Wheat declines on weather, rain forecast and liquidation
Wheat prices on the Chicago exchange fell as heavy week end liquidation followed a Weather Bureau forecast of rains across the winter wheat belt. December and May futures closed lower, corn and oats eased, and provisions weakened after a day dominated by weather news and sparse export demand.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Argeniina
Minneapolis
Duluth
Flour and grain markets across multiple hubs show steady to firm tones
Across New York Toledo Milwaukee and Kansas City the day’s trading centered on flour and grain. Wheat futures eased slightly on rain forecasts while cash markets held firm for pat ents and winter varieties. oats and rye showed mixed activity with steady feed markets and varying regional prices.
Commodity Prices and Receipts Report
Market notes from 2004 show Timothy seed at 2.25 to 3.15 per unit and timothy hay at 8.50 to 4. A large batch of receipts lists flour 11 000 bbls and wheat 75 000 bush, with corn 18 0 bush and oats 6 000. Shipments include flour 10 000 bbls and wheat 42 000 bush along with corn and oats figures.
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York
Minnesota
New York
I. F
Buffalo
Cc. i. Tf
Duluth
Pacific Coast
Bogota
Central America
City Extra
India
Continent
South America
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Japan
New Orleans
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Tartesa Ie
al Waukee
Minneapolis
O Ct
Kansas City
ST. Louis
London Stock Exchange Faces Political Scare Then Edges Up
The London Stock Exchange opened the week nervously amid political fear and Balkan uncertainty. Prices improved as confidence returned, with Kaffirs and home rails rising, though late-session liquidation drove general declines. Consols closed at 84 percent amid new loan prospects. American securities moved with New York and Amsterdam markets.
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London
The
Stock Exchange
Paris
Berlin
Balkans
Sao Paulo
New York
Amsterdam
Kibigen
Failures For The Week In The United States
Commercial failures this week in the United States total 269 reports, up from 256 last week and 243 the week before. Canada reports 27 failures, with liability details noting most firms owe at least 5 000. October totals reach 5 632 672 in liabilities, compared with 6 285 774 the prior year.
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Pee Tribune
New York
United States
R. G. Dun & Co
Canada
East
Pacific States
Market Report on Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry
Kansas City reports firm fresh eggs at 25 cents with receipts of 2 cents. New York notes butter weak with large receipts and prices around 27 27.5 cents. cheese remains quiet with 1 241 boxes exported. eggs steady with 4 097 receipts. Poultry shows live spring chickens 13 14 cents, fowls 18 cents, turkeys 14 18 cents. dressed Western chicks 13 18 cents, fowls and turkeys steady.”
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Kansas City
New York
Cramery
Bank of Germany weekly statement shows key shifts
The Imperial Bank of Germany reports cash in hand up 39.674 million marks while loans fall 19.614 million and discounts drop 99.597 million. Treasury bills slide 4.74 million and notes in circulation decrease 118.788 million, with deposits up 38.409 million.
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Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Trade figures for New York port week ending Oct 17
Imports of merchandise and dry goods valued at 12.95 million were recorded for the port of New York. Specie imports totaled 303,320 dollars, split 175,126 in silver and 128,194 in gold, while specie exports stood at 785,378 dollars with no gold exported.
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New York
Hamilton Worker Crushed at Estate Stove Plant
Christian Kraus a molder at the Estate Stove Company plant in Hamilton Ohio was killed when his clothing was caught in a tumbling machine cog wheels. His body was pulled into the machinery before power could be shut off. He lived in East Hamilton with a wife and large family.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Christian Kraus
Estate Stove Company
Lazard
Felix
David Kahn
Cincinnati
Kraus
Court Waiting as Judge Ends Life in Park
Newark, Oct 17 Judge David B Howell of the First Criminal Court shot himself twice in Branchbrook Park in front of about a hundred people. He died in City Hospital two hours later. A prominent Democrat, he faced personal criticism after his divorce and earlier speech responding to accusers. He walked into the park as his court awaited him and discharged two shots into his head.
