rise over Austrian monitors near the Danube.
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Belgrade
M. Passés
Associated Press
Skupshtina
Danube
Servian
Triumphal Entry Planned into Sofia by Prince Ferdinand
Sofia reports Prince Ferdinand will make a triumphal entrance into the capital next Monday after a reception at Philippopolis. The ceremony was postponed one day from tomorrow. Officials in Constantinople say anger over the Bulgarian independence proclamation is subsiding.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Prince Ferdinand
Philippopolis
Constantinople
Russian Fleet Ready Amid Balkan Crisis
ST PETHSBURG October 10 Russia will not oppose Austria Hungary’s annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and will bow to the fact. The Black Sea fleet remains mobilized for autumn maneuvers with preparations foreseen for any eventuality. Upgrades to larger ships were completed before the crisis began.
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Edward Grey
M. Iswolsky
Flo
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Greece
Austria- Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Cret
Marquis San Oullano
Berlin
Count Writ Metternich
Germany
Foreign Office
Grey
Bulgaria
Austria
Balkans
Sir Edward and
Hungary
Edward
Turkey
Malta
Aegean
Avas
Crete
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Britain
ST. Petersburg
Bosnia
Balkan
Vienna
ST. Pethsburg
Bosp
Herzegovina
Austria- Huargéty
Baron von Aehrenthal
Count Berchthold
Black Sea
Italian Fleet Concentrates After Maneuver Run
The Italian fleet has completed its regular fall maneuvers and received orders to remain concentrated in the current location.
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Sphzia
Italy
Pair to Wed at Miami University in Historic Ceremony
Orrison Harry Hayes, an Indianapolis lawyer, will marry Alpha Loyd, daughter of Thomas C. Lloyd, at Miami University on October 21. The wedding, staged in the new university auditorium built by Mrs. Loyd’s father, will be conducted by President Guy Potter Benton.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamelton
Miami University
Orrison Harry Hayes
Indianapolis
Alpha Loyd
Thomas C. Lloyd
Oxford
National Cash Register Users Warned Of Fraud
A discharged employee posed as a cash register inspector and stole from Ohio Valley users, costing $10 or $20 per theft. He was caught in Cairo and sent to Joliet penitentiary for years. A Covington case followed. The Dayton factory trains inspectors, some fail and damage machines. NCR warns clients not to let strangers tamper with registers and offers two factory trained experts for repairs, with cost estimates before work. Telephone Canal 2182.
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Ohio Valley
Cairo
Joliet
Covington
Dayton
Telephone Canal
National Cash-Register CO
Berter
Vine St. Palace Hotel
Cincinnati
Pianos for Sale from CF Pianos Catalogs
Old ad lists upright pianos with makers Brown Brothers Gravesteen Fuller Pease Kranich Bach Baldwin Steinway and Steinway miniature grand. Notes various finishes ebony rosewood oak mahogany prices from 10 to 650 dollars and shipping offered.
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Brown Bros
Gravesteen & Fuller
Pease
Kranich & Bach
Steinway & Sons
Steinway
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Preros
Ben
Amin
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Michael Ryan
Kam Suttle
Diem & Wing
Herman Loewenstein
Daniel Loewenstein
John G. Roth
Joseph L. Roth
Charles E. Roth
John Hoffmann
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Fred Guckenberger
Richard Ryan
Co. B. Murray
George Zehler
Joseph Ogeet
Charles Zehler
Charles Habpara
W. H. Briggs
Frank Myers
W. W. Granger
Fred Weyhinger
Carl Hauck
Charles Heckle
Meyer Neuhoff
William J
City Hall Notes
Louisville, KY
Charles Hardinge
M. Iswalsky
Buckingham Palace
Jslue
Berchthold
Nicholas
Francis Joseph
England
Cettinjh
Bosnia and
Popovitch
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Miami College
America
Teiway
A. B. Chase
VOSE
Melville-Clark
Wurlitzer
Baldwin
Victor
Caruso
Tetrazzini
Melba
Calve
Schumann-Heink
Sousa
May Irwin
Vesta Victoria
Alice Lloyd
de Wolf Hopper
Harry Lauder
W. J. Bryan
Victor I
Rudolph Wurlitzer Co
East Fourth
Main and
Walnut
Berlitz
Languages Mercantile Library Bldg
Aberlitz
Samuel C. Tatum Co
Fenton Dry Cleaning Co
Elmer
A. H. Pugh Printing Co
Kroger Groc, & Bak, Co
Heekin Can Co
T. M. Prince
Crane & Breed Mfg
C. W. Loughead
Ranh & Mack Shirt
Bell Telephone Coo
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Cincy Tobacco
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