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Newark
N. J
David B. Howell
First Criminal Court
Branchbrook Park
Howell
Heavy Rush to Rosebud Reservation Opening
Dallas records show 114,069 total registrations for the Rosebud reservation opening on October 17. The figure reflects the strong turnout and interest in the event.
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Rosebud
Dallas
8. D
Rosebud Reservation
Grand Jury Returns 75 Indictments In Newport Poolroom Case
Campbell County Grand Jury reported to Judge Yungblut after twelve days of work in Newport. seventy five true bills were found including fifty five indictments against George Ehrlich and Tony Bonero for operating a poolroom. Bonds set at two thousand each totaling 110000. Several other indictments included wilful murder, burglary, larceny and other offenses with varying bonds. Some cases were dismissed or referred to the next grand jury.
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Campbell County Grand Jury
Newport
Yungblut
George Ehrlich
Tony Bonero
Steve Benjarik
John Mellon
Eda Faulkner
John Thorp
Louis Bonner
William Schweitzer
John Meyer
Ollie Anderson
John Burke
James Crane
Horace Hughes
Elmer McCabe
W. F. Mustard
Edward Senior
Robert Babcock
Louis Thoeny
Theo Riedemann
City of
E. L. Smith
Albert Johns
James Wilson
John Birkett
John Duey
John Quinn
Yungblut Rally Boosts Campaign in Newport Hall
The Yungblut Republican Club held a large meeting at Ebert's Hall Newport last night to back Circuit Judge candidate C W Yungblut. Over 100 new members joined making total membership above 200 as Aldermen Schweikert Gowling Postmaster Meyer and City Attorney Weber spoke on local politics.
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Yungblut Republican Club of
Newport
Ebert
Tenth and
Ann Streets
C. W. Yungblut
Campbell County
Yungblut
Judge Yungblu
Baptist Clubs Elect Officers and Announce Services
The Baptist Social Club elected officers for the year with Lysle De Moss as president and Miss Edith Southall as secretary. Church services are listed across Presbyterian, Baptist, and Tower Methodist congregations with topics including The Eternal Truth and The Call To Follow, plus baptism and evening sermons.
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The
Baptist Social Club
Lysle de Moss
J. M. McArthur
Reba Winters
Virgil Young
Edith Southall
Robert McMurtry
Charles Heidrich, Jr
J. N. Ervin
Presbyterian Church
Eternal Truth
Christian Endeavor
Speers Hospital
Baptist Church
Robert H. Tolle
Christ
Tower Methodist Episcopal
J. G. Dover
David
Jonathan
Junior League
Epworth League
Flo McKee
Edgar H. Dickerson
St. John P. E
Four men killed in Kaneville nitroglycerin blast
Four men died in an explosive blast at the Harper nitroglycerin factory in Kaneville, Oil City area, as nitroglycerin produced 460 quarts exploded. The victims were Peter McGuire aged 40 of Rouseville and Daniel Feeley 30 with Arthur Feeley 9 and Carl Feeley 8. Two men worked as treaters and were finished with mixing when a can or measure dropped triggered the day’s output.
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Oil City
Harper
Kaneville
Night riders burn gin in Alabama first reported case
Nevis reaches Scottsboro Alabama to report Butler & Co cotton gin at New Hope burned by night riders. Gin had been posted to stop cotton, but continued operating until arson ended the run. No further details available.
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Scottsboro
Ala
Nevis
Butler & Co
New Hope
Alabama
Covington Aldermen Delay Gas Tester Resolution
Democrats in Covington again obstruct measures from Republicans by referring the gas tester purchase to committee. Mayor Craig championed the measure to test Union Light's compliance with a franchise, but the Board of Aldermen postponed action until next week, fueling claims of obstruction and urging votes for harmony and Republican candidates.
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Democratic Board of Aldermen of
Covington
Committee
Craig
Board of Council
Walter Cleary
Board of Aldermen
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Covington Rally Boosts Democratic Ticket Support
Champ Clark and Ollie James drew large crowds in Covington with a Central Garden speech urging a straight Democratic vote. A 1,500 strong parade followed, chaired by Joseph L. Rhinock, as Clark predicted a Bryan plurality and wins across the solid South and key states. Earlier, a Florence barbecue drew about 10,000 listeners.
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Covington
Ludlow
Latonia
Champ Clark
Missouri
Ollie James
Third
Kentucky
Central Garden
Joseph L. Rhinock
Clark
Bryan
New York
Maryland
West Virginia
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ohio
Florence Fair Grounds
Florence
Campbell County Court Orders Sale In Douba Estate
Judge Yungblut ordered Master Commissioner Anderson to sell at public auction the Douba estate in Campbell County. The sale covers property on Sixth Street near Brighton, pending settlement in the Circuit Court. The judge will travel to Alexandria to open the fall term and hear cases from the upper county.
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Douba
Yungblut
Anderson
Sixth Street
Brighton
Alexandria
Newport Lodge 358 Holds 50th Anniversary Banquet
Newport Lodge No. 358 F and A M celebrated its fiftieth anniversary with several nights of events in the Masonic Temple. The final night featured a banquet at 8:30 pm in the Altamont Hotel attended by over a hundred Masons and their wives. Wor shipful Master Harry A. Lockwood presided, with speeches by lodge members and visiting Masons from Cincinnati and Covington, followed by dancing into the night.
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Newport Lodge No
A. M
Newport
Altamont Hotel
Harry A. Lockwood
Cincinnati
Covington
Quail and Rabbits Shipped From Covington Spark Inquiry
Covington hunters complain after rabbits and quail are reportedly killed near the city. Patrolman Taphorn aboard the Butler train found barrels labeled butter allegedly containing game bound for Cincinnati. State law bans rabbit hunting Sept 15 to Nov 15 and quail Jan 1 to Nov 15, and shipping game out of Kentucky is prohibited. The case rests with the Game Warden.
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Covington
Taphorn
Butler
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Water quality under scrutiny after typhoid cases
Newport health officials led by Dr. Charles Kehm, health officer, and the county board began a vigorous inspection of typhoid cases. Thirty two cases are linked to impure milk with dairy water also tested by a chemist for analysis. report due early next week with expected action.
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Charles Kehm
Newport
City Board of Health
County Board
Kehm
Newport News in Brief Highlights Local Happenings
Cleanthes Lodge plans anniversary celebration at Healy's Hall York Street tomorrow night. Speers Hospital Aid Society organizes Tag Day October 31 to raise funds for hospital wards and charity patients. Alderman Reusch and Dr Heflin joined Senator Bradley in Maysville Ky to back Taft Sherman. Elizabeth Stroble died at 740 Ann Street after tuberculosis. Coldspring Republicans held a rally. Taft Sherman Club and Ft. Thomas Glee Club participated. Anna Hull Lissenden wed Burt C Paterson at Park Avenue home. Rev J P Whitehead officiated. Sprinkling of lawns and streets allowed from now on to conserve water. Water Works Commissioners statement by James Rehling President.
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Cleanthes Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Newport
Healy’s Hall
York Street
Speers’ Hospital Aid Society
Campbell County
H. W. Reusch
W. R. Heflin
W. O. Bradley
Maysville
Taft
Shermar
Elizabeth Stroble
Ann Street
Coldspring
Taft-Sherman Club
Glee Club
Ft. Thomas
H. L. Lissender
Park Avenue
Anna Hull Lissenden
Burt C. Paterson
J. P. Whitehead
James Rehling
Covington News Notes Highlights Local Deaths and Events
Miss Mary B. Powers dies at 19 after a lingering illness with funeral services in St. Mary's Cathedral. Fire damages a mill on East Eighth Street, limited loss. Police Commissioner Heidle improves after surgery in Cincinnati. A brick-throwing incident targets Harry Lemker’s saloon. Governor Wilson to speak for Taft in Covington on October 28. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Schoettle set for Tuesday. Tag Day planned in early November by Covington charities. Local charity boards organize for a citywide fundraising day. Ad for Plymouth Coal Company concludes notes.
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Mary B. Powers
Pearl Street
St. Mary's, Cathedral
Branstadder Planing
East Eighth Street
John P. Heidle
Covington
Kentucky
State
Republican Campaign Committee
Taft
Mary Schoettle
Lewis Street
Highland Cemetery
Covington Charities
Children's Home
Old Women's Home
Associated Charities
Plymouth
Hatfield Coal Company
Residence. Age. Will-P. Mareusil.Richmond
Fragmentary list of names and locations including Jennie Wine Richmond Indiana Burt Paterson Newport Kentucky Anna Hall Lissenden Newport Kentucky Simon Cook Weewcastle Indiana Pearl Edna Klein veemes Newport Kentucky se
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Will — P. Mareusil
Richmond
Jennie Wine
Ind
Burt C. Paterson
Newport, Ky
Anna Hall
Pearl Edna Klein Veemes
Bradley's Wall Campaign Boosts Taft Support in Campbell County
United States Senator W O Bradley's Newport visit fuels Republican enthusiasm and voter turnout efforts. Campbell County shows broad Taft sentiment with 46 precincts organized under Chairman Theodore Marz. Circuit Judge race highlights Judge C W Yungblut Republican and Otto Wolf Democrat amid attacks on reform.
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Newport
United States
W. O. Bradley
Taft
Campbell County
Theodore Marz
Bellevue Churches Plan Sunday Services and Lectures
Bellevue churches list Sunday school times and sermon topics including Calvary M E Church with pastor Alfred P Smith preaching at 11 and 7 30, Trinity Lutheran with Rev B W Ziegler, St John Evangelical with Louis W Goebel, and Bellevue Dayton Christian Church with Ward avenue address and Minister W H White. Topics cover The Lonely Christ The Need of Every Man Holding Fast to the Good A Living Branch The Free Life and revival themes. Overall service times range 9 30 for Sunday school and morning worship around 10 40 to 11.
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Calvary M. E. Church
Alfred P. Smith
George W. Bunton
Covington
Trinity Lutheran Church
B. W. Ziegler
Luther League
Leonard Garver
Cincinnati
First Baptist Church
J. B. Jones
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Louis W. Goebel
Bellevue-Dayton Christian Church
Ward Avenue
Poplar Street
Boyd White
Bible School
Covington Deaths Reported By Health Officer
Covington Health Officer Dr. W. W. Ranshaw lists weekly deaths: Alfred Lannigan 14 months convulsions. David Price 2 years entire colitis. Joseph Willkerson 15 rupture. Charles Smith 26 tuberculosis. Bernice Skirvin 1 marasmus. Margaret Foster 69 senility. Ralph Rees 2 days. Terrill Hicks 21 tuberculosis. Stanleyckmeyer 2 pneumonia. Emma Hickburg 46 carcinoma. Edith Northcott 1 erysipelas. Johanna Wolverton chronic nephritis.
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W. W. Ranshaw
Covington
Alfred Lannigan
David Price
Joseph Willkerson
Charles Smith
Bernice Skirvin
Margaret Foster
Ralph Rees
Terrill Hicks
Stanleyckmeyer
Emma Hickburg
Edith Northcott
Johanna Wolverton
Bremer Brewing sues for fixtures in Kenton suit
John Brenner Brewing Company files in Kenton Circuit Court against A H Pottmeyer asking return of saloon fixtures and damages of 100 dollars. Will of Johanna Wolverton directs one third to husband and two thirds to son M T Shine named executor. Kenton Grand Jury to finish by tomorrow per Judge Shaw before Independence grand jury convenes Tuesday.
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Kenton
John Brenner Brewing Company
A. H. Pottmeyer
Johanna Wolverton
M.T. Shine
Shaw
G Rand
Independence
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